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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09
CLOTHING.

.FOrs'ss = BV'ay,
CLoTHIERS,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
" (under City Hote3
t- Keep constantly hand SUPERIOR STOCK OF ALL AR
TIcLEs REQUIRED FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR. $50 spiy
leighton " Ras'bOf,
CLOTHIERS
S. ". Corner Canal and ST. Charles streets,
Keep constantly hand superior nsaortmsntof al kinds Of
articles appertanng n Gensleman's Wardrobe.
Ey LEIGHToN's PREMIUM sHRTs-A full supply Of these
all hand and of such variety Of sizes
styles enable them ct the difficult and please the
most fsstidious o3l 3ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

SUGAR-300 bbls Crushed and Powdered,
~ and $50 hall boxas Loaf for sale by
ID H. u STONE 90. Fulton. GMyiar sad beYee sset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

VA HIsKY-
wv 4 pnncheons Old Scotch;
25 bbls Old Winchester
10 Is Old Bourbon;
deniohns Old Irish; for sale byS
nc S. WOLFF, s5 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

T. IME AFLOAT-2000 bbls Rockland Lime,
IL cargo Splendid now landing and for sale by
A., DELAGRAVEd Co. 70 magazine street.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILD
L ERS.-pATENT SAWED Notwithstanding, both
rough dressed the best Heart sale OF
for rough and s4o per or the dressed in lots to sui Pan
ENGINE, about 10 horse power, for sale at the
aui9 6ni STAR planning MILLS, New Basin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-14
RICH N 0ND, VA:
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IA, 1854.
NEW BOOKS.


PROGRESS AND PRRJUpIcR-by Mrs. Gore.-This
new novel, by popular authoress, is warmly com
mended by English Critics. London reviewer
says that "Mrs. Gore has produced nothing more
worthy of her name and fame than Progress and
Prejudice"
From the press of Dewitt s. Davenport For
sale by ]. W. Randolph.
FIFTEEN MINUTES AROUND NEW YoRK-by G
g. F0ster-These a series of sketches of scenes
IN New York, by very lively and faithful sketcher
of such scenes They are Issued in sort OF
pamphlet, at 25 cents, by Dewitt & Davenport, New
York. For sale by J. w. Randolph.
THE GOBLIN SNoB.-This Is comically extrav-
agant poem, illustrated in spirited manner, pur-
porting to be imagined and illustrated by Henry L..
Stephens. There are some very good points 10 it.
Dewitt & Davenport, publishers. For sale by j.
w. Randolph.
MARTIN MERRIvALE.-The second number OF
this serial has made lis appearance 1t is gotten up
in elegant style, by Phillips, Sampson & Co., Bos
ton. From the frontispiece, we take it, the work Is
designed to illustrate Religious Virtue Without
having gotten into the merits of the story, it is very
clear that the author is man of talents. For sale
by Woodhouse
ESSAYS AND MIscELLANIEs-by Prof. Wilson.-
This is very acceptable volume from the press of
Phillips, Sampson & Co. Boston. The Recrea-
tions of Christopher North" which have added SO
much in days bygone to the interest of Back@o0d's
Magazine, should be In every Library.
For sale by JAMES WooDHoUsE.
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mo THE PUBLIC.-RroHmosD, sr,

i TEMgER 3rH Is54-Necessity compels us TO
give notice that and after the 18th instant our
charges for waggonnage to from any part OF Rock
etts % any place named and assessed in the first
clause of an ordinance of the City Of Richmond,
s4o win be increased TO the following rates, aoout
Giscount:
assessed at less than Is eent increased to Is cents
nett.
Such rates as are assessed 2 % so 81 Sc As 20
Increased to the nett price of 81 36 40 40 8 4 "a cts
To or from part Dock t. any place named
the following rates, ioikt0ut discounf
Rates assessed at less than % cents Is cents
Such rates assessed at so 8 40 45 so go cents
Increased to the nett price of 81 SO 45 30 S 63 rs cents
Under the second clause Of said Ordinances, tho
rates will be increased a. follows:
Rates assessed less team 25 cents increased 10 % cents
Such rates as are assessed at q SO 20 so go cents
Increased to the nett price of so So so 6S IS cents
Such rates a. have been established by custom and
per cent. nett, the above being for single or Dray
Loads double or Wagon Loads In same proportion.
time prevailed, and likely continue eve ~
appertaining to business land which all
Of compels us to adopt these rates For example
been selling at from 81 to 81 IS; Corn instead OF SIS
and 60 cents 10 10 to 80 CENTS Bran Instead of and
10 cents s IS and % cents shipstus from 50 csns.
advanced to so and go cents; Drivers from $50, ad-
vsnced to $780, Mules and Horses from e8s and go.
advanced to &l4o and $50; Licenses paid the city
ges paid assistants biseksmitbs. wheeiwnghfs,
&C., making the cost ofcondactng the business near
ly double the expense compared with . few years
back, and in q much lager proportion ~ compared
with l840, when said Ordinance was estaDiished,
This state Of affairs compels us to obtain some re-
isf or abandon the business course hss sifeady
been acauescsd Ia By many who are tnterssted, and
10 justice that we should receive ar eompsn'
sation for our labor.
instant we shall conform to the above advanced
80 ia all Of which we pledge ourselves.
ELLIS 4 PEERS,
JACOB o. ATLEE,
EDMUND BOI6SlEUx.
HATCHEn WEBSTER.
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az HANDSOME RESIDENCE AND
WATCH-MAKING AND JEWELRY
STORE.

R The subscriber (whO has been en-
"a gagged with Messrs. Mitchell, l. Tyler for
AAEs the last two yesTs.) having the tenement
ASsszssS No 1871, south side of Main street. second
door east of 18th has opened well Aelected a7sott
ment Of WATCHES (Rod and silver and JEW
ELaY of all kinds, and begI leave to inform the
public that he is prepared sell goods in his line On
moderate terms He asks attention TO his stock and
feels assured that all who wish to purchase, find
objections to his prices.
Being practical matchmaker, he is also prepare d
to repair Watches at short notice, and in the best
manner, Or to mend Jewelry in COED style. Believ-
ing that those who have work to do, will seek the
best workmen to do it, he feels assured that persens
who favor him with their patronage once viii need
no invitstion to continue his services when needed
au 30-ts c. L. VOEGEJE
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SINGULAR DROWNING CAsK-On Wednesday af.
ternoon, little girl named Ellen Lyons, aged five
years, fell into the Cohocksink creek, near Phila.
delphia, and was drowned. Some time afterwards
the child was missed, and some persons started
with bell to find her. About ak o'clock the father
of the child came home from his work, and soon
afterwards went to the creek for the purpose of
washing. While in the water he felt something soft
under his feet On bringing it to the surface, what
his horror to find it the corpse OF his own
child
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FROM THE PLAINs-HIGHLY IMpoRTANr.-We
gave, on Tuesday, brief account of the massa.
ere of Lieutenant Grafton and his party, who went
in pursuit of the Sioux Indians, near Fort Laramie
This account has been confirmed by official reports
ltappeared to be preconcerted plan on the part
OF the Indians to waylay and murder the whole
party The massacre was committed on the 18th
of August 1t was also stated when the express
left Laramie, that the fort was surrounded by In
dians and there was reason to fear that would be
destroyed. The garrison numbered one commits
stoned officer and fifty men. 1t was further stated
also that after the battle the Indians attacked the
American Fur Company's station and DESTROYED it,
carrying off goods worth from ten to fifteen thou
sand dollars.
Another account conflicts somewhat with the
foregoing, relative to the disposition of the Indians
towards the whites.
The Indian tribes were peaceably disposed to.
wards the whites, and no apprehensions were en-.
tertaiaed OF difficulty with them.
Some of the tribes were not on good terms with
each other, and preparations were on foot for hos
tilities between the SiouXs Pawnees and Canaan.
ches, and serious trouble was anticipated.
F. Y. Aubrey, skinner of the Plains, was kill
ed in a row by Major Weightman at Santa Fe.-
Aubrey had just made the trip from San Francisco
to Santa Fe in twenty-five days. No particulars
were given.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-14

DERANGEMENr OF THE LIVER, ia one of
the most common, as well as the most formidable of
diseases known to American Physicians. 1t has for
years attracted the closest attention of the medical
faculty In all parts of the United States and yet
the time of the discovery of Dr. NJ Lanes great Spe-
cifc, it was almost beyond the reach of medical SKILL
lief and although Thousands may ye. be destined
feelthe direful effects Of this most complicated dis
ease it is now thanks to the research of Dr. LANE.
most completely brought within the scope Of medi
cal CONTROL The preprietors of the Liver Pills feel
confident that they offer remedy which has been
fully tested by time, and which has never failed of
success when fairly tested.
a. Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. M
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, aSd take
none else.
There are other Pills purportins to be Liver PILLS.
new before the public. 80
DIR M,LANE'B LIVER PILLS, also his CELE-
BRATED VERMIFU9E now be had at ell re-
spectabie Drug Stores Ia this city.
PURCELL, LADD CO, Druggists,
ae lI-dGcIw Richmond, Va.
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MAINE ELECTION.

The retuons, as far as received indicate the elec-
ton of Morrill, by the people for Governor. Nor.
riil is the Fufionist and Maine Law candidate and
appears TO have been supported by the Know Moth.
ines There were four candidates for Governor In
the field, and three sets for Congressional Repre-
sentstves:
For the Legislature the indications are that the
regular democrats will be In a decided minority
For the Senate so far the votes do not indicate
election of single democrat. In the house, the re
turns, as to the representatives, are not full.
The Know Nolhings have elected Representatives
In Bath, Halowell, Bristol Ellsworth, Calais Frank
fort and other places.
The Legislature without doubt Is anti N ebrasks
by q decided majority.
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WILLIAM +. BUTLER.

IMPORTER OF
CHINA AND EARTHENW WARE,
AND DEALER IN
GLASSWARE, LOOKINGGLASSFS CASTORS
AND FANCY GOODS
70 MAIN STREET, SOUTH SIDE RICHMOND,
AS received per ships Senator " and
II Il H. Clay" via N. York, and by the Athens"
direct to this port, the largest stock of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE he has ever heretofore offered
for sale; and from the Eastern manufacturers his
usual full supply of GLASSWARE of all kinds, Look
ing Glasses and Fancy Goods, all purchased at the
lowest prices obtainable, and which he offers to the
merchants dealing in this market upon the most rea-
EOnable terms.
N. Especial pains taken to pack securely.
30 6-dkcIm
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FALL TRADE 1854.

CHINA, GLASS < RT'HEN- WARE
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
HAVING determined to close my pre-
4 L sent business will sell at reduced prices my
large and desirable stock of CHINA. GLASS EAR
THEM AND STONE-WARE, FANCY GOODS.
&c. sc.
The larger portion OF thA stock consists of new
Goods of my own i'm portstop, received during this
summer for the Fall Trade.
Country and city dealers families, aud all in want
of goods in my line, particularly invited to call
and examine the stock.
HUGH A. WATT,
China Hail, No. 10 Han street.
~ Particular attention paid to packing
m
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING TRADE.
SEPTEMBER 7rH, 1854.
rnHn"nAy1 q

SEPTEMBER 7rH, 1854.
GROSHONG, TUPMAN & CO,
HAVE now in store, and will be receiv-
Il L. ing by steamships Jamestown and Roanoke,
their large stock of WINTER CLOTHING, adapted
TO the wholesale trade. Aud in introducing this
that their best efforts will be put forth to aka it sd
vantsgeous to Merchants purchasing Goods in this
Market Our stock will embrace the variety neces-
sary 10 the season, both in CLOTHING and FUR
NssHING GOODS, and a call from the trade is re-
specttuy solicited
GRosHONG, TUPMAN L CO,
81 Main st. doors below Purcell. Ladd &c.
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SUIcIDE.-Anna McGoven, a native of ireland,
aged 20 years. committed suicide in New O.leans on
the 9th inst, by taking audanum. 1t that she
was the hept woman of notorious fellow, named
Bill Spriggns who keeps house of bad repute on
Gallatin street. Bill it is said had treated her very
badly, rendering her life burden, and she resorted
to this method of terminating her ills
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FATAL RENcoNTRE.-On Sunday evening of last
week rencontre took place at Mobile betw, en- two
men named Murphy and Sampson-the latter q
bar-keeper at Freemans hotel. Murphy was sho,
and instantly killed
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

" Inc circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined ~
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j. o. b. MILLER has been committed to Jail in N.
Orleans the complaint of his wife, Mary Miller,
who stated that she was married to the said j. O. b.
the 18th of April last since which time she has
ascertained from liable source, that he had been
married before and that the former Mrs. Miller is
stil in the land of the living, and in the state OF ma
trimony, never having been divorced.
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A. MORRIS.
A. MORRIS,
PUBLISHER AND BOOk kSELLER,

PUBLISHER AND BOOk SELLER,
RICHMOND, VA,
I S now receiving his usual large and gen
L eral assortment OF BOOKS, PAPER, STATION
EBY. PIANOS, &c. &c, for the fall trade and would
respectfully invite the attention of the merchants
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee visiting the
city, 10 an examination of his stock. which for
pieteness and variety will be found equal any in
the United States, and upon terms fair and lib
eTal.
BLANK BOOKS, of every description, al ways on
hand and made to order. Book Binding, in all its
branches executed in the best manner.
WORCESTER PIANO FORTES, for which he
s sole agent, is Ted and uneqnalled by any
manufacturer in the wOrld, and sold very mode
rate prices. Sc 9-ts
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FInE.-We learn by telegraphic dispatch that
Covert's Female Seminary, On College Hill, Gin
cinnati was destroyed by fire on the 10th inst. In
sured The furniture was saved
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man, whose name we could not learn, wal
killed on the Wilmington Railroad few miles
beyond Weldon, on Friday last. He was walking
along the road. and a. the train approached al Q
rapid rate, he stepped to tho middle OF the track
stood erect, with his hands hanging al bis ddes,
facing the engine. when IL struck him. threw him
some twenty feet across the track and passed over
his body, killing him instantly. ltwas subseqnent
~ ascertained that he was an insane man anu
pauper Portsmouth, 1rasscrtPf.
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FALL TRADEla54.

z u y I II a u r 7 D 4
RESPECTFULLY invites the attention
Il = of the Merchants of Virginia, North Carolias
and Tennessee to his very large and desirable stock
rect importation, embracing many new and desirable
patterns and shapes, and general assortment T.
Moulded aud Plain GLASSWARE. LOOKING
GLASSES AND FANCY GOODS, adapted to the
wants of The trade.
He pledges himself TO sell good terms az any
repacking house in the United States and to use his
best eHerts to give entire satisfaction
STONE-WARE, Of the best quality, at factory
prices
N h. Particular attention given to the careful
packing and prompt forwarding of Goods.
Eu 3G-dsc2m
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BINFORD, MAYO d BLAIR,

BINFORD, MAYO u BLAIR,
HAVE received their Fall and Winter
IL DRY GOODS, CARPETING, &C., to which
they invite the attention of their friends and the
public generally.
o their stock viii be found the newest styles Fo-
reign and Domestic. Dress Goods for ladies' and gen
tiemen's wear
Aso very large stock Of Heavy Goods for servants
suitable for factory and plantation use.
All OF which they will sell at low prices whole
sale and retail. AZ Ii-2sws c2m
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THE HANDSOME COTTAGE FARM
i ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE IL MILES

TNHE HANDSOME COTTAGE FARM
L ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE, II MILES
FROM RICHMOND, CALLED "WESTWOOD'-
The subscribers authorized TO sell that most beau
tiful Cottage Farm, called "WESTWOOD" on the
Brook Turnpike, Il miles North of the city of Rich
mond, owned and occupied by John Walker
Esq, and adjoining the pla.e called "WoodIawn,"
occupied by X. Hill, Jr., ESQ.
1t contains SO acres, ofwhich IS are in woods The
improvements consist of Italian bracketted dwell
ing, (stusted in a handsome grove of oaks,) contain
ing fine, airy q floor, with Closets store
rooms pantry and bath attached and large hall
and pssssge bed room in second story four large
basement rooms, with the usual out buildings viz
kitchen, laundry, smoke house, dairy, ice-house
servants house. large stable, carriss s-house barn.
cow-shed, &c.
The cleared land is in high state of cultivation,
having been thoroughly drained
This truly beautiful place is 20 well known that
farther description is deemed unnecessary.
TERMS Upon the ample security of the purchase
money bearing interest," liberal credit will be given
or if preferred the place will be exchanged for city
real estate.
Sc l2-lw GODDiN 4 APPERSON
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EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD g. &C
GUNS! GUNS! GUNS!!
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
WE have received and offer for sale
w Superior heavy Sleeps Grey Sattinets
Black, Cadet and Steel NJ ixed Sattinets
81 and Ga Extra Fulled Kerseys
"a and Plaid Linseys
Twilled and Duffie English Blankets
Twilled and Duiiie Superior Domestic Blankets
Fine Meckinaw Blankets
Scarlet Blue and Brown Blankets, for Over Goats
81 In-4, Ia and II 4 English and Domestic Bed
Blankets
All of which will be sod low they can be had
in the Northern Markets
WADSWORTH, TURNER l. CO.,
ssIi-3w No. 10, 18th street
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John Punekey late foreman Of Fire Company
No. TO- OF New Orieaps has been held 70 pau IN tns
ann, ~ two thoussnd dollars to answer charge q
participating Ia Tho recent riot among the hremeI
In thst city.
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RIor IN MoBILE-The Mobile Register OF the 9th
L II of q lint "a hic IA

RIor IN MoBILE.-The Mobile Register OF the oth
inst gives the following account OF iiot which
took place ia that city on the previous day:
At an early hour difficulty occurred between the
Ame and Irish population, in which the former,
being greatly in the minority, were driven from the
polls Exasperated at this state OF affairs, the Anne
ricans, rallied in large numbers and proceeded to
the seat of war After some ski,mishing, an irish
got into fight with American. ana being pressed
by numbers fled into houss tenantea oy sPsnish
the imprs sssoa that The house was rendezvous OF
the Irish Rioters the vast crowd poured in demosh'
ing windows and banste In search OF the fugitive,
who a. was afterwards ascertainsd, had taken re,
fuse In the chimney. shot was iirsd sf the crowd
by one of the iumstes of the house, but unfortn-
nstey ths conte nts were received by female. also
inmate, who endeayersd to prevent thls suicidal
lor the fleeing OF the Irish and the expostula-
tons Of the Mayor, the mob. snrsssd g 1t was
was, it ended in far less boodshed than expect.
ed. consderins the weapon. ana mis.lles Of every
satisfy the most sxsctng.
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THE FEVER IN CHARLESTON AND sAvAN

There were q deaths from yellow fever in
Charleston during the 4s hours ending at o'clock
on Sunday night The Courier notices the sick.
ness of several of its compositors.
In Savannah on Thursday there were % inter
ments-26 from yellow fever, and on Friday 90
10 from yellow fever We regret to learn that S.
I. Chapman ,Esq, editor and proprietor of the
Savannah Journal & Courier, died on Saturday.
H. b. Hilton, Esq, principal editor of the Savannah
Georgian, is sick, having been taken down with
the EPIDEMIC on Thursday night W. T. Thompson,
Esq, editor ofthe Savannah Morning News, has
been sick with the fever but Ia now convaessent at
Augusta. Capt Trectheu, of the brig Matanzas, OF
Portsmouth,, N II f, died In Savannah on Friday
morning. at halfpast four o'clock. of the prevailing
epidemic. Capt T. was native of Portsmouth,
and man OF family. One son. lad of about IA
years, was with him during his sickness.
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OPENING OF THE BosToN THKArRE.-The Bos.
ton Theatre, new temple ofthe drama, was open
ed under the management OF Thos. Barry, on Mon.
day night The house comfortably seats three
thousand persona. and combines every modern i'm
provement and internal arrangement. Every seat
was filled, and the lobbies also crowded. The
opening address, written by J. w. Parsons, OF Bos
ton, was delivered by John Gilbert, q member o
the company.
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HOSTING MACHINES AND
sT-A STEAMBOAT CURTIS

I'll STEAMBOAT CURTIS
usEzsssesAxxsas PECK-P SAGE TO PORTS.
MOUTH AND HORFOLK.-The steamboat CUR
IT'S PECK, Capt JOHN DAVIS, having undergone a
complete overhaung, has resumed her regular
on the river between this and the above places
leaving the wharf at Rockets every Saturday Tue-
day and Thursday mornings, at 81 O'Clock precisely
touching at all the regular landings going and return
ing.
Passage to Portsmouth and Norfolk........S20O
Meals SOC. each.
sea r. o. HASKINS
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Battle IN MIssIssIPPI.-Not long since, six per-
sons met in battle array, three miles south OF Marion
Miss, AID commenced the amusements OF the day
by firing at each other Five shots were fired before
the performances were brought to close. No da-
mage was done, save that new hat, worn by one OF
the belligerants, was sshty injured BY charge of
ahot
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The Arkansas river is reported to be too low for
he navigation Of any but the smallest class boats.
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CAW MILL FOR RENT.-We wish to

CAV MILL FOR RENT.-We wish to
- rent. the Saw MIL lately occupied By Jao. VIII
ams the foot Of Virginia street and contiguous
70 the James River and kAnawha Co.'S Canal, and
Richmond and Danyilie Depot. u wou-d be vslua-
BILE for Planiug Mil. Apply 70
% 3-3 3taw3w HAxALL CO.
NEW GOODS.--We are now receiving
IN our Fall supply Of 0sntlsme ~ yurnishins and
Fancy Goods, emhsssug all OF tbs most tAefy ana
ssas''A ~ s"' v~s WM =. ADCCCK Co.
asnf2 Ualsf Amestesa AetsG