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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24
COIN MATCH lz.S.

lust Received, lev more Of those fine.
y aalatili, Duplex and Lever Watches.
These Watches can't be beat, call and ex4
anime, an Won that want the time.
Vicksbnrp iliar24. DOW MING II MOODY.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24
TIE f.ATsES1l sTYE rs.

TIE LATEST STYLES
LIST Received . large ard superior atsolt
d rent Of SPRING and SUMMER CLO-
HING, listing 10 pasE 81
Light Cloth ard ashmarsf Dress, Efock end Sack
CoRE
prab d,fta and "a lpnen ccats
Biafk Doeskin and Drab d'ea Pants;
Fancy Cashmere nlid Linen DO.
Fancy silks. Safin and Morsciles Fesf;
Hats, Caps, Shirts, Drawers, Hosiery, GlOres,
Cravats, Umbrellas, Trunks, Canes, and al
articles nscsssary r. tbc ccmplese wneasqbs
81 gentleman.
ALSO Ia splendid stock Or Cashmelc Cloths,
black blue and brow; CassmoTes black, blue
mad Fancy coorcd; and Yestiue- which we viii
have made % order BY experienced Wofkmtn, IN
the best possible manner.
Our clothing bas been made under tie immer
diate supervision d one Of The firm, who has
spent rome time ID New York lor that purpose.
Customers may le certain that they will get
fresh goods, well made. and of the latest styief
Both being practical mechanics Of years exferi-
tncc ia the business hsy viii leave nothing un-
done By which theYmny be enabled 70 supply
their customers with goods, equal, il not bupgris
0f, 70 any III tho SouihWest.
Gentlemen, desifing goods il oui ne,wil Please
give Is q call before purchasing elsewhere.
HAlNES 81 RUSSELE. Merchant Tailos.
M B.a-W have removed 10 The large an CONS
modious estabiishmtnt next door 70 D, SWEET on
sIHashIpgion ST IT. r.
VfehshnfO rnnrch "a
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24
al 0N8R IlaIs Fl8 IN rs )

Final . etJIelHenB.
NOTICE IS hereby 6 ven that the undersIgn-
~ ca guardian of K. K Stevens will present
his account for final settlement and allowance
with the Probate Court of Yazoo ounty ct the
ai az term 1854. III. PIcKEFT, Guardian.
Yazoo ounty d iss. March 23 ls54--5t.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24

The neMspap eber efflits generally commend the
poetry ii phnbe Gareyss book recently published
but the par0diesare almost universally condenr-
Md The New York Times says;
aEof lhe port crown 81 has ~tor the pared Fl
1 fools cap. Let theFeadRr consider the follow
iKp poem and parody first The poem by Aldrieh.
CiN CoLUMAfAN.
Her suffering end with The day,
sss Yet lived she at IT. close,
And breaihed the long, long night away
Inastatue-ike repose
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24
But when the sun, III all Bis state,
LIN al Is : aslafsarrl al iens

IIIIIIEEII % q
She passed thfougl glory e nnorrin g8tes
And walled ia Paradisen
Her washing ended with thedaY,
Yet lived SEQ In itg elise,
And passed the long, long night away
q dafning ragged hose.
Bat when the sun in al its state,
Lflumed the eastern skies,
She passed about the kitchen Crate,
And went q making PIES
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24

II Us 4 received, eject from Texas. on conslgns
8 nlent. 80 Bushels Of Bor's de arc 81 Usage
Orange iced, beaNhiul gro Nth for Hedges.
march 24. JENNINGS - DEVLIN.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24

Ed WH1e Please announce the follows
ing gentlemen as suitable eandidat4s to
represent Ward Nee nlhe next beard Of
Selettmen:
9. l. BowER, J. r. BlILY.
81 HARmson. JONI G. YoUaa,
ED. BOWMAN.
MANY. VOTERS
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-24

ED. Vine Please annollnee the follow
ing gentlemen as suitable caul % REF
present Ward 10. 1 il the next Board uf
6elec.ne
p o 'DoxSklt, MTeaIE.
Jse. Il. WRslYe,. Gro. 81. POWELL,
MANY VOTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10
By TAYLOR 9 WlLLIAMs.
BUILDING LOTS ON MAIN. CARY

- AND BROAD STREETS, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, 10th August ct 81 o'c ock p. n. :.
upon the premier win be sold that beautiful lot Of
lana nfuated on Main between Adams and Jefferson
street, fronting s. feet and running back l55 feet TO
an alley Thta II most beautifully situated lot and
!ocateo az II 1s IN pleasant and improving
MOOD - very desirable for building site.
Also vacant lot on the north side of Cary street.
o. o. ne flsns nosd nssry opposite to the resdsnce
80 test g rhP fronting feet and running back
Also. vacant ot It the southeast intersection Of
nresd ana Monroe streets fronting 40 feet and run
mrs back 100 fee. to an slisv
..t.s ~. u want e desirable building lots should
aulo TAYEoR { WILLIAMS. Aucts.
A UCTTON SALE OF THAT MOST
"A VALUABLE REAL ESrATE IN 1Hr CRY
OF kICHMOND. KNOWN AS THE SWAN
TAVERN PROPERY.--On TUESDAY. 15th dav
Of August 1854 at 81 O'Clock r NJ, mon TIE nrs.
misses will be sold that most valuabls real esfate
Known a. the Swan Tavern - property. slfusfed n
the Northwest intersection of Broad and an sts
fronting 160 feeton Brosd IT., and running bsck I3i
feet. 80 ~ i'~
Tho improvements consist of the Tavern and o,t.
bui. dings, large brick stable, five tenemsnts on
Broad street. and three tensments on 9th street. and
some rent.
AZ : Hotel it, contisuity to tho Richmond and
rredericksburs Depot and it, central and vary de-
iehtul situation, has heretofore snd win always en-
sure large portion Of the resident and transient pa
tronage whilst for business purposes, IT. location 10
unequaied by any property on the street.
An unusual opportunity for profitable investment
z here offered, A. property Of such vslae ID rarely
TEsMs.-O ne-hffh cash balance at 6. IL. 10 and "a
months credit payments to bear interest and be So
jy 20 TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co.

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE co.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
" LASSES. AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the
18th inst, at 10 O'clock, will SELL at our wharf q
Rocketts the cargo Of the brig Cleopatra from Alta
kapas, consisting Of
ESQ hhds Sugar, part prime quality = s
EGO bills Molssses. u 800 e Il
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over @leO, mos. credit
for satisfactory paper gT Asa Isis5tE -, -,
au9 DUNLOP, MoNCURE Co. Auet..
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THE MARKETS

NEW YORK, August 9.--Flour has advanced l2 to
a5 cents per Dbl Sales Of Baltimore at $s 81 to SO.
H. Corn advanced cents per bushel with large
ales sl-25.f .s-s - s.s -~sss $3.50 a= :
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1
~. LUKEH CHA1s - 3 = !.
0oasnns or cl.ar AID ApA,1s er.x,r ]
| -. z 8 n1csulOND "a 4 a. s8G',ss
| HI Snh6cfibef, having had sotefxl ve1rs
IL. = tsesbef. viii GO 4 - skovs
CLASSICAL s IL Z ( aS SiSs' Esdfrs sro,
Fer sessioa u 70 oa.As sayasis ssass-4nsss,v j.
ossl..sy Ess..h Br. ssssse.
A.si;s. isns.ssss asd :
FOUHHEE STREET ACADENY.
FoEsAees Street. betsrcen Grace and Bread
Sfrcets, RicAmond.s * ss s.
| J. p. BUDWELL, PnrorrAx
HE exercises Of this Insfitution vill bA
q n0NDAY. the "a Of October asst. s.i nm -.
us~e tlM me 10Th Of July following. ~ & s. -.
snsehss -. Tna snsrsss Ell the usual Enslish
and Mathematics. 80 - -. $50 So
sfsRs sss III Rs.': Y, Z E, @
emns.e suecsssin this city for Dr. Maupin Esv Dr.
noee and otherA win have charge OF tSs deusrt
Sr Lent o. french and Mathematics the ensuing ses-
The Primary Department. 70, small bovx WI 81
from tSe ssperysion reeeiviss attsnsoa both
tcf the purpose. Sound and thorough scholsrship
ssinsof %s ;s e e and every effort to promote o. az
!. az TERMS sssaes e
For 1E1kish .eS7
Fos L.sia drssI sn junior ns.h.m.;;.: mn q
FOR senia .iisa.
ssisisa j: p:,ssis lsi IN advance md Isi d:
I. q arch. MIf So - & 81 ~ rs
the Principal at the corner Of Grace and ADM -
A''en''0n = asked 70 the follovins card!
The underisned, having had sonS ucder ib IA ~
ton Of MT Budwen, confidently recommend him :.
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MRS. PELLETS ENGLISH AND
MI FRENCH ROARQIEG AND DAY ECHQQI.

The eleventh scholastic year of this school viii CON-
mence on MONDAY, October I'd. - - g
Able and experienced teachers secured IN all the
Department. Particular attention 10 given to Read
ing, Writing, Orthoeraphy and Grammar through
out theschool, and the younger ppils share equally
with the older, in the instructions of the principal
and assstants. MRS. PELLET 10 assured that pm.
pills under the tuition of M, DE MONTHURNEY
can, with diligence and learn in one year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
guages. -
TsRms-Bosyd and washing e22O. English tuition
$40 Primary Depsrtm emit $50. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each $7g. Payment one half in adj
vance-the remsinder 18th Februsyy.
For further particulars addrsss the Principal.
{ z-9ru q
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I SEIZURE OF AN AMERICAN VESSEL.
Bosror. Aug. .s.-The British cruisers have seizz
ed the American fishing schooner, Ellen Morrell.
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AUCTION SALES
= FUTURE DAYS.
BY THOMAS w. KEE6EE.
Omce at Geo. j. Summers, No. 20 Pearl Il.

E.XIENSIVE SALE OF MAHOGANY
= - Z, EURNlTURE, HAIR AND sHUCK NAT
InESSES, LOOKING-GLASSEB, &C. Ar XfJc.
inst commencing at 10 O'Clock In the sfore one door
below the Exchange Bank, very large and hard
. sssortment OF now Furniture consisting In part
elegant Mahogany wardrobes
90. do. Bureaus
do. do. Sofas
Y 90. do. Hair Cloth Chairs
Cane Seat Chairs
q elegant Mohogsny Marble top Tables
~ HAIR Mattresses Shuck Mattresses
French Plate Looking Glass
Together with large lot Of Centre TabIes Wash
Stands, Rocking Chairs Beds eads Tablsa Hat
Racks. Looking Glsssss, Toilet Ware, &c
TERMs-All SUNG under $50 cash; $50 and over that's
amount mos. credit for approved paper
aus THOS. w. REESE, Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM.sPAfN.
WARRINGTON, August 9.-The Department Of
state has received sdvices from Spain to the effect
that the Spanish Republicans confidently expect the
establishments of monarchy, but are making .
vigorous struggle for Constitutional Government,
commencing with . ten yean' Dictatorship under
Espartero. gs9ass
. Mr.. Souie regards the dominant party as favora-
BILE to the sale Of Cuba. -
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UNCONVENTIONAL ELECTION.

CONGRESSIONAL ELEcT1oN.
Bspj. II. Smith. WING. Il believed 10 Be elected 10
an he sess Ia the present Congress vacated hylhe
death Of the Hon. John r. snodsrsss Only wood
county had been heard from, but thak gives Smith
some $50 majority, where Scott had but 81. and
sterret (yvhis) for Congress but Is over 6nod.
grass The District was formerly close, but rave
Pierce for President 1890 Mr.. Smith resides in
Kanawha, the WING stronghold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

sSxxy4 ~ &27@Rx
ls1Cl4 ! ~ ~ 4AlzE ulyElTUTE
VIZ S UR zHl9 ll1lT-'
essi M - i.sssss - Tf5Si5zS ~ z1s7 y
~ lk ~ = - s. q a 4 - -
1ss v sssss,sz = $780, u ssss.lsa. vAssh =,
nesssisns 81 o. IS n - ~ 80 - ssss
gssseas 6 - llsllldss go 1' -
- fsos z s a "a. ass hcussi Slis
,2r sn1sss.ss - ase q .
snSo ~ vi 49, - 49, = -.
b sssss g - a. q g. 80 q a.
- ~ rs ckaeIee neme. - t4o1l - q
si9 :s.sss!I e ~ sss: sss s. - 2
~ ~ ~, - ~ sse. t. So - +.
= faily tssssfyi2e . lssee s3 IT,. -
-, c.... W. Il. Il. ~ 1lSg41u011oN.
!. ~ ssss III y lscyaee1 - eyeEy Sod -.
Siss ~ Ss3issss sl ~ =. sss1ss s1
nnhsse 4ese g sduc.tion There wi 8 fisss D
sssssssnn g e &c Pc,
epe5s.eat 81 41aie and olnanenta Drssehes--
Eseb III haye - distinet lem is1fsi11silS g
sheEpsp hile 81 um ~ eondsets1 = one hsrssosis
81 sykem unesr ia eonsennt s1psryidon e che
rrssse35 ~ 80 z ss4rIx JL...-
The sss.l E.sli.k st.liss vIll : eenasassl ma
s sos.ssssa =. MpssEfhe shqss &c twe sxede.es4 y
ass.in this nj g s1scaiies, Isl iesssst
almseis. = toeea q ne Vii - e1eh6 uithout any
.sssss 6 81 g s:s s.ss e. !. ::
vey esriy psrioe II = proeoeed that the moEp ~
$1,000 cis.es o. the Depssmect seal IKE the MI
n .a asgs Y leaIing Irsnsh Oral ins1.etion,
g Principally relied m &reat point VIII - sxin-
"a ny carly nmih.zity with the pronunsisEiop
sndthe msantnG cfcomman words and phmsee eotbaS
french msl be learned sonssRAat e. FtsaeA caa1
tsasns The task Win be made easy, md eonveEted
INTO pleasure, b. commencing in the proper way,
ana Under skiIful instructor that there shall 81
nothing 70 .nsleayn when they come 70 the more
scientific study Of the lerguaee. u 1888
COLLEGIATE DEPAkTMENT.
Inc studies OF this department contemplate fouf
years course and require In order to entrance upon
them . familiarity With Ensiish Grammar, Geoera-
pny arithmetic, and the other studies Of academic
course. $685.
Il prominent place viii be given, throughout this
aavv H. 9 .ae study Of Ensish the his
emmens autnofp; and also TO the attainment Of eki
"a tne paacucai use 81 BY frequent exercises In
sIomPona0n Inc 1reek, Latin, French, German,
1n9 wiil be taught by we'll
-->-eA sSee-s' q 61usiet!feu OF eminent at
49, gAPckA1uC0 no0 DoSn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

BosroN. Aug. s.-Exlf3overnor Kent, of Maine
and one thousand others, have issued cnllfor an
an,i-Nebraska convention, to be held at Bangor on
Thursday next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

ToRorTo, Aug e.-The Upper Canada election
returns are complete, and show that the ministers
| viii be sustained In the new Parliament
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BY ALEX. MOTT. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND lot A.

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT
" AuCTION.-Will be sold on SATURDAY AT.
TsEHNOON 18th inst, on the premises at clock,
pied BY Mr.. Geo: W. Hubbard. having front on
Valley Street OF 2l2 feet, with depth Of 200 feet
most healthy part of the city. The Improvements
consist OF neat frame building. having 8 large and
water.
TERMs-Half cash: balance in 6 months, with in
terest from day OF sale. ALEX. MOTT,
an Auctioneer.
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GREAT CONFEDERATION AT N. ORLEANS.
PROPERTY WORTH ONE MILLION DE-
STROYED.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. S, 1854.

-s~ -Ia NEW ORLEANS, Aug. ., 1904.
nre oroke out in Ichoupitoulas street, about
ty through Faucher, Lafayette, and Magazine SITS.
Large quantities of provisions and naval stores,
with which they were chiefly stored were destroy.
ed. The fire broke out in the large store of Messrs
E. G. Hart & Co. The flames soon spread to the
store OF Messrs. w. S. Wright & Co; also, to the
large store of Messrs. Converse d Co; all OF which
with their contents were consumed. The stores of
Messrs. ]. o. Woodruff Martin Owan g. Co., and
several others adjoining, were burnt also. The
flames were still raging at 10 O'Clock, with pros
pect of doing much worse injury. The firemen
were making strenuous exertions to arrest the
flames, but without success. vast amount of val.
liable property has been destroyed. Books and
papers mostly saved. The loss is estimated at one
million of dollars. Partially insured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10
MISSOURI ELECTION /.

MISSOURI ELECTION. -
Sr. Lous, Aug. s-Col Benton has been defeat
ed. His competitor for seat In Congress has q
majority of roo sHas
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By DAVENp0RT. 1LTEN 3 al

By DAVENPORT. ALLEN co.
GROCERIES, &C. Al AUCTION. On
" THURSDAY, the 10th August ~ viii ,ssal Il
10 at our auction store assortment 81 Gro
Rio and Laguayra Coffee
Co6ee and Crushed Sugars
Molasses in hhds
+ Green and Black Teas
Wrapping Paper
Old Rye Whiskey -
Port, Madeira and MALARIA Wines
Cigar. Mustard, Starch -
French Brandy
Brown Sugar In barrels 4.
ALSO
eOS SacAs liverpool Fine Salt in store
mn. ALSO
I0WD lbs. prime Haus
credit r., sioo CASH 800 and over month.
az bAvENPoRT. ALLEN L co.
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Lou1syrxLE, KY, Aug. The elecfion Tor coun
" municipal officers today passed off quietly st
jobnson was elected Judge Of The City court, oveI
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NORTH RoIIH7 q. Tfs11s,i1s

NORTH CAROLINA Il ECTToN8.
Tho accounts from Nofth Cirplina are conflict
Ing Adespaich from Raleigh ssates that Cling
mans district has givsn Eain for Bragg. and 4 4
believed that he = elected Ths Raleigh Register,
on the contrary, ssys that b la counties Dockery
gains 3.370.
lsKcoND DfsrArcH
RALxfsH, Aug. ., r. MIN 50 counties heard
from, Brages clear gain over The vote for Pierce.
1000 The West = not fally heard from. The Le
gislature thus far stands a. follows:
Senate Demoerats q, Wings q. House. De
mocrass 81, Wings 50. with the chances In favor
Of the Democrats gaining Two orthree more.
I'VE are indebted to : friend for the foregoing.
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NORTH CAROLINA Election.

Returns from IS counties show asaia for Bragg
OF l767 over the vote Of Pierce. The chances are
decidedly In Ayor Of the Democrats The Legis-
la'nre II IL supposed, win be Democratic.
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March l. 1891 sssts-
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
- :. . :. III W
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
English and Scientific Studies. $50 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each......... 20 90
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Music-Riano, with use of Instrument. $40 90
Organ or rp........................8O 90
o4atet 49,. ...s......... ~ 10
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery. to so 90
BOARDING DEPARTMENT.,
Beard, (fael, lights, &C.. included 90
s. n No extra charges Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In cases Of pro
tracted sickness deduction win be made for Alb
sence: Applications for admission. or inquiries in
regard to other Particular may be addressed Rev.
BASIL MANLY, jr President of the Institute, Rich
mond, Fa.ssrgsrg 81 rsstf - -. B. JETER
jg 14-Sm President of the Trustees.
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LARGE FIRE--Fitzpstrick's warehouse, In ST.
Louis, containing $500 bales of hemp, sugar, cof
fee. &C., was entirely destroyed by fire On Monday
morning. Loss Cts ,O0O-insured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

ROOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, Sc, AT
| - AUCTION On FRIDAY. 18th inst, common.
cling at loA O'clock will sell at my Auction Store.
70 Cases BOOTS and SHOES, comprising general
assortment. suitable for the present season.
Clothing comprising Coats Pautaloons. Vests Shirts
Cotton Hose, Suspenders, &c.
/. aus p CAJIrunpN
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LATER FROM SANTA FE.-Later advices from
Santa Fe state that Mr.. Dodge, the Indian Agent,
had arrived there with deputation of forty 1.-TWO
Navajos, who had come in to hold talk with the
Superintendent of Indian Affairs
Until wi hin the past year or two, these Navajos,
for the last twenty five years, have been constantly
committing depredations upon the Mexicane and
this change In their conduct only be attributed
to the action of Agent Dodge 10 locating himself in
the heart OF their nation, which, thus far has exer
cised the most beneficial influence over them
The talk" was got up in the public square with
promising to behave themselves for the future not
to steal Themselves and to arrest and bring In all
the "bad men" they might find doing so.
The Santa Fe papers bring as more accounts oil
skirmishes with the Indians
FmEs.-A barn on the farm of Gabriel Hite, neal
Jennings Gap, Augusta county, was set on ERE BY
lightning last Tbursday and consumed. Losl
small. stable belonging to A. w. Pitman, at Buff
falo Gap, was destroyed by fire on Friday night
CHoLEaA AT THE TuxsEL-The staunton Spec
tator learns that up TO Sunday last there bad been
20 deaths from cholera at the Tunnel. and that i
has extended to the Eastern end. Two cases ap
peared on the Western side of the mountain OF
Sunday. There Is said to be great CONSERVATION
among the Irish laborers.
! THE ERIcssoN.-The steamer Ericsson ent on
trialtrip from New York on Tuesday, with one en-
CINE the other not being ready 1t il said that tbs
steam generated was applied on a new principle
substituted for caIoric.
LARGE FrnE.--Fiszpatrick' warehouse, In ST
Louis, containing $500 bales of hemp, sugar, cot
fee. &C., was entirely destroyed by FIRE on Monde,
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HuRNIIURE, DRY GOoDs 80 IT
AUCTION -Oa THURsDAY 1ess 80 e :.
ocIgck. g AsctaoA nsrt. Win b old - = ~
- 9 nsse invo1es q Reg sna second hsna pyrRu1.
Sss.Is Looking Gisssss. Tables Nsttressss Fssahss
ALSO,
Cloth and Satinett Rauta; ClotS md o. e1s ~.
.rock and Sack Costs; Satin, Merino and Yaisreis
cesn 4e.ino and Cotton Undertakes Wooden and
Al Invoice Of DRY GOODS, consistins Of fhs usual
sar ga ALEX MOTT, Auck
o. AaoucDyIIiONALWillb be- Added to the above sals.
an ~ A. MOTT. Auct
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON ORE
II CON HILL AT AUCTION.-Will be sold
without reserve on SATURDAY, 18th day of August,
STORE and DWELLING, situated on Oregon Hill.
and now occupied by Andrew Gentry. The Lot
fronts S2 feet and runs back 100 feet The improve.
and convenient store-room, for which purpose It has
been used with good success; good rooms above;
and has attached kitchen containing two rooms -
The location possesses many advantages az busi.
ness stand. being surrounded by numerous and ra
Pidly-growing population. In this neighborhood
houses are In continual demand, and cannot be Oh.
tanned lssL4ts -s II &. --- s
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance at 4, and u
from the day of sale d - - 80 S''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

NEW YnaK, Aug. s.--The steamer Arabia arrived
al her wharf at O'clock this evening bringing dates
from Liverpool to tho Goth ult
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-10

"ANTED-AF Female Teacher of unex
Nv csptonable character snd qualifications, to
teach Ensish French and Music None but South.
arm Lady need apply. plessant situstiOn snd lib
eral salary 10 offered. Address. -..o~ s.
. 5 4 S. 81 Ksswiek r. o., Albsmarle County
an 2-dtill lH Sept s ~ s.. s. ~ ess Is
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-04-19

Notice.

EDWARD MCDONALD, Ag't. Successor TO
IL Mcdonald & Lyons Richmond, Va, would
most respectfully inform his friends and the mem
oers OF the various Orders in North Carolina, that
ne Is prepared to manufacture every description of
Regalia including JEWELS, SEALS, EMBLEMS,
COSTUMES, BANNERS, u. S. FLAGS, &c, &c.
together.With every article required in the Lodge
Room.
Particular attention will be paid to the manufac-
lure OF Banners for Divisions or Lodges.
Jewels for d. q. w. P.'s sentb by mail to any part
OF the State, price, with postage prepaid, 50 81.
seals engraved to order and sent by mail. Ar
experience of six years in the Regalia business, in
the City OF Richmond, and a connection with mos
OF the Orders, will enable the subscriber to ensur,
satisfaction to all who may favor him with thei
patronage.
Prices vii! be as low as those of any other Els
Enlistment North or South.
Style and color viii be in strict accordance witt
the prescribed rules Of the various Orders.
Address ED. MCDONALD, Agt.,
Regalia & Banner Manufacturer,
Jan. "A, 1884. 122-6ml Richmond, Va.