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Danube. her farther opposition 70 Russia would Be
doubtful Ia Berlin there was feelina OF public de-
nrs far the belief that the Prus.sn Cabinet was
~sissiua Russia by pressure upon the Austrian Co
vernment, The English and French ENJOYS at Ber-
lin have rec sived orders TO demand categorical ex-
plsnatinrs from Prussia 40 to her future course.
The Austrian Field Ma shall Hess TO have an
interview with Omar Pssha and the allied Generals,
At Ras'chuk, on the 5th.
o;iIls Of French and English bosts has destroyed
the Russian works at the Sana, mouth Of the Dsi !.
abe. sharp but Intellectual resistance was offered.
1 Russian General was taken prisoner. The guns
were thrown int the Danube.
HERMkssrApr, tby Telegraph. l--Forty thousand
Russians are being concentrated at Piojesti.
LONDON --latest gossip is that the Russian diplo-
natist. Count -, 10 here by connivance of Bri-
tish Government, and that member Of the Cabinet
introduced him to the West-end Club.
A telesrapbc dispatch to extra Of the London
Morning Chronicle, dated Danizic, Monday, the 10th,
says that Napiers feet had retired from Cronstsdt
aud was at anchor in Bsro Sound. There had been
action
No other dispatch confirms this report, but It is
copsidered likely TO be tIue the reason being that
ne Get may have returned to the landing of
French troops on the coast.
Cholera prevails at St. Petersburg. On Ist Of July
there were 400
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

New YORK, July PA serious riot occurred at
Rondout last evening. 1t commenced in low rum
hole constable attempted to quiet disturbance
when he was attacked, and ran, followed by an
Irishman armed with knife. The constable drew
his revolver, and shot his pursuer dead About 1000
lrishmen soon collected, threatening revenge when
the military were called out and dispersed the mob
Rock ISLAND July Give were visited yester.
day afternoon with tremendous gale, accompanied
with considerable thunder and lightning num-
Der of houses were blown down, and several steam.
ers lost their chimneys. The Golden Era had her
cabin entirely destroyed. At Davenport, a foundry
and store were blown down, seven persons buried
in the ruins, and one or two men killed.
NEW York, July "a The returns of the Banks
OF this city show the following totals Loans $92-
100000 Specie SIS, 720, 900 Circulation s. 76s
600; Deposits S75 $50 000
WASHINGTON, July 24-There was two deaths
from heat On Saturday. To-day the weather is
cool, with occasional showers. The general health
of the city is good.
NEW York, July 24.-The Pacific brings the an.
nouncement that the steamer Saranac had arrived
at Marseilles to receive the American Minister to
Tunis
MONTREAL, July 24.-The election as far az heard
from has resulted favorably to the Elgn and Kinks
Administration.
BROOKLYN, July 24.-The deaths at BROOKLYN
last week were 233, including 76 of cholera
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BOMBARDMENT OF SAN JUAN.

The following account OF the bombardment and
burning of San Juan is brought by the Prometheus
The sloop of war Cyane arrived at San Juan on
the 18th inst, to demnnd full and satisfactory apo
oey for the insult to Mr. Borland. The authorities
and inhabitants refused to make the slightest apol
ogy.
Captain Hoips then the 18th. issued pro.
clsmation to the authorities and residents that.
less apology was made by A. NJ, on the 18th,
he should proceed to lombard the town. No apol
ocy came. Capt. II. in the meantime took posses
ion of the Transit Company's steamers, and sent
them TO the town, offering protection to all who
choose to acceptit
Precisely at the time designated the cannonading
commenced, and continued, with briei intermissoD,
until3 p NJ. No disposition being manifested on
the part OF the inhabita nts to come to terms at 4
P NJ party was landed from the Cyane, com
manded by Lieutenant, and burnt the town.
Nothing remains but one or two small buildings to
the suburbs, to mark the spot No lives were loss
The agent of the Transit Company rendered a
free passage per the steamer Prometheus to all who
wished to leave, which few accepted.
The Cyane would sail for Boston on the 18th, ia.
king home Mr.. Tabuis, our commercial agent.
The British war schooner Bermuda, and the
West India Mail steamer. Dee, and British mer.
chairman were witnesses to the scene
The rainy season has commenced in earnest
The difficulties at San Juan did not interfere with
the transit of passengers.
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COMPENSATORY.

WASHINGTON, July "a.
sESaTE.-Mr. Petit made personal explanation
~ .eP,y 70 MI Benton's letter, in which Mr. Petit
.e,eired TO a. great liar aud dirty dog He said
sns. u ~ aid not show Col. Benton to be a wicked
ana iasifer of truth or an imbecile and do
ao nc would De content to serve the epithefs Mr.
mr. Mason unlimited to the Senstor and IN tho
chair whether without any reference to ths ms,tar9
10 controversy was In order or decorous n, Ssns
or House. ~ s"o osa-
Mr. Petit said that IL what Mr. Bento, h.. ..,a ,s
with gentlemen. 'A''sn
Mr.. Mason said the letter was matter mad. ,,,h
lie not In the House, but through the public ne e
papers. He raised question of order wbe,her ~
Senator could thus speak Of member Of the other
House. ~
The chair said that in personal explanations the
same rule applied In other debate. Itwss not In
such. -
Mr.. Petit said he did ncs Intend 10 refer to Mr..
as such - = -
NJ Mason asked II the decison of the Chair was
connned 70 rernafks Of the House - such,
Inc CHAIR said Il was for matters apd thinRs not
gone asa membs! OF Congress- member wss enfi-
s,ea % no protection hst did NOT eatend to any other
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THE INDIANS AND QUEEN VICTORIA
The following address has been forwarded by the
hands of Lord Elgin to the Queen:
TO her Royal Majesty pictoria,
Queen of Britain and Ireland
"GREAT MOTHER We, the Chiefs and Sachams
of the Six Nations of Indians residing on the Grand
River in Canada West, being assembled at our
Council fire in great Council take this opportunity
of assuring your Majesty of our unalterable attach
ment to your Majesty.
Great Mother, we have heard that your Males
ty is at war with powerful nation, and that your
warriors, with those of the French, as your allies
have gone on the war path. We are happy to hear
of this alliance and we feel that Great Mothers
cause must be Just.
"Great Mother your children of the Six Nations
have always been faithful and active allies of your
crown, and the ancestors of your red children ne.
yer failed to assist in the battles of your ustrious
ancestors.
"Great Mother, we now renew the offer of our
services against any external or internal enemy
that may dare to attack this portion of your domin
ions, and we pray the Great Spirit to bless your
warriors and those of your allies with victory.
"Done in Great Council, at our General Council
Fire, this Sd day of June, 1854.
(Signed) JOHN 8. JOHNSON
"and forty-two Chiefs and Sachems of the
Six Nafiona
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FUTURE DAY6

SubLIC 6ALE.-ATT r ACTIV E
TAn4 IIaa ~. EsHsITnTE-rAnM AND TAVERN Es-
pnbiis ,us,or Aa Al .p roR SALE = ODER q
p pissa ..,s On he "a q August
Rich,,.e. 10 90 Om AHAWk sTATION.o On FL.
M,cnmond ana Danvle Railroad II mises frnvc R,sh
mond containing about $50 acaes cuehsif ~. ni ~
nuiis,ne lying on the South and the other hsf -
or half "sus 70 sell Ill
The neighborhood 10 good, the loc.tior h..,.,.
and M improvements extensive The place + al
suppfi.d with excellent water, and 10 well timbsrea
with pine, oak, etc. 1osleo
the hands OF snterprisng person It il beIi.vea
mat ms establishment would prove very profitable
for = y place Of much resort and many bosrders
rom the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
Tor the summer months e.
fost Ofice Il kept there. and the present urousi
etor has q Stage Coach running three times : wei
10 cumberland county, which pays we'll.
10 one disposed to speculate in the coal trade tbi.
nae neids out strong INDUCEMENTS for it lies 10 the
OF the coal region and the signs of this mineral
IN the cut made for the railroad aud in digging we'll
were exceedingly aattering
Inc owner, who resides on the place, viii take
plsssute in showing the Land, &C.. to persons dis.
JvH-dfmN WIN A. MARTIN Cbesterfiela
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WANTS.

GITUATION WANTED.-A young Man
~ who has graduated in the schools of Ancient
Languages, Modern Languages and Chemistry, at the
University of Virginia. wants situation Teacher
in some good School or Academy. He can also teach
the more common branches of Mathematics, such as
Arithmetic, Algebra, Plain and Descriptive Geome.
try, Plain and Spherical Trigonometry Surveying
NC, well all that 10 commonly embraced in an
English education. Satisfactory testimonials can be
VaD iv 25-St
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BING.
BATH TUBS, SHOWERS, STATIONARY
WASHSTANDS. WATER CLOSETS.

w fAClAOlANOO " Al SLODC1D,
HYDRAULIC RAMS, &c.
TNHE subscriber has obtained, in the city
Il of New York, the services of the best Pumbe r.
in the United States, and 10 prepared, with an
extensive stock of superior material to execute in
the very best manner and with dispatch. all kinds of
work pertaining to this line of business
BATH TUBS oflead, copper, iron tin.
Every description of WATER CLOSETS, WASH.
STANDS.
Copper and Iron BOILERS.
Brass and Iron Lift and Force PUMPS.
SHOWERS for hot and cold water, put up to or.
DER and warranted to work well
Hanson's improved, balance valve HYDRAULIC
RAM put up to order in any part Of the State This
Ram is said to be the best the United States and
will raise water to elevation of at least fifty per
cent greater than any other process with the same
head and supply of water.
Having, at an extra expense, obtained the best
workmen, and laid in a stock of the most superior
materials, feel warranted in saying I will do as
good work as any establishment in the Union and on
reasonable terms
Persons in want of work in this line are invited to
call before closing their contracts.
Particular attention 10 called to new and superior
specimen of Planished Timed Copper BATH TUB,
now all the rage.
Orders from any part of the country promptly at
tended to. PAUL, BARGAMAN
1y Its 10th ST., near Cary.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
TRY GOODS AT AUCTIoN-

TRY GOODS AT AUCTIO Non
y WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock. at NV
Goods. DiJ
CLOTHING.-Alsoa an invoice of Clothing, con.
Tstng OF Cashmere and Cloth Sack and Dress Coat
Cassmere Pants Cotton Hose Linen and Cotton
Coats and Pantaloons fine Linen bosom Shirts Sns
peoders. Cravats Table Cloths &C.
Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
jy22 r. CAUTHoRN.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale has been postponed to FRIDAY
% inst, at 10 O'Clock. R. CAUTHORN.
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NOTICE.-Having qualified q. Curator

HoFiHK 4udHH6u ny OufdCOT
hereby notify his customers and the public gene.
rally that the COAL business will be Continued At the
same place and upon the same accommodating tern
cred ut the shortest notice. and those customers Law
ing In their supply during the Summer months win
not be called upon for mont until 1s Of January
next
hereby appoint Mr. c. B. LlPSCOMB my Agent
for sales of Cos and the collection of all debit due
made by him. whose acts shall be binding upon me.
@. N. FARRAR
Curator Of the Est Of G. FARRAa, deed
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
Office at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl Of

GTOCK OF OBJECTIONABLE
~ FANCY GOODS, CHOICE CIGARS. STORE
FIXTURES AND SALOON FURNITURE AT
AUCTlON.-Being ready to open my new establish
ment, No. 156 Main st, next door above the Ex-
change Bank, will sell at Auction, THURSDAY.
9th inst commencing at 8 O'Clock iu the morning
at my old Store and Saloons, No. 152 Main st , ext
door below the Exchange Bank. the entire stock of
FIXTURES therein. consisting of-Confectionaries.
Dried. Preserved and Fresh Fruits Cordias; Syrups
sorted choice Cigars Store Fixtures and Apparatuses
FURNITURE of the Saloon consisting of Settees;
Chairs; Side and Centre Marble-Top Tables; Engra-
Wings Mirrors, &c.
Alse-l Soda Pump. with six Fountains, Coolers,
Draw Pipes, &c.
Terms made known at sale.
JUAN PIZZINI.
Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
iy22
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER & VINCENT,

MI ARBLE WORKERS, on Main street,
AZ between 9th and 9th streets. and nearly oppo-
site the Second Baptist Church
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, FONTS, &c, of foreign
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
best stvle ofthe art $50
CARVING and LETTERING executed in a man.
ner not to be surpassed here or elsewhere.
The public respectfully invited to call and sx-
anime specimens of work executed BY them. az the
best test of their merit. iy1S-d3m
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~ bON0Eh.-daying yet Q very large stock on
hand, will continue to sell off one week longer
MY assortment OF DRY and FANCY GOODS is com.
cheaper than they usually sell for-vz; Ladies' Kid
Glove. black, Csc, and white ones superior arti-
Gle, SITE a pair; Brown Linen Table Covers SHE.
the best article for 4c. paper China Buttons doz
for oc Chldren's long Combs &c. piece and large
Give me call before purchasing elsewhere-you
may expect to get bargains ut
VALENTINE COHEN,S Store,
Jy z4-bE Corner 5th and Broad sta
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On Sunday morning last, about one O'Clock, fire
broke out in the block of frame buildings ON prin
cess, between Royal and Fairfax streets, Alexan.
dria, and the whole block, consisting of six dwell.
ling houses, occupied by several families, was, In
ashort time, destroyed. The houses belonged to
Mr.. David Appich and Mr.. John T. Gordon. Mr.. A.,
who owned four of the houses burnt, was partially
and Mr.. G. fully insured
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
HE CH0T.ERA AT NTaC1pA

O7IOLghH NIAdAHA-
NEW fonk, July IS Thirteen deaths occurred
yesterday at Niagara from cholera. It has created
apanic among the visitors, who are flying In all
directions.
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CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Senate was enga.
ged to-day In discussing the Civil and Diplomatic
Appropriation BILL The House had the Naval Ap
preparation bill under consideration. No vote was
taken, either In the Senate or House.
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nRIVER WANTED.-A Wagon Driver
~ for the balance of the year of steady, industri
Gus Maidstone who can come well recommended
Apply to THOS. WILLIAMS,
Lumber Dssler,
jy 25-St* Corner 9Th and Byrd sts, on Canal.
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CHILD KILLED az A PANTHER.


We learn from the Abingdon Virgiaian that little
daughter of Mr.. Barker living in the lower part OF
Washington county, was killed few days ago by
panther. Mira Barker had sent the little gil to a
spring for water. The child staying longer than was
necessary, the mother went in search of her. Ne'
the spring she found traces of blood and short dis
lance beyond, portion Of her child's body. Mr..
Barker was not at home, but the sgcnzed mother
succeeded in raising small company, who went in
search of the animal that had torn from her beloved
little few steps from the place where the re-
mains of the child were found large panther Yves
discovered in tree. The unerring rifle of one OF
the company soon the monster was observed,
brou ght him to the ground
DEATH OF AN AcroR.-Mr. Lysander S. Thomp.
son, comedian, late of Wallack's Theatre, New
York, died at his residence in Brooklyn on Sunday
evening, of congestion OF the brain.
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PROPOSITION TO SELL THE RUSSIAN TER.
RITORIES.
New York, July 25.-The next steamer from
Europe will bring Commission from the Gar. to
propose to sell to the Uned States Citka and other
Russian territories in North America.
The above IL the only translation we can give of
this dispatch. As sent to us, 1t almost unintel.
ligible.l
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THE REeETTA.-Mr. Aliens yacht " Breeze
won the race at Old Point, on Saturday, by dis.
lance of four miles. There are about $50 visitor,
at Old Point at this time
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w MT d. wish to hire by the
w month, white WOMAN that can cook wash
and iron for a small family.
EDWD. D. EACHO,
jy 25 Gen. Act. and Collector.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALIEN 4 C,

BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
- TION.-On WEDNESDAY, ID of August we
viii sell at O'Clock, at Auction store $50 Gases
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS; all fresh and desirable
goods.
TERMs-Under 500, cash 500 and over, mos.
credit, for approved paper
jv1s DAVENPORT, ALLEN co, Aucts.
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NJ OT1CE.-I will offer for sale, on the
~ premises, at the hour of 12 O'Clock M on the
first day of August if fair if not on 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 one-quarter in original wood so acres of the land
10 good river fats. There on the plantation
good dwelling, corn house, barn. and all the neces
sary Offices requisite for the comfort of a family
good apple orchard of about two hundred trees with
sufficient cherry, peach pear, and other fruits from
MI Sinton's nursery near Richmond.
The land is well watered with never-failinp
streams and an excellent spring within 100 yards Of
the house. There are two mills within one mile of
tbs pantation-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 album
dance of game. The citizens of the neighborhood
are respectable, and good neighbors.
will also offer for sale the same day CATTLE
horses mules, hogs sheep and farming Implements
house and kitchen furniture.
Terms of sale made known on the day of sale.
Possession given the LIST day of October or SOON
er il required by agreement Title retained until
last payment il made, which title is Internationally
good.
The undersigned residing on the premises will
take pleasure in showing the property any person
DESTROYS of viewing the If sold privately no.
tice will be given through the public prints &c.
RICHD g. COTTOM M.
Gold Hill, Louisa County, July 10, 1854
jvI8-tIstAug
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- LOST-A liver-c0lored POM
TER DOG. He followed gentleman to
the Slash Cottage, Thursday night, the goth in
stant He has collar with my name ON it; white
breasts and all four of his feet are tipped with white
Any information concerning him, left with MIR.
mond viii be thankfully received. and reward paid
to the finder. JAMES BOLTON,
in 2l5t Corner Of 4th and Broad SITS
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Il AND LOT IN THE TOWN OF SIDNEY.
At AUCTION BY virtne of deed of trust. dated
2lst of July, 1853, executed by A. R. Cousins and
ice to secure certain debt therein mentioned. The
subscriber, the Trustee named in said deed, being
thereto requested will, on MONDAY, 7th August
1854. at O'Clock, P. M. upon the premises expose
to SALE at public Auction. the property conveyed in
said deed, being "a lot of land, with q new framed
County of HenrIco at the Northwest intersection OF
Ella God and Clark streets, fronting on said Ewood
street 25 feet more or less and running back 125 f.
to an alley 20 feet wide"
TERMS-Cash
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BY KENT. PAINE Z KENT,
T ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
IL AUCT1ON.-On THURSDAY, the 9th inst.
house of Messrs. Word, Ferguson Co., the entire
balance of their stock of Fancy DRY GOODS to-
gether with great variety of Staple Articles in ex.
cellent condition, and to be closed without reserve
ALSO,
The balance of a RETAIL STOCK, with which
the sale will commence
VIII be added, five cases plain and printed SATI-
NETS, direct from the manufacturer
We will also sell sundry STORE FIXTURES, the
KEY of the store, with the unexpired lease, pos
session to be given LIST August.
Terms at SALE
jy IL KENT, PAINE l. KENT Aucts
ADDITIONAL.-Will be sold, Fat IL O'Clock an In.
voice of black and fancy cold French and German
Cloths. from fair to extra Qualities, containing great
variety of beautiful shades Also, black and fancy
colored Doeskins and Caqsimeres
jy26 KENT, PAINE KENT
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I OST-On the 18th of July last. and /
II believe in the city of Richmond, the SET to my
Watch Seal 1t has three sides-a bloodstone, cor
nelan and amethyst, set in gold.
As it is priced by me beyond its actual value, tie
finder leaving it at the Dispatch Office, will be ber
ally rewarded.
" 20-d6clt g. w. RICHARDSON.
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p d. SANXAY will take Dispositions.
liz certify to acknowledgment of Deeds, &c,, and
perform all other magiseral dutes will also write
Wills, Deeds of Lease, Release, Bargain and Sale,
He socits the patronage of his friends and the public
generally; can be found during the day at the Ey-
press office of Mr.. VIM L. MAULE, on Pearl street.
under the Office of Messrs. Toler Cook.
iy l8-dlmk
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fHA FOR PHILADELPHIA
= sail ON WEDNESDAY,, 18th instant. at
o'clock A. M.
The Steamship VIRGINIA, Capt Teal, is now
discharging and will receive freight up to the above
hour of sailing Shippers by the Virginia will send
down their goods a. soon as they can
For freight or passage, apply to
RANKIN BARKER,
iy25 Ag'ts u. s. s. Co.
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e1Vlf1ANO 4 BUkGER6 RlCdM0N0
MADE CIRCULAR eAWos--We heye tslt
Sssostnent 81 The sboRe named 1ewe op eeee- TO-
shawo bsan esd ~ expeTie99ee pauyeN - -
The Act 81 thslr keisG msnsfsetured heFe sn1 f.ly
wxrIaated. 1eoon1yaeelo the9 Il p1fensIse - 49,
ref6 prieeo ~ nMtxn - ~
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU

/ j SAND DoLLARs.- AND DAN
WILLIE RAILROAD COMHANY.-Two hundIet
Richnond and Dsnvills Railrpa1 Company are nov
ohered for sale, made redsemable In eve yesxs from
the date thereof, and the interest payable ssm-an
This amount beiDg obtsined the road win s. CON
Rlstsd 70 Denvills In twslvs Inoaths from this ms
Person: desrins to invest may spply eithar st q,
James Brown, Jr.. OF kobt Il Mssry.
~ 7-6md P. VAN DEUkB0N Txeasuf.f.
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Dull TIMES.-A gentle

DULL TIMES-A gentleman
said to us the other day, How is 1t, Mr.
Maurice that when visit all the other stores in tho
when come to your establishment always find you
doing brisk trade ?' We gave friend the recipe
with which we had cured dull times: Goods well
bought are half sold"
Ours being new store, we had put every thing
down to the very lowest notch, 30 as to secure an
fresh and nice. the schems had taken beyond our
most snguine expectation
Just received large lot of black and colored Gal
tiers, for Ladies' Also, Children's black bronze and
French gay Morocco Bootees, all of which will be
sold cheap at the Metropolitan. Isl Main st., Esse
iy25 CHAS. s. MAURICE