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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

LEwIsToN.-The place is lively about IS Chi
namen are working the bars in the neighborhood
and the mines, generally, are paying well.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

EXCESSIVE SYMPATHY.-It is remarkable how
human sympathy may be excited in favor Of a
brute. "Bill," the pet horse of Comstock &
Martins stable, vas so severely injured by his
leap on Sunday week, that he had to be left at
the Grass Valley ranch. Now if buggy is ready
to leave town, and the driver interrogated as to
his destination, the universal response is" Go.
ing to see Bill.' Having received the latest
information in regard 10 the condition Of the
horse, we state for the benefit of his admirers Of
the pautaloon gender. that he is out of Danger
and employs eighteen hours out Of the twenty
four in diigent duty at the mangcr,-not but
what he would duly appreciate their visit, how
ever.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

Ok A YIsIT.-Col. T.. A. Stevenson, Of Tehani
visited Weayeryile this week, on business. Ny
or having been here before, he expressed himel
highly pleased with the location and prospeou
appearance of our town, which in the vale
presumed to be located in the vicinity ofth
Arctic region. The Col. has been spoken b.
several Democratic papers, and his friends BIRD
as proper man for Speaker Of the next AssmI
bly,. He is qualified for the position. having al
two years Legislative experience, and we bp|
his claim TO the position will be acknowledge.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

RETURNED.- Mrs. II. Greenhood and children,
returned on Thursday. Mrs. Greenhood has been
on visit to the Bay for her health, and we are
happy to know returns greatly improved
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

CALL SooY.-Mr. 6. /. Hazcltne is taking am
brotypes in the old Post Office building, on Court
street, and will stop but one week longer. We
have seen a number OF pictures taken by him,
which bear evidence Of artistic merit. Give him
n call
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

WEAyERyILLE DEBATING SocIErY.-The first
meeting of this society will take place at Justice
Mnrphy's office, on Saturday evening, Oct. lst,
at half-past o'clock a general invitation is
extended.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

READ the advertisement Of Crosby & Dibblee,
agents for the Billings Hams in California. Ev-
erybody knows the Billings Hams are a superior
article, and an attempt has been made to coun-
tereit them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

NEW TRIAL DENIED-Judge Dainger6ed has
refused to grant new trial in the suit of Lud-
wig ag. Ware, aud others
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

HAPTINEsS-A good man, who has seen much
OF the world, and is not tired of it, says "The
grand essentials to happiness in this life are,
something to do, something to love, and some
thing TO hope for"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

MANUFACTURE Of LAcEs. s.--HunFs .Merchants
Magazine says that some 10000 women in France
gain employment by the manufacture of laces
They are nearly all hand made, that is, with bob
bins, upon a small, portable cushion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

DEPARTURES FOR THE EAsr.-On Tuesday NOR
ming Frank Young, who has hardly been out Of
sight of Weavervlle for seven years, left for the
Atlantic, together with A. J. Adams, of North
Fork, Almus w. Dodge, Jerry COney aud TAos
Tiernay, of Weaveryille.
On Wednesday, Hon. Jno, c. Burch and lady
started for WaShingion-will sail on the 20tIi of
October. Jno. Philbrook, jr., aud Frank Mel
vlle al,o went on the same day, and C. flbrs-
day, Newton and Homer Gray started for their
home in Fabius, n. Y. Most Of them will return
in three or four months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

Too Mrcu REsPoNsIDuITY-The Odd Fellows
Of San Andreas passed the following resolution
on the death of DR.. p. Goodwyn, member Of
San Andreas Lodge, killed in the late duel with
Gatewood:
Resolcel, That we have learned with regret the
affecting dispensation of Divine Providence, by
which our beloved Order has been bereit Of a
brother"
The Sacramento Bee thinks it is quite enough
TO hold Providence responsible for those killed
ty bursting steamboat boilers, caving banks, etc.,
and shat when man voluntarily gets killed in
q duel or cuts his own throat. Providence should
be exoneratcd from any blame in the matter
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

REV. B. +. MYERS, late pastor of the NJ E.
Church in this place, has been sent to preside
over congregations at Jackson and Suiter. Rev.
c. V. Anthony has been appointed to the charge
of the church in Santa Clara
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

NAME CHANGED--The citizens of KanaIa Bar
at the mouth Of Weaver Creek, have resolved tc
change the name to Douglas City IT is a good
name, and worthy that brisk little town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

WE return our thanks to Mrs. SPENCER Low
DEN of Grass Valley, for the present of full
grown and most delicious winter melon, species
grown only at that place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

THANKs-To GREENWOOD q NEwBAUER, H. J
SEAMAN and CLEGG, of the News Depot, for paper
favors this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

IN FAVOR OF CONVENTION vote on a
Constitutional Convention stands-for Conven-
tioD, AZ, 822 against, 1906.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

to-day -Saturday-to approve bonds of Treasur-
er and Tax Collector, and transact other business
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

JEWISH New YEAR-To-day and to morrow,
the goth and 30tb, are the days celebrated as
Jewish New Year. The Day of Atonement oc.
ours on Saturday, the Slh day of October.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

To BE SoLD.-The Eder property. on Main
street. consisting of the brick building occupied
by Joseph KOhn, and the Exchange Saloon build
ing, are to be sold at auction OH Friday Oct IA.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

HuMBoLDT.-Peope interested in the Union
and Weaveryille Wagon road. were to meet at
the former place on Thursday evening of last
week, to fix The amount Of capital stock, etc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

JUDGE PITzER has gone to Red Bluff to attend
the October term of Tehams District Court,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

CAUSE OF DEATH-First Lieut., stamford, of
". O., whose death on board the United States
revenue cutter Harriet Lane, ut New York, to
which he was attached, was mentioned a few
days ago, is now believed by some of his friends
TO have fallen victim to the cuIpability OF a
dentist through filling his teeth with an ar
senic preparation for the purpose of killing
the nerves rigid Investigation, 1t is said,
will be had
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

EFFECT or SPIRITUALIsN-An Interesting
topic OF conversation At Newburyport, Mas.a-
chusetts, at present, is the recent development
of free love principles in spiritualistic circles
there. "Ihey say" that two couples have al
ready separated, and if ruinors be true, there
are others in q fair way to become So One
pair who have dissolved partnership had been
united but few months and the gentleman
is we'll known in that vicinity the former
husband of distinguished literary lady. whose
writings are familiar TO those acq TAINTED with
the current literature OF the day. Who is
he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

SHAAEFrI-Horace Greeley writes from
Big Sandy, Oregon, July 6, that white men,
with two or three squaws each, are quite COM
mon throughout this region, and young and
relatively comedy Indian girls are bought
from their fathers, by white men, rs regularly
and openly as Circassians at Constantinople.
The usual range of prices is from gao to 3s0--
about that of Indian horses. i hear it stated
that though all other trade may be dull, that
in yonng squaws is always brisk on Green
River and the North Platte''
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r G. oc sss,sI MIELsc.RoL,SE1FoR SALE.


II In view of removing to the county of Hanover,
] shall, on THURSDAY, the LIST day of September,
1852 at II O'clock NJ. sell at public auction, the
premises. the valuable tract of LAND on WHICH
now reside, situated in the county OF Caroline,
about Is miles west of the Court House, Bowling
Green 8 miles from Quincy g Depot. on the H., f..
& P. r. r., Is miles from Fredericksburg and con-
tanning 45l acres, giving tlrpse IN want OF produc-
tive farm and comfortable home good opportunity
of supplying themselves with such.
The quality of the soil is well known, and needs
no commentator in the neishborhood, being sus :,
ceptibie of the ha hest state of improvement, ana
now producing good crops OF waest, corn and oats;
and particularly tobacco, clover, and the yarlous
grasses, thrive we'll There are about $50 acres Of
cleared land the balance timbered with oak and
pine, the whole we'll enclosed, and divided into 81 K
parts, four fields, one standing pasture, ana q
meadow of so acres in timothy and clover; excel
lent springs and streams supplying every field
There is q GOOD apple and peach ORCHARD, from
early to late. The improvements consist OF q coa-
Portable DWELLING-HOUSE, with seven rooms
above and two in basement. Kitchen, Meat House,
Ice House, Barn, StabIes, Corn Houses, Tobacco
Houses and Servants Houses. and NIL other out
houses and an excellent GARDEN. Many advan-
tages possessed by this farm might he mentioned;
but supposing those wishing to purchase VIII view
for themselves before the day OF sale, rs deemed
THE TERMS are one third of the purchase money
cash; the balance in and two years. to bear in
terest from the day of sale with decd of trust or
title retained until the whole OF the purchase money
nj, Post Office is, Thornsburg SpottsyIvania Co.
will take pleasure in showing the premises e PER
sons wish ne to purchase. ROBERT S. LUCK.
Caroline, July Is, 1859. jy z9-diaw4wcwA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

MORE TIGHT-RoPE WALKIHG-Mons. De
Lave, the rival of Blondin, successfully crossed
The Gennesee Falls, N. Y, on tight-rope on
Tuesday afternoon. A concourse of from
eighteen TO twenty thousand people witnessed
the performance, and were thoroughly
drenehed by severe thunder-shower which
occurred just previous to the commencement
Of the feat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

THE WISCONSIN WHEAT CRoP.-The Mil
waukie Wisconsin has no doubt that the crop
of spring wheat now harvested in that States
larger than in any former year. 1t estimates
the amount ut II, COG bushels and allowing
100000 for consumption, there viii be l0eG0,-
Ml0 bushels for export. The Wisconsin does not
an ticipate high prices, but claims that the ex-
cellent quality of the wheat will create a de-
mand for il among millers. Ii urges wheat
raisers TO clean their wheat carefully, and ad-
vises them to send their crops forward before
december.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

A WELL-DEsERvED SEHTENcE.--Orlando b.
Merrill, who was convicted in Boston for an
assault with intent to commit an outrage on
his daughter, Susan Jane Merrill, was on
Wednesday sentenced to imprisonment in the
State Prison for twenty years, the first five
days to be in solitary confinement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

A GROWING PLAcg Ottowa. Canada
rcst which was recently selected by Queen
ficioria as the future capital Of the Canadian
Provinces, gives promise OF great beauty
Large and handsome stores and dwellings are
going up in all directions, and the city has \
very animated appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

CGME ONE AND ALL. AT TIE CHEAP
y DRY GOODS STORE, No q MAIN STREET
E1IlcU at cts, and 200 yards at G, richly worth
1ss,; Blsck Alpaca from l2}. and upwards; small
figured Muslin Dir Lame 81 10 cts, worth donbie
the money; Lawns below cost; Brown and Yellow
Linens. for men and bo,s' wear. at IA. cts; bI-cs
and coloTed Silks, astonishing low; heavy Sleeps
Cry, selling anywhere at STA at the low price 81
ouly q cts; Check and Cambria and Swiss Muslin
only 10 cts, cheap at l24,; MarseIlles and Linen
BnsoES ut cts; nice l.adIeg Linen Hsndker
chiefs. at and ia cta.; Cambria and Swiss Col
lars. at sl prices SHIFTING and Sheeting, and a
great MANY other Goods at prices that cannot fail
to pleaae, by calling at No. u Main street.
JOSEpH NFR1J7SE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

IrcrEAs. op GEORGIA WEALTH. - We
learn, from. the Comptroller General, that the
diSe.ts OF ~ counties returned to his office
show an increase Of the taxable property of
the State, for the past year. of 0,000, 600 in
the counties for which returns have been ro-
ceiyed.--AsisafG THss!itg.nesr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

PHENOMENA ON THE MIssIssIPPI.-A caving
IN OF the earth at lie Black, La, on the Mis-
sissippi river, took place last week, $50 feet
wide, and 700 feet long, carrying with II the
Two springs were found issuing from the gulf
left
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J E;;EI| ] sSI|aasti 81

I Aka Nual91E Pr yALUAnLE
ii1lSI| SNS JSft l III
SAIE.-At The request Of tho parties interested,
who wish 70 Gloss their partnership tfHnseetions
s es 4 -sf 2" e sa ssss
TT. Tkoss two sxceiient brick Tensments d Inc
Rss 'front.' mt iset run back IL feet 70 an alley Il
81. 4 beautiful building Lot on the north sidc Of
Cafs street, between Madison and Henry streets,
rsntns 90 fes esen ~ isss % ae sisy
.sfween Monroe and Henry streets, fronting n
feet, running back lss feet to an alley. !.
Grace besS sss Pine and Besders streets 'ons
iag 40 feet running back $50 feet TO an alley 70
sih. A valuable Lot on the south side. of Grace,
between Henry and Monroe streets, fronting -
, another Lot q he same sss adjoining the
Tn. A beautiful Lot on the south side of Grace
street. west OF Pine street. fronting 70 feet, run
ming b,ck is5 feet to an alley ~ feet wide.
sth. Another Lot Of the same size, adjoining the
9th A valuable Lot for Stores) on the north side
ef Broad. between Monroe and Henry streets,
18th. Valuable s Lot on the south side Of Mar
shall street. east Of Henry street, fronting 81 feet
running back l3y to an alley,
ioess feet running back $50 ,eet. more or less to
alley.
18th. A very valuable and admirably located Lot
the south side of Clay. between 3rd and 4th
streets fronting 65 feet, running back 135 feet to
ally l6 feet wide.
The foregoing are for the most part among the
most desirable building lots in or near the CITY,
beyond the western limits of Richmond, where
Real Estate 10 fast improving, ard where many
dwellings are being erected. For further partcu-
an i ispdls 70 'oppiN e A aneiioneer.
80 CHICkAHOMlNY FARM.iN JAMES
CITY COUNTY. FOR SALE.-I offer for
--an sale that valuable FARM known as the
Yarmouth Estate, situated within four miles of
the mouth OF the ChIckahominy river. and nine
miles from w Williamsburg, containing upwards of
LOCO acres the larger portion of which is cleared
crops made N that section. and especially adapted
70 raising OF vesetabes. The products OF the
Farm can be sent TO any market by the steamboats,
or sail vessels which ply on the river Ii Is con-
sidered ena OF the best Stock Farms in the cotiu-
ty, requiring but very small expense to raise
any 9uautIts oil cattle, sheep and hess. and st sil
seasons ot the year the best fish and oysters can
be had; also an abundance of wild fowl IA i we'll
watered, and mari in abundance. which acts we'll
on the soil as an improver. The improvements
consist OF wo-story Brick House, containing six
rooms, with all the usual out-buildings-alin good
repair: The location Is healthy and society excel
lent. The owner of tho Farm, desiring to lscate
n Richmond, Will sell great bargain in the Farm
It Will be shown to any person wishing purchase
further information, apply to
RIO b. LYME. Land Agent, &C.,
Once IN Basement Metropolitan Hall.
au 19-3awlri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

nyATu or AN ACTog.-Charles d. Keller
an actor died in Boston, on the 10th inst. He
was born in Philadelphia, May g. 1890, aud
made his dstr; there eighteen years ago, play
ing one &c. ai Macbeth Mr.. X. had not acted
for a few years past.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20
Frora Washsn.ton

WASHINGTON, Aug. l9.--Thc police fnd nc
trace Of Messrs. Wise and Old here
Mr.. French, assistant engineer in the Trea.
snry Extension, was to-day arrested aud held
10 bali in ;he sern OF Sio,oUo, for an alleged dc.
fai
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pro.osal. for Abe A,lnu,ic Gable.

Srauh Company issues an invitation to inyeat-
Srs man u factarers and patentees of suhma-
rins cable. to come forward as soon as possible
with specimens and plans Of cables suitable
for ocean service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

WOLF IN SHERP's CLoTHIyG.-A handsome
stranger" passing for Prussian Count, who
was worth an immense fortune and had be-
come satiated with the pleasures of The world
on tered the institution OF the REDEEM ptionists
(Catholicl 1T Annapolis. Md, recently, saying
he wished to try their discipline, preparatory
10 leaving them his fortune. He made himself
very agreeable to the ladies of the place and
also bought q summer residence for the Arch
bishop of Baltimore for which he was TO pay
As soon the deeds were made ont His
schemes, however blew up, and last week he
get a few hours notice from The inha bitauts TO
leave the place which he did rapidly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

NAVAL ORDgns.-Lieut. John HI. Parker
has been ordered TO the receiving ship at Nor
fork, and Midshipnan Francis Ii. Blake to
the coast survey schooner Varina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

VALUABLE BRICK.YARD PROPERTY
scrIbers, intending to concentrate their force at
their yard On shnckoe Hill, win sell, upon the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, the 18th inst. commence
ing at 0 clock, p. NJ. the BRICK YARD on Os-
borne Turnpikees Port Mayo, now in the occupancy
OF Mr. George Turner.
There are four acres Of land attached to this yard
the clay Of which is equal, II not superior, to any
in the neiShborhood q the CITY, The lard u sup
nences.
To persons DESTROYS of engaging in the Brick
making business, q rare opportunity il here pre-
sented for profitable Investment 81 t84
TERMs:-0ne- fourth cash the balance at s, II
and 10 months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by q trust deed.
GLINN T. DAVIS.
Isyrs M. TAYLOR 4 Son, Ancts. aus
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RETuRNED TO SLAyERY.--The Bayou Sara
(I4a.) Ledger states that the negroes OF The
Carney estate, sent from East Feliciana to
Cincinnati few months since, returned on
the steamer, few days ago; they prefer sluse-
ry in Louisiana 70 freedom In Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

A Coon CRop.--A crop of 1000 bushels of
niantatigu in Davidson county, n. G.. An
offer OF 60 cents per bushel was made for the
entire crop, al Lexington, n. C., butt was re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

WARRINGTON, August fo.--pritate informa.
ton states that .. Jennings Wise, OF the En-.
on,rer. and VIM. Old, Jr., OF the Examiner.
have left Richmond for the purpose OF Fighting
A auel--probably in the vicinity OF Washing
ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

CALL ACcEPTBD.-Rey. Vim. II. Mathews,
Of Bedfora, has accepted call to the Presby-
rrrian Churches at Pittsylyania Court House,
Va and Oliyct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

DxAp-Phiilip S. Fry, clerk of the Circuit
and County Courts of Orange county, fir-
ginia, died on the 18th instant. He was well
known for his charity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

Is. RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON
1N LONG CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
- OF INTEREST.-Ths Hannibal and St. Jo-
seph RalFoad Company haying over 600 cRES
was granted by Act OF Congress, to aid in the con-
structon of their Road, offer tho principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms
and all within fifteen, miles of the Railroad, which
Is now completed and open for use throughout its
entire length. FOG miles, and runs through coun-
try which is unsurpassed by any in the salubrty of
its climate, the fertility of its soil and the extent
Of its mineral resources
For further information, apply at the Land Office
OF the Company, or address, By letter,
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner II. & St. 10. Il. r.
HANNIBsL, Mo-, June 18th, 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-20

CHANGE OF PRoFEssIoy.-Att the preachers
meeting in Nashville, Tenn, two weeks ago.
Rev. Z. Barth, the German missionary, sneak
ing OF the number present, stated that when
DIR. Parsons was a stage actor, he (I}arth) and
two of his brothers were members of the or
chestra that made music for Dr. p. Now they
meet in quite different sphere
DIR. Parsons is one of the stationed preach
ers in Louisville, he (Philip Barth) is mis-
sionary to the Germans in Nashville. one Of
the brothers is presiding elder in Indiana
and the third a Methodist class leader
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APPRECIATION or NORTH CAROLINA LAND.
" r. MYERS says the Charlotte IN. O. De-
Eiocrat, sofa ten acres OF land last week, for
$3.50 yer acre Ten years ago, the same land
changed hands at S5 per acre.
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SITES FOR pRIv.Ti

- DWELLINGS FOR SALE ON CHURCH
Hill, Is ot 50, SO, 100 feot, on 18th street
between FRANKLIN and Grace. near the Eastern
fushtr Square, IN highly improy ed nei shborhood
with hne country. city, and river views; others on
.ath, sos = snd a., Ut streets between and o, well
Also, FOR RENT, on shares 10 ACRES OF
FINE LAND, suitable for q MARKET or DAIRY
FARM ahloinlrr the clty, and now ready for 90 RI,
preparation. Terms favorable Apply at Rich
mond Christian Advocate Office, Pearl street. to
su psf A. q. STljBBS
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n DRUGS, DYES. OILS. PAINTS,
9WIND0W GLASS, &c.-PURCEIL, I.ADD
" CO.. Richmond, Va, offer for sale, IN
Ca quantities to suit purchasers
$500 lbs. uperor Indigo, Is bags Alispiee,
7 600 lbs. best Nader leo 50 selected Gin
800 kegs Super. Carb. ger,
Soda. $50 ibs prime Nutmegs,
Is casks Washing Soda, $50 g Mace.
coo ounces Quinine, bbls. White Ginger,
600 lbs. Ext. lockwood, $50 mats Cinnamon,
part ID. boxes. 10 bales Cloves,
80 bb,s. Burning Fluid, 20 bbs. Putty,
Is bbls. Pure Sperm Oil, 80 cases assoft'd Colors
so bbls. Machine Oil, in Oil.
IS bbls. Tanners Oil, 1900 boxes w II nd o W
ECO gallons Solar Lamp Glass,
OIL 100 boxes Coils ate > g
~ bbls. Kerosene Coal Soaps,
Oil. is gross Brown Wind
JOG lbs. Hydriodate Pot sor Soap,
100 boxes Starch, tine.
SEQ - Gum Arabic, 20 cases Coopcr's Celia
500 kegs White Lead. tine,
900 tbs Cream Tartar, I5oG gals Linseed Oil,
o hlas Eamphor, Is bbls. VaTEisiies,
az Glue, $50 0C0 Havana Cigars,
~ Eng. Venetian bbls. Blue Stone,
80, Red, 80 :. Clipped bye
io0 Days prime Pepper, Woods.
Afro, large and complete stock of all popular
Fatent Medicines, Paints. Panters' Brushes CO.
los, d c.. &c, on usual terms.
Ufders carefully packed ard promptly forwarded.
The quality Of MI articles warranted.
PURCELL. LADD L CO., Druggists,
122 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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For EURoPB.-The steamship Circassian, of
the Galway line. from New York on Thurs
daY took cut about 300 passengers, of whom
2af were third class $1,000 in specie, and 800
tons OF freight.