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MOVEMENTS or THE PRESIDENT.

W.sYtSeroS July The statement that President
Perce VIII decline ~ put!c demonstrations on his way 10
New York is authorised 10 be pronounced incorrect he
viii leave Washington Monday, and will remain in Baltl-
more until Iucsda, morning when he will leave for Pha-
de,s 10 which pIa, h. will stay till Wednesday, and pro-
coed thence New Yorh r:Sug there on Wednesday eve
ming He will hC accompanied BY Secretaries Guthle pa
,s Gushing and Campbell aud by his private Secretary Sid
ney Webster
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LATE AND IMPORTANT rnoM bokNoS AYhES.
o -, IN . brig Alfred has arrived here with
.;ss Ayres The 23d May The city was
ti bcseped Al negotiations towards peace compromise
lac failed The lnc allotted for vessels leave The port
had been extended twenty days All vessels ordered 10
leave by juno Several vessels from ~ York
unloading he Alfred lett. The shipments Of hides
would b. small for time The government
had :oai million dollars TO prose-
the
The captain Of British packet has communicated some
intelligence which the latest received He says II was
rumored that series OF highly important resolutions mad
adopted by the Constituent, Congress OF Santa re dis
approving Of Tie pursued by General Urquza and
2i9ing him Of Dictatorship. One Of The resolutions
rzes Buenos Ayrcs TO send Twelve deputies 10 Con
gess giving all the other provinces The right 10 send TWO
each
II likewise urs:i by another resolution that The
sege Of Bn-ncs Ayrcs AMI rebellion OF the provinces be
1bsadonei nnSe: IN" penalty o! accommodation
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LConsspondenee d !!. r!:.Asrhia No.!E AmeIlean:l

Correspondence 81 IA. r..!::cphl Nor: American.
WAsHiSaros, July 8
Commodore Shuhrek has received has commission
commander OF me i'c' destined for fishing banks He
will MAKE NE steamer l'tnc"'oE his flag ship.
j. s. Cunningham. Esq recently appointed 10 the respon
sible position OF CIcsE"nd clerk in The Navy Depart
uent has been detailed Tho cqucs! OF Com Shubrck 10
uct his secretary IN The ctIi>.
The Post Office Department has intelligence thai the B
Itch steamer Conway has suspended her ns between Sa
,annah and Kingston Oar correspondence with the Wes,
ladies' hereafter will BE- carried Havana by ,bs IsabeI
from Charleston and Savannah, and by The New Orleans
mail from New York Al Havana they will be
transferred 10 British steamers except when Chagres
mail steamers touch Kingston.
The u S. rsae Macedonian has been heard from by
the Navy Department The Island Of Grand Canary
the 9th of May I4s All safe. This announcement will
relieve the anxiety of having friends board who
were alarmed recently by rurnor OF her Total loss.
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LATER From RIO DE JANEIRO.

PHILADELPHIA july The ship Grey Eagle has arrived
Hh Rio June Tin. The irsate Congress arrived
the I'd from La Plata and onld sail for holne on the
18Th Lett Antelope, from Baltimore loading John u Col
by and lie Cocq from Go whiting Morgan Dix from Mon
:eyideo for Baltimore ready and Nancy from do uncer.
-ain
;;he Grey Eagle Iaade The quickest trip between the two
porte record. She brings full cargo ui coffee and re-
ports the health OF Rio considerably improved The Pro-
vince quiet and the authorities exercised The greatest
vigilance in supprcssing ,he slave trade Business in
active owing to thu scarcity and dcarEass OF coffee.
REpRIENE or CONNOR execution Of Thomas
Ccnno convicted ut the murder of Captain Hutchinson,
of Accomac county Va nave taken place in the yard
of the jail this morning between Ii and - O'clock and all
the preparations MADE by Sheriff. Hays Yesterday for
hc performance Of his duty the officer of The law MIR.
Ieiian the firm Of llcan Il o BIien, however, returned
.ron Annapolis Inst evening with repreve from The Gov
ernor drerng the postponemcn for the present. Ut the
culion but naming any day. leaving the inference that
,e sentence vii! probably be committed TO imprisonment
for life
The prisoner prnEcsSed have given up all hope OF re-
prtve aud yesterday cheerful and up
parenliy resigned 10 his doom.
baltimore american, July g.
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ELECTION OF TELEGRAPH oFFlCERs-Au an.
nual meeting oil the Washington and New Orleans Tre
graph Company was held in Washington. on Thursday 5
Mowrcy ESQ., of Charleston, s. c., was elected President
of The Company vice Elan Alexander. B. b. French
elected Treasurer vice Amos Kendall and Daniel Clark
was elected SECRETARY.
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EFFECT OF RAIL ROADS.-Thsoaghnu. The whole
OF Virginia. where internal improvements have hus .ar
netrated there has been kreut advance in the Price
lands In many counties, particularly Il !he West LIE ad
vance has been 80 100 per fr and bene
fcent policy of State Internal improvement just teen
ming 10 TELL The il is developed, The greaer will It's
advantages appear
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DEATH OF JUDGE pUrNAM-EA-Judee Putnam,
of the Supelne Cnur, Of the State OF New York died in
the city New Yors he An instant aged eighty
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STATE, Ne VS..

ELECTION Or JUDICIAL the election, last Week,
il m, Bnlcr1irt Judicial Circuit Robert NJ Hudson oil
!, rnurr ce ned 10 I'll! the vacancy accustomed by The
death .: f.. Jnltis'G...
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICH nj ON ID {.

ARRIVED,
Schr Victoria, Weaver, coal to S,esrns g. Brum
nell
schr Isaac Achorn, Gregory, lime to Haskins &
Libby
Schr Hester A Jones' Jones, lumber to Belvin &
Parker, Jas Gum, c Walthsli
Schr Can bria, Jones, lumber to E Ragland g.
Co
Schr Ocean. Mitchell, lumber
Schr Merchant Couch, mdse 10 D Currie
Schr Echo, Lowden, railroad iron to Central
Road, hay to Cendenng, wool to Va Wooden
Company
Sshr Hill Carter, Nelson, ndze to T Wortham
& Co
Schr Aceomac, Pinney, lumber to Mott, Lewis
& Co
schr Oakland, Myers, corn to stearns & Brum.
nell
Schr Ida, Woody, corn to Captain
Sloop New Packet, Gordon, ndze to J Winston,
Jno Wonbe a. Co
Schr Mary Jane, Price, lime to E Workman &
Co
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, mdze to Ludlam g.
Watson
schr Frances Ann, Kahn, corn to stearns &
schr Chas Cole, Mitchell, lumber to & G
Whitfield
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, mdze to Ludlam g.
Watson
SAILED,
SChr VIM Spear Buntin, IN ballast
Schr Edwin, Aaron, bran and stone, for District
of Columbia
Schr Susan, Rogers, -four and tobacco, for Bos-
ton
schr Tiosa, Crowell, down the river to load with
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baynore Philadelphia,
tobacco and iron
Schr Rockwell Cambridge Mass. with coal
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CAPTURE AND DEATH OF w. l.. BowL1N-
Adams q Co. have furnished us with an extra
of the San Joaquin Republican, dated April 6,
. from which We gather the following INTEL
gence respecting the capture and suicide of
Bowin, the murderer of Mr.. Brown:
On the afternoon of the 9Th al about o'clock,
MIR. Irving A. Mcbride came to Alaiposa from
the Mormon Bar, three miles from that place.
and gave the information to Mr.. A. J. Gregg
Ty, Under.sher,ii, and Mr.. 5. LYONS, Constable.
that he had seen Bowln in the vicinity of Nor
mon Bar. These two officers, with Mr. Joseph
K. Brown, started Immediately in pursuit.
About mile and half from town they left their
horses, the country being so rough that they
thought they could act better on foot. A half
mile from where they left their horses they first
got sight ofhim, and kept gaining on him I'M
III they were III speaking distance, when he
was ordered to stop and surrender. He turned
and drew his pistol, and said if they advanced
any farther, he would shoot the first man that
did So AT that moment, he dropped his pistol
on the ground, and drank off the contents OF a
two ounce vial, containing prussic acid, which
he drew from his pocket.
The officers thought that he was coming to
meet them as they advanced, but at that mo.
ment he picked mp his pistol and started off,
and said again that II they advanced upon him
he would shoot them. The officers q gain hail.
ed him TO stop, nd he not needing them, fired
upon him but did not hit him. He went about
one hundred and fifty yards, and when the
officers came up with him he was diving and
ten minutes afterwards expired.
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
a DID @ ~ VI

ID 10 sS..,
~ Mail, and regular Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg daily, Sundays excepted, at O'Clock, A
M, and arrive at Salem at 104 o'clock, M Re
rive at Lynchburg at So o'clock M-stopping, GO
ing and returning, at the following places only,
Forest Depot, Goodies, Liberty, Oak Mulga, Blu.
ford's, Bonsacks, Big Lick, and Salem.
Sundays excepted) at o'clock, III, and arrive
at Salem at 81 O'Clock, P NJ. Returning will leave
Salem at ST O'Clock, NJ, and arrive at Lynchburg
9h o'clock, A NJ, stopping going and returning at
the following places :-Hasey's, Clay's, Forest De-
pot Goodies, Lowry's, Liberty, Oak Mulga, Bu-
ford's, Bonsack's, Gshes Mill, Big Lick and Salem.
Freight trains will leave Lynchburg daily, (Sun.
days excepted) at TX o'clock, A M, and arrive at
Salem at O clock P NJ Leave Salem at "a O'Clock,
NJ, and arrive at Lynchourg at 81 O'Clock, III.
THOMAS SHARP,
NH 30-tf Supt TraDDt Va s, Tenn
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n REEVE ~ BLAIR, DRUGGISTS

n REEVE ~ BLAIR, DRUGGISTS,
sgLSts5 Broad street, have on hand and
~ are constantly receiving
ia Roses sad Jayne's Family Medicines, Car.
,er.s Spanish hlixsure, BAKERS Premium Bilters.
Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitiers, Arabian and
Mustang Linimeot, &c. Also. full supply Of
Preston e. Merfi.is Yeast Powders, SO jugtly cele.
brated for making light sweet, ana oonseeasnrIv
nutritious bread apI6
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NOTICE ,,,,,u


TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
a That have now on hand, the -
H. larpes, and best assortment OF -
Boots aud shoes, of good quality, ever
- offered In this city. selectes by myself ex.
..ss,v for retail both of my own Manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. among my assort
ment can be found something extra, 70 which
would most respectfully call the attention OF all In
want az they will be sold low. ~
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer In Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, vaices, &c,
tes No III Main street. Richmond, Va
1T TT AGAIN AT LEvY's.-As usual,
IN selling the cheapest Goods in this city. Barege
de Lame i2x cents; rich styles fine goods for 20
and IS cents; all wool Mouselaine, white, pink
blue, and steel aud green; splendid embroidered
and pisia Grape Shawls IS to $50; French Lawns
cents to the finest quality Brocsded and Figured
silks. Black Silks and changeable, very cheap;
Checked and Striped Muslins; Rich Worked
Dresses, Swiss and Cambria Muslins; Dimity,
Linen, Napkins, Sheetings; Table Cloths and Tow.
cling, silk Warp, Alpaca, Ginshams. large lot
OF Parasols to be cold very cheap; splendid Lace
and Cambria Under. Sleeves which we are selling
at great bargains; Pointed French Eeedlework Col
lars, Inside Capes, Infants Frock Waists; Swiss
and Cambria Trimming; Foulard Silks; Bareges
and Tissues for rs cents; Ladies' and Gents best
N!oand Silk Gloves, with general assortment of
lart and Staple Dry Goods.
ap25 LEWIS CHEAP STORES.
tI'nESh MA m u w "A n Eve nave Just re.
l. ceived of direct Importation and offer for sale
afurther large supply of Sheffield Goods, consist.
ing of
Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
Pen and Pocket Knives in great variety of l, 2, 3,
and blades
Butcher Knives, Shoe Knives
Hand Cross Cut Pit, Mill Saw and Flat Bastard
Files, all sizes
Horse, Wood, Shoe and Cabinet Rasps, &c.
To which invite the attention of Merchants
and others. w d G DOMAIN,
Importers Of Hardware and Cutlery,
ap19 No 10 Pearl street
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The report that Mrs. Hunt, Of Northampton,
had recovered from insanity caused by the rap
ping deIusion, was false. She is in water
cure establishment at Worcester, imagines
that she holds immediate communication with
God, and refuses to eat because she says he
feeds her with spiritual food.
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The Royal Commission of England, appoint.
ed to visit the New York Exhibition for the
Industry of all Nations, is pamed 10 consist OF
a peer Of The Realm, the Earl of Ellesmere,
and two distinguished Biologists, Sir Charles
Lyell and Sir Henry Thomas De La Beche.
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A military Court Martial. which met last
month at Fort Hamilton, NY, sentenced Cor.
pora John White TO be shot, for the offence of
draw weapon upon and Offering violence
TO his superior officer, he being in The execu-
lion of his Office" The President has commu
ted the punishment to solitary confinement on
bread and water for The period of thirty days,
and thereafter TO confinement at hard labor,
with ball and chain, for the remainder of the
Term OF his enlistment. and 10 suspension OF
pay and allowances, except the necessary cloth
ing and subsistence,
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STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY Elk.
PEGT0RANT.i


So is confidently recommended to
EsSxsSg invalids, as UNSURPASSED by any
tPSwn RFeERa6aaRSg9k 9F the s cure
aS-SS.~9er forms of Common Colds, BRON-
y CHITIS, ASTHMA, GROUP, con-
SUMPTION in an Early Stage, and for the relief OF
the Patient even in advanced Stages OF that Fatal
Disease.
1t combine in scientific manner remedies of long
esteemed value with others of recent discovery
and besides its soothing and tonic qualities, acts
through the skin gently and with great efficacy for the
cure of this class OF diseases
"a number of the most respectable Physicians, to
whom we communicated knowledge of the censtitu-
ents of these Medicines have been pleased to favor
with their opinions, (some OF them IN wrltng)
that they are the best remedies they have been
acquainted with for the cure OF the diseases Tor which
the yare recommended .
One he most experienced of the faculty IN this City,
and long celebrated for his successful practice
GENTLEMEN:-l have carefully examined t9e com
ponen parts of your Diarrhoa Cordial as well as your
Anodyne Cherry Expectorant, and hnd them botn
valuable compounds the doses are safe ana consistent
mend them B. MARTIN, M. d.
The subscribers Apothecaries and Pharmaceutists in
the City of Baltimore satisfied that the prepare
tions known as STABLER's ANoDYNE CHERRY Ex-
PECToRANT and STABLER DIARRHGA CORDIAL, are
medicines of great value and very ecent Tor the re-
lief and cure of the diseases for which they recon-
mended; they bear the evidence OF skill and care IN
their preparation and style of putting up and we take
pleasure in recommending them TO our customers.
G. A Moore, Israel J. Grahame, Jos Roberts, H. H.
Grahame, Francis P. Scott Henry Lowe, John
NJ Larogue, 5. K. Fleming, J. W; Barry Co., Jos B.
Stansbury Mcpherson 4 Marshall Edward C. Gilpn,
L Phillips, A. w. Hughes, g. w. Johnston
Ntabler's DiarrhRa Cordial!
lisa pleasant Mixture, compounded in agreement
with the rules of Pharmacy, of therapeutic agents. long
known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy In Gu
ring DIARRHCEA, and similar affections OF the system
In its action it NAUSEA and produces healthy
action of the LIVER thus removing the at the
same time that it cures the disease.
Opinion of Doct. JOHN ADDISON Physician to the Bal
tmore Southern Dispensary.
Having made trial of your DiarrhGa Cordial and be-
ing acquainted with the ingredients of which 1t is
composed it gives much pleasure in adding my tes
tmony to that of others in favor of its extraordinary
efficacy in the cure of Diarrhea and Summer Com
plant in children and adults.
With much respect, &c,
JOHN ADDISON, M. D
For sale by Druggistsg generally. Purcell, Ladd Co.,
Richmond Agents. Oc2l-lawd&w6m
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u ADIE g. GRAY, DRUGGISTS. IA,
MAIN STREET, have in store, aud are receiy
81 Ing, large additions 10 their stock OF Druga,
sASS Medicines, Surgeons, INSTRUMENTS.
Paints, ola, Dyes, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles. which they offer for sale on the
mos, favorable .ersus to cash and nctual dealers
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COLONIZATION ANNIVERSARY The N. Y.
State Colonization Society held its anniversary
on Tuesday evening, Hon. THEODORE FIRE.
LINeHuYsEN in the chair. Alusion was made,
in the Annual Report, to the loss Of the two il.
lustiious friends of the cause-CIay and Web
ster. The income Of the society has increased
within the last year from $ll 900 to over SIS,
600. The income of The parent society for the
fiued:ou for Liberia within the year, convey ing
72S coonists. The Liberia colony is in flour
ishing condition, and the cause in general is
advancing in public favor.
The audience were addressed by Copt Foote,
U. 5. ~, who testified from personal oeserva
ton to the excellent conduct of the Liberian
people. Rev. Dr.. Van. Arsdule and Rev. Dir.
West also made addresses.
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WOOD FOR sALR.-Tne sabsaflosf aaglag

IL GOD FOR SALE.--Tne subscriber aaviag
W large quantity of Wood 20 spase Of hss
ioand Il convenient to yard for tnat purpose.
his yard is Broad street., opposite Brooks
Avenue. Orders for Weed may &c lett at tn5
Stores Of G. G. Herring Esq aessrs Reege { Bslr.
Jas. B Shelton Esq or at the YARD, -.sa vii meet
wItd prono. attention.
lie aas 90 hand about 100 cord superior seasoned
OAK Wood when he will sell 81 tee market price.
Is l9-ts JOHN z. REEVE.
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MEAL.-Having gotten my mills, at-Spring Hill.
III in operation, | sus now prepared 10 furnish
Meal either Bolted or Unboted Of the best quality,
made of best white corn, on the most favorable
terms Apply to Jeter & Lefswich, aiew dcors DO
low the Columbian Hotel, or to me at the Floyd
House JOHN a. JETER.
ap5-dts al
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FIASOc-P. Il. TAYLIJg +.

PIANOc.-P. II. TAYLOP i,
- constantly receiving slsssa. a.
uHs 0plsiu Piapos from the popular M.
ssers, NUNS a. Clark.
These instruments received the Sysat xold mad,
prize at the "WoyLds Fair London, 1851: snS
they have Invariably received the frat prizs :, ~
American lnstisute Fairs in this country. Ths.
combine ali the modern improvements with tbs
NzGitic Frame and patent ovey striu0, ana ~. ..s
confidently recommended for spsesnsss Of an, "a
great DURABILITY, which quality will be apprscIs,ad
In the country, where good tuners are seIdor.
found. '0'o"n
r. d. Taylor has sold these instruments Ia Tia
city Tor the last seventeen years to the ent;rs
faction of his numerous customers -''''
n Old Pianos taken In part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, fths isrses, and ha..
collection IN the state) Violin and Guitar Strin.,
slonns ana Gsitsrs OF the best quality a, low
prices. PHI. TAYLOR
Plano and Music Store,
&C . $50 Main street. opposite the BANKS
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6>t b b - b - -
10 ICHMOND AND DAEF1LEE HAIE.
IL ROAD-OPEN TO KEY5VILLE "a NILES
On and after Monday, November eth 1852, re-
gular passenger train will run dsiiy Sundays ex.
cepted) between Richmond and KsysviiIe.
The train will stop for passengers only at the fol
owing points. Manchester, Robiou's, Coafeld,
Tomahnwk, Powhatau, Mattoax, Scott shop, Anne.
liza H. Wyauoke, jennings Ordinary, Haytokah,
and Liberty Church
Leave Richmond at O'CLOCK, A. 81. Returning,
cave Keysville at % p. NJ.
Children under 10 years of age free, provided a
seat ia not occupied by them; from 10 and under
Is years of age, half price Servants travelling oy
that one can be retained in the Office and 1t must be
expressly stated the pass that they are permitted
to go on the cars.
B-Passengers for Lynchburg will take the
Southside train at Haytokah for Rices station,
thence by Flagg e. Co.'S stages to Lynchhurg. Pas.
sengers for Halifax II can meet Messrs Fiagg d.
Co.'S four horse coaches at Keysville, and psssen-
gers for rsnville, Va +, Greensborough, Salisbury
and Charlotte, N c., san meet Messrs Flagg q Cos
four.borse coaches on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at Keysville. Passengers for CiaTksvie,
Boydton Milton, N C, and Yancysville, can meet
Messrs Moss e. Co.'S coaches at Keysvile on Tues.
DAYS. Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Milton and
fancysvie by Flagg d. Cos line Mondays, Wed
te % ~ John H. OSBORNE. supt.
PINEY- POINT LINE no BALTIMORE
Pa @ 60 -
On Monday OF each week-Fare So only.
YNHE public are hereby informed that the com.
i Portable and expeditions steamer Fowha.
tan, Captain Charles E. Mitchell having been en-.
tirely refitted enlarged, and improved in every re-
spect is n w on the route between Richmond and
Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical
line will leave Richmond by the morning train on
Monday of each week, at o'clock, A, M, and
reach Baltimore in the course OF the night, proba.
bly, by midnight thus securing connection with
the different lines out OF Baltimore the following
morning, in any direction. Returning, passengers
will leave Baltimore on the afternoon of WedDes.
day of every week. at 81 o'clock, P. NJ and con-
meet at the creek on the following morning with
the train of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Pc
tomac Railroad Company, which arrives in Rich
mond on Thursday, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Fare in either direction, S.; forward cabin pas.
sengers. Gncluding meals0 "a so.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frechtown
line, So So For second c. ss do 81 so. Making
the whole fare from Richmond TO Philadelphia by
this agreeable line 81 so only for first class pas
sepgers, and Sc for second class do.
For further particulars, or through tickets. ap-
ply at the Office of the Richmond, FredericksbuI G
and Potomac Railroad Company.
j. B WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Office R., F. & P. X. K. Company,
Richmond, March 80 1853 NH 90
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remarkable fact in The family history
,,,sa late DIR. Pierson, that he and his four
b,o,bers, who were all the sons his father had
bv his frs, wife, have died accidental deaths,
viz. two were drowned, when quite young, in
Saco: a third was drowned at sea; fourth
was killed on board the ship Putnam, of this
port while mantully defending the ship against
the attacks of the Malays and now the last of
the brothers mas had his life sacrificed to the
reckless conduc; OF railroad operators'-Sa-
90, Ga-
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4 khlOS = fhCP.-29 boxes Lemon syrup,
II (quarts and plnts, in store and for sale by
M Ia ,CHAS. Z, WoRTHAAl & co.
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Moon, WOOD, WOOD.-I ain prepared
w to furnish any quantity Of Oak Wood, at
tue iosgest cash prices. Orders leftss he Sisois
OF SIR Browning, on Sth street, betwesn-Main and
Franklin, wit receive prornpt attention.
have also several tiue civ raised Cows ard
calves, at my residence. half mile from lhe
nfsi FOIL Gate, On tae Plank Road, for sale.
mh9-ts &C BURTON.
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Ia SAkAk4&. 40 = ss.-n. 7. TAILOR, ssk
II street, batwesn Grace aud Ffanklia-Ay
sehool being exclusively .or beginners, give sps-
cigl attention. 70 Reading, C0rrecs Enuncaton,
Grammar and sPelkngi aiso TO Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen al Ihe Dispatch ofhee. Ny Ruie 10 peretnp.
tory, bul as gentle as possible oc9
FANCY SILK VESTS. rscelveA az
l. No lie beautiful lot OF Fagcy S.lA Vesss, vi
the aewesI styles.
ap2o IS MERCHANT & wEfslGRR.