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Co,,e,,oudenee of the Disp.tcb.

Flour from Cal,tornia-Parodts Concert
Wheat from the South, DC.
NEW YoRK, August 30.
Clipper ship Charmer, Capt. Lucas, arrived at
this port, this morning. with valuable cargo IF
-four and wheat the bulk OF which was shipped
market 10 California The Charmer started from
San Fraucisco on the 18th Of May last Seven other
vessels are on their way with like cargoes. Their
arrival hardly fell TO knock down the price Of
dour 10 this market.
A feet of European packets came into rort yes
terdsy. They have an sggre- ate Of but 600 immi-
grants. The bark Susan Jane, from Ambriz Africa,
sso arrived With q cargo OF Coffee palm OIL goat
ski "a and pea nuts.
TIE concert given on Tuesday night at Nihlo's
By Parodi, S,rakosch, &c Tor the benefit of the
sufferers by yellow fever at Norfolk and Ports.
mouth was a complete success. The room, which
will seat l, 200 persons, was densely crowded be-
fore the performance commenced, and upwards of
400 persons turned away from the doors being
unable 70 obtain even standing space inside OF the
nall. The gross receipts will be about 81 800
The new clipper ship Black Sea will leave this
September next. She has already about so pas
sengers ngsged, and will probably carry rs or
100. Most OF the passengers are farmers or small
traders, who go out with the view of lettering
their condition. The BECK Sea will carry out
nearly 1000 barrels Of -four and large quantity of
lumber aid furniture.
Nearly every stssmsr arriving from Charleston and
Savannah 10 frei. tied with wheat The receipts Of
soatt IN wheat IN New York, will average 5000
Dsnni. Mallis., Egg a well known ex, Alderman.
of the fourth Ward died last evening, in the 55sh
Captain George Spencer. OF schooner Hester A.
Jones' fell overheard and was drowned, yesterday.
sThe O t. nsfkes are heavlg choked up with peach
es, which are said to be pisnter In this nj boIhood
than ever before. They sell at from 500. to 81 per
basxet.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


NEW YORK SOFT SHELL CONVENTION.
sra cusK, Aug 30.-Thls afternoon Mr. John
Van Buren, withdrew bis resolution to lay on the
table all resolutions concerning the Kansas quess
ton ara Messrs Casidy and Jenkins then intro'
auced their resolutions on the Kansas question
Tue resolutions of Cassidy deoounce the armed 10
frusion OF Missoarians. and calls upon the govern
ment 20 redress the outrage. They also declare the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise fo.bs unwise
Mr. Van Buren, offered an amendment to CASH.
dys resolution which declares that "tbe Democra.
cy OF New York adheres TO all compromises con-
sfitutiog State rights and declares hostility to ex
tension OF slavery into free territory"
The resolution with the amendment was passed.
Alter appointing = State Central Committee,
headed BY Robert kei and John Cochran, the
Convention proceedsd to the nomination of State
officers. The following are the nominations
Judges Court OF Appeals-Ssmuel Selden and
Jno Lott. Secretary Of State Israel T Hatch.
Comptroller - Samuel Stebbins Treasurer-A
Thurston. Canal Commissioner-Curtis Havley.
Attorney General-.Samuel Tilden. State Engi-
neer-Jno Jervis. Prison Iuspector-Patrick b
Agin.
The: Convention then adjourned.
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Correspondence of the lDispstoh.l
Hon. d. H, Yheeler's Slayes. ets.

PHILADELPHIA, August 80
The Wheeler slave rescue case was con tinued this
morning In the Court OF Quarter Session Among
the witnesses examined was Jane John ,on, t. slave
woman Of Col. Wheeler. Her appearance caused q
great excitement. Her testimony wss much the
her affidavit She had desired her freedom
and mada such arrangements before leaving home as
TO expect her friends to her reaching New
Yor2.
After her statement was concluded, the United
States officers attempted to her but the court
iostIusted the court ocsrs that she being witness
wss to lie de fended with their lives she az the
taken out OF court between two long fife of police
pac d in carriage and driven of Relays had been
prepared a1d were in waiting and she WAS soon be :
yona the reach OF the officers. great excitement
prevailed about the court house for SONS time.
PassmoIe Williams is to bs .nsde a martyr. His
name has bseu suggested as the Fusion candida
for Canal Commissions; Of this State,
DR. M. Gegan late of this city, has fallen a victim
to yellow fever at New Oreaus
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Iw1ss.a.s.. .na asssn deaths, on Thursday

Wednesday and ffssen DEATHS on thursday
there were ten deaths. - ,xo NJ NJ.
Deaths-Among the deaths = are n mrs. va
thani-l Manning, Mrs. John d DAVIS , Eu.
thur r. Woodson, Mrs. VIM 9"ybn, MISS
Clara BiIisoly, only IL years ola, ana "m'
Pebworth. u,s,..
cnndnctor Allen, of the 5. and K. Railroad,
are i'll.
ann Gelbardt, of Richmond. who was taken
to the Naval Hospital on Thursday.
The Negroes.-The greater portion of the
new cases are among the colored population.
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COMMERCIAL.

CUmMEHCIAL.
New YoRK, Aug. 81 Cotton firm with an up.
ward tendency. Flour declined 10 81 cents per
barrel. State brands quoted at 81 g. Ohio 90 &c
Southern SO rs The quotations are the highest
figures. Wheat declined a trife. Southern white
Vi 80 81 go Corn declined a tribe. Mixed 81
cents Whiskey steady. Stocks better. Virginia
6's sos.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3l.-Flour tending downward.
Howard street So; City Mills 81 rs a o. 81
Choice white wheat 81 80 81 IS. Good wheat
Si " III IS Common to good red wheat 81 so
y 81 70. Corn unchanged. White 80 yellow
80 cts.
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON.
VALUABLE FARM ON WILLIAMS

VALUABLE FARM ON WILLIAMS
SURG ROAD. FIVE MILES BELOW
kiCdMOND. FOR SALE.-fhe subscribers are an.
thorizsd to sell the FARM ON which MT RichsTd
Sassins resides on the south side Of the williams
burg road, hve miles below Richmond, containing
VOID. The improveme nts are sufficient for the "a.
commodation Of . moderate sized family cousisttnp
Of an excellent dwelling with five rooms good we'll
OF water, large barn. stable, &e Persons disposed
to purchase are requested to view the premises
which Will be shewn at any time by Mr.. Gaskins
GODDIN APPERSON
The foregoing Farm will be sold ct auction on the
premises, On SATURDAY AFTERNOON Sept /
1855, at O'Clock.
TERMs-Oce-third cash, balance at ON snd two
years. for bonds bearina interest occurred by trust
deed. GODDIN s. APPERSON
an "A Auctioneers.
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THE WONDERFUL LADY Has Ar
Il RIVED The best planet reader in America
The most difficult questions will be solved BY sci.
ence and calculation frcrl many years of study for
short time onlY,) by MADAME MAILOR. on
franklin street, between 81 and 4th streets, next
door to Alex Motifs residence
~ Cures can be made for BLINDNESS, CAM
CERa. CORNS and SORES of all descriutions
au Sl-lmH
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PEERS CORDIAL BITTERS. OR
- MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent re.
freshing exhilaratins and delicious Beverage, pro.
ducins instant relief from the effects of orer indu
and all ahestions Of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-imrsrtng to the whole sys !.
tenn renewed 9Th aud visor. For sale by
BENNETT BEERS,
e2l-l1yif Sole A suts
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]: Convenlion then adjourned.
FOREIGN ETINDs

BosroN. Aug. 3lst The Canada has arrived at
her wharf. A despatch received just before the
steamer started, says that the London Times of
The 18th says: lowing to Tumors of unfsvorsble
news being circulated yesterday, English funds de-
clined 8 Afterwards on the reception of the ru-
NOR OF the repulse of the Russians, money was 10
great demand owing to an eagerness to subscribe
TO the Turkish loan
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REPORTED FEVER ON THE ST LAWRENCE.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 3l.-Ofacisl sdvices state
that there 10 no yellow fever on board the United
States snip ST. Lawrence, at the naval anchorage,
Norfolk. a. has been reported,
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BY PAYNE d MAYO.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
=. = LOT At AUCTION BY virtue Of the provi.
nons OF Deed Of Trust to the undersigned Trus-
zee. TOT the benefit Of the Monroe Building Fond
ASsociaton, dated the 5th day OF August 1854 and
OF record 10 the Husnes Court office o, the city of
n1'cnmond, we viii sell THURSDAY. the 3oth
cay OF August, 1855, on the premises at O'Clock p
~, the property conveyed in said Deed, being q
and Lot on the South side of St James street
Ion.ioe S0 feet on said street and running back
a1out 40 feet adjoining the property owned BY g.
NJ Wsnt on one side and T. G. Eppes on the other
Ihe dwelling 10 good two story wood house, with
roo S t,.ehsn and all other nece.sary out.houses.
Si073 So With interest from the 5th dsy Of Aurust
TIL the Day Of sale. and all necessary expenses Of.
tending toe executions Of said Deed ADD the residue
On such terms a. may bs ssreed on by the grantors
FLEMING GRIFFIN,
JOHN w. BULLlNTON, ! trustees
su 11-dtds
POSTPONEMENT.-Theabo above sale ia
unavoidably postponed Until! next MONDAY, Sd Of
Septe mber, 1855, at O'Clock In the afternoon
5:@ g. B Trustees.
Sale to be conducted by PAYNE 4 MAYO, Austs.
aust ~ $4,000
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FITTING OUT A SLAYER.
BosToN, Aug. BE. Simpson has been arrested
here. charged with fitting out the brig Mary Smith
to engage In the slave trade
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will


be received at this Office until Monday, the Sd
OF september next, at ~ O'Clock NJ for the follow
ing work, viz: Grading, gravellng and dtching Dock
street. fom 18th street to Peach street, repairing East
imn street, from Main to franklin; and repairs to
west 18th street from Main street to the Station
rouse; New Cutters on franklin street fr ON 26th to
9TH street; South side of Broad stree. from Oath
70 10Th street, East side of 2Sd street. from Grace
70 orosd ct; on I'd ct, between Gave st. and Blu
ryins Ground; on East side of 1t street, from Mar
shsli to Leigh W est side of Henry ST. from Clay
70 CatheIi ct and South side of Catherine st from
aenry ct to the city line and on East side of 4th
from Canal st. to Arch st.
And also, Tor taking up and re laying Cutters OF
eaen side of Bacon's Branch, on Brooke Avenue.
O, Also. for grading on Grace Ut between Goth and
ISL sts hlrg Adams street, from Cary to Canal
81 and Brooke Avenue, each side of Bacon's
oIaaon; And sso for gravslling on Broad st., be
tween Gath and 25th sts
Proposals state the price of grading or filing
per cubic yatd; the price of paving and repsirius
per square ara; and OF graveiing for epery inch of
oeph, per square yard
Fer tbs above work, payments will be made on
ohtniy estimates in cash, with the usual ressrva-
uon OF ~ per cent. until the compietisn OF the
VIE; or In city scrip, payable six months after dat
o. may be determined by the Comm s.ioners of
streets Bidders will propose acco, dingly
onuaetofs will be required to enter into written
spnAct for the prompt and faithful performance of
.ne sofk; and unless such contract be signed within
Gays after the award, it will be considered a.
For further inform alton, enquire Of
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A LARGE QUANTITY OF OAK AND
a WOOD lsTANDING) NEAR THE CITY,
At AUCTION On MONDAY, Sd September, at
st O'Clock, r NJ upon the premises will be .od the
entire growth of Wood, consisting chiefly ofOak and
Pine, (stendiug,l one mile West of the city, on that
portion OF the Hermitage track, which lies on the
road
The quantity of wood is large and from its very &C.
eess,bie situation snd vicinity to the city, brick ma
kefs and wood dealers might do good busin e,s in
purch asirg.
ample time (which will be make known at the
saie) will be allowed for removing the wood.
TERMS One-hird cash, balance at four and eight
months, with interest. for satisfactory notes.
au % TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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BY LARUS & SHINE.
A SPLENDID RIDING AND BUGGY

A SPLENDID RIDING AND BUGGY
"A HORSE At AUCTION.-WiIl be sold at Auc.
ton. on SATURDAY. Let September, ct the Horse
ana Harness animal. Can be seen until day Of sale
at the American stables
suS0 LARUs SHINE. Aucts
ADDITIONAL.-win be added TO the sbovs ssi.
on SATURDAY morning. . splendid 1T BLACK
hOhBE only years old, OF fine setlou and perfect
In every respsst works we'll under the saddle on In
double harness. He was raised BY VIM Csrdvell,
Pa il. KT. LARUs & SEINE
az Auots
ADDITIONAL-Willb be added to the above ,al.
This SATURDAY Mssnins. pair of young Mulss
OF fine size, from the country, tosathsr With many
other valuable additions. LARUs SHINE,
SCI Aucticnesrs.
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E,OR SEPTEMBER
l. PUTNAMs HARPER's. GODEY,s Pc.
TERsON'S. BALLOU's. ARTHuRs HOUSE.
HOLD WORDS, CHAMBERS JOURNAL, yam.
KEE MOTIONS, B ANK NOTE REPORTER
PRANK LEsL1E'S N. Y. JOURNAL and LADIES
GAZETTE OF FASHION. can be he'd at
Il. T. RICHARDSON'S News Room,
franklin street.
ALSO,
VlLLlKENS and Hi. Dinsh Ellen Baue; Old
Dog Tray; Hard Times Come Again No More will
be published On Saturday at cent each.
eu 3l-St*
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SERGEANT'S SALE.-Will be sold for
~ cash. on Thursday Sept at ~ O'Clock n, at Geo
horse CARRIAGE AND HORSE, to satisfy an exc
cution Ia my hands Ia favor OF Warrington B.. Ross
vs. Edwin Farrar.
JAMES D ELLETT D 8.
al 28-dta Tor NJ NJ. LIPsCOMB, ..
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AUCTION eALHs.
rUYURE DAYS.
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
| ARGE AND PERENProRY SALE

DI ALEAhNDEh MOTT.
ARGE AND PERENPTORY SALE
oF CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS WIN
oe sod at Auction, on MONDAY next commepcins
~ oeiock the entire stock Of Merchant Tailor
"eeipnIns business, consisting In part ~ folIows:
miue aud black Frock aud Dress Coats
rweed, Alpaca and S.tteen Cos.s
c cna menno, Cashmere and msrseilles Vests
C,oth. Cassimere. T~ssd aud Linen Pants
cloths; Cassimeres; Vestipss
Pocket and Neck Hdkfs
Suspsnders; Glover; Porte konnsies dc
Cotton and Merino Shirts and Drawers
super Pilot Cloth Overcoats
tneavy Beaver and Tweed Oversoats
otasfns in all very desirable stock OF well made
oiotnins, worthy the attention of the trade.
0aie positive, without reserve.
eel ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
w LII be sold at the county court house,
on MONDAY next, Sept Sd. at 70 o'cleet.
"a negro WOMAN named Sally. belonging to ths
ssta.e OF Joseph Mouutcastie. She 10 rood farm
nsnd and Al excellent Cook, Washer and Iron.r.
Aefns SASH JAMES A. CARTER
Administrator ofJos B. Mounteastle, deed,
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT ON
MOORE STREET, AT AUCTION-On
MONDAY, 10th September at O'Clock, NJ, will
be sold sc tue risk and cost of Edward Neidt (who
has failed to comply with the terms of his purchase
OF the 'amel, A FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT on
the seulh.sIde of Moore street, a short distance
west OF Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern aud adioiu.
ing the property of Jesse Williams
The Lot fronts 81 feet. and runs back 200 feet
(6y reqaest) Terms will be made known at the
time OF sale. TAYLOR u WILLIAMS,
aust ln,t;,...,.
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Ia fhoA PORTSMOUTH.
en-. Portsmouth, the fever was IN tbs i,
mere were 80 new cases there on
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LAND AND HOO9EC

MY LAND AND HOUSES. near Louisa
XVI Court-Ho not having been ,old az advsr.
tsed. In July will be sold to the highest bidder at
September Louisa Court. the 10th Of Septembe ~
House has eiRh. rooms, besides Gel ar and Closets,
au s9-d2awtd LIICTAN MINOR
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HANOVER LAND FOR RENT OR

II ANONER LAND FOX RENT OR
IL SALE ON THE PREMISEs.-The subscri-
Der having moved to Richmond, will offer his farm,
Locust Grove his former nee for rent and A.
pin Grove for sale, at public auction on the FIFTH
of September, 1855 if fair If not, on the next fair
day thereafter Those desirable little farms lie on
the road leading from Richmond TO the Fork church
within one mile Of Slash Cottase Aspin Grove
contains 28 acres The above land lies In an excel.
lent neishborhood and convenient to t~o saw mills
The farms Join each other The above farms are
healthy, having good dwelling houses and the neces-
sary out houses On one IL al excellent and large
orchard The above lends join the lands Of Col.
VIZ L. White, Henry Wood. Esq. and others,
ana Ia we'll timbe ed which win rive the purchaser
good opportunity of engaging in the lumber bust.
TERms-Ore third cash the balance In three
equal payments, to carry interest from date Of 6, IL
aud ID month"; bonds with approved security, and
deed of trust will be required for the balance Of the
purchase money.
He WILL at the same time aud place, sell q little
tract, known Stony Run, which contains forty
acres. be the same more or less, and within one.
quarter Of mile OF said Cottage.
TERhs.-One-thtrd cash ID o balance In two equal
payments Of and ~ months, bonds with approved
security and deed Of trust will be re qulred.
Land shewn by DR.. VIM l.. Wood.
an 22-lstf JOHN 3. WOOD
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DUBLIC SALE-I shall sell on the /

DUBL1C SALE I shall sell on the LIST
day of September Court ls55 TUESDAY after
Sd Monday in Septemher,) Oh the premises the
TRACT OF LAND upon which 1 formerly lived
near S.evensburg in Cuipeper County. containing
about FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES,
upon the following terms One third cash, e-thrd
in twelve months, and one-tbird in two years, with
interest on the deferred payments
This land 10 well located, about four miles from
the Railroad, upon the Plank Road leading to Cul.
peperC H.. in a healthy neighborhood. This land
Is suscs ibls of toe highest state OF improve
with good DWELLING and other out buildings.
au25 JOHN s NORMAN
.
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Hoi ALL We DYsPEPTIcs ALI who
suffer from headache, giddiness nervousness, low
spirits; dimness OF vision. bad taste in the mouth,
irregular deficient appetite, acidity heartburn,
costiVeness. &c, &c can be promptly restored to
health by the use of BAKERS BITTERS
For safe by Me'srs PURCEEL, LADD CO
BENNETT l. BEERS, and Druggist. everywhere
Orders filled by adore ssing
E BAKER. Proprietor
au Richmnnd Va
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MI ARIAN HARI.AN'S NEW BOOK
NA THE HIDDEN PATH-For sale, wholesale
and retail. Price $l.25
Copies sent by mail, at the above price. .as-
HAROLD l. MURRAY,
au28 Broad street.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE
lOffice with Geo. ]. Sumner, No. 20, Pearl Street

q VERY VALUABLE REAL ES-
SSsA TATE IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
EOR SAFE AT r u C r N - VIII be sold on
THURSDAY, the 9th of September, 1855 on the
premises commencing at ~ O'Clock P. the large
pweIing- house. containing rooms at present &C.
cupied by MIR. C Burnett fronting on Main ,treet
60 feet and running back Isl feet more or less.
ALSO,
One Dwelling House and lot adjoining, containing
rooms. The Lot fronts So fest On Main street and
runs bsck l2S feet, more or less
ALSO,
One vacant Lot adjoiuing fronting 25t feet on
~ lain street and running back 1873 feet more or less
The above property is considered the most valuable
in Manchester; it adjoins the Rev. s w. Jones on
tbs south aide and II. Rhodes, Etq on the North.
TERMs-One-third cash. balarce at II and "a mos,
for equitable notes. added and title
until the last note is paid
au9s THOMAS w KEEsEE Auct
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a CARD.-The subscriber, an expert
snced practitioner of Medicine. surserv and 6h.t.
triss, having located Cd Broad street three door,
above TENTH offers bis professional services TO the
citizens of Richmond.
He has devoted much time and attention to tn.
study and practice Of Midwifery, and to the treat.
Gsnt OF Diseases Of Women and Children
Ap 7-6mH RlCH'D 8. CAUTHORN D.
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PURE AND UaADULTERATED ARTICLES,
carefully seected alone enter into the composition
OF sablers Good sieoicines THIS, with the careful
and scientific manner ia vhieh they are compounded
IL doubtless the great Of the unexsmpled snc
ce's whish STA BLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY FX-
fECfokaNT has had in the renedyng of such dis
esseE as Cou.hs Colds Sore Throat Asthma Group.
&c. The D1ARRHEA CORDIAL also has been
very successful in those painful and dangerous dis.
eases Of the bowels, which sometimes prove fatal
They are both used and highly recommended by q
large number OF physicians snd others of the highest
standing, and have proved fully verify of their
miums You are advised to make trial ofthess ar.
ticlea should sou need their aid, and mark their
beneficial effects.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents.
Price Of each only so cents per BOTTLE or six bot.
ties for $3.50.
E. q. sTABLER CO., Projectors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
PURCELL LADD l. CO., Druggists,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond,
And by Druggists and Merchants genersIlv through.
out Virginia. an 27-dL sI2t
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Roscoe B. HEATH, Attorney at Law,
Richmond Va practices in the Courts of the citv OF
Richmond and Of the counties OF Chesterfield AID
Henrico.
- ~ Office Northeast corner of Main and IL tn cts.
Entrance on 18th st. an Ie-1ms
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VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
FOURTH. BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on TUESDAY the 4th September, 1855, on the
premises, compen cling at Al O'Clock. p NJ tn new
brick tenement, the West side Of 4th between
Cary and Canal streets, in the occupancy of Mrs
Tnsley. at the annual rent Of $500.
The house contains rooms, besides front and rear
porches and kitchen, and bounds on the North and
West by alley.
TERMS: Cash. 0ODDIN & APPERSON
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kEmOvAL.-TheO Office of the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION hes bsun removed TO the second
Story OF the Guiding corErr Of Main and IIth Sta
~ Entrsrca on lIth street
AppiIeatioEs for FIRE. MARINE or LIFE INsU.
kkACEs, will be promptly attended to.
Without boating OF tibet ability to comply with
thelr o6ligatons they take pleasure In referring to
all wno have had busneHs with the Office for the
'asisactory manner in which it has been transacted
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
JKo. Fl. EosHEE, Secretary. fails
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HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE.-J SON.
Barber, has Hsr Dye which is instantaneous
aud never washes off Wa will advise all who Dive
to give johnson q call he warrants to give psrfsat
satisfaction charge.
Also to be had FLETCHERs HAIR TONIC--an
infaiiible remedy for all the ills that the human hair
is heir to.
10TH ST., BETWEEN MAIN CARY SITS.
%
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A LII PERSONS are hereby cautioned
"A agsnst giving credit to any one whatsoever
contracted by myself in person, or By my written
order JOSEPH A. ARNOLD
su 28-6k<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-01
HARDWARE, GUNS, CUTLERY

IL sADDLERY. lie we are now in receipt Of
our Fall supply Of Goods. both FOREIGN and Do
MESTIC, and particularly invite the attention { f
Country Merchants Saddlers and others, to one of
the best and largest stocks of HARDWARE ever
offered for sale in Richmond.
Ii will afford pleasure to exhibit the same to al.
who may favor with a call, and determined to
offer as good inducements TO purchasers any other
regular house. SMITH l. ROBERTS,
an 81 % Pearl street