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q Mr.. Separk, senior editor Of the Colds.
borough, N. c., Telegraph, died on the 21 st.
He was very highly esteemed gentleman.
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ID IGHMO=D IRON AND STEEL
IA WORkS.-The subscribers having purchased
the above Works from Measrs Tompkins d Gwynn
have entered into CO-partnershtp under the firm
and sty le of JAMES HUNTER Il co, and are
prepared to manufacture nearly all kinds of Bar,
Band, Hoop and Rod Iron-all made from the best
selected Scrap Iron. And respectfully solicit
part OF public patronage.
JAMES HUNTER,
URIAH WELLS.
B-Cash paid for good Wrought, Scrap or
exchanged Ior new lrCn. jy 26-6t
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BA steamer lately left Kansas for ST
Louis with one hundred and sixty thousand
dollars worth of buffalo robes.
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N'oa tar conveaiencs ot those having either
u csi Aai or professional bu iress vito me-
nsve tssen The otice lately occupied by Robert G
scou Esq on 18Th strsss, whers rrsy De seen from
gagged on official hnsinsei - Ios MAYO.
IY s2-u - 50 =
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THE GLAND OF STEADY HARITs."-There
are now four men in New Haven County Jail
charged with murder-three of which murders
were committed in that county.
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A DlvIR DRowSED.-A man named VIM.
Mcdonnell was drowned on "Wednesday in
diving ID explore the wreck Of the steamer
Erie in Silver Creek, New York. The rope
around his body became en,anglsd with some
thing upon lhs bottom, and he was unable 10
extricais himself.
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A special des patch from Washington, an
nounces the dangerous Illness of Gen. Rober
Armstrong, proprietor OF the Union newspaper
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New YORK, July 2Sth.-The British war
steamer Devastation arrived at Pic,ou on the
25th.
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4e-p--;ss. NEW LINE 0F COACH-

a-N-sTki me-" LINE DE CoACH-
ASASEES.4GEsz ASASEES.34GEsz ES FROM STANTON TO THE
HOT AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.-Vls
itors to the Virginia Springs, and the public gen
orally are informed that the and splendid
Coaches of Inc HOT SPRINGS LINE, which will be
run trl weekly during the Springs season, will
leave StauutOn and the White sulphur for the
Hot Springs every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, aud will leave the Hot Springs for those
places on the alternate DAYS The night stand from
Stauuton and the White Sulphur, will be at the Hot
Springs
Passengers viii be conveyed speedily.
comfortably, and without night travel.
Fare from Staunton TO the White Sulphur, IS so;
TO the Hot and Warm Springs, each S3 50; 10 the
Bath and Alum, 50
An extra Coach will be kept ct the Hot Springs
Thoie who wish TO take this line will remember
to pny through on the Central line only to
Staunt0u.
ton tn. G0ODE.
Hot Springs. Julv u. 1853 iv 4-2m
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4fTTas
ADAMS & CO.'S
Sew York. Virginia and North Carolina
W. d -


Nsw York, Virginia and North Carolina
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,
PEA UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
ROANOKE 81 JAMESTOWN,
To and from Ntao York, Richmond, Petersburg,
&c. sc. &c
HAVING effected arranpements with the U. ).
4 l. nnsil lire ~ steamers from New York to Nor.
felix and Richmond Ton special Express pri.
yiIeRes on that route, we are now prepared 20
receive and forward. 10 and from New York, mer.
chsndise and packages of every description with
dispatch ana st greatly reduced rates.
Our Express viii leave New York every Wed
nesda7 snd Saturday per splendid steamers Roa-
noke ard jamestown alternately Goods will
be received at our New York Office SO Broadway,
unit half past O'Clock, ?. N on the day of sail.
ing
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
YORK, are requested 10 order by ADAMS d cos
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS" "
Our inland Express will run as heretofore, lesv.
Ing New York and Richmond daily in charge of
special T1essengers AL goods not marked to go
via the inland Ta2te, will be forwarded by the
Steamer Express. ADAMS Il co.
J. l.. McD0NOUGH, Agent, Richmond.
MOTTO E.--FxpTess packages for Norfolk, Pc
tersbura aua KicaInoud, intended for shipment per
steamers RDGT~Ee or Jamestown, will hereafter be
received By ADAMS d co SO Broadway, who are
the oly authorised SCENTS for Express privileges by
those stesnGaips
LUDLAM e. PLEASANTS,
ie 6-ts 81 Broadway. New York.
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w rior article of Waiter, In sets and single,
every quality and price For sale at
jy26 JAS d B EVANS, III west Main st.
NPICEs, DO, FOR PICKLING.-Green
- Ginger, White do, Common do, Ground do
Mace, Cloves, Allspice, Black Pepper, Long do,
White and Bsek Mustard Seed and. Celery seed,
for sale by s7 GRUBBS & APPERSOE,
jy22 ..-.- No 20l Broad street
ROUND PEPPER, GINGEK AND
" ALsPICE.-50 boxes Ground Pepper
25 boxes Ground Ginger , I'D ads o.
.ust received and for sale by
iyls - wM TAYLOR.
SOAPs,-Chavsr's Honey Soap; Lows do;
~ Lows Brown Windsor do; Palm do, in Bars
and Cakes; Tsylor's Christaline Soaps; Transpar.
ent Soaps in Bars; and many other kinds for the
G8UBBs Z AppERsoN,
jyI No POI Broad street.
GREAT ATTRACTION ::-BARGAINs IN
u DRESS GOODS-We are determined to close
out our oniire stock of Summer Dress Goods ana
from this day we win ofer great Inducements 70
" s.ss wso have no. yss supplied
Bsocade and plain silhs. from 6ak cents per
yeTa Up ra e.t
Beregs De LANES at Isx cis per yard
bereses as IL per yard ana upwa1os
Mourning Foulard s,in n 30 sss
Hosiery, Gloves Fans. Cambria Hdkfs, Cambric
and Muslin inserting and Edgf1ss, Worked Coilars,
&c, &c, &c. - - .s3 -
For bargains, ssll soon ss the cheap. new Store
OF HART 4 MOSES,
y "a Hsf y i63 Mai, street,
NJ EW music FOX THk fAAna AND
M GulTAR.-jusi received By HARROLD 4
MURRAY. Broad street.
Rose Of the Desert, from Gems Of German ssnss
OF Spohy, l2s e. ~~s@-+sA4 4-zse-s---
90 Chsrn,ins Mag, Ballad. Rodwsi. IS 81
Wild tioWorx, DO, WAece ~ 81 II
Oh Wh;ie Aaown Lies Stream We Glide, Hsw'
1T, l2f EN- 1aEr8 aa "a 5ass.s yait2 : &C ks
: Within Mile OF Edinbussh, By cssaas.na Hayes.
25 cts
Ahsesion Poiks, BY ME c, III 90 ..sa~s
The Jessanins Polka, BY y ~ Ii 80
Merry Morn Watx, by Lennann, In ~
Losansport Wsiss. By Davis IN 81
West Point Dream Walts. beta v 81. 45.
La Pssadi,a. Mexican National Ak soAs, fof
Wasp iss Noon qp shs .s Lac ! ,ss sseais ~ ~
Whispss uus 'Gsnss Word, GzhEs In ~ y
amyes .ksslsQls1 a ,T9G.ssa .ess ssisae
fsiss re- 81 as So .sYiaaa assa aa ssg 2 saasss
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We have pamphlet containing an exposi-
tion of the invention of an engine by Profess
sor Salomon, of BIadensburg, Md, 10 be pro.
PEELED by Carbonic Acid Gas. The inventor
has built an engine on this principle, and he
will memorialize the next Congress to enable
him to give practical lest of i.s efficiency, BY
allowing him TO place one of his engines on
board OF one of ihe U. s. Steam vessels.
We have no doubt Of the practicability Of
constructing an engine to be propelled by Gas;
but consider it exceedingly problematical,
whether it would be of any value, as the ex.
pense of generating the gas would be vastly
greater than tina. of producing steam of equal
expansion and working power. We doubt,
moreover, whether any vessel would carry
sufficient limestone. SC, to produce the gas
necessary for a voyage across the Atlantic.
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GUNNER HOARDING.-The subscriber,
~ situated at Mechum's river, the present termi-
nus of the Virginia Central Railroad has accom-.
nodations for twenty or thirty boarders. His
house. beds and furniture are entirely new; mis-
rooms we'll ventilated, the surrounding country
healthy and delightful. Every exertion will be
made 10 render his guests comfortable. Terms
moderate, and made known ON application.
WIN GRAVES.
Mechums River, May 25th. 1853 nv 26-dtf
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~ TIVE A. MASON has purcharei of A.
Smith the Confectionery and Restorative kept in
the basement of the Odd Fellows Hall. He will
continue the buFiness at the same stand, where he
will be pleased to the former customers of the
house. and his own friends. He will always keep
on hand the very best articles 10 his line which will
be sold and served up in the best style and at the
lowest rates. His Bar will be supplied with the
best Of Liquors and the finest imported Cigars.
iv 26 CT
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STONE CUTTJHG.-J0Hk w. DAVIES
~ CO. practical stone Cutters e aasonz. South
Side Of the Deck rs1r Mayors Bridge. We return
thanks for ths LIBERAL usfronags vs nsse rseatsed
ana rrus, by srricr attention " businsss CONTINUE
20 merit tas conidsncs OF tina public jT i5
AS MEAl4.---nssIrg sossen lag miiis as spring Hii,
LII In operation, | am now prepared 10 fafnish
Mesi either Roitad or Unholted. Of :ha heE quality,
made Of best whiss corr. on the mcE favorable
Eerms. Apply 10 5stsr * Lefswich. aSsw doors b.
low tia Columbian Hossi, or 20 nae az the floyd
ticusa. JOHk A. JETkR.
S--dSx
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THE TAX PAYERS OFTHE CITY
L OF RICHMOND snail commence the col.
lection OF City Taxes on Thursday, 2eth inst, ss-
sisted by John w Ruliington In t,e upper wards
and VIM G Young for the lower ward.
JULIUS A H0BSON,
Goilector City Taxes. .
Office on ll.h street, between Main and Bank.
An
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MOT4CA.-un and after the 4th Of July, 1883, a
In Hack viii leave Tomahawk Station. on the
Danvie Road, every NJ pnday, Wednesday
and Friday. after the arrival of the cars from
Richmond, tor Ballsvtlle vis Powhsian G e. Re.
turning, will leave Bsllsviile every Tuesday,
with the
Mr. MARTIN viii take pleasure In attending to
any bundle or package sent to his care.
fv l--dlrns
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aATHITE sDLPhUR @ATkR, from the
w GreenbrIer County white sulphur
Springs, Ea.-The wide spread reputation and
well known curative powers OF the Water from
these c5ie5raisd Springs, makes a description of
them superfuous II has been highly recommended
far superior 10 that of any other Of the many Sal
phur Springs In the county invalids should bs
careful therefore, to purchase that from the White
Sulphur Springs, of Greenbrier county, Virginia.
For sale by ADIE GRAY, Druggisu,
ivlI Sole agents for the proprietor.
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n B. LUCK.
u. STOCK and LAND WARRANT AGENCY,

~ H. LUCAs -~w
u. STOCK anaLAND WARRANT AGENCY,
Governor STREK1.
Stocks bought and said on Commission- 1ne
highest price raid for Land Warrants.
Gold and silver Wanted.
~ Prize tickets In all Lotferies sold Ia Low
teriss under the MANAGEMENT of X Frsnce Coz
will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative TO the business Of R. France IL Co., so
dressed to them at Richmond, VIII meet Win
prompt attention.
mp = q. B. LuCA
nFFICE CITY WATER WORKS, Jn-
" Iy 27th, 1S53.-Proposals will. be received
at this Office until the 9th day of August next. FOR
furnishing OF six hundred and seventy 1--WE 10 men
cast iron Pipe, averaging In weight one thousand
and fifty pounds each Pipe, and feet long; and
FIVE hundred inch cast iron Pipe averaging IN
weight four hundred and forty eight pounds eaen
Pipe. feet long. Also, thirty -four branch Pipes,
averaging from to 16 inches In diameter The con.
tractor will be required to subject all the pipes and
branches to the hydraulic pressure of three hundred
pounds to the square inch before delivery. To be
delivered 10 the ciry of Richmond. The proposal
stating at what time and In what quantities. they can
be delivered and the price per ton of 224o lbs cash
on delivery or at 4 months time. No cracked or
defective pipe or branch will bs received. Any insF
form alton in regard to the above will be given By
the Superintendent of the City Water Works.
JAMES L DAVIS, Sup't
Richmond City Water Works.
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ALPACCA SACKS, DUCK FROCKS,
Il Gc.-PER JAMESTOWN, JULY 26.-W6
have this morning received fine assortment OF
black Alpaca Sacks white and bro ~n Duck Frocks;
Planters Linen Frocks, bound striped Union Drill
Frock, do; G-ass Giaeham do; whEe Marseilles
Vests black Italian cord &c; English Suk, &c. Call
at the Money Saving IN stitu.ion OF
KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN,
No l02 Main street.
NIB New style white, black and fancy rich en-
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4 6aUSIOaJOO The subscriber has on hand

I,OOO,OOO Fhs FmsT sas.s,ser %s h1Bha bs. u hand
az ais yard on the canal of the largest and best
assorted stocks of LUMBER ever offered in this
market, containing over million OF ieet and con.
Stating of all description of Boa DIS AID scantngs,
Joist, Gardeo Rails dressed and urdressed Floor.
ing, Susquehanna Boards, Tobacco Box Boards,
&c &c. . .
Now is the time to buy tine article IL probably
at the lowest poin. in regard to price. My Lumber
ia all nicely piled and in fine order for immediate
use. a call from those in want is respectfully so-
cited. taA
iv Oa-6t C. WkLTHALL
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- - -
TTiPORTANT AND CaEFETEG NENSI
PARIS I'm & KINGS

ST Z Ms H Z Z X Z r Z 5 5,
Per ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDI
TON, sc. sc.
T'HE propTletors having made new arrangements
for the still better dispatch Of their Express by
the steamahiys Roanoke and Jamestown from
New York, they wish 10 keep il before the public,
that PARISEN d KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS IS always on hand tor the accommoda-
ton of their friends at the lowest rates and unpa-
ralleled di'patch their Express leaving New YORK,
lie generally delivered at almost every point of Viz
ginia in 43 hours and throughout North Carolina in
So hours, and at forty per cent below the old HUM
BUG MONOPOLY.
PARISEN d KINGS facitt for the expeditions
trsnsp ortatiOn OF Freight and Packages cannot be
beat by any express company in existence, and they
defy any competition, therefore, in the shape of
humbug, imposition and monopoly.
"a Be TO order your goods by Parisen
g. Kings Express, No Z Barclay street, New
YORK.
EE~ Rest assured. that all they promise, they
will faithfully fulfil !!
PARISEN q KING, No Barclay at N. Y,
and Bongbrook street, Petersburg Va.
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NJ TiCE.-Ine co.parsnershlp heretofore ex-
IL isting under the firm and stvls of N w NELSON
Il co, was dissolved on the 18th inst All persous
indebted 20 the late firm requested to make
payment 20 N w Nelson, who is alone authorized
to receive all moneys due the late concern.
The subscriber thankful Tor the liberal patI ge
extended to the above firm for the last five years.
hopes oy strict and personal attention to business
to merit continuance of the same.
jy 26-lm NV NELSON
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DHiVATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME q
L co. may be consulted, eonhdsndally, for the
treatment OF she following diseases: Eruptions
sofs Legs Elcers, Glenduisr swellings, or en
iargenents Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
wneIner recsnI or chronic. Aiso, ali those com.
oiRints termed female diseases. The advertiser.
invite attention to their chemical extract of wild
Flowers, which may be regarded ss the very ben
article known 20 give tone and viaor to certain
abused aud debhated organs as well a. to renoyste
asyssern shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines aecureiy pu: up, with full directions
and SEM 20 orcer. fost paid letters promptly at
sendad 70. Or1es on Franklin street, below Ex
ehanga E-osei. and frat door below Trinity ehursa
RicnmGnd Virginia an J5-dSw
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NEW YORK LIFE Insurance. COM.
lN PANY The semi annual statement of tbs
buainess transacted by this company fer the six
months ending 30th of June last, 10 recsivsd
During which time 402 new Policies were issued;
PremiuIs 436 80; Premiums ON renewals,
Sis, JAP 80 Total premiums, Sl50 579 16
Losses paid during rne ssme time, $73,560 07.
The present accumulated capital invested In
United states and New York State stocks and other
good securities, wss S632 S32 50. 81
For Insurance and all other information, call at
the Agents Cfice-Baptst Book Depository, No
2o3, Ms,n street. - sy
O. s..a CHAs WORTHAM, Agent.
NIB This being a mutual company, all profits
accrue for the benent of the insured.
jy27 os CIV.
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HEAD QUARTERS 0F FAsHI ONA.
BILE CLOTHING.

: =
Ia The subscriber mas now In store. moss
splendid assortment of Spnng asd Summer
" Clothing, OF all styles and quality.
--s= ALSO,
Every style Of piece goods Of the very fasess ~
erns which he IL prepared TO make 10 order as va
snortsst notiss. Come and see for vourssk.
E'B SPENCE, No 12o,
my4 eorrer Main and Governor streets.
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FIney FoIDy Pavilion, Id,
June 9Th, 1853. ! e7-ts
VIRGINIA CK4TRAL RAILROAD-

VIRGINIA CKiTRhL RAILROAD-
Plaster.-At a meeting of the Board Of Di-
rectors of the Virginia Central Railroad Company
en- 18th July, 1858, the following resolution was
adopted, viz:
Resolved, That Plaster IL not TO be deposited on
the Company's ground until ready to transport it,
unless the owner takes the risk of any osa that may
occur.
copy from the Minutes OF the Boerd of Direc-
tors. J GARRETT,
" Zo-2m Secretary.
NOTICE TO BUILDERs.-Proposals will
! be received for constructing a wooden enclo
sure around the City Grounds, near the Western
limits OF the city, embracing about ten acres with
gates and covered psns for cattle, &c for the Agr
cultural Fair. TO be held in November next. Plans
and specifications of the work will be exhibited by
the City Engineer, at his Office in the rear of La
fayette Hall, on sth street.
The proposals to be delivered sealed to the City
EcS!neer, on or before the lat day of August next
end the work to be commenced Immediately after
Inc contract is made By order ct the Committee
On City Grounds. THOS T GILES, Sec'y.
jy 22-dtlA
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Richmond, August 1, 1853.
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CHINA.

We have been favored with letter, to gen.
tleman in this city, from the Rev. A. B. Caba-
Miss, an American Missionary in China, dated
Shanghai, April 9th, 1853, from which we
make the following extracts. Although we
have dates somewhat later, we doubt not that
they will prove interesting to many of our
readers, as affording much reliable information
concerning the almost unknown Celestial
Empire :"
.'The whole number of foreign residents in
China Exclusive of women and children) is
992, besides few at the Portuguese settlement
of Macao, and some small villages adjacent to
the large towns. OF this number l5S have
families. The number Of foreigners at Wham-
poa is 326 at Annoy, So at Fuhchau, Is at
Ningpo, q and Shanghai 1913.
"The whole number Of foreign firms, agen.
cies, &C., is 1874. Of this number SO are Eng
lish, and % American. The remainder are
composed of Jews, Mussulmen, Parsees, Ar.
menians, French, Dutch, Portuguese, &c.
"The whole number of missionaries, exclu.
sive OF ladies, of all denominations, is 80, who
are distributed as follows at Canton, IL; at
Hong Kong, IA at Amey, 8 at Fuhchan,
TO- at Ningpo, IA Shanghai, "a.
The following newspapers are published in
China:
The Hong Kong Register. weekly; The
Registers Advertiser, ui.weekly The Friend
of China, al Hong Kong, semi. weekly The
China Mail, at Hong Kong, weekly Dixon's
Hong Kong Recorder, tri-weekly The Com
mercial List, daily, at Canton; The Canton
Advertiser, daily Daily Hong Kong Advert.
ser; North Carolina Herald, weekly at Shang.
hal.
The writer adds:
"This list, l trust, will convince our friends,
that though we dwell in heather land, we
are not cut off from the hight of civilization !;
but get the news weekly at Shanghai, and dai.
ly at Canton and Hong Kong. The overland
mail comes tri weekly to Shanghai, by which
we regularly get the latest new from Ameri.
ca and Europe. The lists of foreign residents
will also inform them that we have society
enough, al least, at Canton and Shanghai. In
| addition to this, the Chinese are not barbarians,
as many persons in America imagine all hea-
thens necessarily are. Here at Shanghai, we
go when we choose, and do pretty much as we
| please, no one disturbing us in any respect
| Ii is common remark among the missiona.
ries, that they ieel much more secure going
| through the streets OF Shanghai at any hour of
| the night, than thew would in New York or
| New Orleans. The fact is, when you are in
COHpduy WIN tue OStteT CIdsS Vi SHlucSc, yOu
can scarcely realize that they are heather,
they are so civil and polite in their manners .
These facts are certainly very credtable to
the Chinese, and would seem TO show that they
might wei! read our own people some lessons
in civilization. Ever since the discovery Of
the gold mines of California, all that relates to
China has double interest for us. We have
already $4,000 Celeslials enrolled as Ameri
can eitz Ems in California, and the day is MOI
distant when our relations with China will be
more intimate and important than at present
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NRENCH CHINA, DC, at us Broad
l. street, opposite Messrs Breeden T. Fox's Dry
Goods Store .t.
R L. HICKSON Ia now opening a supply of
beau,itu! China Flower Vases Gilt PiIcrers, rev
styles: Motto Cups and Saucers. plain and god
band Tea Sets, Fruit Baskets, Gard Receivers.
Capdlesticks, handsome Toilette Bottles. Also ON
hand, a large stock OF Crockery and Glass Ware.
Trays, Walters. Spoons, Knives and Forks, Look.
Ing Glasses, Lamps, &c, with greatly variety Of
fancy articles ali of which ne win sell stiow prices,
my l3 ..s
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MOLAssEs- AND EYREP,-35o bbls N.
Ill Molassss sad stsam Syrup. COR ssle b5
iyao-2w2 oa DUNLOP, h0ACuRE &c0.
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DLUE LICK SULPHUR ~ A 4 4 R
ID from the Blue Lick springs, Kentucky y-Fresh
supplies OF this highly esteemed water constantly
on hand. 3fetE
Also, Saratoga lConsress Spring, Water, received
direct PURCELL, LADD L. CO.
iyN ss sDruggists, 81 Main street
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~ EkOUND PEPPER, GINGEK AND
VI ALsPICE.-50 boxes Ground PsppsS ] 3
25 boxes Ground Ginger .es -. zsf.-
Is do do Spice
.ust received and for sale by -
iv lS 41 WIN TAYLOR
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MATTERS and TRAYs.-A very supe.
w rior article of Waiter, In sets and single, o
every quality aud price For sale at
jy 90 JAS ID B EVANS, III west Main at
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NPICES, DC, FOR PlCkLlNG.-Green
- Ginger, White do, Common do, Ground do
Mace, Cloves, Allspioe, Black Pepper Long do,
White and B !sek Mustard Seed and. Celery seed.
for sale by .e-a GRUBBS t. APPERSON,
jy22 No 20l Broad street
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-01

VI Gsuzs Merino Ender Shirts ------.
as Cotton 4 9 do do 81
Cotton Shirts, with Linen Bssoms
B.eaehed and brown Jeaa Drawers
Linen do
Sugpenders, Stocks. Crsza,s, Gloves, Lines
Collars Combs, &c. For sale by
jy2s c HAaTWELL e. CO {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-01

SOAPs,-Chavsr's Honey Soap; Lows do;
~ Lows Brown Windsor do Palm do, in Bars
and Cakes; Tsylor's Christaline Soaps; Transpar.
ent Soaps in Bars; and many other kinds for the
Toilet and Shaving, For sale by
GRTBB5 s. APPERSON,
iv NJ anI