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FOUR -oTNG INrIHS prnHNEn-lt has aire"'H
been briefly mentioned that on Thursday evening
f last week seven young ladies residing in Wafer
vile Me went into what Is called Crummctt :
-trca!n about one-frurth Of a mile from "aterVIie
village fr the purpose of bathing. and III a very
few moments four of the seven found watcry
grave The BOSTON Herald says:
The bank is quite steep. aud it is supposed that
one or two of them yenturcd beyond their depth,
and the others were drowned i'll attempting thcl:
rescue The alarm WA instantly given. and three
Of the bodies were found short distance from tn
spot, floating on the surface of the water. and thu
other WAS found in the stream. They were not iii
he water thirty minutes, and although efforts
were made for several hours to re5usctate them
they proved truitpss. Two Of the young ladies
who were drowned were daughters of MIR. Il. T.
~uulc and the other two were daughters of MI.
Grant. 81 piano forte manufacturer now at work in
Boston. whose family reside in WateTville. Mrs.
Grant. the mother of two Of the girls. rushed int"
the water to rescue them. and was herself saved
with great difficulty. nearly exhausted. Their
ages varied from eleven to fourteen. tn" place
where the accident happened il a secluded one and
the ng ladies' have been in the habit Of bathing
there for several years.
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AND BEAUTIFUL CONTRADICTION be acquired b!
using the "BIl'n ETA thousand FToWrrs" What Ing!
or gentleman would remain under the curse of dis
yreeat.ie t-agth, when, by using hte BALM OF !
THoUEASp Flowers" - ( 9cntrce would not only
render it sweet. but leave the tes, ghi!e alaba-
ter, Many persons do not know their breath il bad
and the subject is delicate their friends will
mention it. Beware of countertrits BE eirl
bottle il signed FgTRIpGR K Co.
For sale 10y all DRUG gi-ta. New York.
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
NH ll--eOd6m Agents for Richmond.
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N4vAL-Captain John Pore has been ordered t.
the command of the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, vice Com. Newton. deceased. Captain
Mexican has been appointed Governor of the Naval
Asylum at Philadelphia, to relieve Commodore Sto.
Ter GA the 10Th inst
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gEGEoRGE b. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence No. 81 on MAN, between sth amt yrl
,tTeets, Richmond, Va. llY B9-ly
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NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS-At
NkD. y y Est )
Book and station ~ Store,

"
Book aEt Station, ~ Store,
and Exchange Place.
THE Biographical Hirtory Of Philosophy, from its
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j. revised; Vol. S9.i5 vols. -.
BIOGRAPHICAL and Historical Sketches, by T
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ton. SOC.
PUNCII'S Pocket Book Of Fun being Cuts and Cut
tng5 from the v it and Wisdom Of n volum,s Of
Punch, and illustrated with IS EuEraviugs: NC.
TIE phy sulogN Of New York Boarding Houses, by
Thomas Batler Gum, illustrated 81.
APPLhrON'S RaiGay GHide for August: pc.
THE Rose Of A-hur-t. by the author of Evelyn
MtrstOn," Castle Avon 40.
IANSFoRD. by st. Geo. Tucker. ESQ. $l.23
MARRIED Or single By the author Of 4" Hope Les
te,' &C; new supply; 2 vOls. Sl75.
THIN and Mine, or the StrpmOthers Reward: by
Flora Neale, of Baltimore; 81
NOTHING to " ear, an Episode of City Life heauti-
fully illustrated: Soc.
NOTHING To Do, an accompaniment to Nothing to
Wear" by Lady, with beautiful illustrations
by ths author; sc.
SOUTHERN Literary Messenger for August: pc.
FRANK LESLIE'S Fashions for August Thi. No.
contains all tho latest London Paris and New
York Fashions; 30c.
I'll! 4 AthlinEs. new supply: SOC.
THE Professor, By the author of shirley Jane
Eyre" &c; fSc.
VIRGINIA Illustrated hy Porte Crayon: $40
\. B.@jEO. VI W EST receives al! the upU Book 4
~ soon * published. and also keeps on hand the
best collection of Law, School. Medical, Theological
and Miscellaneous Books Paper and Stationery 10 De
found iii Virginia. an I3-It
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Rssg" RUSSELL & JOHNSON, Manufac-
turtr- Of CENTRE PIECES, CORNICE ORNA-
AENrS. &c, at northern prices, 18th street between
Broad and Trace Jy 2+-lmt
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NORTH CAROLYN, ElEcTroS.-The Raleigh Register

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIoN.-Ihe Raleigh Register
Of Yesterday says:
From the three contested Congressional niS-
tricts W. learn that in the 9Th, Scales Dem, has
Ira.an puryear Am. and late member; in the 9th
Gilrnpr Am. beats Wiliiams. Dem. From IN" Isl
district represented in the last Congress by Payne
Am. we have contradictory reports Let IL result
as it viii. il will be q very tight TIT.
The Raleigh Standard publishes returns giving
Shaw. BEN, l. majority in the LIST district. An
other account gives him - majority If this b.
correct. North Carolina will have entire Demc-
cratic representation In the next Congress, with
on exception. The returns from the 9TH distric1
are not complete though it is believed that GilmeI
is elected.
srIc1Dg-The Demopolis (Ala.J Gazette of thu
3lst nit, says:
we have been informed that Mr.. Joseph Cham
hers of Texas committed suicide on Monday last
by cutting his throat with pen-kuife while on
visit to the residence Of Nr. Edwin A. Glover. O
springhill the uncle of his wife Temporary IN
sanity il said to have been tn" cause"
Two lads George Watts and Alexander Brown.
ley left Portsmouth, Monday morning in skif
on fishing excursion. and had not returned OF
Tuesday. Their protracted absence gave rise t
painful apprehensions.
negro, named Frank, lately made a dcsperat
attempt to kill hs oversecr ThOs. ". Harvey. Wit
= scythe, in Campbell county, Va. MIR. II. had hi
hand badly cut The negro was tried and sentence
10 transportation
All the parties wounded in the recent affray a
Gold5boro', y. C., are rapidly recovering.
The ladies at Old Point will give a fancy dre-
ball this evening.
The Portsmouth papers emphaticalIv deny t.
report that case of yellow fever exists in the
town.
A lot If tobacco, grown by Thos. !. Brown. G
Yanccyvie, y. C.. wss sold in Lynclburg on Tue
day at $50 per cwt.
The screw steamship City Of Baltimore, from l.
verpol 18th July, has arrived at New York. Date
anticinntc1
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FATAL MISrAKE--A few days since, Mr. Lyon
Warden Of the Almshouze in Marlboro. feeling a
little unweli, drank from bottle which he snip
posed to contain peppermint. 1t proved to be bed
Ing poison When the mistake Was discovered. eff
forts made 10 relieve him, hut without avail
The poison was not immediate iii its effects as h.
fingered several days but death came at length 70
his reliet-B Jst0R TsdreIitT.
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DECEAsED.-Miss Ann Currency member OF tie
wel-known Guerney family, and lady of some
note i'll the literary and scientific world died
short time since at Heswick, near Norwich, Eng
land. Miss Guerncy published an excellent trane
laton Of the Saxon ChroAiCle; and, living ut
Northreps, near the coast. she took lively in
terest in inventions for saving the lives of ship
wrecked mariners. 10 promote the latter object
she had II gun manufactured at her expense to fire
of line to storu-tossed wreck. At the time Of
her death she siyty-one years of age.
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FEFIGHTs.-A London letter to commercial
house in Boston says;
Owing to the large number of troops to be sent
out to the East Indies freights will be better Up
wards of twenty large steamers and twenty-five
sailing vessels are chartered 10 take them out al
$50 a 60 per head for steamers and flS Il f2J
for sAiling shns. finding nroyisonA. &c.
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A MONTE SHOT DEAD.-On the night of the late
election in Iowa, a mob attacked the Office OF the
Herald in oskalpOSa Iowa. man named Bowen
undertook to head the mob, and forcby enter the
building. Mr.. Brown, the proprietor, who was sit
ting in the second story. without light fired
upon them just they were forcing open the door
and Bowen fell, mortally wounded AMI died in -
minutes. The rest Of the coWardly mob mmedi-
ately took to their heels.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The statement of the New York City Banks.
their average condition for the week ending Augu4.
sth, shows IN ncr4as" of Sl,fSl,2-l2 in loans al
43l63l6 in circulation, and decrease OF 81, $50
specie and (uominallyJ $9,sso in deposits. Weaun"
the weeks average. together with the average 70
the corresponding week of last year:
Date Leans Il Disc. Specie. Crcn. Deposit
Aug l. 57...Sl1 5q7, 0J1 I2gls0l2 S6G5i22 9lit5@ u
Aug. 5 l22,67,259 ll1a1}o7 Sss 1a0 iih, n
Same time last wear:
Aug. g. 3D.. l2,y222 l32I0,tt3 $500 g2.2 -
4 California steamer, with further remittance
sold is now du", which will again bring up the ay.
rage OF specie The actual deposits drducting clear
in%s. show increase Of 81 ,Hjy, rs 25 as compares
with lat weeks total:
The London money market details by the Fulton
Of considerable interest explaining the fall il
ConsUis. The deClIn" first aaCrib"d 10 India
murS and attempted ass;4 suatiOn OF Louis Napuruu
but these were uutuunded run0rt. and the fact tha
stock held by Mr.. Giustiniani (whO failed for iGNEH
had to be thrown rapidly on the market with an III
creased demand tuT money, were believed 10 b" tn
real causes If the depression. The decline fg u
the Zyth. In edition, gold was being taken from tn
Bank daily The Times If the 29tl says:
a further sum Of ei0mN in gold bars was with
drawn from the Bank to-day. to pay for silver pun
chased the continent. The total taken since
Thursday last has been about E2n,0U'
Sales in New York Tuesday of 5000 North Carroll
ma 6's AT Sa2,
The Journal of Commerce, of Tuesday evening
! says:
The demand for money is again more active am
although there l. no important change i'll quotations
the pressure among borrowers has increased.
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RANDOLPH MACON C0LLEGg.-We have received the
printed Catalogue Of this ou:ishins institution fsl
the collegiate year T56-'57. The attendance at The
session recently closed was l44-dirided among me
following Glasses: Seniors Q; Juniors II; soph'-
morcs 81 Freshmen 81; Irr"gulars "a; Fr"laf@'o-
RI "a Tn. students in French numbered - an"
those in Analytical Chemistry t. The next annual
session of Randolph Macon commences on Thurs
day. the 18th Of September ensuing
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RETROPOLITAN HAIL
WEbS ESEAE EVENING. AUGUHT l2gH, 1857.
And continue for THREE NIGHTS ONLY. on which
occasion h- will produce ii, quick succession DAr and
MOONLIGHT WE'VE of
CASTLES, RUINS
CA.CADE8 WATER-FALLS
COMIC. SCRIPTURAL HOLY LAND VIEWS.
and places Of Historical and Romantic interest in the
Old World, terminating with a
GRAND DISPLAY OF CHINESE FIREWORKS.
y. B.-The above Views are the largest even eN.
hihited in thir country.
TICKETS IS CENTS. Front Seats reserved for La
dies and Families. Colored Gallery Is cents
l0-t-
sA- Doors open at O'Clock; exhibition to com
menCe at sla O'Clock.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK. Aug. I2-Flour firm; all unchanged
Wheat depressed; White 81 .sU6.l.,2 Red s. 7utI ~
Coru firm and unchanged. Stocks firner.
BALTIMORE. Aug. Northumberland street g. 81
City Mills S6G2. Wheat a litte trmcr: White SIG
t,l,6a. Red SIAi@ 10. Corn-White s5983 cts, Vel
low s'GI.>T
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gsa. NorrcE.-The Hair Dressing, Shs

wing Shampooing and Bathing saloon. (under tho
Ballard House, has been handsomely lifted up. and
il oprn and invite the citizens and strangers
to give a call.
Y Blot Cold and Shower Baths can BE- had
daily from D o'clock 4. VI. to ~ J.. VI.
40 23-JGm HORSON & MORTON.
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ReA- SOMETHING PhETTY.-Ihe Bei.test
WALkING CANES that we have seen for many
iAys are those made Of tiuta FtTcha aud now being
.od hy Mr. JAMES WALSH, Gun-Smith. on Nam
street. Ile has them Of all shapes and sizes and Will
-s them very low. One Of these Instruments in the
aud4 Of i man would prove A. formidable y Re-
.olver; AMI they are not liable 10 break, being
lutte elastic would strike more terror to the heads
tui shuu dcrs If 4 score of Sumnrr men than all
army Of swords aud mUSkets Walsh also has
great variety of lun- Pistols Rifles, Knives, Fishing
Ia, kie. and English and American Powders: and
rr believes in quick sales and small profits advise
ur readers to examine his stock aud sui Themselves
,emrmbcr the Gstta rrTchH Canes aud call soOn II
'ou wish TO secure handsome one. eu il-2w
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THE CorTox TRADE-Out of o00 100000 lbs. of
cotton imported into Great Britain last year. no
less than seven hundred million pounds from
the T. States A rise Of one penny the pound in
the price Of cotton involves national loss to Eng
land of $40. 100000 to 33B.0DO,U0O The dependence
Of England on the United States for supply has in
creased from - per cent, of their consumption in
1901 to so per cent ut the present time.
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The ruhofed mall robbery near Suffolk Va In
tncorreet-the bag was lost, but recovered
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an al


GEA. NOTICE.-IHE BUSY DAY ana DU-
sTNEss AnyERTI1ER will not he published until Sstur-
dAy morning. when it will b. i4Sued in an enlarge
and improved form Our friends will please send il
their ADV ERTISEMENTS, if they wish 20 hay'
them inserted in the frat No Of its enlargement.
an l3-lt CART & SMITH, PrUprietsrs.
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DOLTED MEAL FOR SALE.-We hav
~ ing leased the Corn MILL near MAYO. Bridge 0.
Messrs. Brummell & Roy -fer, are prepared 10 con
tract and furnish BoLTED CORN MEAL, of supa-
rior quality, -at the lowest market price All orrr
for Meal will be promptly filled and delivered in any
part Of the cit.
Re orders left at the Office Of Edgar Macon. Fso
Metronotan Hall, will reach us promptly.
an l3-lw c. &. FITXHCGH K co
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RICHMOND MARKETS. ACOUSTIC
FLOUR-No transactions and arrivals very lin
tied.
WHEAT-Arriyals pretty freely without chang,
in quotations viz Goood 10 prime red, Sli5GgS 80:
good to prime white 81 5iGG3I.GU
CORN-Dull at S50l90 cents.
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S16 r Z W \ K d Stolen, on SUNDAY
~ ~ last. at Ola Point, from the Old Dominion,
my CARPET BAG. containing my free papers am
return OF the free papers and the money To me on
the steamer Old Dominion.
JAMES RICHARD GEORGE,
n
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nea- To Mr.. f. BAKER.-Dear Sir:

HFA- To Mr.. f. BAKER.-Dear Sir: In
Justice 70 yourself and persons who may be similarly
afflicted, permit Inc to cite instance oil the remark
tbe qualities of your PREaIfA BlTTEHs. | hal
never used them until recently. but my wife hRyuE
been affected with nervous affection aud disorder
'd stomach for the past ten twelve years u~cd
very means IN m! power 10 restore her 20 health
She wls under the constant treatment Of i've o.
tble physicians, but NO relief could be had. I thru
saw several certificate of the remarkable cures made
y your BITTERs. | persuaded nay wife 70 try them
she did so,ani in lie time she began to recover RI,
pidly. Nutonly her nervous aiisatHn ats l,so"lari
tOmach were removed. but her general health 4
better now than il has been for many years lam
now using, and shall always continue 10 use your
BiTTERs. write this IN lustlCr 10 yourself and for
the benefit of others who are similarly afflicted
Your Ohdt syt, THOMAS VI MONTAGUE
Richmond June a. 1857
These RITTERs he had of all the principal Drug.
Siss in this city and elsewhere ID DIS StsIe 10
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MR.. d. TURNER'S SELECT CLAS
w SICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL. MAIN ST.
BETWEEN 30 MD +TH STs.-The 18th Academic year o
this School will commence on MONDAY the 18th o
September, 1857
A Class will he formed in Greek and Latin and on
pills will be admitted who are prepared to commence
the study OF either OF these languages enter some
Of the more advanced Glasses already formed
au l3-2m
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SEVENTEENTH .iUDIcItL CIEcUlT.-Gov. Wise has on
lcred a commission to be issued IL samuel '. Hui
kerson ~ judy" of the Seventeenth Circuit. me
opinion Of the Attorney General with the Govern
ar drci-ion, will be- found in another column @!
this paper.
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VIM. Wood, venerable and well known philan-
thropist, long resident in the city of y - died at
Canandaigua in that State, on Wednesday last
The large imports of foreign dry goods into the
port OF New York, during the last month, are at
tracing attention.
The Rark Hugh Birchhead, arrlvedat Baltimore
from Buenos Ayres, brings intelligence that the
yellow fever had almost entirely disappeared from
Montevideo and Buenos Ayres.
In the case of Anne Meister, the German reIig-
ions imposter. in Philadelphia. the jury have re-
turned verdict, finding her not guilty bnt
throwing upon her the costs of trial model
verdict
1t is said that Major Garrett Dyckman, of New
York, is by no means sure Of getting the gold box
bequeathed by Gen. Jackson, to the most valiant
son of that State.
The number of post Offices in 1880 was u.s. in $780,
93 1910, 1900. 1920. $500; 1880 S450 1910 49, IDS:
1850, ls,4l7, and in 1857, say 20 300.
On Saturday last the thermometer at Cincinnati.
ranged from 81 to 100 degrees i'll the shade Five
men We're sun struck, one Of whom died and AN.
other was not expected to recover.
An ex-senator of the Massachusetts legislature
has been sent 10 the House OF Correction for drunk
enness. In 1882 he one Of the warInest adyo-
Gates Of the Maine liquor law
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PLoU1uSG BY STEAM, an important subject to
farmers. ia claiming Considerable attention ia the
United states We notice that in the vicinry of
''l"in9iord, Eng, a successful experiment Of the
sind was mad" 1t few weeks since in tin prcscuc.
# ii large number of persons engaged in sgricul
ture.
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DEATH - JouN T. TowEns.-The Washington p"
,,ers annoruca the death of John T. Towers. late
Mayor of that city He died on Monday at tn" re
.dcnce If his tathcrin law, in Montgomery county
Md after protractcd illness In his death tae e.
~ of Washington Iosrs usefui and Yailabl" ciii
zen He wa- distinguished for his public spirit ane
for many estimabl. personal qualities
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aS;yn LISTEN, YE DYsPEPrICs,-GO


James unniCutt proprietor and editor OF that excel
lent paper the Christian Banner, published at Freder
iCksbuTg Va. in his editorial of June 9TH 1857 thus
speaks of hia cure: -
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURR.
1t will bee recoliectrd by many of our readers that
several ago stated III the editorial columns Of
the Christian Banner, that HtHPToSs VEGETABLE
rINCTURE had effected cure for Dyspepsia IN
own casethnt had labored long with thi@ terrible
disease aud suffered most awfully, the pain aud
melancholy which necessarily accompanies this hOU,
rible enemy ofman and mans happiness. For r long
time we lived in constant fear that the ~ monster
would return But thank God, and thar ks to Hsmp.
toms TinCturs the gloomy demon has rot yet
turned and We begin 10 think he Beverg'
We now feel confident in saying that Hampt0n's
Vegetable Tncture has made radical cure of Dys-
.,psia in our own case We have not taken drop Of
il for the last years to the best of Recollection
We est what We please aud much W W. please and
chew tobacco to our hearts content and all II we'll
We believe that twelve bottles Judiciourly taken, III
cure niue cases out of every ten OF dyspeptIcs We
cUnscieutiously recomm. nd IL TO all dyspSptcs.=
The spring time and summer IL most recommended,
therefore PhilanthrUrst, We call attention 10 it,.
ERjtor Qfths Christian BIrtHrr.
Call and get Pamphlets aud sce cures q Cough,
rheumatism, SCrofUla, Sc. As restorative and IN
vigorator. il has beep highly recommended.
HAMPTON'S |EGETABLE TlNCFURE.
HT- Delicate Ladies' and Children will pease give
il a trial.
Or COOKE, Frederickshurg; by all the Druggists in
'rtershurs by MORTIMER / MUWBRAY Ealti-
more, and by Druggists aud Shopkeepers every where
Ez- ~ nv i~''''": six bottles for 81. Te 9-d4C.
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The new "Nlelanotype" saloon of Mr.. D. A.
Picker at CoYington. caught fire on the LIST inst
from the fumes Of ether. A portion of the interior
was consumed but the fire was extinguished before
much damage was done. Mr.. Plecker's person was
badly burnt.-HaEnt0u Spectator
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BATHS, BATHS, s.-Hot, Cold
md shower Baths can be had at all huurs, from
clock 4. VI. to 10 7, VI, ai the Hair Cutting Shs-
ing and ShampoOing Saloon. under the Anserissn
Hotel. Entrance nth strpot. Single baths >
'euts, or tickets 81. my
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ANU Sc MENTS.
METRopoLITAN HALL.
SWANS DISSOLvING VIEWS!
MAGIC DIssOLyING VIEWS,

PRoF. SWAN has Tho EGCor to inform the citizen.
of Richmond and its vicinity thai he kill give his
FIKST GRAND EXHIBITION
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MANCHESTER, August I.th. la. "a li-ftf
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NOTlCE.-Delinquert consumers of ga
in Jefferson Ward hereby notified that
they tt To pay their gas bills before the hour of
oclck, P II to-day, they will be- dealt with accor
ding 70 n" requirements of the following eXtrac.
from IN ordinance concerning the tias Works:
III Il bill remain unpaid for Ten days next after
that On which II il presented the clerk shall motif
The superintendent, who shall Cause the gas to b.
+topp"i from the premises IN rtsneCt 10 which the
d'iaut exists and not allow il be used on tho-4
tromi-rs again until such hill il raid.'
The nm et.ignei will be in his Office from clock
A. NJ, To O'clock z. VI.
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sa~CANcERs AND TuMoRs C,RED WITH

UT CUrTlNG,--DK. VI. KAHN. late Of Philadelphia
especially offers his services to the citizens and the
,ubic generally. for the cure of Cancers Tumors
LIQUIDS BlotChes and all diseases VI the skin. lie
an also cure Secret Diseases
lie can be found ~ his Office opposite the Clifton
ious, from 10 4. VI. To- e. II
Recommendations can Ue secn on applIcsslo,a
my l4-i2ms = = L-----E
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4 PRICOT UNSWEETENED NATUR-
1 AL LEAF T0BACC0-A supply put M ex
pressly for sales. Also the celebrated Sultana
Brand, sun cured and unsweetened
P. JOHNSON 4 BRO,
nu ID DrliUs
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IT 10 RMS COMPOUND EXTRACT or
C"payia Cubebs and Sarsaparilla. and Tsrrant's
Extract Cubebs aud Copavia. For sale nv
JOHN W. POLLARD. Druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-13

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MIR. R. II. JACKSON. pEAa SiR-I
w have tried 100 bottles of Your EXCELSIOR RirTERs
with my customers and universally recommend it n :
specific against A<ue and Fever Bilious Fever
&c. Asa ToSIC, ind it superior any other art-
Gle have ever tried. As an agreeable article in a
COCKTAIL, it is only to be used to be approved
Your friend and servant.
au - THOS FALLON NJ D.