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FOR RENT-A genteel Residence

= FOR RENT-A genteel Residence,
- in an excellent eli ghhorhood, on Fret street,
hefween Main and Gary, I'D dive ling from Cary.)-
ne house IL now vacant. and persons wishing tn
1ppt are invited to view the premises, which will
~ shown by q servant the lot, and where terms
md other particulars may be obtained. cal to-
dey or tomorrow is desired. WEI. GOULDIN,
Sajy 2-ts Governor street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Has YOUR CHILD THE SUMNER Com
PLAIsIf or have you the Disrrhe l-haren and set
bottle OF sTABLERS DIARhHGA CORDIAL.
This valuable medicine has rival In cunna soeh
snectons in fts action IL asys nausea and produces
oauee at the same time that it cures the oisesse
large number Of the first pbyscisns in ths United
states nave been made acqusinted with tie compo-
hisnest eucomiums. All to W hom ie has bsen a. adj
kpown without an exception, scknowIedss that IL
Is an admirable remedy a y
~ Descriptive pamphlets to be had gratis of ths
Agents 'Ae
rrce Tor each only 50 cts or six bottles for $3.50
T.. ID. sEABLER Co, Proprie tors
Wholesale Druggists B.Itimore
PURCELL LADD & Co. Drueeis,r
Wholesale Agents, Richmond.
And BY Druggists and Merchants gene ecaliy throurh.
out virginia. jy 2-dAcl2t
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,Trsgs FOR RENT AND SAL q
FOR kENT.-One of taoso ne
FOR SALE PRIVATELY
Y. BARGAMIN.

<OR RENT-And immediate possession
,lven of the house Bank Square, recently oc-
Hed by Mr. Jasper C. Hughes ss boareins hcui-.
9. the Stable and Csrriase house IN the rest on
"a Alley IL 10 one Of the best hack STANDS In sne
4 Apoiy TO r. N HUDSON. or r
,zrd,. Msssrs nUVAL L NORTON.
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TOR RENT-A desirable Brick Resi-
y dance on Church HILL corner of Tth and Leigh
|4xeers with fine g,rden attached and seeded with
"a kiuds OF vegetables. Apply to
81 LARUS l. SHINE,
@iJ Cts "a Main st.
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"A CARD.-Ihs subscriber, an expert
enced Practitioner of Medicine Surgery and Ohs.a
tnes. having located ON Broad street three door,
above tenth, offers bis professional seryicss 70 tb
citizens of Richmond. " 'as
He has devoted much time and attention 70 tb.
s'ufy and practice of Midwifery and to the trsst.
ment OF Diseases OF Women and Children
ep I-5m* RtCH'0 CAUTHORN N
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FRICE REDUCED FOR 1HE CUTTING OF
CHTLDREN's HAIR.-I24 cents for Boys and Is3 cent.
Tor Girls. at JOHNsON's
Shaving, Hair Cutting aud Shampoone saloon.
je so 10th street between Main and Carv
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REMovAL.--The Off ce of the R1nHmo,

REMOvAL.-1heO OF CO of the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has bern removed TO the second
Story of the Building corner of Main and IIth rs-
- Entrance ON 11th street
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INSU.
RANGES, will be promptly attended to-
Without boasting of their ability to comply with
their gaions they tax. pleasure In referring to
al who have had business with the Office for the
satisactory manner in which it has been
JAMES c. CRANE, President.
JNo. 81. EosHER, SecrstxTy ia 1S
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HEAVY RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE During the
three days previous TO Friday last there arrived In
New Orleans, iu thirteen steamboats, 2 642 bales Of
cotton; 730 hhds tobacco; 269 bbls fl our; Is 1865
sacks corn; 1926 sacks oats; 3 GA sacks bran:
1856 bbs pork; with hhds Bacon kegs butter
bbls of eggs. boxes Of cheese, bbs of whisksy $50
sheep and 100 head of cattle.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The National american continues its articles on
"The Influences tb lat raised abstract abolition from
the dust aud the men and factions who aided It at
the Nnrth" In conclusion. it says that the Sous
therr Democracy, 10 compliance with the wish es
OF the dynasty at Washington, have deserted the
Hards, of New York. who always fought for them,
and sided with the Sohs, who are of abolition
stripe
The Enquirer has article on the entire ipde'
pendence of the South, and says II Is ready to
cur with the South in such reta iatory measures as
the conduct of each Northern State may justify or
demand.
The Hhig advocates the holding of State
Know Nothing Convention in Virginia, and offers
some suggestions in regard to the mode of choos-
ing delegates.
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~ FOR RENT.-Tbe Warehouse on
- the Southside of the Basin, (knowp "Ladd's
kumber Houss.) Possession given imDed. ately -
terms apply st the Office of the James River and
ksnawha Company.
lie S-ts VIM. p. MUNFORD, Sec,
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SAm'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
(RAGs, ROPES, RAGGIns, &c.,) South Fran kiln st.
doors West Of Old Market buys small as " oil a.
large lots fe 8 d6m
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Read what the "a rio savs sbou

-, ~s0'sEf :" tI"v tHO W hlg sdys dUUUE cIUlUnB
likeness of the Rev. Mr. Moore:
SPLEnDID WORK OF ART.--We have seen por.
.r.le or ksv v Moore, pastor of the Ficst Pres
bytersn Church 10 this city, which regard az one
OF the noat exceilent works of art that has ever
come under observation 1t is engraved on steel
by A u Walter, of Philadelphia. from dasusrreo-
type 6y simons of this city The resemblance to
the original 81 perfect that shall thiok it strange
If every friend of Mr. Moore 1es not at once sscu1s
acopy They can be obtained of Mr. Simons
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FOX kkNT-A Brick Tenement

= FOX kENI-A Brick tenement
on 10 b between Grace ard Broad SITS 1t IS
q. siry ard co, vsnient dwelling. contaioipg ten
Ia with sss and water; double brick Kitchen,
- slI corvenienc-s; ss ALEC brick stable aad
- ge House attached TO it. Possession given I'm
in ely. Rent $3.50 per snnpT. Apply TO
&gY a. VIM GhEAEER.
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Richmond, July 8. 1855.
WRIGHTS BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT
No 20 M.,r Crurpr

Tne snbserib-rs hayiag boush out the above busi-
nes. and leased the premises for a term OF years
Will continse the same In all its branches
They promise to prodnce a frst-rate article of
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS Ge heinz deter.
tniaed 60 use the best materials only and respect.
tally soc the patroeags of the friends and custo.
meIso OF WRIGHT BROS. and the pdblic gems.
rally assuring them that effort on their psrt sbai
oe wanting, TO merit public support.
The business carried on By the subscribers, for Sc
verai years asst az No. East Main street. will be
the Old concern the fariher support of their nnms-
rons friends and customers. they gratefully
ledge and return thanks for the tavors
bestowed on them. SIMPSON & BAGNALL.
N. b. Orders from the country for Crackers "a .
tention. a.
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''THE whole press of Philsdelphia are out
In faver of HeoFLANp's GERMAN RIrrERs, - they
are prepared BY DR.. G. M. jackson. We are flad to
pepsia, a. we believe it supplies = beside, stum In
the medical world long needed. The wrote bed inn
tators and countereters have with irswn Il cir NOS
trums from the market, and the public are spared
from the danger Of swallowing poisonous mixtures
10 lieu of the real Bitters Herald.
Agents for this city-M ssrs. PuRcELL, isADD
Co., and BENEFIT BEHxs, Drug 'sss.
sp l6-d2w
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ma FOR RENT-One upper room in
Hs the new Brick Tenement on 10Th st between
lain and Cary 1t.
sSALsO-An Office in same; rooms, with all the
updern convenences, suitable for a smsli family or
Mi.linef's establishment Apply to
BARRET & M0RPIsS,
je n No. l3e Cary NJ.
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FOX RENT-TwO newly -erc cted Brick
Tensmepts on 25th street neor Leign St. Bap-
Hst Church, containing rooms, including easement,
Nith passages, porehes closets. rsntrys, &c. with
tnrden sttache and We ELL Of superior water on the
premes Rent $3.50 each per snnum.
Apply to ED. d, EACHo. or
JAS. M. CARTER. l4th ct,
s je S-ts Opposite PoG Office,
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BATHS, BATHS, BAras.-HGt, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had asily from A. NJ, to 10
Shaun pooing Saloon under the American Hotel.
r. Single Bath 25 cents, or Tickets for 81 En-
trance on lith st. my2
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HAIR CurTING.-EinZens and

HAIR CUTTING.-C;nzens aud Strangers
visiting the city, wishing get their Hair cut in the
latest and most appro, ed style, wold advise them
to call on HOBSON, under the Anne erican Hotel. en-.
trance on llth street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be hsd
all hours. Single Bath 25e-. or Ticbets for 81.
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ysf4 L oh hEkN L. - & DbW bh1Ch i Elm
e EmENTs-witb comfortable rooms in each
Ire places in every room, and excellent well OF
water in the yard, and about II of ground at
eerdens.
rare opportunity is here offered for peasst re.
Hrs Tesidence, with much ground combining the
stirscy of tbs country with the advantages Of the
City being situated 25th street. abort three squares
EoEth OF Ashbury tMethodiat) Chapel, On Union
Bill Possession be had 18th met.
a# An arrangement might be made if oesire6 BY
aEhich all the ground could be had by one tenant
shenS OF esch $40 per month. Apply to
~ WIN Walsh
~ my It's No 4S II ain atre ct
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LIVING WITNESSES

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J0HNs0r
lately Of the American Shaving Saloon, has tax
the house next door to DR.. Powell on 10th street
between Main and Gary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business, where ali who do
sire an easy and pleasant shave will find him
tofore, ever Tesdy to please his customers.
dis superior style Of Hair Cutting is proverbia,
and he is sure he please the most fasidious He
will contnue to mauufscure the celebrated hair re-
storstivs and tonic, which, with other popular pre-
parstions and dyes, together with the delightful
EhampDon BATH will make his shop, he hopes, the
resort Of ali no desire he waite upon in his line
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which has,
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), A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retup
thanks to their friends and the public sensraIv 10,
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
concern OF Wright Bro "a spd take aress pie essure
In recommending to their con6dsuce and pasropa a
the new concern of SIMPSON 4 BAGNALL
iy S-2m WRIGHT A RROS
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JEo. w. WRIGHT & Co. are prepares
to receive all binds of Produce snd Merchandise o
Storage, at their Warehouse the Dock, on a. res
sonable terms a. it can be taken In the city.
fe i2-6m
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NOKE-P RIO T. kEDUCED.-fr rom
~ this date and until further notice the price Of
LUMP COKE will be reduced to q sents per oushel.
Consumers proposing to this most excellent and
convenient fuel next winter, will do we'll to avail
themselves of this temp orary reduction Its cost
je 20-ts JNO. WERTH, Agent.
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In n10srNti
br Biliey,h
|natantlyka
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pAGS, BAuS The Manchest, + Cotton
- and Wool Manufacturing Company have for
sale q superior article of GRAIN BAGS, which they
are prepared to furnish in any quantity, the
reasonable terms. Apply to
WIN. II. POWERS, AGENT, "a
je 22-2awSw* Corner Cary and Pearl SITS.
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hAlN BAaS, BAGGJNG, YARNS.
" &c-The James River Manufacturing Csapa-
ny offer for sale
100 0c0 heavy, double scanned, handmade GRAIN
BAGS, for railroads and canal boats.
Double Warp BsRging.
Cotton Yarns, escorted numbers.
And the usual varieties of S7 80 and 81 inch osns-
burgs.
is 25-62wt z 3. BENTLEY. AGENT.
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THE WONDERFUL LADY HAS AR
RIVED The best pisr ct reader in America.
The mott difficult quesh ne will be solved by sol.
and calculation fri nnsny years of study flor
street the second house the right hand eide between
Mainland Franklin street.
Cures can be mads for BLINDNESS, CANCERS,
CORNs and SORES OF ali descrp IONS
i- S0-dIm&
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The Richmond Enquirer Of yesterday morning has re-
turns from all the counties in the State save fourteen,
which foot up majority Of lo5T2 The Enquirer Is Of
opinion that the remaining counties TO b heard from viii
swell this majority 10 about elsgsa housoadt The Dis
patch, the other hand, says;
Yesterday added but counties 70 list, and do
publication this morning We corrected by
several Official returns and made up aggregate, by
which appears that In l2s counties and towns Wise has
ceved 9,295 majority. The remaining Is counties gave
Pierce majority OF 9o which, added 10 Wises present
jorty, would give him 10, 200
In regard the congressional contests the Enquirer
says;
The carried every district in the State,
all the late members having been reelected Returns yes
teday leave doubt of the triumphant recollection OF Mr.
Lewis about whose doubt previously enter
tanned"
The next legislature win be democratic BY upwards Of
forty majority.
The indications that nearly ninety thousand votes
we're for Mr. Wise the late election which is about
twenty thousand votes than received BY Gen
Pierce in his overw helmipg canvass in 1882.
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PAMPHLET POSTAGE

late number Of the Boston Herald publishes the cor
respoudenee between the Post Office authorities Of ihe
United States and Great Britain respecting the reduction
Of postage on pamphlets and magazines in transit between
the respective countries with the following editorial com
pents
ssThe letter OF Mr.. King is TO the point, and places toy
question a clear and distinct light before the American
people. Judge Campbell the Postmaster General, and h'
assistant, Mr. King sbundanty able TO unrayei all as
schemes Of Great Britain impose upon
Post Office Department Of the United States the task
transporting English books in bulk well rs in package,
and thus TO perform for them which pass
through houses and is transported our ran
roads as freight Would not this be nice little arrange
men the publishers Of London IL they could induce ne
Post Office Of do their cighng business o
little nothing besides the saving them Of duties and ma
king the instrument Of bringing them IN d.
rect competition with American publishers Their nsri
will probably be to ask the departs TO transport
their goods through the post Office. The da
that the English government win prohibit The transit
American publications small size through their country
foreign countries unless the Post Office Of the uh
States will do their eighng business for them, N per
feet keeping with the ibera and unjust demands whs
characterize all the donrs d that government and We r.
joce know that SO long the Postmaster Gns
remains the head Of the department such proPetc
will be entertained by our government"
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IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.

In the department column this morning will be found
the proclamation of the eaptangeneral Of Cuba removing
the blockade and siege in which the island has been placed
since the 18th of February last The increased moral and
material strength which the government has derived from
the loyalty and patriotism Of the people of the everith-
n island Of Cuba the assigned for thus
suing the exercise of ordinary legislation. We have no
disposition to question the sincerity accuracy Of Con-
chas statements The facts may be he has stated them
but at we are inclined believe that the presence of
welapponted American squadron in the Cult under the
command of COOL sagacous enerprising and determined
officer has had larger share in influencing the recent ac-
ton of the cpaingenera than Spanish pride would will
ngly admit actious opposition concede TO an admin
straton which has shown equal vgor promptude, and
ia maintaining the honor of flag abroad and in
REFRESHING lawless expeditions at home.
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Aforeign-born correspondent 81 the Pisburp Chrstsa
Advocate makes the following point.
" have renowned my oath citizenship in all countries
and then 20 be denied in this The Arabs the Tar
might refuse admit Their rights but he
OF honor would forbid them 60 thus mas
be ost 70 every country aud every couay lost 70 %
that country whore the OF sway the scales
Justice. read my Bible IN the language Of Luther 'So
Learned 70 be Protestant and from my Bible and WESLEY
learned be Methodist No one asks 70 dsbrese ib
Bible because from India Pfoastantism bscasA
Luther German hethodism, bscansc Wesley IS
Engiishman. No refuses q membership 10 tm
church because born foreigner Join then
paising God for His fsvor and invoking s blessing On ou
country With them at the sacrament boara
and ye refusing vote, they win their ballot 30
by side with ID. vest seoundre that agrseed tho 81
on which he was born"
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From the American Of the 18th Of May weekly nsws
paper recently established in Paris copy The following
personal items
Universal Exhibition called the Hon. John " Mason en-
voy extraordinary and minister plenipotentsry United
States, pay their respects. hsunssl b. Field esg
chairman Of the central committee, introduced coms
sioners o. the various States and congratulated worthy
minister the Improved d bis health and safe return
to this city Mr. Field requested, also, his kind coop.ra
ton with the commission. Mr. Mason assured the commits
sioner in the most oblgng terms Of bis willingness 10 pro-
mote their object.
take pleasure to mention Colonel r. Deaaed Major
hordeea and Captain c. b. Meceiland Of the United States
army"
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LAWYERS srsrcHKs sLAspERs--it was recently ~
cided In Milwaukee court by Judge Lsrsbee that avs
Is not liable for action OF SANDER for words spoken
arguing case before jury court The decisloa W.
given In the case Of John Jennings "a James ~ fNm
action the for Islander where The dsendani ao
said that plaintiff came into with black perjury =
bis soul The Judge decided that though the aegauo
were both false aud malicious the defendants privilege
counsel protected him.
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WASHINGTON CITY


We give this morning the elaborate lucid and very able
opinion Of the Attorney General upon aqaoston connected
with the right pension, In which much diversity Of
views has heretofore existed and in the anal settlement Of
which large class Of public have direct pecu
mary interest
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Senator Toombs OF Georgia, accompanied by his fam
n.y. arrived in this city yesterday and took lodgings At III
National Hotel
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great meeting Of the democratic citizens Of New
York have been held Tammany Hall last evening
in honor the brilliant victory achieved BY the democracy
Of Yirrinia
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RBoDE IsEaSDsThe general assembly Of this State met
Newport Wednesday. Benjamin Fessendsn elect
cd speaker Of the house
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port the assumption
Mr. Rush was called upon to construe the words cor
otherwise in the act of 1899, which allows invalid pay
any officer noncomnssioned officer, private disabled
by wounds otherwise while in the line OF his duty
public service Mr. Rush very properly declares in the
place. that "or otherwise includes disease casualty
and he proceeds in the second place consider the rea
ton Of any casualty disease the line Of duty in public
serviee-(Mr Rush's Opinion April 8, 1851
Now in this act in all the others, the condition OF
slime OF duty stands in exactly the relation to
wounds drowning other casualty and personal
injuries il does TO diseases; and if Mr. Rush had
this OCCASION decided and settled the law to be that all
service Of disease in the line of duty in public service
he must in like have decided and settled the law
be that all possible wounds and casualties happening
person the service in the line OF duty in the pablo
service That he did do this is proved by the point
discussed and settled in the subsequent opinion Of Mr.
ier and by what the weIl-cstablshed and we-under-
stood rule Of law in regard to contingencies Of personal
rencounter producing wounds or death
But the conclusive consideration is this Although Mr.
Rush. in arguing the general question before hiunamey
in what other way than by wounds the disability
have occurred cntte the party 10 invalid paydoes
fall arguendo general expressions which give
the present assumption yet the inference dednced from
those few questionable expressions is distinctly negaved
BY the fact that all the examples which he adj
duces in illustration explanation Of bis idea Of dis
having veritable relation military duty effect
cause, either In whole or in part
He specifies, in the first place casss Of disability by
essuaiyhat is brought BY the direct agency Of
csdents inActious happening the party while In
the immediate and obvious discharge OF his duty and the
are Of officer who receives san-stroke on parade
musician who rupures blood-vesse when obeyng an
order 10 sound his bugle and soldier who disocates
limb while working upon Notifications
He specifies In the second place two Of disability
Sauk Rapids frontierman., 1855-06-07

~ The tide Of emigration continues
to flow in upon US, and new towns and
hundreds Of new farms ares springing
into being as if by magic. We have
had The most favorable season thus far
for blowing and putting in spring crops; !;
not single lost day this season. TIE
first heavy rain came 10 the night, and
the second continued through Sunday
We hope that new settlers will not
find any fault with such accommodations
ast ast these, # they, DO there may be ii.
stances before fall not Of The same char-
acter. ssfs