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7ELEGRAPHIC NE VS.
REPORTED FOR TIE ssDI-PATCH.
Additional by the Propeller.

sr. Josx, N. r.. Ang. 90 I'VE have the follow.
ing additional itsms By the Propeller:
4 project has bsen started in Paris TOR con-
ss:: Nth csna sy as q
between France and Switxsrisud.
Advices FROM Austria state that the aovernment
bad resolved to Increase its Navy expenditures full
Some Of ths Madrid Journals ridicuis tho idea
which has been Just renewed In America, Of Spain
over ceding Cuba to the United Statea.
: II il now reported that the King OF Prussia VIII
probably abdicste the throne about the hrst Of 70
taber.
Accounts OF tina crops 10 Russia are unsatislac-
tory. particularly Ia the vicinity OF Odessa.
DJeddah was bombarded By the British steamer
Cyclops 10 consequence, II Is said, OF the delay OF
the Turkish authorities IL granting repatriation for
the recent massacre there Of the Engiish consul,
and others The Cyciops shelied the city for Eve
days, when Ismaei Pacha finally made his ap.
pearance, aud promised to arrange the mateer.-
He subsequently executed eleven OF the assassins.
and sent fur Others to Coustaotiuople, to he dealt
with there by the sultan
The dispatch CONVEYING the above intelligence
gives no account OF the extent OF the damage done
Jesdah by the bombardmeut. nor of the Immediate
grievance, which impellsd the commander OF the
Cyciops to 30 summary proceeding, a. IL was
previously understood that he was to await the ar-
rival Of Ismssl Pacha before proceeding to extre-
mites
FROM INDIA
We have details Of India news up to July l7tb.
They fully confirm the previous statements to the
effect that the country was gradually quoting
down.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuPP5 MAEKyT.-Tbe breadsfu rs
market was generally quiet. Messrs Richardson.
Spence Co ouote a mr. quiet ct the following quo
tations: We.tern 2oQB2I.: Philadelphia aud Bati-
more 2is 6d6e22e; Ohio 2l@D rs. Whea'.-There has
been advance of about Id on all grades. the mar
ket closing bnoyant aud With . tendency still mp
ward: estern Red 50 6dQ6s sd: Southern do 30 l0d
a 6s cd; Southern White IS 9d6g7s 81. Corn qniet
and quotations nominal: " bite 3l934s 90; Yellow
S3s 6f0h3ts.
LIvRsp ,oL PROVISION Neutrality-suspicious. we're
generally steady Beef heavy. Bacon steady -
ard firm at GO62s for retail lots. Tsll-w dull, and
quotations barely maintained.
LONDON AAAKETs-L London. Friday Even'ng.-By
telegraph to Galway Sugar quiet. Coffee fra.-
Tes arm. Rice firm. RreAdstuhs nrm
LONDON MONEY MARKST-Conso:s closed On FRI
day at s6lz@o6x for money aad account.
1merican Securities. has been fair ave-
rage business in American ktecks.
HAyRE MARKgTS-Hdrre, Aug i9-New Orleans
tres ordinaire 10 quoted st lG7 francs.
THE LATEST.
LONDON. Saturday, Aug 81. M.-Consols are at
se5S(le6sz for money and account.
Tire Is no miscellaneous rews Of any Importance
to-day.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Aug 2i.-By telegraph to
Galway Cotton quiet S2les to-day CO., bales. At
previous prices Flcur quiet. Wheat closed with
an advancing tendency but small sales. as holders
demanded still higher prices, Corn quiet Provi-
SONS steady.
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Northern Markets

BALTIMORE. Aug. 3l-Flour sready. Wheat firm
red si.239i. a2, white sI.35@15D. Corn quiet
white 7s@e-O, yellow ss@Ss
NLw YokK. Aug 3i.-Co ton advanced II II con
sequence Of reported injury 10 the crop in the
SOuther sJGS3.70 Whea,-soutbern res 81 FAC
Ia3 CON mixed 67h@so. white s5Gs9 Sugar
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DIED.

On Monday, August 60 1858, at s O'clock, y
JOHN WALLACE, ouDgest son OF William and
Martha K Tyree, aged yesrs. 10 months and IL
days. :
His funeral will take place on this "wednesday
morniog from his fathers residence. corner OF ~
James and Baker STREETS. Friends OF the fanliy
are invited to attend.
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8 IN O'Clock this evanlnk. ot1u$oE t0RSsn1ng1nG
asdsf Amesica colpsU. thp ~ 81 btAy4 oys4 20
6layes, and whom nr1e ma6e her cue. W. sf1n4ng
g xsy Hsrd Nth shs q lrss,s ssIst
Of eighteen mon. several ns whom are Ansreens'
One posseased an American pfutecttcn. .x,.
have put the prixs under the command Of Lieut..
]. n. Bradford, With Lieut. g G Carpenter. ten 80
csed 70 Chsriesto .. O. and oct In ths premises -
" Am credii,y informed chat several American vss
sells are expsctsd on the north Of Cubs, aDoas sue
II sssns short Of oisioers and men. and the vessel
requiring some overhaulina, shall sail q once for
Key West. there to await the Instructions OF tns
lam. very respectfully.
Your 0bedient servant,
J N MAFrrr. 1t Commanding
Hon ISAAC ToucEY. 6ec'y Il the Navy.
Lieut.. Bradford, In writing 10 the Department
from Charleston, says that portion OF his orders
rsquiring tho prisoners TO be put IN irons, wonid
IL executed. have made our voyage to this place
for the slaves, as soon as they souno
that they bad new masters, destroyed large guam
titles Of water and provisions for the sake OF oD-
tanning small quantity OF each for their own
use, I restored their former masters, and they
had to resort to the nerceat cruelty before they
could bresk up these practices Of the slaves"
Lieut. Bradford further states that twelve OF tLs
slaves have died since their capture.
In his orders to Lieut.. Bradford, Lieut.. Maf1it
directed all the prisoners Qhe officers and crew OF
the slavery to he placed 10 irons, under double
sentinels we'll armed. He was to proceed to Charles
ton aud consult an attorney at law 10 reference TO
the best course to pursue. He was also to call
upon the Mayor Of the city aud request him to
procure quarters for the slaves, that they might
be Immediately landed from the vessel
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{ csan Steamers.

II 10 twenty years since the prscticabiii'y o.
ocean steam navigation was demonstrated by the
arrival Of the Sirius, april %, 1881 IN New
York, from Cork, making the passage 10 eighteen
days She was steamer OF suly 700 tons and 39C
horse power. On the same day, the Great West
srn, 134a tons, arrived in New York, from Bristol
having mado the passage IN fourteen and ball
days. 6tsamships now arrive every day in the
harbor Of Rev York, and there are ten to day on
the ocean, bound 70 the United States, from diffe
rent ports of Europe.
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The Lynchburg Republican.

We extend cordial greeting to our old editor ial
contemporary, 4. II. GLASS, Esq., who has become
editor and proprietor OF the LyacAbarg Republican,
. paper with which he was formerly editorisly
connected After considerable interval, devoted
to other pursuits, Mr. GLASS returns to . position
which NJ held with great usefulness to his party
and honor to himself, rendering it one OF the most
able and spirited OF the political journals Of the
Commouwealth. He Is q gentleman OF 6ne talents
asd uucons uernble energy, aud IL destined to win
Tor hin. sei, A6d Tor ANY Journal with hch he is
connected, high and dessI we'd ibnaence.
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Ruxlssn Apprentices systsn.

4 eorrrsposdsst Of the New York Journal Of
Ooamsroe, wrisiag frosn the United States snip
nsuhstas, which has lately sSsnt some weeks at
~ oHps 81 Coed HOPE aud Mauritios, says that
r. Aasuss, 1854. when emancipation TOOK place 10
The nsltisA suprs, there we're about 30 900 slaves
n Nsurjtius to sajoy the unexpected boon. Be-
st6~s tAsss, thsss vas white population Of about
aoo. and Of the fGes colorsd people above 1900,
che shsls making population Of sbout 10000
ne iaorsassj demand for sugar naturally Tod to
a extension Of the cane culture, TIL as length II
Aas sxe,sded everything else, and whereas hardly
1 euartse Of ION Of sagAr vas produced 10 1913,
sss ASadsya end fifteen taa.sead tons ere pro-
lucsd new The price hiss also risen with the in
creased production, if not In the same ratio; for
lpssesd Of three cents per pound ~ formerly, II
nov commando ten and eleven. An increased de-
unsnA Tor labor of course followed, and - this
oould not be furnished By tie island OF tho impor
&as1pn Of African slaves. system was devised and
6r1saised with the coueurreoce Of tho govern
sasue ef the island and the government OF India
"a obtain lsborsrs from the redundant population
Of that country nader the name Of immigrant Ia
borers. Agsats we're appointed 70 procure and
chic them, and great depot was established al
port Louie Tor their reception and whore they we're
n remain till contracts were made with the plan
tsrs for their services .hs contracts extending &c
Avs year,. The number imported 10 1913 WAS 81
600, and Of late years has ranged between IL COG
snd 200 annually. But eveu this 10 not enough
ous.thrd Of the island lies waste for want OF cul
tiyasors; atty thousand imported THE year would
not meet the demand The correspondent adds
that the average wages of the lsborers is only
ffon 8 70 g SO per month. They live 10 ba6iooo
huss, scarcely superior TO pig pens without bed OF
pillows, and almost without food or clothing This
y the product Of modern philanthropy.
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CABLE CELEBRATION.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, August 3o.-Extensive pre-
parations are making for Illuminating iu this city
on the evening of the LIST Of September, and on
the hills in a circuit of ten miles around, large
bonfres will he lighted.
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D6 THs STOMACH prepares the ele-
ments of the bile and the blood. and If il does the
work ebly and imperfectly, liver AMI other yexa-
tious diseases are theCertain result. As Doon there
FORE any Affections Of this kind perceived,
of order. The first AID only thing to be DONE is to
administer specific which wall act directly on the
stoEseh-the handspring OF the animal machine
ry For this purpose. we confidently recon-
mend DR.. HosTETTRR's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS. Acting - an Alternative and tonic it
strengthe the digestion. changes the condition OF
the blood, and thereby gives regularity to the bow.
els
For saleb by Druggists and dealers generally. eve
rywheTe. au 2s-lm
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Lar eAis-Jhs sxsentors Il the late Com
le.sas ~ Q. 5oass, have recently cold aRen,,.
49, : part q The resi sststs bsloneiu. ~ ~.
- eoesessisg 90 acres, 70 Mr. John r Ioa..
1900 Wsse Grove. Fairfax county, Tor 81 30 81,
- ~ 800. s.'''s p's
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TELEasAPalc TINE The difference 10 time be
tween Trinity Bay and lalentis Bay 10 about 3
honrs aud - minutes. A dis, la,ch was ssut from
Dublin 70 Nsw Fouudlsnd, simply saying: ut is
twelve O'Clock noon IN Dublin; what hour 10 New
Foundiand!' Answer-"kight O'Clock In the
morning." The answer was received within an
hour and q half Between the extreme eastern and
western points Of the United States, there il a
aihsrsacs Of time Of 8 hours aud so miuutss,
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The Captured SLAYER - DtsP osition
OF the ssCarg0."

The arrival at Charleston. 8. c., Of the brig Put
nam, with cargo 81 800 Afficaus--the first case
Of the kind which has occurred In the United
statss-hss given rise TO . great deal OF speeula-
sion upon the probable fate Of both slavers snd
slaves. With regard TO the first, their punishment
10 nxsd by lay to be death, though it is matter Ct
great doubt whether jury Gao be found who will
return verdict taking tbs lives Of men captured
IN the oomnission OF this description Of "piracy"
Touching the disposition to be made OF the Afri-
osus, We End by referring TO the act Of Congress OF
1919. that the President 10 authorised to 50 make
such arrangements o. he may deem expedient for
their safe keeping. support, aud removal beyond
the limits II the United States" and to appoint
pror or person residing on the coast Of Africa to
receive ell At ricans rescued from slave ships by
u. g. vessels The negroes in this instance are
now ashore near Charleston, In custody Ct the q.
8. Commissioner, and guarded by government
troops. s
The ofIicsrs aud crew Of the u s. brig Dolphin
have drawn golden prise-such Que a. the Bril-
fish cruisers hoped to draw by their search Of
American vessels In the Gulf They receive $25
for every negro on board the captured vessel be.
sdss receiving half the proceeds Of the sale of the
vessel itself
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mAnlHH INTELLIGENCE.

soyt Of Kichnsos7d, lug. 3l-HSGh Water g e'es'
-o~~~~.-~~0-
ARkIVED,
schr Segar PAUL. Boston, uldZe, W Colauitt
&C,
schr Louisa Dyer, Jarnerson. City Point. light.
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish New York. mdse
and passengers Ludam st5oD.
steamer Geo Peab dy, Pritchett, Baltimore. mdse.
Ludlam & Watson.
schr Ourust, Thompson. New York. u,dse. D W
Currie.
Schr Erupett johnson, Petersburg. light.
Schr Haxail, Winters New York, mdse, w
Curris
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~ We are indebted TO Mr. WooDaorsx, the
Richmond agent, for the July number of the Ion
dan Quarterly Rerieto.
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~ CHOLERA, CHoLERA-MoRBus, d

~ CHOLERA, CHoLERA-MoRBUs, Dr.
ARsHGa OR SUMNER COMPLAINTS, We have been told,
have never attacked those persons who have Leen
this summer. Should you have it, or ybe attacked
with it, use BAK ER'S PREMIUM BITrERS freely,
for three or four days, and you will ind our words
confidence We have in it, we think every family
should keep bottle regularly hand in cases Of
emergency, with the confident assurance that no
me icine know is ffsctua and at the same time
30 harmless. Price SOC per bottle.
To he had wholesale aud retail at the Drug Stores
of MessTs Purcell Ladd q Co, and all he prominent
Apo thecaries in this city elsewhere in Virginia
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beautiful Inscription 90 the tombstone of a
child at CORTLAND. n. Y, is "God takes care of
me-"
Gen Winfield Scott arrived at Old Point Sunday
evening, from New York.
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sAls Al TEE MONTGOMERY WHIrE--A correspon-
dsss vsitss that at the Montgomery, Va, White
Sulphur Springs, on the 2Sth att, seveu shares Of
the stock in these Springs, were sold BY gentle
mas. who 10 about removing from the state. The
bidders were from hisrissppi, Aaksnsss, Alabama,
dsorsia and Virginia. representing, IL was said,
10 tbs aggregate $4,000 $50 iu property. The ssn-
ssmsn from the hrst named State made the pur-
chase.
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H&% NnprHraI

EA NORTHERN ICE we nave GOOD
supply on hand and are daily looking for the rchr.
G. N. MEAL with $50 tons. aud the bark GEORGE
WARREN with 323 tons will sell from the yes.
sels willie dischareing, at s. per ton: will Pack in
hh1s and deliverat any ksilroad Depot in the city.
at $40 per ZOE; will lend our horse a1d buggy to
purchasers to try the market before closing trade.
as we must, can shall and will sell NORTHERN
ICE ia the city Of Richmond. at lower figure than
any other dealer.
ss l-Tt* B. WARDWELL d co.
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wuEspaFuM vJ4 TIM eesIs0ss--fsy..s a.
~ = - eeewv sisssx, oas Aays - pi 1871 ss.
aNoef y ~. ~ dav teaoth " tn<, ~ ie1csN4 te<M
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AasEsS OF An EscAPfD Coxyicf.--Jossph Turner
Who was sentenced to ave years In the Virginia
psuiesnsisry for burglary, ssd sscapsd from Camp
BELL county Jail tstors his removal, vas arrested
In Mobile, Ala on Thursday last.
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n~SpEcrAL NorIcE.-The attentio

of The public is requested to sale of splendid
Furniture Piano. &C. to take place at the residence
of @ Luck Eco, on Man, between 9th and It'll sts
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock.
Zee advertisement. EB COOK & co,
40 lit Aucte
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EATHE best place in Richmond to obtain correct
and durable Likenssses is at The Steam Gallery,
i3Y Main street Large size family groups and fancy
cases, at one-half the usual price
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t3-THE new sty of Ambrotypes taken by REFs
Co. at the headquarters of art I39 Main str ct
really gems of art. See them-prce Is cts. co cts,
81 and upwards
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E0 JAMES T. SUrToN, JR Pension
Agent and Notary Public, has moved his ONCE TO the
corner OF Main and l2.h streets, ovur VIM A. Wal.
ters'. and opposite Price Watkins dry goods
storee.
~ BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS ahd SCRIP
wanted. j. T. 3.
y
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Z ~ lisp ATC H


Norr.,e n, AngNR fsHsN 1dxeyffssmesstsJ Or
~ Of sPAT ~ 1sst d AaSa q ~ ~ Scbock IN &c
sS(Snes~ & evAw = aSpsar ~ wsst day. n.
6sasv prsassFe ~ a1ceyt3a1Meats NOM Ne celsnNs ~
(w pspsv s.i3 ~ etea " tAsir- rscefio@ af5~ ~
kmr nnma6
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sci No. 10 MAIN STREET.
rULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The nextsession,ot this Institution will commence
ply to CHARLES LIGHTFnoT,
Culpeper c H.. Va,
INSTRUCTORS.
CHARLES LIGHTFoOr. I. sup't and In
W GILLESPIE. University Of Virginia. Ancient
GRoUx. College de charlemague Paris. Mod.
These Instructors will be aided by compstent As
sistauts sel-im
lnIssOLUTIeN OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP The firm Of MELLON & SON is this
viii hereafter be condnc,ed by JOHN J MELLON,
who will adjust all claims and collect all debts Of
Thankful for past favor, so literally extended to
the frm, respectfully solicit q continnanes
Richmond, Aug 3lst. 1855. 80 l-2w
GENERAL SUPERINTEN DENTS UFFiCE,1
VIRGINIA GENITAL RAILROAD.
THE REVISED FREIGHT TAaIFF
goes into operation upon this Road TO-DAY
Sc i-st '' THos. DoDAMEAD. Gen. supt.
35O.UN .1 HAR g sH 2 = k .ds.s,:,
serms.by sci TRUMAN a Parker
Oh 0Hl NORTHERN Sawed PAT
NdJ.sU"' ings. ON the Dock. and for sale on ac-
'0 sei 's'"'' y TRUMAN A PARKER
NOTICE.--I have this day appointed
~ WILLIAM WALDIK my Agent to eandnct
said agency TO continue until due notice Is given of
the termination Of the same
kiehmond. August 81. 1885, J. sHANKs.
pICHMOND CITY MILLS FAMILY.
~ FL0UR-Ths Subscribers baye ON hand and
for sale. their fret grinding Of FAMILY ELlUK OF
this ssason and can recommend It to their friends
and numerous customers. rs In all respects worthy
ssi1diw ~ JOS BRUMMEL Z CO.
ZINE HAVANA CIGARs.-We have
instsre largo stock Of fine Havana Cigar,
L. Zsizasi. Punch csIbays. Norisss P sincpe
PURCELL. LApp : Co, Druggists.
SWEET OIL.-200 boxes Sweet Oil for
pURGEL /. La Txp y co, pr.sxis...
sci l22, corner Main and Governor sts.
EUM ARABIC-In bales and cases, for
-. PURCELL, LADp co, prussIs...
0H.-60 bbls. Solar and Coal Pit Oil,
I4appAyEapoRr.
TRUE'6 PURE RUM; Sole leather !:
= Peruvian Guano Ma I: Cotton Yarns. eurar
house Aolaseer: Bacon Sides and fhoulderI.
sci FOR sals BY IA0B DAvRNpORT,
a TLANTIC Telegraph Cable can Be
= = seen q GEORGE DOMDEN,a
Drug Store. US BFoad street.
A A MEXICAN GUAN0.-zL0 6arreje
nss1 500 order. containing ~ PER csst Donsl
.sI---------. y sEINkAa ! 90.
N1 By psncr-
W pruSetst.
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NO FALL TR ADE, 1853. IN
u 4 q r G Il j sU NM Err,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

(ao 20 Pearl st., Richmond, Va
Invites the attention of merchants visiting this
market, TO his stock, comprising large and well
as rtsd variety OF Goods Is Cen be found ia any
house in this country.
; II the latest shapes and patterns of CHINA,
VII Ts GRANITE. Print d, Fancy and Common
EARTHENWARE, is OF his own DIkscT Import t.
Cut GLASSWARE, from the best factories In this
country.
sE1KING GLASSES
BRITANNIA and pLaTED GOODS
FANCY CHINA, TOYS. &C, dc
The best quality Of sToNEWAkE, ut factory
prices.
he will osly say, that he is prepared to off.r to
the merrhrnts Of VIRGINIA. North Carolina and Ten
Rschmcnd-t quail TO any that may be offered in any
Northern city and respectfully asks an sxamina-
ton Of his stock.
"a Goods carefully packed AM forwarded " it'll
promptuo5s ~ l-2m
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n6P SHoCKoH HILL BUILDING FUND
AssocIA TIoN-The monthly Meeting of this Associ-
alton will re held this (WEDNRSDAY) evening Ist
nst at O'Clock. Dufs viii tie received from o'clk
p NJ until the hour OF meeting
Sc lit BARGAMIN, Secy.
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axa j. WOODWARD DENTIST, has
cHfYH returned and will be pleased to mt ct his
frs nus and patrOne. i-2tt
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D3~ WANTED TO PuRcHAsE.-Wanted
by the undersigned, at any point on the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad. between Richmond and
Petersburg, 200 cords best quality OAK WOOD, for
which 81 50 Ger cord will bs paid cash the deliv
erJ Of each 50 cords. Apply 10
au 23-lw at X q Depot,
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Mr. GKo. HARRIS JONES:
have been suffering with rorns for over fifteen
years. They have been 30 painful that could no.
wear SHOES with q senteel n. without suffering
severe pain during church services. Some severa,
weeks ago commenced usiug your Corn Imminent;
sfter nsing three bottles. was relieved from all
pain and soreness Inow can weer my shoes all day
d " thout suffering any pain. MAhEHA BOTTOMS.
Henrico county. Va, Aug 3lst. lass. ssi-2ts
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a FUK KENT-Intendlngt TO remove
&I to the store recently occupied by Messrs Bin
ford, Mayo& Blair two doors above Mess 8 I Price
! Co the store at present occupy. No 10 Market
Bridge is for rent This is of the best business
stands Ia the lower part of the city, and offer.
opportunity To any one wishing to engage in a
tail trade in almost any line of business TO good
tenant the good will and fixtures of The establish.
ment will be sold on moderate terms Apply to
mo PAGE, JR
l-tA No e Market kridoa
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WANTS.

JHTANTRD-A sEAMsTKEsS.--Apply
w at the s.cond tenement. AUGUSTA HOUSE,.
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NTANEED--A situation By respecta-
w bio white won An A. Chambsrmsi. of 20 do
general hoPse work. and IL a god wAlper AMI
i''"''' BgoCKENsRouGH on Clay.
,aI--2t~ Between 81 aud 4td street.
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~A GAsD-C. G. Mana, late Pro-
fessor Of music and modern languages &C the sou.h
farolinn Female O llegiate Institute, Columbia 8
G. respectfully offers his professional services TO the
citizens Of kiohmond and vicinity. Rooms 81 pres
epf At Mrs. Harwoods. on Bank st au3y-ims
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ITS REMOVAL,

Yesterday, under the direction of the United
States civil officers, the negroes, 306 in number.
were taken by the steamer Gen. Cliuch aud con
veyed to Castle Pirckney, in our harbor, where
they will be guarded by detachment from the
garrison at Fort Mouitre. As they passed the
plank to gain the steamers deck, they presented
strange and affecting sight, many of them be-
lug reduced TO mere skeletons by the suiferiugs
AID depr'vations of the voyage. Several we're ia =
dying coLdtion-a few dropsica, and a goodIy
hunter apparently III health,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-01

some SIX weeks ago, used your Corn Eminent
on a hard Corn that had been Suffering with fer
seyeral Years After using Part Of bottle. take
plTasure in saying that Was entirely relieved from
all pain up the present time and the Germ has be-
come soft 80 that 1t does net pain me. ven from
pressure or by sQuaf 2iDg 1t EpWD. jRAfLoR-
Richmond, Aug. 3lst, 1883