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The United States sloopof Cyane at Aspinwal
TO leave for New York Annexed is list of her
Ofacers:-
Hollns Commander; Lieuts., Pickering, Read, Faunt.
leroy and Edwards; Purser G. c. Upham; Surgeon, j. j.
Brownell; Assistant do, G. Peck; Master W. H. Wilcox;
Passed Mdshipmen, w. R. Mayo S. L. Bellse; Captains
Clerk, O. NJ, Gillerson; Pursers Clerk, +. T. Borrell
Boatswain, HEWLETT Gunner, Lllistsn; Carpenter Will
hams Sailmaker, Davis.
The officers and were all well.
Mr. Alfred Thorn, of Col Thorn, of this city pas
senger board the North STAR died the 22d inst of
dysentery.
We learn from the Purser of the n S. that the mail
steamship Illinois had not arrived at Aspinwal on the
14th inst.
The Cyane left at Carthagena, the 10Th inst, a
French squadron of six SAIL consisting of three steam
soops the frgate Iphgenia and two twenty gun briggs
They there for the purpose of enforcing claim
sixty thousand dollars made by French subject for
-four destroyed by order of President Herrera few years
ago.
There Eve thousand men engaged at work on the
Panama Railroad that force would be kept work until
will be in readiness for the by the middle of May
which will leave but eleven miles of good mule road to
Panama. All the main points Of difference between the
Panama Railroad Company and the Provincial govern
ment have been settled except few which to be
ferred to higher powers.
There great rush Of passengers from Australia
to Peru in consequence of reports circulated in Austria
la of the discovery of Jumps of gold on the
banks of the Amazon.
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this Is far below that Of last year This Is to be
for by the fact that the Mebourne nr;ce S
gradually 'sen to that sydney which nut ston 10
the large spe ative purchases for the sydney market
Those who ope. ate now for remittance do it through
agents here direc : to Britain.
Ounces.
l-Amount shipped, per Melbourne Customs
returns ".-.................... 25,o3s
amount taken from the ovens by escort. s. 500
o.-amount taken by prv,1e hand .......... 240 339
4-n banks and private hans OF Victorian gold 40 900
~, 3S9, OIL
Total amount taken to Sydney Mss No. l. 3S4
s7Sozs, or Is tons, 4 cwt. lbs. ozs at 75s
per roz......................... fl 36s 292
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EeiQht, ms.

TABLE VII.
Sheing tie amount Of Specie Imported into Melbourne and
Gtelong in the Fear 1858.
The shipments of specie, stated below continued in
creasng during the first six months of the year. after
which they gradually declined until they ceased altoge
ther in September Large quantities continually be-
ing brought by arrivals and the amount set down is
rather under than estimated Several shipments of
specie have taken place this year. principally to the East
where the rate of exchange at the time such made
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Total. ee,0 0oe 29,95o
29,950
&C, G56
Arrived overland, from Sydney and Ade-
hide and estimated increase from births
ID the colony ....................... io,Ooo
Total increase. .................. $50
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/. BY Government Escort rt...............l,7o7 ,7o7 524
2. By Victoria Escort Company 265,34O
3. BY Melbourne Escort Company. .......... 117634
4. Brought by private hand. 453 507
s. Shipments of gold from ports Of Vctora (aken from
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LIABILITIES.
Notes in Bills in Deposits


Notes in Bills in Deposits N'mbr
Quarter CircUio CircVid- and 76ol Of De-
Ending ton fion Balances. LJfiities p'toTs
Sept. so, vi. ps,a32 $500 6444S4 752,35
Fec. 3l.... 1s005s 10497 roo Iol4,26f 60o0
Mar. 81, '52. ,s2i 20,71I 1,420, GOO 1SS9,20l
June &c.,. C60os9 80, ,018 2.CO2 S73 2,U9s s7l
Sept. t2l ,2o3 CO 523 8, ,243 096 i,330,el2
Fec. ,edc o92 So 22s 4sso, $40 54o62eo 20 ooo
Mar. 81 53 ,fa3,203 $3.50 8, ,4c3 4s2 e,9sO,lT4
June Co.,. ,ss2 III, ,2l2 6, ,q53 $50 7,5Ge3 1888
scrt. so. 7s5,c52 90,sO2 9, 5,14S e26 1915 $50
Zee. 81 lo1o,0s5 $500 6,316sl0 s,3l9 s35 30 900
Assna.
DeJis due Goyeyr-
QhGfi1' 10 The mcn Sc. 7odi
erding. Specie. Buuiop. Banks curifies. Assets.
Sep. so, ISL. G1q,o90 92i2e4 LA, 274
Ice 81, 81. 321 S25 1880! 109h,426
M'h.31, 80. 471,t05 2,207 ssl,4C0 1855 572
J'c so, 52. 5oi,7C3 137, ,226 S98,437 Lea, 426
Sep co. 49, 406 5o0101 1887 1855 l5 1886 3as5 i37
Zee 81 52 o14ee3 22o 981 24s8C2s $4,000 D,781 27S
h3 49, ass cs5 237 COS LOST 524 So 900 Q, T22 bS2
Je 80 573 apl lb2 s27 o4o So 900 s725 7e6
Sep ao 5s l29l 2e4 $50 80 900 l43 !2s
Fec 81 'Ss,s 47sio8 eessss 4ae2 2s2 $4,000 ses7s'o
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TABLE NJ.
Shc,siug the QpCniy Of God Dws taken % Adeiaids in
he year 1853
The quantity sent TO Adelaide by escort is less by
half this year than last. In consequence Of this def
cheney the Adelaide government have withdrawn the
escort the continuance of which would have entailed
loss The price Of gold in Melbourne having risen during
the above the Adelaide price, may account in
degree, for the reduction in the quantity being sent
there. The shipments of this year, Notwithstanding,
exceed those OF 1852 by AZ, Geo ounces
Ounce.
l-By overland escort. 0y, ll5
2-1aken by private hand nd................... Cl 900
3-stock in hand 1882 estimated .......... 200, $40
lotal. 400 ,22l
4-Amount In assay Office banks, and private
hands, estimated. 1855, 900
o-Amount shipped. .305, ,221
Total. 4eo, 22l
Total amount taken to Adelaide 100 405 ounces
being Nos. and 2, or tons, 10 cwt., . qrs.,
IL lbs o., ct I5s... cool 81
TABLE III.
Shc,in9 Me Quantity u Golddy1 taken 10 Sydney in tho
Yedr 1853.
The quantity of gold which has been shIpped and
taken privately to Sydney, also that by Oyeps Escort
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Total !. :, ,2es sos 22S ia $50 o24 2,4o7, 722
Port to which the preceding shipments OF gold have
been made. and their Values


7.-Quanty shipped to various ports but Ounces.
entered through the Customs. .......... 10000
SAmt unit Of gold dust remaining at 3lst Dec, 1865:
Ounces.
In the Treasury, Melbourne nc............... 90 0lS
In bank. .......... 800 600
In banks, Geeong, Belfast and Portland ..... $4,000
In private hands in Melbourne and Geelong,
elusive Of gold dust in the hands Of diggers,
storekeepers, and Others, at the gold iclds and
on the roads to Melbourne and Geolong. $50 900
Total. ........... ......................6S4 6S4 9is
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The Latest from Washington.
COL. FORNEY'S DUBIOUS PROSPECTS-RETURN OF MIR.
soULE-THE PRESIDENTS vEro-THE NEBRASKA
BILL, ETC.
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The United States soop-of Cyane at Aspnwall
TO leave for New York Annexed is O list of her
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5000, ,342
Or 12s TONS 15 cwt qr lbs oz at 75s 5sS 1872
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
YEsERDAY.

~ AsnRiCAN.H Ea.i.c-. Richmond; S L.irsson, Bali;
y Hubbard. Y; w 7 Pepper. Bir; q 1. Chri.,;so N
no'ker ID Pstten. Mrs Reid 4 syt Buckingham n w
,o"n Mob u: II Cooper, Coluinbia; w Rice Z lad,
mrs hobart, o; GoIdoo. Po. h,t,r; NJ q HueLiv a
p. nnep, Graves. Washington: 3raekeu 4 lsdy,
rns; Henderson, Charleston; Roberson. pot,on p
D'tlsn1 adj, Miss Borand. Miss A Fataue.b,w y
- q Everett, Allen, Burlington.
:, AC NGE H0TEL.-L Knight. L.we,b,,,. e.
p'9"r, North Carolina; Frousdae La; Il H,r,ins,on
hioy John Grain, South Csrolins: W Watkins Cha,
,o'e' Bergaman, New York; ID Mcdowell Notth C,ro.
m, 1erdone Orange; A Woods Chsro,,.yille. i
,, ni,iison. Richmond: Woolridge Master IIowa,d
n,alo,h,nn; III Griniih's, Baltimore; u Whitesids.
ny iuliey Louisa Court House; DR. A PIasg George
,1Nn, u. u; Reicbard, New Orleans: j Wickhs,n
Orleans ' LIZ heuse' New
NM nBAN-P oroiier Bait A Eiu,rd. Lancaster. d J
' su Augusta: subett. Pouhatsn; wilson Am,. D
sus, HlhS; wilkinson, wilkinson hu.on p.nyii,s.
pns Chss City Ciem.n Sarry; rhornyiI. kpnn,,,o,
AIsn Price Price, Cumberland; Cav Bae sng,,ns
Richmond ~' WI "''s'e' Johnson,
UNITED STATES HorEL--G wilson, n soo, ,d
hoy spear Lynehburg: Ford, Frederieibar-
ssnt, kehmond Akin and lady, Henrieo ia, Rom
Charles City Wyatt, Richmond Iaf,r.. sno,tyiy.
MO- Dr. RosIe Hanover Captain bay
ooud Grayes Caiforpis John H. and lady C Ia.
so Robert E.mes Roekbridge; Claiborne. Florida: Ihoma.
s'no'thed''a Hinemsn, Phi:a; John Gray Abingdon.
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Ii ATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL THE ASIA
NEW YORK, July l2.-The steamer Asia bas arrived
with Liverpool dates to the LIST instant
An Austrian army, 100000 strong, wa, preparing to
enter the Princpalities and present further hosues
The entire anglo French force were at varna preparing
tut an expedition into the Crimea under Admiral ST. Ar
maud.
The whole Russian army ofOccupaOn were falling back
in good order Pruth
The Turkish garrison already on the march to Cr.
inca.
The Emperor Nicholas was said to be on bis way to
Crimea.
Admiral Napier, June eth, was concentrating hi,
whole force preparatory to attacking Cronstadt.
Inc Official reply to Austria had not arrived
The Aus'rians will certainly occupy the Personalities
The battle field seems changing to the Crnea.
MARKETS
Richardson buotes Western Canal Fou- at SO SOS Cd
Ohio ses White Wheat lis Cd; Red lis. Corn has de-
clincd Is Cd. Cotton is firm and active Sales Of the
week 10000 bales prices stiffer-market uncbsuped
Consols closed at o..
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POSTSCRIPT.
TBiRTY-TiiIAD CoNGREss-Fii. sc..ion.
WAsniSoros, July IL, 1854.
SENATE

CIV, Ws..snisoros, July III, 1854.
Mr. BLACKWELL presented memorial of five hundred
slave act. r "
MT. sumner presented the memorial of Josiah God,isrd
neichaht IN New York, declaring the fugitive slave Ia
70 DC unconstitutional according the judgment OF sp-
proved Witnesses aud sense and therefore ought
70 and also the memorial OF members Of the
repeal OF the same law
Mr. Brodhesd presented q resolution requesting the
to inform the Senate II suitable site
can DO obtained for the erection of Post % building
In Philadsphha-andi " So what price, and that he COM
muncate to the Senate copies OF for lots and
the construction Of buildings, &c, with any suggestions
be may have TO make respecting the same Adopted.
The bill for telegraph limo to San Francisco was again
taken up. and 1t was then passed-yeas 90, nays 10
The bill allowing the Alexandra Railroad Company to
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was taken up when M
Mason offered an amendment allowing the COMPANY 10
construct bridge above Georgetown and then let tho
not on Pennsyivania Avenue. Adopted, and the bill
passed.
The chair laid before the Senate communication f,om
the Secretary Of the Treasury submitting In con-
with the resolutions Of the Senate 10 January asI CON-
OF the revenue laws OF the United States carefully
and collected into law with obsolete and nconss,en,
PROVISIONS omitted aud all arranged and adapted to the
present wants OF the country with improvements and adj
dions as are required by experience The secretary
ms TINS TO congress- aud asks for It's immediate enact
ment Referred and ordered to DO printed
Mr. Brown laid on the table q substitute he in,cnds or
fering for the homestead law " 'N'e"us Vi :
The bill granting the right of uay for railroad ,h,or.h
the government grounds at Pensacola. Fla passed
M Sebastian said executive session was iudisnsps
BILE TO day, aud he moved one; agreed TO.
At quarter past three the door. were ,.,.d 49,, Al,
Senate adjourned Wv
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Tho House passed bill incorporating the Gsroe,ow,
Gaslight Company VIC e'se'o"n
Mr. Bennetts bill granting land equally to the ,eva,,
States for railway and school purposes WA, ~;
the third Tuesday In December ne,t PN''p'"'u ''''
The House agreed to tho Senates amendment tn sevc
raj territorial bIls '"' W se'e>
Two private bills were passed also Tho h,, r,,L;, ,-
vision for the postal service of California and in 6racon
aud Washington Territories ~ ~ o'sso"
Ar. Olds FROM the committee on posoaicc, reno,,ad
bill repeating the section in the law of Ananp, 100
which makes deduction Of so per cent on preosid nos,
age on newspapers aud periodicals lie looked on tho
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ENGINEERs oFFicE,
EXTENSION ORANGE AND AIKxlSpRiI r r

ENGINEERS OFFICE
hA'ENSioS TRANCE AND ALEXANDRIA r. r,
yr,n rnSr, <--x . December ed, 1853. !
o. miles OF the Orange Alexandria
.oe,ye an! Lynhenrs viii be ready for examination b. per-
sons wishing 70 make proposals. in the
about one half lying Charlottesville and me
the LynehouTg end The heavy the country hAlhy ara
Astounding in the means ofliving. "'' NN-
Specifications will be
they ready for disiTibutlon. s''N- ""'"
Parties unknown 20 the undersigned Isrd Iopl, Of
neir aoAy and experience from the hey have zen
reesnty emf loJed. By order Of the Board.
dsSt-dIcsndu Irvrrsoy
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NJ" iohk' July le.-Flour-Bet,cr grades are i'm.
proving Southern heavy at ss,;oAy. Corn-sou,herp
Yellow 74a75c per busheL
BALTIMORE, July l..-0ur market Is dur-ao.r se,,cs
prices unchapged
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LATE FROM UAvIyI

'HAhLf'roS. July leThe steamer Isabel has arrived
"0 havana with dates to tho s,h inst More Spanish
troops were arriving there
seven deaths have occurred Key Yves, from cboler.
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T'os- = CLARKE. late OF Richmond.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

'INHs subscrber having pureha..J a.. ors. ,.,., $3.50,
ihoS s Lambert, Eco. vii, be pleased 10 ree,,s or
CO. An S,s, n Az under The r,n.E.ntn, FRANCE
.ni hs Dra"ln will be forwarded soon A. ts.y a.
| Tlf0S. J. CLARKE
Eaitin Al
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7h.,,., ...,,. - $4,000
dents OF The District OF Columbia benefit Of the
ers every shareholder receiving DaEuerreoiyns "s 90
OF me very finest quality elegantly cssed tSe high cha
Acisr and position of those the ard
ana business Of Mr. whltehus he suscent
ana aiih uy performed pictures 10 be taken T
De among many Galleries producing FOO
sold. 10y '-N-'4nd enAles VAL De
Certificates may be obtained sLADE BAKERS No md,
1ssnEe Hotel on application, pos,paid By eacIo.
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LiTEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Repakfed Tor INA Ri.h.n.A urAi-
CONGRESS
Or me Rishuend whlr.

"Ssoros' July is.-Iu the Senate the discussion OF
'ae homestead Bill resumed Mr. Seward Int. oJueed
.n' creed OF the Know No,hings In the debate Mr..
gay declared that the pssaseof bill giving public l.pes
A"en' ana foreigners would cause the formation Of
eon"on's Native American prry throughout the South
ern States.
Inc House discussed the River and Habor Bill bu, no
action was had upon IL.
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SAILING OF THE EUROPA. ROBBERY, &c.
ioAk' Jolly i2.-The Europa sailed to day, taking
W. passengers and nearly 100000 10 gold.
Inc Banking House Of Augu,te Belmont was robbed
last night Of $1,000 '''N
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VILLAGE OF CoxsACKrE DESTROYED BY


ALBASY july ia fire broke out In this beautiiu l
thriving village situate the Hudson river Green coun.
~, n. T. Before the flames could be eIlnguished nearly
the entire village was laid In ruins including three ho-
els the pos-oce churches and other public build.
ngs. The entire loss is estimated at $40 600 to $780,
OOOparty insured The distress produced by this Gala
nifty falls heavily on the citizens.
NEw YoEg, July 1.-THE check for seven millions OF
dolas presented to-day at the subtreasury by the
Mexican minister, Me- Amonte aud promptly paid In gold
IL was deposited az follow: s3,OOOOOO in the Bank Of
Commerce. s2,O0OOOO In tho Bank OF America 81 300
600 ~ the Merchants Bank, $500 900 in the Bank Of
New York, aud 100000 in the PhenI Bank.
NEw ORLEANS, July s.-The steamer Phiadelphis from
Havana With dates TO the 9th instant brings intelligence
that Admiral Dubuque, Of tho French feet died there on
the sd ueBpt
dutch shphEi srived a, Havana, bringing about 500
Chinese labotcfs.
BosToS, July 1.-The graduating class az Hartford
College next week numbers So
extreme heat and the absence OF rain hiss seriously
ahectcd the crossing crops Fruits and vegetables are un
pTecedehiedy scarce.
LOVE AND SUICIDE.
BOSTON, July ll.-Mr. Marsh, Of Pembroke and Miss
Sanpson OF Soughtoa, lasbed themselves together aud
JUMPED Into tue mill pond at Abingdon yesterday, aud
NEW HAyts, Conn, July ilth.-Michsel Jennings, the
murderer OF hr' Bradbury, at North Haven hung
tors. W 'P
hEw ORLEANS, Jaly i0.--Nnbanks rope.waIk, factory
and contents, with several other buidipes we're de.
soyed oy hre yesterday Loss s20OOOO covered by 10.
WHFFLISe July 1.-THE river fsllps with fee, in.
chee water In the channel
rIITsRuRO, jolly ll.-Tbsrs are fee, water in the
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MARKETS

BALTIMORE July is.-Rober, @. Scott Esq, Consul
to Rio, arrived here to day. o'''1'
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ACTION SALES.
sy1Vl;Y DlYE-

n AND FOR siLE-Ia pur.u.n.. a,
March iS 10 .Sss al 90 the i',h
and others sss on m" m,sy Archer ". ,h.lI
,sas: l.od ala Heay AL :. Rses
nils vest FROM F.rmve about one MI. M orc ,.o
Of Tosseo coD wSea, SSs o., and ven adapted
s@slas ss. ns H. The eemortsS.
ps..ss,s vii pleas Sa1 @ say 70
viii .ao IRE Iss d 20 Mr. Richard Pae Pnve sss
- e,saI, q year. N -qaa, n.,,.n. vii,
psTt,eu, r, ra UNI, ne purchase paid Further
as1-I s.- ,,--------------- THOMAS NosELEY
by Davenport, Allen & Co., auct..
k1GE PEEP Pep s 1f uTaSs IT, OF CAR
Seoes y. shall SELL at the stable occupied BY Mr. j. So,
.carriase.
Horses. Harness, &c.
property by sera &c IL: ground all being
p,osss Onder tioo cash. over siOo erdi, FOR Ar,
~. BY order of the T nsyssyo,-
rTapAY day August, a, I saS Saf H Il " .s On
Sss ssaS 1a raH i1sS and IL
&Sau es gs1a a.
ssar and onef'Urh in Eshy acre. ae are S S
asa's barn aad all the requisite for h S Morn
Ss,.: , .Gsi iTs s sn:nS
fns n ,ns The land vel never
one near s. ar, two mills about one mile plantation
~iSsn TR much s1 ID. es .,s
?, mH ani The Ii.ntaon with Of .sns The
% Va neishboThood
IL 80 orsr sale on the day, Cattle MlI.s Ho,,s.
'eeP Farming implements, House Kitchen rurni
Isrni OF sale made known OF sale. Po.,.,,,o, ,
OF october or sooner required agre,n.nt
rn'h Iasi tsyurnt !, made, which
uhderssned, residing premises, viii ,,ks ni..
the - p''''N u's''Ou' OF viewing
sold privately notice will be given through public prin
God Hil, Louisa CO., July I2 Is55-dIetd. We ''''o"'
by Dunlop, Moncurc & CO. IncI-
NhoCtIIifs. &C.. At AUtTlUN--O On rPfn,y ia,
~ instant, commencing o'clock will s. a, a., 49,
part Of >e'e'' &C. consisting Ia
SS hha' S Sugar ranging from fair choice quality
100 bbls prime Molasses
20 hbls Whi.key
coenae BrAniy, Holland Gin
GunpOwder aud PoGchoug Tea
Assorted Candies
sherry and Madeira
Adamantlne Candles; Mustard; Fish Az
cash; over $780, months credit for an
vi DUNLOP. MoNcURE 4 Co. Aus,s
ny PuIliam q Davi. Aucu
EINtlSETURE AT ACCTIOS-I VIII ,su ,-i,.s. |
s.stss Al my residence 9th and Narshs .rsss
% TUESDAY, n-x the 18th n.t At 10 eel NJ
lie fo owing furniture o W " -'SNN' n 81 |
PlNno Forte,
.plentid se;t Dining Tables
Beds, Bedsteads &c,
Mahogany ChAirE,
Centre and Side TAblej.
Oto=iAns, Sofas
a,stiAie Carpets, together With many ether ,,,i .,
and Kitchen Furniture belonging 10 veil t.nt
I,aSs 90 sItE-Au under $lCO cash. tina. sum and
credit Oh months vii be given for approved negotable
PrLlr,st p,r,, ,n,,. H. N. TEAPLEroN.
$50. Jyll
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MIME IL CLAhhs PItNO-.-P TkY.
Is: .sGSs s.s ss q %.se
.p2, from their and e,,Shd anaas,dy
and several prize, at the Farn
Patent no Oven ss @ The s.e
y W and
H. TAYLOR has sold In thI, city 70, .,
.erenteen years. to the entire .stfaon hi, ausroa.
The public cautioned to observe the title OF the
Guitars, yon, and Fste. Also Guitar and y,o
T. has in ',sre the and standard Mu
S s a. Dc ao found ,SIn q nIaors and weekly
made to schools and dealers,
ting health at this year 1. 10 iere the ,t,rh .,
10 from AZ s Liver O5Pa
s the system. ss%.s %d1 cha. IN IT, action
Tor which purpose We know OF yet ta;
srs man .s,arei from purely vegetable by jah
eeaa. asI o ,hroushoe the country by
aud fan climate rhsa TAKEN a se sS%s
cs%p Cholera oG aa aSI r.S. say
blood stomach t. s. as5 from Pa5 Of
medicine over ali other. know 70 rr%S b.,er; as f.ny
no time IN doing So a. they viii AFFORD relief Try
Price 20 cent. per bo,lle.
LyneSas | city Rich
. sa a DR. S.nn Wan WYNN.
kSs Toy TSrfok GarIiss and Portsmouth wheat
81 D. s'-' ""d D"'" d hiier Baltimore,
Order, promptly allied by ADDRESSING
Je9o-d2w r. pAKgR plebno,, y.
~ OLD SORES, ULCERS all eupiloas and disease,
Of T T. 1ssf s sSoa See The
citizen Of Richmond Va BY spanih Mixture he Sd
YAH. sashs ',d asf S5 Es' Of e S.s
S S SsSs . pST . him as
joints ' - '"e '"-eS A-ii
i ss5 .els% BENEFIT BEERS BEERS,
~ Druggists.
UNOn NEW YOUK-rTPSJ' I-TSCry
II Line OF Richmond and New York Packets IN
hyperion sailing regular packet schooner TFS
b ycU ~, osp,an W: G. Harris, hnEnr portion "
iys DAVID cURRIE
HIT T.. MAIL sTEAMsHIP ROANOKE
o'eocl-F0R NEW York ria EORF1IE@ FfSSsS
The ROANOKE Capt Thos. skinner receive freight .As
the eLiiTe day OF Friday the ls;h inst.
Passengers before the hour DE-
paIturc, o'clock Saturday morning.
Tickets and bsTths secured 0e side Of Basin
Passengers taking this ship for Norfolk charged by
the River steamers.
HlS-2t LuDLAM A WATSON
ENOH LSStiiDuHti-Boat UNION, Captain WiIi.a "A
f'anke' Is no" loading and wall leave Thursday evening
49, LEE CO.
ENOR BOSTOS-FyRST observation-disclosures
~, and Boston Line of Packets-The sup tEN
saing regular packet schooner CERITo Capt 3fT&
CroNei having portion Of her cargo
going on board will sail with all possible
jyla DAVID oURRIE
EtNoR BtlTIM0RE.-Thereg regular p lclet sehr wM
a COLoClrT, Krwan, master, having = PARTON Of tItlN
her cargo engaged and going board will have f
pI.e a ror balance OF earso,aPPlyto -
HOVER BATHs-we have in store ard to aIriye mr. 49,
- Gaego, fine Locks Pateu and other Rats
mp or sliEe, sponge and Hand shower Ch!ren RAN
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