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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18
Maine Law Nomination..

Duteless Co.-AssenbIy 2. George w Sterling sAlvsh
Bufhnel.
0nei1o o-Assembly, T. George w. Smith:
VII HsstcAester Putnom and R0ekIoHd-sensfof.
Horace Greeley.
CsrtLard Co.-A,sembly, Perrin II. Me6rsw.
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mee 70 rcps-e the monthly Essay but IN qgsace
OF the 4 sh 81 bis cther he Mt abe - coic' d..
haped De ercusel Hs however sa'el IL re sa9as'
he bal selected was. The dangerous ih-i-a'i q p's
~nc.ous ii'erciureT
Ar VII ems, IN moving taat sc apology ~ ta' o-h'r
te dcct q, on aceourt Z the caar ~ ch 1- oAi "a
BIN sad Int he very snhject he hal rh' ~ BPS eay
Wa srt lent .cst &C lis sin. cry ~ Ult1 lht'
co1h re uirg more ri al Us 20 milH're '-ioT-
Z.rE % vouff-than reFlcious rtsraiure = 2 A. vas
b. every dav n the street critd around ny py
who knew not the effects o. fha poison thsv were STD
utrr He cou;sniei thar the heart 81 man was ike -
paper which Pepsrgd by the Dayue-reoiyns. which
receives The inn-rsson winch the sun by ravs anl
ortifcisl mears makes &C. :, t's a. ths sem5al,e
was Imprinted the paper 81, by The literature oi
country. vas lie heart II the people regulated.
Mr. McCsrtv in answer. said IN: before any book cold
Be CONDEMNED. u should D. read and IT, tendency known.
Mr Bucklev In answer said be did not consdorii was
a. all difficult 70 discover the tendency 81 any book or
Il could be seen in the yellow covered books - pro
fussiy published in this Ciy None should wt Hntd aver
the effects 81 such discovered IN evil deeds COR tnen
Il would De TOO late 90 fnd remedy, a1t TO mind p!i
soned by such percous rreue tons III snti1otes would
be uuavCiliuE
Mr. Williams said he considered (; would he very easy
10 judge Of lat penic1gs literature was tor . always
CldCd vice and made crime romantic AMI atra'tiye ne
nstnnCtd the works OF Byron and Othor in nrOo o MS
opinion ard said hat hut o- the fat of young spencer
having rad he lives of the pirates when boy ant thG'
been led % believe that pirate real hcro he yer
would have been han ged board OF the brig Soners
nor bis nigh family csgraecd by 50 gnominOgs Al enl O
a. e ~ its most promising children he also alluded -
articles which appeared in the satanic presses Of the
CITY. giving of the beasily h-ht which 0oN
place bstwev human brufOs fw days ncc and tlo
# the boys in their anxiety 70 sell disturbed tue NJ
l.ciouS congrc gr,ioDs If the City
Mr.. Haywood th.n came forward AMI stated the no
trusted nothing said could divert young mon ron joining
the association there 100 volumes in
Of good and moral works and there w0ad b. added,
cord nc as means were afforded The N citing ailer the
election ard proposing Of lew members, adjourned
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nemoerntin lsoin CiiY NomlnatIons.

with Uard-ALderman-W William {. Soaring
Nth UGrd-Aiderm0R-N esley smith.
INth Asseg,JlE Dtsfrtcf-W illiAm L. Valentine.
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TEE YOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The monthly neetag Of this society was he'd las
night 1t the Stuveyssn Institute M Howard Crosoier
wa in the Chair, ard Mr. Mccormick. the permanent
Secretary, resd iAe minutes Of the last etng which
were sIfUved e. correct. ttiier va read nom a
mCr.be 4 n A.sociftsl but whose name wls not an
ueVuce ss,ng that he hsd been selected by the Com
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AMFRICAN NrsICAL FTND sOCIErY.

III. American Musical Fund Society met yesterday az
terroon a. o'clock al the Mercer House end sdou
of the purpose OF attending the funeral Of M franeN
GIebEer.
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THF FEAST OF TIE TABERNACLES.

This jewish festival commenced on Sunday tha Torn N
slant which according ~ their computation. was the nj
tecnh doy of the seventh month They assembled IN largo
numbers shutdown that day in al ho syna-o cues II
our CITY as that 70 them the morning by thor faith
The command oftle Lord which they s believe % be n
force ard under which this festival i held, 20 be found
nIevcEs, commencing With the 18th verse, 23d chapter
l. is thus
S-,ak children Israe The ieenth day Of
this seventh mouih shall be h- s the Iabernicles lnio hs
Lord"
The other verses any Bible reader viii for himself
20 OF g. instructions how the festivals 60 be conducted
In an the synagogus which in duty visited everything
that could possibly under the crcumstances, be done &
fulfil the command rs given Accomplished There was
be sure an "ocrug OF Gre unto the Lord at least
vsby; but if could judge from the c)untesances OF
those who wor-lipped there ire OF the heart After
the congregation had assembled and the Reader, Or High
Priest, had taken his seat the ceremonies commenced by
chanting the psalm, As tire heart panteh for the water
brook, 50 my soul pRnieth after thee q God rms
Is0n ohantcd in Hebrew and Joined IN by tho entire
concrcgatiou very impressive II was particularly so
Mt CroeLy st. Synagogue under the direction Of the Reader
Mr. j Lyons This festival continues for eight days,
beginning 6tsunrsc every morning and
intern sson TN the change in the day NJ II clock when
the CONGREGATION dismiss but only to reasonable again al!
sundown when their deyotiOns are continued to late
hour in the night
ANY person who may be skepcal in believing those
peolle sincere and truly rcigious-howeyer msaSen-
we invite to 20 and them and there is admission 1r
all males
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The adjourned meeting of female friends OF Legal Pro
hbition which convened at DR. Trails Hydropathc insti
tue, No IS Laighl It., yesterday afternoon was well
attended and very spirited
At O'Clock the meeting was called 70 order and Mary
C. Vaughan appointed e. preside Sarah T. Barlow acting
as Secretgry The first business ia order was % learn
what Wards represented The secretary collected
the Of the ladies present when was found ha'
fourteen Wards were rcpreseutCd Mrs. Emma Ball rom
the Committee appointed At the preliminary meeting last
week reported the DRAFT of Constitution for tue
Nomen's City Temperance Alliance This read by
sections. AID adopted unanimously without discussion
The " ards were then called, with view Of obia nng
the name. OF those willing to act Vice Presidents and
some hesitation being shown in coming forward hr;
Vaughan made strong appeal She SAID she observed
considerable mdity. She not surprised az this. she
had ftt al herso and kcenly when che for the first
tine essayed % appear in her present capacity But she
hored tley would throw away their embarrassment and
of the Nnth Ward the only champion Of the Maine Law
in he a-t Assembly from this City lie gave warm words
If cncouag to the ladies engaged IN this movement
an earnest IL for forty years, no halei
il as a happy omen OF success % the cause all had a.
heart Or. Millers letter was listened to with evident
scfi faction
Mrs BARLOW made an interesting statement Of CONVEX
sation had by her with Dr. Miller on the subject OF the
movement aud added views Of her own a. 10 tbs
great Importance OF the present step.
The Rev Lcthouf Armstrong Of Saratoga, was next IN
troduced After suggestions % the ladies' as 10 inc
best mode conducting their proceedings he vent on 10
uoLt Ou the value Of female aa 1T the present Jaacture
lie narrated The history Of lady who had done practical
service By refusing 10 buy groceries Of rnsoAers As
venerable worker in the his remarks were listened
10 with interest.
To Committee to whom assiynoi the dayo report
ing officers the WomCns City Alliance handed IN ths
following list which adopted
frcslisNf- Mrs. = T MARTIN
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ARRIVALS ATlTHE PRINCIPAL HOTRLB
YESTERDAY.

| EXCHANGE H0rEL-F Nelson Ben
| Williamson, New Kent: ] G Rogers, San
| Francisco; 6 b Clarke, Baltimore; j 4 Bry.
an and lady. three Miss organs, three master
organs and z servants, Gloucester; r w VIII.
cox, Charles City; Mrs Woumley, Baltimore;
| w Tas lor, King William; DR. Burnley, Miss;
| Z A Allen, ir New York; II N Marshall,
| Fauquier; A Scott, Prince Edward; G A
| Hundley, Charlotte; w Green, Culpeper; s
| y Jones, Alabarnsi ] A Woodward, Staunton;
A NJ Kelley, Petersburg; w Fl Clark, Uaiyer-
siy of Va; TN Jones, u s Army; MIR King,
| DIR Granmer, Brunswick; Mr Meade, A @
| Meade, Petersburg; Miss Aieade, Miss Gil
| liam, Dinwiddie; Miss Goodwin, Greensville;
Miss King, Mississippi; r E Belts, U of Va;
u U Degarnette, Caroline; r II Wynn, Uni.
versiiy Va; ] Gilbert, Ga; ) Limkins and
lady, and Miss Pickens, ) c; nj p Purnell, N
z; DR. Barron, N o; b E Harris, Va; w b
| Matthew's, Mrs E w Matthews and servant,
Charleston; w @ Goode, jr, Mecklenburg; A
hobson, Mississippi; E G Wall: Petersburg;
ID ID Cohen and lady, Miss al Cohen,
Charleston; DR. Gallager, Phil; ] + Steel,
Ala; w Florriac, Va; II E Colman. Hanover;
G1P Bonduianl, Missouri; J d Williams, N G.;
H T. Peasants, 4 Fleming, DR. w Fleming,
Coco bland; A ID Allen, Oak Ridge: VIM r
| brewery, ] Nj Giikison, Winchester, A Mann,
| Roanoke; DIR BraxtoD, King William; w Will
| kinson, Washington; w II Halsey, N Y; E
P Jones and lady, Yancyyille; Mrs Latamater,
| Washington.
| Petersburg; HI L Miller. Chesterfield; K Z
Shor ;, Dinwiddie; H T Miller, Chesterfeld; A
| F Vaughan, Amelia; 5 Smith; Ga; w Pal.
morce, Powhatan; J r Madison, Va; ] Por.
ter, Louisa; F c DhiIips, Caroline; G TAFT,
King William; w F Moseley, E Moseley,
Mrs Moseey, Misses Moseley, Powhatan;
| NJ Wilson, Warrenton, J r Hardy, Lunenbuig;
r s Pauett, u b Wright, WI Porter, Farm.
vile; t Miller, w Crews, N C;J A Daily,
Farmville; II johnson, Lynehburg; s A Guy,
Goochland; w A Scott, Holloway; Z Ii
Brooks, Chesterfield.
| AMERICAN HOTEL.-A C Jones and
Capt Wiley, Surry; w Bocock, Appomat
tox; F w Ragland, N w Jemieson, F Mallory,
J A Logan and w Eppes, University of Va;
M Anderson, Albemarle; ORA Whitehead
and S William, Petersburg; S Williams;
Nelson; l. Butler, Portsmouth; w F Hughes
| Weldon; G G Gibson, Cine innati; + Lambert
Bali; B G Seymour, Goochland; s Jenkins
Roxboro; Daniel Thompson, lady and Mrs A
Thompson, Phila; nj Spencer, Penn; K Les
lie, Petersburg; w w Cabiness, Miss; H
Roy and ID Walker, Richmond; A Brown,
New York; ] l. Saunders, Washington; C
Balm and lady, Petersburg.
CITY HOTEL.-John w Jones, Charles
City; H N Bowden, Williamsburg; vii.
liams, Portsmouth, w Goodwin. N C; ] A
Paine, Goochand G Gutenberg, N Y; B ]
Tucker, Weldon; Goodloe, Caroline;
Thos Guy, do ] Newell, Phila; w Adams
and lady, Boston; w Radcliffe, New Kent; X
s Timberake, do; MIR Meredith, do; J Schmidt
and lady, Va; Miss Hundley, do; A Russell, do;
K Knight, N org antown.
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MARINE NE WIS.
RT OF kIUH M D n D !.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, from New York
m 5z to Ludlam e. Watson
Schr Ancost and Wheaton. Pankers, from
Albany, lumber to E Raglsnd g. Co
Sloop Mary l. Campton, Roland, from Albany,
lumber to VIM Greaner
Schr Attskapas, Mason, from Halloween, Maine,
ice to WsTdwell q Badger
Schr Mary Harvey, Hawkins, from New York,
hsy to Jno Clendenning
SAILED,
schr Daveson, Drescall, to Port Walthall to load
with coal for Phila
Sloop New Packet, Gwathmey, to Smithfeld,
-four
Schr Truth Davis, Bait, bran and iron
Schr Mercy Taylor, Nickerson, to Boston, tobac.
CO ard wheat
schr Hanover, Whipple. to York, flour and TO-
bacco
Schr Macedonia, Moore, in ballast
Schr Henry Clay, Young, in ballast
Schr Ben Franklin Thomas in ballast
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RICHMOND MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR-The accounts by the last steamer re-.
ceved to day, showing decline of Is per Dbl. on
the other side has had the effect. with the extreme
hot weather, to depress prices still more. We note
several lots of spoiled The limited demand has
caused prices to decline. Shippers cannot give
over S4s to ship coas,wise without loss. 4
WHALING large contracts yet made, millers
not willing TO give over 81 and farmers holding
back for more. ...
TOBACCO-The market still very active at full
prices
WOOL-This article ia wanted by our wooden
factory at 40 to 60 cts, according to quality.
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DIX. GORDON HARRIS.
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE.
CLASS 1924.
~ YoUNDKR OF THE III
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIkMaRy

~ roUNDKR OF THE III
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIkMARY,
No 81 South Gay ST..
opposite the Exchange Building and Post Ofice1.
snOSE recurring medical or surgical aid By
applying TO DIR H., may secure skiltul tresi-
ment and advice while al CON % upcsaions nil ~
nor. '"s- -
Aware OF the difficulty with the pubic 10 discri.
inmate IN newspaper advertiseuent betvesu The
genuine and skiol phystcian and the searIoss pre.
tensions OF the desisnine and dangerous unsck. Or
VIII cheerfully give, when applied e., such nj !.
ss.e references ~ VIII fully satisfy I'll who realss
BEWARE OF NosTRUMsi -
AsoIo the Patent Elixirs, Compounds end Cor.
Ss.s sassInsed to cure oil persons under varied
AZ the constitution and habits Of indivldaals dif.
Mt: reason teaches the same remedy CANNOT be
suited to oil alike and that disease can ony 81 ssfe-
y end sscsualiy eradicsted By jadieious apphca-
~ ATTENTION INVITED. g
-. practical espefien Of over IS years enAblas
Dr Il 70 insurc sound and speedy cure q osr-
tain class Of dissaseG uhich hare too long -,
yielded By regular ply dclkns to the banda 81 rs~s
cry. 10 may b consstsa sonadea,ially, sishsr i
pefgbn or BY letter. &5.s S 81 80
Psssons' 4 4 distance cures q home - sdd,.~.
augs lssssr = Dr. GORDON n&ARls, BsSimsrs.
All CO., con.aunicstiops souaaeasiaI.
1apediss sent 81 mAii Of express = ny pars Of
tne NaRed sssses. - .sz...-. =. s. .jo21-3ms
On HI9 Rp 81 . John Q. SCHu0EEY7
~ eslsbyaled ouesa City Hama vesv ensa
iaedisss and Ssr sa's ~ -,
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SALES OF STOCK
sEPoRTED WEEKLY BY JOHN A. LANCASTER

SALES OF STOCK
REPoRTED WEEKLY BY JOHN A. LANCASTER AND
SON, BROKERS.
Virginia State per CENT "a years to rum interest
from dete-last sales at Treasury Sl05.
Virginia State Stock, former issue, with interest
sales this week Sl06 and int.
Virginia State Stock, of 20 years issue, over 10
years to run, with interest from lst January-sales
this week sos and int.
Virginia State Stock, of 90 years issue, 10 years
and under to run, with interest from LIST Jany-103
and int
Bonds guaranteed by State of Va, with int from
lst Jany-ast sales l04 and int
Richmond City Stock, with interest from LIST Jan'y
last sales, short dates l02 and int long dates $l04
and inst
Lyn hburg Coupon Bonds, 80 years to run-1OO
noint.
Virginia Bank Stock, par s7O-last sales s77.
Farmers Bank Stock, par sl00-last sales SIl0.
Exchange Bank Stock, par Sl00-sales at Norfolk,
slll.
Va. Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-last sales
at i22.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par S20-last
sales at $3sH.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac R, R
Sfock-sales this week, dividend off, at 1854.
Virginia Central r. r Stock-last sales 60. -.
Richmond and Petersburg R. r. Stock-Par value
ViO0-sst sales 40 - -
James River and Kanawha Stock, par el00-last
$40 - - N'''A-'A'' 'a0'
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Z IT'S the last Clock of fifty
Left striking alone, 4Fss /
All ia noisy companions
Are purchased and gore. ~
No Watch of its kindred,
No time piece on tick
To reflect back its music, 8..a
Or give click for click.
I'm not leave thee, thou lone ens,
To pine on the shelf,
Since nobody win buy thee,
I'll keep thee myself
Thus kindly place thee
Behind my own door,
Where thy mates of the manto;
Have nourished before.
Oh, long msy'st thou follow u
The course of the day,
As from time's fsted circle
~ Each hour falls away.
When old Clocks need cleaning
And people seek new,
Oil who can supply them
Like BARrHo 10 s.Rw..
w J BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker, &c,
Opposite thu Dispatch Office.
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"Mamma," said little fellow, whose mo-
ther had forbid his drawing horses and ships
on the mahogany sideboard with sharp nail,
'Mamma, this amt nice house. At Sam
Racketfs, we can cut the sofa, and pull out
the hair, and ride shovel and t,nss over the
carpet, bur here we can't get any fun at all,,'
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MORE DUCK COATS-NRW, HAND
ls1 SOME AND LlGHT.-We have this morn.
ing received By steamer Roanoke, another lot Of
these Handsome Duc1 Ffocks for hot weather; slso
large LOT Of plain and assred white Drill Pants;
Goods are Eow coming IN every week. Call q No
l02, Main street.
10 20 KEEN. CHTLES q Baldwin
CARATOGA WATkR.--A supply 81 thIs
~ valuable Water always on noe. For ssie hy
REEVE 4 BLAIR,
jess Druggsts, l75 Broad stree
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STORAGE, eTORAGE.~Ths sabicriserl
- having rented tke custom hcass Lumab sr
aeuse, on 18th street, 10 rear of ctr Auction and
Commission Store, are prepared to resolve ali and
every kind 0f Goods on storage, and on roasouable
erns. Insurance can be erected st tho Iowsst
rates, as the building n re proof Every atf ntion
WI 30 paid 70 the reception md delivery q sH
goods entrusted 70 us. 81
my 2d-ts ALEXANDER HoTT 4 co
- FARTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES ~ -.
sui sailing of g and below cost and siAll copinns
70 do 20 until the cloea Of my husiness n CcniS
betn cenststsnce With the interest Of IN sbosr -
. ns.s Of se.a sssssis. Y Dry Goods, Hssisriss,
and apprise themselves Of the faet ~ 81.
selling ny Goods q primo cost prices. ~ 10y
A.x .r.t II ROSEMFELD.
us Broad street.
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n NEW APOTHRCARY ANDD.UG

~STUkE-The Subscribers have entered into
partnership aud taken the store lately oc.
- cuped by A Levy, Jr, 20l Broad street a
few doors below Messrs Breeder g. Fox Offer for
sale a general assortment of Drugs, Medicines.
Paints, Oils, Dye stuffs, Perfumery, &c, which
they can recommend to the public as fresh and
genuine, having been purchased in the last few
weeks b. one of US in person.
Particular attention viii be paid to the putting an
Of Prescriptions at all times OF night or day.
unexpectedly request call from our old pat
rons and the public generally.
PETER W. GRUBBS
ap5 r w APPERSON
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The squadron of Gen Urquiza, in the River
Plate, which recently defeated the Buenos Az.
rean squadron, was and is commanded BY
Commodore Coe, an American. The BHenos
Ayrean squadron went out expressly to attack
him
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a CTS OF IS32.3.-J w RANDOLPH haa
IA for sale
Vivian Grey, by B DIsraeli AP-50c2
The Monk, by LIE ~is-25o
No 10 Bleak House-l2Ac
July No PutHam's Magszlne-25c
Acts of Assembly, 1882 3-el
Do do bound-e1 IS
Brother Jonathan for July 4th-l2ac je 20
yNnUsTRIAL.-Rsson OF the Southern
! and Western States, m2rzeiug view of their
zCemnerce, Agriculture. &C. together with histori
cal statistical sketches of other States and Cities of
sme Union. by D De Bow, 3vois, evo, 1900
Printed pages. for Go. This Book contsips A I'm
nsn:s mas Of valuable ipformstion. For GALE By
: y y wv RANDOLPH.
X OK HERRING6.-le7 half bbls stEictly
- prime family Ros Herrinss. tor ssle BIZ
@3 r r. RURf0N
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a GENTLEMEN,S PUNE a0T.j

BOOTS, CITY MADE The subscriber
would most respectfully call th > attention of
gentlemen to his assortment Of fine dress
Boots, Of superior quality, manufactured BY him.
self All that he asks IL call from those in want of
q fine dress Boot, Of good quality for summer wear,
of his own manufacture. ALEX HILL
and dealer In Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
Carpet Bags, sc. SC, No l27 Main street.
Ia f :. s 3 rs
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800 TAG SUBSCRIBERS kav1
PIANO and MUSIC Stofe,
100 Main street, opposite the Banks.

ass TAG sUBSCHlBER4h av1
w5s the pleasure ofinforming the inhsz
~IYYVp itants of Richmond and it vici6It&
- that they are prepared to perfpfl
all operations in Surgical and Mechanical Ue4fie
at the shortest possible notice. z
Persons needing the services of Deufisk
please to remember that the subscribers aro58 /
session of all the improvements of any Wort
cen ly introduced at the North. 3
RID ADDINGTOH, d rs
je 10 A w JONES, M d.
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aRL CARRIAGEs, CARRIA0H1

c4RL CARRIAGES, CARRIAGH4&
Hg. The subscriber has ON hand, IS ~
Coach making establishment, on Lombard AlleYs
between Main and Cary, (l3th and 18th stree1s y
near the Columbian Hossl, Coaches, Chariol1osG,
Barouches Buggies, with and without tops, md
Sulkies, all of his own make Of Ihe best materials
and workmanship-alI OF which win be sold % low
mond !; and respectfully asks call from thoee In
want of any article In the Carriage line o. am d.
termined to make to order and sell af the lcwes0
prie possble and all work Sold that Il nov, war
ranted. AsssA
aD Adm MICAjAH MkN(EIM
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pRIvATE PRACTICE.-Dr >

i co. may be consulted. eonAdennalIv fo- re
treatment OF the following diseases. Eruptions
sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or so,
arguments ,Syphiiis, and al morbid discharges,
Inetner recent or chronic. Also, all those con.
Plents termed female diseases. The advertisers
rIowers, which may be regarded a. the very ben
aLucie Known, to give tone and vigor to certain
sDoseo aud a. well a. to renovate
ssyssem shattered by dissipation or other cause.
.edicines securely pat up, with full directions.
ana sent 70 order, Pest psid letters promptly -
tended to. Oflce on FranKlin street, below En-
enmee Hotel, and nrst door beiew Trinity church,
Richmond, Virginia a. l5-d&w
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~T NOTICE.-To Travellers by
&ssasi1s=-i the Piney Point Line to Bal.
timo re. The next trip of the steamer POWHA-
TAN will bs made on Sunday, Bird July, instead OF
Monday, the 4th, her regular day, consequently
passengers tor Piney Point or Baltimore by her,
will have to take the cars here on the morning OF
Sunday next, 3rd inst t, at o'clock, A: NJ
SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office Richmond, Fredg 4 r Co,
Richmond, June 28th. 1853. 5
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I AWNs, LAWNS, LAHNS.-Osr assort
IL ment Of Lawns 10 very extensive, and % the
season 10 advanced We now offer them at grsssly
reduced prices. Handsome styles st I'd, 10 cesss,
l2a cents, IL, 20 and Is cents per yard
HART 4 MOSES,
fe2a 60 Main street
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1bAnow In receipt of my spring stock of =
Goods, consisting of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Trunks Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. deem Ii
needless to particu arize; suffice 1t to say that my
from the most approved manufacturers OF ali the
Northern cities, to which invite the attention of
purchasers. assuring them that no pains shall be
spared to please them. JNO THOMPSON,
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