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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-31
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TOE & cos PATENT GROUND SAWS
ii u The subscribers manufacture from the best
Cast Steel, Circular Saws, from two inches to eigh-
ty inches In diameter. Their saws are hardened
and tempered. and are ground and finished by ma
chinery designed expressly for the purpose and
are therefore much superior to those ground in tho
usual manner, as they are strengthened and stif-
fened by increasing them in thickness regularly
from the cutting edge to the centre, conse-
quently do not become heated or buckIed, and pro
duce a great saving in timber.
They also manufacture Cast Steel Mil, Pitt and
Cross-cut Saws, and Billet Webs, Of superior quail
ity, all of which they have for sale, or they may
may be obtained of the principal hardware mer-
chants throughout the United States and Canada.
r. HOE & CO.
20 and 81 Gold street, NY.
@3- Publishers Of Newspapers who viii insert
this advertisement three times, with this note, and
forward US a paper containing the same, viii be
paid in printing materials by purchasing four times
the amount of their bill for the advertisement.
May %, 1854. 39-3t
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arb family ddleehlg Nepspapsr.

ia The Steamer Northern Light brings
news of a RevolutIonin Nicaragua under the
leadership of Senior C~astills, whose success
in capturing various towns has been signal.
The City of San Salvador has been entirely
destroyed by an earthquake.
just before the sailing of the Northern
Light" an attempt was made to arrest the
Hon. Mr.. Borland, the American Minister,
by the authorities Of San Juan. lie, howev-
er, took refuge at the Office of the American
Consulate, which was attacked and fred up
on by a mob during the night. Next morn
ing he managed to get on board Of the North
ern Light.
The outrage grew out of an attempt on the
part of the authorities of San Juan to arrest
an American Captain of a river steamer for
murder, which attempt Mr.. Borland resisted.
WASHINGTON, May 10Th. There Isl rumor
that ex-Vice President Dallas and ex-Gov.
Howell Cobb have been appointed special en-
voys to Spain, to help Mr.. Soule to keep the
peace. Ifthis lastmission, ala Menschikof,
should fail, war, it is supposed, must ensue.
/. RALEIGH FEMALE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
This Institution, of which the Rev. B. T.
Blake has been Principalan Proprietor since
its first establishment in 1849, having beer
closed in consequence of his deficient health,
the friends of Female Education were called
together on Monday last by the Rev. james
Reid, Presiding Elder of the District, and
steps taken for the erection of such buildings
as may be requisite to establish a Seminary
of high grade under the patronage of TIT
Methodist Episcopal Church South. A com
mittee was appointed to ascertain the amour
that could be raised for this purpose and tn,
result indicates the success of the enterprise
At an early day we expect to see the build
ings completed and the school in successful
operation, ornamenting our city and addinI
to its prosperity.-Roteigh Star.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-31
MARRIED,

In Wake county, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. P.
W. Dowd, DIR. John B. Winston to Miss Rebecca
Lassiter.
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lust RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.-A Fresh
q supply Of Summer Clothing, comprising Lin
en-, Grass, Silk and Satin Coats
Black Cloth coats, frcck and dress;
White and fancy Linen and Drill pants;
A beautiful assortment o. Vests, Cravats, Hand
k~erchiefs, Gloves, DC.
Also, a good assortment of Boys Clothing, an Of
which will be sold cheap for cash, or on 6 months
credit to regular customers.
J.J. BIGGS & co.
Raleigh. Nav 90. 1854. 3S-1m
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PREMIUM COTTON GINS.

TNHE subscriber has been appointed Agent for
Il the sale of the celebrated Cotton Gins, patented
by Samuel Griswo.d, Esq, of Georgia.
These Gins are surpassed by none, and have
taken the Premium at several Fairs where they
came in competition with others of acknowledged
merit. Being furnished with water boxes, they airs
not liable to take fire, and in this respect are su-
perior to all others.
Price two dollars and a half per saw.
These Gins are warranted to work well, other
wise they may be returned. Out Of thirty sent ont
by me to planters in Carolina last fall, none have
failed to give satisfaction.
Persons wishing to purchase or examine, will
find some of these Gins at my warehouse.
JOHN b. ODOM,
T2T-T0-7 N1-ro1l. % -. c.
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II AND WARRANTS LAND WARRANTS! y
Ia The subscriber will sell all Land Warrants en-
trusted to his care, at the highest market prices
paid in America, and make in all cases imn,ediofe
returns in Bank checks for the same. Being in
the best market and having had much to do in that
line, he offers his services to his friends in North
Carolina and the public generally. Commissions :
Trio and a half per cent.
He refers to n. w. Woodfn, g. W. Baxter, J. W.
Osborn. J. A.. Gilmer, ]. P. Smith and A. NJ. Cor
man, Esqs., and Hon. W.. A.. Graham, D. L. Swain
and Alfred Dockcry, dc.
Address JAS. NJ. EDNEY,
(31 -t) Sc, John street, New York.
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OXFORD FEMALE ACADEMY

TNHE examination of the pupils Of this institution
Il will take place on the Sth and 9th Of June
On the evening of the Sth a concert of music will
be given in the Academy building, by the young
ladies of the school. On the 9th an address will be
delivered by E. g. Reade, Esq. in the Presbyterian
church.
The next Session will commence on the Sd of
July and close on the last Friday in November. A
new and commOdiOus building will be completed
m~encement Of the next term, a~ffording more extern
sive and better accommodations than heretofore
Parents and Guardians are again reminded of the
Importance to the pupils, that they be present at
the very beginning of the session, in order to take
their places in the regular classes.
SAML. L. VENABLE, Principal.
May 25th, 1854. 39-2t
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Rev. W. o. Reds Appointments.
y OuNH NuNH

The friends VIII make appointn
preach each sabbath.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-31

HENDERSON MALE AcADEMY.-rBe ex-
LII animation at the close of tne Spr1nc Session
will be on Tuesday the 9th of June. Original COM
positions will be read and detained on the morn
ing of the 9TH. In the evening an Address will be
delivered by William NJ. Crenshaw, A. ID, PRINCIPAL
of the Forestville Male Academy.
III. B. BRACY, Principal.
Henderson, May 10, 1854. 37-3t
Ns- Standard and Register please copy and for
ward account.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

SAD OCCURRENCE A. BarDAL PAary..-A I'D
ssfair tdok place ct Elem on Friday night lasI,
which resulted IN the des'h Of Edmund Adams. ?
Young man aged about le years. and 2 res'deni o.
Eigin. II appears that young man py me nam ~
HCyrus II. Lsrkin was married the evening DC.
lore, and his acqusntsnces made up paHy o.
C1ariarri Assembling around the house iney
struck up with bells, On pans and Instrumental &C,
compartments, when gun was twice discharges
In their midst from window, taking effect upon
young Adams who instantly fell:
He was removed 10 his fathers residence, when
/, wss found two buck shot had entered bis fore
head He fingered until Saturday night, wnen ne
died.
jury was summoned and brought In verdict
hat the deceased came to his death by shots hrea
from Mr. Larksn's house, by some person or person
unknown to the jury
1t was proved before the jury that Mr.. Larkin
borrowed the gun for the purpose ofshooting at the
party II they came to bis house.
Both Of these young men had resided for long
'ime in Elgin, belonged to highly respectable fam
les, and were esteemed as quiet and exemplary
young men. The affair has cast gloom over the
place. and ciouded life which was glowing With
hope and happiness - Chicago paper Of Monday.
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EXCELSIOR WORKS. CORNER 7rH
~ AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-The pro.
Prietor of the above works is prepared to Pfsne
and Saw LUMBER of various kinds in the best sty le
and on the most reasonable terms.
he has on hand quantity of Dressed FLOORING,
of various qualities
PANNEL STUFF, both of Northern and virginia
Pine, ready dressed which he offers at a low price
SASHES, DOORS aud BLINDS kept on hand and
made to order at prices that fail to give salts
faction.
Orders solicited and will be thankfully received
my Is VIM. FORBES
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Br LAkll~ 4 SHINE.
GALE OF CITY MADE FURNITURE

~ AT AUCTfON.-In consequence OF not having
sefcent warercom to contain my stock Of ciey made
Furniture, viii from this day until MONDAY. 4th
asJ OF Septe mber. sell all my Furniture ct
soss q possible, and the 4th Of September. ct 10
ae'ocs n. what is left viii be sold ct auction.
ne corner OF franklin and 18th streets. Those in
w q nandsome Furniture and Q good srtiele,
~ g. 40 vel to call and examine before shat time.
s'ns portion of what shali sell ee-
yohss ane pook Case; elegant mahogany Ward
sIoes portable; pine paisted Wardrobes portable;
miro. 1ato,e Sab Ladies' dressing Buresns with
closed w.sh.es a. ssyaeE elegant marble slab
n Rn,s.. n.ncA different styies q LadieS dress
..h sne. T I'm mirrors different styles; marble
,arp: r1's t.ole elesant boards different pat
hn..aa e. ccgase painted Furniture pieces; ma
oIessisst and dnins Tables mahossns card
n nseles; mahogany centre Tables; mahossny what
rots prette article; cherry dining ana Srsshssst
rabies; poplar dining and breakfast Table,. nsSo.
Ladies' Work Stands; mahogany Candle stsnJs ~:
nogauy and painted Washstands and saloon tn
painted enclosed Washstsnd; mahogany and eh.r,,,
Glib; mahogany parlor Chairs; mahossny RoeIirss
Cnairs covered with plush; do. do with esrrsx
ckS do Rocking or Nurse Chair; msho sanv osRcs
Chairs lot of Sofas Tete tate; lot of lades dress
ing Boxes With mirrors and 1. and drawers LOT ~
elegant mantel 0iasses; high.post Bedss eads ma
pie; dozen cottage Bedsteads maple; 10 trundel
bed:teada, maple: poplar Conches; lot OF Chnirs
consisting OF Rocking and Grecan Chsirs children,s
Chairs pine Safes NAH ogapy Stools portable Desh
small misses cane seat Chairs and variety OF Iittis
articles. y w RATTERWEiTE'
Sale conducted by LARus SHINE, Auct
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THE MARKETS

,t NEW so:k Sept a-Fiour is quiet Sales Of 2eoO
w. at 80 o. Iio Tor State; Southern SioUIo.37.
nest quiet-ssles 5000 bushels Southern rcd AT
~ se0i % en; white &l.e5de o5; Genesee q $50
-" per bush. l. Cern-l5 600 busheis sold at So1s2
I0s cts $500 oas fe~'< Gus. hJe
ne'oh oa prices dropping Whlskey 3s0sss.
DALI more, Sept 2-The receipts Of Wheat have
y. eua me market steady. About 2S 900 hush
1IsE coed e prime do Al 81 30; choies 40 70,
lamily hour VI 95G2 Sales OF red ordinsry y, 80. ~
i-s o. ssod 70 prime do si75Di 80; ehoies do
Corn not quite 90 firm. There were o GOO bu.h. \.
oHsrsdasiss small We s.ote white Al sSasa ~.
yellow 35136 cts; mixed 81 as cts per bushsi -
whisky frmsr-supply light. Sales hhds. At SIC
bbis 5sc. per gxslon. - . -',S -
=. sales on late 'Cbsnss to-day of 100 bbls Howard
o. Eosr at ~. and 800 bbls. City Mills at a. Thar
were also sons eslss at $3.50 bnt they we're choice
0'sass to DO made Tor special order.
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AUL1lON aA1sH9.
''...TIIIUiRE.. DAYS.

ksOk SA1xE.--Oh account Of III health,
proprstor proposes to ell on very accom-.
mrcdsune tcrms the extsnnve sn& Well kno1n ee1eb-
a !. s called the NORFOLK IR0N WORKS, =
unou MeeeA beisG well located opposite fhe Cus-
.cmhSsss q this city and IN good working condi
~ y nncapsl f.ols consist Of Eve god Lathss
e1e IsrGe Orn Press, Sersv-cuftina Msehines Boiler
snssls Punching sed Bendiag Machines, 10 The
S Inn Snop Y wofksd By fan Slsa. MEDIUM size
ire snd sr.'. f.crnsry in
on hsnd; large quantity Il isska lie The orssntifs
Pc terms tor jebbinE large having been coliscf
ing Tor many year, The buildings ne sm,Is ~
and o. sood ms.eIials The machinery i worked by
asuperor four horse power engine, requiripe a ~:
Pendture OF not moro than 81 per day Tor fuel n,
boiler 10 new and Of excellent quality. The ectsb
iishment Will be kept in operation tiff sold and lon.
s.ouRh thereafter to complete orders in hand
II not disposed Of at private sale before the ist OF
Oetober these works viii be sold at Auction on the
18th of that month. A rare chance 10 offered Tor I
profitable and safe nvss'ment. business Of every
kind il increasing and several important works o.
internal improvements about to be completed te
the great advantage of this city and the establish
mont has been doing good business.
For further particulars inquire Of the proprietor
who Will give oil necessary information
soREY, Auct ss4-iawfd
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DEATH OF A VoTARY OF ScrRNcE-Tbose who
have read the Journal of Col. Fremont will recol.
lect that frequent mention 10 made of the name of
Charles pieuss 1t is now our pa inful duty to an
nounee that the lifeless remains of this esIimable
geat!emen and votary of science were found near
bladensbnrg, about six miles from the city, yeeter
day morning. A coroners inquest was held over
the body OF the deceased and the verdict In effect
was mat the deceased being 10 deranged state of
mind, had taken his life by hanging. This IL the
melancholy end OF man of superior talents, high
scientific sttainmen.s, and of great moral worth
Washington Union, yesterday
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ATEST MAIL NEWS.
STEAMBOAT EXPL o CONVENTIONS
EurrD AND SIXTEEN aCALDED

Loyr.vrrLx, Sept 2-The steamer Tlmour, No
sfter landing her passengers at Edwards yard,
rear j. :'erson city on Saturday last, exploded her
t4r;sr, making her q total wreck
4he loss Of life 10 most terrible. There are now
,s bodies on shore and Is or I6 are supposed 10
.edrovped ABOUT II are scalded and 9th erwise
;n;ured. Mr. Dix, the pilot is in q dying stats. -
Two OF the children Of Eckers, the clerk OF the
bos', were severely injured.
Fieces OF the wreck were thrown a half mile A
small portion OF the cargo was saved Charles w
Nceord aud John r. Scott, the engineers. have
been arrested and held in bonds of $1,000 each
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BY TAYLOR { wTLLI1Ns.

Il AND LOT ON CARY STREET.-On MON.
DAY, 4th September. 1854 at O'Clock. p. M upon
the premises IN execution of certain deed Of trust
Hastings Court office In Deed Book No ST. Pare 5tI.
Will be so the property conveyed in said deed to
wh:-a LOT OF LAND 10 the city of Richmond, on
the south side OF Cary between Foushee and LIST
fronting 80 feet and running back 1854 feet
an alley 10 feet wide, upon which lot there Is franz
ed building with about four rooms formerly occupied
BY Mr. H: b. Ancarrow, and moro recently by Mr..
VIM. A. Scuthall.
TERMs-One-third cash one-third on ed Decem-
Der, 1854; and one.thrd on 22d April, la55-credit
payments to bear interest and title to be retained
until purchase money is fully paid.
By order of the Trustee.
aus TAYLOR WILLIAMS Auct
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m FALL STOCK OF HATS AND

AA CAPS.-fhe subseribar 10 now ready to fur
;.h and dealers With - large and well a.
sorted steck Of HATS and CAPS . has ever been
oasred n this or any other market.
Pnrehassrs Will End % examination, that this Fall
Geo1s arc lowsria prss thaa usual while the stylss
and Qualities are IN many 9sspects mnch improved.
There are many new and tsstsfally gotten mp HATS
and CAPS for gentlemen, boys and children, which
s.s really handsons snA vin b found very dssirsr
BILE.
Ths subscriber ksepe also large stock Of ledIes'
abls styles also, miases Fuke, which VIII b. ssid
1t wholeals and retail On The - tssDe
1898 JOHN DOoLEY.
su 3o-12m el Main nroek nlohmond
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HEALTH OF AUGUSTA

AUGUSTA, Sept 2.-The report that the yellow
fever has made its appearance at Augusta is inc
rect Two cases were brought here from Savan.
nah, and both are now convalescent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

FRE.-On Wednesday morning last, the frame
and known as the Elk Bridge Hotel, was complete
~ destroyed by fre. The fire originated In the
Kitchen, from the stove pipe. The flames spread
90 rapidly that not half of the furniture in the house
could he saved. There was an Insurance of $1,000
On the honse.-KanaDha Rep, Ang 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04
STEAMBOAT SUNK

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 1.-The steamer Lady Elein
struck on rock off Manitowie, on "Wednesday
night. She was bound down, and sunk at a pier
there She had 300 passengers-all of which were
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04
THE FEVER AT CHARLESTON

CHARLEsToN, Sept. 2.-The yellow fever here il
rather on the increase. There were six deaths on
Thursday, and several reported yesterday from
lever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04
By aODDTN L APPERsON.

GALE OF LAND In HERICO, NINE
~ MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE.
CREE OF COURT by virtue of decree of the
Circuit curt of the County of Henrco, pronounced
the Esd January 1854, in the of Crew against
Crew &c, the undersigned, a. Sheriff of Henrico
County, will expose to public auction, the premi
ses. on TUESDAY. the 5th day Of September, 1854
commencing at O'Clock, p. NJ, the real estate OF
which Daniel Crew died seized, containing about l2I
acres situated in the county of Henrco, about nine
miles above Richmond, the old Deep Run Turn
pike adjoining the lands of Thos o. Burton E. Pot.
erwieg and others.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 6 and IL mos,
for bonds bearing interest," with good security and
tie retained till last payment il made.
~ A. B. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrico County,
Sale conducted by GoeDIS APrERsoS. Aucta
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AUCTION eALDs
THIS. DAY.
zEzzzzzzzszzl
GHERIFFfS SALE-Wilf 81 -

CHERIFF'6 SALEs-Wnl. Be .so1d. for
~ essh, il frcst OF The Court Hose a. uSariee
county, on MONDAY rex, The lth day ~ eopsem-
sers that bsing Court day q the hcss 81 Is oe1oek
II, eight MULES. one H0lSK ard eisbfsen
CARTS. asod for hsuiipg dirt
Ard g the same time will be hired out, ofss n -.
9h0 NAN. mined TON, for the remainder cf the
vesFto satisfy execution in my haD6s h favor o.
Weffinfton 0oddin, Exeeafsr Of VIM Jenninss w.
John a. Foster and Thomas Foster
:. 1-sds ALrx. r. HUTCHEsON nc
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ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE COTTON
CROP &C

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-The Price Currents an.
nal statements sets down the Cotton crop at 2 $50.
~ bales, and the years receipts at New Orleans a,
Al 900 bales. The value of the Cotton received
s54, 250,O00, and the value of other articles al
20 100000 The value of the years exports a,
~ 600 0O0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04
DOUGLAS AT HoME-GREAT EXCITEMENT

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The flags of the shipping are
displayed at halt mast and at noon the bells com.
menced 10 toll, and have continued all this after.
noon The cause of this display of indignation IL
the fact that Senator Douglas opposed the River
and Harbor Bill. He speaks tonight and the ex.
element is increasing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

dispatch from New York says the shipments II
s,ecie to England during the past week, have ex.
o .eded the large sum of sixteen hundred thouf and
dollars.
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HEALTH OF NEW YORK-ANOTHER FOR.
gerry

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The number of deaths in
this city during the week ending this day, amounts
TO sl4 OF this number is believed that not more
than 10 deaths were from cholera.
lis reported that another forgery on the Chemi.
cal Bank, has been detected
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ITO PREVENT AND CURE cHoL-

ITO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL-
L ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Persons rsvsns end 81 1sheI shgsa d, h1ys sG
scln s.s Ties. medicines eqasniy cure il less time
than sIsssas st. Of
Curer in a wine glass of water every morning. when.
ever yov 1'vf II pSoss a. ia IS and css
Dr. ROSES CARMINATlvE BALSAM for Chol.
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dyscn-4
tery This mixture Is of the most important med.
cines and should be keptin all families. As soofh.
ing preparation 1t has no equal In cases Of infsnfs
with bowel complaint cholera morbus, resfessness,
CRYING or general pain IL has been proved perfect
balm. Az specific for bowel complaints Of adults,
it has never failed: During tho cholera Of 1852, 1884
and 1849 il failed In no instance when used before
death had positively struck the patient have hsd
returns from more than one thousand persons who
g.sd !. san those gs ess.. :i ss.s,.
- " - - = j. s. ROSE. r. o.
Dr.J 8. ROSES wHOoPIN0 COUCH sYRUP
gives immediate relief add ffeasentiy cures y ono
wf S1 fI'f So Ssf EXTRACT or BUcHu-rAi.
If =: b.: ss:s ad isss s';
S 6r. J. s. ROSES GOLDEN FILLS, 70, falling Of
lion This disease, heretofore treated By bsndsge q
trusses and external supports which can only prove
Pslli..vs. yield. seIRls.sIy 70 he uss Of these
Or Dr.. J. 5. ROsE's ANTI-BIIIoUs on RAIL
ROAD PILLS These PILLS are not warranted "a
they are grand remedy for Bilious state Of tks
system and common fevers They ere sdapted 70 The
Southern sections the United states psrticularly
being often q preventive Of niions sstacha ans
whoa used with Dr.. Roses TONIC MIXTURE. vii
cure the most stubborn case Of Bilious Fever or Ne
yer and Agoe. Price ia and SIS.
Ali whose constitutions impaired By disease,
wsak BY nature, should read DR.. ,. 8 Roses Msds
Adviser; which contains description Of the de
satss Of our climate and the mode Of trss'msntl y
All Of Dr. j. q. ROSES valuable Family Medicines
| to be he'd Of Pureell Ladd Co Bennett beers
A5ie 4 Gray. o. A. Streeker. =. Dsval = Bodetsr
lie. n. r. Dnyal ( Bro, 0rubbs 4 Appersoa, In thi
city, and Of dealers generally h esery city 80 s0wl
throughout the United 0tnees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

CHOLERA IN BOSTON.
Bosros, Sept 2.-During the past week there
were 10 deaths from cholera in this city.
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RY DAVENFORT. ALLEN & co.

By DAVENFO RT. ALLEN co. =
GROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION
NJ On THURSDAY, 7th September, We will sell
at 10 o'clock at our auction store, an assortment o
GROCERIES, viz
$50 bags Rio Coffee
200 do. old Java Coffee.
Coffee Sugar; Crushed Sugar; Brown Sugar
Green and Black Tess
Candles; Sosp; w appise Paper
Cotton Irvine; French Brandy
Wines; Molssses; Salt, &c. &C.
ALSO,
500 boxes manufacture Tobacco Of superior qnaii-
tv ana brsnds-"People's Choice. Bright farticu
la. - and 'aThe Three Bfothers"
TEsMs-Under $too, cash; 500 and over. 4 months
o''''' ~ -rpiS DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO..
al Auctioneers.