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PAINFUL Accidental. Taft, of Charleston,
South Carolina, had bis left arm cut off Monday
afternoon whilst riding 10 the express train on the
Boston road. He had improvide emily put his arm
outside the window whilst the cars were In rapid
inOtinn
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WASHINGTON ITEMs-ColoneI Steptoe. instead of
oet al Carson Valley az the newspapers recently
,'alsd awaiting the reply of the President to his
proposed conditional acceptance of the governorship
on Utah, was the 18th of July at Bsnicio Call
'oinia with his command
wilson shannon accepts the Governorship of Kan
snaered to him BY the President, and will de-
par forthwith for that territory.
-, thAa Two hundred persons from few err infsc.
pISess In Virginia have arrived In Washington
] fe4ehed there w. 'e eeo ''Neo 'neS
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COMMERCIAL.

/ New YoRK, Aug. 14-Cotton unchanged. Flour
trifs higher; Southern easier at 80 81. Wheat firm.
Mixed Corn BIC. Meas Pork l93. Beef firm. Whis-
key unchanged.
Stocks lower Va 6's 1891,
BALTIMORE, Aug. I4-ssles $50 bbls Howard st.
Flour at SO rs and 100 bbs City Mills at $3.50 Mar
ket firm White Wheat 81 9O01 IS; Red 81 S50
l.88. Cora brsk-White 1890 Yellow SO. Sales
CT 1000 bushels Nd Rye at 108 Oats brisk at 45D52
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&A FIR ZIG HIT FOR NEW
k& YORK, BOSTON. PROVIDENCE,

&~N FIR E q HIT FOR NEW
S&aG YORK, BOSTON. PROVIDENCE,
PORTL AND, NEWARK, NEW HAVEN,
CHARLESTON, MOBILE, NEW ORLEANS, ST.
LOUIS, GALVESTON. SAN FRANCISCO, &c.,
PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,
TO and VId NEW YORK.
Can be shipped every Monday and Tuesday, by the
u 9. Mail Steamship lam estown, Capt Parrish.
The Agents at New York. Messrs. Ludiam Pleas.
shove mentioned places free of commission, and ct
the lowest rates Of freight. F.
Lsrge and commodious sheds have been erected
on the wharf in New York where goods are entirely
protected from Injury DETACHMENT, and every care
and attention 10 bestowed In forwarding goods for
trans-sh pmept.
Merchants shipping by this steamship can always
calculate within hour the arrival OF their goods
The Janesrown leaves New York every Saturday
afternoon on her return to Richmond.
For freight apply to
jy25 LUDLAM l. WATSON.
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EMIGRATION Ar BosToN. number of emf.
grants which arrived at Boston during the half
year ending July l, 1856 was only 5997, against
o10 In the same period of last year-s falling
on of nearly one halt. The sanitary and pecuniss
~ condition Is much better than formerly,
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MAIL RoBBKR.-Dsanisou, the Chicago mai
robber, has been sentenced to ten years imprison-
.meDt.
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DEATH OF A MIDSHIPMAN

NEW York Aug. 14.-Midshpman Cain, ir, of
the soop of war Falmouth, died on board of yellow
fever, on the passage from Key West here.
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TEXAS ELECTION.

NEW ORLEANs, Aug. 13.-Advices here from
the Texas election indicate the success of Pease,
Democratic candidate for Governor. yEssss
Bell 10 elected to Congress .-. ...,.l &
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y HA0ERTY RELL AND Rp1ss

ID nAdERTY. BELL AND BRASS
Cary !, aoouEDEk, 18th street, between Main ana
orders Gs Richmond. Va, IL prepared to execute
'as Composition Csstiass '@''
Wstss II ands q Rrsss Finishing. such a. Mineral
Also III ~ urea Plumbers ard 0as FittsF1 Work.
All 49, ~ senstaptly on hand.
' mas OF BELLS made e. oriar. a, IA n
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FIVE MEN DRowNED AT NIAGARA FALLs-On
Sunday boat containing five unknown men was
swept over Niagara Falls All persisted.
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MAIL NEWS.
YELLOW FEVER In NORFOLK AND
PORTSMOUTH. - p -

u1,. Roard of Health for Norfolk for the A
ending Monday, Mt 2 p. M, report thu
ssmnw;ng deaths from fever: Mrs. Russell
na IS wears. and daughter 81. on Woodside'
-harf Mrs. Rhea, 4e, in Rhea's lane; WIZ
wicker, age &c, Butte ST.. occupation IN fne
a"fasted district; John B. Stspleton. 3s, frcm
he Navy Yard: Mr.. A. KsytoD, go. NAN ~,
nnnosite Bank st; - Taylor, iad o. o. -, -
fbs Emmett House, Union st; - p ers;i,
10. in Wiliarnson's lane, head o. niaht Of
hat moved from Barry's Kow , .a1
he fire. Total 8. In the I,ospp o;nt Rscs
nne .hont four miles from the CITY, nsa
our 81 go. a. ~ for the sick, who were carroi
cen ILL., from the temporary hospuai,
ae Xr. I'D by the proclamation of the
mas observed as day 'for prayer 20
a'ysIl, ,;chty. that He would look down
$50 the afflicted city With compassion, and
His infinite mercy stay the dreadful
Z eourge that is prevailing to some extent al
Enresent in our midst. SEQ,
4 The Norfolk Herald relates sad occur
{Yanoe there on Sunday. A stranger, carry
Eng an oil cloth bag in his hand, was seen
10 sooerinp in Main street, opposite Bank, it
s.ss ssunnosed from the effect of liquor; but
IN turning into the entry to 90 up fight of
I. airs 10 Dr.. Constable's Office, he fell, and
In less than fifteen minutes expired. Upon
erouiry it appeared that he was ONE of
several boarders at house which had been
Used andhe was left in it 81 OK with the fever,
without attendance or necessaries of any
|kind that in the last stage of the disease,
when the victim is Knocked with the decep-
tive consciousness of returning health, he
went out in order to procure . permit to go
|to the hospital; but had just strength to
reach the spot mentioned when he became
exhausted, and death closed the scene; Ills
name, we learn, was Stapleton-an lrishman,
about two years in the country, and had been
|emploved in the navy yard. In somewhat
mote than an hour he was taken away for
AZ On Fridsy morning. Mr.. JAMES Edward Wilson,
ECierk 10 the Naval Sore, at Gosport Navy Yard,
died end the day before Benjamin u: Allen, aged
lao fell victim to the fever. e LtA5ft-}ES
From Poris mouth we have ne Official account,
but learn the. the fever had not absted.
The Argus speaking of the effect of the lever,
saws: "A stampede has taken place among US
Oar city looks deserted. Thousands of people
have fed Panic has prevailed over the better
Judgment OF our citizens and business Is almost
entirely suspended"
DIR. ] N. Scheduled, Chairman u the Ports
mouth Sanitary committee, who was alsrlilingy i'll
Ion Sunday night, was decidedly better yesterday.
Yesterday, Darcy Paul, for tia eidzens of Pc.
tefslurg, sent down check for 81 000, and to day
more will be sent from the city.
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Il no GENTLEMEN.-My stock Of

Boots, Shoes and Caters for sentlemen's
wear, Il - good q can usually Be found In
: any one establishment. rsoeive regular
all the most fashiopsbie styles snd In addition. are
constantly making ell kinds, suited to the ssssop,
will also make 70 order anything that may be want
Cd. being - veil prepared. In every particular. to
msnnastuIe heots end Shoes, - any other dsais! "
JNO. @. FACE, ia,
aae Ne. 10 MAshss Bridge.
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subscription list has been opened Ia Charleston,
g Tor the relief of Portsmouth, va.
Mr. Frank Wheeler, a well known res,den, of
abingdon Va, died suddenly on Friday.
up 'N'' VI r OIL olSion is to be broken
The, me Emperor and Empires. Of Ru.,is have pre.
,vo sIS s samuel Colt of revolver fame with
~ s"'u ''atnond set rings valued at IS 600.
ton i.t ~eIe no new cases of small pox In Staun.
Quarantine. "as hoefs'ed from
ere were Isl deaths In Baltimore Last weak.
nsests," Geuersl Whitfield sootes farm ps.r
u''o"h' u q, was sold recently for $4,000.
cal siy an ola merchant, and one Of the oisi
b s.an All OF the Second Unlyersalst Church In
cgntio yIa OF wheat In the Fox River region Via.
The e,s . De larger this year by five bushels TO
=, 'te man II was lsst.
hs.. a.Isy, soldier Of 1872 died a. Weymouth,
m. 0"ee has been established at Piney Point
ucses p.asitY for vessels crossing auayantins
'o al Aiexsnd,is 10 $500
10 ire asee'ifui attempt wss made SUNDAY ME 1t
street soass owned by p Trisler, In Csmeroa
Ioh ~ s4as4
.nt On Friday last Wy u nse'-
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MRETING IN WASHINGTON,

WAsHIsGToH, Aug. IA primary meet.
ing of the Auxiliary Northern Republican
Fusion has been held here, and platform
adopted. The object of the Fusion is as
serted in the platform to be the election Of
Seward to the Presidency. Sc a..T & sssss
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LATER FROM MEXICO.


NEW ORLKANs, Aug. 1.-THE steamer Oriza
ba. with dates from Vera Cruz 10 the 9Th instant,
arrived here to-day. s...'. !. .sT.ssss, a s6g
The revoiutionists were reported TO be within A
leagues of Vera Cruz s-85 oa.tg a5ia* rgli
The conducta from the city of Mexico stopped al
the Puerte Rationale and entrenched for the pur-
pose of fighting the rebels. sio,-s-*
Bianco. after triumphant entry Into the city oi
Mexico, had gone to meet Comenfort, who IL said
TO be ct Tamazula. Go 81
great tornado at Tampico had destroyed q
quantity OF shipping and several lives. Il $50 -
The New Orleans Delta hes received letters, sta
ting that arrests were being made daily BY the Go.
vernment, Including two American citizens.
conspiracy had been discovered, and the 20.
lice were seeking out the conspirstors. 49, s.
The converts had been subjected TO search and
several priests arrested. = s. s1ts ,.s..las
Seapatian Elgrarde was said to have been taken,
and the garrison Of four hundred had Joined Al
varex -. - r.a, .sba. /. ~ sess} %sads a=ss
1t was rumorsd that Juan Aquatic was In posses
sion of the rsbols. as-f - - aaz 4ii-S. W
Blanco had gone out against Comanfort r.
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SUPERIOR OLD MOUNTAIN OATS.
~ just received and ia store, for sale 400 bushels
superior old Mountain Oats.
JNO. w. COSBY
aud Corner Wall and franklin sts
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TNHE SECRETS OF NUNNERIES


4 DISCLOSED.
MORRIS has Just received
THE ESCAPED NUN, or Disclosures of Convent
Life and the Confessions of = Sister of Charity;
giving more minute detail of their inner life,
and holder revelation of the Mysteres and
Secrets of Nunneres than hsve ever before be en-
submitted to the American public l vol bound.
Price ST.
WISE SAWS, or Sam Slick in search of Wife. l
vol bound in paper SOC, ia cloth 75c.
MEMOIRS OF JAMES GORDON BENNETT AND
HIS TINES. By Journalist. vol: cloth -
Price SI.25,
ELLIE. or the Human Comedy. By John Esten
c. oke; second edition just ready. Price Sl.25
Virginia Comedians. By John Eaten Cooke. Two
vols; fresh supply just received. Price $3.50
HrA liberal discount made on Mr.. Cookies wri-
tines to those buying to sell again.
DOESTICKS the most piqusnt and original work of
the day; fresh supply. Price 81
BREATHWAIfE'S RETROSPECT for July
Price 81. 49, l....s.-
RANKINGS HALF YEARLY ABSTRACT for
July 81.
ALONE: Thirteenth edition; the gem book of abe
day. Price 81 q. aul4-St
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THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL
l. ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER OF
nth AND M STREET, CHURCH HILL,
FOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT.-7he cor
house is finished, has rooms and q commodious
Kitchen, s ready for a tenant now. The other tive
smaller, and will be finished in few days. This
is desirable property, and will be sold exchanged
for young nesroes upon terms to please Should no
sale or exchange be made, the property will be rent
ed and to good tenants the rent will be low.
Office in the new building OF W. Goddin, South
side.
Apply to GEO. WOODFIN,
10 25ts General Agent and Cole ctor.
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MIR. PIP'S DIARY AND THE WAR,
vi at BUFFERS sIMoNS, 157 Main a., =
80 NEARLY opposite the Exchange Bank

MIR. PIP'S DIARY AND THE WAR.
vi at BUFFERS & sIMONS, l57 Main st., -
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank
executed Steel Plates - s.ssea'a4tzr ~. !,
Mr.. PIPS HIS DIARY-"Msnner and Customs Of
ye Enslyshe;' finely Illustrated. f.,,
DLFOE'S WORKS Roxana, The Fortunate Mis-
as tress and Mother Ross. itf4a gel Z AN
RORY OMORE. By Samuel Lover. 81 .-..#
ZOHRAB, The Hostage, Novel. -st.--. s-
THE IMPROVISATORE, or Life in Italy. g ! Z.
THE ESCAPED NUN, or Disclosures of Convent
Bya young Lady OF Virginia. esi.f... '..+
OUR FIRST FAMILIES; q Model of PHILADELPHIA
Good Society By q Descendant of the Peers.
DOESTICKS; Work full of Humor.
COLLINS MAP OF THE BALTIC; showing all
the Fortifcstiops. Railways and Telegla apis.
COLLINS COMPLETE MAP OF PRUSSIA AND
TURKEY; showing the Baltic, North and Black
and Mediterranean Seas
COLLINs' CHART of the Ports and Harbors of the
Baltic Sea with their Soundinss,
COLLINS NEW MAP OF THE BLACK SEA;
showing all the Notifications, SC. s.,
WILL TERkIL, or the Adventures of young
Gentleman born in Cellar. =
THE TWO GUARDIANS, or Home in this World
BY the author of The Heir of Redclyffs,'
Hearts Ease" &c
KENNETH, or the Rear Guard of the Grand Army
By the author of "Tbe Two Guardians" "The
Heir of Redclyfe,' ' Hearts Esse" 1.-THE Cas-
tie Builders" &c.
GRACE LEE; Tale. By Julia Havana gh, author
of Nathalie" Madeline" DAISY Burnsn
"Women of Christianity" &c
VIRGINIA COMEDIANS. 2 vols. By John Esten
Cooke au 14-3tif
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w SAYS If you wish an exact image of your
face and features which you can hand down to your
latest posterity, drop in to see Messrs. POWERS l.
DUKE. Their DaeuerIeotypes never fade, and be-
side are az true a nature itself You can zee the
very fire sparkling in the eye. We have tried the
artistic ski Of these gentlemen and therefore speak
from experience.
Those W no have beauty, should to this firm take it;
Those W no have none. should go to them to make
jy l6 pWginid Gazette
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By ALEXANDER MOTT.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, SHOES,
next, Aug 18th, ct 10 O'Clock srge and eenersI
sortment Of Household and Kitchen Furniture, ffom
several famiss declining house keepine 80 7775s
aAL6O--6evefal invoices Dry Goods, ehoes Hsts
large lot CrosLery and Glassware sss.a sst.asas
Fifteen Gold and Silver Watches ~ x
Five q. csaks Cognse Brandy. Y-ss7T 5[s5ssg5 = s
,ADDITION1l-A large lot Of School Deshs and
B:nenss'' suitable for large sshcsl g . Ss.,.s.
DUBLIC SALE.-On MONDAY Aue.
j. 9Th, 1855. l shall EXPOSE to public sale, the
FARM lately owned and occupied bv Samuel Cot.
thereon, Consisting In part Of fur nerroesLthree
men and woman; two of the men are good carpen-
tiers. the other good farm hand; the woman 10 q
good cock, washer and ironer. Likewise. horses,
COWS and hogs and all the farming utensiis house.
hold and knitchen furniture together with all the
crops on the place, somprisng corn (now growing }
oat: and hay. The land lies aboutsl miles above
OF Dr. Coates and others, and contains about two
hundred acres and has good two story dwelling and
all necessary out houses, and it 10 supposed by good
Judges that the land "a; ansn.ity OF soslint The
The terms OF sale Will be for the land ons-third
cash balance one and two years credit bearing lutte.
rest from the day of sae the credit payments be
secuted BY deed Of trust title Withheld until the
whole il paid, The negroes viii be sold for cash
The other part of the person al estate will be ssd On
credit Of six months for all sums over wsnty five
approved security; under twenty.fvs dollars cash.
There is also good servant girl for hire for the
balance of the year. .lT :
P. 8. All persons indebted to the estate will please
call and pay, and persons having claims against thu
settlement.
SAMUEL 9. COTTRELLE
Admr. of Sam'l Cottrell decd
GEO. w. ToIER Auct fs @Ft"ss 1d-51ofcIt
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NOV is THE TIME TO BUY CLIO.
~ THING CHEAP-And Ne ia Main street is
ths place. Just remember this, if you want good
bargains and call at the old established Clothing
Store Of WIN. IRA SMITH.
su Ia ia Main at
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THE GREATEST CHANCE YET
Il Having but very few summer garments on hand
and wishing to mako room for my large Fall and
Winter Stock, (which i am now about manufactu-
rim 81 will offer great bargains in the stock remain.
ing hand In fact will sell at most any price in
order to close out entirely my summer goods. Those
in want of garment to last them for the remainder
of this and the beginning of the ext summer
get one for very small amount Call soon if you
want to secure baE gains KS .Et A LEVY,
SO Main street. opposite st. Charles Hotel,
au IA Sign of the Red Coat.
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having con-
~ cluded to move a short distance frcm the city,
respectfully inform those wishing to engage in
now offers for sale, the key stock, fixtures, &c. of
that most desirable stand formerly kept by him
Any person wishing to gain great bargain can do
street. directly opposite the old Market. He also
vouches that there IL better location for the said
business to be found throug hout the city
H. BREMMER
au 14-St" Rising Sun House 18th street
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REERS' CORDIAL BITTERS, OR
- MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent, re-
freshing exhiiarating and delicious Beverage pro-
ducng instant relief from the effects of 'ocer indu
gence. loss OF appetite owness of sprits dyspepais
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-impsrting to the whole avs
tenn renewed strength and visor. For sale BY
BENNETT Il BEERS,
fe Zl-1lyH Sole Agents.
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- 30DAYS' GRACE !-WAFTY E
WINDS THE STORY COOP News AND
TRuE-For sixty days to come Ladies' Gentlemep's
and Chiidrens Boots, Shoes. Caters, Slippers; also
Trunks. Carpets Bags. Hat Boxes and Vaices can be
bought at C. 8. MAURlCE'S for less money than
ever before sold in this city The proprietor il now
at the North and intends to bring to Richmond this
fall large and fashionable stock of fall and winter
Boots and Shoes. and for this he offers his
entire stock of Spring and Summer Caters Slippers
&c. at prices to suit the times and cordially invites
his friends and the public generally to call and ex.
anime. the goods must be sold. and sold. too in
thirty days, IL possible. C, MAURICE,
Isl Main street, Eagle Square,
au4 Richmond. Virsinis.
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7. ~ r Q n

Il was rdmored at Vera Cruz that the conducta
which left Mexico on the 18th July, with 81 900
had been taken BY the rebels. Forty troops were
killed and 300 joined the revolutionists.
f -l-s SECOND DEsPArcHj as
s.t a@ CAPTURE OF sALTILLO.. -..,s
NKw ORLEANS, Aug. 13.--La,er news from
Mexico state that Saitillo, garrisoned by 1900 Co.
yernment troops, had been captured by the Revos
lutionists after two days fighting, Two.thirds Of
the government troops were killed, wounded, OF
made prisoners. =
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|nIMITY BANDS Still on hand 3 few
O. Il b. doLDs1if. 106 broaS =.
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a N INVARIABLE RULE FOR FIVE

ENOR SALE-T0 remain In or near Rich
- mond very handsome yellow Girl. IL ears
AZ age-Chambsr Maid, sssmstress. Lsdy's Maidsnd
Nurse. She 10 ohered for sails not for iA1t Int 70
her. Apply Ut CarS Street jan
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TlRUSTEE'S SALE or A Hn1a

r1sRUSTEE'S SALE OF A HOUHE
- AND LOf ON 2SD STREET, ON UNION
HILL, At AUCTION In part el ecntion Of Deed
of Trust executed BY Jaus c. Shialds to the aubscr
Der, dated 18Th Nay, 1854 and duly recorded in Her
rico County Cours Clerks 0fics being thereto re.
a1sHsnrsd ~ the party secured thereby shall on
upon the premises sell the Real Estate conveve2
n salc Deed being lot parcel of ground lying ia
sne Sounty OF hsnrco, on, Union Hill. fronting 81
sefeets ana runnins back within psrsIlel liner fS4
feet, upon whieh Lot there 10 q ffsmed DwsIling'
same prop erty conveyed to said 6hieids by MasvFA1
Howle' ey Deed dated Esd June, l85S. ikswiss Of
Terms wiifhe made known at the time Of sale. 3 |!
-.s,sr. -. ~ L. N. HARkOLD Fruefee. /
TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts r. - An Is /
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M EAT AND VEGETABLE MARKET
INI ON CHURCH hill The subscriber takes
this method of informing his friends and the citizens
of Church and Union Hills, that he has opened
stall Church Hill, between 25d and oath streets
where will be found during the day FRESH MEATS
of all kinds. Also VEGETABLES of every descrip.
ton.
Hoping by strict attention to business to merit a
share of public patronage.
HoURs-From Sunrise to Sunset during the week
Until O'Clock on Saturday nights.
an 14-2t* CHRISTIAN LEBER Sr
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wAnrIe,

EWANTED-3OO hands to work on
I Goats. Psnis and Vests Apply to e. NOR.
Kis, Merchant Tailor, Mansion House, Main Il
WANTED-A young man who is well
~ Aeqnsistsd With the retail Grocery busiaess,
fcstols end moral character, nsy hear Of p .rma.
nent situation by addressing 9 MERCHANDiZE.b
.ns sia The assmo.d Post oc. wsa re-.
WANTED TO RENT-For 3 months,
PlANO FORTE; and IL 1t pieases the adj
veisi, =, yin purchase H. Apply ct this Office.
A TEACHER WANTED.-T desire to
"A engage the services Of TEACHER "a lady
prsferredl 10 my own family, for the instruction Of
branches Of English educstion. Applicants win id.
sress: stating their terms, Col. 5. BASSETT
FRENCH. near Richmond. ssesa suH-6t
WANTED.-Wanted at the National Sa-
- loonsa first rate male Coeh.l Enquire at tho
saloon. We,t eide OF First Market an lS-6t
WANFED-Two first rate MILLIN-
- shs. 9slsggasaa AIso,s'zs {. 60 -. 81 az
An APPRENTICE to learn the Millinery bust
ps au ,s SPY 70 50 Ms NE AZ s s.r.t
WANTED.-I wish to employ on the
w line of the & r. PR. r., about So miles
from Richmond, Is goos hsnas q lay Track !. |
Ofnce H. II. r. X Co, 4 Essoen aGas c5aaI Etl /!
20 80 August 10. 1855. 3 safai jga,r ba au IL /
WANTED, A FARM.-We wish to
w rent or lease small Farm. OF fertile quality
with improvements for . family, and within ix or
80 = -, ~ 81. ". GRAVES L CO,
an lots 18th street. between Main and Cary.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-5O able
bodied White LABoRERs to work ON the
Central Railroad west Of 6tsunton, In q healthy
neighborhood. The highest prices will be paid
au 9-6t or N. B. HILL.
WANTED-A good Tin and Sheet Iron
w Worker can find constant supplement- AM
good wsges, by immediate application to .-el.gs 3
Vssft CHAS. H. LANGLEY, 80
au s-6t 18th IT., between Main and Cary
WANTED-FARM HAND S.-We
w wish to hire three good Farm Hands for the
balance Of the year. =. =. ..s-s 80 5e.5 E.5es
jy 18--s 8. McaRUDERs SONS.
WANTED-2O0 LABORERS, to work
w ON the Richmond and York River Railroad,
on Sections l6. II, 18, 10 and 90 in New Kent co.,
Apply to the subscriber. -
jy 1S-d1m* Est& - Contractor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15

PATHS BATHS !! ! BATHS !!!-Hot,
- Cold and Shower BATHS can be had daily
from O'Clock A M to 10 O'Clock P. NJ, at the Hair
Dressing, Shaving and Shsmpoong Saloon, under
the American Hotel.
~ SINGLE Bath 25 cents, or tickets for 81. En-
trance on llth st. iy25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-15

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.--AH
IA persons indebted to the Estats of John Moore,
decd, win please come forward and settle their
amounts and those having claims against the Estate
will present than to the undersigned, so that ar.
rspgements may be made to settle them
-.-.s r.. JAMES MOORE,
aul 4-ts Administrator of Jno. Moore. decd