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THE Son OF THE LATE DOUGLASS JERRoLD-The Sc
cond son of the late Douglass Jerrold of England.
passed through our city yesterday, and is now in
Richmond. Mr. Jerrold, Jr., has been in this cOun-
try some two years, and returns from Nicaragna
and the extreme South, where he has added 70 his
brilliant literary dgc.-I.tersbUy, Ta., De
n0crat Of Saturday.
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LArEn FEoN NEw MnxIeo-We gather tho FOLLOW

LATER FROM New MBxIco.-We gather the fellow
ing from the Santa Fe Gazette of May 30th:
General Garland commander of the military de-
partment of this district was at Santa Fe.
We are happy to learn that Col. Grayson, u. s.
A., who has been for more than two weeks confined
to his room dangerously ill, is now pronounced ont
of danger and rapidly recovering.
Capt. Ewell. lst dragons, took the field against
the ella Apaches, on the Sd of May, in command
of about 40 horse. Lieuts. A B. Chaman and B
+. Davis were the officers on duty with Capt Ewell
| Near Socorro four herders had been murdered
| by Indians, and about 600 sheep killed.
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A PRINTER TO THE Lisr.-During the last moments
Of Vim, n Rochester Printer, who lately died, lac
heard 10 say, having roapsed into senli-deli-
rious state: II my last stickfull; ana coming
to a paragraph, and suppose III have to wait for
old death to put in the period
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-13

THEDD0RE PARKERs LAsT.-The Worcester Mass
Spy, says that at recent lecture delivered by thir
eccentric preacher on the progress Of Despotsnl,
he said that "the Government had become 80 dege.
nersts, that the rulers had stricken the figure OF
Liberty from the coins of the country, and put in
its place on the new cent, an ugly looking yul
ture."
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) RE.p5y9ED, y TISsLsT PAD,
FRANKLIN skTTREEs.
DEIDGF0RD 4 co, General Commis-
y son -ui Forwarding Merchants. On the Do K
.-.-s-al "a.
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YELLOW FEVER AT RI0.-The Correiro Mercantel,
of Rio dc Janeiro Of May 2sth states that the yell
low fever had almost disappeared, there being but
city Of Rio. among more than three hundred thou
sand inhabitants. From the lst of May to the 9Th
the quantity Of coffee shipped, Isl ,5l7 bags.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-13

EsIaS,rIos.-purser Edward d. Reynolds, of the
United States Navy who was recently ordered TO
the u g. frigste Mississippi, bound to the East Ia
dies has resigned his commission.
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Tza FOR RENT.-The upper part of
LII the House Kitchen, &c occupied by u.s. suit.
able tor q large family Millinery establishment
having sly large rooms, servants rooms &c Apply to
le Ti-tf DAVID y JONES 4 (0
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PUNISHMENT FOR MAysLAuGafER.-In Columbia,
:. c., court of magistrates, Thursday, convict
81 Evan, negro, of the manslaughter of another.
negro and sentenced him TO three hundred and six
ty lashss, six months imprisonment and transpor-
Ia ton.
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TINS 0rGHr NOT TO BE-Whiie the United States
have not single line Of steamers connecting them
with Brazil there are no less than eight European
lines
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-13

A "DBAD RABBITS" FUSERAL.-A member of the
rowdy organization of "Dead Rabbits" who were
prominent in the late terrible New York riot was
buried at Greenpoint Tuesday last and the
Brooklyn Eagle, in describing the scene, SAYS:
They were motley set Some had on fire caps
and no shoes, some hats and coats some hreechea
and an apology for a shirt, some had clean shirt
and torn trowscrs, some we're i'll tolorable decent
trim, but those We're few and far between. 4 pur-
ton of them called at the Eastern District Hotel
in National avenue, on their way to the cemetery
They got what they called for, ate all they could
get and then marched OFF without paying the pro
prietsr.
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1nilN NJ nANIES

I1IN ". DAVIES,
j DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
t4rEIY BROWN STONE AND g GRANITE,
N4!s sTEgyT, BETWEEN sfG ASa 9TE RS.
MONUMENTS. TOMBS. HEAD PIECES,
70 ~., sr3 store FToats Window and Door Sils, &c.
u--r.a firouz4s enclosed With stone and Iron Rail
49,. . Fr-t pseiBiuIa awarded by the Mechanics In
..r.. sa4 A4rgculturai SycIety ci Virginia.
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MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAs.-Captain Bassett, of
chip Ceylon, which arrived at Boston Wednes-
day, from Penang, reports that Mr.. J. Henry Gould
first mate OF the ship, was stabbed on board, May
II, by Littleton Goodman, searn6n, and died MAY
%. The harbor police took the murderer into Gus
tody, and delivered him to the U. 8. marshal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-13

sfFa HOUSE FOR RENT.-A house and
Lii lot situated on 81 and Marshall streets, in re
tred part OF the city having ubout six rooms. woi
OF E31l water on the premises and suitable for 4
small FAMILY X, at $3.50 per annum 10 a responsible
tenant. Apply to
r. JOHNSTON, TX. j. MeKiioa
Jy Z-2awts Ii6 Main street
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BOARDING, &c.

ROARDlAG.-For Rent with Board, by
~ ,hS yelT er month, pleasant rooms on the second
49, ihfd HOOgs OF house, en- Eth street, between
i2n " and Franklin. PerrOnu without childTen pre-
lurt Apply al this oinco. Jy 4-te
NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
y staunton, Virginia
NM b. GlLkSON, Proprietor.
'ruuihus"- tree OF charge. run in connection with
~ llot"i and tho Railroad Depot.
vH- Every attention il given 20 passengers who
N'h to depart BY either Of the lines Of travel.
my y1tln
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BEAUTIFUL TRuMpEr.--Tbera ;snow

BEAUTIFUL TRUMPET.-There is now he
ing made in Baltimore, silver speaking trumpet
Designed as present To tho officers Of the hrio
sally hct'ee, of Richmond, new vessel inst buiIf
ny Mr' AbrHhams, by whom the trumpet will be
lorm OF d shell, is handsomely chased, Will. the
other portions are elaborately iutermixed. A
shield IN the centre bears the name of the vessel
with chased portrait of Miss Sally McCee. in the
modern style OF dress. The bell of the trunnat
reprcrents Neptune seated On his car and irnv,,L,
four dolphns, surrounded by appropriate omhlem.
OF the sea- mn
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FILIIBUsTER PROVIDED YoR.-Florcs, the EXPIRE
sident of Ecuador. who has often figured In abor
tive revolts and fllbustoring attempts to recover
which Republic he is Il native has a sugar planta-
tion there upon which he designs settng his faIni
ly and the Congress OF Venezuela, in confederation
Of his services III the war of independence voted
him $4,000 and the office Of generalin-Chef of the
armies OF Venezuela. 80 it is likely We shall hear
no more of his hllibustering attempts against
Ecuador
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~ FOR RENT.-The residence Of
III Mons Paul is for rent. For terms apply AT the
office of tho French Consul or to Jos. Ahen, Esq
Jy+ T.. u. COOK & co. Auct-
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S,Ls OF INDIAN TRUST LASps--A letter from K
= Stevens, Esq, commissioner to superinteud the
sale1 Of Wea, piankeshaw, kaskaokia, and Peoria
trust lands dated at Paols. Kansas Territory June
~ 1857, states that, in accordance with the proca-
nation Of the President aud the instructions hU
had received from the department., hc commenced
the sale Wednesday the oath ult. at 10 O'clock,
A. NJ, but the building for his accommodation
had not been completed, lac lad adjourned the sale
until the 18th, which day seTeRty-eiBht parcels
OF land sold. The noXt day ninety-six parcels
sold, which is about the quantity expected to
bs sold each day. He had not found il necessary TO
make any r-quistion upon tho officer i'll command at
Fort LeavsnwOrth Vr troops, and trusted that n0th
ing would during the sGe to require any such
requisition. large number Of people were il at
tendance from almost every state in the | nion and
tho very best Of feeling prevailed, and not tho least
disturbance disqualification had arisen. Nearly
every piece VI land was claimed by settlers, and
t4ken at it's valuation. What was not taken in this
way brought generally three dollars an acre. HaV-
ing no troops, he had cmployed few picked men
- act 4 guard upon tho money received, aud he
had full corps Uf clerks, who wero constantly sni-
ployrd twelve hours day. The register and re-
csiver both ia attendance in the discharge Of
their dutrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-13

~ FOR RENT-A nice house ON
Iii Grace street, just out side the Corporation lin.
it's Apply to
iy2-ts GRTBRS & ANDERSON
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VERY EyAsIvE.--''WelI, Charles" said an employer
to his boy, who had been out collecting, did Mr..
;. give any more eyasiye answers Yes, sir, re-
piled the juvenile collector, "werry eyasiSe. lie
said as how he'd me d-d first"
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W. RICHARDSON
\. GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR
,..-.. n the rgllctan - CsIlne, Hiring out Ne-
-.s renting cut uous,z. md y general Commission
~ .,fH,c 18th street opposite Exchange Hotel.
us " Il ~ har,son, Rlchiaond, Va
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ITHE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS. nub-

l. lished syTw EExLY. would not willingly be lreak-
~, for any consideration, any suIIect, In any
20 be useful 10 the farmer especially and 10 sill poll
ticians and others open 10 c0nvictian or willing Ia
listen Ia reason. It's political friends having been
Gently demolished in tho late election il win support
Mr.. buchanan against the attacks Of the DeBlorrati
party, and is in the market for rayng subscribers,
without regard to creed nationality would
lief have those who can't read English any others,
they areh honest
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Oh FROM CoAL--Mr. Young, the proprietor of the
Paraflne Oil Works at Bathgate, Scotland testified
in lawsuit that the past year he made 400 900 gal
Ions Of iubricatng oil from rannel coal. which he
sold ut five shilngs ($il0) gallon, and that the
principal part of the money received was profit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-13

John Slack, formerly High sheriff Of Kanawhs
Co., Va, died on the ad inst,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-13

Mrs Lancaster, native Of Virginia, died In Spar
tansburg, y. Co. last week. at the age sf 1o2 years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-13

poIsoS IN the fISs LACB MISUFAcrURE-0ur
wealthy ladies who wear fine Brussels lace are gnO-
rant of the sad fact believe that in its prepara-
tiou the poor female operatives often lose their
lives by uhaing Il poison employed in removing
nnger-msrks from it. The poison il the carbonate
of lead applied in the form of powder, in the fin
ishing operation. portion of this is inhaled by
those who use it, and their health soon gives way.
Good wages generally paid to those lace opera
tivrs, but unhealthy is the busine-S-so fatal
has the lead poison proven in its effectsthat it is
only work Of dire necessity to engage in it, 1t is
"a sad reflection that many a rich piece OF lace worn
by lady has cost not merely a high price in mo
new but the life of fellow being Lace manutAc-
turers have long endeavored to find Il suitable
harmless substitute for carbonate Of lead but hith
erto in vain
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TERMS; 81. IN ADVANCE.

~ 6DFf{i l4SEhS AM btSI4f ENS MN.
The NrteS, having regaar, permanent semitweek-
ly circulation as large II net larger than any ether
newspaper among the farmers and substantial btls-
ness men OF Fredericksburg and this section Of Nif-
g1nia, Is confidently recommended As a ulcium Of
advertising surpassed by other In this place. IL
numbers among its readers those who are able To-
buy literally and pay promptly, and whose custom
would be valuable 10 business men.
Neither labor nor expense will be spared 20 make
tho Netes worth than u paid II by subscrt
beTs or advertisers.
Immediate applications. enclosing tie paoaeg, may
be made TO NEWS OFFICE,
SIS Frederic sbnra Va.
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NJ DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
III FRANKLIN AND 30 STREETS. FOR REN1
The Framed Dwelling at tine north east corner ~
frankiln and d streets, Is for rent and poss.sion
kitchen, &c. with vacant lot attached and il fur
nlehed with water and gas. The location il one or
tlie pest ami thu accommodations suitable for a
family Of moderate size.
~ S-6t TNyTop EvyvyTTrIara
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DISCHARGED FROM CUsT0DY.-Judge Leavitt Of Gin
cnuati, on Thursday discharged the deputy mar
shal and his assistants, from the custody of the
Sheriff of Clark county who held the parties for re-
sisting him in the discharge of his duties.
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"a FOR RENT-The new Brick ,-,.I,-ii;, Tona

III rnent on the Brooke Plank Road opposite ,ha
toil gate, one milo from Richmond. The huuss ia
necessary 9,it houses all new and ns yeil III vte
m the yard. Ii Is altogether most desirable resi-;
fenee for amy deing business In town and wish
ing to resids Il short distancein tho country For
terms, apply to 'o'
JOHN &Jy Y DARRACOTT
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- PEARL STREEr srnprs rn,,

5I:a kENr-Two Brick Stores on Pearl street nas,
ynpHo@te to the store Of NsssIs Stokes Kivss 10"
ii!ese tenements recently improved bv aT ani,,
fronts, &c. have beon enlarged and extended m tba
fG,T ana Occupy highly eligible position. in one Of
the most improving business portions M tbe ritv
Apply to ALIEN, II. RUTHERFORD. or 70 '''''-
Iy lU-lw EnNTn n = Ar,rfo
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JOHN PHOENIX on THE GLORIOUS ForRTU-Fvarv
p0y IN 'heso United States knows the origin of thi.
HiOllous udy. omail sums Of money. yaryiug from
IZtY cents to $3.50, according to the financial pro-
perlty OF their parents, have been ANNUALLY given
them 10 expend on this occasion which indeIibIx
impress the fact upon their memories and laads
thein 10 look down with pleasure to its return-
ono VI my earliest and most cherished recolectious
IL OF my exploits on the 18th of JULY that can re-
member, when with patriotic fervor, l purchased
leaden cannon, which exploding prenaturely
ou' 'neu on my hair and eyebrows, and put an end
70 the existence Of a favorite old cat of NV old
tions ~ Nl'"
Neelect our own rulers, and make our own lays
ana II they don't turn out we'll, it is very casy at
tile next erection to make others in their place
Everybody has chance for distinction in this
country nothing IL wanting but natural ability to
90 ana mrs lavinia Pkos baby, now living with
cotton nannel shirt on, in u ckaIupagu. h,.I,t in
IortIaud' u l., has Just rs good chance of b.inv
President of the United States as the iIpperia in
taht " France, now sucking his royal tbunbs in
ms silver cradle at Paris, has of being an Emperor
DO not wish to Halter this audience; do not ip-
tehd 10 be thought peculiarly complimentary; but
40 assure you that there is not a man uresent
WHO, II he had votes enough, might not he eIectad
President of the United States. And this inner
tant 1act ID the result not much of any pecu1ar
merit or virtue on your part rs of the nature of
our glorious, liberal, republican institutions
IL tlls great aud desirable country aDv man
may become rich, provided he will make money.
and has money to pay for his board and schooIiuc.
anu any man may become great, and of weight in
the community. if ho will take good csra of bis
health and eat sufficiently of boile IA salmon and
potatoes
Moreover, assert 1t unbushinzlv, sny man in
this country may marry any woman he pleas,k-
the only difficulty being for him to find a wou,,r
that he does please
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,! III Ilth st.. bctween Mainland Carv.
gF;s LADD,S LUMBRR HOUSE. South

~ stie OF Basin. FOR RENT-This lumber bona,
% To y III ne ready Tor tenant by the Ist III AnrD
Inc house Is large and conimolors: ,yaIi s,,i,5 -
astorage house tobacco factory Pnr t ,sssn o'
ply 10 the Undersigned NTTTTry TTr Wn,l,ms,Ep-
NH 2b-ts Aren't E,, r Nc :, t1Ahl4S,
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Iii DIV FILING 0N CLAY, BETWEEN IN Ann IN
SIhEEfS, FOR SALE.-Ihe siscTihaFs ara au,hns
lsi io sell the really valuable private Drelifg l5cs
ted as above formerly in the occupancy of DR. lynrb
ana now by John ~ tltitorre, Esq. The house Is
well built j. covered with Slate supplied with ss.
and wafer, and has II rQuIGs bcsi,les large ktchen
Terms accommodating. Apply to
Jy ll-6t GOHDiN a. APPFRGllN. A,,ats
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SINGULAR CIRCUMsgAyCE.-The Boston Courier
states that gentleman of that city has lost mem
ber of his family every 4th of July for the last four
years His two sons and his wife have died on that
day in successive years, and on Saturday last his
little daughter, aged five years, was seized with con
wilson's and died
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81 & IT ~ GGRpbIN & AppERsOy Au,t,

e. FOR RENT, and possession given
Lii on the 10th of August or sooner, the hnuse
now occupied by Mrs. Jenning- in tho town Of Std
ney, nearly opposite the Fair Grounds. Apnlv H.
GEO W. JARVIS
10 lI-ta Al Shnn "a co l.tln,, lAnx
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should be put into operation at once 30 that the
Mayor might have suitable place to confiue and
pun punlsn boys ana women, without locking them up
ana compelling them to associate with criminal. ~
every grade to he found in the city jail If a Arm
moral industrious man is made the superintendent
OF THIS establishment, ho may do vast deal 70 Re-.
i ~ tae scores OF idle boys now sent Jail or pet
that good selection should lie made
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TSa FOR RENT.-Tho three story tone
Iii ment, now occupied by Mr.. pcvin on Nain
street between second and third II contains ten OF
eleven rooms, with gas fixtures throughout Tha
kitchen has four rooms. Being in a pleasant and
lnvenien part OF the city. il will be iuund drei-
rdhlo residence. Possession given on the first of
June: Enquire at WorIham's Bookstore, on Main
street. my pp-ts
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TAYLOR ENIIIIAata

- FOR RENT Two new Tenements,
LII suitable icT private residences corner Clay and
smith streets. above Clay street Chapel with six
Iarge Rooms and good Kitchen with two rooms
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fEs FOR RENT.-That large and CON
Lii vanicnt store Room. wita cellar attached next
to tho HFce Of II. T. Pairn Co. corner Of l4th aud
Main, now occupied by the Methodist Book Concern
u cheap and fret rate business stand. Possession
given at once. Apply on the premises.
FhN JO--ts
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LANES THOMAS IR-

80 FOR RENT, and immediate pos
LII session given, that desirable residence tho
south side Of the Barin. formerly occupied by Nj.
Seymour T. Vail II contains eight good rooms,
good yard, with hydrant, &c. 70 good tonant, the
rent will be moderate.
L. W. GLAZEBR0OK,
ia 1s~r..,r ~. =. ,,'.t M. h -,
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Ss FOR RENT-A Framed Tenement.
III ON Church TIn 8th street, between Leinh ana
Slay, containing four room. and passage through
the centre besides kitchen and q flee garden attach,
et-in good and healthy neghborhool. Appiy to
r. GATHRf0HT
60 rIas.r Nf,,., -,
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WENDLINGER. Mar

DEMONAL.-C WENDLINGEK, MnR- I
IL tR4Sr TAILOR, has removed to lt6 Main Street, |
s{pes- the Dry food. House Of Kent, Paine Co,
ALL f.p doors below the Exchange Bank whore he |
be lirs-si 10 see hls Old friends and customers.
lin
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81 FOR RENT.-A very desirable
Lii FAMILY RESIDENCE on the corner OF Canal
aud ith streets. II contains largo rooms well ar-
ranged ana convenient together with all the modern
conVeences Ii has a large hen with other out
buildings.
A STORE on Broad street above lst street and ad-
joining Mr.. Royah Todd. Tke store Is OF fine sizs
and well arranged Tor any business The upper part
has about rooms, large and airy.
The STORE Of the Tenement on the south side Of
very convenient.
Tho large aud commodious STORE on the north
side Oi Main between tth ami 9Th sToetr recently &C
cupird by MIR. y T. Seiuple a Drug Store. fits the
only store Main street for TCnt aud IN really "a val
uable stand After the LIT Of August the upper part
OF the house will be I'm rent. II contains 10 verl
large rooms. TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS
S-POdtt
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ITO HOTEL KEEPERS, HEADS OF
FAMILIES AND ALL OTHERS POND or
TIE LUAURIES OF LIFE.-SEMPLBS Inisiliibis
Baking Powders the greatest PREPARATION known I9r
making sweet, light and Wholesome Brad fuedihgN
and Pastry Of all kinds. One trial will insure the nse
of them in any family forever IL is saving % tle,
saving Of trouble. and saving OF money ~
dispensable savings to be fuhled in these notiefh
times Of reiorin For sale. wholesale ani retail by
JNO w GARLTCk, Proprietor,
10 - Market Place. franklin street
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CT FOR RENT. The dwelling house
Lii on Mayo street. recently occupied by Mrs L.
bell, adjoining Mr. Alex Motifs residence Por
sion given Immediately. Apply to
Iet-ts JAMES THONAS. .In.
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- FOR RENT, POSSESSION GIVEN
Ii IMMEDIATRLY-Th very desirable dwell
ing-house on Franklin and lst street,. Immediately
opposite II. l.. Kent Esq.
For terms. &c. apply to
j.. IAuPa YunMAG To
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,TlIUNAS W. KEESEE

! AUCTT0NEER,
f1Hi-o corner Of 9Th and Cary strretr,)
v attend IS ths r4ls Of kRAl4 ESTATE. MIR
l4EDiSY. HsUSEHOLn FCRNITURE, &c.
$3.50 q IorrsA evfrr SAlUkDAY.
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DENOVAL.-Dr PLUME has removed
~ h.. ~flre TO the third house, South OF Trinity
'-ash south eide, and about ono hundred yards be
Ia The II hange Hotel. DR. = continues to treat all
lAHti, aAi zonorrhUu comp pluint-; ami having hsd
4 Practice III this line atcrs himself that he can
t',NtGN general satisfaction. call from those Ill
Lf~t.-i - solicited.
lI j. also makes and vends of the best restora
L'r' Chemical Extract Of French FiowersD for con
ailHteud weak Ness ever offered 10 the public
II nay De consulted cuntidcntially by letter, OF
GaerEt Medicines securely pack ell and cent to Or
- ia almost any direction.
a.h-- hour. from A NJ, till A. VI. Franklin
tfe,t. the Exchange Hotel, Richmopd city, Va.
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n VI. PULLIAM & co, AuctioneerS
u. f- tie ssls Of e4rl-~ al the old stand of Pull
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