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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-07
% REEVE IL BLAIR, DRUGGISTS,
Broad street, have on hand and


@ISj Broad street, have on hand and
are constantly receiving
~ Roses and Jayne's Family Medicines, Gar
ter's Spanish Mixture, Bakers Premium bltters,
Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters, Arabian ana
Mustang Liniment, &c. Also, full supply Oh
Preston g. Merrilfs Yeast Powders, SO justly cele'
DRAFTED for making light, sweet and consequently
.utritjous bread apl6
a ADIE & GRAY, DRUGGISTS, La
SESMAIN STREET, have in store, and are recelv'
AZ ing, large additions to their stock OF DrHgs,
Paints. Oils, Dyes, Window Glass ANA
Mhncy Articles, which they offer for sale on the
most favorable terms to cash and punctuai dealers
q GREAT BARGAINS CAN BE
- OBTAINED EITHER AT WHOLESALE
~ OR RETAIL, IN WATCHES. JEWEL.
sSesz5aY AND FANCY GOODS, AT ELIAS
HALE's, No. 1C6 MAIN STREET.-On fand and
receiving almost daily, by Steamer and Express,
large assortment of God and Silver Watches IRON
the most celebrated manufacturers, OF every VeIe
ty and ki2d, warranted to perform well Goid
Fob Breast and Guard Cbeins Gold Ear aad FIN
ger Rnss, great variety new styles and patterns;
Bracelets, Breast Pins Pens and Pencils, Thnleles
Keys, &c. Also, large assortment OF low prlced
Jewelry, suitable for the country trade. Inc as
sortmeat Of Gold and Plated Jeweiry Is more ex
tensive than at any store in the country cofnpris
Ing stock from upwards of thirty different man
lecturers. and tor sale at their prices; Silver ware
a large assortment. Also, Plated Ware, consisting
of Tea Sets, Mustard Pots, Salt Cups, Spoons,
Forks, Ladles, Sugar Tongs, &C. Also, large as
sortmeut of Hair, Cloth, Tooth and Nail Brushes;
Fsncv Boxes, Soaps, Oils, Cologne, Knives, Scis
sors, Rszors, Combs But,ona Pins, Needles and
Thread, with extensive assortment of snail
wares in the line too numerous to mention for sale
In quantities to suit purchasers, as low as can be
bought in any of the northern cities, or from the
manufacturers, direct. ELIAS HALE,
Importer and Manufacturers Agent,
my 24-ss loo Main street.
50 THE CHEAPEST WHOLE.
- SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
~ g. OF GOLD WATCHES AND GUNS In
&agaEST HECITY OF RICHMOND-HENRY
LYMAN of So Main street, Richmond, Va-the
only direct Importer of Watches to this city, snd
also direct Importer of double aud single barrel
Grns has just received from Europe, direct
another tot of splendid Gid Watches and some
very superior double and sinlle barrel Guns, which
will sell as low az any Northern Importer in the
United States. Country Merchants will do well 10
examine my stock before going North, ane also be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, at the Cheap Cash
Store of HENRY LYMAN,
90 Main street.,
The only direct Importer of Watches, aEd
Direct Importer of Guns to this City
B. Jsst received, direct from the 84Hufac
,urer, a few more of the latest patent d66Sie bar.
rel Guns, which have given such general satisfac-
ton; cali spor,smen, and examine them Also, q
large lot ut The best English Caps, Shot Belts, &c.
apps
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O. FOR RENT have for rent small
az Brick House West of Brook Avenue, on Leigh
In EDW'D EACHO,
iv4 General Agent and Collector
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Z From the FiacGstLe Democrat, ApTtl /, 1853.
s'By the way, we would say word for our friend,
John Anthony, Colombian Hotel Buildings, to
those going to Richmond and wanting, ON landing
there, 20 brush up little just think of ths finest
kind of Hat for 80 SO, aud fine caifskin sawed
Boots tor 90 so He promises TO do this, and We
know h3 can. for we saw him do il. a., lfEap Is
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asSrasfssa TnE SUBSCRIBERS have
NsassgA the pleasure of infof ming the inhsb-
AGlYYYYp itants of Richmend and its vicinity,
t. that they are prepared to perform
all operations In Sur ica and Mechanical Dentistry
at the shortest possible notice.
Persons needing the services of a Dentist will
please to remember that the subscribers are in poa-
session of all the improvements OF any worth re-
cen y introduced at the North
- r d ADDIEGTON, D D s.
ie TO- A w JONES. NJ d. ft
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1Ea FOR SALE OR RENT, large brick
kSa Tenement at the West end OF Cary street
ssae The com uencsrinent of the Plank Roak. The
lower part of the building Is occupied as store
room, and the upper part as a family residence oy
billiard Alley Possession given in few days -
~ eE Agents.
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10 az nPKAnl OILS hhds pure sperm
on on cCnsgnnsnL tor ssle low ~ s', -
js3Q ss L Is - . p 6TEGAL.
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ID hiME NEW ORLEANS SUGAR.-20
hhds Prime N o. Sugar, just received and for
sale low by tASLEE
lie I0-ts
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@ FOR RENT have TOR rent on Leigh
- street. q small Brick House, between LIST and
EDWARD D. EACHO,
"a ga General Agent and Collector.
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T10NNET6, BONNETs.-Jusf reeei Yea Il n
u g RARTufS, 100 haia street. case Of Chip
Bonny,s and case of Lawn Bonnets, very cheap
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4 UMBhK.-We are receiving q 10. VI clear
Ia Canada White Pine Lumber, of assorted sizes;
seasoaed, which we can sell az lower price, if
taken from the wharf
Also, small lots OF seasoned Cherry and Poplar,
| for Tobacco boxes BELVIN d. PARKER
/ je7
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y Gu of Coughs Colds, Hoarosnsss. Bron.
chitis, Wao0piag Cough, Group Asts.
80 mn and Co1, s1tuDfi0m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-07

Aw SortcE.-Jhc snds-9nss late Judge 81 me cosrt Of
Appeals sstabisisd himself Washington,
the view of the ~
the Supreme Court is National Hsssi aud hs
law ONCE % ta Morrison building. Az street Washington o.
Dec B-d3t n. ". MARTIN.
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ERENCH BosomsTbe sales this article large,
and assortment !. and complete Person. will find
Also Of embroidered bosom Of fine quality
and elegant styles. -
Dec Sur saiesroon, Browns HOTEL
ron sA LrJu.t arrived from the Norm lot Of ans horses
o s na noe for %y as re- r.
Mr. Bchs stables corner Of 18th street, south Of the avenue
VERY recently Henry Jann~y'a and oe
Mandatory, last located 9Th
Sseas Sro~a o'si and Seventh street. whe's s
S ss rsa in ae business o. the
The -us-ee-r tender, b. m.., cordial and grateful ssnowieaa
VIII be pleased TO meet Them in his new house.
New YORK eastern my make embracing every .s
which invite the attention Of m.@bs q Congress and
avenue, north ode. between Brown. Hotel
Dec 4-diw and 9TH street. third door from the latter
HATS Hats HAITI OF tho latest fashion uaost
approved LANES rns,on "a H.. and
Dec s-dawn Pean.yvani. avenue. near ~ street
CHILDHEN's ana Insanss, Hats, Caps, Fists. OF
coors Styles qualities, and pices-a large and superior
no" on ''"' LANES . and Gap so
Dec 3--d2~if Pennsylvania avenue, near ~ street
be favorable terms TO satisfactory
Dec 2-d6t Asc. and Com. Merchant
1,ENrLEMEN's turni.hing Good.-cBAs. II. LANE
has sw an s ~ sa n r. I and
in department. embracing all articles usually kept In As
rspecifuy my stock,
cheerfuly Moderate prices and
fair dealing be relied npoa.
LANES Fashionable Hat, Cap, and Gcntemsns
Furnishing Estabshmsni Penn. Hvcaae,
Dsc 3-2um ~ street
nESri.EMEc wishing To provide themselves with
" superior cIonng and furnishing goods win find
establishment with sie color
quality cf adapted the sSson manufactured In
substantial which
we will warrant IN all cases tn prove a. represented
BOYS CLOTHING.
We superior assortmsnt Washing
suitable for children -four sintesn
nf--
Ovsrcoats, cIoaks, Taimas
Jackets, roundabouts, panaIoons,
Shirts drawers uudershirs
GLOVES, hosiery nj Alt qualities
To which guardians
stanua md well made
ocntemen's and boys' clothing made 70 order
WALL h sTEPHENs.
Dec <-G Pepnsyivaoia avenue, next door 10 Iron Hall.
MATCHES, Jewelry, and silver Wsre--M. w. GAIT
BRO their unusually large stock ~
nor gold Watches rich jswey and silver If the latest
styles.
AIwny. hand choice Of fancy silver
suitable Tor wedding s,As
Possessing facility their stock the best
pos~h ems they offer Inducements purchasers not surpassed
NY establishment in this county
NJ. w GAIT h BRO,
Of the Golden
Dee t-H Penn. avenue, between sth and ioth street,
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MUSIC DEPOT.

THE UNDERSIGNED have Just cOmpleted the
Il most perfect arrangements with Northern and
Eastern Publishers of Music, enabling them 10
promptly supply the public with all the newest
music.
G~~4t2 We have constantly on hand PIANO
~ FORTES OF the celebrated ROSEN-
kRANZ inanuiactOry, and heing agents for the sale
OF Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
pianos, we tfatter ourselves from our practical ey-
perence N tins department To warrant satisfaction
tn the most fastidiOus purchaser. . .
We have for sale also MEIODEONS from the
manufac1ory of BISHOP : CHILD, Cleveland,
Ohio, acknowledged by judges be superior insnt-
ments 10 any of Eastern manufacture.
We are also sole agents for the uneqlyaed Church
and Paflor ORGANS Of P0MP+IYz and RODE
VALID. The organs fro,G this alanufactory are said
to excel all oiheTs manufactured in this country for
beauty and power of tone.
We have also the Sole agency for MARTINS I'M
rvalled GUITARS, an assortment OF which, direct
from the manufactures, We shall constantly keep on
hand. =. 'f
We are likewise agents fur keller's AMERICAN
CREMONA VlOt.lNS, Badgers benin and Dja-
tonic FLUTES, the Keyed VIOLIN and spiritet adyo-
cate of music, the :" Musical World ind Ifmes'
We constantly keep on hand STRINGS for all in
struments, besides every thing appertaining 10 the
musical line.
Musical instruments Of every deser,pion tuned and
repaired.
hfLBUS & HITZ,
Music Depot, Pennsylvania avenue. -
south side, four doors west of 10Th street.
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List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up to
II q. m. this day.

Bro,en's Hoiei.-W i Barry, Tenn; W G Robb
do; J c Kirby, 30; ID |. Dunn, do; w ID Farley, Sc;
w II Sullivan, do; s II Stockett Mss Miss Brown
do; Mrs Fee, La; w A Harris, Va; ? l. Cox and
do; Miss SYKES, do; ] Pride X L Morss, Ma; G
Jones and lady; Miss Jones, do; Miss Timberlake,
DO; I Robertson, Va; A & Haley; Col Tuey; Mrs
Iuley. Va; Miss Jackson, do; Mrs Wallace, do: Mr.
Thomas and lady, Ky; Gassaway, w c Glover.
do; : w Sueuy, Miss; j w McNuitv and lady, do;
Weinhew, Balt G Shubrick, Mass; w ii o.
Brien, do; s Morsell, Pa: e CoSsidy, Md; G A
Z Gordon, Md; J l. Rowland, Ga; r 5 Hnck Va;
A Breene, Ca; w Prescott, Georgetown; NJ Willis
and lady, Va w Lowber, USN; f Brown. Va; T
DAWSON, do H Cunningham, do; Miss Hith. do:
Miss Selvlu, do; Miss Sevin, do; Mr. Lee, La L
l. D0nesOn; & Peasants, DC; e Hall, Md; Mr.
Chew, do; A Reid, NC; J l. ICES and lady, Ga:
Durivant, Sc: - StOddard, Ala; A II Munroe
Texas; NJ Hall, do; J Bac kinanship, Va; A d
Gordwyn, So; Dady and child do; Mrs Biple, do; A
Stckuey, Mass; Beatty, Ky; w II Ogborn and
lady, Ala; G Saunders, va; ii J Williams, NY; S
w Cormlchael, Va.
National Hold c Wood, Troy; E Z Ruon,
NY; Hill, Bait; Miss NJ Sears; { Thorn: NJ NJ
Ginning, Va; ID Cuttings, Bait; A Moore Ohio; II
Shepherd, Tenn; Mr. and Mrs Reid and Servant.
Or Paige and ladies, Va; NJ Maury, USN; X
W Lennon and family, La; Mrs Cdinn and servant
do; w Enson, Ohio; G A Potter, Ny, Col Dyer,
Pa; |. Hing, do; Smith, Ball. Burt, Iowa; II II
Bowling, Md, G 4 Blackstone, Nd; A K Sollars do:
w Cough, do ID w NJ Abel, do; b Bravoner, do:
II T Bachus, Mich; ii 7 Lee, La; r P McDonou.
Pa; Col Hughes, Md; Miss Gray, do Miss Fitzugh,
do; w Marshall, SC; G A KICK, Md b Chapin,
RI; II WoOston, Md; R l. Burch, do; Mrs Me
Leod, Texas; NJ Nightingale, Ga; & Barnes and
lady, Ala; Spilman, Fa; G Fume, NY.
United States Hotel.-H Bogps, Bait; Knewton.
Boston; Nesbtt, Newark; NJ Warmpler, Dc.
Iruing Hotel,-H w Hill, Miss; J II Avera. do;
L Doth. NJ; Luntz. Miss; 5 Barbour, Va s
Barbour, do; G Gooden, do; a Sharplep, Pa; T
White, Va; Miss White, do; r Arooke, Md; SEQ,
Pa; Richards, NY.
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power.
Fatal Duel,

CHARLESTON, August "A duel was
fought near this city this morning, between
John Dunovant, of Chester, and J. David
son Legare, of Charleston, in which the
latter was killed at the first fire. The
difficulty was relative to a controversy
between Alfred Rhett and Isaac NJ. Dwight
concerning publication by the latter OF
a communication in the Courier of the
9th inst. The affair was supposed to
have been amicably settled by the inter-
ference of friends. The card announcing
the terms of settlement appears in the
Courier and Mercury Of this morning.
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By z. N. sTRATToN, Auctioueer

Penn drenue, south side, neGr lOtk street,
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
". ON CAPITOL HILL At AUCTION
MoNDAf, August 8, at O'Clock, p. M, shall sell
al public auction the following described ysI,able
properly, viz: Lot No. ], in square No ISL. with MI
the improvements, consisting OF n large Brick Dwell
ing, containing twelve apartments with a lsrge
family residence. Also. a new twos story krict h,a
ing, calculated Tor country produce and erocesy
business, being upon flIe main road leading TO Ria
aensbrg. The whole premises contain Is 34s 80
avenue, (south 'front.' by 100 feet on I'd street east
Inc sale OF the property will be absolute, and xf
lords rare opportunity for capitalists or persons de-
srohs oil securing valuable private residence and
business stand: and will be sold in whole or in mar,
to suit purchasers. P"''
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in equal in
salnfnts, at six, twelve, and eightsep months. with
interest, secured by deed OF Trust ''>
Conyeyancing at expense OF purchaser. . ,.,...
aug 3dts
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Second Despatch.

oecOnu UeSpaCcu
New YORK, August Al P. M.
The steamer Washington with dates
from Liverpool to the Goth ult., has ar
rived at her wharf. She brings one hum
dred and forty-five passengers.
LIVERPOOL, July 20.-Cotton firm, and
unchanged. The sales for three days
amount to thirty thousand bales. Flour
has advanced sixpence. Wheat has
advanced from two to threepence.
In London, -four has advanced two
shillings, and wheat has advanced three
shillings. 49,. --.--
In consequence of heavy rains there
has been much injury to the crops. The
prospect of an abundant harvest is I'M
promising.
Pror'sions.-Coffee, sugar, and molasses
are steady. Tobacco is firm.
The money market is easy. Consols
unchanged.
The accounts concerning Eastern az
fairs are more pacific. The Emperor of
Russia has expressed his willingness to
negotiate for peace. The representatives
of England, France, Russia, and Austria,
have agreed upon the basis of arrange
ments proposed by Russia and Turkey
for the settlement of their difficulties.
Rosta has been ordered to be given up
by the French Consul.
England and France are quiet.
The news from other parts of Europe is
unimportant.
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A LII PERSONS IN WANT OF TOILET ARTJ-
IA Giles, FANCY GOODS, &c.--wiII find well
selected assortment, such Lubin's, Meakim' 5
McClanS, and liarrson'S Extracts for the handker-
chief; McClain's Oil; Oriental Oil Roses Rarry,s
TricOpherOus; Lyons Katharon; Wells Christa-
line Ok marrow and Pomatun. for the hair; Float
ing Soap Sand, Honey, Military. and Chinese Soap:
Shaving Cream Chrstaline Balls; German, French.
and American Cologne; Dae's. Swans and Char
coal Dentitnce; Mouth Cochous; Hair, Tooth, and
Nail, Shaving, Hat, Clothes, and Infants Brushes:
kidder's and Pays0n's mdelibe Ink; Powder Puffs
India Bat Balls; Volatile Pungents Buffalo, Ivory.
Horn, and Wood Combs; Playing and visiting Cards:
and many other articles too numerous to mention.
all of which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
by WALLACE ELIOT,
jy 2t-2aw3w Cor. + and 18th streets.
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go Aecideut.-About half past ten o'clock this
morning, horse ran off with carriage con-
tanning two ladies-the wife and daughter of
Doctor Stewart The vuhicie upset near
the residence of Capt. VIM. Easily, on the Ma
Wy Yard hill, and was smashed to pieces.
Both ladies were seriously injured, one of them
dangerously. They were conveyed to their
homes by gentleman who happened to be
near by at the time. --.,i ara r,l-.t-.. .,.rft.
Vote of Thanks. The Trustees Of the Pub
lie Schools at their meeting yesterday unani
mously adopted resolution thanking S. S.
Randall, g. J. Abbott, Esqs and the Rev
Messrs Cole and Hill, for the able addresses
they delivered at the recent public school ex-
hibitions, and requesting copies for pubIica-
| ton The press was also remembered in their
acknowledgements
| The Weather.-Although enough rain fell
in all conscience last week, yet the heat
of the beginning of this week was so un-
| bearabIe that n shower and cool breeze yester-
| day was quite welcome. To-day we have a
| fair wind, and guess that people will not melt
away with the heat
Centre Marhet.-There was no scarcity of
provisions in our principal market this morn
ing. The farmers are sending in abundant
supplies of produce which make the vegeta-
BILE marketquite attractive; while the butchers
are not far behind in the quantity, quality
| and prices of their stock
Where, OH Whsie are tie Police The
quiet and peaeeable denizens of f street were
very much startled and alarmed about twelve
o'clock. on the night before last, with the dis
tressing cries of g stabbed -; q murder" &C.
Where were the police? What was the mat
ter? Was any one injured? Who can inform
us?
Colunabia Course Tomorrow afternoon
the trOtting match comes off over this course,
between the horses Doctor. of New York and
Scottie, of Philadelphia. The two horses
passed our Office this morning looking in fine
order for the contest. The friends of the turf
anticipate rare sport.
THE Sharpshooter's CHARACTERIZATION the
return of the Walker Sharpshooters to- morrow
evening, there will be omnibusses at the
Washington landing to accommodate citizens
of Georgetown and the Navy Yard.
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INDEPENDENT pc,ror

4 ,oA kEESE, Independent PoIoe 0sosr. -
~ Collectors, will attend 10 any LH.gness enl
trusted to them-in serving Enired States and Civil
r mapan, Sollecns ava D-rang for Rents ar
References-R, = FendalI. r.. WaIIacs y nv I'm
=, u,; NV W seaton, and G. =. WaIiack, ssq's, and
o. =; N. will attend the offices of B. K Morsel. T..
, -, DhG, .. III. Goddard, j. l.. Smith, and the jus
tees Offices generally, 10 receive bsine.s and -,
anehd 10 all business entrusted to them with pro o.,
y They may be found daily at the Offices Of T.
v. polin ana J. h. Goddard, Justices of tbs Peace,
on Lo"isiaila avenue adjoining the Bank OF Wash
i'etoh VINO Will receive any business left for them
;,.u. -. WILLIAM COX,
Zl-u A, F. L. KEESE
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From Porto Cabello.

PHILADELPHIA, August Al PM.
Wehave late advices from Porto Cabello.
The republic is agitated by revolutionists,
and the fleet with troops aboard has sailed
for Porto Cabello to put down the insur-
gents. A serious civil war is apprehend-
ed. A shock of an earthquake has
destroyed many houses, and three hundred
persons were buried in the ruins.
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By z. n. sTRATT0N, Auctionsw.

fi'enT. dre'sue, south side, neGr l0tA streef.)
EURNIFURE AND HOUSEHOLD Expects
AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY morning.
August 9th, al 9 O'Clock, at my Auction Rooms II
shall sell, without reserve a variety of new and
second hand Furniture, viz:
Sofas, Rockers, Lounges, Chairs '''" i'
French High and Low post Bedsteads "a.
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses .,
Wardrobes, Washstands, Bureaus 90
Crockery and Glass Ware .rs..... .f
Carpets, Rugs, OiclOth ...
Dining and other Tables
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &c ..i- d, p
aug 3-dts -E. ..H . ......-
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CA r USI'S SALOON.
Dramatic Entertainment, Thursday Evening,
August 4th.

Mr.. JAMES SHERIFF.
By the urgent request of many of his young friends
and intelligent citizens will have the honor of
giving an exhibition ut the above Hall, on
which occasion he will be assisted by
MIR. w. CULLEN,
Frm the Southern and Western Theatres. He will
Also have the honor of Introducing to the citi-
zens of Washington, Young Lady OF this
City .'.
MISS JULIA RENWICKS,
Being her first appearance in public.
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS. ....
For particulars see small bills of the day.
Doors open III O'Clock, to commence al g.
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Steamers Fulton and Princeton-The Fishery

Steamers Fulton and Princeton-The Fishery
Question.
EAsrPoRT, Me-, August 2.-The U. S.
Steamers Fulton and Princeton arrived
here on Sunday.
Halifax dates to the 30th nit. received
here, represent the excitement in regard
to the fisheries as subsiding. A general
election is expected this fall, when it is
believed the conservatives will obtain
power.
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Err HLMERY

WE beg leave to call the attention of our friends
w and the public to our very select assortment
of PERFUMERY, consisting in part Of Barry,s &
Crumbies Trcopherous Phalon's Hair Tnvi6orator
Jules Haates s.Eustrla;n Rhhbcerjs, Bears. Rose
Antique, Ainber and Violet Hair Oil; Farna's Ger
man Cologne, warranted genuine; Pomatum for the
HAIR in every shape and style guaranteed TO be first
rate. Also, Lubin's & Harrson's Extracts for the
Handkerchief Varying from % cents TO 50 cents per
bottle; Soap, Shaving Cream, Brushes CepEs, &c.
]. u ELLIS, fepn. avenue, -
augl ' petween 9th and 10Th streets.
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FURNITURE, vARNIsHING, REPAIRING, &

EIURNITDRE, VANISHING, REPAIRING, &
JOBBING SHOP, Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, between 18th and l3k streets, next door to
Lambs plcture-frame factory. Hnnsekeeprs and
Others having furniture out of repair, can by leaving
their orders or calling the above place. have it put
in rstra order az such prices that will please all
favor:pg He Undersigned with their work. With
prompt attention and moderate charges kthe subscri-
her confidently anticipates share of public patron
age. Cd chairs recaned and painted in imitation of
various woods Grateful for past favors the under
signed respectfully sOicits a continuance of the
same. 4. n, ROBT. H. WALMSLEY.
iy lS-eOlm
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Missouri Election

ST. LOUIS, August g. G. F. Jackson,
anti-Benton Democrat, is elected to Con-
gress from the third district, and Samuel
Caruthers, Wing, is elected from the
seventh district. Edward Bates, Wing,
is elected Judge of the Land Court.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04
Kentucky Election,

LOUISVILLE, August 3.-Linn Boyd has
fifteen hundred majority in the first dis
trict; Breckenridge has five hundred and
eighty in the eighth. The result is doubt
full in the tenth, though the chances are in
favor of Stanton. The official report can
alone decide.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04
New York Markets

New YORK, August 4-l1P.M
The New York Markets are unsettled.
Flour and grain have advanced under the
news from Europe. Cotton is firm.
Stocks are dull. .s