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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05
DIED,

Yesterday morning. at IL O'Clock, In the seth yea
Of her age, Mrs. ELIZA d. MAYO, daughter of ths
Rev. John d. Blair, and widow of Mr. Joseph II
Mayo.
The friends and acquaintsnces Of the family Or,
requested to attend her funeral this day. at o'cocl
p. M from the United Presbyterian Chsrch, with
out farther Invitation.
Yestdrday evening, Sept 4th, Mr.. WILLIAM A
POWERS.
t.nd NJ faa..si f,o.r S,SS Tei,o.s., rn ~; 10.
noon. ~ Al o'clock.
The FsnsIAl q Lucy z daughter OF Edwin
tho Iesidencs of John H. Hillyssd, corner Of Leigh
and Adams streets. Relations and friends respect
fully invited 70 attend
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STRIKING PIoruRE.-For some months

STRIKING PICTURE.-For some months
past certain house On Brooke Avenue, occupied
by disreputable woman named JANE WRIGHT
has been an eye sore to the neighborhood, and the
moved. Within the past week this den of iniquity
has been torn down, leaving nothing but the chin
ney standing. Some wag, on witnessing the wreck
has executed an appropriate painting and made 1t
fast to the top ofthe chimney. The figures upon ii,
represent Miss Jane, with her handkerchief to her
eyes, in a weeping position, an old fiddle without
a DOW, near her, while above the weeping beldame
is the inscription, In large letters, 1--WE mourn
these ruins" There are many other nests in the
city of similar character, that might well be de-
moshed and we fear there are many other Jane
Wrights, whose presence adds nothing to the de-
cency of the neighborhood in which they live
Why the Grand Jury suffer such sinks of iniquity
to exist under the eyes of respectable families Is
something that we cannot understand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

FAIRFIELD RAoEs.-The Jockey Club, at
their last meeting, wisely determined to postpone
the races over the Fairfield Course to the fourth
Tuesday in October, in order to give such of the
Virginia stables desired to do co. an opportunity
OF visiting New York and Baltimore. By this ar
rangement the racers of New York and Maryland
will have ample opportunities of returning the Vir.
ginia visits and they fail to do So the Proprietors
of New Market, Broad Rock and Fairfield, should,
in future. keep their stables at home If the racers
of New York desire those of Virginia to aid them
in making sport they should. with equal berality,
aid them by their presence, and by contending for
their purses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

PLEASURE ExcURsIoN.-Our readers will
have fine opportunity this afternoon of making
pleasant trip to the country at very small cost as
the Union Guard" intend taking ride to "Slash
Cottage where they will have the hest of music for
Tor dancing, and every other necessary to ensure
comfort to ALL The "Union Guard" IL a new COM
psny, and as this is its first excursion, those who
accompany the members may expect delightful
time. When under the control of military corps,
there Is not more agreeable place in Eastern Vir.
ginia at which to spend few leisure hours than
the Cottage, where good water delightful refreeh.
ments and pure air are always to be found Let
the young folk, then, and the old ones too secure
tickets for this trip, and by their presence encour-
age the Guard in their efforts to cater to the pub.
lie pleasures well to enjoy themselves in in
nocent recreation and amusement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

FiGHrNG.-LewisB Ball, belonging to the
estate of Robert Nott deceased. brought before
the Mayor, yesterday, charged with ass ulting and
beating an old, half free negro named William
Price, at his wifes house in the Valley. Lewis frst
brought old Billy to his mario W bones with stone
and then cudgelled him with stick. He was or.
dered twenty stripes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05
The Gas WoRKs at Rockets willsnot be

The Gas WoRKs at Rockets willsnot be
completed bsfore next spring. The difficulty In
procuring iron pipes and 10 keeping regular force
at work during the hot weather, have retarded the
progress OF this work very much. The Engineer
might, by extraordinary exertions, manage to get
the works ready for by the middle OF February
next but 1t would DO better to take more time and
have every thing done 10 the best STYLE than to
~ the workmen and have the walls etc., badly
done
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

BREAKING CARRIAGE.-John p. Bland
appeared before the Mayor yesterday, charged with
throwing stone at Mr.. John Cosbys carriage driver
Several witnesses proved that Mr.. Bland and two
other gentlemen were passing along 9th street, be-
tact with the carriage horses at the mouth of Pink
Alley. Seeing that they were about to be run over
Mr.. Bland caught of the horses and ordered the
driver to stop until they could pass: but instead oil
doing So he used his whip his of horse until Mr.
B. had to release his hold. For this impudence, B
seized piece Of brick and threw at the negro, but
dismissed.
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NORTHAM FARM FOR SALE.-Tl

IN subscriber, intending to commence business in
the city of Richmond, offers at private sale his beau
tifu FARM, situated on the Three-Chopped Road.
eigh miles from Richmond and three miles west q
the termination of the Richmond l. Westham Plank
Road. There about $50 acres, all enclosed-y6
part of which il good meadow land the balance cay
to cultivate with good dwelling and all necessary
out-houseE good well of water, ard about one thou
il desired.
TERMS will be accommodating, If sold imme
diately.
For further information please apply on the pre-
mises or to GoDDIN APPERsoN, Richmond. Pos
session given after weeks notice.
se 5-dAw1m& j. C. JONES.
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IETEMPERAEcE.-The Mayor had his
hands full Of cases Of bad behaviour, yesterday
morning, produced by intemperancc the night be-
fore. That the people may see the necessity of a
work house, the Mayor has wisely determined to
bring all such subjects before him in future at 9
O'Clock each morning,
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EscApED FROM PRIsor

ESCAPED FROM fR1SON.-On EHGufUdy
confined in the Pententary, while employed in re-
moving the sweepings of the shops in a hand car,
to an outer enclosure broke through the gate, and
taking different directions, made desperate efforts
to escape. The guard and other persons in the
neighborhood Immediately gave chase after them,
and finally captured both the fugtives and return
ed them to the prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

KUNKELs TROUPE of Vocalists will ap-
pear on Thursday night next, at Metropolitan Hail.
They have been playing recently to immense houses
in Baltimore and Washington, and we are quite
sure that their performances will be eqnaly as we'll
appreciated here. capital programme will be
presented on the opening night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

Dock AND WATER STREETS should be
improved and paved before the fall sets in If moth
ing 10 done with them during the dry season, they
will be impossible in the winter months Are the
Commissioners OF Streets content to subject team.
sters and shippers to the same Inconvenience un.
der which they labored last winter and spring. IF
not, the paving should be commenced forthwith
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

Stray Cows are plentiful in the city a,
night When viii the Police Committee report al
amendment to the present ordnance defining the
means to be adopted for having them kept out o.
the streets at nightl
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UNIoN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Turner. Steal

UNION FOUNDRY.-Messrs. Turner, Steel,
Hagan X Go. have established new foundry at the
corner OF 7h and Canal sire eta and from the eharac
ter OF these gentlemen for persev ersuce industry
and skill there 10 doubt OF their success Mr. JAS
TURNER, one of the partners, is the gentleman who
was presented with q gold medal last week by the
workmen in the blacksmith shop of the Tredeear
WORKS and is admirably qualified to conduct
fully the new enterprise In which he has embarked,
There are few cities in the Union where iron and
brass work are better executed than in Richmond.
and where both proprietors and journeymen seem to
be more PROSPEROUS, q
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local MAxxWs.

San Aoclpysr.-YesteTd mornina. Co,
rsrev w ick~r. sasisted by Conaabir Tylef kcld IN
taunes 4 uver the tody az small boy named DAN.
TEL HAnRrsuToN. aged four years, son Of Timothy
Hsrrinaton, residing on Byrd street, between 1lth
and 18th strcefr. who vas found desc o. ne basin
Der OF children, were seen at play On the humber
late hour eonslay afternoon. when portion 81 h
fell, and most of the children there ran Of. The
lIssle fellow falling to resurn 20 ne isshers resi-
mornins. and the crushed and mausied remains Of
the Door boy were found a. above described. The
jury rendered verdict In accordancs with the
above facts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

GuAso.-We invite the attention of all in
terested to the advertisement OF Messrs. McGruder
in another colamn. reduction In the price of thai
great fertilizer, guano. is maiter Of no small I'm
portance. .asa @a9 fNss #ff.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05
RANCE OF THERMOMETER.
At RANDoLPH's BOOKSTORE 12i Main st, Saturda,
O'Clock. IL o'clock. 5 O'Clock
SO SO 81
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Sept.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, Cave ndy, New York, lndss
and passengers. ~
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard Baltimore, mdse
Ludiam l. Watson.
Bsrque Fame, (new) Speight, Baltimore, ballast
D. Currie.
Schr. Lewis DIVER, Sylvester, Maine, plaster, C.
w. Snow.
Sour. Ellen Goldsborough, Jones. Baltimore, mdse
w. d. Colquitt & Co..
Schr. Mary and Caroline, Henderson, Phiadelphis
COAL Pae l. Sampson.
Schr H r. Smith, Dill, Boston, plaster, w. D. Col
quit x Co.
Schr. Edwin Forrest. Clayton, North Carolina, shin
gles J. Wombe Il Co.
SAILED.
Steamship Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse, ant
passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

DERAseED.--Thos. Hayes, arrested and
imprisoned some days aimee, on the charge OF men
tai deraogement, viii De examined by three Magis
frases, and rent 70 the Eastern Luuaiic Asylum q
madman s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05
HENRICO LAND FOR SALE

l. THURSDAY, October 18th, 1854, commend n,
at O'Clock, shall offer for sale 65 acres of I'M
in Henrico county, being between the Deep ku
County Road and the Fredericksburg Railroad, mos
of which is of original growth, with the exception
ten acres which Is enclosed, with a eomfortdbl
small family Any persons desiring any informatlo
relative to fb is land, call r. 8. GLAzEBRooR
who resides the premises. There will be like
wise sold at the same time and place, from one t.
two hundred cords of Pine Wood.
ne 5-7tt ROBERT l.. LUCK,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

ma. Courrs.r-It Is reported that Mr.. cout,s,
who gave $3.50 for the choice seat ct the Grsi and
Mario concert in New York, is not gentleman, but
An Enehsh lady neither young nor beautiful, but
great wealth, who is 20 enamored Of signor Ma
no 'nat sne ionoHs him wherever he goes and
and puts up It every hotel where he ssops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

The Sethoscope, for September, has been laid
upon our table. Its pages are enriched nv con,r;
buttons from several well known physicians of vir.
gnia as well as by judicious selections from yarious
medical works of high repute. The StetAoscoue is
well edited and well printed, and the Faculty should
bestow upon il 4 liberal support.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

WHALE SHor.-A whale, forty-6vs feet LONG
and from which, Il 4 thought 80 or 100 barrels 81
OIL win be obtaioed, was lately taken near Green
isIlnd. u Vas ALLIED ~ means Of . smail bomb
shell that burst after entering il body The bomh
was discharged from peculiar kind ofmuskst
Qsetec Mercury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05
FRANK LEsLIE's GAZETTE OF

This charming number contains the commence
ment OF the Fail Fashions, splendid colored plate,
Paper Pattern for Dress. beautiful Patterns for
Crochet work, New Music, &c. Price % cents
LADIES' FALL FASHf0N.-Ffank LeslIe's La-
dies Gazette Of Fashion, for September, 10 now
ready.
This splendid number contains beautiful eolorsd
plate of the Paris Fall Fashions; s's,,
cravings Of the new American and Engiisn styles;
splendid patterns for neediework paper patterns for
q marquse couzon, new music, chess, wax-work, he.
Price rs cents This 10 the most beautiful Ladies'
Magazine published in tho world. For sale by
JAMES WOODHOUSE
ee5 I39 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

Gen. Downs, Collector Of New orlean. the :.
port Of whose death was coutradicted, Il has been
ascertained is really dead, He died In Keu,uchv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

no PAPERs = George Andersen, 4 free
negro has been coumiated 70 prison ios want Of !
register oi his freedom.
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MISS A. NJ. SMITHS SCHOOL FOR


this School will commence the first MONDAY Of
October next, at the schoolrooms, Of Frank.
lin and Fifth streets.
Horace p. Smith, A. B., brother of Miss Smith,
will be connected with the school Associate Prin.
cipal The most competent teachers will assist In
the various departments The course Of instruction
is thorough, and embraces all the regulates for fin.
ished education Frequent lectures will be given in
con nection with the higher English branches Lee
lures on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry,
MED by experiments. Vocal musicw be taught daily.
without extra charge. Miss 8. pledges herself t.
teach in such manner to enable the pupil, who
10 sattenve to the instruction eiven to read music
with perfect facility by the end of the session Each
department of the school will be under the super.
the different classes.
TERMs-English branches. $4o Primary Depart
ment, $50. Ancient and Modern Languages, SO
each. Instrumental music, Professors prices Draw
ing. Embroidery. &c, extra charges.
Mr.. Smith will form private classes in the Gres
and Latin languages. Further particulars msde
known in a few weeks by application at the book
store of Mr.. VIM. A. Buffers, 1877 Main street.
au0-eod2nif
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

PERUVIAN GUANo.-In consequence of the
well known causes which have lately prejudiced and
continue to prejudice the farming interest His Elk
celleucy, the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentsry of Peru, is DESTROYS far il is in
his power to place the Peruvian Guano before the
obtain it on terms better adapted to meet the diff
culties of the season. and has been pleased to direct
orders to the undersigned to sell the Guans for the
present follows ~
For to 5tons-$5S Cash. a.
" ito 10 tons-&52 I"
I" II to % tons-S51 /"
" q to IS tons-&5O
" 26 to 50 tons-$5o. 80 days or discount same time
g 81 to 100 tons-s50, months or g
g 10l to 200 tons-S50,5 Is
The agents prepared to make deliveries at their
deposits in the different ports Of the United States
through orders given by them in this city. b.
+. BARREDA Il BROTHER.
Baltimore, Sept Ist, 1854.
HAVING received the above Circular from
the Agents of the Peruvian Government for the sale
of Guano, to meet the views of our country friends
shall adopt the following prices for the present.
viz:
go Cash per ton, taken from the wharf.
To accommodate small dealers, We will sell any
quantity, from one ton up. at the above rates.
20 5I2aw2w HUGH w. FRY SONS.
NoTIcE.-The 9th Monthly Meeting of
the MONROE BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATION will be
held at their Room Foushee street between
Grace and Broad, THIS EVENING, at o'clock.
The Treasurer will receive the Dues Of MEMBERS
during the day at the store OF Geo. b. Saunders
The Board Of Directors are requested to me4 at
the same time.
Sc sit EDWARD MCCARTHY. Sd.
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ACCIDENTAL cart driver accidentally
backed his team over the side of the dock vestrr.
day, and the horses falling on board the schooner
ada. one OF them was instantly killed, the other
receiving but slight Injury. =
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ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-Last SUNDAY
night an effort was made to break open jewelry
store opposite the American Hotel, but the thiei
was discovered and driven off by citizen. who was
passing at the time before effecting an entrance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

SUDDEN DEArH-We regret to learn that
Mr. VIM. Powers fell dead in the street, in the
vicinity of the Clifton House, yesterday, from the
ELECTS of apoplexy. q 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

1hsfs vers Is inesFnsnts IN Savannah on Thur.
dsy iase, q whieh - were from yellow fever
Among fhs dssshs reported h that efsandy Black,
Sgd los years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

HxsR,co CousTY CoURT.-This body,
DIR. Gsrnett presiding, was In session yesterday,
hearing the case Of PATRIeK FEENEY. charged with
administering arsenic to forty cows the property
1 of John B Crepsbsw, from the effects Of which
efsren died The evidence ia the case IL entirely
c,rcupnstantia but none the less pointed. The pri-
soner had charge OF the cows and fed them on the
NIGHT thew were poisoned. His condnct after his
arrest was very strange, and some OF his reark s
such az to create suspicion. Before concluding the
ease the Court adjourned until this morning At IL
| o'clock VIM w. Crump. Esq, appeared for the
Commonwealth, and A. Judson Crane, Esq, for
the defence.
HEALTH OF THE CITY.--Wea are gratified
IN find by the list of interments ut the Shockoe Hill
/ Burying Ground for the past week, ending the Sd
inst that the health of the city continues to i'm
prove. For seven days, ending with Sunday last,
there were but eighteen white irterments- eleren
males and sepen femaies OF this number fpe of
the white males marked as having died of clio.
Iera and not single female. Six of the eighteen
white intermenfs were children under twelve wears
l of age. ID, -.5-sgssrt
FOR the same period of time, the register reports
tUeIre negro interments-eieht males and four fe-
males or this number but three cases are reported
as choIera--too males and one female. Three of
the twelve negro interments were children under
twelve years of age. t-
Total number oil interments for the week, thirty;
eighteen whites and twelve negroes. Total number
OF cholera cases. eight-fye whites and four ne
groes.
At Hollywood Cemetery, there were but four in.
terments last week, of which was marked cho-
lera. s.n
This shows q great decrease in the number OF
deaths by cholera for the past week, and is certain
~ strong indication of the general good health Of
the city. titd rs
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NOTICE TO THE P UBLIc.-Th,


IN subscriber having offered his stock Of SADDLE
RY at public auction on the 9th of June last, bu
owing to the extreme warm weather and sickly sea
son. his sale was postponed; now he Offers for sale
his large and boauriful assortment of ready. made
SADDLES, amongst which some of a new ana
improved pattern deliehtfuy pleasant to the rider
and warranted not to hurt the horse. Also . very
large mt of most beautiful Coach and Busgj
HARNESS, which cannot be surpassed. My stoci
embraces also, Wagon and Cart Harness of tho mos
durable quality; and in fact every article usually KEEP
in Saddlery establishment. may be fund ct my
shop, all manufactured under my own supervision b.
the most experienced workmen.
My object in selling out is to close my agency bu
sinese, and commence on my own account. And ey
cry article not disposed Of BY the 1st wi
turaI Exhibition, due notice of which will DO given
To enable me to prosecute this course, respectful
tie the hilis-the necessity of which be obvi
Gus to ell. The amounts individually small. bu
to me are sufficient to extricate from debt, whic
se 5-dAcfs JOSEPH n. COIOUITT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

ekcRkrAhroT THE NAvY.-The papers are
discussing the probable successor in the Nav
department of Mr.. Dobbin who it is believed
win be elected from North Carolin. TO ,hs
y. .. senate. We have no right or desire to
interfere IN political matters, but we would
neversheiees express an ardent wish that Lit.
Maury could De made Secretary of the Navv
Whist his politics are We don't know. bn,
What his ftness il, the whole world kno-.
His appointment would be an inysInsh,o
blessing to the service. and q glory to The he
American name. sac
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Nkw VxssEL.--The barque sFame,n Can
tain Speight, arrived here on sunday The Pam.
was built nsBaltimore, for Mr.. Da sid Currie and
il one ofthe abandonment vessels that ever ehfere3
our port, and reflects great credit on her builder
Thelenath Of her keel 10 is feet; length Of deck
l42 breadth OF beam % ieet =
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RUNNING WITH THE MAcHINE.-Beverly
Hogg free boy, arrested and aged last Sunday
night, for running with hose reel in violation of
city ordinance. On being arragned before the Mayor
yesterday, he was found guilty. and ordered fog
ginp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

STEALING.-William,s slave to William P.
Winfree. was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday
chnrged with stealing; but owing to the absence of
Witnesses he was sent to prison, to be brought up
again this morning. =
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| THE WEATHER continues intensely hst
and dry. Farmers are complaining for want of
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N GxAsp 1xsuLs Al TnE 6nfv LOCKS-
Ye~err8ay - thrses masfsd schoouer = Morris
PIKE pesse1 1hroueh the ship locks Nm efeaf II.
eflity. sndsr - guidancs Of Mr. Ranfin, wisD
8 deeply infsrested in the success Of ths Improve.
feet with boWsprit and gibbooom 60 FEET long, ma
kinetheltoeal length l99 feet and breadth - fees
hs 10 the largest sai weasel tat has ever entered
the port OF Richmond, snd a. many doubss1 thsea-
psciy ofshs locks e resolve her, tbs Captain WIS
opposed TO making the effort to enter the dock I'M.
I'd tho officers of tho James Rivcr and Kanswha
Company assumed an responsibility and had her
nut through ia fne ayIe. 4FE Es4a
since the performances Of this Fest Tiers win. IN
future, be NO dread on the psrt of ship owners 10
enter the dock, and the Consequence win be. hist
every vessel arriving In port win cndeayor 10 GET
through the ship locks in order to be near the bus
uees part of tho city. 80 -
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DERUVIAN GUANO.--In consequence
L of reduction In price By the Peruvian dovsrI-
m snt We now prepared to cell best Peruvian
0UANO 1t e508 deliverable ct Basin or n chmone
dspots g. Ac0RUDERs SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-05

GUANO! GUANOa GUANO..-The
NJ Peruvian Government having reduced the price
terms-ssy go from wharf, e56a from store; aad W.
solicit calls for the sams from orr friends and the
public. se5 ckENeHAW co.
TOR HIRE.--We win hire out for tn
Il baiance Of the yseE, 6rsksHfe tobacco swistsr
- t0LE9 C0Ok. Asesfs
|nUlNINRr25 OK. jus6 recoived ard ioI
.S ow ss.t :; 49, 49, S RssSi 4.
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TOR SALE PklVATELX-The three
IL wooden tenements fslneIy or collectively OF
the corner OF Broad and 18th Streets Church Hii to
DO removed BY the let day Of October next.
Applyto ELLYs0N yERBY.