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ARRIVALS At TEE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HorEL-p w Wilkinson. c; A
Wiiiin,on. Dsnvil.; J " hsmer'',y. T FiGu n
soy ,h ch h.aS.s. G. Ennis. R..ay
7 r Dancer, N J; Nesle, Moorestown; Wallace,
! Robinsou Berry. Phils; D Winfree and Lady
I'm. Pete; W sneIlinrr. Chesterfield; J Thomp-
con. GoochIsnd; Clark. Hanover.
AMERICAN HOTEL-F Roberts, N Y; Col Har.
rison, Va; NJ Smith. Y; J Fsrensholt. Iexa';
Thompson. Bellefootsipe; " Turpio, Ship
wo,th Powhatan; J M Smith. Jamestown; @ Sni-
DIR, Rich mond; L Hopsias, Dsnv'ile; Dr. osoorp.
Mectlenbe; DR. C Archer, Jno Palmer, Hugueaot
Springs.
ST CHARLES nOTEL-W o Tsylor. D Jone.
Riehm ani; T NJ Fendiey, J Howard Russell J;
A Morris N A stur Sivant. NJ seiy vs.; F. n Clay.
ton. X & @; Capt H se,ucks, ship Columbis;
Whieh1r,s sGy Re:.n Nc; vs ssns' sslso;
Hsws DR. Hewlett MARKHAM. Sims, .r.
Chesterfisld; Br Constable and lady, E L. Smith,
S. Jtio W c smith, W davenport. Hauover Jes-
kin. spott.yy.; w Dsyi: J Mills G1ochlssne;
n bissia:o n r Edws ssrmaa, Meetisnbs;
9 W Hua.er Charlotte; w L Dsdson, J Dodsoo,
Pitrsylv'a; H Clssgett, stmr Bevidere; Jacobs,
c cunninsham, Winchester; w A Stuart. 8taun.
ton: D M Pastie. Wsrrenton; J Rogers, Brooks
Vile; A Sutton. King VIM.
EXCHANGE HOTEL M B Carter. Wythevllle;
w Ponde xter. J Dshbs. lady and svt. w Bailey and
milf Pitts R M Gamo1y. 3 uckln sham; Or D Ashly.
Charleston; Foster. j RiGs WILMINGTON; VIM w
stith, Baltic: mrs q H Marshall. Charlotte; E Al.
bott Portsmouth; Burke. Vsnable:
Purner NC; FP Nicholson, Phila; w Johnson.
Bath; J Hunter Caroline; g skettls. Washiuston;
YeTEer, Josiah r Yereer, misses Rucker, mics N
Ruoksr. Miss; A Davis. 81 Louis d B Harris snd
lady. Louisa; g Ciump, Dr. Mayo, Richmond; D
Harrison U N: mrs r Wyatt Wmsbe; Ded.
rick, Tenn; 9 w Carroll, Carroll. g w Hollamon,
Isle Of Wight; Johnson, Va; w T Patton staur-
tor; f Thomas. miss Thomas. mr. Martin. Augusta;
D Chaines, Florida; Glover, mrs Weiden, misa
Temscks and tvt, c.
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MARINE NEWS.
rozT OF RICHMOND, July "a.

ARRIVED,
sshr Edwin Aaron, Baltimore, mdz w Colquitt
l. Co
schr Ashland, Lsfever, Port Deposit. lumber E E
Dudley.
Schr Aleu- Baker, Boston. mdz D Currie.
Scbr Cramer, Caviler, Philadeiphia, castings
Sass Works.
Bsrqus Shirley, Scales, New Y ork, salt w Col
quit 4 Co.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, m6z
and passengers
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdz
Ludlam Il Watson.
schr Island Bell Parker, Wash ington, coal w D
Colquitt Co.
schr Jas Stewart, Toll, gone down the river for
load of wheat.
WILMINGroN,N c.. July 22d.-Cleared, schr w
w Hardness. Speed, Richmond, lumber.
NORFOLK, July 21.-Clssred, sshr Repeater, Park s.
Richmond.
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GROANs OF THE FRENCH BOURGEOIsE
The Paris correspondent July 81 of the
New York Herald, states that feeling OF
great uneasiness had manifested itself at the
prospect Of increased pecuniary burdens
Frenchmen are easily disheartened by re-
verses, and the Bourgeoise, says the cores
pondent, are panic struck at the thought of
fresh impots. They declare that the state
of things in France is not worth an hours
purchase; that the country is on precipice
which the temporary sickness of the Emperor
would disclose to the eyes of all the world
that Russia knows the fact full well, and that
it is source to her of impregnable strength.
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The YOUNG GUARD, Capt John Fl. Rich
ardson. left this city on the Danvills cars yesterday
morning. attended by the Armory Band en- route for
they arrived yesterday afternoon il no accident oc-
CURED. The Young Guard is Of the best drilled
handsoUe displsy to their untain friep d. amor
watm they have been Invited to spend few DAYS
oy the propret of those and popular spr,n,.
They arrived at Farmville at 8 O'Clock yes.erasv
moi ming, and at Lynchburs at r. where thew wsrs
most cordially received We fael assured that ttau
will have pleasant trip and merry time for thars
are no more hospitsble people in the world than
those among whom they are now sol 1urnius
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CURIOUS FACT The Boston Post saws it
is remarkable, as illustrating an chronological
fact, that while water has tendency to
spring, rum and water proves equally effica-
cious in getting people sprung, and that both
operate best il a dry season.
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GUIDE RrcHr.-Some few EVENINGS sine,

GUIDE RIGHr.-Some few evenings since
anumher of ths r. L. |, Blues, on learning that
a member Of the fhiisd lpha Wa,hir gton Crews
had lived in this city, met tosether and promptly
made arrsr gements to show him the ele phant
Mr. Wells, the accomplished manager of the Ameri-
which characteristics all his efforts had msgn6eeot
supper prepared of v hch The Blues and s'Grey;
partook. After the cloth removed the remain.
der u tae evening was ipent in the most agree
manner. the Grey doubtless feeling gratfed ST the
hospitality extended to him, and the Blues delight.
Cd that they had had an opportunity of
Ia slight degree, the kindness shown tn EN- ON their
visit to the Quaker City last February
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COMMERCIAL.
RIcHMOND MARKETS, July 24,i

RICHMOND MARKETS, July 9th. 1853
FLouR-There are no receipts Of momsn1 srs
"a ssIes to Shippers. The limited s9pS.mGss nsse
n Nc .vork I'd Oh for consumption Ut ellOStioO
oeWHEAT.-Very little arriving. ard no cnsnse ~
quotations from yesterday.si 9o0sl 80 S.sn 10.
ssood And prime. But ~ we before sss.ea u .hsu
20. miilins season fairly opens These priesS now
aver are 90 sdersbiy above the Baltimore ps,c1
s,sSs1:,l3 At 81 IS The highest rate Of southern
IN Nav York on Monday wss 81 &c.
CORN-We still quote 81 .e5 msrset ao'st i,
RYE-There has been decline In nJe' VINO"
now calls for @t.15 to St 90
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THANKSGIVING.

Some of our exchanges are suggesting
the propriety of Recommendation by Execu-
tive authority for Day of Thanksgiving for
the bountiful fruits of this earth. We cor.
daily second the suggestion and should re
joice to see Virginia, in this respect, adopting
the example of the large majority of her
sister States
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RUSSIAN REINFORCEMENTs

A German journal, mentioning the fac,
that $4,000 Russian veterans hitherto station
ed in Poland. have already passed to the
South of Perekop, says that these are the
first elite troops that Russia has sent to the
Crimea, and that in spite of the most ardu
Gus marches, they have lost nothing of their
martial bearing and spirit. Should reinforce
msnts reach Gortchakoff before the next
grand assault. the allies may experiences ano
Their terrible reverse.
According to late accounts, cholera and
disease have rendered nearly half the garri.
son and half the besiegers OF Ssbastopol nm
1t for duty.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT On Monday morning. 10
new York. while some workmen were tearing
oown an old building corner Of Nassau and Cedar
sfeets, preparatory to the erection VI buiidi, @
Ior tue Bank oil Commercs, a wall fell on several
OF their number, who were dressing brick on the
second door. party of laborers were immedi.
atey set 70 work TO get them out ard succeeded 10
ton. While they were engaged 10 their labor of
mercy, the foor gave way, carrying six of them
down with IT, Patrick Sullivan was taken ont In
dying condition: all the others were badly injured
Another man named Alexander Burns was taken
out dead.
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DOLLARS REWARD

l. The following articles were s,oisn from my
,oom on covarnor between Main and Frsukln SIS.
for which reward of $40 will be paid and no qnss
lions ssxed. to any person who may le.ve them at
containine abou. &60 in notes ard gold, and d ms
bill for Sl00 drawn By Pleassnts Courtney bfos
payable to Wilton A. Bell bearing date I'D FeSrnsry
T855 a cylipder escauemept huntiog case Silver
Watch No. tho initials ~. j." roughly cut on
the csss and Iowered elk Cfsvat
w. NJ JUSTI5.
Ps-A reward will also bs paid any person VII o
will detect the thief and return the articles
1. -Qtk
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For Bilious Diseases Fever and Asue, Liver D.
case. and all diseases arisns from disordersd or
impure state OF the blood, CARrER's Spanish My
ture 10 certain aud positive remedy 1t ATTACKS N.
sest ct disease BY rendering the Blood SURE, anS
sxpeiiing all unhealthy particles from the systsm
Every one should use the ilvs!uable remedy who
10 exposed 70 the heat Of the weather or lss in
an snhselty location II 10 equally good - rev n
ssfvs ssif y In curing dssases Try II 1t once soa
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The OMsrBusEs-Under the manspemsn,

The OMNIBUsEs-Under the management
OF theI enteIpiising proprietor. Mr.. William A,
Wright, are doing very large business, but We re-
sret to hear that Mr.. w. is losing Q humber of
horses from the eppressiveaess OF the weatn.r -
we have never seen more polite and sccommod.
ting SET Ct drivers on any public line, than those
now diving the streets and We feel assured ~,
Mr. w. Intends masinR bis cssches a conveniens.
to the public, and especially to the ladies' who s1
now patronixins him literally. Pic Me and othsr
parties can always secure the Reliance drawn h.
six hne horses TO make excursions the couutrv -
modera o chasse. and fami les and others can have
etor. sS"
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A PHYSICIAN MEMORANDUM Book Losr
Who has found it, Let us hear this morning.

FINE CiGARs.-Drs Lockett & snellinps
At their new apothecary store on Bread street. mean
25th, have on hand complete assortment of Ell.
CARS; some OF them as good as the best judge
had The pleasure of ''pufing" a variety of these
cigars. and we tell the Church Hill boys, while
they have such assortment at their doors thsv
need not leave home to look for something to "puf
Try them fAA
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CAPTURE OF THIEvEs-AbOut the 5:h
OF this month, Mr. Sol Davis of this city, purchased
likely negro fellow from gentleman residing 10
North Carolina, at cost OF more than 600, that
gentleman having purchased him a abort time be
fore of aLother man In the Old North State. After
having the servant 10 possession four or five days,
Mr. Davis permitted him to work about the city tor
time, and the fellow conducted himself very well
until the 18th inst when he made his disappear
erce. Mr. Davis, as soon as hh had reason 10 sup
pose his servant had gone took the cars for Peters
burg in search OF him, and fortunately found him
III short time after bis arrival The negro In
mediateiy declared himself free, gave bis name as
OWEN GODFREY, and produced a register of his
freedom but notwithstanding this, Dir. Davis took
him into custody and brought him to Richmond, az
the only means of recovering the money paid for
him. Finding himself cornered, Godfrey at once
made a clean bre asst of sill the circumstances con
nected with his sale. He stated that he resided In
Brunswick county, Virginia, that two white men,
Ruffin D. Freeman and William Freeman, Gather
and sony had taken him to North Carolina by bis
consent. and sold him. the three dividing The mo-
ney, and that he was to runaway and meet them 10
his native county to 60 into similar speculation
again. When tneso facts were made known, two
| or three gentlemen went to North Carolina, and
learned from Messrs. James Snow, and ~ Cronly
auctoneers Ia Wilmington, that they had sold on
or more negroes for two men calling themselves
Hawkins" and Jones" description of these
individuals satisfied the enquirers that they
the Messrs. Freeman Of Brunswick, and they
ther sfore proceeded to that county and on Sunday
lass, had the father and son committed to isiI to
await an examin ation on the charge of felony.
The practice OF selling free negroes seems to
have been the profession of these two men, who
are now suspected of having sold Ia North Caro-.
lima, negro fellow convicted In Peter sburs some
time since of felony and condemned to death bu,
who afterwards escaped from prison and has never
been arrested. We suppose that Owen Godfrey,
the free negro now confined in our jail, will be con.
vlcted and sent to the PeDien,iary lor good mum.
Der of years; and we presume the two Freemans,
it the evidence Ia as conclusive as we understand
it to be. will meet the same fate Such cases can
not be two severely punished when clearly made
out for is the very worst species Of stealing ever
Invented by mortal msn to become successful Ia a
siaveholdng community
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Too RAPID-Four horse ON

Too RAPID-Four horse omnibuses are
getting too rapid. The black Jehu's that hold the
ribbons of those concerns are getting decid edy too
needless of the safety of people 10 the streets and
much too proud OF heis skill in fast diving and too
fond OF showing IT, We commend this headlon q
aud If this reference cannot put the break down
little hard upon them, We venture to cal 10 the
police bsfo'e somebody is killed ~ THU kind OF d-
lpsy
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n - NOTICE-PROTRACT.

n E5EE3zz3<..3ss7 NOTICE-PROTRAC
Es4lN4kyED MEETING AT THE SLASH
COFrAGE-EXrRA TKAINS.-OI Sunday ne It
18th July, the occasion of the Protrasted Mset.p
OF members of the Methodist persuasion at Tire
- Cottsse, under the auspices of the r. v. Mr.
gstt, of Richmond an extra train for the aacomnoe
dation Of the friends OF the will leave tn
por on Brosd street at 8 o'clock A M. and return
about sunset N
u Fare for the round trip. s1-Childr.n hal,
price. SAMUEL RUTH
eup't of Transportation.
Richmond. July IS. 1875 iv 9,
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FIRE.-The frame residence of Mrs
Elizabeth ID. jerks, o. Bloody Run street, near
Rockets, took fire last Monday night, about IL
O'clock and was entirely consumed Mrs j. had
insurance In the Virginia Fire and Marine
Office of % 600, which will nearly cover her loss
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-, VIRGINIA CLUB IN PARn.-It 10 stated that the
virgiaians sojourning 10 the city are spxions r.
form an american Club" where the cfIxens Of
the United States might find Q common resort in =
foreign land and be of mutual assistance In aiding
ono another. e
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MARRIED.

:. s...more Church, On Tuesday morale, : " N
s1.u the Rev. Moore. ~. DAy l,is.
WaIs}1 70 Miss HARRIET ". daughter .. ~ - ~
Isvie D. and Cathsrins n s'ser, III VI 'as
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NOT DHAp..The report of the death of Myers.
the clown of Myers and Madigsn.s circus. 1. nm.
founded The statement of his death originated
In an Easton (Pa.) paper, 90 long ago 40 the aOth
uf. and the only truth 10 I, IL tho breaking of ihe
ring ~ which the rope was fastened to hi1 feet
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DIsCHARGED.-John MUM, Henrico
free negro was committed to the cage for want of
q register, but produced the requisite document
yesterday morning, aud was discharged
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Faon FoRr LAnAMIE.-Dates from Fort Lara.
naio 10 the 9Th OF June have been received a 81
I.ouis Robert Gllsen's train had been attack ed by
sne Indians near the Plstsehead, and Gilsen was
shot. Aposh or train was attacked near the ssms
place. when two persons were wounded and six.
teen horses a Glen.
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observation-disclosures Sampson, free ne
gress, was ordered fifteen stripes for using insolent
| language 10 Rachael Hersch.
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PHpsix Co No. 3, return thanks to Capt
WIN BURKE and family for the kind attention be-
slowed upon q sick member, ct the fre on Monday
night July Gath, 1855. U 2-h
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The percussion cap msnufactory at Hitchcock
VILE, Ct., was burnt on Wednesday mornioe last.
IL was owned by L. F. Fuller. Loss S5, 900: insu
rance, O.. 500
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Srmoss' DAGuEkREoTYPEs are daily be
coming more popular. The large cabinet ,zs PIC.
we think are superior painting and they are
also superior to small Dsausrrsotynss a. they can
be seeu distinctly in any light. Call and see Ior
YouYaalYea ~ -
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LocAs MArTERs.

IT.. R.yrnox AsosreoN.-Wo have al :.
...a, asscr5bed the ascension of Mr.. CAnaIEn. 10
IA Balloon Pocahoptas, on Monday evening Ihsf
eentleman having safely reached the esI.n snd re-
turned TO the city has given rs some particulars
for farther description. About S.vO persons
vltnessed the ASCENSION. Miss Hoogden dld not
20 up because the gas was not buoy sn@ eneogn 10
support both her and the aronaut. a ulai oe
mons:rated this, snd the %. On aa.I ~
we're 80 parsImonicus, thatit was NOT deemed a.
matter due them. 10 generate more gss sor tnis
ouruose Mr. C sscended little north.ward OF
perp eudicular, and then veering nortn.
pa seed over the north suburbs oil tue CRY % pso.e
deecribed and continued 1t considerable attitude
slowy In the same direction tor distance OF about
I2 miIes--landins on the farm OF Mr refer Me-
Gehee In Hanover, three miles from ssdno1s
G Eronauts Rel de traven 20, vsIy sow'y
of RAILING the wind for him. no wonder he made
From That place ne had the felicity of riding back
10 the city Ia market wagon packed Ia with veg
etables What descent indeed did our veyager
experience Sailing away through e'ber. rrjoic-
ing amidst the clouds, and looking down upon the
brightest landscapes and gayest scenes OF lite en-
earth-and after voysg oil severaf mass'oesceno
Ing ID rough the tops of trees 10 the so1 eartn ano
concluding his excursion with such pacinen OF
ts stern realities az being joed to town 10 cart
with cucumbsrs, corn and csbbages Talk OF run
niog down Main street with the machine and pull
ing il back sgain, of sliding down the hill In the
snow and tuRgfng 0ach the s'aisu W tue .op-"ua'
are they compared to the terrible transition OF our
voyagerl ,
The arousut slipped his cable at 5h. Ism and
land cd a little after 6 He had magnificent view
of Richmond ard the adjacent country, which, un.
der III e Influence of bright sun was brilliant and
beautiful beyond description. He heard the music
of the Armory Band very distinctly until he had
nearly ended hs journey In Hanover. His sscen-
sion was quite successful and gratifying to himself
except pecuniariys aud on this head the Intrepid
Carrier Is no, at all in good humor His failure
cost him $3.50 ard he had collected 1888 from the
crowd-op Monday from 600 he received S25 So
(of which % wa, contributed by une gentleman y
and bis expenses exceeded $40 Rather bad show
for balloon finances, and NOT very good one 70,
the liberality OF the spectators! But Carrier Il
quite independent in epiritif not In means be In
tends to 60 ballooning 10 spite OF this bsckset
ting He ID determined 10 demonstrate the science
OF ronautics for the milllopl Success to himi BE
has a. much right to lift himself up ia the world BY
gas any one else!
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SPEcIAL NOTICE. ask special atten-
tlon to my ssls Of Crockerv snd glassware. Liver
nool io. sslt L. AIso Cape nter1 Tools Mabo
ssny Desk, &c, THIS MORNING. at 70 O'CLOCK
preciss!y h. CAuThOhN,
10 95-It Auctionser.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

i Ranaway on Saturday. the 2ist Inst. my woman
Cook named LOUISA Shs 10 alb tut feet 2 inches
high. broad shoudered AID of good compile zion !;
when she addresses white people sha spssts q1ite
slow and timdly, but when conversbg with c0inred
persons she 10 ray and lively. bausht her about
years ago, and abe she Is from PIiace George
will pay the above regard if che be taken within
reasonable distance of the city; $40 IL she be secured
10 Jail 90 that can get her. $40 If she be taken
n the city or suburbs. SIMON BONAVITA,
iv25-6t 1G6 Main ut.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Lett the

l. premises of Fred Anderson, South side OF the
sasin, about tho 9th of June ut, q negro man
named FREDERICK. He 10 rather of under sze.
about Is years of age and of dark sinsecake COLOR
speaks slowly and staInmers little when spoken t.
has wife on Leigh near Adams street, at mrs.
Crsfton's; he may be luIk:g about there. or has
gone either 10 King William King and Queen
counties He is owned by Mrs Ii. Courtney, ct
King and Queen and hed ~ ms to said Anderson
reward Of IS will be paid If tasen in this city. or
$40 il in of the al joining counties ard de-
ivesd 10 said Anderson at his ware house AZ shove
il 25-ff THO4 ] BA9RY
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VIZ invite attention ~ the sale Dy Lewis
~ moot des;rabje resid suce on Marshall, between
let sud "a streets a. described more fully u the
sdvsrt.s. nent TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
!, Ok Aucts
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nrw sprc1AL norrcEa.

SrUrrrRlNe AsD SrAhMEhis Il through
tbs psrsusson 81 Koh..t aansrd Esa sc osa ne,
kIcsmorS On tie 7t of August, TO cure eli persons
-ho are sffl.csed with Stutterins r. Ss.mms .,h
amhlsy On Msvo street Richmond, to whom ne -
fsrs iii rerso u thus scied Hs terns are, NO cure
NO nov All those wbo dssire his services mnst bsnd
In In cir names Mr. Hill (sbovs nsmeoJ psiofe tne
Tn Of August to insure attention;
The Doctor Il nov ct Jsuetts Hotel u IessfssuTs'
whore he may be seen until tho 4th Of Asu"
10 25-1t
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VERY HANDSOME LOT AND NEW
d sIIINQ ON MARSHALL. STR EFT

FOR SALE We ar, authorized TO sell, that hard-
srme Lo. on North side of Msrshs street, bs'weeu
9th and 10Th streets fronting 3 feet running back
w Ford. has recently erected handsome dwelling,
obtaining IS rooms, tupplied with g,s water and
bath; also, ample servants accommodations and
stable.
Persons desiring to purchase. requested to ex.
anime the premises. which open for insp ection
TERMs-Acsommodating Apply to
GODDIN APPERSON,
il 25- 6s Auctiopeers
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WANTED-F0r gentleman IN u. :.
w fret rate House servant ops a"ses
nursing children preferred Far .u.5 :. anass,
oil her VII t. or colored. liberal pries ~ ~ y
and . good home secured. Apply Ia ah
JOHN R, Cooy,
Agency and Ipt.lir.r.. rs
jy 25-4t Lille, a eeaa
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DEMOvAL.-DANIEL ODONNis.
III HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER asi ssl;
see his old friends aud the rublis senersiS =. -
IL drsu:c Rams, Lin and Force Panss o, ~ =
Wash Hand Basins, Water CLOSETS, Copp,.i ~
Boilers. DC. fitted up on the most app''''@'
Pies and at the lowest prices .,,..s
" Orders from the country pfompey
U JoBBING punctually attended To-
D. 22-tu,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-25

WANTE D.-Two good WOREES
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-25

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-25

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