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AUCTION sAIna.
FUTURE DAYS.
by Geadia Il Appcrssn.


BY Geddiu Il Apperssn.
81 n iNu ksS 3F E E1XnUEsLLENT GARDEN.
WIN be sold on tn CSDAY 9th OF September 1855
az u O'Clock A. M. a. North Run Meetinr Hou.e s..
mi, nor,a O. niehmoud by the Brook Plank Road
WI oe so'd o1 acres OF excellent Gardening Land.
having on It from 1000 to 1870 cordrof ~ al nnssiy
pine mover failing stream Of wster mss ,h,on.b
IL and two very fine SPRINGS 'A1S1sA
On this land sarfe f5ns .;tus,,or. e..
ana PONIES The business, Of Ice, gardeninr And wood
may ne carried on at this place with profit "ooo'
= rms land Is In half mile of tn. farrn. ~ 49,
oslAi lane and warwick, on the Plank RoaH 80 ~.
Joins the land Of Or. D,rracott aud othss pna
Txn.s-one-h.f c.sh the other half A. - no.
tor bond. bearing interest from the day Of sss NOV
60 0y deed Of trust upon the land " 'e'a'-
GoDDIs b APrERsoN, Aucts. ADnor:
7:30 ACRES ODE LAND IN HENRICo
! ~ ON THE PLANK ROAD. EIGHT NILS
AnovM RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AuCTIoNI
win be sold at auction ON the prem,es At II $500
M $50 acres of Wood Land, located al above ana a.
joining the land Of Mr.. Jas s. Rya Ii has upsr !,
smsn Jog house It will be divided into two tracts
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at and month.
tor negotiable notes interest added secured by trust
GoDDIN ApPERsoN,
SEQ Auctioneers,
HOUSE AND I.OT an BAKER Street
Il FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
o'clock. P. NJ, small House aud LIT on Southside
OF Baker street. TO St. Peter street. recently oc.
cupied by Mr.. Garnett Lowry, fronting 10 feet and
running back $50 feet to an alley.
TERMs,-One-third cash; balance at and months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till the notes are paid.
sea GODDIN & App RSON, Aucts
II EAUTIFUi. FARM On UNION HILL,
ID NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION.-Will be sold on the premises on FRIDAY,
18th September 1856, at O'Clock P. M that beaoti-
full Farm. now in the occupancy OF mr.. Henry w.
Tyler, containing 10 acres. situsted the New
Bridge road, one mile east of Richmond, adjoining
the lands OF Mrs. Picot and others.
The house has six rooms is and Handsomely
finished. Besides the dwelling there is good kitch
barn. able and ice house.
Persons disposed to purchase, are respectfully
quested to view the premises.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed, or title retained
se4 GODDIN l. APPERSON. Aucts.
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u BEAUTIFUL. FARM ON UNION HILL
ID NEAR RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUl
by Richard CnHth0rn.

HORSES. WAGON, &c. AT AUCTION.
L On SATURDAY 9Th inst. at 10 O'Clock, at the
lot near the Central Railroad Depot, l will sell two
good work Horses, 1 Wood Wagon. l Cart, l Mule,
Mich Cow, &c. r. CAUFHORN
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~ Dr. Coons, late Of 81. Louis, Mo. Of
fee and residence on Sd street, side, between
MAJ shall and Clay SITS. jy el-3m*
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Ieechrs, Iecrhes, Leeches.-I ha,

ry Lfechrs, aIVcFHts, Lctches.-I haVe
.saeeish Lseeaes which will be applied upon the
r.ast reasonable ;ermI,
: Cuppiag sni Leeching promptly attended
can be found At all hours. at the Hair Dressing
g,,rl uEc-r the American Hotel.
80 re HOBSON.
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SHERIDAN'S CALENDAK..--The fol.
- lowing old dish OF rhyme the weather has
been styled ''Sheridan's Rhyning Gale ndar:"
January snowy, July moppy,
February howy, August croppy,
March blowy, September poppy,
April show'ry, October breezy,
May how'ry, November wheezY,
June bow'ry, Dec smbsr freely.
j. W. RANDOLPH has published
COTTOMS Edition of Richardson's Virginia, North
Carolina Maryland and District of Columbia Al
manac for 1857; containing, besides the II Caien-
dsrpsges, Astronomical Calculations &c, a Jew
ish Calendar Gardeners Monthly Guide, Time of
the Courts Useful Receipts, Anecdotes. &c.-
Price &C.; 25s. per dozsn or $3.50 per gross.
A-d2,Ew1t
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TO. 4. HILL.

60 FOH LlykkROOl.-Te sscceed
~xH the ship Nusconsus~1h e ejo(est first clan
PhIadelphis ship JAMES "A Ysnsw o. her
passage to Bermuda HandreA, and hsslse mos OF
her osrso an red viii be lpsde1 without delay toS
freight apply % PALMkk = CLOPTuh
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NiVliCA..-l'hc Daherr1e0r Weeaee - I1x-
/ chass Onr HuA DaEp THuusAn M pcundo tnuk-
ING TOBACCO, clean 81 stems. 70 - delivered BE-
fore 7oth Septs nbss, Tor which the highest ma,sss
price viii b psid. N0kbOknG Nok1VM.
q 3-3ts
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Iainea Temple:
PHILADELPHIA June 9th, 1856
riot DE Grath: have been afflicted for thirteen
1tg's "rA neuralgia and other painful complaints,
aug nave oeea unable TO sleep aoundly walk any
I"Aaee tor roany years past. Last week got bot
Is Of Y'uF Electric Oh" The first night slept
sSuh'.; and vel, and to-day am like new man.
1a5 VIE could not believe her eyes Your Electric
~ mas c'le IN week what the physicians OF Phi
'A1ep5'e laisd TO do 10 thirteen years.
OIa eigly yours, Rev. JAMES TEMPLE,
49, so South street
:, Sod BY PURCELL, LADD X CO, RleAmond, and
s.Iatk's's IN every town. Principal Depot, No. 80
Do-n ga street, Philada. Beware of dangerous
"'Nu1etlelS. gu lo--ts
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Co-PARrN1ReE1p -

= - = &Nk18&00IH. M
- - n -
u 1890 III k;.HssHIP.-we have fhis Ssy
ANTI SIr s With - IN business d ri PTHx2
49, The bssinem WIN hsrcsfter ~ .an1..s.s
unn ~. me nrm Of VAN-LEW, TAYLOR M
10y :. .eo1-lvs vAN-LEW & TAYI0R
I .r! n. nn,THkRsHIP...The mud 49, ..-11
s.ye OF Wa. rALMER SON co. far ths ,, me
ess 81 svs g. The A.essu. mpemsn. aud
lately Occupied by sh 0e stand No 90 Main street
WIN. PALMER
WIN. II. PALMER
Richmond, Sept. 1, la5a. :. ,,e
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FA!scisn. Richmond Va
~ ONCE On Governor street, near the Richmond
-'-'s au 80 -d3m
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EDWARD Y CANNON, Trustee
GoDDIN 4 APpERsos Aucts an 29-r(
sALE OF yALUA.
~ RI.E REAL n.SEATE. ON aYRD. BETWEEN

CONMISSIONERs' SALE OF VALUA.
u BILE REAL ESTATE ON SYRD, BETWEEN
9TH AND 10TH STREETS.-By virtue of decree OF
on the day of June, 1855, in the case of "Vickers
against Bisset" &c. shall proceed TO SELL at public
auction on the premises, on FRIDAY. the 18th day
of September, 1885, the real estate referred 10 IN tne
plaintiffs bill consisting of an excellent Granite trent
Tenement fronting 20 feet the south side OF BYRD
steee running back $50 feet alley ID feet wide
TERMseOne fourth cash; balance at 4. and IL
months for negotiable notes. and title retained till
last note is paid. The taxes and insurance for the
present year to be paid BY tbs purchaser.
M.JohsSSNonE Commissioners.
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MEADE Il BAkEh
Nl CHEMISTS, PHARMACEUTISTS,

AL ~
1885, N w. of Main aud 10Th strees just above
the new Custom House, Richmond, Va.
Offer physicians and families perfectly fresh stock
of reliable Drugs, Chemicals and Medicines, Fancy
Articles; Spices, ground and unground Surgical In
struments and Appliances; the finest imported CT
gars; the best brands Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
and every article usually found in first class Drug
store on good terms a. they can be had elsewhere
in the country. RICHARD II. MEADE.
r. ROBERTS BAKER,
Graduate of Philadelphis College of Pharmacy.
ciu
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CALTPETRE...lO kegs reflned Saltpe
'ie' JUS ''s'' -"- = ABoDEKER.
80 No 10 Main Ut.
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"a STOP THE RUNAWAY -Rana.

Ia STOP THE RUNAWAY..-Raua.
eW way from Jail Saturday night last, a
H black boy. about Is years of age; has scar en-
~ his right knee; no other mark recollected We
SaA will give the usual reward and expenses if de-
livered to in sichmond. His name is ALFRED
alias TONEY. His want of information as to travel
ius will no doubt his being caught Def re he
can reach Fauquier county, from whence he came -
He ia the property of Mr.. Ro. L.. Martin of said
county. He had on no hat or shoes when he left
ga Pts PULLiAM l. DAVIS.
IN KANANVAY-SIJ KEWAKD.-Lnst
ETf Sunday, August Gath, negro man named
kIRICHARD CURRY, feet 10 inches high
~ about "a or p yeais old, ginger cake color, has
-. his hair tied up in small strings, had on a sum
mer suit. white coat, pair of check pants sud e
wheat straw hat.
reward of fifteen dollars will be paid for his de.
livery to me in Richmond.
HIRAM CARNELL,
re I-6t* Brook Avenue.
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TIP. WiIbncher, Dealer In Liquors
Vines Cigars, &c. Nc. EOS Main street, Richmond,
u, my 3l-ts
r. The American Hotel, Stauntou--A. n.
BRECKENRIDGE CO, Proprietors, Z. l.. Dib-
Is.l late OF LyRGhburg, Superintendent.
l.. 2ru
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70 is
a. The SUMNER --Its Diseases !--The


H4MPToNS VEGETABLE TTNCTURE.
We have the strongest assurance of the good effects
OF this medicine in Cholera Morbus, Diarrh9a, and
diseases of the Bowels incident to the 1t in
Vigorstes the stomach and bowels and renders the
system great assistance in mbating tho approach
of indeed all forms of disease.
Mr.. VIM. High, No. 1876 South Paca street, Bait,
cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous dis
Mr.. Edwin NJ spranklin No q Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful case of Scrofuis of years
standing lost number Of pieces of bone, restored
to health.
Miss Mary sco6eld Tencher No. $50 Baltimore st.
Her case after years of suffering has astoniahed her
friends. Let the afflicted call and see her.
HEREDITARY SCROFULA
A boy in the family of The Hon w. p Thsmasson,
member of Congress from Kentucky,
inside cut, protruding tbs eyebslls pro-
duce blindness. He was cured by Hamptcn's Vege-
table Tincture.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. WIN. Oldham, Of Baltimore custom-h house, suf
fered from these compoints for 18 months with body
and mind severely affected. He was cu ed by Hsmp-
toms Vegetable Tincture after other things failed.
COUGH, CONsUMPTION &c.
Mr.. Henry C. VIM had Cough for five years
great weakness etc. had in all, five six physicians
tried all the remedies, but was cured only by
HdMPTONS PROFITABLE TINCTURE.
By its mild action the stomach liver and the kid
neys, will cure Dyspepsia Coughs, Asthma, Bronchial
and Lung affections, Pains IN the Back. Side and
Breast, Consumption, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Gout,
Neuralgia, Ffstuia, Piles Botoel Complaints, Worms
and Nervous DebRities and all diseases arising from
impure blood.
DELICATE CHILDREN.
One bottle will prove its superior virtue.
rs Il FEMdLE MEDICINE,
Hampton's Tncture cannot be excelled.
Sold by Q. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
l. CO, Richmond; BY Dr. COOKE, Fredsricksburg; by
81 the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER &
MoWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists aud Store.
keepers everywhere.
KN. 81 per bottle; bottles for &S.
jy 26-dActs
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FALL TRADE, 1856.

FALL TRADE, 1856.
J. wrLLINGHAM. B.r. TARDY.
WILLINGHAM G. TARDY,
Importers and wholesale dealers in
Foreign, Domestic, staple and Fancy
D r Z GOODS,
No ID PEARL ST, RICHMOND, VA,
ransra stock Of Fall and Wiptssr nR h sIge and
which they ask the attention of merchants visiting
this market. They make claims to superior ad.
or buyers but that they possess advantages
equal to any, and solicit confidently an examination
oil their stock. Ee.ow they enumerate few of the
Brown and Bleached Shirtings and Sheetings, of
ell he different widths.
Sattirets; 81 and 81 Fulied Cloths
Plaid Linseys, at all prices
Large stock OF Blankets
English and American Prints, all grades
Co6urgs De LANES Aipac6s
Ginghams, and Ladies Dress Goods
Cloths and CassineTts
Shawls, Cioaks and Nantes
With general stock of Hosiery, Gloves, Spool
Cotton, Threads, &c,
TEams-six months credit, or per cent dite9qnt
for cash. WiLLlNGhAM iAhDi'
svI have engaged with Messrs. VIII,
LlNGHAM Il TAkDY for the FAN Tiade, ana wIll
bs pleased to have my friends call on me, promising
every effort to give thcm satstaclnn ,no in
The Commission business of HUNT BRO viii
be attended heretofore by our senior 10
"n Ok sal-. w,,i i''u'A y '' DR. HUNT.
N E.TINY UEMUNsEhATkD.--P
sor l. 3 respectfully informs the ladies' ana gan
tIe,nen of Richmond end vicinity, that lnfornanon
will be given in al the affairs relating to life-such Is
sickness or health wealth, love, marriage Journeys
law suits difficulties in business, absent friends ei
riches lie gsces estate, and all concerns OF me-
ANY person wishing to know True and coract stats
mept of all things-paet present ami futufe-nus'
bripg or send their age.
TERms--50 cents, each. Cures will eso pc mace
(whte, OF coor,l of all the following diseases
Chronic cases. Sores, Ulcers, Bolts. Wasting OF the
Body, scrofulas Consumption, Cancers Coughs, SPIT
Ache Pains in the Limbs, and all kinds OF DistemP'
Apply in Adams Valley, I'd house from corner OF
18TH on Poplar street. opposite Lancasterial School,
over the creek, Mo. z, Prof s. on the door
Advice given free to the poor and afflicted. No
advice given 10 people of color only ON sickness MOI
after rundown. ne l---,ms
TURNING EsTABI4isHhiENT.-. he
j subscriber has taken the Turning Establishment,
neer Haxalls Mill, formerly Mr. Belvin's. He he's
all the facilities TO do Turning the lowest terms,
and the neslest Thankful tor past fsvors he
homes TO merit continuance Of the same. Orders
may be left at Mr. Belyin's Furniture store.
se T. Inn sTEfHEH GHILDhFf.
IOFFEE.--IOOO bags his, Laynayra
" ard Java Csffee for saie by
se3 r. II sKlHKER Co. Caryst.
MOLASsEs.-.Go0dr re boiled ll0iasses,
lvl in hhds, herces ana bbls, for sale by
ss3 e. n. SKINNER u CO., Cary G.
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RUNAWAYS.

N RUNAWAY, from my Farm. in Hen
GY rico county, on Tuesday, the I'd inst, negro
Man named CYRUS the property of Mr. Jas
n Carter. When last seen, he was in the neigh
- borhood OF Sidney; where his mother lives
1t is key he is lurking about that eghborhood He
is about 20 years old 1 will pay $40 reward, if de-
livered to me. JAS. M. TAYLOR.
Alta
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nUPONT,s POWDkR.-lOOo kcCs Du;
IL pont,s =, ~ and FFF Gunpowder; Eff and
Easle Cenistsr do; FfF and Eagle qusrtsf kegs DO;
o., kass Dupont's Blazing Powder 100000 feet sale
s .a@ ~ EDWIN WORKMAN co.
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W Eatchelor's Hair Dye.--Twenty years
y, and application justlfy the opIetor in
@FFHEting tins the best Hair Dye in existence.
j. 1Jes 1iack or brown instantly, without the least
~!u'y to hair or SKIN Made aud sold, or applied lin
- private rooms1 at Bachelors Wig fa:.ory,
-, roadway, New YORK.
lie genuine for sale by
an sENnETr, BEERS FISHER,
~ 'o--1'fn i25 Main strsst,
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~ Good News for the Ladies !! {! !--Opcn-
ng this morning. at N. EZEKlELS Cheap Store
1900 yards superior new styles Jaconetts and Lawns
to be run off only nine pence ths yard; in this
lot are some of the finest ard good collars
and richly worth from 20 to p cents the yard, really
cheap; $500 yards superior fine Rich Organizes and
French Jaconetts splendid styles and oolors, worth
from IS cents to 57t, will be of at only sh
ling the yard This lot ia well worth the attention of
purchasers 1000 yards really handsome style Lawns
which will be off at only 81 cen!s the yard worth
nearly double together with many other new and
desirable styles of gosds that will sell of equally
cheap to close one the summer stock on hand.
N. EZEKiELS Cheap Store No. IS,
Main St, next door TO 2. X. Whites
i've Boot and Shoe saloon,
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\otItE.--The members of the Virginia
nIA's AgrlcniIursi Society residing in the city
- Nshu9nd. VIII be summoned 10 meet, tue
~ tUaa hioNDAY In October next, at the City Hail,
Fs4e purpose OF eiecrins sixteen members TO the
assembly. Life members, and every such
Co Hl1e member of tn. Society shall satisfy the
49, tii''l"hef conducting the election. that be has
r. i-s snAna dues who shall then pay the "a ue,
-, emitted TO vote. Accounts Of annual members
a5's been pul into til inds of Mr. James A August
r, = az authorized agent 10 recsiye the same The
suon Of his receipt To the Commissioner at the
hgbt to vote " '0
Anil CH. b. WILLIAMS, Sec'y and Treas,
Va Gtsta A Coz
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PHILADELPHIA, June 9th, 1856

" Afflicted thirteen years and cUred In
on WttK.-kead the following letter from the Rev.
JsrE.
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L H:-.so. eaI aud gross nerrinks
8. H''a Asekeyei. For sa.e By
sfZER 4 PhAuP, "a Msin ct.
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nhlCL LIU fSAf, F4f if..- Pers0us GRO.
pS.lIs TO erect any building upon the far
fa " cover articles for Exhi bition respect
.ss isq4es'e1 10 DO before the LIST OF DC ober
Tbos s' a, upon he undersigned fot positions
NSfe theni pu, Ia repair by that time
,ra CHARLES DJMMOCK,
-n Chef Marshall
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~FAIL TRADE m
I 3 5 d! w
THE GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND
CAP MANUFACToRY AND DEPOT.
JOHN DooLEY, 81 Main Street,

ARRIVED BY EXPREsS TO-
DAY, 500 pair of Morocco Slippers, at rs
,s cents = good article.
Also, large lot of Trunks, which are selling
low TOR cash. If you want Trunk Valise, Carpet
Bag Satchel, pair of Shoes Boots for Is per
less than any other store, call tho Metropolitan
store C.. q. MAURICE,
au "a ISL Main ST. Eagle SQUARE.
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| IhEsE.--1O boxes New York Cheese;
:. cases fine Apple do. FOR sale by
stZER a. FHAuP. "a Main ct.
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EEL have engaged with Messrs. Will,
BINGHAM 4 TARDY for the Fail TIade, ana VIII
be pleased to have my friends call on me, promising
every effort to give thom satIsfactl IN ~
The Commission business of HUNT BRO viii
be attended heretofore by our senior partner 10
- Co. DR.. HUNT.
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T OTIS IN EULTON.--After the foregoing
IL sale, will be sold several lots in Fulton" the
North side of Graham street, between Erin and Gil
liam streets, each fronting 80 feet running back 0
feet to alley and oj1ning the late residence OF
Mr. Joseph Wear.
TERMs-One third cash; balance at 8 and months,
bearing interest. GUDDLN 4 APPERSON,
au 26-tds Auctoneers.
p S.-Aftsr the foregoing SALE will be sold
framed dwelling, State street, Fulton containing
rooms besides an excellent well of water in the
ard.
sci GODDIN APPERSON.
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3 THE1 HAVE COM E...ThOse La.
dies who have been waiting for Morocco
and Kid SLIPPERS are informed that they
have arrived at last. and unusually pretty and
good.
have also received In addition
Ladies' Heel Cater Boots. very pretty article.
s. Colored 81 so Caters.
Morocco Ties
Ladies in want of anything in my line can get it BY
calling at No. Is Main street. -
Z ID A n l.
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Sale by GoDDiN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
An n -tda

TWO SMALL TENEMENTS ON OS.
i BORN TURNPIKE.-lmmedi ately after the
above sale. will be sold small framed Tensments
ana Lo 9, each fronting on the east side of Osbnn
Turnpike Road, II feet, inches, and running back
100 feet.
ErERms-One-fourth cssh; balance at 6, and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed, or title retained
ss5 GODUIN & APPERSON, Aucts
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NOLABSES.-.GoOdr re boiled AlOiasses,
lvl in hhds, herces and bills, for sale BY
ss3 e. H. 6KIHkER l. CO., Cary 1t.
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TURNING ESTABLisHMENT... he
j subscriber has taken the Turning Establishment
ali the facilities TO do Turning the lowest terms
and the pesleat manner. Thankful past fsyors he
homes 10 merit q continuance of the same. Orders
NAV be left at Mr. Beyin's Furniture store.
se l. Inns STEPHEN CHILDRFY.
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= HOES AND BOOTS MADE TO ORDER.
~ --MR. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent in
gentlemen's department; Mr.. JOHN KIMPEL, do,
do Ladies' do. ts
The subscriber having In his employment the above
named Cutters, vino known to be equal to any In
the State, respectfully to the public that
he il prepared to have made order in the nsatest
style, every description of Ladder and Gentlemen's
Boots, Caters or Shoes of any style desired.
HENRY w. QUAKLES;
IA 10 No Ii Pearl afr
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IT. Is GIVEN UP ny EVERY
LADY, that the IS cents and dollar Moroc-
co Slippers which are sold by C. g. MAUI
RICE this season, are the best for the mepey that
have still left on hand shout 7eo pair and il you are
in want it would be well for you to call before they
all Come at once, don't put It off till they
ale ell gone and then say, Nell, that's always the
case, Pm always too late for the batsainsv
C.S. MAURICE,
se3 15I Main st., Eagle Square.
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/ j. +. Cady, formerly connected with the Louisi-
ana press. and latterly . newspaper corrsspcn-
dentin Nicaragua died at San Juan del Sud, of
cholera. 80
to Whsatlsnd. q paint portrait Of Mr. Buchanan.
Mr.. Thackeray has been engaged to.delver hid
lectures on the -Four George before tho philo-
sophicai instisutiou Of Fdinburg.
/ The Duke of liedford snd thA Marquis Of West
minister have eonsrIbuted each t50O00 towards
the erectiosof new churehss II London
/ "A country editor shinks that Richslisu who q.
ossht q. haye spoken god word lor the, seie-
sefs. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-19

FREE SCHOOLS IN CHARLEsToN-Itis Ia said that
the statement that the free school system went in
to operation in Charleston, 8. c. for the frat time
nthe fourth OF July, was mistake. A change
in the free school system was the event which
was celebrated on that occasion. Charleston has
had free schools for many years. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-19
J rmr cHoLrRA A. poaro Rlco-A lstser iton

TIE CHOLERA At PORTO Rico-A letter ffon
Guayams, dated July 1.sAyE
The cholera, which had nearly disappeared =
tho ialand, has, withia short trns since egAi.
made ts appearance at Ham.eao on sns s esss sna /.
had originally broken cuk Il Aas thus ~ BEEN
extremely yirulent and the Mortality, partscsa9ly
snong fke uearoee on the estates, has been sevepe
Nanv Others smoug the whites had also hnen W.
lima: last adviees thence report thirty destos
daily. Tho epidemic has also appeared g Cf.o
.his isisnd Nearly ~ thas could leave that isap4
havs doue %, and Al bnsness = q conpsese
ssro.r fesrs are entertained that thls seo.s1s
il noyS eavsee the south SIDE cf the tslene wnsca
- thns ~ escaped 6hoald y reach 80, fonces
q and psGss 81 ssss, yssS IS 8.
ehisf csused Win be immenss, - scarcely en g.
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