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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-14

CADETS AT LARGE APPOINTED BY THE PREsI-
Dent. Martin ID. Hardin, son OF Col Har-
din, of Illinois volunteers, who was killed ut Bue-
ma Vista. =. WIN. +. Merrill son Of Captain NJ.
f. Merrill, L. :. army, who wa killed at Molina
Jel Rev. 3. Edward Ross, son of Edw. G. Ross,
late lieutenant 4th artillery, &c. assistant pro
fes.or of mathematics, West Point. !. VIM. W.
Gaines, adopted son of late Major Gen. Games,
L. S. army. ). Chas. L. JesuP,son OF Maj Gen
.Jesup. quartermater general, United States ar
nv. q. James Wilson, son of Col. II. Wilson,
9Th infantry United States army, Z. Samuel
NJ. Cooper, son of Col. S. Cooper, adjatant gen
eral, United States army. : John > Saunders
L. s. navy. 8. Jonathan p Cilley, great-grand-
son of the late Jonathan Cilley, NJ. &, from
Maine. IC. Fran kiln c. Goodrich, son of b. {.
Goodrich of Boston, ancestors distinguished III
the revolutionary war.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE Days
TOWN..

run IN lbs-l1N v Ffup al
elit Court NJ Pifsyivania. shall. q, I'm
day OF March neNt, sill by way ns 519p!!uhlay
store hon IS aud lots. situated On M NJ eec
G"rporaiion of Dansiilr. md on, il, = sne
james Lip comb, (neent for r. ~ erc
William Robinson II, Tbrsc stores e,e - . : AZ
m"-t business pprt of the town and =. s71s
US iuca' 10 Tor the salc of Merch,,,d;- ,,taiy 4
some feet the sirrtf. uni tn, l,.., sci'
Of over 80 feet. Person. at li.lssre " ~
procuring in Danville. srnna Tor ,ls - ~. de-
Clouds, Groceries. &c, hase nov ar ONO, o'aa'1'
ed them of securing sta nd, imme1ia,.5 'i.'1liy
the bu iness of this plnce and will do ~ the q
on the div of sale "'h te tsl
Thu above PR p rty will be sd on. -,
Two and three yenr-. The urc ba.or :, credit
approve security, bearing intrre.t finn 's oo
the title 10 be reserved until the la, "a" lay
There is no doubt us to I e iil, az - ,''Aehl
but acting as Commits ioner, .llll q. /, ".aae r.
trrest a. vested in M by the Decr,e , I"a''y
mar io'oft b. W. DANlFT w.
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FIRE IN CLARKE.-The dwelling house of p.
ID. SHEpHERD, Esq, of Clarke county, was de-
stroyed by fire on Sunday last. 1t is supposed
To have originated from the chimney, and occur
red while the family were at church Most of
the furniture shared the fate of the building
The house and furniture were insured. Mr.. 5.
was in Baltimore at the time.-Pirginia Free
Press.
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To the Voters Of Lynchburg !:

candidnte Tor your suhrages, at ihe electi0n in
April next, for tie office Of Muster Of Police, After
residence of tuftyt~O years in your city aud neighbor
hooI deem it unnecessary say anything Of myself
lariter ihan if elected. will discharge the duties of
The office. GEO PERCIvAL. SR.
ian 3l.dte
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Prom the Bucks County lnteilige7eef'
Letter from Josiah HolbTook-
RrcKINGHAM. III

Friend Broipn:-I shall make 10 apology Tor M
Producing the following letter, received few aays
after the one last published lie illustrates III a
striking manner the object Of the inquiry seui
bonoi) which is now beginning to be aPPiea !"
fined 10 work revolution in the artificial system
now 50 almost universally in vogue. May the IN
yestigation extend until the practice OF acquiring
tcords tcifhont ideas, so common throughout ihe
land shall be received in the true hight OF com
mon sense; and the true test of eui bono! or J1r
leLat good shall be applied to every institution
f,r in,elIectnal ar moral enltnre W. II. j.
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Mr.. Edmund Ruffin has been appointed Agri-
cultural Commissioner by the Virginia State Ag-
ricutural Society.
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MARRIED

On Tuesday, the 2lst February, 1854, by the
Rev. b. A. Davis, ALEXANDER HUBBARD, Esq
of Republican Grove, Halifax county, Va, and
Miss AMANDA, daughter of Mr.. James Kelley, of
Pittsylyania county, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALL THOSE BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS advertised
by John =. Wright will be away ON next Nednes-
,Iay the l5th MAJ ch. lit
t.Y- No excuse fpi wearing that old wig when you
ma, Emmersnms Amct ca lair Rest rative, which, by
The I'm. wing Ones is sud be Il e bei article
known for tie "a owth of human hair Price 81 90 per
hnttlc. For nile by (mnr 10 Iwl d Z. LYMAN.
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high pleasure for defeating SO holy an object,
is mystery to your friend ao
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40 CEDAR POSCS-On consignment
i%C tot sale by DANIEL s. JASPER
City Furniture WarerOOmS, I

~ OPPOSITE THE NORVELL HOUSE, -fkkA=5
am W in receipt o'a large and well selected stock
ni Northern Furniture embracing every artrle of
Cahlnetwnre, whichin addition t. TINT o nv own man
uiacture, 'nabes exhibit assortment of the va.
li"us grades of FurAu'e, seldom found South of Bal
nnore Having iacl ties bolh for manufacturing and
t Inn IA my line, thar WILL SELL BETTER RAE
40 'AN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
Gull is all ask to prove the t,utb ,f tba oh
seron. " 'o move as
livery article manufactured in this es.abisbn,,nti
Warranted to give satisfaeton or the morcv rrnnn,l
eiIHe9, lhe II terror quality 9th" Northern fu nur,
,'9t no article of it s'hi in his Hoase viii be ,r,,,
TEA IA any respect. '"'''
~. p'-furniture sold to GO to the country. sorurel
eh,rge (ma, "a, Se'''''e' ~,tno"t extra
~ Renubliran and Exl re.s cnnr ~.
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ty- TIL RESPIRATORY ORGANS are peculiarly
enstve part of the human Tame, AID their suscepli
billy disease manifests itself in ous forms, such
Coughs Colds. Group, Bronchitis. Asthma and that
fearful scourge of race, Consumption. To remedy
these diseases Sabler- Anodyne Cherry EXpectorant
is offered to the public with the rnnte That it is
emI iiea compound, but preparation sanction ed by
medical science and cummenda tom Its beneficial eff
in all the above forms of iscnse, hive betn cert
fed to by incruI oveItibe testimony. You advised
give ii tria Slahlrr's Darrhn Corlin is also
remedy which las been tested and approved BY hund eds
of ply sicians and others See advertisement in aruth
column, aud descriptive pmphets 10 be bad gratis
of the Price Of each on, 50 Is six bot
lies tor 81 so. feb i5.lm
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The Legislature of Kentucky has appropriated
$4,000 to the Clay Monument at Ashland.
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nEAD BODY F0UND.-on Saturday the

MEAD BODY E0UND.-On saturday the
- 9TH day March. there found, by Jesse
Chdess, boy about fourteen years old, the body of
white man This ma was found IN the bank Of james
River. between Big Island md the Blue Ridge noun
tains remained there until the evening of the sixth
nt March and pretended to bury hold an in-
quest over him; and James W. Wright, Constable of
Bedford county. pro, ured and had he body
removed from the water examined aud burr ID. The
hot entirely Naked with the exception of neck
tie collar and part # the bosom Of his shiI The neck
tie of checked gingham q were on his left lit
tie finger Two plain gold rings, which appeared have
been mended; the rings removed by Lewis L. Rick
cts, the request If james w Virgin in whose pos
session they renain and can be Ina by lis friends
any time shoud they call on him for them
There We're maf1s of violence about the
body and no one could recognize it. He large
pory man from appearances, with black hair and good
set Of teeth in font, 1t is supposed that he is the
who drowned North river the time the boat
the dam, about The 22nd of January last The
persons in attendance with James w. Wright ut the
lurnl OF ills man?wer Lewis l.. Ricketts, I'D Ohm w. Bur
ton, Joshua Reynolds and George f. Sn. d. There WAS
also found the 9th of March, between Reaches Is and
and Wanghs Ferry, the boil of negro man, who is
supposed to have bt en- drowned at the same time the
white man This negro was large odisd aud meas
ur,d lit inches high; he had II oznaburg
shin with red fane under the also had on n pair
blue jeans puttaooas with iucks around the ankles
home made striped leans with metal buttons on the
same pain Of new Brognn shoes nailed in the bottom
and had around his neck rc aud white striped com
fort lie had in his peck a small leather pockets pok
which contained one and lnf THIS negro also
had splendid set of teeth He remained ia the water
Gut tn Srh of March, when, through sympathy, lie was
buried by James W Wright. Will am Cooke A j.
Fhdsett. Joseph Perkins and Thomas s virginia of
Rrdf rd. I,nar i-chs
Bedford SeniiucI g pv It,
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ID RGAlNS-

- Id bags Rio and Lnguira Coffee,
% . Java auI Mocha, do. part very
100 bhls Coffee Sugar
so = Cru-hed, Ground Clarified and G
ulatei Sugar.
Also
A good stock of all other goods IN our line, III
which was purchased upon adyai tageous terms-wt
we will sell low. SAUNDERS d lRBl
mar BITS
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BOOk-BindiDg.

BOok-Binding.
FENE9E Subscriber is now prepared To bind all
L of Books, Pei die ais NJ lsc, Newspapers 81
from the plnineft the finest gitedee sly rs.
Having one of the best London Binders in hb
Payment, ne is also prepared to bind any kind ON
TO order in antique London style, with the new
much improved LONDON GLUE.
All work warranted to be equal To the LondonBi
~. Give call. WIN. }. FOLKS,
Book.B'nder and Blank Book manufacture
Main
Z. S.-Gleason's Pictorial bound for 81 %.
mar 10 l.
" Rppuhcan cony at
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Both Mr.. Everett and Mr.. Clay ton made an
effort in the Senate, on Tuesday to have then
votes recorded against the Nebraska bill. But OBJ
lection was made, as TO the precedent, and their
votes were not recorded. Mr.. Clayton, in asking
leave, said:--
''1t was my design to. record my vote in favor
of the repeal of the eight section Of the act, witch
is called the Missouri compromise act of ls20and
voted for the amendment proposed by the Sena-
tor from Illinois, lsIr. Douglas.) When heard
the speech of the Senator from New Hampshire
(Mr. Norris,) who regarded this bill as triumph
OF the doctrines Of squatter sovereignty over the
true principles of non-ntervention contained in
the bill OF l64S, determined to record my vote
against the passage of the bill. | remained here
for that purpose until very late hour; but | was
slck'and was not able 10 remain until 5 O'Clock in
the morning."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-02
THE only infalhble Medicine known.

TlHE only lnfalllble Medicine KNOWN
l. BURROWS ELIXIR VITA-The original ar
ticle In all its purity. Quick and powerful, its vir
tues are proverbial-in 30 many instances having
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subjects
of diseases in their most terrible forms, estimo
malls of the most exalted character from individuals
and institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellows
Lodges of Norfolk The medicines able to give relief
numerous and valuable but if persons willing
to suspend their and submit to a course of ELK.
IR VITA, cure at once be effected in ord nary
cases. only one or two weeks being required, and
those utterly ncurable only three four
weeks 1t will thoroughly purify the blood. In
scrofula, Rheumatism, Indigestion, &c, 1t stands
alone. Its action on the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
direct and efficient. DEPRIVED humors in the
circulation affect the vital orSens. course of two
three weeks will relieve the system of all morbid
matter, reaction ensues, an inconrollable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds, that often end in a rapid decline
nothingis comparable. For mercuria and syphilitic
diseases it is truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestge Of the disease. Pursue the course
above, unless the bones have commenced decaying.
If 30, at the end of three weeks suspend its use
weeks, recommence, and at the end of three weeks
the body will be restored to its original health.
We have just been put in possession of liberal
supply of the above invalua medicine, the won.
derful curative powers of which are proverbial.
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
JACKSON B. WOOD,
GRUBBS & APPERSON,
fe 25-lY Drugejst
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SMITHS DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for

SMTTH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
~ the cure of Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Nervous De-
bity, Torpid Liver, and all diseases arising from De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs
CERTIFICATES.
NEW YORK, April 90, 1852
hereby certify that have used DR.. William n.
smiths dyspepsia Cordial. and have obtained the
most beneficial results consider it the only snrs
cure i0f dyspepsia; and would recommend any Der.
son afflicted with that disease to use it.
L. B. LENT.
J, PHILADELPHIA, May 8, 1852
would advise all who afflicted with Dysnens;a
70 use Dr. Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial was aflicted
with mat disease three years, during which time
trisd everything that could be Recommended and
without relief. One bottle of the Dyspepsia CorSai
enected perfect cure of me- and / am now = =
healthy as have ever been. | have witoesssd tss
same effect on others. consider this &C tain crre
ioi dyspepsia. HENRY DUNLAP,
Coachmaker, 78 Crown st.
n PHILADELPHIA, March 18th, 1855.
, Dr. SMITH-Dear Sir: Your Dyspepsia CoroisI Isd
most wonderful and instantaneous effect on me
having suffered with Dyspepsia for some time Wa
inauced to give It trial. felt relief from the rat
tihe tookt Two bottles ffected complete cnrs
nave given it to several of my friends and inysrs
bly, with the same result O A'9i''-
Yours truly, J.W F,rcu
For sale by ]. B. WOon an. mouse
400 ALEX'R DUVAL
o-o- AGENTS for Richmond. Va.
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family by the name Of Scott, living at Maribo.
rough, Ohio, Ia which there are six or seven medi-
ums, are preparing for seven years famine, which
one Of them predicted would occur. commencing
In 1854 and continue to grow worse till ls56. They
hundred bushels of wheat are stored In one place
twenty ave bushels OF beans raised on ground di.
rected by the spirits 10 another; ify bushels OF
buckwhest, beets, potatoes, pork. apple sauce. in
short every article that well regulated house vile
could desire to make her house comfortable Two
of the girls had a stock OF millinery, which they
sold of, and expended the money Ia the necessa.
ries OF life. One of them calls herself "Old Joe, y
like Joseph OF old, she has prepared for famine.
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A CARD-TO THE LADIES'

MRS. C. VIGLINl, respectfully announces
H to her customers and the pub ic, that her Mi .
80 linery Rooms will not be opened until the LIST
of November, at which time she will open splendid
assortment of Millinery and Fancy articles, selected
and made up at the North, under her own immediate
supervision-which will enable her to have the new
estimportaons and styles at all times. having during
the styles and superior taste of the Ladies' of Viz
Rnia-and being unable to procure in this city such
help as COMFORTS with her style of work-ail orders
left during my absence with my sister, Miss PARKE,
will be filed in the most prompt manner, and exc
cuted in the newest and most fashionable style as
soon received.
Being well aware my numerous customers have
every confidence in my skill and long experience,
sh sl endeavor to merit continuance Of the same by
unremitting attention to business.
All persons indebted to me, will please call and
settle their accounts at the Store of Miss Parke-who
will give receipts for the same-prompt attention to
this is earnestly requested. c. VIGLINI.
Sc 2l-d2w
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"RArrrxo."-An unfortunate editor, who fame

"RArrING."-An unfortunate editor, who fancies
himself "mejum,' gives utterance to the follow
log spiritual effusion:
We had sweet dreams the other night,
When all around was still
We dreamed we saw q host of folks
Pay up their printers bill.
We wish the dream would come to pass,
And our empty pockets ill
Tar da Jump ia da te diddle dunn,
TIE Jump tie iddle dill
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The DAILY DISPATCH.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER .. 1854.
ron A atamAn am.


FoR A GfRMAx ARR.
ohow my heart 10 beating, ~ her name keep re.
peatine,
And drink up Joy like wine,
o how my heart 10 beating, a. her name keep re.
peating,
For the lovely girl IL mine
she's rich, she's fair, beyond compare
OF noble mind, serene and kind
How my heart 10 beating, 90 her name keep re-
peating,
For thelovey girl 10 mine
how my heart 10 beating, ~ her name keep re-
peating,
10 music soft and fine;
o how my heart 10 beating, a. her name keep re-
peatiug
For the dearest girl is minel
She owns no lands, has white hands
Her Lofts poor her life obscure;
Yet how my heart Is beating, az her name keep
repeating,
For the dearest girl IL mine
Chambers Journal
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- ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC
IA TURE.-CLOTHING. CLOTHING!i CLO-
VT THING !I-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Nv TURE-CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! CLIO.
M THING !m-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ELLIS NORRIS, No. IS Main ST., Mansion
House. III would most respectfully call the attention
of country merchants and others to my large
ment of READY.MADE CLOTHING. All made up in this
city, under my own supervision. Ny stock of Over
Coats cannot be surpassed either in beauty or price,
ranging from S. so to $50 each. have now in store
st least Is per cent less than be bought in the
Northern markets.
1000 Over-Coats, all styles and price.
900 Dress, Frock and Sack Cloth Goats, from s.
upwards
500 Satin, Silk. Velvet, Cloth Vests and other
styles, 81 and upwards.
300 pairs Fancy, Black and Plain Cashmere Pants,
81, 25 and upwards.
500 Read -made Shirts and Drawers of sll styles
together with large assortment of Neck Ties, Cra-
watts, Collars Gloves Pocket and Cen
tlemen's Furnishing Goods. of all kinds.
Suits cut and made to ORDER usual at the short
est notice.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
se18-1m* T. MORRIS
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fe 25-Iy
CAPTAIN CANOT-

CAPTAIN CANOT-
~ THE HERO OF THE CELEBRATE WORK
at WENTY YEARS Of IN AFRICAN
CURED BY HAMPToN,s VEGETABLE TING.
TURE.
Captain Canots brother has long been the attend.
ant and friend. and is now Medecen Chef, of the
Emperor of France.
We extract from letter written to Mr.. Stock
BRIDGE of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The let.
ter should be read in full it does credit the
by this Ticture Of Hamptons would thus speak out,
many now suffering might be induced to try this
great remedy:
Having called on me on the 18th of April, and
seen me rostrsted my bed, useless in ali nv
limbs you can appreciate nearly well as myself
the prompt relief received from Hamptons Iege-
table Iinctuye.
You may inform Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray
that they are at liberty to make of my name in
the support of the good effects of Or. Hamptons
Vegetable Tincture as has cured me- in five weeks
OF q chronic hlfammatory Rheumatism, contracted
under tropical climates and of years periodical
duration | have only used three BEETLES, and find
that even the detormed parts Of hands fast
turning to their former natural appearance.
II have been under the treatment of several ply
sicians in London and Paris without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tiled the
Thompsonian and Homeopathic remedies after hav-
ing been tormented with galvanc bait cries. cold aud
aromatic baths and hundreds of internal and external
medicines all to effect am far cured BY this
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture only Therefore, my
dear Sir, accept OF the assurance of my gratitude
and believe me your wel-wisher" THEo CANeT
Delicate Ladies and children will please give it
trial.
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs.
BronchiHs, Rheumatism, Liver Conplant, Scrofula.
As female medicine it lie unrvalled
sold ~ o. A. sTkECKEk and PURCELL, LADD
Co., Richmond; BY Dr.. COOKE, Tredsrieksburs;
+ MoWBRAY. satimors, and By prsssss aM ~. q
storekeepers everywhere.
u Per bottle 8 bottles for eS.
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MATCHMAKING AND JEWELRY
STORE

e The subscriber (wbo has been en-
"a gagged with MessrS Mitchell L Tyler. for
bNo. 1871, south side Of Main street, second
door of 18th, has opened well selected assort
ment of WATCHES (aold and silver) and JEW
ELRY of all kinds, and begs leave to inform the
public that he is prepared to sell goods in his line
moderate terms He asks attention to his stock, and
feels assured that all who wish to purchase, can find
no objections to his prices
Being practical matchmaker, he is also prepared
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 persons
who favor him with their patronage once will need
invitation to continue his services W hen needed
au 30-ts C. L. VOEGELE.
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NOTICE. hereby inform the public
IN that by an agreement this day entered into be-
tween Simon Lichensten end myself, have sp-
pointed him my Agent to conduct for me, in the city
of Richmond from this day until further notice. the
business of manufacturing and selling READY.
ssid business to be Conducted wholly for cab. .nS
not otherwise, and the said Simon Lichenstein TO
have no power to bind me by any contract for the
purchase OF any merchandise on credit In any way
whatever,
Sc 1e-2w* LEWIS LICHENSTEJN
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foolish fellow went to the parish priest and told
him, with very long face that he had seen ghost
.Whent. Il asst night, replied the timid man. was
passing by the church, and up against the wall of it
did behold the spectre in what shape did It ap-
pearl said the priest It appeared to be the shape
of a great ass Go home, and hold your tongue
about it, rejoned the pastor, you are very tmd
man. to have been frightened at your own shadow
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m FALL STOCK OF HATS AND

~ CAPS.-The subscriber 10 now ready to fur
nish and dealers with large and we'll a.
sorted stock of HATS and CAPS a. has ever been
offered in this or any other market.
Purchasers will find, examination, that this Fall
Goods are lower in price than usual while the STYLES
and qualities are in many respects much improved
There are many new and tastefully gotten mp HATS
ard CAPS for gentlemen, boys and children, which
ae really handsome and viii be found very desira-
BILE.
The subscriber keeps also large stock of ladies'
fashionable FURS of the newest and most fashion.
able styles also. misses FURS, which will be sold
at Wholesale and retail on the best terms.
JOHN DOOLEY.
an S0-d2m 81 Main street. Richmond,
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LATEST NEWS FROM CAFE OF Coon HoPE.-Ihe
following is the latest news from Cape Town, Afri
ca contained In the Mercantile Advertiser and Ship.
keepers Journal, ofJuly Is. Mariners, merchants,
and the "De vertooning in de Schouburg van bet
Garnizoen op-ll, Dingsdag uitsgesteld, uthoofdee
van de ongestepheld van den Tooneelmeester zal
Cd aunustsnde Woensdag avond plaats hebben.''