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lowest teary proved be srgllaceous mark
in which little water found. We are now bo-
ring TO reach those cretaeeons sands which are exposed
the \. T. eige OF the basin, and which In Alabama
Weld plentiful supply Of several hundred wells
SO far several streams Of water have been met the lowest
Of which rose in the tubes feet the surface
or the Geological results OF the well nothing need be said
here the fossils Il has yielded will find appropriate
place in the Forthcoming work Of Professors Tuomey and
Holmes.
The temperature Of the we'll has been examined from
time time the work progressed For this purpose
useda SKIS Register Thermometer obtained from Pike
in New York. With the FIRST the temperature at the depth
of 900 feet repeatedly taken aud found TO be unaf
fected y BY t submerson In water 20 such depth We
compared Il repeatedly with the best thermometers by
before was submerged The first experiment again
try the temperature the depth of 300 feet The in
dcx marked SO l2 F. a. before. Some time afterwards.
other experiments made at various depths, with
ratio and uncertain results. careful comparison Of il,
with other instruments shows that Il permanently
marks IL deg above the real TEN oerature.
The reputation OF the maker aud the first trial by
self giving true answer satisfy me that II was then
Is the present due the pressure of the
column of water in the wells am informed that at
such submersion would shattcr the glass. In the we'll
VIC could handle IL more gently. l was guarded by tin
cylinder and let down and handed up by hand with all
possible delcscy and caution
The following was then offered by Professor j. L.
Smith:
this well posses affords many points of interest both geo.
logically and chemically In the former point Of view
remarks thought unnecessary, as 1t has been fully
treated Of by Prof Tuomey II has been examined most
thoroughly in chemical sense by myself and the mari
found to contain large quantities of phosphate of lime
much as from five to eight per cent This fact is most
important in agricultural point Of view the mari can
be obtained in great abundance, and little cost for
will be that only will carbonate OF lime furnished
to the soil but large amount of phosphate Of lime the
ferng OF this last being known The presence of
smmonA and organic acid detected in this mat.
ter coming from the bed through which the artesan well
will penetrate.
nh
exist in the support IN vast numbers.
The origin Of the phosphate OF lime also commented
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We gather from the gossip column Of the RspSbie the
following items
The mission France continues TO give the Admins
traton deal Of trouble There Is not doubt that the
President promised the place Hon. John A. Dix, but
strong opposition Is made his appointment Mr. DIX
declines generating the President from his pledge
The claims Of the Hon. George Bancroft pressed
by delegation from New York for the mission to ST.
Cloud Ii does not find favor with the Executive Hon.
Caleb Cushing mentioned by influential men in eonnec-
ton with the position.
No selection has been made of Minister Resident at
cOnstAntnople The President strongly inclined to ap
point Hon. Robert McLane, of Maryland Most of the
influential friends of the Administration in Maryland OPP
pose Il.
The opinion prevails that the views advanced in the
speeches Messrs Davis an Guthrie and in the articles
of the Union the Pacific Railroad, will be maintained
by the Administration, though many Democrats of the
State Rights school are endeAvorng make the contrary
impression.
Another candidate for the organ grinding il is rumorsd
Is be started by Thomas f. Martin, the editor OF the
State Capital Gazette at Annapolis Mr. NJ. is family
connection and warm admrer OF Douglass and disciple
of Young America
An alarming account is given of the trouble brewing
among the Democracy. In New York the political heav
ems portend storm.
George ~ Saunders has not yet been commissioned as
Consul 10 London.
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List Of Patents

Lu,eI from ii, United Stl,l Plieui O5e, Ios he llcl
cidug Ing"t 10, 1888, aud 5-rriny date Agla.i To-,
1888,
George W Haync. Thomas Hin,y, aud Min,er Jackson,
Of Geuyillc, Na-For Improvement in bed-tead asten.
ings.
William Beach, Of PhiI,Jelphii, Pi.-Forimproyemcnt
in meat icnicrer.
john Binder Of Chelsea Mass.--For improvement in
hinges f,r folding belsea1s
IF Charrie Of Noun, Vernon, ohio.-For improvement
IN gun locks
Thoma. Cros,ley of RoSbury Mass.-For Improvement
in printed carpets.
Berirnhl F. Deano, Of Chelsea, Mass.--For improved
ruddcr brace.
Michael Dyou. Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For improve.
Iucut iu ariu. b.illn4s.
Aaron w ticIheari, Of Brl-yille, Ohio-For improve
mcut iu machines for preparing spoke timber
Ashal II Mckinley, Of Hgginspor, Ohio-For improved
20 krt for anger handles and hraccs
Jacob Mummi Of Mount JOY, PA-FOr Improvement
iu driueht apparatus II seed pliricrs.
X Root Of Hartford, Conn -For improvement ia drop
hammers.
William Van Arden, Of Ponghkcepsie, y. Y.--For i'm
John schenke Of Boston. Mas as-ignor to John =
srheuke and Adolph Slro1i, Of same place-For i'm.
provement in brecch-loading firearms.
William Harrison Rabbit Of Wayne-burg Pa--FOr i'm.
proycmen, To- hill side poughs.
Aury Coe., Of Worcester Mas,--For improved screw
wrench.
william Coleman and stephen Coleman, Of Providence,
r. For improved ship.' block
Alphcus G. Galihu', Of Allcg.1ny City, Pi--For i'm.
prDvrmsut in machines for prggni boots and shoes ia
ttl August o.. 1853. Arto.itt,d February H. 1853.
Gib'on North, Of Philadelphia Ph--for improvement
in tic oven doors Of cooking stoves and u,ng-s.
AbJth q TewksJury, Of BJHon, Mlu.-For improved
boat or scow.
Henry stanton, Of the army Of tho United States Of Ams
fic1.-For improvement in dischargng brcec''londng
hrc1rmf
John Van c'cvc, Of Dayton, Ohio aa.rnor 10 James
Greer 60. n Dayton, ai,rcs'ii-Dcsign ior cooking
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Hrom The nalt. Palrloi.

TOBACCO CROP IN MARYLAND.-The following
communication have received from merchant in III
city, recently returned from through the eounte.
named
Ma EDiroR Having very recently returned from a
business through dortions of Anne Arundel Prince
Georgos Charles ST. MArys aud Calvert counties am
enabled thereby to give description of he prospects
these counties, switch propose do through the col
umns OF your Journal moving that Il extensively cirru
lated there aud believing that the information shall give
will be TO all Interested in the growth Of those
staples tobacco particularly and also to those
In the trade and manufacture Of it.
The tobacco crop generally presented to NV view n
most gloomy prospect for good olcrably GOOD
one-not third OF the average quantity having been
planted in time TO rpen before the time for frost and not
Of average crop being planted In au-assu.
600 hhds OF Maryland The largest proportion of what
is growing painted between tho goth July aud 10th
August and Is consequently very small and cannot under
the most favorable circumstances ripen before the biting
rosts generally take pacc-So that In opnion NOT
10000 hhds of the growing crop rpen and not
over 10000 hhds in all can be grown in MARYLAND this
year Indeed the prospect for good and full crop is
worse than have ever seen it, IL Is true that some few
planters have very fine and large crops they are
while many have planted third OF their usual
ing, aud many not thirds Nor is this state
CT tobacco crop peculiar those counties but il even
worse IN the Western counties of this State have
been informed by good authority, and fully bad in all
the tobacco growing States In view of these facts and
rope being small and the home consumption increasing an
nualy am fully convinced that the prices for this
must advance considerably within the sI or eight
months.
The crop of growing threatened with short
ness by the drought in June but the rains in July pre-
venice it. and is looking very prosperous and pro
misses a full average yield.
Yours, respectfully, T. G. T.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MAYORS COURT, SArURDAr.-UsLicEsskD Cook SuoP
-ohn'on James was summoned up = charge Of keep
ing cook shop on Pruth Alley. The officer also noticed
strong indications that liquor sold In the concern
Judgment suspended.
rhksrAssiSo on rir SIDrwAtK.--Jeremiah J. b. Tins
ley was lined 81 for suffering his horse TO remain ON the
Sidewalk In Eleventh street. between Main and Cary
NVsASckS-hary Smith and Sarah Gaines were fined
I'll each Tor suffering quantity Of dse.yed vegetable
matter 10 remain III front Of their dwellings on Theatre
Alley.
DISCRIMINATION Sehadd charged with PERMITTING
water to How from his hydrant the 18th instant
discharged appearing to have occurred by the Overflow
OF barrel placed under the hydrant.
CoSriSusD.-The case Of Michael Brennan who ra.,,,
on Byrd street. charged Thursday with threatening to
beat Thomas Crogan, was resumed
The facts In this case given in evidence are as fol-
lows:
Crogan, while in company with his wife, ON "Wednesday
night, about 10 O'Clock, observed young man named
Wesley Snead kick small dog OF his and peremporily
cautioned him against doing again. as IL he beat hi.
dog he should beat him. Sncad replied that If he should
come barking and scrapng about his legs the dog did
nc should Kick him in the way. Crogan approached
as 1t appeared, in threatening manner when sne,d
struck him repeatedly with hoop which he held in his
hand This occurred at Brennan's door. Mrs Brennan
VINO - relative OF Sncad, called upon her husband tho
defendant in this case, to Sueads assistance
One witness, named John Dibbin proved that Brennan
IN compliance with the call of his wife, approached Gro
gan with his coat off, and asked him what he had done to
him to cause him to kick up such row at his door They
had some argument during which Brennan told Crogan
nc wanted any satisfaction of the boy Snead he would let
him have in his stead Crogan said he wanted to have
nothing to do with him.
In reply to question from the Mayor he said he was
aware that Brennan sold ardent spirits
Another witness named Susan Gregory, invested the
action OF brennan as he approached Crogan with an OH
urey offensive phase She denied that there WAS ANY
nerrogaory of the peaceful character referred to by the
preceding witness applied by Brennan Crogan as he
aPproashed On the contrary, he up evidently pre-
pared to fight having his coat on the gound as he
walked up in rage.
ms quarrel as we have already noticed grew out of
dispute between Miss Anne Talbot aud Mr.. Crogan in
winch case Mrs Brengan testified in Miss Talbot
10 avenge that wrong, as it supposed Mr. Crogan
ana his wife gave information that Brennan dealt in ardent
liquors without license and hence this latter fuss
brennan was discharged from the charge of disturbing
the peace but was fined So for the selling ardent spirits
without license The charge upon the liquor case was
preferred on Thursday, but Judgment deferred until
Saturday.
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DIED

Ailfrrsiience ig the county OF Soa Kent. on me
-'1 ir.f iter sn uuoes ~ fv dsy- a. Congestion OF
h., j.. To- ..I Brain, b. WM. q. SAVAGE, in tbe fs.h
fl.r Of I'..r..
% husband. a. COO, parent ord % brother, hc aas
mot devoted attentive md Bind rrd pos.eslcd of to-
cl qualities that cnirnred him to large circle Of friends
For surbrlvlsirei-s kill ply citr be combined great
Lndnrs c1eo md pirluutnc Boo h.f attendance tho
eck ct every casp md has icft tc.0ted vie con
lister aud aged mother with a humorous circle Of
lf.,n 81 10 mourn his los.
w he def Of Dr.. Gavagca vacuum has been pr0incel
10 goce;y BE nelghhOrhOod au county tat cannot eay
be Ged Thus l5 paced 10 tho Tomb one IN The prime
ness
~ CITY papers please copy.
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perpetrated

% The Louisville Joatnali very severe upon Monsieur
Auguste Belmont ;seuswiyappoa,cd minister to Holland
We know nothing Of hm-aud heard Of him until
a'tyear when his name connected with polite.
under rather unilvoFable circumstances. Il was said
'aen, that he vas using money very freely affect
secuon''aui i; said now tina, his appointment the
rewardio tue money - expended We live in 4 grea,
country aud great desiaies await us-alI We can afford
% overlook small ma.lers,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-22

Washington correspondent of the Enquirer
writes
To the Editors Of the Enquire:
WAsHSGToN, d. c., Aug. Is.
Gentlemen Absence from nv place for some days, has
made somewhat delinquent in noticing passing
We highly erafed ind, that that sterling writer
OF nerve and metile K \. Pryor Esq late o this city will
be associated with the conduct OF the Enquirer Judging
from the passing events around me, Mr. Pryor as well
yourself, will have enough DO the citadel OF
the Constitution Of the United States IRON being scattered
into fragments
The building Of the Pacif, Railroad will, Il pretty
certain, be tue of creating powerful diversion in
the Democratic party. The Editor Of the Union goes in
lat footed for the bGing Of the road from the public
Treasury when the surveys completed necessary
work 10 "repo Invasion from Pacific poSSessions.
Tni- i very singular idea, truly
1t will require all the powers Of the Enquirer to
save the citadel Of the constitution cf the United
states from being scattered into fra gments :" This
too, under Democratic Admini,trlton-unie Cen
Pierce the S.rictezt CJnstru ,tonis, and puresJ stat
Rights man in the Union, Tobe Ire his father was
Old fashioned blacl-cockade Fedcra.ist-anI il is
presuml1le the son was reared in his ftherS prlnri
pies But wc were told that was not so:-Tne Young
Franklin yas an exception to the common ruls-5red
among Fcleralsts, h was, nevertheless the most
stringent Of Republicans We now see the result Of
such calculations
We hope wien "tle citadel Of the Constitution
ofthe United States shall BE- scattered into fragments,
&c will be botLe il mnd by whom the foul deed is
perpetrated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-22

GENEROUS PRoPosrrIoN.-we have seen a note adj
dressed by the members Of the Armory Band to the Mayor
OF this city, rendering their services for public Concert
In aid OF the New Orleans sufferers. This certainly be-
trays most oommendable spirit and liberaty worthy
of individuals enjoying much larger competence than
we regret to say is the command of the kind hearted
members Of the Aunsry Band
1t IL an example Of liberality well worthy ofmitaon
and We trust will be followed in corresponding spirit bv
all Every citizen Of Richmond or any where else who
can appreciate any noble movement in the way ofchary
cannot fail to regard this kind Offer as evidence of sin
eere interest in this noble cause
Would not his Honor avail himself of such an oa,rg-
We have little doubt but that by proper arrangement,
very considerable would be realised by such
means
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-22

IH' W" bnco'sPY W Gri.o.-THs Guam, r,-.o,r.
discovered in The loiin OcolH "a aii t,as ,f t. .,
quality Of The sanl'uha Bay Gas1o ra ,4.r., NJ rl.i
h'' been made BY ths sa'c Agucs.gr..l of v.,,r,.1
A communication i'a been published io the r. limo.
sun on loe subject u which tHe s.a.s R---,lt,-.., o.,
Maryland 'lys that 80 YER, Icaciart go 5rr,no.. ,t
30 Pho'pha'e' aei, rs'ezhc. d. W.,ican gul1o aud .
NOS 'nd cannot be- sugilgts Tor good Peruvian cua,,
Il Is 10 nirnseaiIy worth NOT more chan from ..,,g ~,
''eny'wo dol'r. pea on and no hopes can bo rr,,.i
Of Binding Che Guano hotter below The rur,-s tsr pro
a' in h' latitude where the island wal, discovered niue,
rain fall
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~ Tie New York Herald gives renewed currency to
the report Of Spanish aud Mexican alliance or protee.o-
rate. The ground upon which iii based is that it il the
only mode Of Uariing OIL war with the United S:a,es
which the AcNica- consider as likely @, brc-a
out at any Il shows wish What seriousness. the
matter has been discussed and considered 10 al IL, b.a
iugs The Herald give Translation. Of articles pa5,hed
90 the subject by The Government organ, the Universal
which desi1res it..fiu favor VI the league.
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Dor sometime suicides have multiplied to Gi.ltrI d,
e., m Paris Each day new ci,e, of h- epidemic ,r.
announced Tho plague reeu- 300 800 c.l..,. of s,..sf,
Trom rl qltcrs fi' conteur. rHlc. tIs ven, OF rr
HgoHeu,.i ts sIsri9g zee passions tb. vretcisl rss.
Of is ths nduu,u.s 0i tg body sndhc depression .f
soul b1r' forth. The victim. ars pcrslns of every con
diuon aud Of a nee' yollf people carried away iy the
mpctuosy 81 hc blood sad ue deiilu of che io4y,,,
ujn mea ofmlt1rr ego. iiscneliuteI aud dsra,.r,a.
iu oir hopes olinon oYsfskcu by poverty or fubiu,
b. grief Bat the greater numlrS SIRE tho Young TU,
more be b,uysut csultaot and crosisI With rorioH.
hopes the more casily 10 renouncci uudes Gigo,op,
pfe,stis t1d aith0u. regret
Toe common prsteSt Of thcse young people e. var
81 oVc-a marriage prerentoi by parental interference
Love uurqaed or betrayed produces ro catastrophe but
30 r ioFe rcfuruci-lovc ueif felicity which is over
~hc'mef eth dorpair Lovers separated In Ifc fcs,.
themsolre' VIII the idea, that 10 dying together hrv vii
bo r,un'si by til doublcsu cie-whirh s the consum
uston Of duplicate ogoi.sm--Co~rsr dec Efat, gs;.
% Understood that George X q Iusr. a d. l,r,to Z,
fhe Legislature from the county OF Plt,,ivans las Tor
v.tlsl tsrsfgnaroa 20 the Governor A J. Whitehead
p-r.-ftt ani Wa g. Plausl, Esq whir. are sn
tes.ssi b. candidates 70 fl ths uosacy
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No me Ed.'o,. afhs WLgs
de.rc Fl, coli che attention Of The cool people Of The
county of NHuu.tni 10 practice which, ir 30 b. not sur
pressed, nI lead % serious rrsuInl audc Co.. tac ptlc
Geo o free negroes Of li county 1 Carrying fire. arm.
if'u..rmf Ue Travelling rn hc public fIII from
'artorsFil, fp Cumberland DpHr1u agi hr will zee
ma tnr.rn gH. free uallo uHu with t.r ,urH and d0gs
Ii hcY 'Hl ts to shooting nt every oil ct which
ury pts- ,m informed chat in cvers fsc negro habi-
t Boo u.s county may hbd guns swords and other
weapons VI i ft a.f Of the General A-aauIy prohibit.
t,n ion using Why 10 not the goYI people nr Che
county s0c at ihelsw' not fbu4 wIntJuIy violated
ly such "a class Of our pop1lton INCOGNiTD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-22

20 Nc W. g. j. Martin proposes % publish an seri-
cultural paper Ia Petersburg the editor Of ublsb i,.
NJ 'h''. : fei'ants-an elegant writer. and familiar
Fih agricultural subjects.
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SSS$SNNSxp,G Inn2.Hz/<2
~ f s$sy.S
Z5s!AsslIsll
To CoRRRsPoNDEyTs.

Letter, be addressed TO the "Edftor' ~
a. WAfg" ,---,,.,
Article. written paper viii not be published
This standing ought TO be known to ALL and win
No eass ObuAry notices exceeding eight
lines arsc charged advertisements.
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NJ ASrrD We vi'h ,otIre ~ %. balance n us year
w good - 1rcd Cf.t fIr u. price viii De
Raid. ALLEN T, CROUCH,
frffHFEu.. Iu1 AEer.y once
aulI OR. OF u.oai aud Och sircrts.
IN AgUfHRgOtYpTg oRTH UNVfVg IRE those daily
manufactured at WliftEIF-fs Gallery ~ Vain street
perfect ra1f ri which ffa r.ti RI and beauty b. n
pressed rvtr De- eGrei-nesr.a excellence,
b. have roi M highest need ' prise from those beet qa
n t1lIise n f county an1 Boo Europe In pool fe1d he
f1IIraIuv
Nrvin r Wy n srt De more perfect han good IA
..gpe ald u1iur u Dagreucuypce ever
plss-I those of Whsh1rsrs $50 Bfoltusg walE through
" Do. bursts Gallery WI. rltfg o. most tuIc con
4r obferVe that benny challenge
tre world 10 compete him he production of perfect pec
mems of ari.-N. ,. Nfr1if
Tna Calsf,t irtiing E1girh ournh have asard
lir1t need n fo Wilt hurtf epcudd utfftrrno
types now eShbuns a e Wors Fsir aui several Am'rrln
r-neen ID from L1Id0n site many
oectt attraction 10 the great exhibition, bis pcii con
apcnnlt-N d. T, bu7e
Prsrror pcrcafs good Daruerreotpe the only faithful
Ikensi hunan face divine ani perfect pic
fare, dny neterary o. 10 Whehurffd 0fc. His pa
r1esotype whether considered LIE
neifss Or - gorks of Ant Wdsifagf5n MeWs
fuIt NAiItNft ~ Vain firnft
TfOUETRY CUnED HANsA vsrg superior 10, los rgesivsd
avs EDWIN woRTHAx 90
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ExcHASoK BANK OF vtEaIsIA. Aus ~ isss
Sir-i have the honor TO enclose herewith The ,.y
quarterly statements Of the condition of this RAM =. h,
existed ON the Soth Of June, 1888.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
w. SoUTHGATE Cashier
To his EIcellsncy JosrPH JoHssox Gov. Of Va
ASoNrAhArIvr vrKw Of the COZ dition Of The Ereha,
bank 81 piryinia, from Us Statements Of tls SO,h "
1859 ard 1858.
AssErs: 1870 ,s,.
Loans TO indiyiduals &C. $3.50 sol az 4 Ss1 ssa
Foreign bills Of exchange ass "a 100
Due by other Banks-In ac-
count oo6 ses An o,s ,,o
Notes Of Virginia Banks .775 90 isS 5gy
Banks elsewhere 4sses oo ssess .
Suspended debt at Peters
burg lToo7rs ~ M,
Real Estate 81 sab so 90 ISs
Specie APO lao AZ tssso,
Resulting balance oftransac-
tons yet in transit, Bank
and Branches 90 Oh sas
4,7si,6s2 II o 6io0ss
. LiAniLiriEs: 1852 lsba
Capital esT GOO On 100 900
N.Y. ns. ~ non, l,5ob,i76 o. l,s9s,ess /
count az sak o. On ,o,
Deposits otSsos ~ ,oss'oo'.,
Resulting balance OF TRINA.
actions yet in transit
Bank and Branches o4e,I o7
Excess Of Assets oSl i6o o. On. 10, !
|
..N
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FALL MD WINTER
MEUUHN ERV-

~ = - y - -
~ q. UANiONt ltN Vain ffCff, IHhHnff,
~ hand through the fall winter, N as tuen ~
choice 's Nclre Ribbons, Fowcr and Millinery Goods
rally.
Drcsf Csp7 Head Dresses gt ana Velvet Honn Cosks and
M8ntilas, made io order NJ short notice.
Orders mall VIII BE- met with prompt special attention
~ tIcts-Iepger pmcnto GINGER Niece. NwmgFs, Glove,
- Cinnamon, Nuftlfi f1r sale ~
auis J0HS GORDOH 4 e0E
IA RAPPiNd, FOOLsCAP, AND LETTER PAYER for sale iy
W uuis JOHN 81. GORDON SOY.
STARCH.-Ccleates Pearl starch, for sale ~
- aa3 JOHN n. GORDON 4 soy
M ANttb iinnrdaiciy nfst rse saie'man 90 Retail
w Dr. y ois store. None need Apply
acquainted With ne busaess Apply ~ uis oacc auisCm
ANDsOaiE FigEred ncragrs only . uilnr-fIandsoue
Figured heragss ~ shilling per ~ hadat
haae siLAs y. JOHNSON, No ~ Main siicst
X oar sUoARioO boxei sns aad itgs i5sy-, 7r ,aie "
~ auH DAVENPORT ALIEN Co
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Dagger at Hand.

A Washington correspondent of the Enquirer
writes
To The Editors Of the Enquire:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-22

HNOH PHILNDELPHIa-TO sail on Monday
~ Angnst 22i, al o'clock, n. M.-The steam AEISN
ship CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain T. Mitchell now 6f1
ready 10 receive freight, and will sail x5S
nORFRT paNKu.
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H and Eoa6Etcai article oT Rdis0 Brodd, Bsctr r.!
GT'd0s and JstEHV Cltcs, Pda'r PaIdHys Sireef CaI
Corn b"'id, g. crr IarsHtf-This Is the most economic
useful convenient and healthy compound in existence for rails
read Biscuit Cakes, Pastry Puddngs, Ac with either
rye lnaan or Buekwhcat Flour IL IL indispensable artIie
the culinary department of household establishment
there no Cook OF HOusekeeper creation who will BE-
u after having fairly tried IT, Sold by the principal 0Tocers
Druggists.
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TuNHACE CHANs-Jus received OF direct Importation / u
pal Trace Chains embracing variety Straight
TTsted Link for sale In Quantities TO suit purchasers
an W. s. a g. DOMAIN,