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DICHMOND ENCY.
LIFERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE ms. co.
CAPITAL $40 ono 600.
ANNUAL INCOME So $50 eco.
ALL DIRE CTORS MUST b E HA E.

LVERPOOL AND LOSb0N o ERE ms. co.
ALL DIRE c1o H5n BEG B E sHAkE-
pd6f f nnd S St hs Ct To- void
VS. y 81 fTEs iaRin 20
Of its bpEcToRs ten Of whom are
residents of New York and are gentlemen Of con
siderable wealth. enable it to offer the most unex
ampled security to the citizens OF Richmond and
RISKS taken on favorable terms. All claims
Of efGm oss x Hsa t Po
81 1lss isi snsa
r. w. WYATT. Aseh.s'
au lost 100 Main ST. above the Post Office.
Sun sns h %
ments to me, at my late store, corner Broad and
place anv accounts in the hands Of collectors
corner of Broad and 9th streets. persons desrons
of seeing the same for the Ppspase OF ,bsra
hs s S .s.s t. rent T. as
ne better stand be found for the business 9 ,or
aa as1 eG n almost ssy
SsSs sS share SSEs sfffsa vi; tusssd
DHOTOGRAPHs AND AMRROTYPEs.-
L am prepared to make PHHoIO Srn A,t;a az
s the ssss ar Zach branch Of tie business
seen h m
face not chalky white; made with or without
shades, just to suit the purchua.s:esrEsi ,,o .u -
au 1914. Between 9th and 10th sts.
NJOTICE.-Having to repair and enlarge my
August until f the 9Th september when shah 2e
3 %pSp WI aS e '1Is esT stock Of DRY
PRICES, without regard e cost cost; until the 18th
aa io-lw 17s, cor. 9Th and Broad SITS.
"A H. Ali persons receivins them shall BE- prov as
0s sa eS:n'' 'f BaNEL sH I'd Market
COUNTRY CURED landscapes quality;
~ New Family Fl.OUR-warranted FIRST rate;
l EXTRA E and suPERFRNa dS 5ss.iSlPS and
i0 sa sie Comet AsrAA Main and H "a IT..
FOR LYNCHBUKsGvTo leayye THURSDAY.
The Canal n BSst OLIVIA will lssxe 8
su ioHM ''''' At the Shed, Dock street.
TEAS.-2oop packages Gunpovder TEAS, includ-
Ing choice qualities, all fresh and recent, i'm
pG at ss-s Tor sale BY .4e. 3. DAVENPORT.
TEAS...isO packages Black TEAS, OF good quail
au io-ot " Ia G. B. DAVENPORT.
NlTkAIE Ok H1A6AESlAs-lhl66 a. TeeaDl0
~ and effective puTgative il alwa1s kept freshly
prepared ana l0' iai Beo1DEKER. No. 10 Main st.
bacon SHOULD n .--l0 tierces SUGAR
ID Cured, Stagg brand; II hhds Air Tsht, War
ron w SFosf Il 's's CLAIBORNE No. IL Pearl st.
EOR INvALIDS.-Bermuda Arrow Root. Ia
pioca. Sago, Pearl Barley, Oat Meal, Hecker's
Farins. Corn Starch, &C.. Fer safe By
A. BODEkER, Apethecary, No. 10 Main ct.
DROWN AND BLEACHED SOCKS-From
ID Sl.c0 to $500 per dozen. The stock 10 good,
and soa oneapf FL IL iS HULL ITO Main st.
CONGRESS WATER ON ICE.-A supply
~ Of fresh Congress- Water, kept always on ice At
GEO. D0WDEN,s New Drug Sters, :
Next American H6tel.
IN MHDS. AIR-TIGHT BACON SIDES
~ Warren brana-foE sale BY ~
WoMBLE x CLAIBORNE, No. II Pearl 1t.
DALMETTO HAslS.-3o tisrcss Of this cels-
WoMBLE { ciL.XIBbRNE. No. u Pearl =. z.
MO. LARGE AND SMALL NJ AC r :
IN REL. and No. HAiifhx Cut HerSln8ss tpf SAFE
BY WOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE, No. n Pearl e.
EE0 BUsHELs prime White CORN expected
WoS NH e &c ccHiiRoin0RNE. No. II Ps.rl IT.
FANCY COTTON sOCKs -Fcr summer wear,
a sl - 4 fchss MI E 1; 10 Main st.
's.kEb OH e &c ss sf b p.,.....
Next American Hotel.
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The sou,hern Planter.

The August number of the Sossher" Fs"ntfr
contains its usual large amount OF valuable
agricultural information. The Planter, we OBJ
serve. announces the appointment OF Major
WV. GILHAM, Of the v. M. Institute. to the
now professorship of Agriculture in that in
stitution. Major GILLIAN is known for his
.cientIflc attainWents, his laborious, constant
industry, and his zeal in the cause Of Agricul-
tire The Piaafer remarks that great want
I'm the education OF young men-many of whom
no from the college halls to take charge of
farms-wiil now be supplied, and hopes that
the noble lead which has endowed the Agri.
cultural chair, will be followed by other gen.
erous spirits. 4"
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49,
W. .s....: k: ::.E.s e .s.:s s ]:
buildinS. 5 MI Dove lfhe city nsuirs lie
s.: j: Ss;:' !: :s'
W4ssT55RoKN M ess Wasdss 9s e e Il
Sencs Nikh peE Agrlg atthis sliiee. Ian lo-lI.
WxNiE6.M the IcSseco rsesery 8. The
Food LIMP Mixer. to whom STEADY snsIsy-
VIII 4 ! 81 + : sss:,
;ip' as .s.. ~ =: 70 'sa 70
TI71NTEDjl1-A PARTNER, With. 800 capital,
wanted e s the m 2,
Il RsamS3a Ths ns', !. ssis s,. y ytU
particulars, address E;E.Mi VIII 70
In which city !. building m.ds u Viii vi: material
w Ironing .nd general .hShse woif, for tho bal
ancs Of the year. Apply iT gTo y MsSSRroN,
.u 81. Al Bank q common.ssish.
W4NIED NEa.SE or JE Eifh e 42f n5ses;E:ss,
l fERs. soSa , Ss a. I'M
;.. : da AND saoa Hn House ssa
and Ironer, about same age, Boy Dining Room
aSou IS oa u" ' no.
families ii know ii,or buy negroes not under the
from persons wishins to sell such alayes, aboys
described, to the caro- Of MessrA. +. II. MauIJ
Ear Of 'h and PESO seh. n Bss
till se In Ct f. E
.,sy C esAr s. q &.ls coAT u. h Il
on Saturdays, only, to M. B. SWEENEy.at
gu SITS ..-- = kENI, fAlAE e Gus
WANTED, An OvERsEER-To superin-
married man, or married man. without children.
None need apply Who fInf r'
WANTED-.STONEC CUTTERS; wish to
w employ thrty-fves STONE CUTTERS, at
mond, on the Richmond and Dsnviiie Railroad.
ms1d ns wss, E % svs
WANTED, CARPENTERs. --Apply at tn.
81. MAKER One preferred thst has had
'G N ss experience ~''a "a0n GREEN ALLEN.
MTANTED.-Ioo or IL NEGRO MEN, as LABo-
" Hdd' . H HAxAfL, 'ckENsHAw I co.
WANTERF the balance e ZEE {s;T e g *
rEMhLH sER1aST "sed to Waiting Il
ING ROOM, and accustomed to GENERAL
Also, WHITE GIRL, who il good SEAM
| STRESS, and willing to be useful in the lighter
paris Oh ''f''o' IN s'n''0tG G. W. GRETsTER,
jy 2I-eodlwA2aw2w No. 81 Main st.
r ABORERS WANTED.--I still wish to en-
Il ploy large number Of laborers to work on n.
r. r., running from Fayetteville to the Coslheds,
N. C.-will give employment and q long job to ali
that come until further notice. Wages 81 rs per
day; board 5000 per month, country very healthy;
for further information, address the subgc rloor,
also wish to employ good BL BLACKSMITH on same
work, who understands Horse -shoeng making
Picks, &c. VIM H. HORD. Johnsonsville,
je7-ts Harnett County, n. Y.
WANTED TO HIRE.-Colored hands to werk
w Material Train, on this Road 6y m snn OF
balance Of the year. VIM. N. bRAuu' cup t'
o' Re r. F; s 81 r A Pr GH lsss .rs-t
WANTED..ao MEN;;IThe above number ,S Of
w Men can find immediate employment on the
extension OF the Roanoke Valley Railroad. Apply
to THCS w BROCKENBROUGH, Treasurer oil
Richmond and Danvllle H. H. at pepot. 70 @-'s
|
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RUNAWAY6.
n ESQ Runaway from shs
ID subscribers, on the nth inst. near tbs Hall

- $50 REWARD.-Ransway from The
al subscribers, on the nth inst. nesr tbs Half
Nyay Station on the Richmond snd Petefsbqrs
Railroad, negro man named WILLIAM
ss The said negro WAS purchased BY NJ short
time ago from tho ai!or Of this connty. and he says
he was raised in Baltimore, aud has been sai!of.
He H. very black. and SLOW Of speech; the palms
of both hands have been badly biistered, hut are
now almost entirely healed; and bad on, whom he
left brown pair Of cassinsre psnts. With strip
make his way back 70 Baltimore By passing himself
of - . free man. We will give tho above reward
of $50. IL taken out Of the State, - II taken IN
the State. IT tho above negro 10 confined IN sey
Jail. any Information can be had eopcerning him ~
addressIng us ut Proctors Creek. Chesterfield co.,
Va. ....r~
an s-dst&c wlt. B. J. DUyAL co.
WEn REWARD. 1--WE will pay the above re-
HpOO ward for the detection md dSttxefy OF ,.
r. HARRIS, whose real name - " ~. r: FAN.
RISH. and the recovery Of $50, which the said
Parrish received OF us under false pretenees; or.
20 for the apprehension Of Parrsh. 20 that he may
Be brought to Justice Parrish is about twenty Ave
years old feet 10 inches high, hight hair and has
: pair Of bruised eyes. caused b. 8 hsavy blow re-
ceivsd from four pG YIsx EsjEhHsi ,rrcHysox
iyH-d&cvh Richmond.
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aP1CznL NQzEC4
- rolls, !
aRsa!ea Ia. III saI sss5B IEn s''s
Are TIE same size that others charge si-se for.
hsr naS n. X: Fsy Groups. Fancy c... ae at
SO ssTocciff q iss az +. y = E .a ~
~ Hsar prsssSs ma UYsss cxps.
pred 6 ssS slsyssI: a. !. e
aust ' ' - N. 9. BARTON.
~ Removal. ..G. W. Minnis has renewed
his PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART GALLERY
ftom ~ Main street. to the building adjoiD,nx Coz
has fitted up and arranged suit Of rooms for the
especial purpose OF conducting the photoELspnic
estahishnent from his friends and patrons and the
public generally. 10 most respectfully solicited.
"a Lieerice-A. o. c. Brand. 1.-THE above
v'a En0vr sv0fs' RssNps s 3 .Me%S sfff
dss-ly s q, Pine street. New York. y
MILITARY. 81
n ATTENTION, VA. RIFLEs.-Attende
parade on FRIDAY. the 18th inst, in front o.
ns SI1s With With srse blank e.Itrdss.
By 0rd r. e. e c HapssaiHE iaIEHYfER o. s.
n: B-Attend regular Drill and MeetIns on
business II importance viii be- bIoush. before the
" ss ios. BY 0'fsf% n f HfRs'sE kYR
n ARMoRY YOUNG Gu AR, ,or
l. RICHMOND, August 10, 1859. u
ivy Cnmn.r;e. 4 and r viii assemble for PA
RADE on THURSDAY EVENING. l2th inst, at
IL O'Clock. in full dress uniform-whIte pants.-
The Battalion will leave the Armory at So o'clock
Cart Cart S9H L. ssaFFEfE efRw iii Fl Co. A.
F. g A MthDxs LIST sers'ss. .u lo-n
:, HEADQ'Rs RICHMOND GRAYs..
q August 2, 1891
4FRIDAY next, August 18th at 80 O'Clock T.
NJ, in Winter Uniform and Pompo1, with I'M
dress Caps, slung on the left upper back button,
for a tour of duty to New York and back.
I'd. Members will appear with knapsacks on,
white Pants four Shirts change of under clothes;
Handkerchiefs; extra Gloves; extra set Cross
Belts; half dozen rundown Coltars, and Gray
Jacket. Notitizens' clothes will be allowed,
3D. o the Ba iii on the P
rade Ground. by A O. clock, whore Quarter Master
CASKIE will take them in charge, escort them to
the Depot, and see that they are properly checked
4th. Every member will consider himself under
return. and will in event absent himself without
leave from any parade reunion of the corps.
BY order of Capt. ELLIOTT.
au9 -4t JOHN T. ROGERS, LIST Serg't.
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Deaths from Ca nj heue,

According to record of deaths, injuries. and
CONGREGATIONS, resulting from the use of cam.
phene and other burning fluids kept by Mr.. T..
MnR'AH. OF Brooklyn, since July ~, 1850, it
appe;--s that since that date the deaths from
these causes have amounted to three hundred
ana seventy, and four hundred and seventy
seven persons injured, many ofwhom were not
expected 10 survive the injuries they received.
Inc losses by fire from these fluids he esti1nar
tea 81 upwards Of one million Of dollars. MI
MxRiAA ssys that when the weather becomes
NOT IN summer, the danger in the nse o. burn.
sang nalds will increase. In the short term o.
smfty-six days within this present yeaf ne ma
recorded the death of nine persons ny cam
phene and burning fuids
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4 DEATH ON THE CARs.-Rey. Thos. McC}ee, q
Methodist minister of the Baltimore COME
renee, died suddenly on the cars of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, Monday. The edi-
tor of the Alexandria Sentinel, who was on
the train, describes his sudden death:
On taking passage to-day at Warrenton for
Alexandria, We We're most agreeably impress
ed with the courteous manner and the plea
SAINT, benignant countenanee of venerable
gentleman, who, with his wife. married
daughter and her husband, aud two grand
children, entered the cars, bound TO their
homes In Baltimore. Before we had been in
motion five minutes, TIN old gentleman's head
fell back, and when his son-fn-iaw rushed to
his aid, he was already dead. He had died Of
heart disease. The wheel had broken Mt the
cistern, and the flow OF life ceased as suddenly
rs by the stroke of . rife ball
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MORE DISTINGUISHED ARRIyALs s..

N WeaEe happy to Inform our numerous read a.
that sup'r White Brilliant, which he intends to sell
at the very low price Of 2 ess per ,a ys,d y ths
same price Also 100 dozen fine Linen Hdkfs., to
p sold At ia Cts piece actually worth 3 eth 80
cts: 40 pieces more Of that excellent Unblcached
Cotton IS NICHE. wide =. 81 Gss TGnd h be sns:P
iSis cts. the best in the city for the price; 1000
Cambria Bands at l21 cts for the double band. ao-
tually worth % cts. For bsrgalns n pry hoods go
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SICKNESS IN THE CoUNTRy.--At Buffalo,
Putnam CO., Vs., and vicinity, several deaths
have occurred among children from disease Of
the throat and . number are now suffering
severely from the same cause,
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puTTER, LARD AND cHEEsE.-BUT

RITTEK, LAKD ANU IHE LIZ p T. T,
DOORS FROM CORNER OF SIXTH STREET,
SOUTH SIDE-Just to hand to. day, by the steam
ship Yorktown, IL kegs Orange County BUTTER,
direct from the dairy; u kegs prime LARD; Il
boxes CHEESE, and boxes No. i PINE APPLE
CHEESE, which | am selling by the package or
single pound, as low as any other house in town.,
Retailers on the Hill will do well to give me call
before buying elsewhere.
AL at IOHN A. FOSTER. Agent.
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-, FOR RENT-Thoee two large and modern
M:s built STORES on Broad, near Third ST. To
Immediate possession given. For terms. apply to
an l0--lm MARK DOWNEI.
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.McxEns.-Oa the authority Of . private let
stess Which asytysA ~ The Persia, from IN init
maie pssscnnt 15tsaA - tbs novs.ist, the New
ISvt X4pntnG Hess aanouncss that Chayles
x1s>i s1a1 vtstt this country during the en-.
aain8 entnDn, 40 giye the readings iron his
s1A Npyt4 that hese hpea - snecsssful In Eng.
land. $500
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Mr.. Casey, U. 8. Treasurer, Is quite IN n
the residence Of Hon. J. @. Riyes, near Bla.
densburg
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s,r me di.tribu,ion Of the Richmond Dsspaseh
!. i.vnchburs. will commence furnishing IL
~ NJ. patrons In that city on Monday mex. At
10 cents Per week
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HkrsI 4; i; 4 I. 44s s:s::,. r. Il:
2 w =, q . sn:s i DAY Jay B6Rkb a
nm = s"osn fery G ard airy. my accom.s,
vbo vis6 q obtain GOOD board and hone comforts:
vii call without delay. have one pisesenS tD ~
would like occupied. Mrs. n. wsSoNso.
~ 4-3w. : e <----
1Ty1sE AnIfN0TON A0UeE, =
,. The sbG1ss s2Sss sSy :,
Serstoiors. Ths proprietor Win D hsppy 70 e.
commodste travellers, 9 well - permanent noe .S
sre and will not relax in Attention 70 eussnm 80
charscfsF i hes attained. y - -l1
A.A EUTAw HOUSE, r,uopx
E: FARE REbUCED n.r
c aa1snslsmsn's Ordinary, Per day .........- s3@
{ Es lev .9RoHr cxdRRsotLL. ries;;i.sa 8.
TIME TUNSTALL HOUSE. ,r.~
DANvILIx, vfx0iNfA. 3
With new furniture, and newly repaired. We -
slre visfors that no efforts will D. spared e lrono
I'M The VT TfUNSTALL HOUSE q also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnilussss will alyaJs b u
t T.s6s e ','I &sswseAaffif!Ef RS ana NON
.a-,yd " II i. T siAk6Ns, f'0'1''''-.
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Irresponsibility Of Rsilread Compsnies'
I. appears thai the worthern Railroad Com.
pany, threngh whose crinipai reeklessness
ftas tarrible railroad eoet0ens recently happen
ed near 6chagticeluA -. x- v nopeie%siy bank
rups. ana nothtnr CO - squeezed out of /. in
the shape Of eoinpensasson to the families OF
Its butchered victims The Northern journals
are earuestir dbeiffns new legislation to pre-.
vent these horrible massacres. The New York
sibtiity. pecuptary or penal, on the part Of
raiiree9 Afsectors ~ VIII awaken thsm 10 d
proper 9ass OF the obligations which they
Aaye AoetFaeted towards ths public aad tAas
prsyent NJ increase Of sncA disasters.
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GOODS FOR SERVANTS' CLOTHING.-
VI Heavy 81 and Ga Virginia Pulled Cloths; heavy
Sleeps Grey Snttinets; Buckskln SattInets and
Plain Lnseys. A large portion Of these goods were
purchased last spring before the advance in heavy
wooiens, and will be sold without regard to prices
merchants are invited to call and examine them.
ll3tF PERKINS & co, No. iAl Eaglc square.
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MONTGOMERY'S ROCKAwAYW WHEAT
Straw Cutters Of the following kinds. Daniels.
universal, Smiths, and Nelson's Fresh Tmrnip
Seed, vsrieties below: Red Top Strsg Leaf. Early
Heart, Swans Egg. Ruta- Baga, Large White Nor
folk, Dale's Hybrid, Scven-Top Turnip. For sale
by .t GEORGE WATT q CO.
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~ LAND AND MILLS FOR SALE IN

~ FOR SALE.-A fine young MARI. 4
G->Nyears old. warranted sound in every partc
NAular, and works well in single or double
harness. J. MADISON MACON, JR.,
Office in the Law Building, Franklin st.
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/ ssore full stock Of COMMON ENGIISH
IRON and BEST ENGLISH REFINED IRON, Of
the most approved brands. imported direct from
Round ard Square Bars, of all sizes Bands. Hoops.
Sheets, Ovals and Half Rounds; Stills hest hsrse-s
complete assortment Of SWEDES IRON RUS
STA SHEETS. NORWAY NAIL RODS, Bills
TERED STEEL, Tin Plates, BLOCK TIN, ZINC,
&C., 70 which We call the stssi,scr e9 he trade
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NEW EAMILY FLOUR AND FAMILY
rior lot Of new Tennessee FAMILY LOUR. Also.
= very choice lot of Orange county FAMILY
HAMS. s sffs HARRIS M0OkE, g.
Il 8-1W4szs Rain Rnnk
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NEW FAMILY FLOUR..-wa are now
- taking orders for Rowlsnd's Xxx FAMILY
be made from one crop Of pure White wheat, grown
on the Berkeley estate, the quality of which is
usuaI,, order their snpp, faq the vs.r from ns cno
now be assured Of getting the best Flour that can
possibly be mads from pure white wheat. For sale
IN lots to suit purchasers, hy
. SELDEN Il MILLER, cor. Pearl and CARY sta.
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OUR SUMNER STOCk-For sale cheap
Fsns sn
Cloths esTsd st qw suTss in
G.Ss1 Fs Goods and hereore want to
make room for it. Look out for bargains, and buy
Economy and Durability are considerations we
0i'f IN favor r Up s.Ss HULL ITO Main st.
CI French M1Sa a
f fsasP B ST. FssR AANpkhkcHlEfs;
BELTS-an assortment, &C., &C.,
r'A II 9Sss III s'fhssa IL WEI
GENUINE TORTOISE SHELL COMBS;
" finest English Hair and Tooth Brushes; Lubin's
Handkerchief Extrects and Soaps; the finest Po
Sponges; Porte Monnaies in great variety; genuine
farns BG I9P sale Hs sor.
1856 Main st.,corner above new Post Office.
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, Gc.-By every
= stenmer we are RECEIVING large lots of GOODS
oup sTe ali fresh and and W be
'' q THOMAS HUGHES s s4t bo,y :I,.:,
GUNNER CLOTHING.--Tbe assortment is
large and attractive, presenting the good points
OF choice Goods, gotten up in the very latest and
season being far advanced We offer such induce
ments as Will make 1t your interest to anticipate
your S'"'' KEEN H ass ,' BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
WHO BUYS CHEAP CLOTHiNG .-Those
" who make their selections from TLPMAN
huLL no Nam street; ana 6eilde. sSrylns eco
feet goods produced in this market, cheap for cash.
Let :. come Y ins sss sh Mu f1sefS liz Main
pine APPLEs: PINE ApPLEs:,Rscsiv-
Apes Ga
and fw s. Ssho.. Saloon
(1ANDL ES.--sOe boxes Tallow CANDLES, Of
- the fol!oving brands z Jackson's. Morrill's,
G c1sSs faa s sssss
and other brands in 'e WM for W y,lf y SONS
no DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS. =
ing Of abied Bottles Jars Dr.Wssrs Ts
chance for person desiring to At up = store st s
small expense. Apply to GEO; DoWDEN. s
ID for sale low BY Che barrel Or gallon. ~
q GEO. DowDEN, New Drug Store,
SCgTCH PIG IRON.-so tons sooTcH PIE
..s q sr ssss au's' WI faf
WHITE sfEzsF-Fol sI g 'BjRSsDdF AT;Yil ae.'
8. DmsEist, nesI Old Market.
II 8. 80 6. - !, gAIHING TOWELS. i
q - XEAnijE / BAKERS Drns Store, 2
- Main strcet, corner Abovc Post Office.
EVNPOWDER TEA.--ThA Gnest qaality,
NJ 4Mpprted into this country, and PERFECTLY
fresh. just received and for aaie ~ y =
SELDEN & MILLER, 9
corner Pearl and Cary streets.
60 8BLS. Cut, Lost puIveFi1ed and Crushod
w Sugars, IN Htoro and for sale by -
I'm CASES Clarsf Wine--s ST. Julien !" and
AOO other brands, for sale b
Java COFFEE...l60 bags old government
- Java GOLFER. Of choice quality. for sale hy
4. II. SKINKER 4 CO.
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A COST FOR CASH.-l viii close out the
GOODS at and below cost for cash. consisting Of .
lsIgs assertment Of tAb MI DRESS nS T GoonS;
STELLA SHAWLS, LAWNS. GINGHAMS.
BRILLIANTS, PARAS0LS, and many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention, Call soon y you
wish bargains. GEO. X. BA6Bf,
3 1IfsEss 81 Main street.
P.S.-A case Of bleached COTTON full ard vide,
for kc.; a great bargain. ~ i5-lm
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LyIsa,S n "a ~ nn:aIL.a.s ~
The GRxATKsr NoyELIr AND THE MOST rsE-
FUL INVENTION. or TN. DA1;-We have in our
this paragraph has been pennsd, invention which
we have no hesitation in prsncuncing the '.greAts
est novelty Of tho day II is called the PATENT
FLY TRAP" and if ever patent was Justly
granted for On invention. the one We now refsr 70
Justly merits one. 1t is hardly worthsthe while TO
describe this trap, ~ quito sure every ono
troubled with flies, on ascertsinins Its existence
and merits, will feel sufficiently interested to call
at No 131 Pearl street, ard make themselves &C.
quainted Nth it, value ~ 1y and mosarlto pro-
ventive It Is snfcient to say, that Il loo - ile
clock work, and to employ . cant EXPRESSION
Cal ches fies and mosquitoes with perfect loose
and We have found WINGED insects" which before
its introduction 'were thick az leaves IN vaiism-
tembcr. We heartily recommend this novelty to
the DISTINGUISHED consideration" OF those Of our
readers who desire to enjoy tho summer months,
free from its concomtant evils" For sale By the
agents, CLARKS0N l. ANDERSON,
NJ MAJ az n.
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The undersigned embraces this occasion 10
acknowledge his heartfelt ohlsatons for the hbo
the public, for the past twenty years, and most re-
specially solicits continuanse Of their isy2rs 10
the new firm. WM. +. BUTLER.
Richmond, Aug. 8, 1850. us-cst
MANU- ACTUR ID o u ACCOS.
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- from Borteeux. 81 los Of ths9 eyfrs - ne
olive OH A. Al demand ihns k6en 10 Efcat aince
ny Infrotactlnn of thai astieae u shlg nsarket,
% ven - esii q sases = s9QS ys!y xE CAT
Csady Mann ketareS. No ~ Msia Is
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IN haya opened on the corner of 18th and Frank
lin streets, q general assortment of GROCERIES,,
to which invite the attention Of the public gener
ally. All of which will be- sold cheae for cash.
JESSE BARNES,
10 9Q-l2f AGENT for T. w. Gill.
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I q :
oErIcE-corssy Mth and Rgak 81, RisAy.e.e, ys.
Solicit coBsig ninenta Of TOBACCO, WHEAT,
FLOUR, and all kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
on which they viii make liberal Advances; And by
paying stret attention TO tho interests Of theitecn
stitncnts, hope 10 give satisfaction to all who may
favor thcm with consgnnaats.
Co, 7. J.. Evans. Ragiand Brcther. Jchn Gee. :
Giescns kcy. 4: 4. Mo9rmas, pr. WA. n. lGwssh-
pie, Essex coanty h. +. Harfis. Bnckinskam co.;
+. a. Ailiyard. King Wiillamco.. Hobepp 4 Smith.
ylS-cw<ts LE0NZfO LUNPklN.