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MOVEMENTS OF THB AFRICAN sQUADRON-THI
MAINE LIQUOR LAW IN AFRICA-wAR AMONG
THE TRIBES.

MOVEMENTS OF TnB AFRICAN souApRoN-rHH
| MAINE LIQUOR LAW IN AFRICA-wAR AMONG
THE TRIBES.
By the brig Favors, Capt White we have dates from
| Bathurst, West Coast of Africa, to the Sd ult
The U. S. ship John Adams sailed from Bathurst nm
thu afternoon OF January 18th, 1853 for Sierra Leone
havpg visited doree. Her presence the coast had
been OF much benefit, the natives far near knew
of her arrival at Goree and Bathurst.
Commander Lynch arrived ut Bathurst on the 14th
ult., in the English mail steamship Forerunner from
London and took passage in the Adams for the coast
Liberia officers and of the John Adams all well,
and had been well.
The brigs Perry and Bsnbrdge swere to scaward on
cruise.
The following is list of se officers Of the John-Adams
-Commander-Jas. Barron. Eeutena,ts-H French, J.
A. Doyle, g. Strain and james Higgins. Purser-A A.
Be:Lnap Surgeon William 3. Sinclair. Assistant do,
j. +. Heustis. Msster--C VI. Woolley Midshipmen-
j. Taylor A. Babcock, and Marshal c. Campbell Gun
Ier-John Owens. samaker-William H. Mahony- Car
Pen'erNWllam ca hyae OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brady Cap.
The f,g,hip GeImanto wn, Captain Nichols and sloop
owar Dale were at Porto Praya December 6h awaiting
the arrival Of the flagship Constitution and soopo war
Marion.
religious war was raging among the different tribes
the difficulty being about drnkng--the Mirabous being
the Maine Liquor law and Mahoncdon party and those
going for the fire water Of the whites and heathens
the lMandegoes, serawoows, and the King of Combo.
The King Of Combo attacked the town Of Savagee
tanning 900 Inhabitants, the 23d December and
men, the latter losing but His exceuency the Go.
vernon of Bathurst would take the matter in hand aud
q settlement Of the difficulties might be expected.
Owing to these difficulties trade much interrupted.
TELEGRAPHIC
NEWS FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD noPE-IMMENsR
SHIPMENT OF GOLD FROM AUsTRALIA-THE KAF-
FIR WAR
BosroS, March Q, 1858.
The bark Lady Suffolk, from Cape Town, JAM TO- has
arrived here Her dates four days later reports
that the ship Roxbury Castle from Melbourne Australia
for London put into Cape Town the 9Th of January
She has on freight eight toms Of oold valued at three
millions of dollars tg the largest lot shipped from
Australia
The ship Ascutna, from New York. put Cape Town
for supplies the 26th Dec sailed again on the 9th
January.
The ship Dolphin from New York for Australia, had
also put in and sailed again
The Captain Of the L. reports that notwithstanding
the numerous reports of peace the general opinion there
was that the war might last for years to 1t
believed that there white among the natives
directing their movements.
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Massachusetts Constitutional Convention.
SPRINGFIELD, March Q, 1863
The Republican has returns from 3l2 towns of the Con-
venton election. They foot mp as follows
Wings. .... 100 Opposition. 249
Independent. No choice. ............. 10
There arc now only nine towns to be heard from.
Asae Huntington, whig, and whig board of aldermen
were elected in Salem yesterday.
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The Nominations In Connecticut.

LIEUT.. GOVERNOR AND CONGRESSMEN.
HARTFORD, March 9, 1853.
The Hon. Charles Chapman of this city, this
ing unanimously renominated for Congress- by the Whg
Congressional Convention Of the First District which
sembled in this city.
The Convention, which met at Norwich this morning,
nominated O. Kellogg, o! Vernon, Tolland county,
candidate for Lieut. Governor place Of Thomas Fitch
I'd, Of New London, declined.
New HAVEN, March Q, 1853.
The WhiR Congressional Convention for this district
in session at have just made choice Of
Austin Baldwin, of Middletown As 4 candidate to run
against Hon. C. NJ. Ingerson.
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The Rhode Island LIQUOR Law.

The friends of the anti liquor law hold State Conven.
ton Tuesday next.
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son on subjects Of national policy, as developed in
his last annual message to Congress, in December.
1916, were considered liberal, and important to the
interests of the country. When member Of deibo-
rative bodies Mr. Madison was an able debater, and
as a writer he has few equals among American
statesmen. He was fond of society, although he
had travelled but little never having visited foreign
countries, or seen much of the people over whom he
presided. He was Of small stature his manner was
modest and retiring, but in conversation he was
pleasing and instructive. On his accession to the
Presidency he restored the custom Of stated evees
at the White House, which had been abolished ~
Jefferson. 1t was the occasion OF these ievoss
that Mrs. Madison displayed her polite and asracuve
attentions, which had much influence ana dssln-
guished this period ss an era in society ~ tne cV
of Washington.
FIFTH ADMINISTRATION 1871, 10 IoAo, EIGHT
yEARs-JAMEs MONROE, PRESIDENT.
The following are the cabinet appointments madA-
nv Mr.. Monroe during his eight years. viz
sr.1r-John Quincy Adams, Mass, March 8, 1917.
| TRTAsrRr.-wiiam H. Crawford Georgia, do.
WAR-Isaac Shelby, Kentucky (declined); George Gn
ham, Virginia. April 1917; John v Oahoun, ooasns a
r0SnS NAVY benjamin W. Crownnshield, Mass (e ors
John Rodgers, U. Navy, September l. 1923 s. muel I.
southard, New Jersey, September l6 1873.
ATTORNEY yGENIRAL-Richard Rush Penn. (c ont;ru.a,
william Writ yirgnia, November 15, 1877.
The administration Of Monroe was en- ipentlv pros
porous and successful 1t has been cs ed the era O,
good feeling for at no period in or history had par
ty spirit been so much subdusd and e attention of
the national Legislature more stusvey devoted to
objects Of public benefit I'D independence Of tho
South American Repubhcs was acknowledged; the
acquisition Of Florida y. treaty with Spain vas 40
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~ b. LIlk ntock nnd Innh N .rr.p, -,


Stre,t,s'Geks bought and sold high.
est Hrice Pad Tor Land hArrants-tiOd
w Prize Tickets Loerie. sold under the
Of France Co. will be promptly paid by me ana an enquiries
relative 70 the business Of r. Co. Addressed 70 r
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
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Latest News per The Iur.n,

BosrcN Aug. 3l.-The steamer Europa arrived at her
wharf Ills morning at . O'Clock
The latest news tel"graphed to Liverpool and dated
London soth states that Napoleon had relnq his
contemplated journey to Deppe owing to the new com
plieation OF the Eastern question
II was rumoscd Vienna q at should Russia make nm
nroad into Serya, Austria would occupy the fortre-. of
Belgrade.
The latest intelligence from ST. Petersburg states Tint
Notwithstanding the negotiations for peace the War DE-
lartment was as active AZ ever.
The Cholera mad again appeared at Warsaw
The Cars acceptance OF the Vienna Proposition +, ia
ad was not unconditional lie will not consent To eyac
uae the Prncpa,ies until the Porte has signed an ar
angemen tantamount concession of all the point, in
dispute.
Advices from Constantinoplc of the 9Th state that m
Persian Ambassador had given the Sultan full assurance of
assistance If il wanted.
Measures have been taken by the Shah 20 raise an army
oil 10000 meu to be placed the disposal of the Sultan
The Turkish Government has ordered the Greek Bishos
to return to their Bishoprcks immediately having been
ascerlaned that Russian agents were iomcntng disorders
in various parts of the country
When the news reached Serva Of the threatened occu
patton OF that country by Austrian troops the Prince or
Serva replied that he would the occupation by force
Inc whole province was arming 10000 militia had al
ready collected.
The latest dispatches from Constantinople state that the
people continued favorable to resistance
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LOTTERIES.


FuNHoMAs LAMBERT Intends ope nns an Oeie. 1870, an
nuns Hotel Calvert street. BAnors 90 Monday "a Ma
very e- days from this time license Sais Of E
terry Tickets "a Ttrglnfa expired ana e.nn,
wlll :hen be unlawful either bay or an Tct.t. ~
for NJ part ne unwilling 20 unkacl cH.g
had the good fortune during re,dsnee
years an ~ c, not 10 be acruaed
nance He thersers respectfully solicit. tire patenas. ~ ~
friends and others In Virginia. Who
H out raotng s hfc ritfn0 J-aalf hDr - J,. -
those uho do Mt knoto Aiai their order.
suictiy observed. MN WI "e
sS Prize Tickets In the Maryland Lotteries or .r.b
Lotteries he has sold n. iii nav. h.
nEsl will be eashed or received in payment OF Tickets
keHsosD Va, April 25th, ISIS.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Richmond whlg.
A DUEL.

WASHINGTON. Aug 80, is5s.-R. Ridgeway, the editor
OF the Bedford Sentinel and Samuel Davis member Of
the last Legislature from Bedford county fought duel
to-day beyond Bladeusburg Rigewsy the challenger
on the inst lire Davis reserved his fire and was not woun
ded oy thai oil his adversary. Rdgeway being informed
mat DAVIS came upon the ground with the determinat ion
not TO hre declined through his friends demand anoth
or shot, aud therenpon the partic. scnarntch
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DROP. cALHoUv's CLASSICAL AND MArHKMArIcAI

somoo-LRey Calhoun proposcs TO Classical aud
school IN this city, the LIST Monday la October
ier experience ofi6 Professor In
hs coege Lexington, Va he socts with little
al interest IN the public favor The friends Of
ton requested to and
supp,rt. ~
Ms-for Classics and Higher Mathematics session
w months, 500, for English studies, $50
AHhls payable advance No deduction for alb
sence except for protracteI sickness.
hnERENcnsR-v iIoge, Prof Dabney, Richmond College
- johnston Eq, lat AUDITOR RwAtkins Esq, Read
E"I ,eI-,Iir,
1--WE RICHMOND BUILDING FuND COMPANY will hold the r
Regular Monthly Mee,ing this Crhursday) evening at )
"ock In their In the Law Building Members
sI to attend The Board will meet this afternoon O'clock
In The Secretary Office b. u. MINOR,
Srrtni
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MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3l.-Sles of 1000 bbls Flour TODAY
at s5,S7a55O Sales of $4,000 bushels wheat-wh,e
firm at an advance of two cents per bushel
NEw York, Aug. sl.-In Flour to-day there is an ,c
tive demand for speculation sales of 20 900 bb Stale
brands at 1910, 5.44, and $50. Southern 5Os5
Sales of $4,000 bushels Wheat White Southern 81 25.
Yellow 1sc. >
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Hk ANikL a.. LONDON oifsrs for sale
u " lll hllirIrnl aiNlna lmnnrI..l EaII pint

usANirI. Al. LONDON offers Tor sale
~ a0 different styles imported Fall Prints
IS $$ s. :s% "a "a F t:s;S s ss..,
sia eS SS.'G style
100 Piss s., E st a. FRENCH and belgian Cloth,
pieces sc p and P sgS Ssi %6I,s oo
saeins almost every description Of handsome Winter
wsssn 5 I1.GS Ss n9a N,sTG sSGd,
TaI Thread; seine threads reads in all number.
Many OF The Dress Goods costly, therefore
s' :SS a%S s 1S sis in S.
small Of Charters. Pen Knives, R.Ior. and
% Aeongnment of TOkai Wine
sai nii9fh S5a9dy Fruits which
Eas. a3 White s Ssf.t and aa Tise Linens
English shirtinss, broEn aud bleaehed
Almost every new style Of handsome Cap and Bonnet
colored and Black satin Francois for Shoemaker.
1s@ ao.en Prs sSs Moiso anS kS sn,
Apron Cheek. and coGn,erpsne Plaid.
Aiss do1sn Spring Hats, french made
90 pieces Casslmeres OF the very newest and
Alpaeas, some Of the real article
In Offering large Importation trade the prices will
81 course be as owAs they Afforded my intention
Is the goods to men who buy for money who will
pay Their bills promptly
nov store and arriving Ny purchases larger than
English scotch markets on account Of he Speeted e
tween Russia and The other Eaopesn Poser bought goods
August Ssa !" the early part the season
NEO. NJ WEST, Nos and Exchange, offers for 1.-THE
Giant
HarpeTs Ma-sEne for September-25 cts
The Artsrs lAf and other tales Mary HoWitt-SO
The Matricides Daughter-25cts
The Wizard of the wave-25
bare Devil Dick-25
History Rudinlent, o Architecture-I5et, auso
HpOOkS AND srNTIONRRY-J. W. RANDOLPH 4. pre-
ND pared To supply MerchAns Teachers others with all
they VAT in the look Stationery terms
dcr from the country Book Binding Au.F and
Mi al Instruments will meet with prompt faddress
% q street
=. W. r. has Just Published
Rufnn ' IaLurrs 9Th edition
R1thn Agricultural Elucs alton; Pad edition
Iurkc's virginia Springs ID ediIon
vi Hams water Cure Bathing
U1ec Robin u his Cabin in Virginia, and Tom
Boston, 2nd edition
Vi sinil Criminal Cases; edition
Cations EiitOn II Richardson Virginia. Car lima Mary
land, and ID. e Columbia Almanac for 1854
New Eiit Of JcnTsOn Notes Virginia ready
Ocober. aIs0
INEN GOODS-Another very superior Irish Linens
direct from the the celebrated
too Co. Of Belfast with assortment
mask Nap,ns, Damask Table and Tray Cloths uct
Ill and q ncm rs Lncn HanlkcTchicf, all
p1rion, just received and for sale by
suE' DUDLEY JOHNSTON. 1f3 Eagle Square.
EEIE MtTEii-pu1 rs "A4ut opthamia) or celebrated
ia Eye Water, for all diseases Of the
old scotch Recipe, and Acknowledged have
b. ir best lotion ia existence folhsng
cate from a gentleman % RiehmoudD
This Il To- certify that daughter has been suffering
for perfectly closed times
banl Baltimore Richmond, bat
relief whatever. the Aqua Ophalmia"
AMI happy that vial has completely
& it, woutcd strength aud vison and chceruy
mend 1t TO az who spner with any disease Of The eyes
To Messrs.R II. DuvAL& BRO Druggist RichmoLd. an29
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NEW FALL GOODS.

W. liLINdHAM, ELLETr co, receiving by va
rou- stra fran Europe, their fan Importation;
Will those purchased recently from
North, make our sifrE complete, in part a follows:
Pain aud gt,ck Figured slks
Plaid and Figured Fancy DO
Paris de taucs Cashmeres
Pliin and Figured Prttians
ShaNls IN great variety
SILK, Worstcd, ani Satin Vesings
bonnet aud Cap Ribbons
Black ard C0lored Scarfs, f.r gentlemen
Ladies' Collars ed Sleeves
New style Pal Prints
sIS Mtntlsr large assortment
Large lot Mosquito Netting, ON Auction.
with great variety o. other Goods which will
thr trade on accommodating terms.
au1y-ny WILIINCHAN -TIIETr A
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM NJ STATHc
PORT OF RICHMOND,
5000
ARRIVED

Sehr Firm, English, IRON Philadelphia, coal to Talbot
y Brother
Schr Jno Warren, Lozer, from New York. hay to Mark
Downey
schr HaSall, Chichester, from New York, mdze TO ID.
Cuuic.
sehr Adelaide Powers from Alexandra, coal to searns
x Biummell.
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n % pN'ENrCET ALJFV co.
GEO. 3. SUMNER,
iHYyRIEH ND bEfIEE
'hiSa, cla,', asd Eattheavarc,

ChiBa, Glass, aRd Eartheauarc,
No. %, PFtEr ~rrFFr
f... E.H'I.... E..tI..H1.
receiving pie TlU STOCK ~ F1,tfeua. srI a. OF
~ ID. tn lHnrI.". lHI .n Oh. Nlugf1e.-f-s ri sfL (.
CLASS. LOOKING GLASSES. TNNCY GOODS. N. g..
''.. ..a '1.i DO vi. Do. HuuJ 10 extensive, cod ar Oh.
go sr. .nuuan given o.. rass rs ont ..Irrir-
'HNJENlr s'En -"'ue Fat pul.i. Esi sop. Hbt. CoJs
a.- Nu. PALMER
ENLANt.. Hr'.'. s.r'usut 70 .try slU.r rsl.l srl
y M...H.Hr I.H.a." '.tt.f. .aI I.f Ed. low.
G. D. SUTTON CO, Visa 90. tH. ...yy'.r...s
90 Ain .H..t
~ tfF CANDLE, u o Round r5vs.. GOV .s,sty
- s.-' b. 90 SKINNER. CIry street.
ttr, stuAE-sl thl.. Ivy trE.t Cuba su-t ir large s
s15 &C. SKINNER
VS. t.tF iH'sf r., . -HU...r A.. received r.. 90
F.a Nsnan,.H i...y 900 su. PLAN 1li.ag 81 .,Iefs
20 ltiulJs NNu WUuf.-,ooo ....is of t..t..r. ..i
~ W.. ...st.. Dbl. '' ....r ..ssi.HHfruf, ~
tuit> r.ntss CHAIRS. 40. i.r.r.H. ..r.t .. u..
- tt.s '.t l....rs c.ft.,at uriNtrN ..rt
eos 49,, Square.
tnu. f-- C0ous-
n .hr.nt.f ns t,ir.l. Fr-a.- stt russa
rrts. ,l.t blr.l 900 C..t1.I
N.f pei NHHt- 20 .r u.
..' . o. Din, aI.o..rr ~ qlf...f
fF'.. eVI.,u .'.tIs 800 ....r.
TO-. f.I..Hu Dbl. t. ....t.
q. ..- .au Importation, Just received trt .r...' ~
s-se kGSr, pNiNk EgST.
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REV " n UOGE.
Richmond. Nfrvi-i.


-''I'' LII
LEfh ~ RI A. W. will on the Monday in October
- sueeetd Mrs Mead iu the ctarE- I.Eg.,
~ S'i m Richmond and will be prepared on that day 10 re-
''N' llli-' az aeE lal, rrsii,ucc ia Grace sr-s,t
MI LcirhNr" vas iur
school, ami subsequently bee Principal 81 tts i.,i
F'f' 4 f'''H, tt- charge ,f which be r,.D.
ia a larger work Ia Richmond. ' ~ ''''t'
hr propose O. conduct His school
as that Of MIR Mead retaining several 10. h.r rs-i- 81 ~
nH tht strength ot the Department 90 Foreign nrlny-s h
rirs. '' i''' ''''' a1NlId-
Tie Mvnbe-s Of the Family viii f1In Christian Uol.-h,'t No
dc The parental care of ~ aud Nj. Lef.A,l.. " @'
Ihe school viii uucr advantage the
.4id English education, % which added
81 i,rn Languages, Music, prawiu- Sc. '''
i''tF'-ivr Board aud Tuition Enaf.I tr.,.h.
IT, scholastic year. 500 ''-' '''
t"r Day scholars 90 al
E"r any Modern Laugu4.e s.H
FOR Music, DraNius. &C. at Professor prfcas
WIZ W 10. p LhFENNEE- 4
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~ LYONS ktTiItlRON, for Preserving Restoring and
Beauiyng ihc Hair cleans the from Dapdru d M.
natural mpar'ss aryatug Nervous and auna.
tug Cnaneous Diseases, D. she most
PaTaton the world produced astonishing lc
article "hos precedent In the history the MAf.Ei Mimic,
DaTk uNurani soft, rich glossy curling hair Win rows 81
AhmrSis arA h ladies is the universal eject Il the KrEtI
s for bad an grey heads 10 Is permanently beneficial The
has fully restored ny hair badness OF Twelve
yeaTS' Yours, &C.,
A. JAY COURTWRIGHT. I'd n8DI - n Y
Price only 20 large, handsome bottles y Barn.,
Proprietor, lbi Broadway. New YORK. '
~ ADtE GRAT Wholesale and Retail gent. Uni, 4,
-a9d sold BY al Druggists aud merchants every where
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AUCTION SALES.

ME hkhvILLk MILLS triH D. solf az 49, IL
-. c.eD4 " ~ ca SspteHb~r-Its hardly n-s-.ss i,
49, 80 - aeAdy veil hnosn, Thai M, py,n.,,v
S sha -l ee sun more uhsn the South sds kyost -,
- Completed owing TO it, close proximity ,h.,.,a 49,
ma so hundred feet from the Farmvis Depot, nj
~ a. noe wheat growing country a. aby In yi,at
considerable portion % which L. depend~nf ~ ~ ,,u,A'
4f IN ne Mi two pair Of Barrs, pair ~ c., So,
Il in excellent order ' @''Aehed, All OF which
Term. made snovn on day Of sale.
stt-niue- gFORCr u.pvxv
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~ Frrnclr, English aud american MIIiurry.-Mr. wM.
siMONs u hGi broadway, New York, Lad, aud the
trade to examine her stock Of Millinery and Millinery Goods
She has Goods York Crystal Palace which d,
wei worth looking
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Scbr Chercoke. Kirkmyer, York River, mdse
Schr ID Horton, Elems Boston, wheat
Schr Minerva, Wright, Rogers to City Point to load
with -four for New York.
NEw YORK, August sO.-Cleared, steamship Roano Ike,
Cavendy, Richmond; scbr Mary Jane Buck Dupuy Rich.
monl -
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rim IHPOETiTIOy,

~ l. l. ~ POHTI TIDN,
1853.
NTM T. M riEi,, Imp ,rtcr NIsin street now receive
w ing direct i'u f1, maunfttfU-gs u Ttrp. and tbi.
'hn'V one "i iho Ar..s stocks of tt.H. El.H fs .lI
ever h'r't tore HI.f..l tH thr iraus.
Afhcias uus Co. Ni.ul his business W..f. s.gtt.
western Nrgnt, Tennessee, and CIr1fnt nav civ
upon mlkiuE l0ir Iur.tsU 20 hu similar 4ff.i's
Dc bought no Northern markets.
El'tmfNu, August, 1851. ,-1i. u
Ivory TABLE CUriFRY. .et nj o. % and q. r.. aud
N ''N. wiHrf supply just tn ltui prr steamer, and
'. 70 ~ &. T. stNTnN 3 Co.
'u4' Sfn ~ ng Circular saw, 30 N,in street
abIlN r'i1f Hprrm8"ttt ant f1rrer's Ou Cor sse ~
~ f'-f pNNtNrOEr NILTN 4 co.
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FALE GOODS.

n ~ Hi 9HNB0PBDSs
@ & S ~ vii + l %nss Ss1 r
Te co@pse. some Gneen hundred packages. and en-
BOOTS SHOES, HATS, CAPS, LEATHER, TRUNKS
90 % , , XXI, 's,,S'i W., ss, r,,f and n"uE.t
Ipchlscr any house in this They respectfully
Ciron p,oaor their best efforts To- Give aicon TO
No. IS T. arl street.
HtnrER's MtGtziIE fir september, is53-For sale
III EGEINGs-ooo b1 landing aG e. a ,1lr by
q HlNN rrNrsA full supply Of those c,oaom.al Pumps. in
AUS sign Of the Circular saw, s,SiS Main street
e ATTY LAMPS-sAFETY CANS PoR FLUID-safety Lamps,
So. pri iSlc ne lam 10 w ~, @ 'u' y 1 "a on me
aaaj % Wv JGs 3 D. EVANS, IL west Main Maj T.
D sS 'O ''' 'iIy ~ 'i Ey&Ss s'i Nee, hf 1
SSyOODwAnD HOUsE, STANTON vI-1he subscriber
hr mp e,,bshment in superior style The House
wi be opened the 10th August oftravecs
Patronage generally respectfully solicited. Every pains
aus ci@ JOS n WOODWARD
orNTRr CURED HAMA very superior Dot, Just received
'aal, EDWIN woRrHAu co
EHOMwPNTmC CHOCOLNTE--The subscriber has ju.trc
q r.a'c This W 90 article at once nu,rc,us and pal,.
Corlrt The suhtrhrr irisd w. aud knows that
o. i"vald' or s.k children, suitable
aH's M west Main street
B2 cH cAMnWCs-S eases. compr'inga mll as.orpcui Of
aaad ~ XVII, P&SR : R3Syr
Goop OLD BACON siDEs st ceent', br .lls.
RpONF Dusr, Tor sale.
bb ,u25 JAS WINSTON
GENAHNFWs OlLiO0 bbi prime order rooi quality
ahJ DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 CO.
THWlI latest md icst BooL Forms edition Of
Ny'' Guide nairnr al ncce'shry and legal forms Tor
MAGISTRATES CLERKS, SHEEIFFS.
AMI 90 others n The State of Virginia
Iri.r che Nrr Revised Cote. many the render.
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Look out for Commercials!

THIS distressing malady will Dad the VEGETABLE ELLIPTIC Ri
DC Ie "h remedy ever discovered fDE curing or Tany
I,ss ps I-,,es specific actiguon the nervous y
sI AZ p,.rNd eslrsialy ior thr purpuse 81 curing
Ils iey VIII Dc found OF especial
otrd WIN weak nerves. Or whose system has ren
LAted or tailefrd from what u Oi,us -
OF 81 long standing. Induced
Ney are exceedingly hcneteia Price ~ box
70 w feIsonl ppt n ne city, enclosing remittance viii have
Is tn Ssil hToag Tue mall nee postage sale by
ShIlI y hANth, los Baltimore street, baltimore
ders from all parts Of the Uaon be addrysssi 6s
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LAVAL RAILRnAD COLLIsInN-

SARATOGA y. Y Aug. aJ--A collision took pl, CO lss
night beAccn two trains the Schenectady ami Sarao "a
Railroad Daniel Ostrander, fireman, vas killed and
several passengers badly hut.