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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-12
BY GODDIN l. APPERSON.

WILL BE SOLD ON TIL URSDAY
w afternoon the oath Aug, 1854, uponthe prem
s ;f 3 ys that
alley adjoining Mrs. Baileys boarding house. 'front.'
ing about 3 feet, running back 100 feet Also the
Mr. E. J. Burnett fronting "a feet running back 81
feet The above real estate il ocated in part of tho
city whore property is in much demand, and is con.
sdered valuable whether for residences or business
1TERMs-4th cash, balance at at 8, 6 and months
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by a
auto GODDIN 1 APPERsoN, Auct..
CHERIFFS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ TANNERY NEAR BACON QUARTER
BRANCH TAVERN, UNDER DECREE OF
COURT BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
July, 1854, in the of Heckler against sutton.
Simpson, and Others" the undersigned viii proce ed
DAY afternoon, the 18th August 1854 com% az
O'Clock, the following real estate viz the lot Of
land lying in the county of Henrico, the corpo-
ration of the city of Richmond, containing acres
and used and occupied az a tannery.
This property lies on Moore street, and sdjoins
the lanyard which has been for many years past in
ed very valuable as a Tannery. -
TERMs-One.third cash; balance at six and twelve
toiy endorssd and title retained till last note !.
p''' and ''Ss'i g. ~ aGes
Sheriff of Henrico.
aaio GoDDIN APPERsoN, Auct.
GALE OF LAND IN HERICO, NINE
y MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE.
CREE OF COURT by virtue of decree of the
Circuit curt ofthe County Of Henrco. pronounced
ON the Esd January 1854. in the of Crew against
Crew &C., the undersigned, a. Sheriff Of Henrco
County, will expose to public auction, on the premi-
SEES, on TUESDAY, the 5th day of September, 1854.
commencing at O'Clock, F. NJ, the real estate of
which Daniel Grow died seized containing about 12
miles above Richmond, on the old Deep Run Turn
pike adjoining the lands of Thos 0. Burton, E. Pot
erwieg and others.
TERMs.-One-third cash. balance at and IL mos,
for bonds bearing interest," with good security, and IT,
tie retained till last payment il made.
A. B. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrico County,
Sale conducted by GoBDIN & ApPERsoN, Aucts.
ans
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-The under.
signed will let by contract lock keepers houses
~ by IA feet open sheds ~ by IS feet and large
quantity of plank WEARING on the Locks and Dock
T. W. connec tion, James River and Kanawha Canal
Enquire at ship lock or Engineers office 7. w. Con
nection. d. 8. WALTON,
an ll-dlW Eneir ser z d
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URDER OF A RAILROAD sUPERINTEN

CINCINNATI, August 6.-Mr Blackburn, the su.
perintendent of the Nashville and Henderson rail.
way, was recently stabbed by one ofthe railroad
hands, named Robinson, and died in few minutes
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

SAcco, Maine, August 9.-The Whigs Morrill,
Democrats, Anti Nebraska men OF all shades, Tenn.
perance and Freesoil parties, have nominated Mr..
John NJ Wood, Wing. of the Portland Advertiser,
for Congress to-day, BY vote of 435 to 16.
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DEATH OF COM DOWNS.
BosroN. Aug 10 Commodore Downs died yes
terday at the Navy Yard.
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T1NDERTAKING.-Th.

HNDERTAKING.-The subscriber i
~ now prepared TO furnlsh anythins in bis line y
~ any ono. Z
Az assortment of CoFFINs kept eonst.stly on
hand. 81 -
A splendd new HEARsE. With . good driver and
gentle horses can be had. 49, :
Tho attention OF Hotelkcepers and Families n re-
quested TO his large assortment ofMATFREaeE8
nepsirinG SOFAS, CHAIRS. Spring MATTREs.
SEES, Ge.. promptly attended 70.
~ FRANCIS LAUBE.
N-Smt 8Rna6 IT. befu. a ana a - 4
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NEW ORLEANS, August 6th.-There has been
seventeen deaths OF yellow fever during the past
week
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7 ADDE'S OF RICHMoND.--You are

4 AIDES OF RICHMOND.-YOu are
La most respectfully invited to call this morning
and examine the largest assortment of caTpeting
in.the city, at the most unprecedented low prices.
Notice,
striped Competing at ~! cts.
I striped venetian csrpeting at Is cts
"a figured carpeting at 873 cts.
Wool figure csrpefng SO cts.
Fine eli wool filing Competing at 624 ctr.
Fine wool filling carpetng for chambers yery good
at IS Cts
Extra superfne wool csrpetipe at SIT cts
Ingram tapestry carpeting at VI, entirely nsw
The entire lot ofthe best three ply capetng d IS.
Rich and elegant English Brussels esipetins at
81 25 worth 81 70
snleudid velvet tapestry earpstins Of the newest
patterns az 81 IS richly worth % 25 also large lot
~ Rnes 6c some very fine. Purchasers will do well
to cal a. the goods will be sold at the above prices
a. toet C. A. WATKINS
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a aa's '0n'''''' GoDDlN AppERsoN. Auct.
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 CO.

BY UUNIUP, MUNCUkE co.
CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LASSES, AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the
18th inst at 10 O'Clock, will SELL ct our wharf ut
Rocketts the cargo of the brig Cleopatra from Alta
kspaA consisting Of
$50 hhds Sugar, part Prime quality
$50 bbls MoIasses
TERMs-Under 800 cash; over elo0, mos. credit
aus DuELOPP, MoNcURE CO., Auets.
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XMERfeAN INsrfTurE OF EDUCATION.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION
PRovfpxacH, August The sxcfcisss Of the
American Tnmi,ueuf Instruction ia this city con
ttnue to be very interesting. This moruine the Rev
f. B. Huntington lectused upen the influences 81
education IN developing the beautiful; A discus
sion was held upon arithmetic. Ia the afternoon
Eldridae Smith delivered an address upon the
claims OF classical culture upon the teachers OF
American schools. Appropriate resolutions were
passed upon the death OF Josiah Holbrook. REQ.
iu'ious were introduced concerning the death OF
Prof Butler and the acqaittal of the murderer Mr.,
Mason of Louisville, formerly an assistant teacher
in Prof. Buffers school, participated in the dis.
cussion.
In the evening Rev Edward Beecher of Boston,
delivered an address on the right OF the sensations,
emotions and passions or more comprehensively,
the active principles In the human constitution that
produce action In the work of intellectual culture
and development
SECOND DISPATCH
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 10-The American Institute
OF Education closed It's session to-day.
Thomas Shenin was elected president, and John
kinesbury, OF Providence, first vice president; d.
p. Hagner. oEJamaica Plains, recording secretary,
and Wn D. Ticknor, OF Boston, treasurer.
George g. Sumner delivered lecture on the
state OF education in Europe. In the evening the
members were invited to moonlight excursion
down the bay.
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NOTICE OF GREAT INTEREST TO
II THOSE YET IN WANT OF GOOD READY
MADE CLOTHING.-The simmer season i now
40 far advanced will offer all the summer cloth
low AZ possible beore receipt Of fail stock. Those In
want will please give me an early call
No 1874. Main st., opposite Eagle Square.
NJ B. have still on hand W Thilkh when VIII
also be sold at cost for cs.h.
an III -. ".
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HAIL sroRMs-The Gainesville (Mecklenburg)
Tobacco Plant states, that the 3rd and the 9TH
instants that section ofthe State visited by very
severe hail storms which did serious damage to the
tobacco crop, and greatly marred the prospect for
fodder
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'TURNIP SEED.--Lsrge Givbo, lasxe
- Norfolk snA White Flat Rcd Topped Tsrnip
seed: fresh lot Just received snd for ssls ~
/ es6 A.H0DEkE Rs No. 10. hlsin sfreek
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RUSSIAN BRIG CAPTURED.
NEW York, August IA British Frigate hai
captured Russian Brig, and taken her to Valpa
raise.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF TIE NEW OF
LEANS FIRE.

COLUMBIA, 8. C. Aug love have the New Or
leans papers with full details OF the great fire In thai
city. 1t originated in the upper stories OF aware
house occupied by Messrs E. G. Hart Co. The
plugs dry, and no water could be obtained for
an hour. Three persons were buried beneath the
falling walls and extricated; one since dead.
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O6I--ln Manchester. b~two0n M. t'isn.
.sininG two MEAORANDUM BUOSs IA ~ ~
fOC3Dk 0k8soaqo he istter oonfsiuips a. 81
Tor the see eeisves9 - Wick g Nj. o. Il Weirlasr
corcsrn u H,hmopd, xlihena rswas6 IN s. riss
N lf-~2ts JOHN T&1HfE
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M 1888 a. u. sMITH'S SCHOOL FOR

Nl YOUNG LAD1E0.-The seventh ssssion o.
this School will commence on the first MONDAI o.
October NEXT at the schcciroons, corner OF rrana-
lin and Fifth streets. c.,ts
Horace =. Smith, A. B., brother Of Miss smith,
ill he with the school ~ Ansociste frin
cipal The most competent tesehsrs VII essss -
ths vaYious departnenfa The couFse OF ipstructlon
- shcrnrsh ma embraces ~ the Iequistes for nm
isbsS sducstiou Frequent lectures viii be given IN
cor rerfiou With the higher English branches Leo
49, N Nsfrrsl Philosophy and Chemistzy accompa-
MED 81 sxperiaents Vocsf be tsgsht daily
without extra charge. Misc 9. gledges herself g
t..rh IN euch manner q to ensble tho pupil who
Il snftsntve 10 the ins1sction ven, 70 read made
with perfect facility by the end Of the eession Each
vision 81 the princIpala Who viii regularly examine
u dissrsss eiss - - p,,,..,. n...,.
mept. $50 Ancient ana Modern Lsssueges 90
each. Isstf.msntsi msde, R!eeeesers prices Draw.
ins ssS s form ssI.sss j. q. orssl
and Latin lsnguaees. vunG1le passIeuisss made
Lsovu is.s ssw .sssa W 1s.nc sion 9 ~ booA.
su8-oo61mif Il s sssszsss
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BY RICHARD CAUTnORN.

& DIRT CARTS.-On SATURDAY, 10Th
inst at 10 o'clock. at the large lot in rear Of my
store Will sell at suction Six DIRT CARTS.
MULE will also sell on credit Of months for
approved paper q fiue young MULE, S years old,
sound and well broken to work = -
HORSES-Also, A WORK HORSES
au III r.. CAUTHORN
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Madame Thillons farewell benefit At Niblo's, New
York, on Tuesday evening, attracted an immense
audience. II IL said that $500 ladies and gentle
men were present, and thst 200 failed TO obtain
admission a. early ~ eight o'clock
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Adispatch from Boston states that there have been
seversi heavy failures In that city. They are ex.
ssosive machinists. shipping merchants and others,
whose names are well known.
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ExPrssidsnt Tyler was in New York city cr
Wednesday last
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TO CURB SETTERS.-ProposaIs will
Il be received at the Office of the City Engineer,
until IL O'clock M, on Saturday next. the l2tn inst
on l4th street, from Mill Alley to Msyo's Bridge
Bidders must state the time required to complete the
above work, and approved security must be given by
the contractor for the prompt and faithful compl-
ance with the terms of the contract.
The committee reserve the right to rejec all the
bids If none of them should prove satisfactory A
sample of the curb required be seen, and ali ne
cessary information obtained by application to the
generally w GILL
an Std CITY Eng;p..x e
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- CHEAP SHOES FOREVER :

- The "MetrcpoIitanV is going ahead OF eve
rything In selling all kinds of Boots and Shoes very
cheap selling my entire stock OF sum nler Boots
and Shoes; Travelling Trunks; Vases; Carpet Bags,
&C., at extremely low prices, to make room for an
extensive fall supply. So here 1t goes from ths date
The first come will be the first served Ladies and
gentlemen who are in want of Boots, shoes
Trunks would do well to call at the metropolitan
Store,n to make their purchases.
The metropolitan Store" - at ISL, Main street,
Eagle Square, next to R. M ZimmeTman's.
. = CHARLES s. MAURICE,
anil Richmond, Va.
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George Abortion, laborer, was killed sin New
York, on Wednesday last, by an embankment oil
earth falling upon him.
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FROM HAVANA.
CHARLEsToN, Aug. 12-The Isabel has arrived
from Havana, with datesto the 9Th inst.
high official officer had been assassinated in the
Southern part of the Island
The City of Havana was anxiou.Iy awaiting the
result of the revolt In Spain. Government troops
continued to arrive from Spain to strengthen the
forces of the Island
business was exceedingly dull.-
III the Fillibusters were ready to strike blow
now would be very good time.
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CHARLES r. HARREYS has removed
~ to his new Establishment ON 10th street. be.
twee nMan and Cary. He will continue the House
Sign and Ornamental Painting, Gliding, Bronzing and
q All orders promptly attended to.
jv 14-1m
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kansway from the rssidencs Of thu uadersi.p.
g % Clay street on Saturday evenine inc III in
Cooper She d = dark mulstfo, sErsieht hsir Ami
y Years Of age, and resembies in apprsrsnce sn IA.
dian She has been living some yesrs fn this citv
3 probably furhiH. in Of about the ciry. - -
The above reward Of Twenty Dailsru vil ba rs;s
for her delivery n the City Jail IL taken n fhs cit ~
al Mt S WM n Mefsa pmv (
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CRATES AND FENDERS-Five !

GvhAI Ed AND FENUERS-EIVo HUM
~ drcd Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale ct reduced prices. The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock Of CRATES and FENDER ever
facture The Crates embrace afl the yarious Kind.
and patterns such as square topped Gothic Lpfic.
Circles, &c, with beautiful rounding Fenders, Sum.
mer Pieces. g.. to match. = (
Orders for Crates. Fenders, &C., from town and
country, pnuctuaily attended to and carefully pack
ea Merchants purchasing to sell again, will Be sup
pned at the lowest northern prices, with the usual
discount off for csah by wholesale.
Apply Ct my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, be-
je Ism SAMlJEI. n nrNnoar 4
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NOTICE.-Having qualified upon the es-
IN tate of the late CHAsTAIN FARRAR, hereby
notify his customers and the public generally that
the COAL business will be continued at the same
place and upon the same accommodating terms as
heretofore. Lump and Arerage Coal will be deliv
cred at the shortest notice. and those customers Law
ing in their supply during the Summer months will
next.
hereby appoint Mr.. C. B. L1PSCOMB nv Agent
for sales OF Coal and the collection of all debts due
to the estate of my decd husband and for all sales
made by him, whose acts shall be binding upon me-
jy 2Ed1m c. M FARRAR
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WANTED-A Female Teacher of unex-
w ceptionable character and qualifications, to
teach English. French and Music None but South
ern Lady need apply pleasant situation and lib
eral salary is offered. Address
S.F. SAMPSON.
Keswick P. O., Albemarle County
au 2-d till LIST Sept
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OST-A pocket book containing mum.
~ Der of bills for collection, which win be- ns..
less TO any other person except myself a. the debto
formation ID given. suitable reward viii be rivan
70 the 6i.ceversr on leaving 1t with me- 1t my stsnd
9-4t WIN. cuLLINeswoRrH.
ROOMS FOR RENT.-Two of the best
~ rooms In the Floyd House, ON the 6rst aoor
October next. Apply to 'A' A''' "
a. JOHN A. JETER
eo Io-0t- No IL, Floyd House.
A NEW DISCOVERY.-GOLD PENS
~ .kE-P0INTED BY ELECTRfCfTY -RAys
thilsdeiphia, Will repoint GOLD PENS by EIectri
city, and warrant them to write a. we'll A. aTsr -,
2 oss piece; MT WIN. a. BUFFERS, 1877 Main It..
jy 18--1ma - -'
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10 BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
lS OF BELVIDERE, NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY, AT PRIVATE SALE-For particu-
ars call at the subscriber at the stone building on the
Basin at his residence.
my Sits r TvIEp
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Henry @. Wild has been appointed Naval Store.
ksouar - Rnsfnn
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VITY SPRINGS INSTITUTE-By the
~ REV. WILLIAM LOVE.
ST. LUKE'S CHAPEL,

ST. LUKE'S CHAPEL,
CORNER or CLAY AID ADAMS STREET,
K RICHMOND, VA
TyHE Subscriber, having had several years
j expsricsncs - teacher, will open at the above
place, on the LIT Of asptember.a uoo,
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
For Session Of 10 months payable semi-0nnsatiy IN
ddrdaceJ
Ordinary Engffoh braucnoBs 80.
Advanced - ......s...s...sss..s.sso %
Ancient Languages and Mathematics 40
An IO-tlsep GEO. A. WEED.
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CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.-PO

GHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP o W
~ ERS, the only Aytist that takes the Flesh TINT
Ddgueyyeoppe which has been prone unced to be the
best In the world has had his large 90 arran
ged a. to take Pictures perfect % those
taken of grown persona.
Those who have tried at other gallerys, to have
kenesses of their children and failed to get them
have but to call on POWERS at 49, Main street. who
never fails to satisfy the most astdious Sign of the
red Tag, over the Bookstore OF James Woodhn \
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NORTH CAROLTNA ELECTIONS.

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS
RALEIoH, Aug. u, Sufficient returns have bern
received to indicate that Bragg s elected Governor
BY At least 1000 majority.
The Democrats win have majority Of not les
than four, and probably ten In the Senate; and OF
mot les than moo, and probably ten In the House.
(srKcfAL DfsPArcH
RALEIGH, August 1L-Ali the counties in tie
State are heard from except Mcdowell, Buncombe,
Cherokee. Caldwell, Haywood, Hyde Jackson,
Macon, Rutherford, and Richmond Bragg hss'
thus far, clear gain Of 1900 over the vote for
Pierce Madison gives Bragg near 800 majority
Garland [deml IL elected to the Legislature from
Yancey. Lincoln gives Bragg 500 clear gain.
The Senate win stand 30 democrats and 20
wings. The Commons 60 democrats and 81 wings.
Henderson gives Dockery 444. and Davie gives
him 26o majority.
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SEkVANT WANTED Il wish to hire
~ for the balance of the year, MAN SERVANT
to attend chiefly In store. For one of good char
acter, liberal price will be paid by
4. w. TOMPKINS,
aug Broad street.
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLTIMR1Nc =

- The Sabscrber bess to inform the publie tb.t
ne % prepared to execute oil orders for PLUM6fN9.
eitner IN houses OF ships in the best manner and on
eal rLuMsEa he feels assured that he can rive the
, enas to oil who may favor hin
III, LIT ana Fo'ce fnmpa Bath Tabs, Wssh hand a.
ssns 1oppef std Iron Boilers etc. ON the most an
e.oVea principles and at the lowest prices, Orders
ments q NO 70 Main street between Sri, ma eth.
wners order. should Be LEFT ewouid refer to the
lie; Judge Crumps aad h. II. Msnry Eso R;eh, r
90 sa-Im DANIEL O'BoNNELT :
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DANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
on 10th street. between Main and Cary streets. il
prepared to execute orders for all kinds of Plain and
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, in
workmanlike manner
Al he 10 prepared to cast every day, persons want
notice. - A~~''
All kinds Of Ship, House and Church BELLs made
to order.
patronage from the publisis respectfully solicit.
B.Hishsst cash price paid for old metals.
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A I COST.-The subscribers, DESTROYS OF
"A closing their business possible, from
this date offer their entire stock of DRY GOODS AT
COST, consisting in part of general assortment of
Goods suited to the present season. The balance
sold at private sale to be closed Auction at an
early date. s. A. HOBENSACK l. TITUS .
N. B.-The store at present occupied By the sub
scrihers is for rent. au 4-12t*
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CIMON BONAVTTA & CO., Dealer in
~ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRIITa COM
DICTIONARY AND FANCY GOODS, No, IS
West Main street. 49, "
nety OF Candies of their own make,
SIMON BoNAvIrA. Dawn N IonRs
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NOTICE.-AIl persons indebted to the
~ estate of Austin Terry. deceased are requested
to make payment to me as soon possible, and ali
persons having claims against the said estate are re-
quested to present the same to me for settiement !
SARAH A. TERRY, Administratrix
~ l4-dlm of A. Terry, decd
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ITO THE CITIZENS AND STRAIN
Il GERS VISITING THE CITY.-If YOU wish to
get your Hair cut and dressed in the latest and most
approved style, and your Whiskers changed to a
beautiful black or brown color, just call on HOB.
SON, at the Hair Dressing, Shaving, Shampeoing and
Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel.
N. Blot, Gold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from A NJ to P. M, and on Saturday to II
Z. M Single bath % cents, or tickets for ST. En-.
CT nee on IItn street. leg
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xEA NOTICE Railroad line
izzEzzi7iI1s to Norfolk and Portsmouth will be
discontinued for q short time after Wednesday, the
9th nst for the purpose of retting and painting the
steamer Augustus. Due notice will be given when the
boat IL ready to her place upon the line. The
boat will make her last trip down Norfolk the
above date, returning the following day, Thurs
day 10th. a
aus THOS. DODAMEAD, Supr.
Office R. p Railroad Company. -
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WANTS.

WANTED.-AnA APPRENTICE, about
w l7years age, to learn tn Tin Plate and She
Iron Business. Apply at No. 1S5, CARY street.
an I2-2t* M. s COOPER.
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E.OR sALE-The House and Lot where

MRS. j. f. BURR, one Square above
M the Banks next door 10 DR.. WAyt's Dental q.
'6ce 10 prepared TO furnish persons with HOARD,
9th or without rooms. Her roVus are sfy with the
modern conyeniences.s az -
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N. UnE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
HEE ROAD-CHANCE OF PASSENGER STA.
rfoN On and after MONDAY, Aug. 18th, the Pas.
ssnger Train will start from the Temporary Passen
ger Station, netween Washington and Williams
Streets on the line of the Railroad.
The present station will be converted into recep-
ton room for up freight. Overwhelmingly
s., q 80 $50 II. D. WHITCOMB,
u1f-2w Supt Transportation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-12

WANTED, at Mander's Eating House,
w 81 Main Street, youth about l6 or.l7 years
of age.
oA
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-09
THE SHASTA C0URI Err.
Agents for the Courier.

The following gentlemen are our regularly
authorized dsents, empowered to collect Sub
scrptioRs, Advertisements and Job Work. and
receiptssr the samc:-
eAa Francisco AGEScY.-Mr. L. p. Fisher
4 may be found al his desk in the Merchant S
Exchange, Sacramento street 's.''
F1tacerrtlie. CRAM, ROGERS & Co, and
,RheDEs & LUsK.
One Horse Toun.- WOODWARD & CHAN.
BIER, Expressmen. 80
French Gulch.-THoMPsoS & Ziss and KNAPP
,oER < SCHuLTZ.
Yreka.-CRAM, RoGERs S Co, and RHODES &
LUsK.
tYJ. w. Evans. Of the firm of Best & Co., is
our regular 'agekt at Bestville, North Salmon
River, klanralsl ecunty.
IT. Murray e. Armstrong; Express is an au-
thorised Agent ofthis paper.
H AeESTs wanted in every portion of the
mines 49,