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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-04-02

FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL PIANoFoRTEs.
SIElN y w Y * SONS.
MANUfACTURERS, - AND So Walker Street,
BROADWAY, YORK,
call the attention OF public
No e Their splendid assortment p ssngrsnd T
square Pianos, which, for volume % elasticity Oh W
touch eeAu;y q fn,, and every ng that renders Plano
are unutpassed They awarded the E.st
Kinds: m competition with te distinguished
ton. Philadelphia. New York Baltimore
NEN IRlJhPH-SrgGNwAT ust he
f Premium tD MDAL s eompetOrs) Pair Of
The American Institute, CTya Palace,
ocis-u-ls,rIsl
T1LTON AND MCFARLAND.
SO Maiden Lane, New York,
~ ANtEACEI lSEsfS uF TIE NyORI h II Is.
AVA NOWNEI. SALAMANCA SAFES, BANK VAULTS. kc
baltimore Depot, lt3 Pratt Street.
se1-ly Boston Depot, Il Howard Street. C.s)
SCHiEFr rELlN, HR0TsI HERS a co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyes, PerfumeTy, &C.,
1TO WILLIAM STEET Eetr York
INVITE
n of Drugs, Paint-, on, Pcrfimrry, &c. &c.
In sdd te their regular importation Staple
also receiving direct from the Of production and
tarr supplies Of Ioot Hair anil Nail Brushes CorLs
tsr sp0necs fsh aud English Perunery uhIn
many other article usually embraced
they are also enabled TO offer the
Orders either Ia by mall will prompt attention
au3-lylvI-l
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

FROM =. NJ PErTENGILI cos SEwsPAPER ADvERTIs.
INo HOCaE
NJ PrrrEscL Co. Tor nearly all the
the Unied atss and cansdss onhees i9 Nassau
New York, and 10 State street, Bos,c
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Fsos skiiIS. visscnER. OWEN scHEIL. Nrvs-
r.r~s AD'sSr'-isS iooss No. $40 Bs'.B~AT. Nav roHE
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
522 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
osrc.irk sEM nnMsIE 4hf a. ys6i.s ma6Lp'Sss; HsIs
w. rnonAs LEW -, IMPORTERS AND DEAL
CARPETS, ,OIL CLOTHS, &C.,
Beg most respectfully To inform their friends and customers.
they hay. removed NON pss street hIr S~ AID Spacious
them ,h.r rr.eni u@sn,e purehs- Of all that Dsn
and Markets
coad conm.nd aud which they d-ten- prices
'" '''' '''''F'G1 Siw 'sI %S6 R;Is ciioicr STOCK
N Fosn and Domestic Carp-tilg oil Cloths. Rug. Duxgets
Ssney xnzoss ssis 'sSi .ih every Att
At
THE LowEsr DASH PRICES
coiR MATING AND MSrs
In which their celebrity l. sell established T present Stock
Ter on The most favorable 70 CITY Country whole
sale or Retail tris-sm-t.sl
RROOkLyN CITY
STEAM ENGINE WORKS.
d. l.. BURDON co.
wster Street Brooklyn New York.
MANUFACTURERS or STEAM ENGINES WITH BURDoNs
PATrNr
The subscribers only superiority
Of their EScsE but will pow
any gn- manufactured In the United ssas
maintaining equal speed without power
Also FROM their long sni facilities they
sroiE ThIs. saw ssp GSrsT Mnis sTsss Prups
MrSISG PuSrs, AND GEANrse MrSss.
a>p PrLiiES, Heavy ASb Lisar ',-TtSo-,
Southern Planters attention particularly
and durability renders decidedly superior any
by to with promp,ne.. and
despatch.
D ID. .BURDON a CO.
sS. eOsEls ta-Sm. lv.I.l
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j. Il. HARGROVE,
EAHrHENwAnMsE,;,dc cT5.S4 AND GLASS.

THNIE subscriber Offer. for sale
CAiHf and GAtss looking Oirsses. Crors Lrnaps
dHf Funny Gc oi recent Importation and from AHcfoH Ds
To cash aud prompt months payers inducements will
be held fully equal that be offered
where. WM y. BUTLER,
u,lg Nina Er At.trst
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NEW YORK, HREnEN a SOUrHAuProN
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
VuNHE SHIPS CONPUISING tNS.;,
this line the WASHINGTON, Captain y. tdS3f r.
C,vsSpN; HERMANN, Capt. coward HsofSs -<<ll.JttI@
These steamers at Southampton, both going
And rrturninR.
''' returning PROPOSED DArrs OF sAILINo-iSse.

both going
proceeding London and Have advantages
other the Of time and money
First Cabin Main Saloon ts First Cabin Lower Saloon fll0;
Second do fGO.
All letters and through the Post Ocr.
No hills OF lsdng will be signed parcels received
sailing.
~ experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
For freight passage, Appy c. II. SAND,
II South William s., NeS York,
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AM JACKSON 81 son,
W. CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS
JySl-dly-Pl 2I6 Front street. and 9Sn Broadway n Y.
L,NCElSloR SEWING MAClIINES-Nade by HOOD. BAT
az IELk CO. Worcester, Mas patented by Howe yr
-pieiner lt 1916 These Machines
usel noi repair They good
snh and will do Talos
saddle. work In manner warranted to give satisfaction.
NIteh VIII lot b hand
Ca and see them Ia operation At l0 CsNUT Philadelphia
up stsrs; W. A. DAWSON, Agent
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Fsos sKIiiIS visscnER. OWEN sCHEIL 0.ss..t Nr-s-
psr~s ADvEEr.-iss Housk, No. $40 NEv IoHK
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SPRING STOCK OF

SPRING STOCK OF
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS
w RANDOLPH IL receiving daily bis supply Of Goods a..
- lected with rrest care, Tor spring sales.
Standard Books f1r Libraries London Ameres, Gillian, M
cheap and suhsaniai bindings
Al the new Iish Pubratlous
CheaP Illustrated Works f1r me young.
Bibles, PRAYER and Hymn Books
French aud English Pictures. iu oruamentat frames
~ hnls oi Staiouery, 81 the best md common
haus Books Of home manufacture arys hand snf
order. -' ' ''''' W
Book bound Muslin Paper sheep Cs Morocco Turkey vel
lum Cloth velvet Parchment and Rlss fvery ys N risin
and ornamental dnish. - WV wv ''''"
Books publshci and an Of Printing executed rbts
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GoMIss, FANS, AND FANCY GOOD

tohtS, FANS. AND FANCY GOODS.
EArlLLiAM rASkER 10 Park Place York invites the
w i-nion OF Southern Merchants lis new
o fsus, Combs Hair Tooth and Nail Brushe
pcrinmey Porte Monnsss, Jet and Bead
books Dress buttons, Pins and Srs, Hooks and
WN Coral and Glass sads Necklaces Ac India Rubber
Combs Balls
-o aud Cutlery Gold and m Jrw.lry violns
Including general aud iars French
German Fancy Ooi-, which will b. sold the
cash approved paper.
tS- Order by letter e, ted ami put up manner
WILLIAM TASHEI 10 Park Place, New York
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HOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SPRING sCPptIEs-isss
a hOHuIss roorsCIra. Il receiving hs
Ne SPRING SUPPLY OP
BOOKS IND TATIONERT
Hs stock vn embrace hs large and rrnsrsi s,t,.,
re v - sold upon teruf as far and LIBERAL he -
tsinei In market " " wv
hpof Hudlng IN III ifs branches executed
hank hooke of every description hard
eVuu"' D'Atis NC in''ied W eNtnine bic sock.
EoNICAt. BrHR STONE u,JLs FLOURns so
- 20 superior commands n Nev f1fk fsf
dollar barrel These Mills cell sdsriei r a tn. ef g
ng bsecn uiy .nd SIXTY Premium Meisls have been awarded
~ The WIS anl the four, sud als
Wsrsholse fr Nour, sod Mis i9 Duane street Nes Yort
jsi0-dsun
Two COT NGHY MERCHANTS.-Your attention 4.
HATS, cars AND STRAW GOODS
comprising Ctry Hylr aud variety
Ehich ~ D. s ~ wholesale snd retail en fhs ,st 4. rbf
terms ou@ cHfpers liberal discount sf h.. 80
Opo psr.ssssr long ne rs i no. sny,vs,
VI" w. ni"h ~ Peaei ~ 80 hs ol cHsoasrs os
-. biNFOFD, DiCKtNsON wEfsIGER
. ------.--- No - Main
~ and hnov Candles, for saie by
@An szTR PHAUP, ~ Main a.
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sIiuuFnDTaN WIIIsKFY.

ENROM his Dscres Augusta county subscriber viii mn
n orders IN quans snd r Of the United States
Tor This celebrated wfiIsKEY II awarded
brif AZ The Hr of the Mehsncs in.iuis,in Richmond No
vefDber 1851 This Liquor intended for family
aud Tor The bfs Hotels BE- ordered nf
eye yesr Orders through The malls promptly attended Ad
dress WILLIAM KERR
Hfw
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HUyT,s IMPROvED PATENr WHEAT

IN DRlLThe performance Of fhs
rey satisfactory snd pken oil ofhrh
by thos- Who used ~ therefore m recommending
a. inferior 90 hitherto invented II simple In
ton durable, and not liable 81 price
tess ihan of most other drills fose
Ing season, respectfully requested 10 forward
avoid disappointment ". BALDWIN,
A.
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EArIEEU HELTISG AND MACHINE on.
We Tor hf htt stretched afhfr belt
nE lFce Leather and luhcang Machine On which keep
huei WINSTON a pOWtps
mhis-tf Corner C,rv ard pesf sts
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HDEHNNNAN GNANO.-We are nov receiving Spring
supply ~ Guane We unahls 10 bfy frsi hands
delivered n Hltunre, and had therefore
without Inspection anava purchass
made direct from The afro ts Ouano
delivered Neu
York, IN good order. AnofH ull be inspected here
We VII b. pleased hsye orders price or vii
engagements at he currsni market price ~. 0usno b
delivered, Ne our friends prefer. CRENsHAw 4 Co,
nia Norhsi ide Of the p.stn Virhru,pt- Va
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From knasna.

CHICAGO, July I've learn from Alton, Kan.
sas that the Chicago emigrants who were dis.
armed At Lexington, Mo, will proceed to their
original destination via Iowa.
ST. LOUIS, July l-Advices from Lawrence to
the osth June announce the arrival of men r,
Tecumseb, where they had been prisoners some
time-having, with Others, been captured by the
u. s. dragons near Osawottamie. They were
chained nearly four weeks. When brought before
Judge Cate, two were discharged, as nothing
could be found against them The other three j.
Partridge, John Brown, Jr., and Wiams the two
latter being members of the Legislature, were de.
tanned Brown and Williams have been indicted
for treason. Partridge for conspiracy.
Forty emigrants from Worcester, Mass, were
disarmed on the steamer Sultan, near Lexipeton
Missouri, by about 200 Southerners and detained
Is prisonars 1t Is reported that a company from
Ottawa, Illinois, was treated in the same wav-
The river towns have determined 10 allow M
Northern ernierants to enter Kansas.
letter to the St Louis Democrat charges Gov
fnce CT MO, with sending I2 cannon and e box, .
OF muskets from the State Arsenal to Str;uefeuo,-
to assist in the conquest Of Kansas
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IsanyiIfe.

We are gratified to see by the statement of more
than or two visitors to Danville at the recent
celebration, that the prosperity of that place il
very perceptible Many new houses have been
recently built, and there has been general brush
ing up and Improvement of the old ones. Another
good sign was, that the sign for rent was no
where to be seen. The houses seemed all to have
occupants, and new corners found 1t difficult to gel
places for business.
Danvilie, from its distance from Richmond, ant
from its peculiar locality In the heart of a very
rich and productive region of country, must be
point of accumulation for trade that will AWAY,
maintain there busy and fourishing population
That its generous citizens deserve success W.
know full well. and that they will have ii, we cen
slider fact deducible from the natural advantage.
of their location.
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.JaI,,es River.

There is no subject in the long catalogue which
engages the attention of the people and councils of
the city If Richmond. that can much exceed in in
terest and importance that ,of James River-the
deepening and maintaining in it of safe ebanne,
for vessels to approach our wharves. shockoe and
Gillie's Greeks have been most industrious,v en-
gagged for several months in heaping up trouble In
the shape of bars, in river, which ii will take
time and money to get rid of The improvements
that are going On in and around the city, have in
creased the quantity of earth carried down by
their currents TO the river and tbs bars projected
by them have increased with rapidly beyond
example in their previous achievements Gllie's
Greek 10 erecting bank at a most unfortunate To-
calty. and Immediately In the line Of vessels an
preaching tho wbarves.
Now. If these rnischievous streams are permit.
ted to 20 on with their work, the channel of thu
river win be forced 70 the south side and vessel.
cannot reach our wharves To prevent H. two
things should be done: LIST The bars dredred ont;
and "a. Such precautions in building CUTTERS and
disposisg Of new earth. rs viii diminish the wash.
Tags ma the creeks. These matters are to be A.
tsndsd to, indisperssbly.
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DIED,

DIED,
y.r,ra.y. ID, isstant. At 17es,ess Sss o rr y.
c,isst sitissns Of this place, WILL = h1 =
ssrs 49,. &C. and .eau.in.ane.s. @ shcss e the
e,y - re,necafuy invited 70 I'd BIZ -. -
ma w. esdssl evenings ct 4oelssk rom e r.
ddencs II hocketfs. ,..,x
rus.d., evening July ist JOHN WOoDCoGA'
infant ~ Msry Fannie r. and Z. = kseland:
The sr;sr1s Of tbs family sre requf sfsd @ III III
~, srr.,.i f,om The r.sidence Of John Woodeosk, on
F,snhIin street. this afternoon ct 4 o'clock
q, s,e IL instant. 1t the residence q Wm. W.
v.i.;.sr Mspeh, ster, LUCY HATCHER daughter
~ I.me. n and Pauline Wes'ser..
The frisuds and aequaintanccs OF the family are
vi,.d to attend her funeral this aftsrnoon, d y
o'clock. "a
\, tb;. civ. ON Tuesday, the Let instant, o I
,,.1arL N BETTE BLAIR. eidest Child Of ;. ?
80 a w.tkins. in the 7,h yesT ct her age.
Tn. relatives and friends of the family are inv..1
r. .ttend her funeral this "Wednesday morning - ~
O'clock from the residence OF her fatne,, coins
ION ana Marshall Streets without further inv,.a-
ton. -.., =.
I'm Thursday norning July l. at ne rsndenes r o.
III father Mr. Lawrence Martin, Mr. miChAbL
MA RTIN In the 9th year Of his age
HI. friends and thos. Of the family ste invtea y.
..tend the funeral this afternoon at O'CLOCK from OF
Peters Church, without further notice. -
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Oar British Relations and Domestic Com

AS was anticipated, the news published by us
yesterday morning received by the propeller
North America, at Quebec. announced that the
British Cabinet had determined not to dismiss Mr.
DALLAS. That was the only sensible course for
the Ministry to pursue and like sensible men
they have determined upon it.
Now we are not to have war with Great
Britain, we trust the good sense of Congress will
settle that troublesome Kansas question by a fair
and just measure, that will provide sure
means for the undisturbed regulation by the PEG.
pie of Kansas of their own affairs in their own
way. That DONE the Sumner fzzle will die out,
we believe it dead now, but for the excitement
which the discussion in Congress win possibly
keep up tor a little whiie--next, we shall defeat
Mr.. FREMONT and his dark party, with their dark
designs-elect anton man of reliability, who will
administer the government justly to North and
South, and we trust the Union will go on harmoni
ously and prosperousl as if the vermin who have
been annoying it had never existed
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PRISONERS ARHIvAL-On Monday afternoon
Ed Duffel convicted in Lynchburg ofkilling Polly
prisoners. for the Penitentiary, In care of the
Sheriff Duffeli is very young man, of handsome
features, and very genteel appearance. 1t was in
deed a sad sight TO see a fellow creature, lust in
the morning of life about to entomb in the cell OF
State prison every expectation and hope of the
future.
A petition very extensively and respectfully
signed had been gotten up to procure his pardon
by the Executive. but that gentleman seeing no
ground to warrant action on his part declined in.
terferring with the course of the law
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Rumered kxpeai,iop for M.,,c.

NEW YORK. July THE Heratd say. that an
armed expedition ia forming here and In seyer,l
Southern ciies TO proceed Mexico and assist the
government Of that country. '-'
The Instruction In Venezuela Ia beeom;n. 40.
rious-ths insurgents had captured four town and
were marching on Bolivar. '''
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The Tunstali Monument.

Among the greatest benefactors of this city who
have lived was WHITMELL p. TUNsTALL The
Danville Railroad would probably never have
been constructed had he never devoted his talents
aud his influence to IL support. The Railroad is
one of the most important trba taries to the trade
and prosperity of this city. as all our citizens now
know and concede.
1t is peculiarly appropriate then that the people
of Richmond should join in testimonial to the
memory of the man who contributed 50 much to
their benefit. We are sure they, themselves, en-
terrain this sentiment, and will readily show 1t by
their acts
The Rev. S. s. BRYANT of Danville, one of the
Committee of the Tunstall Monument, is now in
this city, and will, to day, together with Mr.. H. L
KENT, of our city, call on the citizens for contribu
tions towards the construction of the Monument.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-02

CooPER's NAVAL HISTORY TO 1856 -Messrs
STRINGER & TOWNSEND of New York have just
issued an addition of Cooper's History of the
Navy of the United States. abridged in one vol
ume, and continued TO 1856 from the authors man.
uscripts and other authentic sources-with illns
trations This is . valuable book For sale by
i w. RANDOLPH.
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'9JsGCf1x NoTTCU9.


q ertIc:isr r:s,s &c : .ns bo CS",
Cs M,.,.. war -C.ats B. Ia. rsssk Binford, J.o
ii shcck Joseph g. Dill. Va. a Charters Elisha
Sv,IIsssr. Jcrn ". eeveridrs, James r. waller, D.
" asnndsra- Richard q. Crouch. James T. Bray,
lanes b Thomas r. C. Eppes, Or. John W Fower'
Jno Blair VIM @. Youns, jos. u ocoae, y =, n %
ram. Albert Blair, J. C. HsllswelL g: Wera, w
A. Grimm. John Haley, Dr.. q w niown, =, Tho 3,
II oussisss Jas n Msy, Geo. " smith, rhIfg mar
rison. Edward Bresden, Robt Deny; Goo: g. VIM,
Rohs Taylor. Alfred Binford. l. d. Harsid. 0eorae
Soss.,,y n n white n Baldwin, Jno. r. stage,
Robf Mornss, John n. Murray.
Madison Yard. Robt A. Csskie, jas. Gordon Ho-
race Brs<deu w. w. Sssaee, II. w. Fry, Jr., Pow
hstnp Weisirer Jno H Norton. Harry =. seldom,
Geo ". 0rettsf. Robt L. Dickinson T. n Dibreii,
Jno. H. Richardson. Geo. Baldwin, Gee r bsseJ,
Richard Fox Chas. HsrtweE> Norborne Norton.
John +. Blair. Oscar Cosby, Wys:s M Elliott, Peter
Teasle. n. r. Wall er, Jesse Whery, ~ M: Lips
eou d Geo Robson Wa w. Valentine, John Fry,
Gee Robe tson. Jr., DR.. r.. n. Pullism Chas Allen
Jeeerson Ward WIN. T. Trusmsn, r. II, Butter,
c. j. sinson, VIM. h. Tyler, Edward 2. Dudley, jas
NJ Talbot, Robt H. siyl'. Luthsr Libby: Geo Ball,
VIM Brown. g. Jacobs VIM. @. Duke JAS. b.
Gibb Geo. A. Pearcs, Jacob Ezekiel, VIM. p. Butler,
Thos n. Wynn., Jno. N Hohson. John +. Stith,
Thos Harrison John C. Page. franklin StearDs ste
pheu Hunter, VIM. Taylor, Charles Millspausb, HaI-
met A. Pearce, George c. Wilde.
You sro hereby requested to meet punctuslly This
EVENING, st 81 O'Clock, ct Goddins Ball, imme.
diately after the adjournment Of the Oid Line Wing
meeting II IL presumed there will be full mes tin
In order to the transaction Of very important business
Byorder Jy -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-02

DR. Barnard, of Norfolk Va lost q negro wo.
man and three children by the underground rail.
road last week
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Arrival m ai,. 6,,....

HALIFAX, July ], sP. M-The steamer Canada
Vim dates from Liverpool to the olss June--shres
days latsr-has arrived herr, No novs vel.
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NAVAL ENaINEERs.-Ths Board of Naval Engi-
neers in Washington, has concluded its sessions
Among those promoted was p. Henry Taylor Of
Richmond, from third assistant to second assistant
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AMONG THE LETTERS detained in the Norfolk
post office for non-paymeht is one for Mary Col
brook of Richmond
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u The Ph0texraph, multiplied nd iufini
plate and tho brilliant DAcuERREoTYPE-sli can be
gotten finished in the most elaborate manner, at
BENDAEN'S Photographic Gallery, and that, too,
upon the most reasonable terms. Call and examine
specimens 10 Main street. next door above Mitch.
ell Tyier's
FOR RENT-Two most desirable front rooms over
my Gallery, suitable for single gentlemen.
jy 2-3tf DANL BENDANN.
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OLD PoINT-There were $50 visitors at the II Y
geix Hotel, Old Point, on Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-02

~ Now is the Day 1000 yards Of the
finest Lawns to be off at N EZEKIELS cheap
soreThe ladies will please bear in mind that this 10
the day (Wednr sday) that intend to sell off large
lot of the finest FRENCH LAWNS and JACONETS,
comprising 1000 yards of rich styles aud qualities.
for the low price of q nine-pence the yaro, really
worth double the money. Call early and select.
N. EZEKIEL.
iva Next door to P. K Whites Shoe Saloon.
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At this season Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus prevails
caused by the OF green fruit and excessive heat
We would advise all 10 Green Ginger Cordial
Upon the frat symptoms especially afie caring, it
will prevent many days Of sickness. Dilated with
w.ter it mask n cool and refreshing b.veTase II h
cheap aud far superior to any extract made from the
dry root No family should be without it, To the
traveller il il invalu.ble ie 2-As
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THE WANDERER.-by the author of "The
Waterman" &c. This book is styled "a tale of
Lilies Vcissitudes," caption that of course is
very taking. 1t is issued handsomely by E. D.
Long, New York. For sale by G.. M. WEST.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

N'tHMUNEIs guIV I, }NlH.
TIE President and Directors sf the
Bank OF Virginia has declared dividend Of four
for the last six mouths subject 10 the d~ducien u
per cent hc..s to the State which leavss
icur Pc, cent, or e2se per share payable 70 the
~ 3-1w eAIpL MARX, CashIss.
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There are about IS visitors 1t the Monroe co /.
VI. bed sulphur Springs. W.
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~ White Grease! White Grease This
10 the best and st economical Grease ever known,
for the axles of wagons carriages omnihnsses carts
&C., and for sll rough gearing cog wheels, &c. II
does not the sxes in the hottest wea her. but
remains the same consistency winter and summer -
For sale in cans of and pounds and in kegs, by
MEADE BAKER, Druggists
1s6 N. w corner of Main and 10th streets.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. July l.
,u w.rrp THIS DAY AT O'CLOCK.

WATEN THIS
ARRIVED,
schr. Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore, mdze, w. ~
Sebr' Thomas c. wereIl, Griffin, Baltimore, ndze
w d. Colquitt Co.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, new IorA, Ho| anu
uusenRers LudIam l. Watson.
steamer Belvidere, Pri'chstt, Baltimore mo1
Ludlam Watson. ~ ny N
Schr. Ambition, Wroten, Norfolk, mdse' W. y
Colquitt Co. NJ. w
Schr Vandoor, Robbins md1s, Boston, ID. q w.
Currie. p; h.,
Schr. Bill Conway, Delany, down the hiver' oai'
las.
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~ Saratoga Water on 1ce.-We are just
in receipt of q supply of Saratoga Water. FRESH
from Congress Spring and which will he furnish:d
to cur toner COOL from the ice at all times du-
ring the warm weather.
MEADE 4 BAKER. Chemists,
1876 N. w. corner of Main and 10th streets.
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