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LOCAL NEWS

Qua CRY rRAnS.A most favorable opportunity ior
merchants, anuactarcrs DC, negotiate for southern
trade now offered through the medium Of the Southern
Business Directory and General Commercial Advertiser"
now IN Of publication by Rev. Mr. Campbell of Nash
vile, Tennessee
Orders for advertising and for copies this may be
sent TO Mr. O., at Browns Hotel for the three days
TO Rev. John +. Campbell at Charleston 3. c., care
Walker james, publishers
Our business community have only to See Mr. Campbell,
and learn the particulars of his magnificent scheme see
ha WIN be their pleasure and interest To give their cards
and subscriptions for the work.
VIII be large octave, 500 600 pages with ciroala-
ton that will likely reach 5000; containing the firms Of all
merchants manufacturers, banks, Insurance. newspaper
Offices high schools value Of property population and com
mercal interests OF eleven southern States besides
many western and northern cities.
The rates moderate and uniform and will receive
prompt attention from part Of the United States sent
In early. t'es
WAsHIsoTos MosuMEsT-The Secretary of the Wash
ngton Monument Association reports that the contributions
IN the several wards OF the city at the election Monday
last amounted TO the given below af.
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EOR RENTThs upper dwelling portion Of thri large build
situated the Of h street west and fronting south
Pennsylvania s four stories high
The partors
my BY wide the twenty
chsmsss o. 6ne sss well lighted .y and n. s mont
badna The location being cen
fronting highly public square formed by the
Lo~sana and frnnsyvsna avenues one o e
mos, prsssp desirable for hotel boarding
hovse city. building well arranged, and has AL The
tanks bath hot and cold water
through dumb waiter from the kitchen 10 each
good and
sppy the subscriber
:" Jn M" s@.odsw ANNE q. DERMoTT.
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IOHNsONs DICTIONARY. complete. with . history NJ
English volume ~ closely
printed pssss, nns London edition Of Iss throwing
all sddittobs vpnilng
the worh verhsm from shs astho last folio c<ow. Imported
by rrspck Taylor; price ~
tusse
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As reghts are low and prices very high, the inference
ha the grain is not in the country but held hero above the
foreign orders.
The exports of specie have been considerable in the past
week. as usual with the departure of the Havre line The sup
plies OF gold however, in of the shipments The
amount shipped last week ST. and the quantity
~ banks and sub-treasury diminished only $5sO,O0o.
Money has been in fair demand and fairly supplied the
bank return showing upward movement:
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The New York Journal Of Commerce understands that
company s now being organized under State charter for
the importation Of an adequate number Of the different
varieties Of the camel for the transportation Of men and
heavy burdens across the arid wastes Of the West
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The amount cOntribued at the Sixth Ward poll had moi
been ascertaned last evening. 4sa
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The dgni6ed impartial and very able in which
Speaker Boyd discharged his duties during the proracted
and exciting debate the Nebraska bill has ELECTED
mendston from candid Of all parties The calm de-
sre yet courteous bearing Of the Speaker potent in
maintaining deeo amid the beat Of contest and In pre-
serving the House Rom that of anarchy which unb
died passion at moments threatened. lie displayed the
skin and knowledge Of accomplished presiding officer
with comprehensive appreciation and ready application
Of parliamentary law which would have done honor to his
great predecessor in the chair he oocupics-enry Clay
Dr. ods and Mr. Orr also, avoraby distinguished them
selves as presiding officers during this discussion when
called 70 the chair BY the Speaker and conducted the bu
meas Of the House with GOODNESS and precision pro-
duced the happies, rcsplts-Boston Post
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nEAA ussURE's Equity Reports OF south Carolina.
from The revolution December 1919 reprinted 1854 -Four
volumes In FRhNek IAfhoh'
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BY TELEG GRAPH.

Arrival Of the Steamer Arctic One Day Later from Europe.
New YoRK, June Tho steamer Arctic arrived at her
wharf at M, bringing Liverpool dates Sunday 28th
umo eight days later than the ASIA and day than
the Niagara.
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For the Union.
OBSOLETE IDEAs.-No. 6.
by AN OLD roay.
Tile Nebraska Bill.

This woAderful Nebraska bill has wrought
A miracle that nee was seen or thought;
Three thousand priests ofpure New England breed
Who never In one point Of faith agreed,
And never will again--that III be sworn
TN the last leaf from Times old book is torn,
Have tuned their tbroats to one harmonious strain
And draw together both by bit and rein.
Religion ne Ell could bind them in one tether,
mt politics have brought these saints together,
And knit them, not by Christian love of others,
But Christian hatred of their southern brothers.
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Krsosros, (N. Y) June 6.Thc first election under the
new charter to-day resulted in the Of the know
nothings BY large majority.
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Philadelphia Election.

PHLAprLPprA, June TN twenty wards Conrad (know
nobing) has majority Of 9o0O Haalehursts majority
1900. Henderson's (comptroller) majority 5000.
All but four wards heard from. The democrats elect
H. the reormer, and the wings ~ members Of the
mon council.
The select council stands II wings, democrats, and
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Protection and Obedience.

Query: Have those who place themselves in violent
opposition the laws and ince Others to bid them de-
fance any right to the protection Of those aws2 Or are
they not oatlawed enemies to society fre nature, and
like wild beasts Of the forest fair game to be hunted by all
those whose safety property and lives they perpeuay
placing jeopardy? The time rapidly approaching
when these win become practical questions and when the
p Of society the rights of property and the safety of
the Union will render 1t necessary to settle them on some
great principle of natural justice and equity No social or
political organization exist where any man, any
body Of men, violently assa the great fundamental
principles on which is based fly in the face of those
laws which essential to its existence This not lib
ery but sheer anarchy? This is not free government
since permits minority Of sedtous malcontens to y
rannize over the great Of their peaceabe ellowc
len and expose their lives and property the fury of
Icentious mob In fact it is government at ALL since
no longer fuls its first great dutythe protection Of
person and property
The constitution, in guarantyng this freedom of speech
and opinion did not include the freedom of action Men
may think they please but may not do they please
When they to act they restrained by the I'M
changeabe principles Of and Justice by the great
social compact which is their bond of Union; by
heaws Of the land and above ALL by the revealed will of
the great Creator of the universe Even those who do not
believe in His existence or recognise His oaces bound
obey Them because they the basis Of all the laws and
institutions Of civilized government and society In
word protection and obedience reciprocal and nsep
aabe and those who like the abolition incendiares Park
e, Phillips Giddings, and Others necessarily pro-
claiming their hostility to the laws and the constitution
and stimulating men, women and children to violate them
sacred duty, In my opinion have claim to the pro-
lection Of those laws that constitution They the
apostles Of sedition violence and murder they ra
aawewild beasts Of the forest knowing law and
restraint but their wild, ungovernable instincts and like
daardy midnight prowlers after firing the train sneak
their holes leaving their wretched dupes to become the
victims Of those acts which they themselves have stmua
ted Is there law that reach these cowardy in
cendares Who after throwing the rebrand skuk away
in darkness to enjoy the blaze And those who
the floor Of both houses Of Congress openly declare their
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TFo"u"""o" y NC Mayor " brookfy".
Nrw YoHx June THE mayor OF Brooklyn has issued
hs proclamation forbddng the interference with the rights
Of the people citizens to meet pcaceaby together in the
public Streets elsewhere for the purpose OF public
,hip.
He forbds all professions Sunday from places OF
worship, the assembling Of crowds, &c., without specified
object, under penalty Of prompt arrest.
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Baltiaore Races, &c.
BALTIMORE June THE largely attended here
to-day.
The German Turner's leave this morning
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Nem Hampshire Legislature.
CosooRD, June THE legislature of New Hampshire met
here to-day r. Chase tdem elected speaker of the
house. and Everett Sargent (dem) president of the
ate tH# s.e.f#.
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Archbishop hughes lately preached conservation
mon entitled Can morality exist without religion r lie
should preach another entitled Can religion exist with
out morality T. The question Is equally important
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Later from California.

Breadstu Liverpool very dull Flour declined S.
during the week Canal -four quoted SIS Baltimore and
Philadelphia at 3ss Wheat has declined Cd. Corn has de-
clined Is. #
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

tkcHAECE-M Neal. LypcLb,s, " II Iardy c,upb,ll W
LJeehb'g, Byter, Phils. Watkins, C;.,.,a - n n
G.mmoo Paul. Wright Tenn: MAI PsrEin, uLim. p -
son. retsibnrg MI and Mrs Ls~ and Children Ws,b
inston hosey Puryear and at, Buciinrhan, No.
700, Walk Charlotte Gordon Rirb,sna. = . 80,
nsnoreT Mcdaniel Gamble son. y Z. nm -. ";
fark.r A; JM Burgess, G; Bedoa seiinLr n $3.50
,oa hs Jones, o. Pickett, Alb n
Lady Miss Johnson Va; ThomAs Bal; Dogtbsnt I.d
t. cha' City Taylor, Petsrsbg d. Brock, Erbnons n
Desh son. O. Loeha, Balcony Falls; Erur.
u Rshardon and son. YsrmVil- Taylor Usnoy., w i,
'hinston, MIR Jackson, Ga; W Ross, Calpr 'r' mrs wa
AnERicAS.J civilian, Archer and 50 Goeeb,,ns c,o
nAyulet.n Bland Hyde. Amelia p saith q rbns,sD
birmingham; Pinek, Pr I'd H.upn C,s,n, S
Chapman Maupn; w Gouan, Peter,b's ipes: phi,
Wserhouss Y; W Mathew Bu-kinrharn sn.r.s, phi
HPsnee W; Bstmsn, G; Mrs Mis-. Csoeh v. , ~.
~ PntC g. simmons, Il DUKE, n o; p.t.,, w.
eEPr Nolan, char!esiou Goodwin, Ky. ~ vans
COLUMBTAN.-R Watkins, L + James poxb,,,,.
N Booker. Farmville; Z N Miuougb. Florida. =
Jno i womstk, Jpo w Womaok, Pr Edu: RI Sax
man HalifaI; C J Watkins, Charlotte: N U,nn,h
Fincaste; W Martin, Lynchburg Spra,ley S,Iry. q
SCANNED, Petersburg; II walthsl. Arkansas; MORT.
A q Tucker Wright, Va; Terrell, Caroline; b N
Dewitt Va Ii Croft, Pi,tsylvauis; w b Thsmpson.
Augusta Geo; ii Spears Chii.tanfeld; ID Ware
Mccormick. Va; Il w Samson, Louisville; Mr.. @ n
Seard Children Lsusonville; Richardson
IL Bremond, Lady, Albermarc; l. Firth, GoocbJsna 3
beas'ey, Lady, Greene; Mrs jenkins wouoway
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HARDWARE.
EALL IMPORTATION lshI

uNHE ssbssrbers In receipt By recent arrival, from Rr
Aad Of Large and veil selected orneDt Of Birnins
nan ana ShsmeId HrdEae and on the r. ia mi.
hy nave received foil supply American goods
hr ocs noE compile cons sting ia part of T.b,
,csst h9yss every description; Pad stock Kim yorte.
IHts Al NsptNari hock5. Brace, log Pfh he,
ie9{us Shans ASssNrgni', Collins simmer. NI.si u
pouOe .rrsi Guns, Rises and Pistols Anyls Ve-s
5hI manu- hanme s,-Ep'ic Springs and All iIr
houses 800 500 ''N''y ivuhd IN hardEAte
MeTehaet Vi'itinE ihis city are respectfully Invited q,
animation on our stock deterfnsJ 10 ~, 1o ~ -
- 'neJ can De purchased IN Any Of ,he northern ciisI
400 z. T MOORE A Co
-. importers o. H4rduere. ~ Peal st,.s,
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~ UNPRECEDENTED sUCCEss.-Th- ..ei,.mey, g, h., -,
aker premium Bers, continues in RIsbi
Ven A. nshoat Virgins, As for dy,prp torpiIt, ~
va hfer sour stomach headache ayu. ana
n . a, The principal Drug stores gos, city Kh
hiohd and the State OF Virginia. '' " '''''
ordsr' promptly attended TO, BY sdIressing
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AUCTION SALES
1rcr,ovr,c sil. ,n,Ls,

EtiA- HNIF
<tCTIOSEER IND COhvtSSloy vre,1.y-
FOG Vain street.
a ,GTI0N SALE or WATCHES, rrv
ocock, by ELIAs HALE No 100 Main ,rss, AZ "
OF Goods. consisting Of various eon,runso OF ne. -
"oi and SILVER watches Cold GuAri YES, and Ton cn
and c Sna rs,sd WAR; J.-ery Of every description Od Pen;
I.Pe. brushes Porte Nonnis Purses L.t,s, ~ c. r.
PCS snH-oPe' Steel Pens Pencils. KnI,s.
sahi shears saspender Linen Thread Glove T.r.SnSa
rprliolo' Cases work BaIrs F,reu.Sn Car,
"Ins Hammers, Coffee Miis tc, tr N''''
Country Merchant, could a., veil "a
~ TIE Gcods will be sold witAolt Fes.rvs Wv 'N'V'
,.qs ALL Aue"Oneer and Conn'.isa Merchant,
A. suhe.iay, Thurtdsy sad Friday mornnx, At o'eIcek
oe'seer M 9TH and 9Th, will be offered az M ss,roon
= ~ we Ani extensive a,ortnent Watches Gle ~. J.ve
Y shu sansy goods, various Confinement, rs, Ia
This sale viii he veil verify Of ,he s,t.non ~
city and country ' ~ ' s'''"''" u
pos'e and every article warranted represented
Additions can be received TN 6th oeisSer
~ ELfAs HALE, Apet'r.
No NJ.
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Ma O., cArReH HIM, RicHNcSp FEB 10 I.s,
much t,aed ih. my wife Who rs, very
nv rot the use Of Rafsrs Premium Bisrs ana hayny US,
TsAt sheees. la eases Of compliant. viii INV I
A.S Ereat pleasure Ia ending them I, ~ nti
a.. valuable hEiiy medicine. FROM Rev REUBEN yoRD
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tp hooFLSDs GEkN.S BrTEss, prepared and sold Iy Or
JACKSON al the German Medic, Arh ,,re.
pha daily inerea In their well celebrity me sr.
OF all diseases arising from arrangement liver Thee B,
,sri havr indeed proved blessing to the afflicted show
their gratitude by the Testimonials. Th rs
cine has established for that c11p.t,or
Willy their schemes, seductive promises came;
gained the public confidence benefits h.
oten derived from 1t, and will maintain position
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Ejl All nov receiving my Fall Stock Has. Caps a.
49, poos Shoes Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrel <g
las embracing all the and fashion styles,
S ,ork ana Boston Manufacturer to which nvi,e
sec rour
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GEORGE j. SUMNER
IMPORTER or CHINA AND EARTiIENN Aup


UktSS, LOOKING GLASSES IND FtyCy- COOHy
No. 20, f.srl or IIth ~. Hichmopd ". .''''
u.. FALL TRADE, 1854.
- EPECrfULLY Invites The attention Of The r.,,. -, co.,
sna, North Carolina and Tennessee 10 hi, yry 49, W.
desraoe stock Of China and Esrtsnvatc This Own direct
Aon embracing many aud desirable patterns mi
A'sosni u Cu Moulded aad Plain Gassssre ioF
asses SAD Fancy Goods adapted wants t,J
ne plodses hlmseto sell good terms a. ,nv ,s.rs
ss 10 ihe United states, and 20 his Efforts giv
stcncEare Of the best quality At fc,ory p,
~ Pntisa'ar attention given the earsfsi pseSin,
f.-'.i- '''l'le ~ HDsus. au3o-dkc2m
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- UNDERTAKING.

FAoh lhNI HtIALlO BURIAL CAsFg
REhAys secured The privilege Of Obtaining Ji,.,t t -,
w manuActursr, rsks Burial Gases yb.bs ~ ~ 20
Sn sensfal use and which 70 highly on ,rnr ~
'',tt 20 stness, convenience aud durability ' W
~ th article In Richmond sfsloore has bs, .,e,
sFe navtnE been confined one psep h,,,b -, 80.
heretofore demanded, - ' ~ 'N'e' 0eo'm moss
usual We have hAnd woop Cows Of every ,i,, ,,d
OF Ansh' With sHEoups, and even hBg Bsedfu such
strict perlonal attention will be svsn 10 ne s1pioyren, q,
Al CAtrages, and
0ua'e those Who nay claim services oeea-
Persons vns me country nay command our service, In ,b
msr OF furnishing COINS, Hth assurance N prompt attention
~ BNfOED PORTER
HOslEHN .-Ladies' silk, RAJ SIX, Mcrno Lamb. Weot
~ and Cotton Hose, Chidrsu Csttan Raefa A.
siookngsi Wool, Meri1o and Cgton Half Hose variety
sefS o. HAErWELL q 90. us Broada
HNN pLATEl by' Roo6ns and single rn, Block Tin and
oe2 EDWIN woRrHAN co.
HRELGIU " GOODS, &c,--Ladiss Work Bo.s, ,i,i,
dies Hand Mirrors One Englh Japatnsd DTs.,in,
dies With Glass Bottles &c Spice Boxes; gentsr,sn
Oe very complete With many other Goods oT ,is -
AsS ZIMMERMAN
NEW MACK EHEL,-EEtrai large No n.v N,.t.,.I
~ JUST received per sehr Juieiis. and for s.sBy
Ia RAWLINGS q MILLER
80 Corner Pearl and Cary streets
RENCH AND MOULDING PLANES nil -.
- softueni iast re eiVed direct sBufss1res 49,,
sell b r MoOpV a 20
ANNE OiD LONDON DOtK HHANBYl-S n pse.. y.,v an.
=, IocSETfTl P.xsKY,
18Th street, esiSsen Main ard Cay.
sUrsHioR BLACK TEA-fOr s.lsH
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AUCTION SALES.
FIrtHE D,Ys
10, ,:oad,, !, ,,n.

Hy .oddin a hPpcr>on, suct..
MOT BEtlTILuL AMI NrrH,,Tly ,orr,.r
- h.,iohNSE ON CLAY, BETWEEN FIRST Am sycns N.
Sis rok shLE AT ACC1ioN-wnIte sold on FRIDAY 81,
:. ~ ih 10y o. oe,ooer 1884 on the pr-miss comm.penv
~ ~ oe'oes that very neat, sttrAetiye and C
.dthee on the North side Of Clay between ia, sb 90
formerly owned aud occupied LAM.
os toni, - iss ran, back s i'tt With privilege Of
stue- howers greenhouse plants IN. yr.,t.., $3.50,
Is 10 The most perfect repair every respect
rooms, besides ample servants accoma6ati,n,
Terms very Accommodating Aad mad. Eanwp n, a.. Ion, OF,
o. 6oDDlS APPERsoN,
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tEOrEtiNG.The wholesale trade viii 6D5 IN, I,ryr,
anu Ge oItment o. Rcidy Hiie GoHHg cnccd to
'he Echmopd, the
KEEN, BALDWIN co.
a. nAy w" ses'-n added the low grades n Clothing TO
' heretofore extensive stock holding
to merchants which have before been oTeTd them car
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mi =. 800, RicliA1SD, Posi- OTricK P.b ls 1854
my family, which hni be very vAIuab. .I"ins p @ "a
appetite AMI gyng strength 10 ~. xhnis
ha lever where have administered .y h.y-
allied. yv 4, a., s,.ni
They are perfectly harmless, tasy be slen Al All ;re s
adults or children. - - " ~ AT ''iDes Oy
Prise 20 cruiS per bottle,
10 be had OF the principal Druryis.s
% 81 ID Lyman. Lyuchbu,s. Todi Christian PETE
WILLIAMSBURG Win Wynne, Yorltosl: John
King Toy Norfolk cariieE and Gwathaey PoTtSncutb
chAphne' wheeling Virginia. Davis Miller BaI,imors
- 49,, . - ,els-4.
MlNtare Is no qiacE tnrtIciu- $500 ~F'I''"
lhey had man In ths pres WHO vas afflicted with VIC
@ Ih' unAtsT, who continually complaining Of
m me baeE limbs and Jonis his ryes had become fever
i.h and matiey, neck swollen throat sore aud All mn.
ih-1mat.m, combined Sh sToua. Two totes Of Cr,e
spanish Mixture cured lin,
they bear testimony its effects and .,v ri,
regret IL, that all suffering diseases the blood ar.
oi such medicine. They chesrfuly ecor,ro-r
For saleby 1EsSFIT |. vn.ps
Oci-im
tx Il. R..R,-POISoEOus INOCULGTIos ,,,
~ seeidrh or Otherwise, Jsc0m- any
IeI.ohs who have suffered from Chronic Scs5fu syphl
OF The effect. OF MercuriS treatment are in,med ma n
kENOEATlNG RESoLNEST will quietly free the hodv
Tapt tuoTs, whether be
system IRON neglect III Treatment or lrocua:ef rogS
eIeon or accident We have known this city,
800 1,le ana suffering thy most wears
oeth suddenly restored 10 health Temet-s In al
eases of recent dateihNt ys ny
noNATlNG RESOLNENr vii! ali painful al uliiss @
in two or three day: 1t will in al chroaic Gases
long standing prove s efficacy days In kny
H. HesoTeni should take one RatEay. Re-
Al night 10 the Bowels Hineys FrrI
For Acute Pains either Rheumatic Nervous, or SrSf,sic d
RR AOfce, No. i62 Fulton street.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. .s.-In
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80, ~ rh taxes Pleasure In returning his THANK, u,
-, numerous friends and the pabc generally for tb go
hey have bestowed upon him for ne Ia =. nin,
'e OF business having such az ~, cor
he ESb AN o. ,Go remove one door above
uSLse banE which Is much la.Eer
VIE transaction of business. This
the basement % which VIII be we'll ,nnnS S
s'oSA Ior ihe rApSsoon Of WHOLESALE -
up we H,e1nsni has been, great expense iisi
~ ~ i1, or the sole purpose OF caplutpg Psts1
sAehed 70 vhich IN the his lee Cream ssion
- ahu beautiful style. lIc several Of TIE most
en- Tor manufacturing all Of
and Tor the especial purpose Of fsr,b5T WsJsIn
"a toga OF country
a AZ s o'assh Of 6gsne and orders sIsu:sd With prompt
shs .hortest notice lie 10 ,rpot iii f,n
french Vandie', BonbOns all nds Of g.ney iges
ivSi a. -. JUAN PTZZINI,
-got No. i'6, one door above EIchanse Banh
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VW.nin soip AND CANDLE M,NuFAtToRY-Ep
mARD NcADAM oEers for sale an H,,nt
hes~sen lSh street and the Lower Iair. va
80 - r9Nh yso" and son Soaps, Palm Rose Anond
I ,SrAegated DO; With
The superiority his soap for general o,sr
nov Manufactured the fact hat IN p,i,
mo- and other Northern ees Meas brand
peculiar distinction,
&C. dAy Increasing. He has quantity OF beauijI
hEee years DID, Country Merchants nnd n ayan
actory. ms p''essN % iound sstIt-
Nov lily
In NE IMPROVED PhTENT WHEAT DHIIJ-Tb.
performance OF this Drill season va, sntr,Iy .,,
and u vas SPOKEN Of r hsh hv
=, W therefore feel warranted recomras nJrr II
ss sh 70 none hitherto invented simple in s eon.,rue
y les man that Of drills, These yh r,v ~ ~ -
49, season. are respectfully resuesi forward their or
.pin-,, N''- ui'APpo'lttntnt IL. BALDWIN.
las Main street
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MARINE NTELLIGENCE.

Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse., and
passengers.
Steamer Pocahontass jones, Baltimore mdso Ludl,m
Watson.
SAILED,
Schr. Ro: p. King, Leeds, Philadelphia, coal, W D
Colquit 90.
Sehr Eclipse. Kitchens to load down the river for Pro-
videncc.
schr. Greenway, Wyatt, New York. mdsc., Currie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07

Ky Davenport. Allen & Co., Aucts.
GtHOCERiEs, sc, At AItTiON-on THURSDAY Io.h
NJ October will SELL 10 o'clock our austen ore an
assortment OF Groceries, >' "
~ bass Rio CoCee leo do Java do
- hhds MoAsses
20 hhs New York Syu!p
Couee sugar.; Green aud Black Tea,
candles aud Soap; Wrapping Paper
ffench Brady; Old RYE whitley
French window Glass. " CIGAR.
London Mustard Manufactured Tobsr-o T.
IEs-Under tlOO cash; t0O and month. credit FOR Ar,
proved paper. ' 'V' ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-07

icy touuin " Apperson- lGCts.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING: ~ THY
EES.NEK or CLAY AND RIrH sTREETs FOR SALE AT
AUCTlONWl be sold on THURSDAY The l2th Oeto
ber 1855 commencing ~ o'clock, that large and conrenn,
Brick Dseng nov occupied ~ Mr. T. g. Tompkin frontpg
t on the south side OF Clay street
III f--ito alley The house has ROOMS with are places
~ them. The Kitchen has rooms 49, - F>''''
Tn- whole premises in perfect repair and are admirably
ven calculated for large fany-b-ng the .ys
raj churees and quite convenient inrss g.n.y
TERNs-One-hh cash; balance at G. ~ is and 81 $500
aeso''AOe hees interest added secured by
GODDIS 4 APPERsON, Asrt,
sion can be had in feE days after the sale a.