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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25

DteTREsefF0 EuICIuE.-- Icslefuuy A1VkA-
Ing bet~esu fhs heurs Oft Aad 10 o,sleok, man
usIns JoHS SULLIVAN. CONSULTED suie de " h,ng-
inr himself with rope to the door Il Ms chamber.
Sullivan resided Ia the white fran . building Pc
tween Virginia en- 14ih streets OPP oslte the new
depot of the chmord and Danville Kaiiresa
Company. He was in the employ. Of mr. Z.
Rshu. but had been on drunken frciic TOR w o
vseks prc.iou.ts, his dssth Saturday bss'sg Pc.
day, he called on h.s employer. received I'll dc
him, ard then renewed his sspree, which he teps
up until sbsut half PAST II o'cock Shat night, when
he " ent homo and laid down. a few minutes be-
fore IL o'clcct, two youns men who clept IN the
apsr ments below him. heard sroans as If some on
were suaoestpg, and hastenins mp sairs fosnd that
Sullivan had suspended himself BY cord around M y
ueck from beam In the porch. and was about %
straneIs. They Immediately cut him down. and
then SAT with him until nearly o'clock yesterday
morning when be apparently fell sslesp and thsy
Taft him t. get their breakfast After absence Of
fifteen or twenty minutes Of his frieEd med
to the room again. and found him hanging By the
meet behind the door, and dead He Immediately
cut him down. but all efforts to restore him 70 life
proved ungvsiins. Sullivan was about forty hye
wears of age and leaves wife and six helpless chill
dren to mourn his untimeiy end. Coroner Wicker
held an inquest the body yesterday afternoon.
when the jary rendered 90 their verdict that the
deceased came to his death BY hanging himself with
cord slsa.s - -sI
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
p -. 49,. SATURDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL-W G Maxwell, Baltimore;
C M Wolfe, Charlotte; Thos Steers, Guyendotte; w
Allen aud lady, Surry; Miss Appleton, Baltimore;
M Darlington Watkins, Cosmopolite; William Edin.
ton lady child and :ys Mr. waIsr
ana Capt Albion; James Hoy
N Y; Naylor. PhiIadelphis; g Lewis, Jno w Ar
1inston, Nashville; H Harris. c J Copp.dge, N c;
Drake. Ala; Alfred T Kerry, N Y; Jas Greenway.
Abr gdon; M A Brown and lady, Miss Kodes, HI Mar
tin, Va; Peter syse, Bqckinshani NJ johnson and
lady, Danvlle; Hope, Jno Z Peck, Va;
Allen, Richmond; z Williams, Va; g Woodson
G Garret, Buckingham. s
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-E Jackson, Lunenb's;
Nswmsr, Csrdsvilie; Mcdowell, Covinst W
Nance, Fl Simpson. j Wat:on, Danvile; Col
w Londsn, ChaIIeston; Thos Howlst,; l., A mel.
Dibsle Chestsrfeld; j 5 Nichols s Williams, Buck
land: Aunspaugh, Ala; Col Brasee. aichm'd;
Morris. Va; Il T Hartman, AlbsmaIle; D Pendle.
Cogbill, Chesterfield: Johnston, lady. children
and svt, Savannah; DR. Branch and lady, T Han
Rishmond: HenIy temple va camptop Le9ins
ton; Chas Davis, r @ Mayo, Lewisburg.
EXCHANGE HOTEL j billiard, Miss billiard,
Nansemopd; Mrs Peachy, children and svt, WINS
son s and son, Farnviiie; W Roy LADY. Children
svts. Mi.s A s Roy, Miss z Roy, Miss D Nc
R Roe ana IS Army; Rss.. Va; ca.ws =;
G Moorman. Va; M Lsfswich, Liberty; w Ell
lington W N Scott, Wentwo1th; 8 Hormant, Kg
Starke, DIVA: L Z Brooks, Mobile; w A Gre
CORY, lady. 2 children Miss Fitz, M Vickham H IN
rico; A Workman Petbs; ] j Pace Albemarls; g
Dorsey. Bait; L Alter. Pa; w 7 Young, War
WICK. Bal,; J L Badger Boston; z Rutfin, Hsnover;
J Tyler, Petbg; Gen H Cooke. Fluvanna; j Harri-
son, Va; Morris, Hanover; r P Latham, Wash
iHgton. .a4
UNITED STATES HOTEL-H Smith, Pha;
y Fitchett, Va; w T Taaferro, Caroline; C
and A Drew. Petsby; NJ Harris and lady, SCOTS.
Will; j + Jones, CIR r; 7 Courtney. Gal; w B
Malvy, VIC RR; s Crawford, Augusta; + w LIE wis,
J Miller, Ellis, Richmond; w N Bell, Weldon;
J w Timberlake. Kent; A A Woodson, Amster-
dam; N Talbot. ] Collin, w -Ross A Register,
g w Toler, e Burnett, Richmond co; r Evans,
Norfnlk fla
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CoNcERT.-The lovers of music are pro
missed a rich treat tomorrow evening at Metropol
itan Hall as Donna VALERY GOMEZ and aids are to
give grand vocal and instrumental Concert. The
Northern press speak in the most complimentary
terms of this gifted lady, and critics of dis
tinction have ranked her with Jenny Lind, Sontag,
and Alboni, but we have yet to hear her, we are
unprepared to endorse their opinions. That she is
great vocalist we think there be no doubt, and
we therefore advise readers to hear her by all
n1eana = tsf7srs-
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WYMAE, the Magician and Vehtriloquist,
whose Interesting entertainments gave such uni
versal satisfaction to citizens last week, will
hold his last levee this evening Metropolitan Hail.
after which he will leave here direct for Portsmouth,
If any of our readers have not yet paid Wyman a
visit, their last chance will be this evening.
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THE BOARD OF MANAGERS of the Virgi-
MIA Mechanics Institute will hold meeting at Odd
Fellows Hall, this evening, at o'clock. Punctual
attendance 10 desirable on the occasion.
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VALEpicTORy 6ERM0N. k6v. Basil Man-
n. psstor Of he IL Bspfist ehpreh corner Of Bs1
ssd 18Th rss delivered he ysledictery sesmon be-
that the xsv. i. Lsndne busrows the ne~ly ch6sea|
pastor viii eater upon the dischargs Of his dates
next sabbath.
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q SrABBIEG.-Last Saturday night party
of drunken negroes got into fight, on nth street
near the Methodist Chapel. during the progress of
by a free negro named Joshua Banks. Shortly al.
ter the row Lieut. Trueheart came upon the parties.
and learning the extent of the disturbance arrested
Banks and deposited him in the watch house until
this morning, when he will be brought before the
Mayor for examination.
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HEALTH OF New okLEANs.-There were Ia
oeasns from yellow fever In New Orleans at the
Charity Hospital for the week ending SATURDAY.
10th inst $3.50
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
At RAEpoLpH's BOOKSTORE. l2l Main IT., Saturday.
- Z O'Clock. u O'Clock. B O'Clock.
6S IS CT
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Sept. %.

ARRIVED,
Sshr. Richmond, Harris, New York, mdze, D. Cur.
rie- -
schr. nd'cator, Hathaway, New York, SALT Dsver.
port. Allen l. Go. s.rsl 49,
! Schr s. E. Parker, Parker. Philadelphia, coal, 8.
schr. C. f. A. Cole, Travers, Baltimore, guano, 8.
McGruders Sons.
schr. Edwin, Aaron, Norfolk, salt, Edmond L Da-
schr. st. Cloud, JOHNSON. smithfeld, mdze- John
Womble L Co.
SAILED,
Schr. Harrison, Whipple, New York, mdze., T..
Currie. 0
NORFOLK, Sept % During the blow Yesterday
the brig Marcellus of Greenport L. l., from AlexsI
dria loaded with cargo of coal bound to Now Bed
ford. went ashore ON the shoals of the Rip Raps-
The vessel and cargo supposed to be total loss TIE
riR Gin and sails will be saved.
Arrived schr. Cerito Crowsll, Richmond, for Bos.
ton.
from Richmond for Boston.
NEW YORK. Sept 22-Arriyed, schr Jno. u. Wmtfs
Whitehouse, from Richmond
SALEM, Mass, Sept. 20.--Auived, schr u. Il. Allen,
Roads, from Richmond.
NEW YORK, Sept. &c cared, schr. Galeta, ba-
con, for Fredercksburg.
FOREIGN.
The Magdalene, Bremen, Richmond, for Bremen,
was off ScIliy 1st inst.
Brig Paragon, johnson, from Richmond, was at
Rio Grande LIST August.
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F1RE.-On Saturday morning last the
alarm Of fire was given on 18th street. near Main,
md Immediately thereafter smoke seen pouring
ont of the windows Of the dininsroom eff that esae
lshn,ent On search being made, 10 was discovered
that the floor had taken fire from the Furnaces IN the
ba ent which was speedily extinguished BY rip
ping up portion of the flooring and applying
smell aaantity of water. Had the fire occurred at
late hour of the nigh all probability the building
would have beeu DESTROYED.
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'adge John pnrvianee, OF Baltimore, died In tia
city on Friday morning.
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LOCAL MATTERS

SHOCKING AculpEsT.-On Friday nipht
iase % an extra passenger train, On the Richmond
and fanviiio Railroad, was returning 20 the depot
Ia Manchester, and when In shout one hundred
yards Of the tunnel under the Petersburg road the
cars run nver negro man named ihomas, the pro
perty Of Mr.. Traboe, and killed him Instantly. =
When the engineer, who was backing the train ai
the time discovered the man. he supposed Il TO be
sill placed ON the track and reversed his motion
a. speedily az possible but not In time to prevent
the cars from running over the poor fellow, who
had possibly laid down there and fallen asleep We
understand that bar Of iron Was lying across the
track, near the unfortunate man, which must have
been placed there designedly, bull whether by the
negro whowas crushed, or by Bome one else has
not been ascertained.
ALMOST An AccIDENr.-We understand
was near losing his life while attempting to get on
the cars at Port Walthall In company with friend
be had gone to that neighborhood on ahootine
expedition with the intention OF returning that nj
ternoon. When the ears arrived 20 receive the
passengers, the train WAS not stopped Tor them to
get on they should have been, and the gentleman
alluded to- for fear OF being left caught hold of one
of the handrais and sprang to the platform, when
his feet slipped snd he was kept swinging before
the cars for several seconds Had his hapd-hold
given away he must have been crushed to DEATH
The other gentleman was left at Port Wathsll be.
cause he would not risk his life by jumping on the
train while in motion, and the consequence was.
that he had to employ Two negroes at cost of s.,
to bring him to'this city 10 q hand car He too,
was beset with accidents while on the road for one
of the servants engaged In turning the crank was
badly wounded In the face by his hands slipping
and bringing his cheek iu contact with the niachi.
nery Had the train stopped at Port Walhhall as
occurred to our citizens, would have been proven
+ 5. 8 3
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Dr. James Gordon. another physician Of sayan
nah, has fallen victim OF yellow fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25

Andrew Il. clnedius has been appointed post.
master q Long Glade. Augusta county, vice Isaac
A. Bushong, resigned
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? EFFEcrs OF RuM.-Peter Dyerty, white
man, fell into the hands of the watchmen last Satur
day night while drunk and disorderly In the street
and, as matter of course, was taken to the "loci
up" Hewili have hearing this morning and 70
ceieye b in DOOM ass,g
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ANorHrR oAar on Aaur AID FKvE

ANoTHER Gaze or AGuE AND FEvER
CURED "A few dsys ago We recorded - astonishins
cure Ct Fever nd Aeue by the use 81 Dr.. MLAEE's
LfvEK PILLS. We bsv- now another TO mention,
VIZ: that OF Mr. james Sharp: Of Madisonbursh. wno
states that he had abcred under very severe attack
OF Asus and Fever, and wss soon restored By the
use OF those PHI. Mr. Sharpe AGO expresses an
opinion founded ohssrsa.ion that the Liver Pills
are the best for biiious complaints eser offered In
his section of country
Although long known sovereign remedy soI
chronic cases OF Hepatsc or dresses OF
the LIVER the propfietors Of Dr. MLaue's Pills wsIs
not prepared for the frequent but gratifying evil
depces OF it, general utility and curative capacity
In this respect this inyaiuabe medicine hiss exceed
ed their NEST sanguine sxpectstions and induced
them TO hope that Il viii be introduced into Every
famil in the United States.
- Purchasers will be careful to ash for DIR. M
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, AID take
none else.
There are other Pills purportins to be Liver Pills
new before the public
DIR M'LANk,s LIVER PILLS. also his CELE.
BHATED vEkMfFUGE, can nov be had at sil re-
spectacle Drug Stores In the United States and Can
ada.
* Va
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aA.IksroS.-on the 10th inst, there were Ii
ueafhs In Charleston from yellow fevar
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New BiLLIARD GAL0os.--AndTe Muller
opened his new billiard saloon, Franklin street
ON Saturday Quite . large number OF persons
partook Of his hospitaiities on the occasion. See
MA Advertisements II this paper.
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DR.. WIN. ii. FARRow, an eminent physi-

DR.. WIN. H. FARRow, an eminent physi-
used STABLEs's ANopYNE CHsaRY ExpEcroRAET
and DIARRHGA CORDIAL TO the etiye relief Of srch
diseases they pyeess to cure, that they ARE happy
combinations OF some of most valuable and safe
therapeutic agents and must be of infinite worth to
the afflicted and mankind a. large;" and that be
sesnnet do less than earnestly recommend these
operations practitioner especially in the
try, where the impurty of commercial drugs is one
of the greatest obstacles to the of the phys
cian." If you have cough rs the former If the D-
arrh9s the latter. Don't neglect your disease, but
take the remedy at once-they should be kept in ev-
cry family, ready for instant use.
See descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis OF the
agents. --.--
Price for each only so cents. or six bottles for
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RECOVERING Those persons who were wound.
cd In the late riots at New Orleans, the Picayune
learns are doing well, and it 10 thought they viii
recover.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.-Joseph Via, re-
siding 10 Henrico county, about nine miles below
Richmond, has been arrested and committed to pri-
son to undergo an examination at the nextterm of
the Henrico Court, on the charge of attempting to
kill an old man named David Tucker. Via is man
of bad character, and we understand that the evi-
dence of his guilt Is quite conclusive.
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The THEATRE, under the manager ent of
Mr.. Taylor, 10 to be opened In short time, with
new stock company II the actors are men Of tai
ents, there 10 not shadow Of doubt that the The
atre win be supported most literally but unless the
company d proper one, the Manager viii no
doubt lose money before the season closes.
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Mis- Eliza Logan has given $500 to the sav.u
nah sufferers.
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Mr. Samuel Fitzhugh, for many years clerk in the
once Of the Auditor for the Post Ofhcs partment.
died in washington i.st Thursday night in the 6sth
year OF his age His father was one Of the Aids to
General Washington
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Iva Row.-Charles Laundzeralias Lew
is Jordan, was found In the street last Saturday
night engaged In drunken frolic, and taken to the
cage. He will be required TO give security for his
good behavior this morning. and If he fails to do So
will be locked up for the winter.
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ELIAS HALE.
CHARLES r. HAKKEYS,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
10th St, between Main and Cary.
az All work entrusted to his care will be faith
fully and promptly executed. Sc 2G-3m
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In TRoUBLE-Wllllam Walker, who says
he 10 free, bat has no papers, was found on board
New York schooner in this city last Saturday night
and taken to the cage. Unless he proves his free.
dom this morning he viii be sent to that spot where
tn e weary are at rest. ss 20 s
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The AUsTRIAEs.-Mr. Brooks, of the N.
York Express, writing to his paper from vi
emma, describes the people as apparently
among the most happy and contented people
he has ever known. He says he cannot un-
derstand how a people can be so happy and
well satisfied under despotic government
He adds, that the social and commercial rela-
tons of the people are in no way interfered
with by government, so long as they let the
government alone. The principle with both
parties seems to be, Hands off-and, each ad-
herring to this, they get on without collision
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liz A HARD PLAcE.-BeDiamin F. Prentiss

In HARD PLACE.-BeDjamin f. Prentiss
Of Henrico, who was arrested and committed to
the prison of that county some few days since, on
the charge of assaulting and beating his wife, will
be examined on more serious charge-that of
bigamy-at the next monthly term of the County
Court Preatiss, we understand, came here from
Pennsylvania several years SINCE where he LETT
wife and two or more children; and, under the pre-
tence of being single man, courted and married
q young and wealthy lady of Henrico.5 Since then,
he has been spending her means freely, and, in ad
dition, has beat and abused her in shameful man.
ner. We understand that his first wife is now liy
ing Ia Pennsylvania, and that she came to Rich
mond few years since to expose and prosecute
him, but that hush money was employed so liberal
ly, that she returned home without executing her
design Judge Crump has the interests of Mrs
Prentiss and her little children In hand and feel
warranted in saying that he will protect them
against the efforts of the accused, who, for some
months past, has seemed determined to beggar his
family.
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CCHOOL BOOKS-ExcHANoK Boo

SCHOOL B OOKS-ExcHANGK Book
~ STORE.
SPELLING BOOKS.-Webster's, Comly's, Ma
tional, McGuHy's. New York Worcester Sequel, &C.,
nc.
READING BoOKs.-Cobbs, Swans, Emerson's,
Hernan's, McGufy's North American, &C., SC. Z
ARITHMETICS-Piks's, Smiths, Davies, Green
leafs. Emerson'r Rays, sc, &c.
GRAMMARS -Bayley's, Smiths, MurraS's, Kirk
hams, &c, &c.
HISTORIES.-Gocd rich's, RusssIps, Grimshaw's
Pennock's, Goldsmith's Wilard's nc
WORKS on Philosophy, Che rnistry Rhetoric, Astro-
nomy, Geography Surveying, Algebra &c. full
and complete stock of School Books, Paper Pens
Ink, States, Copy Books, Pencils, &c. which l offer
at wholesale or retail at the usual low prices.
Teachers and Scholars who want Books will be
satisfied upon calling. GEO M WEST,
Sc 25 Next door to Post Office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ONE NIGHT LONGER, 60
AND POSITIVELY THE LAST, OF
WYNAN,
THE WIZARD AND VENTRILOOU
AT ME HALL.
THIS tMoNDAY1 EVENING, SEPT. 25, 1854.
q See small Bils.
Sc IS DR.. E. DENMAN. Agent.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT!
4, ON TUESDAY EVENING. SEPT Nth 1854
AT METROPOLIT-4N HALL.
. mLLE VALERY GOMEZ
Prima Donna Absolute. from the ROYAL Italian
Opera Madiid;. Carlo Felice, Geneva and
Lately from the italian Opera. New York;
MoNs'R SIGisMUND WoLowsKI. Pianist
EDDY
MILE CAMILLA UhSo, violuist,
The wonder of the age, who was performing at
the Concerts OF md'rne Sontag.
MONSIEUR FRANCIS DUvAL, MANAGER.
Tickets Si-Co.ored persons half price To be had
at the principal Music Stores Exchsnge Hotel and at
the door,
Doors open at 7 o'clock. concer. to commence a.
8o'clock precisely. sel8
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E. Il. sTABLER & CO., Proprietors
7 Wholesale Druggists, Baltimova
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. 20 25-d&cl2t
SPECIAL NoTIcE. Country merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend my
No. log Main street. Great bsrssins can be had
See auction advertisement.
SETS ELIAS HALE
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WANTED-TWENTY GOOD LABO.
w RING HANDS to lay heavy track
WA BRAGG. Supt. of Road
sel8 Ofice r. i r. h. r. Co.
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,EYANTED To pfIRcHASE-A

" ANIEO 10 fUhCdASE.-A GEN
w tleman, living in Mississippi wishee to pur.
chase for his own use Negro Woman, IS or so yesrs
old, who Is . No. / Cock, Washer and Ironer With
out encumbrance. One well qualified having chila
that will suit, liberal price will be paid address
"A" af this of1ce. 80 20-5.*
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WANTED.-Are respectable English lady
W wishes to obtain PORTABLE situafion either
who IL perfect mistress IN every department. hav.
ing had great experience for many years in the man.
asement OF cooking. picking and preserving. that
few can compete. Address "A. A. Post Office
Richmond. vi se 1pLlw
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NEW FALL STOCK OF BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VA

II EFV51 now en- ksaA tha largest q
Ussostmsnt d eeetss shoss, Carpet
6Sea Tsunha vsiiesA Leather, de-,
that be has ever ~ The pleasure 10 offer 70 his
fnsnds customers and The pusio generally, both Of
BE own manufeeture, aad 81 the bsse RhiIsAslphia
New xork end eesteyn manufacture % which be
would most respectfully cAll the sefeati4n Of ell II
went Of nocts sn1 ehees, of the beel quAty either
W1oleaals or rete they viii ~ ael1 low asy
other house 10 fisstnis. ALEX. HILL.
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Of their fiiends and the citizens Of Rishmond, Va,
ssnersIIy, TO their now aud weltselscfed stock Of
Elmo Watches. Je0sfry. LoskstGA Msdeliions, 10,
he Customer Waiting Rhiiadelphia will find Il to
their advantage 10 give us call. - we are deter
mined to seIl On Is accommodating terms ~ any r..
tail house In the country.
n. San kirds Of Watehss and Clocks rspsirsd
In frsl.ats erds. ard warranted 70 ks8p coed time.
Jobs Of every description % Watches done for the
trsds on very reasonable terme.
RAYMOND ALLEN i44 South Tad IT.,
s - a5--dIm ~ phileAelphia
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN-C A McCaassnd, WssSi6y,op. + p,,,,
Lady and daughter, w Yes, Lady and two d,uyb,,,s
two children and servant, wiiansbu,gh d II Morton
Charlotte; II II Slaughter. II Arns,esd aud L,dv M,
Arm.,esd. Mrs Howard New YORK; q A Mitchell T.nn.
Lipscomb and son. Dinvilis; II EgcIes,on Rich
mond; N Keny and Lady, Mrs A KEW No,f,lt. i n
he6fy' LOUISE Co Hampton Savannah; II Msttingly.
a Allen. Washington; w A weton, va Rev ~ Jonc.
Pailadelphia; l. Thornton, st Louis; Meredith Mr.
ant, NC. o'' AA' 's''
UNITED STATES.-A d Ford, Texas: l. Jones V {,
Hi X; West, Charles City; G West Henrico; W "
Richmond; T Martin, Lousa;lw II Shorse' New YoTk..
Thompson, Albenare; Garner, New Hone. pr
Goodloe, Abemsrle; G Rollins Boston; A Stevens do.
X Button, Norfolk; S Goodsop. Hapovor; W s,un,
dera do; w Carver, baltimore; Burn, do. W p
Smith. King Queen; J II Shepherd, Prince George
Ssouret, Richmond; w Elliott do: 4 Roher,son
Norfolk; Christian, NY.
p GoLussLAs HoTEL.1hom., roo.ey. Vim Yoo.ey Coal
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