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everjns last pAiuful accident occurred ut the re-
sdence Of Or. @. X. Brickeu, on Leigh street, be-
tween ID and 3D. His oldest son BENJAMIN, aged
nine years, after ascending aladder till reaching
the rsof of the house. caught bold Of the limbs OF
= mnIberry 10 descend, but had scarcely borue bis
,aoht upou tie brittle wood, when It snapped
"a. causing him to fall upon the pavement in the
adjoining ward. and knocking him sensciess, lie
wes taken into the house In liseless condition,
and physician sent for, but soon after recovered
cover. from his numerous and painful bruisea.-
strange as it may appear, none Of his bones were
fractured. notwithstanding the fact that be fell
distance Of twenty -1ve feet.
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TsApzsANcE AT a regular meetin,

TEMPERANCE AT regular meeting
of Shockoe Hill Division, No. 81, Sons of Tempe
rance held Saunders Hall, the following officers
weae installed for the ensuing quarter, TO wit -
Vim Munford, W p; James Bolton, w A; VIM
Glenn, T; Peterfisld Trent, Il S; Lewis Cham.
beriayne, A S; George Hooper, S; Vim
Lindsay, Chaplain; Joseph Wiugfed, G. Benz
JONES' A c; Jas Plesants, l S; and John Dorisy,
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ARRIVAL OF A SPANISH

BosroN, July pa frightful hail storm passed
over Whitby. Canada West. yesterday, destroying
crops and doing much other damage
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ePHCIAE 1oxICB0.
- Wnlrsauasr.s OID G.LLrsr. 4

- WHlTsnuRs1ss OLD GALLrHY. II
MAIy srsxrT --Ncrfos --wATFON takes pictures
ffom 50 cents 10 yIo0 Amtrotypes. Msiainotypc
Uslnted sithar 10 pasfie OF OIL The pafntiHg 10
Is dnna BIZ 5 nrst clA-s Portrait Painter. He does
not pretend 20 take them BY the OBJ o. by the aid
Il msrhirery. suitable for running T0i.iody cars or
an ocean line az a.amships He has two sk yiizhts.
enabling him 1T ali times to get good pictures an
advantage, not possessed By any other osiiesJ ~
Richmond. it tez9-zm
nE STATEMENT or THE 0hATs. &C.,
MrAsuREp raox JAN. Isl, 1858. TO JGLr lsr. 1888:
OF Oats................ 2z51s busneis
Wheat..--.....a.......6.y s3 IS 90
CorB.-.... I.e11 =.
y totia
4o,H37 50 90
JAS b. GLIB.
iv1tt City Grain Measurer.
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FURL.-Let our citizens RENE mber tn ct
now is the season for laying in fIel for winter
Coal may be purchased at this time much cheaper
than later in the season, and if those who AZ
ford it, will get their supplies in tbs summer, the
moor will be benefited by il.
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THE HEALTH of the CITY is believed to

he better cow than ever before known at this sea-
sou of The year; and we learn from the Manager
OF the Psor House, that fewer infants are dying
than he ever knew in July Our country readers,
living in unhealthy locations, would do we'll to
visit the city aud spend few weeks, at this time.
The change of scene and air would be of great ad-
vantage, and their Accommodations would be far
superior to any offered at the various watering
places.
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PEAcsruL CIrIzrss.-Our city has hern

"nONH oH VI TIHH"St-OUT CIty nus UtE III
unusually dull in police matters for several days.
or the officers have failed to discover offenders
against the lsws of the land. We doubt whether
there is another city in the Union Of the size of
Richmond where fewer outrsges are committed
against good order and decorum. Occasionally
some weak minded den;zen overtaxes his strength
by the Use of strong drink, aud has to be taken
from the gutter. and now aud then little "set to-
is brought about between groggy friends; but with
these exceptions the city is orderly a, country
village, and the police have little else to do than
hunt up nuissnces and keep the streets in order.
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- Cpoxrn. or PrARL DlnrIrRIoE

- CDonro, OR PEARL DsSTIFRyeE.-
This Tooth Powder is prepared by recipe Of one If
the Oldest Druggists Id the United States, and has
bees testd by the public for upwards Of forty years
of the gums. and for purify ing and cleansing the
teeth, it stands uneq uslled Prepared and for sale
only by WARING PIE tRCE,
- Druggists. .07 Broad ST. above OH,
in tSicf mpnn Va
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FEvsR AT Rro.-A letter from Rio Janeiro states
that VI. A. Strang, an American, died suddenly in
that city of yellow fever on the I'd OF June. The
death of Capt. Graves, OF the bark Panama, is also
~, toned
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DEATH OF MINIsrER.-A letter from AmeiisC Z.
n. announces the death of Rev. S. HAMMER DAVIS,
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church there He was
native Of Maryland graduate of Hampton Sidney
College, aud only IS years old. Rev. Mr.. Hoge, OF
this city, read the burial service over the deceased,
as he had requested that no sermon should be
p-eachpd
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SOUTH AMERICAN WARS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-The bark indus, from
Rio on the 9th of June. reports the war between
Buenos Ayres and the Argentine Confederation
continues. The first named power refuses the me-
diation of England, bat asks for the Intervention
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klscsloSsm Arouss.- Dsrine The coming month,
August, elections are to be held 10 Sasouri for
consressmcn In Kentues ? FIR State eilIcers: Ia
North Carolina for Governor aud legislature. The
other State, which hold elections In Aneuss--Asa-
bama Texas, Arkansas aud Tenueesee-do not
choose .ither state officers or members Of the next
Congress.
Ysvss At NEW osLRsss.-A telegraphic dispatch
from, New Orleans say that there were LAC deaths
there last week, being decrease Of two on the
week previous. There were 20 deaths from yellow
fever, an incresse Of steven on the week before.
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DEAD Richard Jeffries, formerly clerk of the
o. s. Court FOR the Eastern District of Nirg infa,
AID a resident of Richmond, died In Georgetown,
u ~ on the Doth lust.
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THE NEW LIQUOR LAw.-In Danville, Va, last
week the Court revoked the licenses OF three free
negroes to purchase liquor, on the ground that
they had made Improper use OF them This Is the
arst case of the kind under the new law.
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EIREIy RUEEALO Ny.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July p The grain elevator st
tached to the freight depot of the Central kaii
road, was burnt yesterday. Loss $4,000.
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PnE,-Yesterday morning about 5 o'clock, fire
occurred 10 Petersburg, Va, consuming the resi-
dence Of Capt..w. II. Jarvis. The buiiding was
insured for 1900, and Capt. J's loss will probably
be about $500 or $1,000
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ARRIVAL OF A SPANISH FRIGATE.
Nsv York, July 81 The Spanish Screw Frigate
Bereuguela, from Uavaus, has put into this port
for 4 supply Of fresh provisions.
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HEAVY DocKET-Ths Hastings Court
ness. Nearly one hundred Judgments were rem
dsred during the day..
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ACQUITTED L. Taylor, the assistant post
master at Keswick, Albemsrle county, Va, eharg
ed with uniawfuily opening letter package d.
rected Boyds Tavern, mailed from Batesviiie. was
examined before magistrates court in Char
lottesyille on. Friday last, and acquitted.
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e8- NorICg. The subscriber having
purchased of Mr. " Peterson the entire stock o
DaUGS aud MEDICINES at the store on the aorper
If Main and Wall streets. formerly Gaynor Woods
City Drug Store, AMI having made large additions
to the stccs now prepared 70 offer TO my fren .s
and the public gem rally. every thing in my lire d.
good and ~ chear as they can be purchased else
where. and would be PLEASED TO have them give me
call before purchasing, as feel cohddentof giving
them satisfaction,
iy IL dtsHcw4t CHAS 8 DAWSON
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SAILED YoR EUsopE.-Tbs steamer Africa sailed
for Liverpool from New York Wednesday. with
se6s,2i6 10 specie and 1o7 passengers. Am org
whom we're Chas. Ellis and Mira Margaret Ellis, oil
Richmond, Va.
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MARRIED,

On Tuesday, the goth inst, In Alexandria Va. by
Rev l. 4. Morgan JAMES W ALLISON, of Rich
mond, to Miss MARY E., dam hter of Reuben Tim.
mermau.
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DEcLrsEs.-James Barbour, of Culpeper county,
Va declines allowing the use of his name in con-
nection with the Governorship, thinking that the
West ia 20 titled to furnish the next.
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1;;xS;'1llNlTie N. a Tl,UIRoHasyR--lOr

WANTED-A fUhCHaSbn--i ~
w AGENT y io can mA1eAp adsAhce THE 10
Gerber. n consennencs Of other engagements s6d
family neum brances-uot having fss % porfsh,,y
ncr tfme L. 4 ft<0d 10 twill now dispgee OF iha,
yslusbje cIHN HUeR HE.KiLsg 1ACHisf
icr tn states Of New York. NORTH ard South tsrs
lina Tsucesse-. Arkansas, ktrrida, Louisiana snd
Caiiornia, and susns o. the Tefrfscries Ar irdrr-
trisrs man with smniI capital VIII nHd 10 % bis ia
teress to engase ~ he tttTs prise - great indsc
Tuents will be held out to any respousihe purehaser
Who may wish TO ENGAGE In tbs hnsIness ftoss
Who are acquainted with said Machine rsn vouch
for ia utility aed capacity Of 2ing AL thar rep
,, ssnts. To any one wishing an asency 70 traA
through said Territory purchase either State O.
States or r. ritsry Rtsd chance y III be given 70
make . handsome fortune in = SHIRT tifpe-a very
small capital being Tequtr q 70 carry on the mssn
featuring OF ehucks, and the profits very large,
RANGING from twenty 70 hfty dollars PEI, ton. (T
cording 10 lecality.) SAID Machine viii h.ckesfl
ton and half per day. With three hands andtbers
10 no limit to the sale Of ssii shucks for matrss
making. A model az said Machine cab DO setp At
Beverly C1opton's effice, on Cary street. bttwssh
Pearl and Virgins streets, where full ex risbato
and references viii be given, ~ g lie cs!ac az
AlSO-POUR BUILDING LUfs. witbis tho ci$
limits of ~ feet front by o. u Ia Depth on 81. Peters
% ~ % % ~ cUAs y PEIpDUpe
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JAS III CONWAY, u d.
A q NoarHaM d. Z Medical Beard.
Ro T COLEMAN, NJ ID. J ~ 9-S
- CHEAp AaBHorYpns. -PowERs

~ CHEAP AaBHoTYPHs -PowERs je
now the only artist iu Richmond that takes cheap
AMBRO TYPES. aud thoee IN want OF good and cheap
Liz npesses must go to POWERS GALLERY.
Don't he humbuggeJ by Is cent advertisements,
for when you go and ask Sor ~ rs cent? Likeness,
Won are told in whining, "cat-lixe tone" we are
out Of those CASES. will show you beautiful cass
for ST. sas, don't be humbu2gsS, but 20 to Pow
l5l Main street. jy 2J-Its
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THE RESERVOIR, it is said, contains a

IHE RESERVOIR, 1t Is saiu, CONTAINS
large quantity of fish of various kinds, sent up
from the river by the force pumps, and some of
them are said to be sufficiently large for 'pan pur-
poses" Ifthis be 80, means should he adopted 70
remove the s'sctly intruders" before they get too
thick to thrive, and by kicking the bucket, faint
the water with their defunct remains.
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aD- WI v. FOSTER. Esa. Is the authorized
agent for the Dispatch III Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Subscribers In those Giles will obtain their papers
regularly FROM him 1t the earliest possible moment
In thu aav
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

cIAUNION- VA.
Ri Rev. W. MEADE. D. D., President of the Dill
rectory- i
Rs Rev. J. JOHNS. D. D., Vice President Of I'D
Directory.
E.,y Il. II PHILLIPS. A. NJ, Principal and H,s 4
OF Family assisted by full corps Of pertnt t
neoinpetent officers Ia the Boarding and Aeadsn1
ical Departments.
The session of lS5S59 will open on the last ws.Dl
NESDAY in next September. Registers. with full
Information, sent Gu application 10 Rev. T. Ill
PHILLIPS. Stanton, Va an 2s-3ms
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nISPATCh
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OF Ell q y
Cbvny AZ Mann and fziy.seatA Streets, RseAross
JOHN D. HAMMBRsLIY q CO., Proprietor


This establishment (belng the mcst eempieie Pr
ssry In the south. both Asregaris Types Vi payisp
&c. and the latest and nfoet nppfosed Nsehi
sTes.es) Z daily turning ont the fnsst Specimens
s2H Am afd aSs r1is1's sl ,fsA csii.ncxs
o1dalAksdSHi taks s9fHkSos ds Rk oSHTsss,
BILLS Oh LADIN0, HANDBILIS
Psrtisular attentsoa given ~ snns wsh /
usnks Public 0mcss. lnsuFnlice, Raiiroad aaa frss
pertation Con paniss, Tobacco Fartors. Ae.
THE Dl1PATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CAaps. HI1t Hsaps. sa,I
ArcniaIs. Labets. De-. Y capable et tuynieg %
nptesstons pr kour, thsysby snAblins the ICY
q this establishment to obtain this doscripA ~
york q the shortsst possiets n0<lcs.
-. xrsnss rsd''ssd N prssevtseH b fAs sssrsai
Printing in 0oid and silver Brcns4, sssd yssl
siar~d !nks. executea u the hShsss style Of thes
- sAss branch 81 n e,tssatss the pgussiet..
sAfhly ouAIlaNan osas asias B.
SPECIAL. SPECIAL Ns7t,k.-
c1 lsy$1 & & san s}d g - ss..ss. u
q = eall asa ssatle shs sAslss. = lcpGsr isdEe
caasot b vlssa.
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Ee THE SUMMEh-ITS DlSEAsES-
THE RyMEpY AT HARp.-HAAPfoN's VEGEraBLi
TINerURs.-We ave the sfTons eet ASSURANCE OF he
good effects of this medicine in Cholera MorbUs Dt
season. 1t invigorates the stomach and bowels and
renders the s5stsm great assistance IN ombatng
the approach of disease.
If you have Cough,
TAKE HAMPTON's TINGTURE.
: you SOW IARs MAMproN's TINoTURE.
\ '" n''' TAKE MAaiPToN's TINCrURE
Al you nave T TAKE HAMpToN's fracture.
If you have Pain IA the Back
TAKs HAMpTON's TINCTURE,
: TAKE HAMPToN's TINcTURE,
- '' -~ TAME HAMpToN's TINoTURE,
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURs,
By id mild acton the stomach, liver aud the kid
neys, viii cure Dyspepsia, Cough, Asihma. BTou-
chiaI aud Lung Affections, Pains IN the Back, side
and Breast. Consumption and eeroiuis, Rheumatism,
Worms ana Nervous Debiiities, and all diseases arr
sing from impure blood
DELICATE CHILDREN.
One bottle will prove its superior virtue.
Az A FEMALE MEDICINE,
Hampton's Tincture cannot be excelle1. As beau
tfying agent II is far superior to any OF the cos
metIcs Of the day, producing beautiful clear skin,
and giving to the CHEEKS the color OF the rose. i'm
parting to every muscle that life and elasticity
which gives to all who enjoy health such grace and
IS Sold By PURCELL LADD 4 co, Richmond; By
pr COOK fredsriGbkTsbsSrg b Al the uygistso
more, ana ~ IN uggists and shopkeepers eyerywhsgt
a%-sJ per hottie: six bottles for %.
jy 40 -d2~ts
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4 r OOLDSMIT,S. 2O5 Broad 81 I

A 1 GOLDSMIT'S, 200 Broad ct they
IA are selling Goois at great sacrifice Why :,
ho mas heard OF the like-he is is selling a
superior article of Ladies' Extension Skirts at 80
a very great bargain; all sizes Children's Hoop
skirts. ct low prices busters superior article ST.
make. 81, superior article Black silks 75c: Iri,,
Linens and Beached Gottons extra cheap; Para sols
almost given away; cimity BaLds lGc; Cambrc snd
swiss Edges, l2hac; Trimmings at half the usual
prices; " hite Goods and Millinery articles, at a
cut reduction For the greatest BARGAINS that
have ever been heard o. go TO
G0LDSMITS Cheap Store,
Nv % 905 hro 4 e.
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PL.SrHRs' GALES OF TOBACCO AT SHoCKoE WARE
HoUsE.-The Inspectors At this Warehouse have sold
large quantity of Tobacco for planters in the last
few weeks. On Tuesday last they had very ami
mated sale, with full attendance of buyers, both
shippers and manufacturers, and ar advanced prices
as will be seen from the following quotations.
Four hog. is for VIM. n. Thompson, Of Hano-
yer, viz:
No l, We chg 1909 bs nett to " Gillian al s!s On
2, l2UI Thomas jr, j." 26 OO
3, 1900 1875
4, 1912 80 20
5, lgs" 1910 TOO
DIR. q. s. Hairston, of Henry, one hogshead
No 2 weighing l2i7 bs nett. to q W Gil LAM at "A 63
One hid for u. OVERLY, TO D. Harwood. st 2. 10
ana q number at from $40 to $780,
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ssss-To qHg EpIroRs OF THIS D1spAroH

-GENT Tile editor Of your local column has given
several ipts for making Filters aud your
p6ndent has tried them all and failed Now. the
only rsmedy Is to 30 to kEESEE Z PAIRS, corner
Of Cary and 18th streets, and purchase one OF their
invaluable FILTERS. at q yery low price. Let
every one who is under the influence Of muddy
ter tiy il. jy 23-lt
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lc erArxMEsr on rns 0HAIs. va
ns- NEW YoEx LIlE Insurance Con-
Capital $1,5OO,OOO.

The above Company isPuKEIY MUTUAL and
DIvIDENpS are declared ANN ma nave
ayera ed about IS or 40 per cent
When desired % per cert. OF the snauai premium
will bs leaned TO the insured
mo than ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU.
SAND DOLLAKs TO widows. orphans and CREDITOR
All losses have been PAID PhoMPfLf. anu WIN
cut litigation. ,ru nor ycv
Cali. withou. delay. and secure LIFE PoLicf
ior INC oen0h' VI 'e"' CHhS s WORKMAN,
Gen'l Agent and Atty ter Virginia.
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July 20, arrived at City Point, ship John Knox,
Gwn master, from New York, i'll ballast. to Chss
Palmer. TO load ior London
spoken. July Is. lat AZ H. Ion IS 50. ship Lydia,
Dennis, from Liverpool for City Point, 40 days out
ANTWERP July 2.-Arrived ship Mary Glover,
Chase Richmond.
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NOTICE TO RAIL ROAD CONTRAC-
AS TORS
IF RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND, July l9tn, lS!S. } g.
The undersigned is authorized TO receive Propoe ais
for the unfinished Grading. Bridging, Delivery OF
Gross Tes, Laying the rsck, Dep ,ts and all other
WORK necessary TO complete the lst Division of he
iiicbmond aud YORK River RAILROAD to Pamunkey
River, 5 miles and also for the Ind Division (sep-
arate!yo from Pam,lakey River to est Point
Us 80 miles fnc!uIing Pamuukey River Bridge.
Proposals SEALED, will be received at the Engi-
neeI's Office Of the abjve Company, in Richmond
until the 10Th cay OF August next, where Plans
specifications and all information necessary for bid
ders, will also be furnished and after the LIST
ol August.
Payments E onthly in Cash, and In the Compauys
an state Bonus Bidders tn show ssfissact cry evi
deLce ofabiilty and responsibility, and ~ per cent
res ryed from monthly estimates until contracts
completed. d. s. WALTON,
1y2-ttSA Chief EDgr.
Two HOUSE KEEPERS, HEADS OF
L FAMILIES, an all others fond of light, sweet
and wholesome Loaf Bread Biscuits. Batter and
Buckwh. at Cakes, AID Pastry of all kinds. There
eau al be made With saving OF TIME, LABOR
and EXPENSE, by using
SEMPLE'5 INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER,
Acc riding TO directions on each bcX.
No family should be With ut them, as Bread is
m tde more sles diiy than by any other method.
Inc trial will iDsuIe its use n every family. it be-
ing much cheaper AMI better than most of the sin
IF preparations.
so Merchants will find it to their advantag to
sell this article it il TO give satisfaction.
JOHN w GARLiCk.
Jy 23-lm Soe Proprietor.
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Atlantic Telegraph.

II appears that the prospect of having trans.
atlantic telegraph 10 not to be limited by the fail
ure or success Of the present undertaking. An
other company, quite independent of tho Atlantic
Telegraph Company, was organized In England
about q year ago, under the title of the European
and American Telegraph Company. According to
the New York Herald, the scheme of this company
10 to lay down cable from the south of England,
aud another from Bordeaux or some &C acsas point
in the sonth of France, to Cape Finisseis, on the
northwestern coast of Spain thence a. M I've
Portuguese coast, either by land or sea, ,e Cape
kocca; thence westerly to the Azores, and Il m
the Azores to Cape Cod, OF still nearer to Boston
The approximate distances are as follows:
Nautical Miles
liEEard Point, England to Cape FMS
$50
From bordeaux To the fame point is
$50 miles.1
Cape Pinisterre to Cape Re- era, Portu-
g.l.....-................ ................... 27o
Tape H. Geo 20 Flores, Azores .....,.. .... 0SaB
Plores to Cape Cod, United states........ 1870
T0tal..........,.. ......,.,.. 6g0
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~ DUNLOP, MoscuaE h Co ask the
attention If dealsrs 10 their Auction Sale of
SUGAR. MoLAssES, &C
commencing aftef the cargo sale of Coffee by Nessrs
Creushnw & FISHER jy 23-is
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ROGER MARTIN


gay- At CosT! AecosT.! AT CosT ~
BARGaIssl FAsGsISsli BARGA sSli !---For thirty
days, We will sell our stock Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods 1T COST Also, Millinery and Straw
Goods, PRINCES. Ladies' Dress Trimmings &c sc.
Dor stock embraces great variety Ct detifab'~
Cos ds. which We will close ont at incrediable low
prices, ~ make room for the fall purchases.
LADIES' BAZAAR
Jy l6--!2t No us Broad street.
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Two Performances each Day

Two Performances each Day.
!, - The PROCESSION will be preceded BIZ {
containing the New York Rrass Rand led by ~ /.
eempiiehed Philip Nh uDer
10 BEAR IN MIND that tbis is the GAIA
CunPANi fiou the BROADWAY TakATkI
SEw YORK CITY
81 zee Pietoria,s, Handbiils. &c, for a1cat: 4
OF the many SpisnGid Acts iv .o--r3
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sRAsONABLE BOOTS AMI

In sEAsONABLE BOOTS AMI
- SHOES Our assortment Of Boots, ~
CATERS and slippers being very compete. isf i,
ana Others vii 90 we'll 70 call on M ana xsmne VI
s!ccds ana prices before purchasing. A. 81 doin
they will gave at least fro3 to 20 per cent IN ths
purchases. A we are anxious 81 reducing sur ~
sent stock, - make RON for FAB purc bass, sew
ansr great INDUCEMENTS 70 all who may fasJf n
MARCUS HARRIS.
IN e lsj Brcad street
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reg Ola IOAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, Corner Of eth and Clay streets. The dutes
of this School Will be resumed ON the LIST October
Terms rs heretofore. For further particulars zee
future advertisement
Jy INV ROGER MARTIN.
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GRAND MILITARY rs
AND 9sTssS1
The Montgomery Guard,

tzsg4.r te4PrAIs p. r. AooRxt
having chartered tbs sIeaiusr CURTIS PEGS
which Las been recently fitted up. beg leave ,o,a
hat they will bays their sew nth am. usi MOI
idolif EXCURSION dewn James kivsr. on No.
d evening next, Jusy Is h.
sMiTHs Arnogy Band has been engaged, A.
many other Arrangements made u insure the ri
snie and eo'af,rt OF thoss who may iavsr then al
kkfnEsHMEs~s to he had on hoard at q,
fricss.
fiCkkTs (which may be procured from me 9 bel
= the Corpsl admitting gentleman and two la.ls
y: .or each additI1Dal lady 10 cents -
The Steamer will leave tbs wharf =, ~ C'elock
VI precisely
such Of The military as propose 10 Join thee &
requested to al pear liz uuifusm
Lisut, r r. MAYO. ~
Corpi JOHN TYSDAiL {C0H
~ 1D-td Private JAS. COLLINS,
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rwenty.6ve car iosssof .psf1hes were. = u.ed
from chaFiestop, =. q, 70 New York aass week.