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BENNETT & BEERS, Wholesale Dru!

RENNETT & BEERS, Wholesale Drug.
the especial attention of Country Merchants and the
trade TO their unusually heavy stock of Drugs Med.
cnes Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass, Celors Var.
pishes Brushes: with an extended assortment Of rich
Fancy Goods, Port Monaes Perfumes Soaps, Violin
Strings Perc usson Caps, &C.. especially adapted to
the trade of Virginia and North Csrolina.
They sole propretors of CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE, the great remedy for the blood; Extract
of Jamaica Ginger. Concentrated Lemon Syrup, Dr.
arrhea Killer, Lustr.l Hair Tonic. &c.
They agents for the sale of Morae's Cordial,
Hollands Bitters, Mustang Liniment, Brandreths
Pills, Vermifuge, Li:tle's White Oil, and sll the
popular medicines of the day. at propretors lowest
prices.
Always on hand large stock of the finest Chew
ing Tobacco and Cigars, of the mcst celebrated
brands.
We offer great inducements to CASH and really
PROMPT buyers, and respectfully request call from
all such, we determined to sell them at very
low rates. BENNETT e. BEERS,
No No 195 Main on5 No Pearl lists
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would re

NOTICE.-The subscriber would re-
speetfully inform his friends and the public gen.
orally that having just returned from the North.
AMI AM s shoies and entirely new stock of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, he il now prepared
sI,nssi the wants of those wishing TO purchase
n.i.a h, and winter goods, at the lowest net cash
Wig: Ns'sss AZ pett Vi the iouo"ing,
fns P,in plsid. sd, black and colored silk from
rine do do do Mouslip. from rae to q,
caiicos: and Domestic goods Of al kinds in ssss Va.
Heavy Woolien goods for servants such =. s.tinstt.
Kerseya Linseys. kc. ~ - os'snesls
Fianle,s ~ wool Dorset and Canton silks sas.
tin and Valencia Vestings Of ali Kind. hI.st os as
msDt ~ Ho.iss. Ginvss &S Also, good assor
oe 7-dim No % Main st.. Richmond. y.
RUSINE66 HOUSE ON MAIN ST
~ FOR RENT.-The. large and admirably .rrsn.
ssd building on Main streeL adjoining KANT Paine
ksnrs nav store, and recently occupied By nsssrs.
esnoeFton and Brother, Il for rent and Immediate
lh .oestsen and s!rsnssmsst render It decidedly
Cne tes nost dssirabls house IN the city for
.S TAYLOR 1 WILLIAMS.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF WINTER GOODS.
THOMAS D. QUARLES,
229 BROAD ST,
LAS received, by recent arrivals from
l. II the North his second supply of seasonabie
Goods which were purchased at greatly reduced
prices, and will be sold
CHEAP, FOR CASH.
Buyers will find it to their interest to purchase
their goods for cash. andnt the same time patronizs
the only true method Of conducting the Dry Goods
business Every style of goods, from the lowest to
article can be purchased at any house in ths city.
oc S0-d5twlt
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTERERS Il ND PAPER HANGERS,
CORNER GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN srs.,
WOULD respectfully call the attention
of visitors to the State Fair to their large and
elegant assortment of FRENCH AND AMERICAN
PAPER-HANGlNGS;F Floor and Table Oil Cloths;
Transparent Window Shades; splendid assortment
Of Curtain Goods and Trimmings, with Lace and
New York, and will be sold at extremely low prices
no 1-6t
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SEWING MACHINEs.-I have taken the
Agency for the sale of HUNTS SEWING MA
durability, are warranted equal and considering the
low price, are preferable to any in use.
One of the Machines will be exhibition at the
Mechanics and one at the Agricultural Fairs.
&C 30-lw P. HORTON REACH, 81 Main st.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

LARGE STOCK OF
SUPERB READY-MADE CLOTHING.
IN anticipation of very heavy trade du-
Il ring the State Fair, have had manufactured and
am in receipt this week. of very large additions to
my stock of Winter Clothing, comprising all of the
very latest of every variety and quality of
Over Goats Fancy Cass Pants
Business Coats Black Doeskin 40
Dress do Grey do do
Hunting do Satinett do
Vests in endless variety OF black and fancy velvet
silk, cashmere, satin, merino, &c.
Robe de Chembres
Furnishing Goods, such az Shirts, Coilara Cravats
ney Belts, DC Merino and Silk Under Shirts and
India Rubber Goods, such as Overcoats Closks,
Capes Pants Leggins, Chair Cushions, &C., at manu-
facturers' prices.
All in want, respectfully solicited to give me
call. My stock 10 good deal too heavy for duh
winter and shall be greatly reduced before the close
of the Fair, at unusually low prices for cash.
J. D. GOODMAN, No. l34 Main st.,
Opposite Eagle Square.
N. B Also, good supply of Trunks and Carpet
Bags on hand. Csah can get them withe ut profit
times are unusually haId-money Is wanted.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
i Are now sending all description of Goods 10
Wilmington and Fayetteville ". c. and to all places
en- the hne and contiguous to the Wilmington and
Raleigh Railroad
These lines DAILY! and offer the greatest In.
ducementst to shippers.
rT Charges moderate and uniform
ONCE under the Exchange Hotel se 1e-eod2m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TO EXHIBITORS AT THE STATE AGRICUL-
TURAL FAIR.
HAVING fitted up in suitable manner
HI with stalls and pens, the large lot adj dining the
Fair Grounds, offer services to the exhibitors
at the Fair for the SALE BY AUCTION of every
description of stock and implements.
To those intending to sell, we would suggest the
propriety of informing early possible of the
Of the property they propose to SELL in order
that due notice of the Gales may be given by sdver-
tisements. TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
oc SO-t4thN Auctioneers.
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MIIIINHnY.
TO THE LADIES.-CHILDREN'S
CLOTHIN
MISS FANNY LYON

III HE adj 6.-CHlLDk
CLOTHING.
MISS FANNY LYON
RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies Of
~ the city and country, that she n row located
with her sister, Mrs. M. A. LYON. Broad street, over
Hsrtweu 4 Co.'S where she continues 70 make up
ell kinds Of CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN, nom
the age Of ~ to 10 years. embroidered and plain.
Il, !, A full supply Of the most fashionsbls Pat
,.WEMBRoiDERINe, BRAiDING and STAMP
ING done to order. oc Aim
OPENING OF WINTER FASHIONS.
MRS. NJ. A. LYONS,
(No lis Broad st., over C. Hartwell & Co.'s,)
- Will, on Tuesday, Oct. Oath, open
her assortment of A L L and WHITE r
- MILLINERY, and soiicits call from her old
80 customers and the public, assuring them that
they be supplied with everything in the Miili-
merry line of the very latest styles and on the most
liberal terms.
Her assortment consists in part of Velvet, Silk and
Straw Bopnets, Ribbons, great variety; Flowers,
Feathers Head Dresses Dress Gaps, Hair Fronts and
Braids, &c. &c.
visitors from the country will find it to their ad-
vantage to call Mrs. l.. before PURCHASING Re-
member the place, No. lis Broad st., up stairs, over
Hartwell & Co.'S. oc 23-2~
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
There will be citing of the Society at the AFRI-
CAN CHURCH, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday nights, for the Transaction of
business AID for free conversations practical agr
culture, to commence at Is O'Clock. c30-5t
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GRIFFIN'S HORSE SHOE NAILS
~ Is bags, our own importation. just to hand,
per ship Undaunter, and for sale by
e. i. SINTON & CO.,
no Sign of the Circular Saw. II Main ST.
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TO STRANGERS VISITING TIL

w Oh hANdEGS FlSIlING IHE
i FAIR.-CHRISTIAN & LATHROP would cali
attention to their stock of Heavy Wool Goods ana
Blankets for p antation use Fancy Dress Goods and
Housekeeping Goods of all styles; Rich Cloaks Mar.
tillas and Shawls of velvet, cloth, satin, &c.
ALSO, Rich Velvet, Tapestry Brussels, English do,
Three-ply and Ingram CARPETS, of our own i'm.
portstien, and which viii be sold as low az In any
market in the United States-at SO Main ct.
oc3l CHRISTIAN l. LATHROP
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LADIES' DRESS HATS.

LADIES' DRESS HATS.
MFRS ALLEN, on Eagle Square, over
WI Gennett James Jewelry Store, would par
ticuary impress it upon the ladies' visiting the State
Agricultural Fair to call in her Millinery Rooms aud
take look at her styles of LADIES' Dress HATS,
which for style and beauty cannot be surpassed.
oc 31-4t*
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T ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE

ARGE A N ID V E RY VALUABLE
IL FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY FOR
SALE PRIVATELY.-We are authorized to sell a
large and very valuable Farm in the county of Ches-
teIted. about 20 miles from Richmond and about Is
miles from Petersburg and within q miles of the
Clover Hill Railroad, and miles of the Appomattox
River containing about l700 acres of land of which
enough is in good arabic order for large and prota
be farming and planting, producing good crops of
Wheat Corn. Oats and Tobacco, and Ia considered
The improvements consist of q very large convent
emily arranged and elegant mansion and all necessary
out.houses. This Farm will be sold in whole or in
part, being easily divided into or more Farms
Terms accommodating; Apply to
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t.. TO THE LADIES. no
WI THE Subscriber informs his -
customers and the public generally, that he has just
returned frem New York with o splendid assortment
of French Goods. consisting in part of FRENCH
FLOWERS, PLUMEs. BBONS. Innings,
BONNETS and MILLINERY GOODS in general,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
City and Country Milliners supplied at the lowest
rates. C. Fl LOWENTHAL,
Sc IS Corner of Broad and Sd stTeets
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FREIGHTS.
FoREIGN.--Shipments of Tobacco have closed
for the season. Some small vessels may be wanted
to take Flour to South America, California &c.
Observation-Disclosures dull at the following rates;
New York. Boston. Philadelphis,
Coal " ton.........$2.40 S225 $l.5O
Flour p Dbl: so IS 20
Tobacco z hid. SEQ $50 2.25
Coal to Baltimore cents p bushel
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nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medica!
- House, is still engaged in treating all sorts Of
secret diseases and hereby invites call from those
who may have been unfortunate ia their
Dr. r. would particularly invite call from persons
in the country who have been given up by their ply.
sicans as incurabe. Cares few indeed that csn.
not be reached by medicine when correctly applied
The article known as the Chemical Extract of French
Flooeys ia probably the very best thing now before
the public for renovstng system already shattered
by dissipation or other cause. The Ague am Fever
remedy, called Fyeach Milk IL next to a certainty
Price ST. per bottle.
Office on Franklin street, just below the Exchange
Hotel snd first door south of Trinity Church. Rich
mond, Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to der, with
fIll dlrectons sel5
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF-$2 5004 y cwt. gross. which Ia sos net.
HOGS-$6 y hundred-supply moderate.
SHEEP-Mutton, for which there is not much
CALL sells for % 500$5 piece for ordinary and supe-
rior Sheep. Lambs, bring Sass each, according to
quality
VEAL-Calves fit for Veal sell at $40Ss each.
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Attention is directed to the advertisement
of Mr.. I1L1NGswoRrH matchmaker, corner of
Fifth and jackson streets. We were surprised
and interested yesterday, in examining his stock,
among which were several articles of his own
manufacture. The idea of getting watch,
of the best lever and chronometcr styles, manu-
featured entirely in city not yet six years old,
and on the frontier of civilization, would stag
ger any man unacquainted with the free and
comprehensive spirit of enterprise pervadihg
every branch of mechanics and business in our
marvellous city. Yet it is a fact Mr.. l., who
followed the business of Matchmaking in Eng
land brought his machinery along with him
to ST. Paul, and has succeeded in turning
out some dozen watches, which, as time-keep-
ers, are proving themselves fully equal to the
best quality Of those imported.
Manufacturing establishments of all kinds
arc multiplying among us; and within year
every thing, from a steam-engine of the largest
power, to the most dimnutivc lady's watch, car
be furnished by the cntcrprising artizans Of
Saint Paul. Success to every man Of them.
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MIKE WALsn'sA nrsDaysr. Pending u prop
osiion IN the Iiousc IL Kcpcscointivcs n few days
ago, ~ appropriate $500. 900 10 suppl, the people 81
Warrington city with water. Mike Walsh, bcm.
Dor from New York. Uggosied that II would lc vel
10 offer m amendment a. provide tho same people
with ten, coffee, niIk. sugar, md ~hiskry Mikc's
amendment would w. about appropriate NJ the one
which the House had under consideration. We IRE
nj u los. IL know by what RIGHT Congress undertake,
To furnish water for Washington city. II IL said that
ihr contemplated works f,r that purpose will cOs
900 900. and hi. will have 10 lc paid 10y the pr,
ple II The United States at largc Il IL not Outrage
Ous7
SomcI,dy ndvcttiscs fo agents IN srjI work IN
titled The lIyncnial Instructor" Tho beet nv.
mrnin' instructor ~ know offs young wiJow. -
What she don't know there Ia no use III en,nins.
We heard good Joke once NJ a party NJ young III.
lows who tuod f.dt wit, The butter on The boarding
house iable-' What IL HE ,nai,er win ~" asked
The mistress. jus, nsk w." said 6ue, at IL old
enough 10 speak ft Itself"
We copy HE following from The Boston Conn'on.
Woiih
''Ao exchange pa,ef publishes sio'y, ~ which
N is stated tho Hiat wl0 ehWh very hhht dtowO)bg
had woade,h recollection ~ every event which bad
occurred ~ biz f. There ara few VI spf suisefi.
hers ~ whom wa would feeommed bathing IN deep
water"
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Spain and Cuba--ImpOrtant Dispatches.

WAsnINGTON, June e
Letters and drspacbcs received here by the Span.
sh Minister and at the State Department, give few
interesting facts to the present state Of affairs at
Madrid.
According 10 one letter two me sscngcrs had left
Mad,id, one from Mr.. Soulc 10 Mr.. Marcy and the
other from the government to Senior Cucto, the Span.
-h Minister. The last named messenger bears i'm.
poriant Instructions to Senior PczucIa The tone OF
Tie dcrIachrs 10 Senior Cucio i. warlikc. The let.
ter aso states that Louis Napoleon has pledged hir
word to the Spanish Minister ~ Paris to the cllrc,
that he wst'nd by Spain against the United S,a'cr
10 the Cuban quarrel.
The statement that 5000 troops are to be sent 10
Cuba is correct. They will leave in divisios of two
honrand each.
At the saIc tina il states that General O'Donncll
- hiding himself 10 Madrid, and preparing for mil.
it"y insur'cclon, which il arranged to break o, I
previous 10 the departure Of the troops for Cuba.
The Spanis, Me Iiictrarcan fleet has been ordered
10 Cuba. For these military and naval operation.
much money is ncrdcd. Government has made ~
unsuccessful call upon the bank Of San Fernando.
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A Fearful Waltz.

A correspondent Of the London Times, in
giving an account Of the bornbardlnent OF
Odessa, says: When within about 1000 yards,
each steamer delivered the fire of her enormous
guns, then wheeled round in circle Of about
half n mile in diameter, each taking up the
fire in succession. Thus they kept wheeling and
twisting about like so many walters. One OF
the English steamers was set on fire by the red
hot shot from the fortress, but the fire was got
under without much damage. The dock yard,
which was set on fire, burnt for two days and
two nights, and vast amount Of naval stores
must have been destroyed. During the fight
a Russian lrigatc was set on fire, and blew up
with, it is thought a very great loss Of life.
There will DC Waiting in the camp Of Brit
ain before the war is ended. Her finances al.
ready feel movement that will tell on the
success Of the struggle.
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News Items.

Mr.. Gro. STEERS, Of n. ", the builder Of the
yacht Amrca, has been appoincd ~ tenn ora'y CON
sirutor Of the new steam igac DC built 10 Brook
lyn Navy Yard. Mr.. Steers has reported himself
read, for duty ut that station. Commander Boo =
man informed him that all the live oak timber re-
q'ircd for the ri2alc ready, and every facility
would be afforded him to proceed with the work i'm.
mcdiacly.
The Regulators" are ia active operation in Ar.
kdrns. They turned on IN Marion the 18th uIi :,
10 rxlnI man named 80 ABILs, who had made
himself obnosiou- by th"licring crminnIs; killed hi-
son-n.hw 10 u preliminary alici cation; planted -
cannon before his house: and notified The irnatcs
that they would batter down the hou-r, after u cc,.
tain hour, whic, was assigned ~ the limit Of their
stay 10 the county. They hlt-bui one Of the pro-.
scrbrd returning afterwards for some Of he effects,
was taken up and severely whipped.
One day list week, u member Of Mr.. JOINS HANK.
rvs family u, Allentown, Penn, purchased n small
quantity Of cmro,ivc soblnaic, for the purpose Of
destroying vc,nin. A imIc son, aged about 2 years,
got hold "f tho package, and ne some of IL. contents
hf'c be w" discovered by tho family, and ~ ten
minutes he was dead.
The house of General SCoTr, IN Richmond, Va,
.."s "psi" G."d ~ T,e.d.p ts., This IN the third
attempt 10 finish ihis bo''.e, and nfg'Wr determine
ton. on the part Of the ncendiary, worthy Ola better
cause.
Mr.. iIEsRy QUINN, who kept u boarding ho,,pc
~ Na,h"a, N. w., on Monday n,orning wcck intend.
ing. ~ II II soppo'cd. 10 take npprr Of another ar.
cIe. b! mistake s"nllowcd dose Of bcd.bug poison,
and was soon u corpse.
turtle, weighing three hundred pounds, was
lately captured Of Hog l.land, while sleeping on tho
surface Of tho water. lie WIS 10 Lc ,cnt 10 New
York.
den. GRO. llisros, formerly a western mnl con.
tractor. bit moro recently u mail robbcr In Ohio WIS
traced to CalIionia from where, fearing IN arrest,
he has fed to the sandwi ch islands.
Momonism makes rapid ,tlc. NJ the Sandwich
Islands. About thousand are said 10 have been
converted within two months.
Tht 6ooffrimt CoHt.-A telearaphic despatch
TO n member Of Congress announces the erntib ing
fact that woman has boon elected constable In Per.
~ county. Ills.
Mis-. DAfitt WtBsrth Il nov In Boston, STOP.
ping al The house Of Nathaniel 1hayer, Esa
BRIGHAM foose, IN his message, says there
have arrived 10000 emigants In Utah. during the
last year.
MIS- Ives. wife u Bishop Ives. and daughter Of
The late Bishop Hobart, of New York, wins teeeyed
Into The Catholic church NJ Rome, on Qood Friday
last
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The Boston Slave Case.

BosroN, June 8.
Richard H. Dana, one of the counsel for Anthony
Burns, was knocked down in the street last night
with sung shot, and badly hurt.
The examination Of the eleven persons arrested for
riot and the murder of Bachelor on Friday night oil
last week, is going on in the Police Court to-day
A large crowd is in attendance and numerous wit.
nesses are being called.
About one o'clodk this morning three images were
found suspended to the flagstaff on the Common, hav
ing the following names attached
Marshal FREEMAN
Chief Of the Boston Ruians fla, ehOlders and Blood
hounds
BENJAMIN +. HALLETT
L. 8. District Attorney and Attorney General to the
Prince of Darkness
Commissioner LORING
The Ten Dollar Jclfries of 1854.
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Riot at La Salle...Seven Men Shot.

CHICAGO, June 7.
Yesterday, news was brought to this city that Capt.
HENRY Brown, of the Canal Boat Flying Cloud,
which resulted in the shooting Of seven Of the men.
II is supposed that three were rnortalIy wounded
The occurrence happened, we learn, in the following
manner:
Capt. Browns boat was locking at La Sale, when
an 1ri-hman came board and seeing dog, which
was pet of tho Captains on deck. for some reason
or other kicked il of the boat into the water The
captain was below nj the time, and when he came on
deck asked who kicked the dog into tho water
Upon being pointed out the man, he observed that for
lwo cents he would serve him ~ he (,hc many had
the dog. At this the freshman took two cents from
his pocket and dared the Captain to pot his threat
into execution. The Captain then Knocked the Irish
man do.n, il is said three different times, and was
on the point Of throwing him into the Canal, when
the bystapdcrs incrfcrcd and separated them. The
Captain after started for Chicago with his boat.
In the mean time u number Of Iri.hmcn, twenty.
in all, it stated started after the boat in
wagons, aud succeeded ~ ovcrtakng him ut Ottawa.
Here the Captain went ashore accompanied by one
Of his crew. for team, and was soon afterwards at
tackled by the Irishmcn 10 II body The man with
Captain b. di.cha,gcda revolver at the crowd, which
took effect, woundng one man, and then rctrcatcd,
leaving the Captain alone. Finding his life 10 dan
ger and no hope Of escaping, Capt g. discharged his
revolver six times, every discharge, learn, taking
effect on his assaiIants, six Of whom were shot, cx-
elusive Of the man shot by his companion, making
seven in all.
This is truly melancholy affair, and, are ror-
ry to say, but one Of number Of deadly riots which
have taken place throughout the country within a
few months. Where this destruction Of life il to end
God only know1.