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Arrivals at the Washington House

IP 70 ; O'NLOGK YESTERDAY.
WIN. ". l.EF rWlCH.... Proprietor
Thos Cock, Campbell; Richard Galway. Bed
ford: II parscr Liberty; j w Dennis, do; S +
Johnson, " ythevilIr; VIM Miller, Depot; james
Gore x seryt, Danve, Ky; NJ IIaden. Camp
beIl; Jno L Williams Nelson: Capt T \ Cubbs,
V q I Il K; II W lioleombe, Misses Williams(2),
Misses Davis(2), Danvle; j w Watts, Bedford;
WIN Petiigrew, Campbell; A Alexander, Miss;
ID { Shanks, Roanoke; ,lno Rhodes & lady Q,
La IL Saunders, PuIaski WTurgens. Peters
burg \ Lewis Scott, do; VIM b Richardson,
Wythe; Wm M.Wamme, Powhatan; Jno Fence
u lady. Halifax; w 5 Guy, Y NJ |; Jno II Da
Wis, Petersburg; VIM Galloway, Rolen Witt,
j c Whitten Bedford j j irby, city; II Harnil-
ing, Y X I Il Il.
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The following remarks are from the London
Times Of the 10Th Of July;
"The general view of the war at hoanc anl
abroad is not encouraging. What we are doing
in the Baltic is far repetition of last year,with
n few mistakes which suggests that even this -
only n rehearsal, and that perhaps next year we
may venture ON public performance. BY the
simple espeaient of singing ~ FOUNDER ut an
angle of - degrees we seem To have discovered
the long range, but wothcr the discovery Of it
will be Followed up in our lifetime is another
question. In the trimea there il an omnous sus.
pense, which asit inspires no fresh hopes IN INIT
quarter, sends Us elsewhere. The only hfinht
spot in that horizon is the expected arrival ot iii
GERS who have seen real siege less than forty
years ago. On the side of France we soc rreal
zeal aud vast preparations, hut hive little ue#u,
of knowing whit fresh enterprise and iutelH 5enre
is brought To hear on the war
at is our full belief that can, If we please,
take M Sevastopol by hondfolls and throw it III.
10 the sea. II is also our beli that England mud
France will do this rather than retire FROM tho
struggle and leave RUSSIA 10 pursue her unhal.
lowed schemes Of conquest Bot we desire 10
the work done cxpeditously, aud with all thu
aid that valor, skill and wealth ought to give us
and we wish TO feel some confidence that this Is
being done
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rlA>siCAa sCnvoL-wM. 5. &

" kElD will open Classical School Monday
September Il Wa he heir constant aim to i'nrsrt
thorough and rictjcnl know ledge of ,to'e branches
at Academic eturatino which deemed necessary
preta students far hn-iass-. entrance int, any Of
upr College, ar The Uu4ynt .iiv Of irginin.
rERas-fer ,ipn.,f months S 20
No cdnriian vii he alaie after entrance except in
cases Of protfa, ted sickness
s. V. REtr VIVA has recently graduated in Latin
French Spanish and Chemistry, the Unye -.ity of
Virgins. reiot., a. a in Of h qualifications 10
the toiiawi4s lrtcr t. m Dir. =. Nam in Chiirman Of
she Faculty, and LETTERS other members ii the
Faculty. which h hren submitted to several gentle
al the city. ~ viii be any other, VINO nay de-
siye l-iihei iaiarmsuou
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NEW YORK MARKET Aug. ad, 1855

DkAa STATS As he >ea,ar advances will her grow
in5 cop. W. visit lon ctrhinn!y with o II p,uluce
market ,er"'l, h"png thai M prove materially lrn,-
Gcul
fLeuRAND GRAIH.-Cemtnnn 10 fair gia54es nj Flnur
have lac well Sustained dging lhe werk, aud since
tie arsynl al the A>is the ~t inst. ta a.laes ion
j. quito strong that -dl further Il, rlne for
some lime 10 come. >l.gh export maud with our
hume consumption, vii pfebaly ,rqurp al alr produ
GERS caa be Induced Ia unt sesdine tima. shall
hive put. Wrquuse common SIntr - h. 3d. eNiTn to
- .; ", 81 and Calad an 81 to- 50 ID; Genne.ee
q 10 Sll 50; Soufera II TO $3.50 Rye Flour firm
nj Ia - -; Cora Menl 10 IA 81 rri Wheat RAJ &c,
from 90 10 Sl.90; White : - - p, Rye is 6rm-r ut
100 10 tl,25r; Corn very MI IA depressed by flegn
~. atd 81 To SJtc onl, be uttained; Oats IS
10 new Baby vi in mhrkrt rat, SD To 81 s.;
Bean,--prtm", 3to $ >; common to 81 30.
Pro Yt>Ioy - Mess fdrk 1869 Ia SO -; prime
l6.6e} to Sl67j; urine &c 81 to Sl7.75; Beef
nir.. / Ia SI3; pfim' ga to $lb.25; hrei
h,ps i ~ $i6; picked hams % To iDc shoulder 8 to
"a,
CT yer SEED lol II lie; Timqhy 30 Il ST. Flax
Sod 81 t. 81 %
Respectfully vours.
BENNEffa BROKAW
hretura T. upluisain1 Merchants
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TITS IEANIA Jil. : T., Vft IFFl IsIh IoJF
DEAR STAT take pleasure IA giving yau my 'lrri-
ded opinion of your Alum water. Ms Jnh9, VITA
remained with YOU about month, had been sXren-ly
had health tor several ycars--so much indeed, that
hive OF the bet rhysicaas none OF whom could reiicv,
him | took him to iynchburp, aud consulted some "i
III" besi doctors o the city b with vi any success
Hearing Of Springs, determined II, the water,
though must confess without much hope of deriving
homi any benefit hut in this agreeahly dis
appointed. One monti : OF this water has am
confident, made enie Of him. Ia fact, it looks
us II the dend had 10 life.
hnYc no hesitation in prcnoCncing il my opinion
TINT tins Is tho beat that las been dis
covered View respectfully, yo trs
ARCHIBALD d. NOeSHAM.
M ? fcHoLs. june lSd&eeuwts
Ill, L, H..
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pxL n. WgsGsaT's rasTELEsS

Liquid CsthaItio or Family Physic.-rhis is
the best. 81 eane-', aod efficient G,iharc ever
offered to M puiilc. 1t j. a~ele-- (thefehy avoid ng
the e,ring effect of Pills. on. H,'na &c aud p o.
daeas gpire otter painful H.ations. L. like nll
other puI gtve. it searches The batt of the dis
ease thorpuehv c an.As The stonach, and eayr. tae
bowels EErisELy EReE FROM cosriyEAfss No family
should he wthou il. ChiIlreI drini, il rea Ii Y md
without frcing ID sdicte i h5l ~ rccorn.
mended by tn, medical facrl'.
Give itat and then ;niee'.r yourselves 1t can
be ha,l wh,,'sair and re,a
DR. WEIGHTS Priac pa. Depot, 400 Broa uay
VI Pugre, La-d &, Co.'S, E'ch.lond: lStrurhor &
EFhitshea A., Il. fronp, "a & Co.'S vac. burc: md
l., lie prjt"ir Drug s,nr'> hnus hour tie Stale
DR. ifr,lt viii pay One Thousand Doll re for
Il q discovery of airy uarnixure other Than nnroy y,,
table in bill Lqrie Catha tic" or Veget ,,ls fn,5v
Phy5'o, y iay'ls II 'tl9r ctemi al procfse
/
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ance. Mr.. D'Israe and Mr. RoBucK. in their in.
temperate assaults. may ialis Of :" treachery"
and guilt in Lord JoHN's conduct, but such
slang never lives long. The illusions to his
past political life by the ex.minister were touch
ing: familiar are such illusions from him, and
the tauni ailfe4srd 70 those friends who were
50 eogsr to sinh him, chen they perceived rent
in hi. fortunes. vas ~ less deserved than Sc
gctr.
The debate WHO. afterwards grew oH' OF Sir
T. b. IYrroS's motion. vas Of no consequence.
save only a. M interchange Of elimination and
personnlitie- in which the government had deci-
dedy the advantage. The resignation Of Lord
JuiIN has quite dsoonccfted the plau If a,taek
which the literary baronpt had matnred IA ha
study, aud spoiled the speech which he had elah-
GRATED IL Withdrew his motion, but persisted
IN delivering his speech. more disgusting eS-
hiliiun # mingled vanity and malice, never
saw in the llouse Of Commons. Sir BuLwER
yrroN fell in my estimation yesterday. from
the man of questionable genius who wrote Pei
ham aud Nv Norei t~the dandlfied, unserupu-
fous partizan orator.who sqainted contemptuons-
Is through his eye glasses mt LORD JoHN Rus
SELL. ,md mouthed very. bnstrons but very un-
timely abuse Mt the Treasury benches. l be-
lrvr il j. generally adnitteds that the reply Of
I,orIl PALuEsroN So triumphanty. demolished
every CAB rate pciod and turned against himself
ever, barb which Sir BuLwER had contrived for
tho bren-ts Of the Ministry. that D'isRAELI was
fairly compelled to step in and rescue his eonffere
from the ruins Of his Grafton.
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CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.

liusTfNo's CouRr.--second day.-P. l.. Dud-
ley. Esq, elected member of the Court. to
fill the vacancy occa-ioned by the death Of james
NJ. Boyd.
The Court was occupied with the trial of
raj cases Of misdemennors
Adjourned until this morning
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WI Induced to y he R~dt,t! AiIn at-r On a
ptrsst aArctei >crpinla seeing thu nnnly
mair b, Ptrf Gl,ian ni lie Virginia NJ tsry lnsti-
tute, an. pleased with lis fleets To
courage 10 IN aeverl Diner ii srfoigla
dYslcp.in oncorrohea connected with rnlnPsI~ rirrt
| mus say, from ray * pere"cr wi h the ne of the
Rodkhridee and Rrdford Alum wa'rrs, kaot5 be- Bed
oid IL be lar preler,bie RIO +. PAGE, NJ. ID.
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Gov Reeder and the Administration

The Washington Union Of the 9Th inst, con
tains most yoluminous correspondence on tn
affairs of Kansas. Among the documents
fnd,ths following letter from the acting Secretar
of State to Gov. Reeder, informing him of his re
Land specifying the Presidents reasons fo
taking such step. 1t appears from the Seer,
.ary's communication that Reeder was remove
not on account of his abolition procvities or HI
collision with the Kansas Legislature, but beeaus
he had speculated in Indian lands. The govern
ment. it seems, denies the right of the Indians
sell these lands. and consequently the right
+, Gov. Reeder, any other person. to purchas
+, them. 1t has been decided by Chief Justice Ia
ney that the title of the ladans is mere person
al right to or occupy the lands, and that til
ultimate fee is in the United States. 1t appear
moreover. that the Indian Agent, whose duty
is to watch over and protect the rights ard inter
ests of the Indians was not consulted by Go,
Reeder before he made bis contracts with tn
Red men.
Acting Sscretdryofthe State 10 Governor Rec
der.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, July 2S, 1855.
SIR: Your communication of the Goth of Jun
has been received and submitted to the I'res
dent
In reply, ho direets me to say that after du
consideration Of the explanations which you oife
in regard TO your purchase of Kansas half-bree
lands. and the facts in the case as reported I
him, and communicated to you by the Depart
ment of the Interior, he finds nothing in thos
explanations to remove the impressions whic
he had previously. entertained of the characte
of these transactions.
He directs me further to say, that your com
municaion is not less unsatisfactory in what
altogether cmts to explain. The letter address
ed to you by this department, on the lith ultimo
distinctly mentioned other grave alters of &C
cusation Of the same class. You assume tina
when circumstances exist in the conduct of I.
public officer, which require the question Of liz
dismissa from office to be considered, it is the
duty of the Executive to make formal specifca-
tons of charge; and upon this erroneous presump
ton you withhold explanation in regard to the
matters alluded to, although they were peculiarly
within your own knowledge; and you could not but
be we'll aware that some Of them, more especial
y the undertaking nf sundry persons, yourselfin.
cluded. TO lay out new cities Of military or other
esserystions, ia the Territory of Kansas wore un.
dsrgcing ofcisl. Investigation within that Terri
tsry. The ineo9fletepsss Of that investigation.
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New Volume

With this number of the vrginian eommence>
g new voiune--the opening Of the thirty thifd
year Of its existence We take the occasion 10
new to our patrons our sincere acknowledgements
for the kindness and beraty with which they
through the coming. a. through past. years Ne
shall merit and receive their continued fovors.
We propose. in the course of a few weeks, tn
prcsrnt the Virginian in a new dress and ons
more acceptable than II has Mt preseot.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rAptyIr Friend Aver In tb;s
-. ll,,,. ,,.l men. Il, indv ,aa, "S" OF
- .l h,,y s., ,y.,v coro,r MI :; - " e''hders
- IA -, ,loi, ttiJ bl,r;ng l. ''' amt
and o'her H"'y bos'efon' wind 'n>i' 'aeh Of nnrve,
nu l, i@i-tf'i rnss al sueh "'~iuitl .tar.riider
efsel ~ tbs say II IA conn 'ri g nay eera cheering
to the errn"-' We "'she' oil ~ cf "a e1a~ tti a-
arrived ~ tns ""f j g+ht'"r tH!+ Al = tn light ce
more upon sometime h'si ~" ."' 'ateftdos aid Don
Nrfcuf nj Saspa ssa sarn = u ''paies, pb>ons a, d.
warm water.
Your CdJLaiiis us AZ" 4 iefft ..eioral carry us
farHeri Ia - .lc., IA - f'i'rh1 al lhar # uss
wi y 5eHfr, 'ite't,'ss avn "a the principles of
thin. -tsa 80 nh H. fun ne ~ on The spnu
he tia Nita's / II 81 f'G'h Pr = iniiesv
aeh .t'te" "'' - tta s"'"r I.lV. i.#efer in your
su'ti- f'' tabL 4 ..if.ia"a "a r' t'n a..
~ I-lz" Ia l.. 4" 'i-' ''- . ft'-e ,p-iutua.i
'rI 4. = f.ft',f--- d g." CO.,. .-i,~ncr
IT'S q cturii - turn - q nis...,,.
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Tho French Emperor and General Pollissier.

M tSie' imp
Ih" fans correspondent oil ma monehesfer
G1lrdtah writes nave received PERMISSION from
a friend 10 publish the following '"'t"r ron MS
son in law who took part IN the Ht,@7N oi the
18th. After details relating to family matters
only, h7 says. "Naturnly enough YOU are ehh'
ious for details OF our III luck wen, " was ALL
not Peiliasief fault bnt the hmperofs 5; the plans
aud orders al eame from nun Al ana there Is u
mystery hose' why l. sho,id an az once OBEY
him and alter all ms pans MS Is 'nexPhca-
bic. Bosqnet repre-, Cd mo d niger 10 MN, so
did Others too; b"' y" sfen's q nave ieit mat
just thls once he c"nId aasfassi' NH' dearly he
has paid rit too
Two pont- appear t" ht4a he'n "rp'tmost IN
the .tmperof's nnd' Isl. "ct"ri t'f the
French troops on th' ISM OF june ne da3e of
Waier'oo,l aud neNl cifeahslhnc" ~. i In
p@lal Lpfd 10 dIslUgp.fh teen IA. h'ih tau,
ed AMI ifAissier since INN is IA |" "' 'a1fhea
with pair OF tonSa; he onalPr"achehle' aud
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at that time. prevented its being spoken of expli
city by TINS department but il was taken for
granted that you would have oheeriuiv volunteer
I'D explanations upon this subject. 50 far as you
were concerned, more particularly as you hhd
summoned the Legislative assembly of the Terri
tory 20 meet nj one al The places referred Ia.
denouilhi'din your official Proclamation "Pals
nee cav
have therefore by the d4reei.al, OF the pfrsl
dent, 10 notify You thar your functions aud au
thority as govrrner of the Territory sc Kaazas
ure hrrcby terminated.
am. sir, respectfully, your ahedieut servant.
WILLIAM HUNTER.
Acting Secretary of state.
ANpREw II. l2gEpER Es9.
Governor Of the Territory OF Kansas
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DR.. CRasE.--This gentleman delivered Sc
cond lecture at Masonic Hall Monday night. to
"A large audience. We only rcnehed the Hall in
time To witness the examination of heads, which
interesting, and the deiiniations of character
were remarkably correct. The editorial Uranium
of our neighbor underwent the manipulatory pro-
ss,nnd came oui from the ordeal with flying col
ors. 1heDr painted him exnctly as he il. and
the picture was which we,as one OF the craft,
could but feel pround Of The Fraternity have
achieved n splendid triumph in the person of our
neighbour, and the manner in which he stood the
severe test placed upon him; and he is entitled,
Mt least to vote Of thanks from the approach
ing Editorial Convention.
DIR Crane can be seen at the Norvell House
fore few days.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.-We are n-
formed that the statement of officers elected by
this Order published by US a few days since'wa
incorrect The following has been furnished US
correct:
W. 6 sachem--John H. Tatsapaugh of Os-
ceola Tribe No. /, Alexandria.
w. G. Senior Sycamore David Siegle of
Black Hawk Tribe, No ID, Harper's Ferry.
w. G. Junior Sycamore Lunsiord, of
Tribe No, Petersburg.
W. G.. PROPELLED of-Tribe
No, Richmond.
W. G.. Chief of Records-O. A. b. Coffroth
of Shawnee Trib' No. ., Winchester.
W. G.. Keeper, of Wnrmpum--C. Il. Bowen,
of Shawnee Tribe No =, Winchester.
Representatives to the Great Council Of the
United Alburtus, n. Sherer, and
Andrew McAis,er.
AGRICULTURAL PRoFEssoRsHIP AT THE isl
vEEs1Y or NA.-We learn that the Board of
vi'lors nj the University of Virginia, have sigoi-
fled 10 the committee OF the State Agricultural
Society, their willingness To enter into the en-
gagement for the endowment Of an Agricultural
Professorshp at the University
SrRueN IL I.IGurNIN6.--Alr. K. f. Talafer-
ro, the oneritornt the Office Of the Virginia aud
Norfolk Telegraph Company i'll Petersburg. was
thrice shocked aud Frustrated by lightning on
"Wednesday afternoon, but escaped without in
jury. Mr. Talinferro, was in Prince George re-
p airing the line, when the storm arose, but be-
ing anxinus 10 finish the repairs, would MT de-
~-t though the lightning played fearfully along
the wires.
SroRM.--A most terrific thunder storm occur
red at Old Point, Tuesday afternoon; two per-
sons were killed, and three vessels lying in tho
Ronds. were struck by lightning.
FLoop.-fhr Valley Democrat says:-"One
of the heaviest floods ever known in this vicinity
oc CURED on the Goth ultimo, between Harrison
barg and Mt. Crawford. The smallest branches
rose 10 such degree as 20 sweep away fences,
destroy crops. and suhmerge meadows for miles
along tire stream. We have never witnessed
such succession of storms and floods in any
previous summer"
S. J.. MEssER0ER- Messenger for Au-
gust has been received,and is Il superior number.
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ElafpTY, HIh ApoL 800.
DEAb SIR:-l have hen ng The nnier from your
Alum Sprng and bappY /, i,icrnt Won that nm
muen pleased wit" is Ell ITS. The primary effects OF
the wnter rrcci FL, the tta>e produced by
the water at the Rnci,bridge Alum .hati e4 prii nru
more fully, a. .iyt YIN iho rcsu of my rxpsrience
su, v,ry tesl eciflly,
J. A GFEY VI u.
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+ YNCuRUasG COLLEGG.-

| XNCNkUesdi COLLEeiE.-rnis Inst tn
IL tion VIII be opened on the LIST of October next.
with a cumltte Faculty, fine Chemical. PhosnpIru
end Mathematical Apparatus, and s the usi.a facilities
for College instruction
The terms # tuition viii We $40 in the frenara,nry
Depaimelt, aud $50 in the =, lleg,te io the annual
session. One ha the tuition payable in advance.
1t i especially desired that getlcmen no Intend TO
give their Collegiate would ,,ace them Il,
soon AS possible in / Preparatory Department thar
they may be thoroughly anil regularly preparec Cor G OIL
lege. " 3ldtcts
Pm, ~ 1
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ItOriLgaoN PARTY ATTME.lF.

y FALU STKINHS, AmHetsl c . ~. Va cIn-
meocne on Thursday. The lGih nst (Ausu4t AMI ref-
tinn three days. Chuecs-s2 fnr rnch d.,
aug S.tl6th JOHN s KYLE, Proprietor.
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BE OFtNEU FOt LIE NBCtPfIDN OF
iS.roRs oN TIE 20TH HUME 49, Inv an situated
'lrven nales Wes' & L,ne hn-s, and ioar nil,s fom
he Fatas. Dop7. Wheir ,anco W II aIsays b. in
rrati;nee< IN cunvn. vim Epd Iron, hr S1Gg-,
!1e ropfrror pied ~. himself io III, bat cx-r
toms 10 nIea-r tiIoe- . b M, call on him
a. Ia fhe M"ticon Val r. pf III" the public is
rre-e IL athr n'l Wing criji6cii.s .eertrd f,um
many al ia. anne inPait winch the prs rietnr his
crsfra.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Avn - 49,

K a n VA ft IL -
ihfES.-lhe Subscribers having assoratpd them.
sVe7 toslher ol III" purpose OF conducting tho Pho
toSlapilc Art in all is branches unier the stvle
ana INN al GIBBS KEAGY, ire now pr.rsrpa 70
'uh'h pictures IN every sty.e OF the nr known in h.
c"Hotry ar Eatnrr. They cad e,pf nl attention tn
'n'F nc" S}e Pictures, nr An1brotypes on glass far
eA'''ilng ~ heouty and durability any thing ever be
Toe made. These Picturea are not ,evetsed a. Da.
s"orectYpes are, nnd muy be seen in amy lieht The,
are nnper'shnbir bei'l dramatically sealed be,ye,y
giANs plates which scslag IS scored by hy Ieec Pm,
eni' M lh' tp'ei States and Europe and owned IN ms
p ace hy Gihhs hrnsy only
atse Ai""soyPc, fre pronounced. by Z mrete,t
lulGes 10 te ihe gr'nde~i ache' oment in the phto
gmPhr ant having roiot aud clearncs, lrgl al ,njh
mig Made irim ia" SMALLEST to lie sic
Amhr1iyFe Microscopes aust le ,et n Ia he annaci
o'e' the fehf h'as fully perfect "A, Iie
Asa teen Mea,snr las or Pictures on pas.r f. m IA
i"Se are 'q'hinihc hfost eagragjugs and mora ,c.
'nrot" IN detail A. uumhpr IRAN snsls si,,ins-
l"m one T. tfa1,an-eider pia n az culot ed il, IVA,
ter or oil. - W.
D"'h"nS mi strangers ace iugra Z, cdl and exam
me specimens al al" Nati.u, brancirs as they mr.. o
s"red at polite tenfdn ind su,s,ri r Picture.
t'aii'r3 Al tn" Oh stand e p E. Gibbs. nex, door
" '"6'' DAMN Lyhehb"rSi y. Il. CUBS
JAS kEAGS
A. y la Ambrtypes Wv" ,t,le of drarerv mr. Id.
'"'or 81 tie eye makes duercu,e as ali are eonI
wen t'@rh' Da=uerreoypes copied into Amb,o, y1e.
nnI nlsd- permanent nuc Ga -
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endb, rrgu 'ar'y authorized agent. throughout th'

TT Price 25and 30 crnt4 and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every tiwn, yilias. ani
han lei in the Uaitad STATES. in which AZ il already
established. Address II. G t,rr-l a. ,l,ove accom-
panied with good te.tpic, tact~r responsible
h,&c julY2l d&rsa
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S. J.. MEssERdER,-fh Messenger for Au-
gust has been receivedand is "a superior number
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SToRM.--A most terrific thunder storm occur
red at Old Point, Tuesday afternoon; two per
sons were killed, and three vessels lying in thu
R,nds were struck by lightning.
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{ fuRE Of' CONSUMPTION BY INHA.
" Ling WARM MEDICAL VApDRs-N.In,.
supply ct lnhlIers" Cor con:umptive pali,,,t. WIN,
"fe diP">ed 10 try the treatment by limitation. ~ i.
Paatn. Is OF the most pproy ,d Kind, v, r. .si!ni,
cor sirurtion AL not liable ge out of nrl,g. t.i
sale at Fl TiiOMpSON .eGtn4
sui l" New DrEE STAG
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TIE pubic cauanrd against another counterfeit.
which has aiey pa = lis aope 'rnnce caliei W. Is Far.
"a Arabian .nimeni, the most dangerous Of all tbs
cnnnierfeis because his hnyins the nsme u Farrell.
maty viii ry il in good Faith, wthnnt the knowledge
tints counterfeit exi,, nod Ia " viii prrlirps only
discover their wh"n the spurious naXt .fe has
stongh ts evil effects.
The genuine article Is manufactured only by II. G.
Farrell, sle Inventor aai proprietor and Wholesale
druggist, 80 II MIN street Peoria Illinois, whom
all apfieutiois for Agencies must be addressed Be
yuu get il with the letters H. & before Farrr's.
thu II. q. FARRELL sand MS tgnimre iha
wrap =; MI Others enunIei let's.
Silly K. STABLER Il Co. Druggi-r.,
Va
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LAW NOTICE.
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India. "a above AMI ri with possible dispatch
ron hei'hce 81 freight lH$.,s, appis IN
npg. G-js DAWN 4 "A NJ rtpprp
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letter ram Hon. Josr Mn n BITS Of rirginis,
RIcnnlND July Oh, 1853.