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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

H. n. RssCkEev,
WATCHMAKER,
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers new
stock of
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
of the latest styles and perfect workmanship best
substantial
SILVER HUNTING LEVERS,
Equal to any Watch for time
A large assortment of
CHAINS,
BREASTPINS
EARRINGS,
SETS OF JEWELRY, etc.
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREASPINS
THE FINEST PEBBLE sPECTACLEs.
Which offered large reduction from former rates
A Personal attention given Watch Repairing as usual
n23 2p4m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

VI Cazsr Y knowies' ply IT h The Wife 4
i d ~ Il = ~ s3aiesy tonight, With Nj.
CoorAd CH1ks y N. lsixrre, md Nm. Crisp Is
Mariesa vxtds. N. and Mn. Hale are 70 ap-
~ IL IN hrrs VI 4 Haunting 4 Tnrtle.n Y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

CHEAP MILLINERY AND FANCY GooDs Madame
S. O. Pablo the af Ghsres Hospital Streets
continues TO offer the strongest inducements hs pa oage Of
the lady public She has hand the extensive and
rers stock Of bonnsts and other millinery goods Of M ncs
descriptions. vi flowers feahe hea idcsses wallis weaths
laces ebrodees parasols fans Cloves trimmings and
hos Of articles IN The fancy goods Inns all Of which sells
tsemelg low prices. We refer 10 her advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

n Hy- PIense announce Augustus r. Jahan
candidate for Assistant Alderman in the Third Ward First
District at the election TO take place the 18th inst
" dis 2p3t# 4 MANY AMERICANS. :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

Tickets, 81 OO-Each Ticket a Prizel
Prizes exhibition the store adjoining H. Frankos jew
ery Store No 60 Poydras street. second house from the
of Carondelet-nextt to G. C. Wayland Co.'s.
nA Prizes of One Hundred Dollars and upwards will be
cashed on demand at a small discount.
APrizes under Ono Hundred Dollars exchanged other
goods, if desired.
n-Al Prizes of Watches and Clocks guaranteed
year to keep time. -s
aFor minute descriptions of Prizes ETC., etc. see hand
bills. MO 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
Great Diamond Saloon,

Rollins Great Diamond Saloon,
VERANDA BUILDING
Nos. 26 and % St. Charles street.
HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING, and all other delcacies of
the Tonsoria Art up the improved approved
and fashionable stylesl
10 Baths! Raths!!
Hot Cold, Shower, Vapor and Mineral.
The "Damond is for inspection at all hours, the pro-
prieto guaranteeing that his jewels shall
On hand a complete stock of
Perfumery and Furnishing Goods.
Grateful for the kind patronage of his hosts of friends he
respectfully asks continuation of their favors
n30 2ptf JOS. ROLLINS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
Ca,peting, Floor OIL Cloth

AND MATTING.
No. 10 Chartres street.
We have on hand large assortment Of CARPETING com
prising
W WILTON, MEDALIoNs, VELVET, ...... -
.. TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, 3-PLYS,
au.E", ." fs INGRAINS, VENETIAN, Dutch, etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH-Of all prices and widths, etc.
MATTING--44 Sd and "a, White and Checkered.
Also Table and Piano Covers Window Shades Damask and
Linen for Cruub Cloths Stair Rods Hair Cloth RUGS and
MATS of all kinds and prices ,,r -.... ......
All of which we sell the LOWEST MARKET PRICES for
cash short satisfactory paper.
Hg-No deviation made in prices
dl4 2p6t a. BROUSSEAU u W.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
Ele0ant Ill,.sts.atea hooks.

Elegant Illustrated Books!
Just received and for sale by
TH q M "a 3 Is w H Z II II,
BOOKSELLER.
No. 1O5 Canal street.
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON, Society under the First
EmpireWith superb Portraits Wits and Heroines. Que
Of the most appropriate Gifts for the Holidays.
WoRLD-NoTED WOMEN or Types of Particular Womanly
Attributes Of all Lands and Ages By Mary Cowden Clark
author Of IA complete Concordance Shakspeare'-With
seventeen Steel Illustrations. @r
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT's PoEMS-With seventy one
Designs; VOL, Smo. antique. I
GERTRUDE OF WOoMING-By Campbell e@ Z
THE American Society in the Days
of Washngton-Twenty illustrations Of Distinguished
Women of the American Revolution By Rufus w Girls
void. In superb Morocco Antique Binding.
THE MUNICH GALLERy-Quarto Antique.
THE DRESDEN #..
THE BERLIN 4.
THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND-By Miss Strickland.
Also large assortment Of BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS,
in Splendid Bindings.
complete assortment of JUVENILE BOOKS, at
di4 2p3t "a. aLsagy los CANAL STREET
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

Seanses.'s Journals y Log-BOOhs.
5{ Ig$s sf 5s5 Just Received
THE sEAMEN'S JOURNAI-Prined and Ruled to Pattern.
THE SEAMEN'S LoG-BO oK-Foo and Quarto from
to three quires, bound. For snle by
T' D. FELT & STETSON,
dl4 2p6t 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

CREAM ALE.-Ihe lovers OF Poutney q Masseys
famous XXX ale, will remember that article
had Ia all M freshness and richness of s. T. Murray Nos
10 and "a Biense supplies steamboats, hotels
bIrs AID falies with earsl promptness. See Mr. Ms
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

Parents and Guardians,
Gyn your Boys GOOD cI.oTHING You can do SO at RE
MARK ABLY LOW PRICES, by calling on
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
oiS 2psi a Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
Extraordinary Sacrifice

Extraordinary Sacrifice
FINE AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING!
ALFRED MUNR0E & CO.,
a, IA No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
VIII FROM THIS DATE, and for q SHORT TINE ONLY,
offer the gg58
MOST EITRA0RDINART BARGAINS
Ever Heard OF lin New Orleans.
vvHI.I, MADE CIsoTE1NG,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
Boys Clothing and Under Garments.
The whole stock will be offered at prices which will
AsTONIsH EVERYBODY.
As EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD
WITHOUT FURTHER DELAY
Never before in New Orleans has such an opportunity
offered all classes Of supply themselves with GOOD
CLOTHING at such Low PRICES
ALFRED MUNRoE i CO.,
dis 2p5t 81 Magazine street.
CaIL at
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO.'S,
No. "a Magazine street,
And examine the
TREMENDOUS BARGAINS OFFERED!!
MEMS CLOTHING Of every description.
BOYS CLOTHING Of every description. g
MEMS AND Boys UNDER GARMENTS Every quality.
Come while the assortment is good.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
dis 2p5t 81 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

LeEskc 5 Co.
Are opening in their NEW STORE, No. FRONT
STREET fresh assortment Of GROCERIES, consisting in
part of
500 boxes CANDLES-Sperm and Star.
50 frkins selected GOSHEN BUTTER.
80 kits 15 lbs. each.
100 boxes +. D. CHEESE.
50 PINEAPPLE CHEESE.
500 Assorted SOAP.
800 =. GOLDFISH.
500 :. SCALED HERRING. ,..
500 RAISINs.
500 Assorted TOBACCO
50,0uG Assorted CIGARS.
800 Assorted BRo0NS.
800 BUCKETS.
so :. WELL .
800 pockets JAVA COFFEE.
100 :. LAGUAYRA COFFEE. -.
= 300 boxes Assorted TEAS.
BRANDIES, WINES, BRANDY FRUITS AND COR
DIALS
PRESERVES and all articles in the Fancy Grocery way
store and for sale by
LUSK & CO.,
nl6 2p1m Nos. 2 and 10 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
Retiring From Business /.

The public most respectfully informed that the under.
signed has determined to retire from the Dry Goods business
He will, in consequence, offer
THE WHOLE OF HIS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

Fine Winter CLOthinU
F. U r N S H L N G. G. O O D S :.
A large and very superior stock Of
Fine Fashionable Clothing
FURNISHING GOODS,
Got up style unsurpassed for retail trade which
offering at prices unprecedenedly low.
Citizens and transient visitors respectfully invited to give
CALL
R. SPROULE Il CO.,
"a st. Charles street,
nl6 2plm Veranda Buildings
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15
.N;e,c Goods
HYDE Z GooDRIcH,

F OR THE H OLD VS.!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

aN Just Published,
A NEW AND PROVED
WAGES TABLE,
For the Of
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS, MECHANICS and OTHERS
Published and for sale by
WIN. Fl. SLACK Il CO.,
6S Camp street.
dill 2p6 Between the Offices of the Crescent Picayune
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-15

- GfTI9 q B1 xBER Is, 1887.
1 s n ~. \. samusls for l hlss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28
REMOVALS. &c.

DEMOVAL.-Wc have removed tempo
II Iarily to Ne Pearl street, undtE the Exchange
Hotel where we shau ho pirt-ed 10 our old
friends {. ". PU RtELL -.
ie. Exchange Brokers.
DEMONAl.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL hiS Office TO the third house South Of Trinity
Church -outh -id". and about one hundred yards hc
low the Exchange Hotel DT. r continues TO treat all
Syphtic and sonurrhu,n complaints: and HAVING haf
u,h practice thl- limo dHttcrs hmrelf that he
give very general satisfaction. call from those
t,rc-tcd ir solicited.
Dr. T. nl-n makes and vcnds Of the hest r.Stora
tv+z Chemical Extract OF French Flowers for con-
ntitutIonH wrahuc-- ever offered 10 the public.
Dr 7 may be rot-sltrd confidentialy ny letter, or
stherw ise Medicines rcCurriy packed and sent 10
der. in Hino-I any direction.
ret ueAr the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28
RrnrxEss-The Ladies attending Leiah

street Baptist Church, complain bitterly of the
rude conduct Il party ri beartllcss striplings
who assemble on the front portico every SUNDAY
night, TO talk and smoke while divine service i.
being held. Last Sabbath evening, the conduct Of
these chaps was so bad and their clouds of smok.
disagrecable, that at least lady who SAT near
the front door had TO leave the church and return
home. Many Of these lads are respectfully connect
cd, and it is not little surprising that their pa
rents do not force them 10 comply with the laws Of
dec.ncx. ut least when they go 70 church.
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FINE DRILL RooM.--As soon as the
First Market Hall is devoted to the of the vol
untecr companies for drill room our readers may
expect TO see large accession to each command
The place now used for drill purposes is 50 iucon
yenient that many young men who would like to
become volunteers, will not do so, because of the
fnct that the companies they desire to connect
themselves with are not provided with suitable
places for drills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28

DEAL JUsTLy.-A letter containing S25,
directed to Mrs. Elizabeth p Davis of this city by
her husband, Henry Davis, while in Norfolk on
the 5th or 9Th of this month, taken out Of the
Office in this place by one, and has therefore
failed to reach its proper destination If any one
by the name, has received this letter through
mistake, he she should return il at once, Mrs
Davis is very poor and can lily afford to sustain
such loss.
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NATIONAL HOTEL. MAIN STREET,

WI. D. tIikSON, PROPRIETOR.
OmuibusNs free of charge, in connection with
the Hotel and the Railroad Depot
en- Every attention is given Ia passengers Yahr
~!sh ~ depart by either Of the lines OF travel
my 31-Nul
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LIFTING CHIcKESs.-The hen house o

LIFTING CHICKENs.-The hen house Of
Mr. Miles, on Church Hill, entered last sun
day night and robbed of all its feathered inmates
consisting of twenty or thirty, of various ages
The thief however i'll making his way to the street
was discovered and given chase to, but rather than
risk the chance Of being Overhaulcd dropped tn"
bag containing his booty and outrun his pursuers.
When the chickens were returned to their owner,
it was found that all Of them had lost their heads
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PRICE ONE CENT.

SoAPsuDs are not allowable in the street.
aud the housekeeper who permits them to escape
from his premises into public highway subjects
himself To fine. Yesterday morning the Recorder
Ia iad small SUN charged to Frances Scott. for
"iio"ing soapsuds to get upon the pavement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28
D4PER AID STATIONERY.

L WHOLESALE AND KETAIL
DELANEY " WATsJN have on hand fin as-ort-
m.nt of PAPER which they will sell at New York
pricrs-viz: Cap, Letter, Bath Post Commercial
Note Ladies Note. AMI Fancy Papers Of every de-
-crntion ENVELOPES of all kinds, and Il general
assortment of STATIONERY.
Also. Manila, Harlware. Straw, Tea and Drug
DELANEY WATSON,
jv 2t-2m* 18th 81. opposite EXCHANGE Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28

FIREMEN's VIsIT.-UMted Company,
No 5. of this city, intend leaving here the after
noon of the jth of August, to pay visit TO the
Metropolitan Hook aud Ladder Company Of Wash
inston.
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N. NOTICE. have for sale lease

N NOIltE.-l have for sale, lease or
4 rent, Houses, Lots &c, from LIST to 33rd streets
tnd IN the county OF llrnric0, some of which Lot
Anhot te surpassed for beauty and locality hy spv
within the corPnHtion liinitr; and when you com,
% county Lots Tor soap and candle factories Mature
'oud not nave 'ne more on her part IA. the conyr.
nfnCe o man 10 erect such establishments upon All
rany nf the above. | shall be pleased tn have th,
Jews OF operators upon the subject now before thrIr
Apply To II. W TYLER
my tim Aypnt Fort 'Fru.t.,s
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THIS IS no CERTlFY that | have

l. been afflicted for snnre time with a TumoT under
nv right eye and being told by several physicians
that ii could not be removed without cutting and en-
dangering my sight, | did not know what a. do about
it, until seeing the advertisement Of DIR. vi. KAHN,
when thought would go and give him a trial: and
am happy to say that he hRs erec ctually cured mr,
according to his advertisement, AMI that u, without
pain or using instrument. | would certainly re-
commend all those afflicted in like manner 10 give
him trial His Office il at the Clifton Hou~e, Ia
of the Ballard House, :. II. HiMAN,
Richmond.
RIcnMoNp. July I'D. ls51. ~ 2i-lNt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28

last tpsKoSsk.-Frederick suss Brimmer rot tinsv
-, ,"St - sunday night, and as consanno 90 .ip7y
NJ .a's cage where he Remained MI was taHeh
morning. when he was dscharved until yesterday
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The LADIES, it

The LADIES, it is said, will get up fair
early this fall TO aid the Mechanics Institute in
paying for its new hail on 9Th street They know
the importance of educating the working classes,
and il gratifying t. see that they are ready and
wiilins 20 assist In the enterprise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28

Broken Up.-A portion of the sidewalk
on the East side of 9th street, between Main aud
Broad, is in bad condition snd needs repairing
The powers that Ice requested to have il attend
cd to at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28

THE MAYOR has been absent from his
post for three days but Recorder TAIr has perform,
ed the duties with much ease and facility as If
he had been in police harness all his life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28

OBsTRUcTIoSs.-The mounds of earth
in 9th street might easily be removed Rt this ime
without the fear OF marring the beauty of that much
freqnented thoroughfare.
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fIGHTING.-Peter p. R1and
snu peat Leander S. Parkaton Yesterday ,' '''
80 "a ne was arrested and held 10 baiI -. '.'s
'"er TO the Recorder this morning "'' 90 an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28
DIREcToRy--i

DIRECTORY small annual direc-
tory was got up such the publisher could afford
to sell for fifteen cents per copy, have
doubt that il would be sold readily every citizen
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AR JB.R. PURN ELL. Richmond

~ Va Room n the Powhatan Hou-e.-SpeciAl at
tend directed ~ ulseitses et the Eye and Far. Also
to Diseases Of Infancy and Childhood. which not
Acnte or 10 not require daily attention Patients ti
saTy preferred.
Wishes to rent office conveniently located and
with a window from winch n good light can bc Oh
tanned Jy1~l1*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28

"a All RiGHT.-John Dunlop. the unfortu-
sometime since, because Of an sfctiap Of th ~,
cordsr "nenered on insanity, came before the Re-
was re,:osn, s.s,taay as straight as bean pole and
foih the custody of the offirers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28

PRoiIPlc.-The Grenada (Miss) Republican under
stands that there is lady, not one hundred miles
distant from that place. who has Gsssed her hus-
band with eighteen heirs since God joined them to-
gether Ms man and wife. She has had twins nre
times, and a few weeks since gave birth to trio,
who are said to be remarkably fine looking, and do
ing well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28

T0 HOTEL KEEPERS. HEADS OF
FAMILIES AND ALL OTHERS FOND or
rIiH LtXURIES DR LlfE.-SENPIE'S InftIIihl,
baking Powders the greatest preparation known k,I
max ing sweet, ght and wholesome Bread PuIdius
md Pastry Of all kinds. One trial will insure the q.
1fthcm in any ftmy forever. Ii j. u saving of time
4 saving Of trouble and a savins Of moncy-three in
iisncnsabIe savings TO hc fulfilled in those modern
times of reform. For sale, Wholesale and retail by
JS0. W. GARLlCK. Proprietor,
ie % Market Place Franklin street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28

IL A HARD PLACE.-A negro fellow,
calling himself William Mayo, and protesting to
bc the property of William X. Pepper, of North
;'arolina, arraigned before the Recorder yc..
terd0y, to answer the charge of enticng Henry
slave to Moses Stoaks 4 CO.. TO run away Henry
on being sworn stated that Mayo free he
gro, and had offered to pay his expenses to North
Carolina. In order TO ascertain whether the uris
oner was free slave the examination
WAS continued till Friday next. 1t free his chances
for the penitontiary excellent: and if II slave
and is convicted, his hide will catch it, sure
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HnLLYWnnn CEMETERY

HOLLYWUUD METkRI.-UH u ItCtni
visit to this lovely spot we discovered that there
were two or three gaps in the enclosure, through
which stock might effect an entrance, and that n
portion of the railing around one of the tOmb7tonce
mad been broken down and needed repairs. These
things should bc attended to st once, ns stitch III
time saves nine. II the inner side of the enclosure
were white washed coiored it would look far
less gloomy than at present. and would preserve
the timbers from decay for many years 10 come
Hollywood though private property is re-orted toby
almost every citizen. and for that reason call at
tention to the condition of its enclosure it appear
ed to US Yesterday.
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cf7pE rOR TRArELERs AND OTHERS
IRAII.ROAR LINES.

RtCHNONp, FREpERICKsBURG AND Po-
rnN,c KuLao,p. gnss North, leaves twice every
t,y Sunday evening" excepted. at O'Clock. A. NJ,
steamer s., taken far Washington, thence by Rail
r,ai to Baltimore, &c
NIE,,l>t. CS>rKAt. going North. leaves this city
. NJ aud - o'cl,s-k +. VI fsr tiort0nsSilic " here
sh, connect with the trains Of the Orange aud Alex
sg.iris Washington. Baltimore. sc.
RlfRwoNp tNp DANrglEE Leaves Richmond At &
o.-IN~k 4 NJ and cHnnrcts with the South Side road
4, the junction. ats - octoSk A. NJ, Sundays ex-
,ptp3.
k,sHvox9 ,>n FvTxEssuRG-Lc Leaves this city twice
evfr, aa, tNuudays excepted. AT - sclock A NJ
AMI p'Jl,yk r. VI. An agcommodatiCa train ieayc
hr,g ,,rry MONDAY. Nednc day and Friday at q
o',t.sk 4 VI.
FOR NDRFC:.k &c.
The steamer CURTIS PECk, Capt Saml Barnes
icNr~ her wharf At Rockets every Saturday, Tues
t4Y snI IhDT LAY mornings. ii 50 o cln-k A, VI.
s-.s jhr GLEN COVE Capt John Daviy. every Mon
tf- Wednesday and Friday morning. al ca OclO, /
O.. Najfik aud Pottsmoutli, touching AZ all the
rrsY. .a. lsnr!lHvS on the TiNeF.
fnR NEN lsEk &c
The steamship JAMESTOWN. Captain Parrish
Irav rynry FU U'ay evening. - iO'clock. tnr Now
York ',u - 81 City Point snh Norfolk Ia receive
r.,-.r.n.s &. leaving Norfolk next morning. at
a. o,!.s a . -
FOR rHIIAnELpHIk &p.
Ey tha ~f,3 fTl>hsps pm \SNLAANIA. VIRGINIA
su4G!IN tF RICHMOND. Ouc ~ thess stramrrs
leave every Nu1isy ash Thursday. stopping at city
Fr.uf oHt Na.tk - "Nc L,Isht and pa>sengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28

ID a D CHARacrER. - Betsy Martin =
worthless free ncgress, is now in Iirnbo awai,i !"
"ppe"r'nce before the Recorder to answer th'
arge d trespassing and fighting. ''S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-28

MORMON DoCTRISs--"I would not be afraid to
promise man who il sixty years of age, if he will
take the counsel Of Br, Brigham and his brethren
that he will renew his age. | have noticed that
who has but one wife, and is inclined to that
doctrine, soon begins to wither and dry up, while
man who goes into plurality looks fresh young and
sprightly. Why is this! Because God loves that
man, and because he honors his work and word
Some Of you may not believe this, but l also know
it. For n man of God to be confined TO one woman
is = small business: for il is az much we can do
now to keep up under the burdens We have to carry.
and do not know what should do if Wa had only
one wife apiece. .'-Itter {. KimboH.
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RICHMOND. July I'D, ls57. jy2l-Iv
hight YEARS RULE CONTINUED.

- The 18th of July il has been my rule to greatly
reduce the cash price Of all my summer Clothing
and Furnishing Goods 1t is not desirable proftl-
ble to carry TO tho second season stock of sum
tner Clothing. Notwithstanding my stock IN large,
comprising Cashmere suits. Marseilies do. White
snd Colored Linen do. Alpaca. Merino Dr ~ lie Etc,
&c; and Furnishing Goods such as Shirts Collars
Socks, Gloves, Suspenders Cravats of the greates,
variety, &c; all viii be sold HG such reduced prices
as will ensure sales All in want will hasten 10 call
while the variety is good.
I n EnnnMAN
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IOHN ". DAVIES.
y DEALER N AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE BROW <Toh 2 AND GRAN T T,
&lIN -r4FsT, EP7wIEN SrH tNP 9TH IT'S
NONE dE&TN. TONBN. HEAD PIECES.
Hour. ani Store Fronts. Window aAd Door Slllr, &c.
Burning ttr1uu- rEoio~7. SIh stone and lion Rail
ia fir-t premiums awarded By the Mechanics In
s,ata ant Agricultural society Of virginia.
UNHOMAS ". kEESEE.
l. UCTIONEER,
(Oso. corner Of 18th and Cary ]trrets,l
VIII attend . tho sale Cf REAL ESTATE, MER-
CHANDlSE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
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CONNOLLY i ADAMS

IUNtDLIl < ADAMS,
COMMISSION HEEtHtNIN 4ND AGENTS
FuE THs rALE W
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANCF &C
TJREU TOBACCO.
HE- Liberal adv4nctmcnt< cuusignmonts. L =
EElNNE> ADAMS i connected with our house
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