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SA nAn DOLLARS WORTH OF

IA NsbA DOLLARS WORTH OF
etO.OUU READY MADE CLOTHING
MUST BIZ SOLD IN SIXTY DAYS.-The subscri-
bets have in sore, Of their own make, recently re-
ceyel, nifty thousand dollars worth Of seasonabie
ready made CLOTHING heavy winter goods, OF all
bsr ,n. Gn' b naJ GA f' @o ""e snt If
any kiad of clothing, from negro suiE az IS, TO q
sv: ri fDe twiled French cloth SIS, come TO No.
M sld Jour wants shall be supplied.
KEEN, CHILES g. BALDWIN.
x icE heavy wool SOCKS. de 20
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'a'HE subscriber having just returned from
N. York with splendid assortment of GOODS,
selected by himselffron the New York. Philedelphia
and Baltimore markets. respectfully ask of his friends
and the public generally to call and examine his
stock, amongst which may be found all qualities and
eoIGrs Of French, English and American CLOTHS,
CASslMERES and VESTlNGS, such ss-
Paris Fancy Cassimeres
Crystal Palace do; Granite Mills
Velvet, plush, silk and merino Vestinss
Gtsnadine silk and pluah velsets
Plush palm do
Paris silk do
Dress Shirts and Colars merino Shirts and Dmwers
Gloves, Socks, Suspenders Cravsts, Searfs, Ties
rocket ddkfs, Washington and Napoleon CraysIs
IoDey Belts. nc. &c.
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT.
Buper biack, brown, olive aud green Dross and
Frock Goats
Pants and Vests of all styles and qualities
Kossuth and Iamartiue Over Coais
Esquimaux Wrappers English Wbitney
Blue, black and brown Over Sacks
FetershaTn Over Sacks, all colors
Turkish smoking Gowns
Gents velvet Morning do.
Do. travelling Shawis
De- anow-storm Scarfs kc. tcs
Il. b SPENCE,
osn Eo.l1o. corner Main and Gorenos ~.
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DAGUERREOTYPING.
IMPORTANT DECIsION.-MUk-

Il RAYS DAGUERkEOTYPES.-T public has
decided that the FLESH TINT DAGUERREO-
TYPES taken by the subscriber, the most bean
iifui aud correct of any I'm the universal world"-
Combinius every essential redusitefesture, express
siuu eolor--they cannot be otherwise than perfect
FAC siniie OF nature. The citizens of Richmond and
vicinity respectfully informed that they can OBJ
tain pictures at ell times 9. the well arranged and at
tractive Gallery of JOHN MURRAY,
Eagle Square Msin street, sign of the Red Flag
N B.-Prlees very reasonable. Siereoscopie Pic
lures taken in style which cannot be exceeded.
Al
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~ l. " GOO S.-JuBt received, per
y Adems & Co.'S Express
s.tucia Pisids and Paid Raw Silks
i-s'd and Plan De Laiurs all coiors
french Aerinoes ard Velvet Ribbons
i.scr ana Muslin SipeVes
sl"sia Lace and Jaconet Collars
-iic ard Printed Flsnuels for children
40 which we call the attention Of the ladies
WARREN PERKINS,
80 No l4l Eagle sqnars
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A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR.
n GINA ANn NlRTH CAPnI INI 4 NV II

A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR.
n GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN TO
AND FROM NEW YORK. RICHMOND, Pr
TERSBUEG, &c, &c, 5c.--Havirg effected orange
ments with tho U. 5. mail line or steamers from New
YORK. TO Norfolk and Richmond for SPECIAL EXPRESS
PRivILEGEs on that route, are now prepared to
receive and forward to and from New York MER-
CHANDlSE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and AZ greatly reduced rates.
Our K press viii leave New York every Wednes-
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
sHd JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be re.
csived our New York Office 50 Broadway, until 81
O'Clock. P. NJ, on the day OF sailing
Merchants and others ordering goods from, New
YORK, are requested TO order by adams l. CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESSn
Our inland Express will run as heretofore leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
All Goods not marked TO go via the in
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex-
press ADAMS l. co.
J. L. McDONOUGH, Agent Richmond.
EOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
ment per steamers Roanoke or jamestown, will
hereafter be received by ADAMS l. CO. So Broad
way, who the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM L. PLEASANTS,
fe 8-ts IS Broadway, New York.
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III GnhAT REDUCTION IN

VOLAND i BURGER,
,C;h 5e.xeec Hain and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
CIRCULAR SAWS of all slzas aud styles, and
s~ery car variety Cf SAWS that ney De called for.
an Saw stamped T0LAND q BURGER, weuen.ed
20 give saclOn if not on being fairly tried, viii
- excL u-td or tie money refunded.
gur:sa -u'ns. re-toohu and repairing OF all kinds
Zone a. he shortest notice
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce
Circular saw either large or small, that cannot
sraignteI, 70 matter fou what cause or how bedly
: may aye beer sprung or buckled.
ALI Circulars warranted 10 run true. &c lG--5ni
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PRESENTS are to be

NHRISTMAS PRESENTS are to be
~ hat ct MOULSON'S, in the way of fine DA-
dJERREOTYPE PICTURES, I'm fact, uue qualled
IN the city;l fine Cases, hne Gold MedaiioGs, fine
Gold Pins tine Gold Rings.
The above mentioned articles have just arrived per
steamer Jamestown, and such grand assortment
the public have not seen many day. Therefore, 1t
would be- well for persons wanting pictures, To give
me call before going elsewhere.
+. +. MOULSON,
De Is 10 Main street.
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EVO THE LEGISLATURE OF 1854.

q
Il MR. WM. A PRATT, Daguerreotypst for the
last seven years OF the Virginia lie giature desrous
of continuing the series, requests that each member
vii! early opportunity of calling et his Gal
lery. No. l45 Maia street, and have his Portrait
taken
n B.-No charge is made.
Morning is the best tiR1e-hve minutes will suffice
Wet weather is OF no consequence.
As the picture Is completed he will present
IL 10 the nres. mt Legislature. de g
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bEsErIr OF Miss M. PARrisoror .-Th;.
yosng lady takes benefit st the Taessre soniahs'
Ins admirable drama of the sBroken sxscr5s = y.
ilseh worth the price Of admission But there - =
other attraction-, of equal merit to be prosiuaeA 1.
WHEN wa me strength OF the company WIN be brersSs
ous Bee the bill. and secure tickefs.
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TnF DAILY DISPATCH.
ny j. 4. COWAhl'iN'

DAILY !. ,ss ,ssysa sars 's Ssssss g
.t SIX ASo 80, sea, Price for mailing. s4s year In
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,,.-x,,v rrsT.rcB is Issued every snds5'
The " " 5s~"h ~.",hzsribers at 81 per snnon'.
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T0R RENT-A STABLE, contain
;,, .,x s,sils ssd Carriage h9nse s1scneS' 9snaS
.,tagtso 10 VIC TOLER 4 COOK, Agents,
.r-iv e. Peari street.
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: ,HILUkEN'S GIGS, Hobby Horses,
~ ,sss velocipedes &C., fresh supply just rereis.
20 dp pa q steamer AA' ~ ' R.M zIMMERsiAN
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NOTICE. will offer for sale, on tn

NOTICE. will offer for sale, on the
IN premises, at the hour of II O'Clock NJ on the
first day of August If fair if not the first fair day
following, my plantation in Louisa county, situate on
the banks of the South Anna river, and five miles
west of Louisa Court House, the Central railroad
containing by old survey SIS acres be the same more
or less About threequarters of the land is cleared
and onequarter in original wood 80 of the land
is good river flats There are on the plantation .
good dwelling, corn house, barn, and all the neces
good apple orchard of about two hundred trees with
Mr.. Sintons nursery near Richmond.
The land is we'll watered with never-failing
streams and excellent spring within 100 yards of
the house. There are two mile within one mile Of
the plantation-one near each end for grinding
all sorts of grain, manufacturing -four wool and cut
ting plank &C., meeting house and post office with
in much the same distance. The river abounds with
variety of fish, and the plantation with an abun.
dance of game. The citizens of the neighborhood
respectable, and good neighbors.
L will also offer for sale the same day csttle.
horses, mules, hogs, sheep and farming Implements
house and kitchen furniture.
Terms of sale made known on the dsy of SALE
Possession given the LIST day of October or soon.
or it required by agreement Title retained until
last payment 10 made, which title is unquestionabl,
good.
The undersigned, residing on the premises will
take pleasure in showing the property to any person
desirsus of viewing the same. If sold privately no.
tce will be given through the public prints &C.
RICH'D g. COTTON.
Gold Hill, Louisa County, July 10, 1854.
jyI8-tlstAug
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NEW YORK. July 29-Flour-State and Ohio have
farther advanced from II to Is cents per bb Sales
of 5000 bbls at ST a. so for State aud S9 S78 ~
for Ohio, and scarce Sales Of Southern of 1000 bbls
Baltimore, &C., at $87509 49,
Wheat is firm, with sales of $3.50 bushels at far.
Their advance of 2cents.
Corn-Sales of so, COO bushels at 76078c, for Wes.
tern mixed, s2083 cts for white; and 8003l cts for
yellow.
Pork is firm; with sales of Mess at Sl2.37sa
$3.50.
Beef 10 firm.
Lard unchanged, with moderate business
Whiskey is steady.
Stocks are dull, and money easy ON call at to =
per cent.
Yesterday there was sale of 500 bbls Petersburs
Virginia City Mills at $9.75.
BALTIMORE July 29.-No sales reported early in
the day. either of Howard street or City Mills The
former stil held at $3.50 and the latter at So RIVE
-four and corn meal unchanged
The supply of Grain i, fair. Wheat, 10 51n bushels
ehered Corn, 1909 bushels, and Oats 300 bushels
Wheat-sales of white, from good to PRIME at l65 a
l7Ac.; choice family -four white. at 1830I85c Corn
sales of yellow at 75c white SO 75c-prices nearly
the same as yesterday.
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HORRIBLE AccIBENT.-In Baltimore. on Friday, a
German, named Samuel Havener who was employed
at the distiilery of Messrs. Maitland & Bryan, on
Canton street. was engaged at work q large vat
containing scalding still slop. when by unsc'
countable means he slipped and fell hesdforemost
iHto the burning liquid. Being large and powerful
man, he succeeded in getting out before assistance
resched him. He was immediately taken to his resi-
dence in the neighborhood. When stripped, the DO.
dy presented an swful sight, the skin and flesh acu
ally pea'ns from the bones He was alive on Satur,
day morning but with no prospect of recovery.
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CONGRESS-SATURDAY

SENATE.-The Chair laid before the Senate ,
communication from the Secretary of War
Several private bills were considered and passed
The Senate refused to concur in the amendment,
of the House of Representatives to the bill authors
ing the extension of the Alexandria and Washing
ton railroad into the District of Columbia.
The river and harbor bill was taken up and de
bated until halfpast four O'Clock, when the Senate
adjourned.
House OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-The first hour
was spent in debating question on correcting the
journal, which the House refused to do by vote Of
GO to "a. The House then went into committee on
the mailservice appropriation BILL and after
amending the same, the committee rose and report.
ed the bill to the House. 1t was then read third
time and passed
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DUBLIC sALE.-ATT ACTIVE

DUBLIC SALE.-ATT r A C TIV e
l. REAL ESTATE-FARM AND TAVERN ES-
TABLIsHMENT, ON THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD, FOR SALE Il offer at
public auction. such terms must needs suits the
purchaser. on WEDNEsDAY. the sd Of August, my
place, called "TOMAHAWK STATION" on the
Richmond and Danvile Railroad, II miles from Rich
mopd containing about $50 acaes, one-half with the
buildings lying on the South, and the other half
the North side of the roadbeing willing to sell all
or half.
The neighborhood IL good the location healthy.
and the improvements extensive. The place 10 well
supplied with excellent water, and is well tmbered
with pine, oak, etc.
In the bands of enterprsing person it believed
that this establishment would prove very profitable,
for it is place of much resort. and many boarders
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
for the summer months.
Post Office 10 kept there. and the present propr
etor hasa Stage Coach running three times week
to Cumberland county, which pays well.
To one disposed to speculate in the coal trade, this
place holds out strong Inducements, for it lies 10 the
midst of the coal region and the signs of this mineral
in the cut made for the railroad aud in digging awe
were exceedingly flattering.
The owner, who resides on the place, will take
pleasure in showing the Land &C., to persons dis
posed to purchase.
jy 2s-dIm* VIM A. MARTIN. Chesterfield.
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PHILADELPHIA, July ga riot occurred about
one o'clock this morning. at Fourth and Callowhill
streets, between the Paramount Engine and the
Moyamensing Hose. A German passing home from
avoiding was shot through the thigh Two others
are at the hospital: John Cline aged 90, ball hav
ing entered his back and lodged in his right breast
wounded probably MORALLY; and John Raltice
ball in his right arm Both belonged TO the Nova
mensing Hose. Several arrests were made. amoua
whom were Elisha Reed, with a discharged pistol
in his hand, belonging to the Paramount, and John
Dean OF Moyamensing. The fight was of short du
Ta'lon, but many sho,s were fired before the inter
ference Of the police
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE

LOWELL, Mass. July ga fire broke out las,
night Ia James Lsnnans stables in Damman street
which spread with great rapidity consuming the
Railroad Hotel, and crossing to Lowell street
where several large wooden buildings were destroy
ed, aud several stones. The principal sufferers are
Josiah Barnett John Maynard, James Lannan, N
Wright, Messrs. Buttricks. s. Proctor, and A. j
Brandt. The wooden buildings were occupied by
a number of Irish families who are houseiess.
little girl i've years of age pershed in the flames
aud James Lovett, fireman, was terribly if not ia
tally injured. The loss is estimated at about $3.50,
nOO ~N'
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THE SALE OF LIQuOR ON sINDA

THE SALE OF LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.
PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-Mayor Conrad has is
sued orders to the officers of the Police to continue
reporting all violations OF the Sunday Liquor Law,
declaring that he will continue heretofore to bind
over all parties tor trial by jury taking ground that
the recent decision of the Supreme Court in
Rarrs case was entirely an e1 parte testimony-the
Commonwealth not being notified was. therefore.
not represented at the trial. He stated that even il
the decision in Omnitt's case was overruled he
possessed ample power under other acts to enforce
a rigid observance of the Sunday law, and the
sanctity of that day should be maintained as it had
been since the issue of his proclamation.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.

FoUR GIRLS BURNT TO DRArH.-We learn by
telegraph from Springfield, Mass. that on Friday
morning last dwelling occupied by two Irish
families, near the Junction Depot Of the Chicopee
was destroyed by fire, and two girls named Courty
and two others named Coughlsn and Collins were
burnt to death. Patrick Bolsr was also badly burnt
10 rescaing his mother.
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The CHOLERA IN PRrsoN The Cholera broke
out 10 the State prison at Charlcstown. Mass last
Thursday night, and at noon on Friday seventy
prisoners were under medical treatment. Fifteen
or twenty are reported real Asisiie cholera, oth
ers are cholera morhus The best medical treat
mcnt has been secured, and at las, accounts no
deaths had occurred.
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Gaiten and William Arrington, suspected of being
concerned in the murder of Michael Higgins, late
Waterman at the cotton factory, were arrested or
Friday last, and taken before Justices English and
Brown for examination Gaiten Arlington, the
father, was discharged, but William Arlington, his
son, was remanded to Jail to await trial before
the next term of the county court for this county
alexandria Gazette
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FALL OF A BUILDING AND LOSS OF LIFE
% Saturday afternoon, the walls of large brick
building being erected by the Manhattan Gas Com.
pany, at the foot of Fourteenth street, New York,
tell In with tremendous crash--the noise resem
bling the bursting of a steam boiler. Five person
were instantly killed and eleven seriously injured
The building covered half an acre of ground Three
heavy iron roofs were suspended across, supported
by iron pillars, which gave way. The brickwork
was very poorly done. Two horses were killed
1t is stated that only twenty persons within at
the time of the FALL
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The failure of the Commercial Back of Tennessee,
being reported at Louisville last Monday
brokers of that place at refused receive its
notes. together with those of the Commercial Bank
OF Memphis, the Tszewell Bank, the Citizens Bank
of Memphis and the Farmers and Merchants Bank
of Memphis.
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Apnrsr oF ARRIsoN

The Warsaw dndisna) Express gives the follow
ing account of the capture OF man supposed to be
Or. VIM. H. Arrison, who Is charged with the
murder of the Allisone, of Cinciansd
"on Sunday afternoon las. man landed from
the packet at THE place. and inquired the way &c
he residence of Mrs. Ward, In the country. One
of our citizens gave the direction but Il seema he
mistook the way, aud night coming on, he put or
at the house OF Mr.. A. Robinson, who resided abe al
-ix miles from this place. The stranger seemed
very communicative said bis name was Ward wa.
a cousin TO Mrs. Ward, whose residence was few
miles Oh, and in the course of conversation stated
he had recently been In Cincinnati At the break
fast table next morning. Mr. Robinson Inquired q
his guest If he was In Cincinnati at the time the AL
lisons were murdered.
The stranger turned pale seemed much as,tated
denied having been Ia Cincinnati at the time re,
ferred to suddenly Lost his appetite abruptly left
The table, and soon AFTER, the house. A few hours
AFTER he had LETT party arrived at the house OF Mr.
Robinson. who were In pursuit. Of this same individu
Al MT X: directed the ofhcers to the residence oil
Mrs. Ward, which direction the fugitive had taken
10 short time aster the party returned having the
bird secured. He was taken to Keokuk, and 10 now
probably on his way to Cincinnati
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A day or two since we copied from the Los Anee
los Star sn account of eight with the Camanche
Indians, ia which il stated that Capt. A. b
Gray and forty OF his men were killed. The Wash
ington Union of Saturday contains a statement
signed by Chubb Brothers, to the effect that they
have received private advices from San Francisco,
dated June 30, 1854, which say that "A. B. Gray Is
now 10 this city" ee story of the fight is probably
fabulous
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BosTos, July 2s.-The COMMITTEES to investirst.
the recent oyer-issue Of ten thousand three bnnJS
and tweuty-one shares of the Vermont &c ntrri
road, By Mr.. Crane, made q lengthy report and ex
onerate all parties from fraud except Crane whor,
closes by Recommending the passage of resolution
that the corporation assume tine over Issues ursine
the enactment of stringent laws, Furnishing such act
aud demanding immediate and thorough invest
cation Of the affairs of the Company.
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SUNDAY Law IN PHILADELPHIA.-Mayor Conrad
made speech to the Philadelphia police on
Saturday afternoon, declaring his intention TO close
taverns on the Sabbath regardless of the recent de-
cison of the supreme court
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DEATH OF A NEPHEW OF WASHINGTON
IRVING

,WAsHiseToS, July 29th-Mr. Irving. uephev of
Warrington Irving died suddenly last nisht from ia
the habit of using SA ae "as ~
:, ~. Irving was man Of fine talents formerly
CLERK 10 the Census Bureau and during the sunnn.r
efs5i acting superintendent of the buresn dnrin ~.
absenes of Mr.. Kennedy in Eurnps. LUG
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REcovERIHe,-Capt.N Newton Craig, who was sho
recently in Madison, Indiana, while engaged in the
Della Webster affair, arrived in Louisville on the
25th. His wound is not 30 serious as at first sup
posed and he is in fair way to recover.
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CHOLERA IN NEW YoRK-The report of deaths
by cholera in New York during the past week has
not yet come to hand. The papers of that city be
leve however, that it will show falling off in the
number of deaths
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THE PRIZE FIGHT

NEW YORK, July 29.-Morrissey the pugilst, pub
fishes a card in the papers this morning In which
he says that Poole was actively assisted by hun
dreds of friends, who pulled him down and bea,
and kicked him. Morrissey offers to fight Poole, in
any way be chooses in 48 hours notice
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The Hon Henry A. Wise has written letter to
Mr.. Kidwell, member of Congress from Virginia
contrsdcting the report that he is opposed the Ne
brasks bill, and says if he had been in Congress he
should have voted for it. though he had objections to
some of the features of the bill.
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DoYLRsrows. Pa, July ga barn, situated at
bringe pont two miles below this place. was struck
by lightning last evening and entirely DESTROYED.
IL was full OF grain aud hay. which was Consumed
Tne horses were rescued. The property beloneed
to Thomas Drummer. s'A
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A LADY IN MALE COsr.rMr

WAs'ssGros, July s0.-A young LADY, dressed IN
boys cothss hes bees spprshendsd in this city for
going about the streets lsdeT suspicious
ees y z sspD0ssd that she escaped from 6ishor
DosaSs Seminary 81 Princeton.
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ARREST OF THE FEMALE sHAKEREss

NEW York, July 29.--The Police yesterday ar.
rested Elizabeth Bushnell, the young girl who re-
Gently palmed herself on the proprietors of Bar.
NUNS Hotel, as young Shakeress, just escaped
from the Shaker settlement and waiting the arri
val OF wealthy gentleman who was to marry her,
carrying on with her certain valuables. She was
however, discharged this morning, the parties from
Raitimore declining TO appear against her
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HEAVY FAiLIIRE

BUFFALO, July 29-Messrs PA. 81. A. Alder.
ger, butchers and provision dealers, have failed
Their liabilities are said to have been nearly one
hundred thousand dollars
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The Washington Union OF Saturday morning, has
lengthy article in favor of the resolution placing
sl0000000 at the disposal of the President If ne.
cessary, to in the acquisition OF Cuba during
the recess of Congress-