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Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12
uARPERs GAZETTEER OF THE

ARP EKs GAZETTEER OF HE
IL World, No. ], 10 be completed in ten mum.
beis.
Wilkinsou's Ancient Egyptians, illustrated with
800 wood cuts, two volumes
Leather Stocking and Silk, story fihs Valley
OF Virginia.
Footprints Of Famous Men, designed as Incits.
nentS TO intellectual Industry alone, Qurihsr sup.
ply just received
l. dy Bnlwer's Behind the Scenes.
Atherton. by Miss Milford On sale al
TAYLOR a. MAURY-S Bookstore,
July III near 9lh street.
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yI,nE ANCIENT LCYprTaNs. ay .IR

Il J. Gardiner Wilkinson, with illustrations.
Leather Stocking and Silk, or Hunter John
Myers and his Times, Story of the Valley of
Virginia.
Utah and the Mormons, the History Govern.
ment, Doctrines, Customs, and Prospects of the
LatterDay Saints. by Benz. 9. Ferris, late Sccre-
iary oil Utah Territory.
Footprints of Famous Men, by the author OF
" The Boyhood Of Great Men, Just published
and for sale by r, FARNHAM,
JULY Ill corner ofPenn., av., and 11th o..
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HARPERs MAGAZINE, for July. 70

IL sale at SHlLLlNGTON'S Bookstore.
Godey's Lsdy's Book for July.
knickerbocker Magazine. do.
Graham's Magazine. do.
Blsckwood's Magazine, do.
Aubrey. new book by Mrs. Marsh.
Woman's Love, by Eugene Sue.
Everything in the Book, Newspaper, and Sta
tionery line for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Cor Pa. nv. and "A ST.. Odeon Building.
Jnlv Eff
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M EDiCAL CARD.-Dr. r. Hunter re-
lu specifuily informs hrs pstients, and ihos.
or irous OF consulting him, that he will be in
Washington city on WEDNESDAY and THURS
DAY. and has taken rooms over Mrs. voss's
Jewelry Store, Pennsylvania avenue between i2h
nnd' lah streets, where he will be prepared 10
treei on affections ofthe Lobg., Bronctiiis, A IA
ma Oonvunrfion, 6rc3 &c, July ll--A
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TAKE MOTTO E.-Housekeepers and
Il others reminded that the following si OF
articles are OF the very best description, and caa
be purchased from the subscriber on as low terms
a. any other house in the city. A large assort.
ment and supply always on hand:
Oils of all kinds. Queenswars,
Paints, Brushes,
Camphine, Clocks,
Varnlsh, Lamps,
Turpentine, Chandeliers,
Window Glass, Girondoles,
China, Vases
Earhenware, Britannia ware,
Glass, &C., &c. &c
Goods sent to any part of the city free OF
charge. Country dealers will do well to call.
0. s. WHIT .ESEY,
Hh street,
Opposite Selden & Withers's Bank
Mar 10 (Star.)
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House of Representatives..

The SPEAKER has appointed Mr.. RuFFIN oi
North Carolina, a member Of the select commit.
tee authorized TO be appointed on Saturday last
TO inquire whether improp'r means have been
used 10 insure The passage Of bills pending before
Congress, IN the place OF Mr. CLINGMAs, who was
excused from service
Mr. KERR, from the Committee on the Judi.
ciary, reported bill to pay the State OF MARYLAND
certain money advanced by aid IN the construc.
ton OF public buildings in tie ciy OF Washington
Referred 10 the Committee of the Whole on the
state of the Union.
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foreign gntelligrnts.
~ THE BALTIC.

Extract Of from the Black sea feet to the Times
SEBAsToPoL TOO STRONG TO BE ATTACKED
Unless the enemy leaves
Sebastopol, it is difficult to see what can be
done iii that quarter except to watch the har-
bors closely and distress the empire by the de-
struction of its maritime trade. Every means
has been used to draw the Russians from the
security of their batteries. First, the feet ap
preached, leaving behind two of the three
deckers, which were stationed out of sight Of
the Russians but sufficiently near to come to
the assistance Of the squadron in case of need.
It was thought that the appearance Of dimin-
ished force would tempt the enemy to sortie,
but the Muscovite admiral remained immova-
ble Next the feet lay off, and two steamers
went in close TO the mouth Of the harbor, but
with no better success. sailing frigate was
next sent, which might inspire a hope of cap,
ture with short chase. All these expedients
have been equally unavaing, aud the Russian
feet is no doubt furnished with explicit nstruc-
tions not to venture out, except in case of some
great misfortune Detailing the allies. An attack
on Sebastopol itself is no doubt lmpracticable,
except with the assistance of land force The
ships must enter singlyi into the narrow mouth
of the harbor, where the fire of 500 pieces of
cannon can be directed on each one in turn.
Naval officers say that even the smoke caused
by SO tremendous fire would be sufficient to
make the entrance impossible, except to those
who know the harbor WELL
England.
FISHERY TREATY BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN.-In the British
House of Commons, June 9th, the Earl Of
Clarendon, in reply to Earl Fitzwiliam, said
that the treaty which had been negotiated be-
tween Lord Elgin, in behalf of Great Britain,
and Mr.. Secretary Marcy, acting for the gov
ernment of the United States, relating to the
fisheries in British North America, and the
commercial relation Of the American colonies
with the United States, had been received by
him only the day before, and that it contained
no provision for the establishment, by Ameri-
can traders, of factories upon the coast of the
British colonies, for the purpose Of curing fish,
Lord Elgin WAS entrusted with the negotia
ton of the treaty, not from want of confidence
IN Mr. Champion, but because it WAS thought
that any arrangement entered into by the gov
ernor-general Of Canada, would be viewed with
favor by the colonies. Lord Clarendon com
plimented Mr.. Marcy for the fair and candid
spirit with which he had met Lord Elgin in the
negotiations.
The London Times city article of the 9Th
ult., says, the suspension of Davidson and Cor.
don, which is likely to prove very unfavorabe
as regards assets, has led to other difficulties;
but the bills OF Cole Brothers, East India mer-
chans and metal brokers, with whom they had
extensive transactions, having been dishonored
on Tuesday. Liabilities not transpired, but
believed heavy.
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GEoRGETOwv GAs-LIGHr COMPANY.

On moti"n Of Mr.. DAVIS, OF Indiana, Of the
Committee for the District of Co.unba. the House
took mp the Senate bill TO incorporate the George.
town Gas-light Company. The stockholders arr.
To be held liable IN their own individual apacity
for all debts and liabilities To be reco v. red bv sui,
before The court having jurisdiction Of the same.
The company are so TO conduct their operations
Ms not 10 nJure private property or create mus.
ance nor are they 10 Issue bills. 10 circulate as
moneys violation OF tbis provision to work for
ienure oi the charter. The capital stock is one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, TO be regarded
as personal property. All powers granted TO the
Washington Gas-light Company by the acts OF
July :, 1913, and 1852, authorizing the having of
mains or pipes in the streets Of Georgetown, are
repealed ~
Th,. hill xvaa posacd
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BENEFITS LAND BILL.

The SPEAKER announced the 6rst bu.ines, I,
IN order 10 be the motion 10 recommit 10 the Com.
nnitee on Public Lands the bill granting lands
equally TO the several States for railroad and school
purposes.
Mr. DISNEY rose TO address the House when
Mr.. BENNETT raised a question of order that
the gentleman had already spoken twice on thi.
subject, and therefore was not entitled 10 the
floor
The SPEAKER sustained the point. and pu, the
question whether the House would grant leave 10
tn. gentleman again to speak. sr
Mr.. BENNETT demanded the yeas and nays !;
when
Mr. DISNEY waived all right 10 the floor.
Mr.. BENNETT withdrew his motion 10 recom-
nit aud ..,F
On motion ofMr. COBB, the further considera-
ton OF the subject postponed until the third
Tuesday in December next
Two private bills were passed.
The House concurred in the Senate. amend
menis 10 the bill relating lands in Oregon and
continuing the construction of roads in Mime.
sofa.
POSTAL SERVICE IN CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND
WASHINGTON.
Mr.. McDOUGAL, from the Committee on the
Post Othce and Post Roads, reported a bill making
provision for the postal service in the Slate OF
California, aid in the Territories of Oregon aud
Washington.
Messrs. McDoUGAL and HAVEN addressed
the House on the subject, when the bill was
passed.
III authorizes the Postmaster General TO en-
power the special agents of the Post Office De-
Partment 10 the State Of California and in the
Territories Of Oregon and Washington 10 appoint
letter carriers for the delivery of letters from any
post Office in the said State or Territories, and 10
allow any letter carrier appointed to demand and
receive sum for ell letters, newspapers, or other
msilable MISTER, not more than may be recon-
mended by the postmaster for whore Office such
leter-carrer may be appointed; provided that
not more than 6fty cents shall be charged for any
letter. newspaper or ounce Of other mailable
matter The bill also establishes a dssd-lptter
Office ia Ssn Frsncisco.l EEft.t
posrAcE or srwsrArras
Mr.. oLpS, from The conmities on the Poet
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POSTAGE ON srwsrArras.

Mr.. DLDS, from The COMMITTEES on the po.t
Once and Post Rosds, reported bill repeating the
Washington sentinel., 1854-07-12

The CHAIR laid before The Senate commu
nlcation ON the secretary Of the Treasury, sub
mittlng, In compliance with the resolution of the
Seraie of January last, a copy of the revenue
laws in revised and improved FORM reduced
into one law, which he recommends The enact
ment ofby Congress- Referred and ordered 10 be
printed.
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p.rrRIHH6ipST RHi STGq5hlNsT0N, IN 7 2: .

ny be es.ia.a The speedy and .s.s,a,l rem
SEOEET DISEASES.
as: %ssso. o,.s 81 ss ssr, klss, - oS..sn
ts,i..sn Disease. s Hss Ec.e TsfSsor si .1 2.
fos,s .h 1saant,sa l.l Ia. re. ..
MIMI AMI e" 'hr Esd adr'''' both sobi AMI
r.p-ei.lly. .,s h,,. s.reG5c YOUNG O.. MEs, r.s,
,S Ss.,rasT, h.bi. which ,-.,p.c 40
sth he hSnde4. Of .as.s h,, ...
KIriSJ Fs,~.s.. or .ss"e eons%ps.ns D,,,;,,.
o. phy.iea ,hoqi linn -ai.y esn.s, p BENG
stored to perfect health. =, ,o,,,,,,. "' '' r.
DOS. from nn|.h NO sOUTa fRHbfREk STREkT seven
PAkricuLAE in Observing he NAME and NCMssR ., 99 99 ~,
Etss iss P,1esi PKsbi, ,yrr,, n. ,.o
r,x ROY 0Sk TO TWO DI Us :"
he the .n proper Phyesn to apply TO- s'.f,nee this,
on. Of s sns csgs Of Surgeons, ondor graduate
e.sr part Of whose life spent IL tn. Bs.ua az @
d.. a: sr.f IA. esssd e g
;n "a .se ear, .1d head when asleep neToa.ne,s be-
e1: s1:sls asna.s d @na ss9.
At~rt.in Dt,-..-.
& na, haSei The seeds Of , disease TOO often happen.
os ee,rend him Delaying till the 81 hi.
.o, n the head ID nd siifaiss nS % iss.
Sn the head t. prore.s on iii asbssI en-
& snd ~. d q. . ,.s the psa,s ate Of H.
Of eom.seraon, death nut, prr,d 10 hJ. oo1ee
n6 y sending him TO at bourne traveller
Io'neh therefore, Dr. JOHNSTON mr..
IN sas s5;, Hospital.
ho.d disease neLoy fset ;hat s1,m a o. . I'M.
n aresdI eonp owing to the anskulness OF Ignorant
Who BY the OF that mir
contribution md either the 50 70 an en-
'iney grave, or else make the residue o.
Affections Of tho Hladder,
the existence OF which generally perceptibe by
Pain Cneasness in Urinary Organs, Weatnr,. ~
s..noe Diss;rs orsnn, uSe
vouines and peculiar OF III. E,ind an, q,
-&e,4e
Take Particular Notce,
men who have Injured certain pr.e. In
duised in When aone habit frequently learned from evil
pnnon or az school-he elects
asleep; aud not cured renders iupo,,ibI. and
What pitt that man. hi, eoup,r, And ~,
darling OF his parents should DC sns,ehsd from, ali W.
Of e BY the consequence devnr from IN. p,th
And ndulging certain habit Such
oeaoteeohtenFiaang
Marriage,
sound mind body most
10 happines Indeed without these
hourly darksrs the View mind S
pair and eed with the melancholy reneeon
u Another becomes blighted With
n Constitutional Debility.
men and all who have nJur ed
These are some Of ths SAD sHi m.I,nc,,Ix r., -,,,
eariy habits Of youth weakn.,, OF az 1.sI "a
Pain, In the Head sight Ls., OF Mu.snsr
ostion Heart Dysp.p,is S.TTnu, Irri, raj
msnt OF ihe Digestive TanetonI ener,i psbts s,
oohi9mP'oh'Ae'
hentany
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nrsrNo HrIs.s l, AY.rc, -rl.--,--

hcsSo hrISAs IN AgRIcA.-The ruin,a,f m. ano,,.
nh, .Iru".. AMID which, says recent traveller ons
insh1 almost fancy himself wandering through The
is, palaces OF BaslbkeL are bsau1ifpIIv s,,s
Oh An ennsree in the Southern part of TunI. IN sfs
su soouhu in holes, esEerns and ceit, vhsrs hr.ns.
@ 10. snesf These subtsrranean abode. of nj, ssrc.
ssA arc generally 50 narrow, not to .dm, Of The an
.nn ,n' 10 them and they are freouept, csnprsd r.
zoe arabs IN The following curious manner =. tbs 49,
sso doors one for exit, and the other Tor en-
rance Ihe Arabs lying concealed 10 The ysin;,. of
gems watch the particular hole by which ,b. 49,
ana ihen proceed to place strong roma mar 90
'ne opposite hole while Of their fr.tsrn,r Linz -
=. ana prepared ~ith rope, work, hn VA, IN
" 'ne aooe winch the animal has entered As he ns.,
'ne otute which cannot turn upon him) he "eb.r,,. i
ng-eone my dear little Creature will lead yor -
: pace "nere mary csrcs.see are prepared for Won -
,a ., ,U"1 a".h you Let lasten this rope tot
your beautiful leg, and stand quiet while do ,o Tbis
or something similar to it ia rene,,.d m
N s1e % Operation efsctuay achieved when the daring son
ns begins TO gore she brute with dagysr I'm
a,bsr % 10 rush OUT when be caught in the ne, aud
shet hed on the spot or carried OF alive .n, hInnd.
however IS sometimes the csse through which
me n!ena enabled to struggle and center his abode
ne enaimer, IN spite Of his charming falls y;c, -,
Us saVeee rage, and frequently his companon, can sc
scts '''"e'nug OF us sf>
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pHn.AnKIpnI. .nvsRTIsENrYTr.:

Hp SLE's SPOOl. SILK, FOn SEWING AND SEW
az ING MACiINES-Ths well known Silk introduced
he public ST. ldrs been sold In large
Quantities TO all parts Of the I'm ted States.
Is warranted the the spools
nueh the usual sLen and IL elegantly Of
ioEen sooos each The 30 d.ten spools.
The Six made for Sewing Machines spools Of one
EACH machines IL h only
to say that he article adapted 10 the purpose ere,v
pect.
For sale by the SGLN ACESrs for the United States
WIN. III. H0RSrMANN 4 SONS,
81 North Thirdlreet, Phil deIphia
H0RSTMANS, BROTHERS 4 ALLEN
aul4-dsm-lgl o Maiden Lane New Yo.t
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BAN BraSEp.-On Thursday night. tbs o7,h ul, N,
Joseph Grshams barn. reenbrisr river In ,bis co,n,,
~' burned to the ground IL contaised wheat fan uaz
son sod pear al his small grain besides, perhaps some
O'ner 'nogs o' h'tls value. Los, about 1900 which
vas the work OF an incendiary or nosodisrss sho 1t
lA's accounts bad not been dstscted.-[Ibl
strtaE sroAN-0us day last week, on DfoppiuR LieL
10 tos county rain storm Up, accompanied By
very hlgh Wind, which blew down forons mao Mr. George
Loudsrmk, about four HUNDRED trees and destroyed
great deal Of new fencing which Il lrpos-bs sgsin "
Pus up The rails being nearly all btokso His sugar camp
vas also dsstroysd.-fTb.l
THE SRRrNoS-Ll the Vnrioul mountain watering MA.
ees doing excellent business lha summer aSd the
company 10 sti iOersajing There are some 40 A. he
"slt" many both at the Red and Red Sweet and nssr
y as many =, the Old Sweet. They turning o visits
or, We understand, At the White-fIbl
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iHk hoRHoNs.-A person would D.. nm. ,.a ;,,a...,
snd amused, were he TO pay visit to The yo,mo -,
near estpor II looks like great ci,y hnl, m :; -
beautiful prairie south Of town aHd numb. ., 80
placed out in regular order gives one coma d. =, ,h
multitude eongregated together; tbey Lumber no. -
oeie'e, about 200 and still they come E,sry -,
brings more or less OF these infatuated bepss. "a
'ue" suppose s We hear from reliable inform,to, H.,
tnsy are journsyinS 10 earthly Canaan vb;sh =; :,
prove an entrance TO the heavenly Zion In fac, one ,dv
questioned upon the subject stated that sh. had M @
d .ea'Ves III ell the company but was iu hopes bsr
muuos .og, soon be TO ar end; for she was now mar
ne sea land the lard Of peace plenty and boinss
oner oo discrrPid, lame hat bliud ali journeyipy on
oene'us hai their maades will be cured and their Sia
removed as soon ss they reach this devh,f s,o,
Ioo' eteaans we hope it nay 90 90. They seemed 70
% IRON all ciimes and countries: but -. h..
'ue mJofty ofthem OF here now are D,n.,
or ireland. wv 'oui SeoaiAna
The intention d those in charge Of them To ,,,,,
uPua ther journey acros, the plains this yee The, ,
IN Dshes SO that they will not impede the nrog,.
o saen o'her They go route oue which |, nss
u oei'sr than any other before tried by atlss,t Is or
sVo leave this county and keen the SAINT, rs
rosa un' they cone to llO Council Grove cre,k ana
'neu suiEe immediately 90 Fort RIsy and from
tnfhce III straight direction Fort Laramie Gnid,s
VIII accompany them to show them the Ioute Wbsn
oprOed out III this manner this will be the most poou,r
aud only route travelled Oregon California nv Cali
t.Ee Anu insure all the emigration hsarealer to dsparI
from 'hls county Ashley progress in their course We
WI keep our readers advised OF the road country and
! 'ooSe passing over .-Indspsndsnes Msnsaqs,.
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Eu8sndis Elt,S5sOOO. According to a lits ps,j.msn
Ay P'Psr the loans Of the Bank bAve durDg the last
en Years nuetuatsd between &c 900 and 900
~ ett Hnen capital vas very abundant and trade dull
the Banks loans we're only E96tO O1O hut In tb,ss go.
we're fSs.4O 900. Nv
The following ere The dseountsL In zach -.
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NEW YORK ADvERTIsEuENrs,
REMOVAL.

NV honh hDtkkTiSk1khT0s
REMOVAL.
5o.sHS 5EomnsS,1TSE 3, asiS ~ ST.
ft:s:ff .a 2. 81
siv up"g ., R Plush or Hair Cloth. A
md 81 hss sS sraSd SiDs
s ~ Ii, rI%s as Hotel, and Steamers supplied with
,rs0-,,an-,u Corner Of Gold street New York.
sHSS and
one, s to he trade ry dne, vare. Cooling
81 Ss' s:is 1s ITSi s.a
dSs drs%p .son and S. S.y ss; ss
nes and Improved Diamond" Ranges. Hot Air
Ier@. losrs. .p23-dsn
NJ tS tSrR snTsT .ns bfsIsR ;, IRT' SIP So ro,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
snsr one e. n, 'raa on t.rs,.be new
sa E lp. saS of s; %
any Ssa:@sn fl:91r; 8, p,,I., h VAN AN sssUSI:
VSH LErrkRs PATENT SECURED DINfssY-PijIyER
- 0MAolERs PATENT HYDRO ELEoTRic voLTGIc oaAINs,
nj setreiiy Of the
so5asse RsS%e isss psis nsL c
ON s y their n na ba.
ssi paralysis; nevOus complaints; liver etc. disappear
sRRss sn .ita s sss
order. ons a:
@ deee. The needle in short Al,
dueng these effects weigh mp n
las. i.s family and fisna. .se.
na%ssr Of disease. and which
sSsssy 1ss q to
sonTnss The above
i'm Sf III. n.res
applied S Of Ne. Ur and The chain,
sssyS and Wards Island BfooEyn City Hospital
in Lnndon ths Medicine a, Paris, By
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Total for twelve year.

n esent year 100 .sr.. Nc,
.S1nans for teitlsnsnt have been mad. hy ian
al. seI grants from uoveTamrut
70 pr,,.Iy ,h ex.nae donated and don.t
A' '' f'ntauon 10 corruption fr.ua ~ "S' ~ hs
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TO CASH AMI slX MONTIis ~

To CASH AND siN MONTIis MY tno ONLY
M l.. HALLowEL e CO., PHILADELPHIA, have now open
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
Having established branch Of house In with mem
eeeve direct constant supplies of desirable good
FOODS unusually and well
ion to thi, important department.
Upon entering warehouse THE llRor1
LNrMcL We adopted new terms which have been sueces
ncIsasing our business In ratio beyond all precedent
We intend further toinerea,e
hose who buy foRCAs and believing that
ooipg goods is TO have UNIFORM PRICES the
he hntfHg merchants to the fact that under system
nd terms only can sGord TO- but NECESSITY
lower rates than those who do rusnes
S'em our term. being more stringent and the purchasers whom
judges Of goods. W.
buyers will receive discount Of sir per e.pt
)li.
Jneursn money only taken at value on the day Il
-ceived - "
To merchants Of undOubsd standing month, willb
wen, II desiIsd.
Where remted In advance OF maturity discount
rate Of twelve per cent per Annum will be allowed
They ask from Merchants visiting Eastern cities the
examination oih being satisfied they will be con
ioed that not for their Interest the
absolutely easeHfiIi to those who give long credit
I. l.. HltLoWELt, L. HAILowIIL, T. w swty.y
TRAouAiR W. LIrrE. n r. UufcH,,.oS
ly28-Sm-tNl
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" reiae LASns-rH1R REvrsrrs.-ope would n.,,,,uv .
i' 'Oaa The great anxiety erineed by e.rt.i, ..,E
saher' Of the de@oeratie party to se, rid Of N.
" h'a become not cny corruption 70 h,, h
A'd burden to the nations ,res,ury nnn.,r,
have the erri'ore, rapidly s.d by ,u
'he last aeai yearhav been by many million, f
sJ prs'ou' year The New York Econorai., pr,.,n,.
WI" the following fact, and agur., on thi, ,ut,c,
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1884, lTe months, fe, $4,000.
me ouh OF '6' business In 1854 WssAt per Ct 10 is
49, per CT 10 1850, l9 per ct; ia issI a. mar
c. 10 1884, At per cent while in 1858 ono-tour,h of
The Loans we're Ia per CT.
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FEVER AND AGUE.
II ~, fDWAED BLEEckERs sTAMPEUE AISrURF--fo,
he Fever ana Asae Chasrcs Fever i.prp.. ana Iii

Bilious AueciionI N''PeP-A Aha al
Ihe proprietor OF hi. aedsne viii state without or
lear OF ntTAdeion, that the APEDE ATI;IRE ~.
cured more persons Shsre a than say
an ue LOT iEe above diseases. This medicine
noi S,inlne IN u. eonposuon, all
o PereeH heshy Character and highly and In.
sHotAngi IN their tendency. Persons using this aen.
WI not be Affected b. exposure damp
man Wien IN their usual health sections Of th-
@ shets he Asae Pres.i viii do yell to sdop; sdI.
cue the PATIENTS not obliged
and they be speedy cure Thr Propr.or
inpSs 9rsand OF certificates from those highest re
tPsrtAtJ but prefers saying the nld var
iEi,et proof yours, Full il. ".
can be seen at the Office showing where Til. Ned
cine has Cured =hea al Others have failed ~ ' N'-'
FOR pyspeHis and all Bliors s,. . ~,
better Medicine In the market. ~ '' =
Il has ssa been
tablespoonful twice a day. P"'' 'NAe
One Bottle OF this IN.
Price tl per bottle " s D'''''u h"eS''-
sda, " N1 N'"'e' N"u 1An
All Wholesale orders addressed TO uyrD M rscRrp
sole Proprietors SO Broadway, New York.
, aoS,rs-Riehmond, ADIE GRAY and BENNETT BFYRs;
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-19

NEW COIrosTbs 6s. bale o new cotton for The season
was this morning sold 20 besssrs Ru DAVIS LoS0 fot
lS e'ns per pound IL was Of fine quality aud us, rscsiv
b. RiiIosdrom Columhns-We o! Ihs hale over 500
lbs.-savfaadh CoiTie, Aug IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-19

sHOk THREADs, TWINio5 AND FLAN.
AMES FlENCflR, WarghOuse 5 Pine ~ York
80 LAMBgRIyILLE sTOuRPoRT, HtAH Mus J.
American and Irish SHOE THREADs
Rsddlsrg THREAD aud 0TLIIN0 rWINEa
FLAX sFIHE BROOM TWINE5
FLAX sgWINa sud SAIL THINEs
LISEN YARNS, CARPET WARP, Ao.
uDICHMOND SODA WATER AND BOT7IJNg
III ESTABLIsHNENTlts s settled
article u bottled WATER the sity /, pat up sy
MCCORMACK himself ihsths able 10 somp,t. f
any msnuo either North SOUTH having bseu engaged In
the basinsss for seven Jsars past.
To avoid Imposition b sure and sAn for NJ hecoRALoKs So
WAfER
ban srJ.' sl,h'r trom city eSuatry promptly .,.sBd
daily.
p.uon, having nJ bottle, viii pleas, return
H. NJ MCCORMACK,
ApSo-den No. sOS, Broad street.