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COroners' Innucsts.

CHILD sUFFocATED BY BEING OVERLAND By IT'S
MoTHER-A CAUTION TO MOTHERS.
Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held inquest at No. 2Ol
Hester street the body OF female infant two weeks
old, named Elizabeth Weoh, who to her death By
% sunecaoa ~ SSnSi iuenes q, the mStnss curing the
death by strangu!Ation.
Morris welch, the father Of deceased testified before
tie jury that his wife had been in the habit of driakfng
sntuous liquors for the last two years and Tuesday
she intoxicated, gave the child TO my vito, who
then In Bed at about eight O'Clock and then went
into the street; about half hour Afterwards re-
tuIpsd and found the child under the right arm Of iss
then sDs 'ss after
dead but she would believe Il: this child was ons q
twips-the other died on the Goth inst the child in
coed health when 1t was put into the bed with tha
mother. ..s4
Dr. Blumenthsl made post mor.em examination Of
duced BY pressure particularly the right de ths pu.
pills OF the eyes were dtsd, and the tongue pIotruded
ceSsatns in bu. few pscss; the brain wa. much oon
Eesed and from these sydences and the history OF the
he Of opinion that the child died from stangu-
laton.
The jury rendered the following verdict .sThat de-,
ceased came to her death BY rangulaon under the
Of her mother Elizabeth ~sch, who Was in state Of IN
III. above verdict the Coroner ordered the arrest.
the mother but in consequence Of attend
Of SEQ. GO ' ''' magistrate h''' nor '"n In Inc
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE BY CUTTING HER rEaoAr.
cornes Of Snth and Forty fourth street. on ths
body Of Isabella Mckevey, wife Of William kcKevey
who TO her death by cutting hsr throat with 3
rasor. The husband examined by the Coroner and
testified follows IL hsA been married to the e.
ceased nearly thirteen ysess; had two cadren abe
had been addicted to for the last Ave or sn
years Of her lie; every y for ths last week East ss
nnder the influence u hquor and easily excited
am employed In an importing house, ard on coming
home evenings could not speak to her In Consequence
Of her hmpsr four ago she attempted to drown
herself nssr the city Of Belfast north Of Ireland her
sister s confined in tho Belfast Lunatio Asylum when
returned from work hst evening, found that my wtes
bad aternDted to drown herself and had been tAksa u
the police station house she was brosght home AA
at o'clock A. NJ. and my said they would kssp
witch they fell asleep however and this morning assue
O'clock my oldest son to my bed and sAi3 hs
mother had gone looked for bsr and found her In
the adjoining roop with her throat cut and dsaA Tia
eveencs ef other Witnesses was takon, which merely
went TO corroboras the testimony Of the husband u
the facts already stated The jury rendered the follow
ing verdict THAT deceased 10 her death By sui
cids by cutting her throat with rAsor" rhe dsosas
wHs thirty Eve years Of 49,, and native Of Ireland.
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CounT or AprEALs, SEPT. 81, lS53--This court
commenced its September term at the Capitol In Albany
this morning. All the Judges present
Several motions were heard. The following causes
struck from the calendar under the rules Nos.
IL. Is, 20, c3, "a, 25, 40, as and IL.
No, 300 Chappel appellant, against Chapel, respond
ent. Submitted George A. starkweaher, counsel for
appellant De Witt G. Bates counsel for respondent
The c,lendar boirg called, No. !, Wing respondsnt
and another respondents, against Huntington. app~
hnt and others we're brought 4. aegumsnt
N. Hill, Jr., and Samuel @. Hmsiagton Tor Appeib .ntS
D. l. Seymour. D. Bps', Jr, sAA Samuel ReArd$sy 70,
esposdSntA
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From the S0utll.

BALTIMORE Sept. 2s 1883.
We have mails scuth Of Mobile to night
The Rev. Mr. Starr, Of the Methodist Church, died at
Mobile of yellow fever.
General Allison, Speaker of the H.uss CT Roprssenta
tve has been in Governor Of Florida, both the
and the President Of the Senate having left the
Sta'e
The Governor o; South Carolina has appointed Thurs
day, Oct 13 day OF fasting and humiliation through
out the State.
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FOREIGN CoSsuIs.-Charles Loosely has been Of
Rosy recognized by the President Consul Of Austria
for the city Of New York. A.
Guadalupe MIRANDA has bssn osaoialy rssesnissd ~
Coasu Of the Mexican republic ps Ersukn, In the wr'
ritssy eC Nsy ksxico.
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Marine Disasters.

Boston, Sept %, 1868.
The Dutch schooner Adrianus and William, from Am
steram for New York. fallen in with yesterday in
dsress Cape Cod south aeen miles distant by the pilot
boat Phantom towsd to this city. Ia ths gale
Of sept eshe lost foremsst sails &c and had her deck
swept.
The clipper bark WDdire, overdue from the Meditera
mean, Is teegraphed below, dismasted.
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From Philadelphia
MILITARY ylsITER S-THE WEATHER.

PMIApE1PHA, Sept. 2s-5P. NJ
Uatii4 r. NJ the eay wac fns, with fine breeze from
". n. W and thsrmoDe.er st IS deg, then Che sky
became overcast; wind charged 70 s. W.. which now
blows with considerable strength, accompanied with
hsavy rain.
The Eews!k and Baltimore companies, now . visit
TO this city, preceded TO the Washington Retreat this
morairg, to srend the dfy nt thks charmiog pla.o.
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Depar furc or the Niagara,

BosroS, Sept IS, 1865.
The royal mail stsamship Niagara Capt Iotch, sailed
at noon to day, with thirty Ave passengers for Halifax
and hftyfve for Liverpool Among the latter Ia A.
Thompson, of New York. bearer Of dispatches TO London
She takes out s1sl eco in gold irgcts and oCo in
yeYeigns.
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The Count Of ApI,eHis.

ALBANY, Sept %, 1855.
The Arguments in causes Nos. to were continued
durlrg the session, and were rot concluded.
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Massachusetts, Whig State Convention.

Mnssachusetts Wing State Convention.
BOSTON, sept %, 1853
The Massachusetts Whtg stats Convention met at
Ftchbury this morning, and the attendance is nums
rous from all sections Of the State many Of the leading
wings being present.
Hon, Robert G. Winthrop was chosen President Of the
Convention.
Letters were read from Governor Clifford and Lieut.
Governor Huntingdon, declining denomination.
Mr. WINTHROP on taking the chair, addressed the Con
venton denourcng the coalition and their proposed
Custirg, o. set forth In his Newark mantle to.
On the flst ballo.ting for q candidate for Governor
there was no choice Emery Washburn of Worcester,
csiving 156 plurality.
On the second ballot. Mr.. Washburn nominated,
follows whole lumber Of votes. s27 necessary to
choicc 414 Mr.. Washburn received 553 S. Fl VALLEY,
Of Roxbury 1874; II kellogg, Al scattering, so
Thomas G. PlnDkett, Of Adams, nominated fol
Lieutenant Governor
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OCuLIsTs AND AURISTs.


hRAFNESS-THE EAR AND EYE-DR; HEATH,
~ surst Rnd' ooulist deyotes erpecs attention TO as
eascs OF the ind At 40 Howard street hrst aoor
from Broadway 10 to o'clock On Friday Septem
tsr 90 DR. H. WIN receive his patients residing in kowark
N j. and Vicinity, at the Mechanics Hotel Newark op
posts the Park, from TO o'clock.
nE. POWELL OCULIsT, AURIsT, &C. RECEIVES
~ his patients from to o;cock daily. at bis odcs 10.
0 Breadway whore be procured his "Treatss sa the
Eyv AFtsia eyes nssrted without the slightest pai
wh nsvs saaotIy like ths nAtur1 ere sA& rsssnblss
= epgSg aad exryssslon
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Appoansment ny the PrssaasuH
StssM Il F,ofseas, N TvcAny.
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Suicide of an Engllshman,

TaxSroS, n. j., Sept. %, 1858.
Thomas Saxon, . wool dyer, formerly of New York
committed suicide In this city with gun, this evening
He was a native of England and leaves wife and
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Delegate TO tho Wing State C0nyontion.
PoUGHkEn'srg Sept 2s, 1855
Mr. George of this place, to day elected delegate
to the Whg State Convention from the Second Assembly
district Of Dutchess county.
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>FyROwELEB CELEBRATED PATENT CAST IRON
" rAlliAg without nyets-An entirely new article unri
vailed for simplicity durability and economy adapted to
STYLE pattern and wArrantsd 70 cents pS
runnneoot less than be pnt up on the rvet pKne
pie. The New York Foundry And Iron Railing Company
iron work for buildings bank and vault doors shuters
1raokets columns vault grangs balconies versn
lahs eos and desh railing door and window guards &c
FoundI foot Of Forty sixth street. North river Castings
sf Al descriptions st the lowest pos Spesnens OF tine
stresS. few doors sses ef Brsadway.
NLW YORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE WORKS..
respesfuy appriscs his friends that having or
for businsss connection under the
and hrm Of W. T. Batohelor Co.. he will tiuus tho
nufacture Of iron furniture in all It's branches scale
corresponding with the increasing demand at Nos 70 and
81 Duane street The establishment win command at all
abroad will mako such improvements MS may be pracca
bs sad will bring out from time to time original designs Of
every tty, style and price W. B. cordially invites
his old the city and country 20 visit his ware
and examine bis stech consisting Of bedsteads hat
stsnd sstees oharf essescs mirrors, spttoons door
steads umbrella stands ire stands cribs cradles centre
tab dc Once snd xareIoOms in connection with the
New Yoek Foundry and Iron Railing Company Nos !? and
81 Duane street, few doors cost q Broadway. -
W. 7. BATCHELOR Il co.
WECKIRSHAM's ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK
Nv Whe ratings, cast and wrought iron ratings.
1fsn fences for FARMS plantations, lo-
Iron eedstesde. In great variety
xsaaHesrsr " al Ss os rass on tn. grounds
npAe the Crystal Palace; also. the DONE stsir, news
TsaufactHrsr, JOHN 3. WICKERSH An, No. sl2 Broad
wau; wsrhs, Nos. 65 % aad 81 Lewis ssrceh
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,

Interesting from WashlWgtsn
OPINION OF THE PRESIDENT ON THE KoszrA DIFPI.
CULTf-HEssRs. BRONSON AND O'C0NOR.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS TnE syw YORK HxsAlD.
WAsTuroTOn, Ssptenbsr 2s-8P.M.
1he answer to Mr.. HulssmAnns letter relative to the
hofzts affair." will probably not be out for scmo days
We learn rom reliable authority that the con cusous
which tho President has arrived at are that Kosysa
when seized and imprisoned WAS arrested With the ma
aopaly of the United States and they had Therefore
the right II they chose To exercise It. to extend their
protection to him that from information, !, w-the eaiy
law which be rghtuly appealed to for rulss of 40
don in this case Austr could derive authority 10
obsuct interfere with the United States ia the exsr
else Of this right In ssctirg the lbs ion Of Kota;
and that Captain Ingrshams for his release
under the peculiar and extraordinary crc umsaness
Of the right and proper Being convinced that tho
seizure and imprisonment Of Kosza illegal and un
ustiabls the President viii also decline to give his con
sent to his delivery to the Consul General Of Austria at
Smyrna but on the contrary expects the Emperor Of
Austria will take the proper measures to return Kosxta
to the condition he In before he was seized in
tho streets Of Smyrna The letter win marx an era In
our history.
Tbs bar room gossip published in the Northern pspers
to the violent which to b. taken to wards
Aessrs Bronson and OConor. finds no confirmation In
thing which either the President or Cabinet have
said. X. .Y2,
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TNURoPEAN EXPRESS BY EVERY srEAMFR. TWICE
II week 80 England and FRANCE ana throughout Eu-
rope Small parcels dollar TO London and Pe-is
hoes Agar street. London A Nols Dame des VIC.
tolres, Paris Next shipment on saturday.
W. g. BARNEY
I73 broadway, enteancs In Ccrslandt street.
CPECTAL EXPRESS Nor1cE.-ADAMS 4 co. WILL
- run an express between New York and Boston, New
Hsyeu Hartford and Springfield Rarosds, Commenting
Saturday October fer the transportation Of exprss9 pack
Arcs gssersv. 1xrress VIII leave the ofhoe nt AZ Pm,
daily. LeAvs Bostes Mt sans hour with passengers as
uUG. ADAMS 4 CO.. 50 Broadway
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NOTICE E-ARTIsTs DEsIROUs OF ENTERING INTO
IN competition for the god meds TO be to Capt
unaersgpsA bs'ore the 7th OF October next
yuitteo, Ne Nassau street
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THE KOSzTA AFFAIR.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1853.
The Star says that Secretary MArcys manifesto in the
Koszta will certainly appear between this and sa
turday.
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GHNEHAl INSTRUCTIONS, NO. IU-TU tULLECTUES OF
CUSTOMS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept q, 1855.
Syn--Inform sson has been received at the Depart.
msn that the fourth section Of the law Of the 18th March,
to serious abuses in foreign por by the transfer sale
to foreign sesmeu Of ths certificates Of cssnshp issued
under that law.
In the present peAcsfu position q the greater proper
ton Of tboes countries 10 whioA the counarps Il the
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Hssa exaADEs, go.

EkSA GxkAOE19, &0Os
DRICG MASONs WANTED GOOD BRICK LAYERS
~ WAITED In the cou'try four hours ride by railroad
Expeases paid out Apply to fersse Brooks s. and 67
Nassau street.
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OWNEHS ESTATE.-JUHN A FLAMMEK,
No. GO Wall street bavDg nearly completed the sale
OF ots In the various villages Long Island which
90 much o. hts stenton for te last sw
D'milAs character Those villages (Which very recently
folds, and some Of them land rsposi1
70 brief space Of time ana have M exceeded the most
confident that this demand for material still un
abated. He would like to make arrangement with the
in village lots co~mission take share in the enter
prise; being paratvely from rival specula-
lions could devote hs the task with
N B. Fsrms in the country. houses Aad lots
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n q. U.AaBRo1 HEssoF INDEPENDENCE CHAP
aal ire Hon Chsncery will be transacted rooms
corner spenard er,saway next Friday evening, Sep
tembeC 20, at IN O'Clock Pun stual attendance
anirea. JOHN C. CARNSEY, G. ofC.
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ESEW AlzIAS.

&0E REWARD.-LosT, ON SATURDAY THE 18th
RSC Aesuet small yAss poodle dog has been clipped
will receive the above Ard the hsuxs the
by reforming him 70 1niryffth street. 70 800 Wooster
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AIOTICE-THE GOLD AND SILVER ARTIXANS ARE
IN requested to attend aournsd meeting be held a
the Cryal 22s GRAND street Wednesday evening Sept
g. st eight O'Clock precisely for tho purpose organizing
ourselves fully for first target excursion
All gold sad silver artisans with
BY ordoe, J. L. CARTER Secretary pro tenn.
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LEAVE BUCHANAN DAILY, (ExCEPr sunday AT ~ A.
DOcn. lin. liz m LIZ,
ui2 DD'fS5sh BOYD. 0Riy RSMoSD DiyENfoR4


ENlsNNOOD FOR SALE-Iaying a
H the city, oGer private sale, hekahomi
in HenTco county eight miles Richmond,
miles beoE The New Bridges 1t contains so
u high land and the balance Of the
low land is cleared and in cuvaton also 200
land is In cultivation all Of which has been well lined By 10
the last two years, and one half sci n clover
The unceaTed land l. heavily
consisting Of four rooms ho
large stable and CO house.
The ncgiboThood Is society a
any In lower Virginia. 49, o
The water is hrst rate, and scenery beautiful.
For terms,ap
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To a IX!ssToS ps.;I a., AMP 9TnAS.A rive

N Uals NaII Packri Bonis by Lynch
burOn and the October our Packet Boat will
leave richmond daily Sundays excepted the
NJ and arrive In Lynehburg in 81 hours,
hours. -
Returning leave Buchanan NJ every day except sun
day. arrive In ynchburg 81 p NJ Lynchburg at
and arrive in Richmond in 50 hours connect with the
Norfolk Boats eaving
Railroad Cars, leaving at A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington daily line Of saVe
North River Returning leaving every day exesp
days, and arrive in Richmond In hours.
PASSENGERS for FarmVe, fare 81; buckingham House
are ~ y Charlottesville S2-and staunton fare 81 uf
leave Richmond Mondays Wednesdays Fridays Boats
Below Card Of time Of intermediate distances
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NEW YORK ADvERTIsEnEyrs.
r'posALDs 02, -
&, NGFIts PATENT STRAIGHT NEEDLE PERPENpIC

HoUsx. iO2, H.
- NGfIts Patent STRAIGHT NEkDI.E PEsRPENpIC-
- uLAR ACTION SEWING MACIIiNE-sEcuRED BY TWO
DISTINCT PAPENrSrhese extraordinary Machines had
diplomas and medals awarded to them the best Sew
ing Machines devised They
traetlve features the Great Exhibition
York.
The propreors having perfected their
New York able produce the Machines
aud have determined the benefit pnbc
the price US Hereafter these unTiyaed Machines
at either Of regular Offices for 900, tcoHt DHcfioH
DfscOHnf
or the admiraqe qualities of these Machines
the Cohier Tailor, shoe Manufacturer saddler, Carriage
mer, Cap Maker, aud Corset Maker II
The chaIaeeT Of the machine for these branches
tabshed aud they known and admitted be
ee for The purpose devised The clear profit
each machine is from $500 tiOO depending the
and difficulty o the work done We desire call
uar attention Of SAfrt dHd Collar Manufacturer
for stitching ane linen and cotton goods We
interested that other machine has
Kind stitching
articles using when ordered they
plete for immediate and full
furnished
kher Of the Express Companies Merchants visiting places
where Offices located afford
chasing machines
Iflacipdi Ogfce, W. 323 Broddody He,o York.
No. PSI Washington street, Boston.
n.,sr. o.x,crs No. 81 South ith street. Philadelph
~ 1890 No. l59 baltimore street, Baltimore.
No. lyI Elm street, Cincinnati.
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RICHARD HILL. in
TtHAY nam CHANGED BFyoYn an. no,.pr,,.- :.

GNHAl HAIR CHANGED BEYOND ALL DOUHT!!.-"A
- tAIT ACCONPLL'-NAN DEUsEN'S IMPROVED wAII-
PENE has most successfully solved
minds Of the ccptca and
which for time Oostructed its circulation. Thousands are dy
experiencing in every portion Of this Union
oS bene9a elects IN changing gray hair m
color, and producing beautiful
the barren and uncuyatcd soil % Badnrs existed y-r
Die properties In accordance with the physiological economy oi
nature most happily act the decayed germs inse
and vigor into the inactive parts causing beautiful ap
Peaanee air lis safe and agreeable 10 the
Toilet and an eGeciua remedy for Dandrun and all
eTuptions from the head.
sod by the AGENTS WOOD, te GAYNoR WOOD
and ALEXANDER DUyAL, Richmond, Va.
Depot l28 Chambers street, New York City.
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NHr1NE UN-kEiL = CO-LAbihN, FtENLNHiNG
lNH ROOMN Gao BrofdtrIV. Nsr loltEvcry description
of iadcs' Wardrobe and Clircu Clothing Uous hold Linens
ready made and made 10 order TO- private families Hotels hp
and steamers.
itERvEY McCtNE JANIS u HASKELL
yl~-9m-(pl
a DAMS 4 co.'s New Yotk. vrsiaia nnd Norih Caroins
okr mud jamestown nuHd from Nlr York EtfiIYu1 Tsf
burg &C. d. dcuayinr effected arrangements tfc
mail nc ~ steamer iroW New York % Norfolk aud RmUrd
spccinl tNPrr Ffi,grs that route, prepared
packages o every description with dispatch anl gtf %
our Express will leave every "Wednesday AMI sstr.
DAY Per splendid Steamers RptNuEE and JturruS Alternately
Goods viii be received
half past 8oclock p ~, on che day of sailing.
Merchants aud others are
qusstcd 90 order by Adams a Cos steamship Fsprr-a
Our INLAND bpress W run here iooc leaving
Richmond daily in charge u special goods
marked TO 81 via The inland route will be forwarded e
cr Express. ADAMS co.
NOTICE -Exprr racEagcs Cor Norfolk Petersburg and Rich
moud shipment Steamers Rosuokc or Iasaton
hereafter received by ADAMS CO. 80 nroaduay Who ars
ships. LuDLAM 4 PiEAsANrs,
ici-du ~ Broadway, Ncw Yort.
UAoKsoNs PATENT oANDLEs.-loo boxes Cor isieby
- jeis DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 Co
IN nurTs AND Is BRIs. WHITE WINE AND CIDER
jyS JAS WINSTON.
- RiFLE POWDER, for sale ~
TUNiN r1.ATE-Bsht and Loaded Roodng TIN
- single Cross and Square
- Beck Tin and spelief. For saie BY
wv EDWIN WORrHAM co.
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GtHOR- BOOTs Ann TnUNKs. oc,-The attention Of t,-
- readers ~ hc Whg respectfully asked % the
varied and fonsbie Of above arces he
"Ladcs Saloon" Amongst stock ay found every descfp
Ion o arc IN our trade % TO be used worm and believe
y shall BE- able 10 cut Who may the rouhe
n p thae eSilsf desired, and the price
nv W % call ~ the Ladies Saloon" No. "a Main
IT. Nec Ior WINS = FN't-
sne6y noitAE-A n' .s ROokavay Names, nearly rev
eU rpon thkU pss HIIL TALLRY.
ain atpd
tveuing
Na,
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WNNfftts@ NOTtGE-N1RGiN1A ANp rtNNFsSFE RAIL
~ ROAp-pAHsEN KING take great pleasure iu
uE merchants ard others rf hs city &5 . they have
arrangements thr Virginia hrt CImrt
Cor le srasr I--ls oi running NLl ENrREss pr tfr
mail Trains her ue from iyurhDurF, NirE nh rfnce o.
points Western Virginia and East Tennessee,
will rHHiusree operations she 1fih of Jure.
Due notice viii hc of fHe vaous routes, aren, &C.
Tie public uiI lease bear mind although have the
.fT| agfftH Express ths nr, u D. 'or n r
frf1Hfia and uot NlHallrsNg, ylSgr'li.lya
riov wM. 4. MAULg, Arer.
jeg Pearl sr et.
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jr2s-dSm
HDLNNErrs BrrrLHs-This highly popular Beverage,
posed entirely ofvegeabe ingredients and puiary adapt
ed to climates Is found By long experience 10 be highly ben
petite, Nervousness sickness Fever AEue Faueny
and Of Indigestion generally They packed 10 guar.
CO. No si Pearl street New York. aud by Druggists general
u ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF DRY GOoDs
ih l. o, wIis9S CO LmP9rrr. and & toEhrT- OF Dih
%"isT RorS S%5 Sn" snd III % rc, ne NS Y"rE
invite the attention Of WHOLESALE BUYERS their very
by the addition o all the styles fabrics
an arrv9gey steamers and Packet We have large depart
ngs aors' Trimmings, white Goods cry Go De,
play ge Prn sneluing Coceco
Cling ans Lawns Barages B ek and other staple silks Mernos,
ing to the DRY GO IDS TRADE Also agent. for the sale Of
mhlT "
InNHE LARGEST SILK RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN
SILKS, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, o. broadway, New
lowest prices complete Assortment Of Goo, n his ine embrn
cling All the various styles and designs consisting Of Black and
Ribbons, Taneta Ribbons Trimmings an kinds
ries Gloves Of ait ESds Six Lace Ms BsrSs~ iste wIiir
Goods, Hosiery l. Q. nandkerchiefs, Sc.
snss generally Great % qGgsd to GAs and sHonr
de2sHy Between Liberty street ana Maiden Lane Ny
INDIA HUDnEH GOODs-IsI Trade. IsS5-D HOTG
MAN No ~ Maiden Lane aud 80 Nassau rsi
toners and Merchant, throughout the county generally bis
Coats leggings, Carrage Cloths
Re9GasJae GioTs. GioP Mcn,. M,eS@s ai% Reng,
Pants, Lifc Prcscrycrs, steam Packing,
o'sfAI'' n yTp yIoT sPripGTrs sP,iGTrs Boots &c
And every description Of Rubber Goods manufactured will also b,
Ny goods defy competition eomparisonare warranted proc
AGAINST decomposition In any climate, and offered or sale m
aud promptly attended to, by D; IODGMAN
jyi2-sm Nrwy'It
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-30

ATOTiCE-The co.partnershp heretofore existing between
~ WM IRA SMITH and }. NJ. MAKNlN, under the style
SMITH MARNlN,s this day dissolved by mutual consent
NM IRA SMITH,
May q l-5S. j. NJ MARVIN