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BURLINGTON

Corner Main nnd Jefferson streets.
BCRLlNegos, Iowa.
A BRANCH of the Mercantile College of Penn
"A acknowledgements by the Legislature Of
that State with perpetual charter.
TRUSTEES
His Exceliency the Hoy. JAMES BUCHANAN Hos.
WILLIAM WILKINS. Gate Secretary at War the
HoS. MosEs HAMILTON HoS. W IL. LOWRY Hos.
CHARLgs NAYLoR and GRx. j. h. IooREHEAp.
FACrLTY;
ANDREW 7. HowDES, late senior Professor OF Book
Keeping and Commercial Science in he Mercantile
College Of Pennsyl,an
Ieprls ii. DALH0RF, late Professor Of Commercial
and Ornamental Peamanshp in the iust,tu-
ton.
CHAs. BEs. DARWIN, memh of the Burlington
Bax-Professor Of Mercantile LAW.
The Principal design carrying out in every par
ticular that course of training Tor business INTRO
duccd and followed up for upwards of fifteen years
by Mr.. DIFF the founder Of the Mercantile College
Of Pennsylvania, BY which aboGt 5000 merchants
and accountants have been qualified for business
1t is now regarded ~ business the most
thorough and effective preparation for the account
an given in the United States. II comprehcnds
upwards of 400 real business transact on>-illustra
ting six different nett hods Of conducting books by
double entry--aboui 900 commercial computations,
explaining many business operations moi found IN
common arthmetics-a comprehensive course of
mercantile penmanshp-business forms and busi
letters-daily lectures on commercial law and
commercial sciences.
Duf's Book Keeping, Harper's edition, price 81
So the most perfect and comprehe nsire in the Eng
lish Language. Duf's Western Steamers Account
ant, perfect system, for such accounts, $l-To be
had at Corse S Book store, Jefferson Street.
EAs- Send for a Circular by mail.
Ru IN m k,r
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removed sron Concert Hail.
TAKE NOTICE,

A MOTHER great arrival of Fall Styles OF
~ gent s Hats, Eur Moieskin Hats, Gent
soft Cashmere Hats. all the latest styles, Just
recsivea, and for saie cheapat SHELD0N'S
New YoRx HAT STORE,
/. Oct Id Main, cor. Sd st.
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.sGaie City Hat Sters

A LARGE and carefully selected assortment Of
"A tho latest style Of fine Hats and CAPS. expressly
for the city trade. 5. +. VOOKH1ES CO.
Sept. 6, 1850
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sADDLERY HARDWARE,
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

q LARGE and well selected stock of Paints, Oils,
\ Glass. Varnish, &c., &c., on hand and ivr sale
b Mopnr 4 HcusER. Druggists, Main St.. below
III ,ird consisting Ia part Of
Whit Lead, pure No. l.
Snow white Zinc, very superior,
Zinc dryer,
Colors in great variety, both dry and in oil put up
ia !, 2, A. and 10 n cans.
Copal Varnish
japan do
White do
Leather do
Giass Of best brands and various sizes,
vi of which they wllsell cheaper than any other
hss in the city, for cash
q i've US call. MOORE 4 HOOPER.
:. ptembsr :, lS55.--d
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\ " G L0I II NC WAhh not Sc.
ID WApLEo & CO. hayiur taken tho Store, -
pied b. fasstt i to.,) ana having secured The
.1ees of h. most i4ay cutters, now Manu-
fao urlng an entirely new took Of Clothing of eve
~ descrip ION, ana Il Is our Intention ut all times
to keep iare stock cf he Gst and most desira-
bic Clothing suitable Tor the Western market.
p. NArLKs, formerly of Dubuque, having spent
the last twenty wears in the West and knowing the
wants Of Western Merchants, be feels that he can
fail To give entire satisfaction to all those that
he may have the pleasure Of doing business with.
Our Linen Furnishing Room, think, cannot be
surpassed US all our Shirts, Collars, etc. etc, are
maize TO order.
II Will afford much pleasure TO have you GALA
and make personal examination of our stock.
August 3, iSj5.--dly p NAPLES co.
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kcokux HoiIer Work..

I0RNER Sixth and kidgc streets. am prepared
" to manufacture Boiiers, Tanks Iron Beats, Lard
Soap Kettles, Gas Holders, anything else cen
nected with my business, and to send compete0
workmen to any part Of the country TO do repairs.
ED. WELCHMAN.
keokuk Iowa, Sept. 2i, d&wly
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID To
ROOFING.

NJ Il. ED1ToR-Sir: see in your paper that cer-
vi tain gentleman in the stove trade has arrived
in this cit and brought his mechanics from the east
purportng 10 be far ahead of Western mechanics.
Now would say that the proof Of the pudding is al.
ways in chewing the string 1 would invite you to
look a some roofing that has been done by Of our
Western mechanics, and decide for yourself. spec
cimen can be seen the building Of Col. Perry
on Man street. between Sth and 9th.
dtf FREDERICK ZUGG.
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Doors and Blinds supplied TO order on short notice
and Sashes really glazed always on hand
At liberal discount TO dealers.
June 2, lS55.--d ID. COPS0N.
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For Rent,

I'M three story brick Store house now occupied
L by Carey hllb0urne Possession given on or
s.fore lst December 1855, at which time We intend
ynoving 70 kilboune's Block, Main street. For
erms apply 70 CAREY 4 kILBOuRNE-
Oct. 16.-dtf.
a FULL assortment Of victorinss Cuffs and Fnrs
~ expressly for the ladies, just received ut the
IA late City Hat Store, No. "A, Main Street.
Sept. 8, i855-d g. Il. VOORHEES, co.
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MEN w ANTEDs

r ME hundred wanted Immediately at the
| L3ck and Dam Pennington.
earn snters, Quarrymen and Laborers.
palf,, @mation apply at the oihce Of
f. r. 4 b. w. FORD.
A. aa a.f No. So Main street, up stairs
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STOVES
TinnerS' stock.

5000 lbs oval and round Copper Bottoms GS1 "
10 inches.
1000 bdls Sheet Iron from No. ~ 20 ~.
1000 packages Plymouth Rivets iron and Tar q,
from or. to IL lbs.
800 boxes Tin plate.
goo bundles Iron wire from No. to No. g.
90 grsss Tea kettle breasts and covers from " to
III inches>
so gross Pressed, tin bottoms from too inch.
40 do do seolloped and plain dinner plates
so do Stove ornaments assorted.
90 do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
iJ5 do Assorted tin d ears.
go de Iron tea kettle ears.
- do do do do burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot covers.
1 i40 do of No. 1 @ and peuter knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth
Bent Spouts. assorted sizes;
perforatedtin IN sheets; Fs
Copper kiyets and Buu;
Bucket Handles
Malls.s expressly for timers use; pf~N
Stove Backing in papers or by the keg. -
COMSrOCk h BR0THER6.=
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FIooring! Flooring /!

LyOR sale twelve thousand feet superior Flooring,
Il low for cash. Enquire at the Gate City Furni-
ture Rooms Main Street, between 5th and 9th.
oct c7.-dtf. A. w. PLATTENBURG.
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TNklIRANCE AGENCY.

GENTLEMEN . Collars, Gloves, Cravats and fa
" floods II Gate City Hat Store.
Sept. Q, 1e55.--d 9. r. VOORHEES, co.
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( N0ULDS Il ELLIOTT, Importers and Jobbers Of
" Earth, nwAre. China ana Glassware, No. 1875
Pearl street, and No. Gl Chambers Street, NSw York,
would say 80 Merchants and dealers generally that,
navug establ ished a Cash House III this branch u
ra.le ths fully convinced that they sci
reekery. etc. at such prices will pay the purehas
lin profit TO retail Experience mas PROVED very
couclasy ~ that, py adhering strictly to tie
"a sstt IN. AFFORD sell from ten ~ twenty
cent balow the guar credit trade prices.
i his end ask in examination of our styles
.ud pric # list of which viii be forwarded by mail
any party desiring
Earihsnware, by yhs Invoice. single pack &c, or
very carefully r,pacacd for NE conntry trade
Ju.y II, JS95-dty
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS

WHOLE CANS, 81 30 HALF CANS, 10 cts.
BARTLETT 4 MANC0URT,
oct27 Agents, No 96, Main st.
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IN Iahnson = rect, between lst and Cd.
NV o,np1sN .. Having permanently =
Is ,ahlishcI anrsslve. in Keokuk, with IN ample
supply Il The very bes, aaterlal Tor the maaufas-
OF Carriages, Buggies, 'ss shu HIuAs' - ~
prepared to make all article - a' -. nns' - ~
very best style and of the choic - ~ -
sonablc terms and prompt notice.
Sept 20, iso5-diy
Curiosttics for the Littl ke.4e.
LIVERY thing that you think Of 20 tiskie ths
IL hearts Of the little folks be had " ~. Ooer-
top, at the
Oct 20. d SIGN OF THE BIG FL 'DL6
A FULL assortment of Ladies Kid Siik ana Lsle
~ Gioves, all eolors, very cheap at
sept i, 1855. MIECHELL COZ
I1OsTETTEHs celebrated ssomach BitfsrY fcr
i J. sale by AoOkk = AOOk18-
espesnbsr :, 1864
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Pure Cod Liver Oil.
Id sEPALED by T.. G. Ysfnall Il. Co. large
l. supply just received by
80 pt. I'D MOORE 4 HOOPER
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Once Of the keokuk. Fl, Dem0lncs and
Minnesota X. X. Co., Oct. %, 1859
Notice to stock holders.
YIyHE Stockholders of the keokuk, IT. Demoines
i A. Minnesota r. r. Co. are hereby notified that
third call Of ten per cent the capital stock Of
the Company has been made this day, payable on
saturday, the lst day Of December next, TO WIN. c.
Graham. Treasurer, at the X. X. 0fdee, in Ksokuk.
HUGH T. REED, President.
C. r. CoxH, 6ecretary.
Oct. ~, Is55.--dwtd
(Tinss and IT, Dsmoins States man oopy.l
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Dry Goods.

20 bales 44 muslin, prime.
$50 pes satineis ASS d, 81 10 1se. per yard;
so do Ky. jeans do 20 TO 4oe, do do
500 do prints, new styles;
90 do Colungo
90 do Lyonese Cloths, and Alpaccas;
DeLaines. Black Silks, Coats Spool Thread fwar
ranted,) stewsr's best Linen Thread. and a genera
assortment of Yankee notions, just received by
sep22dkw B. A. WILLIAMS.
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DOCK BINDER. stationer and Blank Book Ma
ID ufacturers, No. no Main Street, tup stairs.1
nov.
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4 endf>SS variety Of silk and l. men Pocket hand
\ kerchiefs and crayats at sep2o HUsToN's.
FTSHF best orsment Of Lace Wells and Dress
i Trimmings at sepe0 HTST0N's
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view Orleans, August 6-The deaths las. week
we're $50 inciudipg 222 by fever.
oec,ssry Marcy has returned to Washington
OERRIT SMITH INSTITUTIONS III. a. n,
says mat the Hon. Gerrit NTH has IN can.
irs, pp,; " ioa9a AID endow q great edncst;on.l
.'aa'h some"hsrein Central New YORK.
pn, ron Ohio, the only Free Sole, IN ,hs
' Hesniature, hss resigned his seat. ~ VIC
:, cHi. Dsneison, brother of Andrew ]. Dons,.o,
Teuns.,s. - 'ne state Senate from Sumner COUNTY
, Nsw whest sold in Nashville. Tsn,s.. W.
uaF' Il 10 cents per bushel. you
Ihicaso, lliaois has 81, 500 inbsb,tsn,. ..,-,,.
ms census just finished 'seo'oins
e. 20 per busheI - YVES seihhg on Friday at
's'i year was l56, $40 tons, FrSD az" Dostoh
III ~ iors Library Asio ciatton has e,g,va5
t,s a'.e o. Mr. Thsckeray, for e,nT.s ~ fsn.
''tts eafl1g tie coming winte- VI iee'
~ eeaxefess. 100 Yeas old, lately prsf ch.s 8,
@e ne ct Southport, Etglspd Pietenea I'll
ia prshI.an OF sleo 70 offered by the Ams,;.sn -
aefh' t-ct and Book Society for The hs.t nss NJ
81 rel gous snti-slsveIy Sabbath schoai hs
70 exceed 200 pages. "' 'ooA, mol
among the new visitors at Newport. wa a.. a..
us o. Mr.. Tucker, 90 long Professor Of Cissr ,he
al the University OF Virginia S'i' La"
ne fumor that cholera existed a. Gordonsvi,,.
he dconect
on many lets near Winchester second srou,,
VI wheat has appeared
noyefnof Reedee, II 10 stated will retnru hon
M .hsss, 10 the course of a month. bv wsv !,
's reception. " give n''n pup
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ATasT MAIL NE WIS.
yrJoW FEVER AT NORFOLK AND
iEL PORTSMOUTH.

4 Tho renort of the Board OF Health o.
x1rfo,h for the twenty, four hours ending
rs;dsx at p. NJ, shows seventeen new
.sses in the city, and four deaths, and tw'
nsv cases in the hospital and seven deaths
ETbe cases all came from the infected district
and all the deaths save one were persons re
&moyed from Barry's row. =,
1 The Herald says that at the burning :. .,
{Bsrry's row, the fremen were presen' -
Zprotect adjoining property, but oid no. a S
tempt to extinguish the row. Ihere W.; IN
Eweive tenements in sll, and they were -
kured i'm the " Mutual," for 90. 2oc. ,sar.
1 A Subscription for the relief OF .ne -,
4 - h,, .b . fever was started in NorfoiK' on
49, rnarning. and in less than two hours
. 1i on3 49, ra;sed. The Herald thinks the
800, viii reach $4,000. Howard
i as'a;s.;on IL to be organized, more eth.
s;antIy n aid the sick. The new cases of
go are of a mild, manageable type. The
E,',ovisions are becoming scarce, and 1t Will
pnt he long. says the Herald, before some OF
4 40 afflicted viii be suffering from starva-
HON. A.
woodward on Bermuda street, were de-
|stroyed by fire on Friday morning.
MIR. Robert West, q well known citizen OF
Portsmouth, died at Hampton, on Thursday ;
Ion Friday, Mr.. Nathaniel Sorey, an old citi-
zen of Norfolk, died, after protracted
ILLNESS.
The Baltimore steamers have again COM
Imenced coming up to the quarantine ground,
and there receiving passengers from the
ferry boat.
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MELANCHOLY Casa hearing has been had at
Chicago before Judge MANNERS. in the case of Rev.
Mr Goss, the insane Baptist clergyman, whsse tics
attention for some time past. His most pertinscious
and most annoying attention to very estimable lady
in that city, to whom he imagines he 10 about to
be married. have brought her friends to move in the
matter The examination was long and patient
one. and enlivened frequently by ssllies of wit aud
quaint comments from the gentleman himself He
is the wreck mentally of man OF more than ordi.
nary talent, has been chaplain in the army, and lie
only about 80 years of age. The jury pronounced
him insane, and q conserystor of his property was
appointed.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
h.TEsr FROM NORFOLK 4 PORTSMOUTH
ALARMING INCREASE OF FEVER.

PETERSBURG. Aug. 1a.-On Thursday the
Pest House of Norfolk contained 60 cases Of
fever. On Saturday there were 20 deaths.
In Portsmouth, on Friday, the Naval Hos
pital contained forty cases, and there were
8 interments. The new cases in Portsmouth
are not so great in number.
j. N. Schoolield, Esq, chairman of the
Sanitary Committee, was improving.
There were seven deaths in Portsmouth
Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Handy, of the Middle Street Pres
byterian Church, was lying quite ill.
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MARKETS.

New York, Aug. 1l-Stocks are easier.
Money is unchanged. Virginia Elves SO g..
Flour is firm with an upward tendency; sales
of good Ohio at $3.50 $500. Wheat is a
tride lower; sales of Southern white at So. 25.
Corn is unchanged with limited business at
previous rates.
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.

LOUISVILLE, August 10-In so counties
Morehead's K. N. majority amounts to
9.460. The remaining counties to be heard
from gave Pierce for the Presidency 1899
majority.
For Congress six Know Nothings, and three
Anti are chosen, while the other district is
still in doubt.
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BY LARUS 4 SHINE.

CTOCK SALE OF L UMBER AT
~ AUCTION Intending to make change in INV
business, shall proceed to sell at auction on TUE6
DAY evening next, August 18th, at 4 O'Clock, nv
entire stock of Lumber consisting of the usual va
riety.
TERMs-e50 and under, cash; over that amount 4
months credit, for approved endorsed negotiable
notes. THOMAS r STARKE
At the same time will be sold the Lease for the
lot extending for II yesrs from the let day of july
last This lot fronts about $50 feet on 18th street.
running back 1872 feet auto is
LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts
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DESTRUCTIVE FLooDs.-On Wednesday last the
Csiicoon region of Sullivan county, N. Y, was visit
ed ~ a destructive t1oed. Tanneries and ssw-Dills
win much other property, were swept away. The
wife OF Mr.. Rscard was drowned The loss by tn q
food Is estimated at $50 60n. At Sherburne, N Y.
Loss 80 O00 e0'
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OUTRAGE AT SARAToGA.-On Thursday last 8
good deal Of excitement occssione at Saratoga
By an affair which occurred at the Columbia House.
1t seems that man named John Anderson met q
young Irish girl at Troy, N. Y, and engaged her
house servant, stating that he was a married man,
and lived at Cohoes. they started for Cohoes, but
instead Of going there Anderson took the girl the
Columbian House. saratoga, and registered his name
as jno Gibson and ady." The house being crowd
ed he took lodgings in private house, and took the
girl there-she still believing that she at Cohoes
his place Of residence Her screams, a short time
after entering the house, brought persons in the
vicinity to her aid and Anderson was arrested on
the charge Of attempting to violate her person.
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ACCIDENT ON THE VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
An accident occurred on Tuesday on the Verr
mont Central Railroad, three milea west of Wa
terbury, Vt, which was occasioned by the break
Jog OF one of the ras. The rear car was thrown
of the track and down 40 embankment some
twenty feet. In its descent, 1t turned a complete
somerset, and finally landed right side up
About twenty passengers In this car were badly
injured, though none OF them fatally. Mr. Tenney,
the Bridge contractor, and Conductor Field, were
the most seriously injured. Dr. Thayer was on
the train and rendered every possible assistance to
the injured passengers The physicians at Water
bury were soon on The spot, and were unremit.ing
In their attentions.
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ALABAMA ELECTION.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug. s.-Perry Wal
ker, K. N, is elected to Congress in the Mo.
bile district
Further returns of the vote for Governor,
show large majority for Winston, dem; and
although Shortbridge gains largely in some
places. Winston is probably elected.
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LOST.

.OST.-On Wednesday, August LIST, a
IL BLACK VALICE was lost from on bosrd the
s'eamer Curtis Peck from Norfolk to Richmond
presume 1t was taken from board at some landing
through mistake. l think it marked with ink,
Luther Libby" Richmond, Va Any in formation
shout il will be thankfully received and liberal
reward will be paid for its delivery to she subscriber.
au 84t LUTHER LIBBY.
[ .OST-On Saturday, 30th June, black
IA LACE VEIL. The finder will be suitably re-.
warded by leaving it at this Office. jy 12-ts
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high WAGES IN CAkApA-Tbe Maple Leaf saw,
hst four dollars per day is held to be moderate hal
~, ses' wages In Wentworth, c. w. la York Co. also
VIC 'fneFs are paying California wages
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BANK ROBBERY.

CONCORD, N. H., Aug 1.-THE Concord
Savings Bank was entered about noon yes
terday, and robbed Of nearly 81 ,eOO A re-
ward of $500 is offered for the apprehension
of the thieves, and the recovery of the mo-
new
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oAkAIoGA BURGLARS The Daily Saratoaisn saws
.Lat village is infested with crowds of buralsrs pick
et noe genus on,ne, and says 1t behoves the
topfetofs OF tho hotels and boarders to he ON the
a'ett for suspicious looking persons.
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NJ barn o. w: Ii Gray. in Loudon county, was
,dnek BY lightning and destroyed with eco bushe il
"host The church at North Fork, In the same
T1dnty, was struck, but net seriously damaged Mr.
y 'laAmsop, from the same accident, lost 200 bush
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suIcIDE-Mr. Cooper, a weslthy farmer of The
iesa, Jefferson Co., has committed suicide by cutt
bis throat with q razor Mr.. C. had loaned some
$500 to parties, Who refused TO paw setting up the
plea of usury He worth $4,000
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SHIPS otwiths snding the depression of the
shipping interests the present year. 1t is said that
lO0 ships are building ssst of Boston Many Eastern
vessels which would otherwise remain Idle are now
employed in the lumber trade with the British
Provinces
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FIRE ATLYNN. MASS.

LYNN, MASS, Aug. 1.-THE bakery of Al
len Breed, in this place, was destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss, $4,000.
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FROM HAVANA.

New ORLEANS, Aug. s.-The steamship
Black Warrior has arrived here, with Hava-
ma dates to the Sd inst, but there is no news
of Importance.
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A Small

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
By virtue Of the provisions of Deed OF Trust to A.
NJ Davis dated 18th July, 1854 and recorded in the
office OF the Clerk of Henrico County Court. the
on the 9Th August 1885, in the room and stead of said
Dayi, }who has removed from thi. state,) will sell
naise, at 81 O'Clock P. the property conveyed in
said deed. being parcel of land containing IL acres
lying a miles from the city, the Brooke Plank
Road, immediately to the East of Dickmsnn's Tav.
ern and adjoining the lands Of Jesse Williams John
A, Parker and others.
This land IL well enclosed; has upon 1t q new
framed house with 6 rooms, and NAV be made a de-
sirabe place.
TERMS will be in accordance with the Decd and
will be made known at the time of sale.
JAMES III. TAYLOR,
Substituted Trustee
ETAYLoR WILLIAMS Aucts ausE1
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HEALTH OF ABBOTT LAWRENCE

BosToN, Aug. 11.-Hon. Abbott Lawrence
passed restless night, but is rather more
composed this morning. Although very
weak and low, he is perfectly conscious and
resigned to the change which is evidently
near at hand.
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itLLow FEyER.-The New York Commercial AID
Me-" NJ says that thirty-thIee years have elapsed
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DICOT's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA

plCOT'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
= SlS0ER'-Thoss desiring an article that can
DC upon, and one vi ch possesses all the va
!uspis virtues OF jamaica Ginger, and free from all
,la.i and inert matter other properties of in.
yaou .snosncy so common to the ordinary preps
cniHCoPs PURE EXTRACT or JAMAICA GIN
oEa, ~hieb Possesses double the strength and vr-
~ ~ y. an eth:s Preparations Of Ginger, and 10 sold
a. ow pIics OF 70 cts. per bottle 70 plsce
H.n me reach Of ALL Prepared sy
aus e. ]. PiCOT, Drusgi.t.
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hR BUCHANAN We have definite iuforma ton
*th re iers nee TO the intention of Mr. Buchanan u
= NiasteT to the Court of st. James, as to the sx-
sct time of his return to the United States He has
Stten 10 Warrington that he will leave England
Tor the United States in tbs steamer of ths sb ~
VIC ooer, aud Will have J. A6dison Thomas, ESQ., the
new Asastaot sec,stary Of State for fellow yoya-
GeL-WashinQtoa Star
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

7G M0 HAV ANA CIGARS
sOeOOO RETAILED IN THREE
MONTHs.-The subscriber has Ietsiled more GE-
NUINE HAVANA CIGARS In the last months,
chan any other establishment In the State of Vir.
GINA he calls particular attention TO the follow.
ing popular brsndt: Cabanas. La Jasmin, La Jacinto
Morers, Diana, Nsbsjas, he
CHARLES RICHARDSON.
American Hotel corner Main AMI 18th SITS