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THE ENGLISH ARIsTocRAcY-A London
correspondent of the New York Herald,
speaking of the English aristocracy says /:
'The class essentially aristocratic is not
proud and overbearing--its youth are early
impressed with the truth that their social ele.
walton in the political scale is more than neu-
tralized without personal requirements, and
that the most powerful British Thane is no.
thing without moral as well as material influ-
ence. Our great universities at Oxford and
Cambridge may be cited in proof of this,
where it is seen that the most unassuming,
most prudent, most obedient and pains taking
members of its body are chiefly those with
ancestral pedigrees extending as far back as
the conquest
The contrast between this picture and that
presented by the snobbism of both England
and America, is sufficiently striking. And
the above is no doubt true account. We
have often heard it remarked that the noble.
men of England as class are far more &C.
cessible and unpretending than the upstart
millionaires of Liverpool and New York.
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In being cheated az to cheat"

RUSSIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WAR;
The Berlin correspondent of the New York
journal of Commerce says that the Russian
papers contain daily announcements filing
several columns, of the contributions Of the
poor to the war. The wealthy classes are
contributing immense sums. Among these.
says the correspondent, is that of Baron Steig-
litz, who has just paid over s225,ooo.
A militia of 100000 men is about to be
raised exclusively for the defence of the in
terror towns, thus enabling all the regular
troops to be concentrated in the exposed po-
sitions of the frontier. The Emperor is re-
ported to have said, in reference to the Eng
lish,-'They may repel me from the Danube,
they may enter Cronstadt and take possession
of st. Petersburg; they may force me to re.
tire from Moscow; but they must drive me
from the wilds of Siberia, or take me prison
er in the mountain passes of the Ural, before
l can cease to strive for the position 1 have
taken"
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The Arson CAsE.-Ezekiel, the 81,

The ARSON CAsE.-EZeklel, the slave
oil Miss Ann Robinson, was again before the Mayor,
yesterday, charged with setting fire to the factory
of Messrs. Hatcher & Gentry, on the 2lst instant
Only one new witness was examined, and he a lad
about fourteen years old, who had made q state
ment relative to seeing some one jump out of the
second story of the factory ten minutes before the
fire, but afterwards acknowledged that he had
made false representation of the whole matter,
and was not on Gerry street until after the alarm
was given.
The Mayor remarked that the circumstances
fore committed the prisoner for trial at the next
term of the Hastings Court, which takes place on
the second Monday in September
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FleHTNG.-William Frazier, Samuel
Trewaller and John Frazier. CHARGED with s.s.,,,
ing and beating William Vest, on Sunday last. an
pssred before the Mayor. yesterday, TO UNDERGO m
exaninatos, but owing to the absence of wtnessrs
the case was postponed until this morning.
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GEORGE j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER OF
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.
ANE DEALER IN
Glass, Looking Glasses and Fancy Goods
No. 20, Pearl Tor 14th) Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
FALL TRADE 1854.

RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
~ of the Merchants of Virginia. North Carolias
and Tennessee to his very large and desirable stock
OF CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, of his own d.
patterns and shapes and general assortment Of Cut
Moulded and Plin GLASSWARE. LOOKING.
wants of the trade.
He pledges himself to sell on as good terms az any
repackipg house in the United States and to use bis
best efsrts to give entire satisfaction
sTONE-WARE, of the best quality, at factory
prices. II
N, b. Particular attention given TO the careful
packing and prompt forwarding of Goods
au S0-dAc2
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Too FAsr.-Messrs. Warwick q Barks-
dals were tined % and costs for tho violation a. =
ordinance sselost rapid driving By thsir servant
trotiins M team along s.h ssrees. =
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LIGHTLY DEALT wITH.-Harah, slave 4,
Joseph Jackson. was captured and Gagged LAT Nor
day night Tor being In the street with an improne
pass She was convicted oflyiog and ordered te,
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The cadets OF the Va Military Institute are ex-
pected to visit Washington to-day. :.
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BAD SIDEwALK.-On the south side ri
Thirteenth street, between Main and Fraullin. ~.
sidewalk is IN dangerous condition and ueeia "a
pairing WIN the cry fathers give h their atten
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p The New York Evangelist tPresbyte-
rianl administers, says the New York Er.
press, what we cannot help considering a well
timed and well deserved rebuke to those cler-
gymen who abandon their churches. in the
city, at this Sc .son of the year, especially
when deadly disease is sending so many
daily to their graves. The Editor saws:
The usual spectacle of ciosed churche. bas b.e,
one OF the incidents Of the hot weather and the
~ season, this year a. heretofore Il cannot be ie
nieo that there IL an appearance of incourruiv In
!nis TACT, occurring at time when the rsysees If
ne destroyer are everywhere turning the tbouv
OF the hving TO the claims and solaces of that ss
glon OF which our churches are both the svrhnIs
sno the dispensers. At . time when dancsrs -
mote tnan ordinarily rife and the humber az de.,h'
oeus' WIN tner Tears and deep wants are ,,s,,.,
pHeo, anu "nen' ever, men are disposed 70 ne.
70 the words OF lie, there seems son,eshin
hardship IN the custom which banishss =, ..Ae
the Christian pastors OF the city from tha,r al
All that can be said of the necessitv off
OF thin audiences and the convenience Of .a.'on,
OF intermission in the services of the chiro ou
hardly diminishes the evil which must nftsn se
out OF the absence Of all spiritual ad yisars e ~
most unhealthiul and periloue season of All H. ZIG
Inc suffering and dying, who need r,ors ~ ~;
me attentions OF the physician, the words ~ . ~
fort that the pastor can alone rive can H. An, I'm
gard this annual hestra q thiue ou;t. 'r,.L 70
comey and the exclusion Of those yha sra snu
from all accustomed religious service. l. nos s.~s
able, TO say the least 80
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BROAD STREET HOTEL.-WM. p.
II BLAKEY. surviving partner of JAS g. BLAKEY
Son. formerly proprietors of the Broad Street Ho-
tel respectfully informs his friends and the public
that he will continue to conduct the above Hotel,
and hopes by strict attention to ths comfort of his
guests to receive continuance of the patronae 90
heretofore extended to the old firm. au SO-6t*
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The baltimore Patriot deserves the thanks
o. the South for the stern fidelity as well as
distinguished ability with which it maintains
INC cause Of the South, and holds all party
considerations but as dust in the balance
wnen tney conflict with the allegiance to the
l'gnls o. the States and to the Constitution o.
- s = sue rue course, lit CON-
admiration Of friends, and ensures ths o..e
dence Of the community.
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GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING,
~ ROOFING. Ac.-B sying Just received from the
Moth large stock Of Materials ] am now prepared
TO put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM Pipes for
wuniag houses. and to coyer buildings with Tin or
any kina cf metal in the hest msnaeJ at reasonable
prices, and with despatch. sg
hsse now secured the services Of nnmber Of ex-
eeiient w0rkmen IN the various branches Of my bus
ness and therefore solicit orders from ali who have
s, w9rt 70 execute Persons having work in my ine.
stors % the East siae Of t5fh sfIsst bstvesa Has
si-E cHAxLEs n. LANGLEY.
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WILLIAM BOOTH, UrHoLsrrKrRA RArn

~ PAPER HANGER, No. 40 Main street. corner
Of 18th, respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie, that his Spring assortn ent of Goods in the above
line is now complete, consisting in part of Gilt Vel
vet, Satin and common Papers, with Borders to
match, of both French and American manufacture;
also, Fire Screens. Curtain Papers, Window Shades
Sc, with large assortment of Oil Cloths Canton
and Cocoa Mating. all widths Spring, hair and shuck
Msttrasses, BedsteBds, Sofas, Chairs Lounges, &c.
which he invites you to call and examine before pur
chasing. as he is conidentthat he can give satisac-
ton both 10 quality and price All orders thankful
received and executed in the best manner and at the
shortest notice, both in town and country.
23-eoSw
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ADMIRAL NAPIER, who commands the brinsn
heet in the Baltic, the Philadelphia Ledger ssys,
figured in the war against the United states In 1872
and not very credhably, a. he was Joined with
cocbr.ne and Cockburn In making war upon the
farn,houses and hen-rooss OF the Virginia farmera
one OF hs letters Ingersolls History mentions, In.
len during the war, dated june "a, 1914. says:
"Eere am in Lynnhayen Bay, the clippers ssi,-
ara have petitioned the Prince Regent 10 behalf
Of the whole 81 us for good slice Of prize mooney
Excuse this hasty scrawl am In d-d bad hu.
NOR having just returned from IN unsuccessful
chase"
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. coWARDIN.

The DAILY DisPATCH 10 served 10 sabecriberr
a. SIX AND ceakTER CENTS pYV wrsc navahle
70 the Carrier weekly Price for mailing, et yes,
In advance - -
The WEEKLY DISPATCH /, i,mea .ysry Fri.
day and mailed TO subscribers at 81 per annum.
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= SPLENDID PIANO
J.. BELVTN hhs yuess

W - ufsctones Of Messn. Nunnfs Co,
Gilbert + Co. and Burns number Of their elegAnEi
toned PIANOS, With all the modern improvements-
and - they come from msnufteturers who stand an.
ryalled their tone md durahihty csnnot - sskpas~
ed-which he viii sell low.
I He also hss on hand large lot ef FURNITURE ofs
bis own manufacture, made Of Rosewood, Walnut,
for workmanship esDn0s be surpasseA In this or the
Northern msrkets being I'll made b. hand and not b.
machinery. g 9sssEsef s& y 20
! UNDE6TAKINo.-He SIN kssps on hand . large
lot Of COFFfNg, and WI givs his individual atteD.
tion 70 I'll orders lefe - III Wayeh0uDey Whsre o
! . 1.dkcts IA. KELVIN. Govsrsos =.
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GEORGE J. SUMNER.
VCOnUE y, SUMNEh,
IMPoRrE AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,

40. 20 FOURTEENTH STREET,
AS now in store and is daily receiving
III bic snros supplies Of fEARTHENWARE and
CHINA, of bis own Importation of the latest and
mos, approved patterns and shspes together with
large stcek OF GLASSWARE, LoOKfNo-0LASS-
rs and FANCY GOODS, H
His stock will be found az extensive and the prices
as iow as any Northern re-packius house can offer.
Merchants visiting this market viii promote their
ovrr interest by examination OF his stock before
making their purchases.
~ Special attention given to packing.
NH Dim ..-.r- =
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! JOHN TUkPIN,
B. w. ROPER. AIS
WILLIAM MURRAY.
NIB 50 d&cts
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
GREAT AND INFORMANT I'M

have purchased the right to use DR.
ALIENS PATENT IMPROVEMENT In the mode
Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one
Of the greatest and most important inventions ever
made In this branch Of ths Denfists art e .il
Tho improvement consists in the. employment Of
metal superior to gold In purity and In tho comPlets
union of ell the teeth BY slicaoHs compound, whieh
st tho time forms the most beautiful and natu-
rai looking gan and filing up al ersyees snd irresu.
become unpleasant to tho wearer By the accumuis.
don Of particles OF food otbss subSsnees between
them. No other mode Of nountiRg artificial teeth 10
eorapessbls to this In any respect -,
Persons wearing teeth (inseftsd In the erdsnsxy
way and not giving sstsfaction,) are invited 70 try
thIs invention, which they do ct but little sd6-
ionsl cost. u -.,Els.,gs a. II sa-s...z., y
we shsli be pleased to shov speeimensof this kipd
Of WORK 10 any persons who will eall Ct oar eies,
whethcr they want artificial teeth or not
TIT ,Tf WAIT MAHONY, Dentists, z
nv 17--dkwh Once. no Main street
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On Nonday evening" the 9sh inst, The axesndis
factory 81 Jonathan Foot Of North BrSnfcfd, Ct,
nery, and about one thousand dozen IKE hslves.--
The los wss probably ea, QUO. No insurance.
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~ MANUFACTURER OF GAS FIXTURES,
18th street, below Main street, Richmond, vs.-uav.
ing secured the services of first class workmen, am
prepared make order sll kinds of Ga. Chan.
delers, Brackets Pendants &c, at shor, notice and
on reasonable terms
Also. old Chandelier, Lamps &c, cleaned resilded
or htonZed, and made to lock like new ones
All kinds of Brass Turning and Finishing promptly
attended to-
N, B.-The trade supplied with Ga. Fixtures, &c,
ttNortern prices. ]. w. SMITH !
sp ii I'm 18th st., below M ain at
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Rxy. .THALxs McDosAIps-The Dssvilie Rspuh
ican of Friday last sayS: sf14sw AS =

we learn that Mr. Mcdonald who has been
charged with forging in several cases upon gentle
men. both IN Virginia and North Caroline has
been admitted TO ban In the county Of Guilford.-
4 card has appeared in the Danyilis Register from
Mr. Penn who says that - far - the one upon him
seif ID concerned aifer Investigation. he believes
that there was no fraudulent Intent. McDonald
wasfor along time q Mehodise preacher In rood
atanding. end 10 connected with some Of he mos
respectable families ID this 6taEs and North CaroN.
pa. The notes forged, we're discounted st theS
lem and Greensboro hanks s
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN
CA e SIZE n u,

MOND, FOR SALE.-We viii sell valuable tract
Of Land 10 the county of st miles from
Richmond, neas the old River Road, and front IA
Land, about 2oo acres of which are cleared aud In
cultivation ond OF which about 60 acres good low
1t can conveniently be divided into two farms has
springs in abundance of good water, and very heal
ihy has large beds of granite quite to the
yards from the river and all the buildings necessary
for a farm. except q dwelling.
The soil is good and easily improved having good
clay foundation.
The terms are one-third cash; balance at l and 2
years for negotiable notes interest added secured by
trust deed.
NH q GODDIN ApPERSON
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WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the wood
yard recently occupied by MIR. John ,. Reeve
on bnosd street for cash, TO punctua customers,
good WOOD, both Pine and Oak, at low prices.--
Having number OF hands engaged in cutting Wood,
kindness of Mr.. Luther r. Ellis and Of Mr.. b. w. Dab
ney, have placed slate st their stores where
GERS can be left and which will be promptly attend
70 io-sm s.N. DAVIS &
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GODDIN & APPERSON.
A TTRACTIVE REAL STATE
LA FARM AND TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT

I,
ON THE r X ID. .RAlLROAD-FOR SALE-I OF.
fer at private sale, such terms needs suit
the purchaser, my place, called "TOMAHAWK
STATION" on the Richmond and Danye Railroad,
II miles from Richmond, containing about $50 acres
onehslf with the buildings living on the South. and
the other half on the North side of the Road-beng
willing to sell all or the half III -
The neighborhood is good, the location healthy,
aud the improvements extensive The place is we'll
supplied with excellent water and is well tinbered
with pine, oak, etc.
In the hands of enterprsing person it is be eved
that this establishment would prove very profitable,
torit is place of much resort. and many boarders
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
for the summer months.
Post Office is kept there and the present pro.
prietor has Stage Coach running three times a
week 10 Cumberland County, which pays well.
To one disposed to speculate in the coal trade this
place holds out strong Inducements for it lies the
midst OF the coal region, and the gns of this
in the cut made for the railroad and in digging ELL
were exceedingly fatterne.
an 9dlms VIM A MARTIN Chester6eld
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GENERAL AGENoY, FoR THE SALE AsD'
PURCHASE OF rLANDs.-FRANK 9. RUFFIE. Sscys.
tary Of the Y1ginia State Agricultural Society," and
N. AUGUST offer their services TO the public a.
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase Of
LANDS In pirsiaia and the Southern and WesfsrB
St0kes. Ss .gh 20 &fst@ff@8 k&4R 19fTs
Ofce-st the office Of the Yiyginia STATE Agyieuf.
tarat Society," No. lis Main street. A-faaF @@at
n. AUGUST, NorARY Puzzle AID AccousrAAT.
Ofice-as above. fe Sta
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I7ALUABLE REAL ESTATE a D.
JOINING THE CITY. AT PRIVATE 9AL0s

JOINING THE CITY, AT PRIVATE SALE
THAT beautiful and commaadins stuetiess sonss.e.
ing twenty-five or thirty screS adjoining the cnys
called MOUNT PHO6f fECT.S (lets esnkfeEd.Jlis
offered At private sals and e unriyslled n essaty Ss
situation and purity sf water. This gropery 80 ~
10 short tine become yalpable s4dn,ee ~ 80
city. whom laid on into building ots snce ssoIs.
BILE opportunity for probable fnvessmoes Il
met with. bridge viii coon - esuf 0sss ~ -
al opposite 10 IL whieh Will nahe fhe esss5oS M uo
the capitoi sIsrssr thsn % say fskly ssss'es
pf the city. Issfs8sass ssaf
yer .M.s..ts, ss,.. s,p', = TAYLOR . wlLLIAns, j.
CPRTNG TOUNGR6s-A pleasant astis
ss e ne 'snps' ''1slii saikx Es!'iasso'dr aoir 20
MTHTTE AND CHECK - and
wv %cANTON aGA1TIeos - lnyste ~ -. 80
..fa-sf = - : A144s&. NOEI i EO.us +
TIIST received, q stores handsome -
u ssrtrseps of 1ee WaitazA = setS csstefs 4 !,
'sa ..fi..ss af.ss;:A 81 ,ALRx. N0rs,k CO.
0II-pef 6psm aad eeaar oi = 1aEne
llsg IlaAI fsr ssle = .,..e 4. -, .sesas
N0NICE.- .--l(y feoeeo VII ~ cDo1o1 -
~ q .ssA'U. ~ ~ - 3xods I. fh4f
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NHE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE IN
III SURANCE COMPANY has maid In divid snds Z.

'11E MU UAL BENEFII LIFE IN-
n SURANCE COMPANY has paid in dividends to
the insured, $500 COO
Has PAID fer losses over COO 600
And has net capital of nearly........... q O0O 900
The receipts of this Company amount to over halfa
million dollars per year.
Al the profits belong to the insured and are aunu-
ally divided, amounting to one-third the premi-
um paid. 5e
Almost any man above the rank Of a pauper can Sc
cure few Hundred Thousand Dollars to his fami-
~, by Life Insurance. Please call my Office and
learn the terms.
Office at the Bookstore of Knowles Walford cor.
Main and llth streets. t.#E
,. B. w. KNOWLES,
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FREDERIcKsBURG C0RPoEATFoN Norris
wanted By C. B. LUCK, ct discount of Is cents on
the dollar.
NH Z7-h rs }fs5slf2 ~ 49, EA g. n. LICK &
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DRIME GOSHEN BUTTER and PINE

i APPLE CHEESE; small lot of country cured
Hams small size and very superor also lot of sugar
cured Hams, ofthe best brsnds likewise Fam. Breast
Pieces, Middiings aud Sh houlderE Smoked Beef Beef
Tongues; superior Lard in psils and in bbls; No. l
IsresMackerel; Tongues and Sounds and Goldfish ;aso
Coees ofthe best qualities Sugars of ell desert ption
superior assortment efthe finest Teas; London Por.
ter, in gt and pit bottes Pickles, by the barrel
gailont Chocolates; Rice; London and Americsn Mus
tard Find; Syrup; Moasses and every other article
In the grocery line for family use. for sale by
- 4. w. TURPIN, q
nah 20 I'm Mo, hatgaan Jth .nd etb ~.
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NO1ICE.-I wish to inform the citizens
~ of Richmond ana the Railroad Companies in
general. that am prepared to furnish them with
AWNINGS, TENTS, MARQUES, TARPAULINS,
BAGS, HOSE, AND WHEEL ROPE SPLICING.
w. C. DREW.
T. ALI orders to be left at Samuel Hastings or
Thos kenovan's on l4th or Pearl street, Richmond.
NH Il 2ins w. C. DREW.
NOTICE.-I have this day constituted
~ and appointed my brother, Edward Mcdonald,
of the city of Richmond, my agent to conduct and
carry on the Regalia business in all Its branches
Richmond, April 10th, 1854. R MCDONALD.
Pursuant to the above notice, / shall in few DAYS
nePrepared to continue the manufacture of Regalia,
ashefetofore. for MASONS, l. o. o. f.. S. of T. and
ell Other Sscetes with catre stock aud all the
eteet improvements in design and execution of work.
BANNERS, EMBLEMS, SEALS and JEWELS of
every description, will be made TO order promptly
Orders ale respectfully solicited
ED. MCDONALD, Agent,
Regaiia AID Banner Manufactured,
Successor to Mcdonald l. Lyons y
ap l0-2w Main Ct, next door to U. 8. Hotel
ID FOR BREMEN.-The fine Bre-
Gs1sEss men bark COLUMBIA, Capt. Geerken, will
be the first vessel to load at City Point the above
port and hssing the greater portion of her cargo
gagged will meet with disnafeh Annlv Tn
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BRAND CUTTING.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Fiour, Tobacco Boxes Bags Ma
chinery, LINEN, &c., made to order.
a- LfElil.sai N. g. WHITMAN, Il,
At Langley's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment
18th st., between Main and Franklin!
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ITO DAY-BOARDERS.- Gentlemen de-
Il siring boa d by the month or year in a central
aud convenient location can be accommodated by ap-
plying at the Whig office. ap i4-St*
/ UMBER, LUMBER--l5, 600 It. Wealth
-El er-BoardiDg
3o,og feet 81 FLOORING, for sale low on accom-
modatiDg terms at the Richmond Planning Mill on 9th
ct rear Paper Mill. y
ap14St WE. wALDRoP.
RAGLAND d BROTHER have re-
"a moved, temporarily, their stock of Groceries to
their house the North side of the Basin between
leth and llth sts. where they will be pleased to fur
nlsh their customers and the public. pIl is
NEW EMPORIUM.--FRA A. r
~ GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity that he has opened store for
the sale of CONFECTIONERY, both of foreign and
domestic manufacture, FRUITS, PRESERVES,
TICKLE, FIGS. RAISfNS, TOYS, and every de-
scrption of articles ususly kept in such estab.
lislrpent, at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy to receive
calls from hie friends and the public generally.
" His assortment of Goods for Christmss pre-
ssnts, &c is complete. de 10
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Heard something about Confidence" he believed
at Mr. Moores; it might have besn that Miss A. men
ioned il a reason against producing the letter