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mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /

TWO HOUSEkEEf EhC.--hiSIb ~
II HfCKSON & CO., at the cheap new Srocsey
Store. No ~ Main street, Richmond have % hnha
variety of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS; CONSISTING IN
part OF the following. viz; ~..s.
Table Cutlery, Walters. Trays, CsstsIa nshpi
Dishes Tea and Coffee Pots urns. briisnniee IA
Plated Aibata Tea, Table and Dessert spoons Isi s
some handsome White Granite, Plain aud pse"..ai
French China Dinner and Tea Sets whs tssssIs a..
assortment of Solar and Fluid Tampa. LookhS "''"
% Candidates. Csndlessieka &c., ,,,.,,.,t
Those in want OF Goods In their lire, VIII tecVss
that their stock 10 new and fresh, and Of the ss'
shapcp, styles and patterns -,
No sntiquated Eoods on hand. ePI
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H. " hereival the poet, is said to be in the en-
de Is too good poet to be working in Ieod I'm, :,
ne phlosipher enough to turn into eold he nil
Doubtless fnd it more profitable that snw nv ns WI.
OF auriferous lancies "a' any amount
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Marriage between persons of the same age is an
institution of God Marriage between an old man
and young woman is an institution of man. Mar.
riage between an old woman and young man is
an Institution of the devil.
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George W. Snow having been unanimously re-
elected city clerk of Bangor, made speech and
said:
"Gentlemen-You have given me all your votes,
and | give you all my thanks. | accept the office,
and wish you to accept the thanks"
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late paper published in the Green IsIe af,s,
narraiing the wreck Of vessel near ai.ei
winds up with the gratifying announcement tha !,
lnolaeses,, oseneaas OF
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Mrs. Baker has been fully committed at St I.ouis
TO answer charge OF murder in shooting Holman
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letter from Constantnople states that nor,,, &c
Armant soldiers at Prevesa had sailed ont hn,a ~
10 villages. massacred men, violated women and
could lay hands ''
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MEDICINES.


En- MILA1Nl, D10fEfDlA
- JAuNDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DE.
bty Disesse offhe Kidneys and ell Diseases arising
from Dsordcred Eiver or Stomach; such a cnnsti.
eesa hs nausea % hs q,
food fullness weight In the stomach sour erucA.
lions, sinking futerng At the pit Of the stomach
swimming of the Head hurried and difficult breath.
Ing uttering at the heart choking or 50 ocatin sen.
sations when In lying posture, dimness Of vision,
dots or webs before the sight fever and dull pain in
akin and eyes, pain in the side, back chest limbs &C.
sudden Hushes of heat burning in the flesh constant
can be eifeetuaiy cured by Dr. .'1 Hoo n
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS! Prepared
by Dr.. c. III. JACKSON, No. 100 Arch street, Phils-
Their power the above Is excelIed
Il equaled, by any other preparation in the United
as the cures attest In many cases after skiifu
physicians had failed
Thsse BITTERS are worthy the attention OF inva.
IDS Possessing great virtues In the rectincatlon OF
diseases of the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and affections OF
the digestive organs, they are witha safe, certain
READ AND BE coNvINCED.-The "Philadel.
phia Saturday Gazette" says of DIR. Hoofand's Ger
at is sc dom that we recommend what are termed
Patent Medicines the confidence and patronage of
our readers: and therefore, when we recommend DR..
Hoofands German Bitters wish it to be distinctly
understood that not speaking of the nostrums
of the day, that nosed about for brief period
and then forgotten after they have done the guilty
race of mischief but of medicine long established,
universally priced and which has met the hearty ap'
prevail OF the faculty ITSELF"
'Scott's Weekly" said August Is:
DIR. Hollands German Btters, manufactured by
DR.. Jackson, now recommended by some of the
most prominent members of the faculty article OF
much efficacy in cases of female weakness Persons
of debtated constitutions will find these Bitters ad.
vantageous to their health, know from expert
ence the salutary effect they have upon weaksystems
For sale wholesale and retail, at
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 100 Arch street. door below Sixth, Phliadei.
phia and by respectable dealers throushous
the country.
Wholesale and Retail Agents, $50
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Corner Main and 18th SITS, Richmond Va
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Austin Green was killed in an affray Mt Marietta
Geo., on the 2sth ult., by Mr.. Walker, the towr
marshal
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May !, was the anniversary of the establishment
OF Adams Co.'s Express, fourteen years ago.
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II u said that the church and clergy of New York
patronize Purdy's National Theatre, New York, q
third elass house. heretofore supported by the Chat
ham street bhoys, TO witness the performance of
= Uncle Toms Cabin"
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ERTS BROTHERS-Am algamated
LII iridium zinc and plated PEN, warranted not to
corTode. This Pen is principle entirely new
ciearness of quill, with six times the durability of
the steel Pen; and thus entirely obviating the only
objection that has hitherto existed the use of
steel Pens This Pen will be found an invaluable ar
tcle In Offices, they need no wpng, also 10 bank
and schools, as they will not spatter nor cut the
thnest paper, and are warranted anticorTosive For
sale by JAMES B. GLIB,
ar8 No. So Main st., opposite City Hotel.
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The correspondent of the London Times at Ma.
drid says that the affair OF the Black Warrior SO
far from being settled, has been urged on with
pect
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Since the Ward trial. pistols and bowie kuiyes. al
Louisville, are called Kentucky statutes..
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nOGGETT g. ANDERSON, Uphol-
II sterers and Paper Hangers, have now in store
their Spring Stock of French and American Paper
Hang ings amongst which are some of the richest
Gold Velvet and Silver Papers for psrlors. Also,
general assortment Of Floor and Table Oil Cloths
India and Cocoa Mating, Window Shades and Blinds
with general stock of Curtain and Upholstering
Goods all of which will be sold on fair terms.
Paper Hanging and Uphoistering attended to pune
tuaIly in town or country. ap Sim
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The 6rst locomotive built Ia Kentucky was
plssed on the railroad landing from Coyneton, ass
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ZINE PICTURES, ON FAIR TERMS.
Il Parents, bring your chidren-childrep bring
your parents to MINNfS 4 WATSONS Daguerrean
Gallery, few doors below the Exchange Bank and
have your Daguerreotypes taken in their very supe-
rior style.
They have just received new supply of g.
Werge's European Colors, which Is said TO be the
best article of color ever used for Daeuereotypes
Don't forget the place. No. l46 Main ST. 81
ap 20 MINNIS T. WATSON.
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HARTFORD, Dec. oath, 1851.
The President and Directors of the Etna FIRE In
surance Company having examined J; Spratrs Ia-
auanted with its construction and adaptation 10 ING
purposes des gned, highly approve OF the same as
commend that it be properly applied to all bulidngs
insured, or that may hereafter be insured at TINS
Office. c.,ro.a-
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HAVING concluded to close up my pre-
IL sent business, offer. from this day, my entire
stock of DRY GOODS cost for cash only, until the
first of July, at which time the remainder of the
stock will be sold at suction. - o. a.
All persons indebted to JAMES A. SMELL agent
estate of Hugh Rileigh and John A. Smell Co., are
requested to come forward and make immediate pay.
ment, as longer Indulgence will not be given.
JAMES A. SHELL Agent,
No. q West Main street.
April &c. 1854. apps Is
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CAWs, SAWS, SAWS of every descrip

GAWS, SAWS, SAWS! of every descrip
~ ton, manufactured and sold by
.- TOLAND l. BURGER,
10th, between Main and Gary streets, Richmond Va
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles and
every other variety of SAWS that may be called for
All Saws stamped TOLAND & BURGER, warranted
to give satisfaction, if not being fairly tried, will
be exchanged or the money refunded.
Strengthening re-toothing and repairing of all kinda
done at the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce
Circular Saw, either large small, that cannot
straighten, matter from what cause how badly
1t may have been sprung or buckled. .4
All Circulars warranted to true. de 16-6m
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Candidates, NOTICES. hand
~ some Mahogany Cane Seat Chairs, $7.75, usual
spring seat ST. usual price $22; Mahogany Bureaus
large size, 49, usual price $i2 very large High Post
Bedsteads fine headboard post 5x5 in. square, very
heavy, 81. usual price SIG; Enclosed Mahogany
Wash Stands, Sc, usual price 50; handsome Marble
Top Bouquet and Sofa Tables 50. usual price SIS.
VIM. SMITH, Manufacturer,
SS4 South Third street, above Cathedral,
Philadelphia Pa.
az Small profits and quick sales. Goods careful
ly packed snd shipped to order. 28-3m
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VHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP.-P o W.

rHEAP, CHEAP, Cheap o W.
~ Frs, the only Arfisf that takes the FlesA Tint
DagueyyeofNes which has been prone unced to be the
best in the world has had hs large go arran-
ged to take Pictures Children, perfect those
taken of grown persona.
Those who have tried ct other eallerys TO have
ikenesses of their children, and failed to get them
have but to call on Powers at l39, Main street. who
fails to satisfy the most asdious. Sign of the
ap6
YHOMAE w. KEESEE. AucrIoNErR.
i Office at George ]. Summers, No. % Pearl street
will attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE and every
description of MERCHANDISE, HouSEHOL6
FURNITURE. &c. mis-
pEE6WAx-For sale BY
Days =. MOORE, 1870 Broad 4. !.
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j above reward, and all reasonable expenses will
be paid for the apprehension and delivery to us in
Richmond of Negro Woman Slave, named MARIA,
or, as she calls herself, MARIA PERRY, If taken 50
miles from Richmond, thirty dollarsif ia
ken in or near Richmond.
Maria Is of medium statue, with round face, skin
about ginger bread color, good set of teeth, full
suit of hair, and pleasant sountenance. Her pre-.
else age not recollected, but she is believed to be
about twenty -four or five years old.
PHIL. NJ. TABB SON, Agents.
Office on Governor street,
NH 14-ts Between Main and franklin ats.
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MIsCELLANEous.
PATENT INSULATED

GPKATr'S PA Il u Nj INSULATED
~ LIGHTNING RODE.-Ths subscribers having
secured the exclusive right to sell tiese celebrated
RODS in this State are now prepared to put them
up in any part Of this city OF country, on favorable
terms These celebrated conductors of Electricity
best ever offered to the public Among the hume
recommendations in possession of the Agents. the
fol1own are deemed sufficient to satisfy the public
of their great superiority over all others:
1.-THE lightning Conductors, on the plan OF j.
Spratt of Cincinnati appear to be very well devils
ed, and in point of mechanical construction are the
best we have ever seen.
ut In to be hoped that the use OF these Rods may
become general, as an important auxiliary defense
against danger which must be regarded of or
binary Isgnitude, to which all buildings are liable.
b. SrLLrmAN, JR.,
Prof. Of Chem. in Univ. of Louisville.
b. SILLIMAN, ST.,
JAMES d. DANA,
Yale College, N. II.
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GRATES AND memberships hun
N bred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS i9r
sale at reduced prices--Tbe subscriber has ior sac
the largest stock Of CRATES and FENDEfs eve.
before offered for sale in this city, OF his OWE manu-
facture. The Crates embrace all the vsTow amos
and patterns such square topped Gothic, Lip1le,
Circle, &c., with beautiful rounding Tenders. SUM
mer Pieces, &c.. to match.
Orders for Crates Tenders, re-, from town and
country punetually attended to and carefully pscsea
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be snPpnsa
Il The lowest northern prices with the usual e'
counts off, or cash by wbolesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry. ON Mhn' ee'
tween eth and 9th sts., Richmond. Va
e. 2ssms SAMUEL d. DENOoN-
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PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Corner Main and 18th sts., Richmond, Va.
a. For sale by Druggists and Dealersin Medicines
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REMOVAL.-The undersigned respect
~ fully informs his friends and customers that he
has removed TO the store formerly occupied by Jas
A. SHELL Having just returned from the North with
a we'll selected stock of GOODS can furnish house
keepers and others with every article in thst line
Purchasing for cash, am enabled 10 sell much
cheaper than the cheap stores Always on and
full assortment Of Wood and Willow Ware, chill.
dren's Gigs and Horses, tia and wood Cages goia
aud gilt JewelIy, fancy China, Toys, brusne'y
Combs Shade Curtains, Room Papers Ne, all OF
which will be sold at New York prices
THOMAS l.. ANGUS,
my2 q w. Main street.
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na--

cratcreesoi Maine-law man and generally goes for all
kinds of isas Eugene Pardee abolition BENZ Cowan
federal whig of the old school w. L. Perkins
free-soil whig W H. p. Denny whig editor Of the Leba
non Star Nye whig; JAS Root whg freesoileri Nor
ton s Townshend aboltonist; JOS w. Vance, freeso
whg; r. N Sill ex-whig fund commissioner; r. z. Spauld-
ing democratic iree-soer j. Probosco whg A. p Stone
heretofore with the democratic party II. b. Curtis whig
Jacob Brinkerho formerly Democrat but of late years
ee-sojler Dr. j. H. Coulter abolitionist s. j. Andrews
whg free-soler; James A. Briggs, abolition whigi John
Woods ex-whig auditor of State. There are doubtless
some few Others who have heretofore acted with the demo-
cratic party, but they are few.
The resolutions as reported by the committee were
adopted though they did give satisfaction to either the
oldne wings or the od-line aboltonissthe former be-
cause they were little much abolition and the latter
because they did not go far enough
The following resolution, which passed. will attract
the attention of the country than any of the Others
49, Resored That to this end we will labor asduousy
render inoperatr and poid that portion Of the Kansas
Nebraska bill which abohes freedom in the territory
withdrawn from the influence of slavery by the Missouri
of 1920 and that will oppose by every law
full and constitutional means further increase OF slave ter
rory slave States in this republican confsderacy'
Here is a distinct declaration against admitting any
hereafter into the Union which the people thereof
shall decide shall be slave State. lea
This is the bodest and deliberate avowa of dis
union that could he made 1t practical revolution Sue
cessuy sustained and carried out it would lead to the
violent separation these States in week. This Is the
new platform Of northern whggery and abolition This
is the new shbboleth for the future This is the cry
combination against the democracy How many wings of
the free States will take up against creed
strous and so dangerous
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FRfEA MEDICAL, AND LITERARY COLLEGES UsrvER-
sry or Observation-Disclosures must claim the honor Of
being the first State in the Union offering the student from
all ortious Of Und States complete of cole
gate instruction free Of charge
The income from her University fund is about
S2500o per annum, and is increasing.
Ample buildings have been erected at Ann Arbor for the
medical and literary cbegesa town remarkable for its
health and cheapness tf living
The university Library cabinet museum, apparatus and
laboratory are credabe to State institution and one
of the best astronomical observatoes in the world is
y completed the dictatorship of which has been accepted
by the distinguished astronomer Brunnow of Berlin the
assistant of Encke The corps of professors lat present
ten N the library and six in the medical coeges) have
thus far been called from the different States with reference
70 their ability and fitness In the college of arts and
sciences there two full parallel Of stndesvz
literary and scenfifcthe first including such branches
as are taught in other colleges the other scientific
course the dead languages and substitutes the nat
ura sciences civil engineering &C. the better to fit young
men fer the practical duties of life (to enter which but
moderate prerequisites insisted on An appropriate
degree is conferred those who take full in
either but a student may take partial course selecting
such studies as he may WISH and remain long short
time as ne may desire An agricultural course has been
established and is now in full operation
The collegiate year in both colleges commences on the
first Of October the of the medical college continuing
six months.--Nichigdn Aygus.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1854.

Qy Mr. HxnRr NJ Lewis, Of Montgomery, Alabama, is
travelling Alabama Tennessee,
by c. LKwIs, and SAMUEL d. LEWIS.
90 Receipts Of the above will be good.
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OONGRESS-TuESDAY.

SEsArEMr. Sumner presented petition Of the Penn
sylvania Society for the Promotion of the Abolition OF
Slavery praying the repeal of the fugitvesave law which,
after some debate, ordered to lie on the table.
The homestead bill taken up and discussed by Messrs
Weller, Benjamin, Cass, and Others, until hapast three
O'Clock, when the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE, or REpREsENTATIvEs.--Mr Phillips made un-
successful attempt introduce bill providing for ncorpo
rating the territory acquired under the recent Mexican
treaty into the Territory of New Mexico The bill aboshng
the SO per discount prepaid newspaper postage
was debated during the morning hour Mr. Elliot of Massa-
chuses retaining the floor for tomorrow The amend
ment of the Senate the bill granting right OF way
through the grounds of Jefferson Barracks to the St Louis
and Iron Mountain railroad debated, and Mr. Benton
having the loor the House went into committee the
army appropriation bill Mr. Barry opposed the amend
of Mr. Stanton of Kentucky abolishing military su-
perintendence at the national armore Mr. Faulkner sup
ported that amendment which ultimately adopted by
of 80 to 49, The committee then rose and the House
adjourned.
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We copy this morning, from the Philadelphia Evening
Argus "a we-deserved and eloquent compliment to the
Hon. John Robbins jr, of Pennsylvania.
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THE OHIO wHIG ABOLITION FUSION CoNvEN-
TION

THE OHIO WHIG ABOLITION FUSION CONvEN-
The county has been notified by telegraph and other
wise that the fragments Of whggery abolionisn in
Ohio were to hold convention at Columbus take into
consideration the of the Union generally and espec
ally the condition of the two parties above named and
strong could be patched up defeat the democracy of ,hn
State 1t has been long tedious struggle in Ohio tc
settle which division of the whg party the most nu
merous--the abolition portion that portion which claim
ed to be national Fillmore wings The last State cleo
ton showed that while the whg candidate Mr. Barrere
had about 10000 votes Lewis The abolition candidate had
10000 This fusion would have been completed two
three years since had Fillmore been President and
by means of his patronage, portion of the wings were
held to the support of his administration But now no
such exists why they should refuse to Join the u-
sion" At the best however it sckly attempt of the
whg party to maintain national organization The
thing was impossible They have now abandoned all
pretension that and have resolved to organize local
parties in the States eeciay where the democracy arc in
the majority obtain and retain power This cend only
be done by uniting democrats with them and to
this point every was strained TO procure the attend
ance of democrats at the Ohio fusion convention to dis
cess of the motley Many democrats have feared
that majority of the democratic representatives from
Ohio have voted against the Nebraska and Kansas bills
they and their friends would unite in the fusion of wbig
gerry and abotonism to accomplish defeat Of the de-
mocracy of Ohio But in looking over the members of
that convention aud the leading spirits of it, we feel proud
to so few of the leading democrats taking any part in
it. So far acquaintance goes they stand about as
follows b. f. Suer president of the convention-he has
heretofore acted with the democratic party but as he
active leader in the election of S! p Chase
to the Senate in ls4o he has since been inclined 70
"free-soism Rev. f. b. Smith, od-line abolitionisf
j. H. Baker editor of the Scioa Gazette whie J..
L. Herrick, editor Of the Portage Democrat frec-sol
j. L. Vaughn editor of the abolition paper Cleveland
l.. L. Rice editor of the Columbian abolition State organ
Columbus; John Grner assistant editor of State Jour
nal, at Columbus whig; H. b. Carringon whg LAWYER at
Columbus; J. NJ Root ex-member of Congress abolition
David Fisher an old blue whg Dr. j. Martin abolition
ist Moses II Kirby old whig Isaac Smoker demo-
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

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