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The shipments Of Batter, Cheese and Lard
abroad continue very large, and the demand
dOesnoi appear to fall Of. The total exports Of
butter, cheese and lard from New York, Jan. /,
to- Aupust 2oth, in this and last year., com
1fIIRLL LtyfFII ! t.... 20 % j = tJl-4t-
pare as follows; ......... ...f ff. fs..q
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,eTbe visit Of Gov. Seward will be the great
soylnt oftie political eainpaign in Michigan.
Hev&m BE sccomPaniea to Detroit bya' con-
Siderable party Of ladies and gentlemen,
principally members Of his family Gov.
SsWSfda and his friends viii arrive At Detroit
on theAaFernnCSOI Of the dof September, and
the grand political demonstration viii take
pIAce On Tuesday, September 4ih. Cen Nys
ana Hon. Gro. W, Pattison, Of New York,
viii also be present. IN addition 70 these
Hon. B. F. Wade, Of Ohio, Senators Chandler
aud Bingham, Of Michigan, Hon. VIM. A.
Howard, hon. Henry Waldron, Hon, +. VI,
keliogg, Hon. b, G. Leach, Hon. Austin Blair
and Others, a1e RnnoGneed as speakers. t
The spirited DatrOit Republicans are max
ing extensive arrangements for the immense
gathering of .ehspeQpls. The Wide Awake
organizations viii make grand display and
ample provision viii be made to entertain
The Republican hosts on the 4th, The De-
lltFoit Tribune says ....'9,.7. ~
els from Cleveland viii bring all who desire
10 attend the meeting, at the extremely low
pfics Of Two D0LLARs f6v tAe rbnEd arlb1 The
boats viii arrive here at an early hour on fhe
morning OF the fourth and leave at midnight
after the exercises Of the day are over d.
i Republicans Of Ohio we invite you dit %
be present, and ask the Republican apers Of
your STATE to give this Invitation Pu6licity,
You shaif be ven lreated ana SEM home SAFE
ly. .~.s42NI ~s~s e.ssyss4
Ohio Republicans will be represented Rt
Detroit Ana CLEVELAND win help swell the
.Lf iAA' gLQ " f-AA .Att 2 a lHH 4
backege delegatnns o.sl l,si.-s4lfo NV. f
Another Mss Meeting Will be held at
lansing, September 9th, to-bg addressed BY
'1s0F. Seward, Senator Wade Senator Blng-
ham, and other pgdp,ihent Republican speak
ers. The Lansing Republicans are determin-
.,ed46 beat Detroit IN Batiugs a great fimes.-
.Three Republican farmers have contributed
thrss' fat oxen for the feasting Of the people;
another three acres Of potatoes, and another
two acres, and so on, through the catalogue
Of eatables and Republican turner's. The
sesh Of 81, ,000i is to be raised to make the
ssewmd'otEtion bumper. = : 10 ..il'i .t.ss
The third Republican Mass Meeting win be
held At Kalamazoo, September sth. Gov.
seward. Senators wade and chandler, and
Others, WI ssssk.. -[st~
Such viii be the uprising Of the people Of
Michigan o greet the Empire Son. ~ ,2
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The Boston Travellers Beirut correspond
snt under date Of July 2lst furnishes the
-IraDeriiai Firnan. and Proclamati0n Of the
saltan's Commissioners PlenipOtentiary to
the people of Syria. 7hsy were published
amid the booming. Of artlleTy, 4 JUly- goth,
ana the writer says aAs'tbe echoes rsgsb-
erated along the valleys and among the hills
of lebanon. the gniltz 'lsigEsl ere ouptiess
aroused from thsir lsirs- aRdmaae 70 tHeHble
or.their heads. fri1sgIun.0
'Tie Imperial Firmah was received in per-
fect silence by the people. q Only one Of the
Druse chiefs ofdetea down to Beirut had
come a9d, most ef them Tegld probably
escape to the desert. Deplorable accounts
continue to arrive from Damascus, and
Christians EsTe stiilll shot down whenever
G1leY. appeared in the streets! osIhs pecVRiary
losses II. Damascus during the war, are esti-
lmatsd By leading Christians AZ flfty million
pounds sserlingl The letter says. g-,h ....
40 .1iai-1 i'ifa el.lA..@ sls ri'--t ~
Yesterday an affecting sight occurred in
mont Of Fidad Pssha's tent upon the hill IN the
centre Of BeiFdt. Having expressed aide
sire to see some Of the fugitiyes and the
shOmeless ones, the Consul sent. .,ut1zord- for
them to gather upon the hil. In about an
hour many th6usahd widows and orphans
covered the premises. F.Hgf TnFF
= a more miserable, pitabLe m1ltitndt Of hu-
IMAM beings was never seen before In Syria.
Fuad Pssha addressed them for g few mo-
ments, expressing his regrets and. those ofhis
master, tie Sultan, VIE, he assured them
would Be- q hither and Inothsr,t9 them a x Y
One plaster was given. to each, and they dis
peTsed to the temporary shelters Rfotded
them By the charitahle residents Of BeiTEtJ
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ANNOTNCFmFNTs.

Enron LEADER;-P -Pleaso .annoupcs that ~. y. y
WIGHTMAN VIII be candidate Tor the Once ~
sherin IL has alwaya been customary heretotefo ~
ans county 20 elect Sheriff for two terms, conaeT
ouently ne be has faithfully performed HE duy 70
ts satisiaction q all, common fairness would re-
ot,iro that he be ro-nominated.
ONE OF HIS MANY FRIENDS.
= EpffoR LEAbER:-please announce that .. 8.
GATES, ofBrooklyn, Is a candidate for County Com
mIssioner MANY REPUBLICAN,.
EDITOR LkApER:-AnnOuncs VIM. II. GIDDINGS,
n. 4 candidate for Probate Judge, az the ensuing
VOu'i'' MANY FRIENDS.
LrADER:-say that JOHN TAYLOR, Of Rock
port, Is q candidate for County Com m 81 Qner;
-PfFT "F|N 7 MANY REPuBLICANs..
Ems. LEADER-Please announce that JAMES A.
CRAW will be a candidate for nomination ior aheF-
IN at the ensuing County Convention.
ae1usN Tua ai1-T-T-t t34I,s r3.lgl.. -.
Eps LEApER-Plsase announce that FREDEklCk
/ JfPHENTISs will be q candidate for the ONCE Oi
CLERK OF Court Oi Common Pleas subject 20 decision
81 the ensuing County Convention.
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BlndinEs, tc, sc. LAls0, our. -. - - .
CHERIFF AND MASTER COM

y .MIssIQNER'S SAL Pprsuant 70 the COM
ninnd Of an order Of sale issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of GuyahDga county, az tns sul1 ,9I
John C. Wagner, plaintiff, against ames Connolly,
ct al defendants TO n directed shall oneF ier
sale al public auction at the door Of the Court House
ia The City Of Cleveland in said county, on the z N
day Of September lS9, AZ clock r n, the l2l-
Situate in the City Of fOleyelands in the Lqnngeti
cut Western Reserve in the State Of Ohio and which
also inthe county OF UuyahOga, and Is known by
being part of city lot numbCr li3 one hundred anu
ATTY one and is bounced as follows: beginning at "A
pont on the southsry line of Bolivar street hty feet
westerly Of fe easterly line Of said lOt tl2J
one hundred and fty-ou thence westerly along the
southerB line Of Bolivar street forty nine and one
half feet 4yk feet); thence sQuthery a. right SINGLES
with BOv .r street (Ol one hundred and eighty ieet
10 an alley; thence eaaterly parallel with Bolivar
street (Ig5sJ fnrty-nine and One-haM feet. thence
portbsrly one hundred aud eighty lso) ieet % bhe
h1f'NS - ~ ~ iif5I D. L. WfGHTMAN,t go
aug27:s02 , -.... sheFifand Master G9m,Ft
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

The steamer Niagara and an unknown
sehoonercoIlided on Lake Ontario ate1 u1gntP' Z
400. The .bowspirt Of the vessel eHtefed 4
state rO6nf,l breaking both1egs Of Mr. John
Adqer, Of Ctdun5us, 3. g, Several .'Sl ol|her
nrers vine bruised 3 10 s1sia,si.a OF
.Isfl ~ sllailLl Bln iA1 80 Llllfai tliiill2-qs
0fall1gl --
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

VIII be paid,b5y f6ee R1hdsrsighed for Informal
E.f--t-s - EsT-lr LllV KIN ltt-Aa, p ~ IA Il
ion that viii lead to the whereabouts a ms
.snotEsrJ 0Hg has Searched 4or her along
! 80 Hi.fnE Ell I4 lIIis Ll5.A -t3si eE -
he banks Of the Hudson, in the State q
vermont near tSss gtaEe 81 his father, IN the
States Of Rhode Island, New Jersey Vase Aassar
shusetts, Iaine, NeF HamRshjEs and ls, nov
prosecuting hisIsaaEch in tbeAld DUmmiou-
Any information C6no6IaiBg her viii Be
shsakfaily feeeiysd ana ssoOiWiil be paid the
informeE for bis trouble, Address Der dis
-. -. 4 .--aLllllLIl - 81. ~ .s..lgu !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

l1-u -llilldut tlNElf bOO3Ao. a -" tfii'vt"
LIN CHA. Nj g. 8 BRA .GGbS-
aTIIFEAOF STEPHAN "A DOUG
5AB IA SafF F5s 's3R z SRar 9 e 3 5 ai59 sP 95
ne Queens of Society b. Gr1.eo snd philip
Studies in Animal-hifs. ~ 6. Il Lewis Price %
fiistor4 fbeoFy ana Pfseties ~ t6e Elsetfie Tele
graph, By Geo, h. Prescott illustrated iFElce
AKIN Tbr06sh RurOpsy by Erastus o. Benedict
s q william T. 6qtef By I,farcis rinlsy. 81.
Rssa5Sr tRe P9FsisA siF Translates. p slIss' .
, .EFgiTs &pSid-5 5SStssl bE HsDgys. Frisse, aSi2'-
jSS- FbFsS CisFks, 81 znthony TrogIope., g..
9assls Ri9h@o3a5 a. y { A3{hS2Y 1s gF95l9Rs l ;sk
6s6esd4y 6SsR9 no rfJu5ss, g. By Heary wood 70 s,a
NEestsrn C'raS0r57'ss0na r9tsi}R u \ RRAGG,
aneIs. % anlaa 15agds 10 lal Superior sITeet.
.7dT THE GREAT NATI0NAIi4a.9
aiiiss y..al3 STANDARD .6,.4.,ss
AGRN0 WLEDGED INALL UEt.A1fI-
MENTS or TIE GO VERhAE4fq4'+
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GET THE BEsFl GET THESTANDARDl
n . ~ fl'i!ilHmD'-z ss..s t..r.E
q - s.i'.1ts' Unp aralleIsd Success Of L49.. -
WORCESTER'Ss DICTIONARY
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= Fyy ( ~ Eoi- FoUsAND SOLD IN IHBEE
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a. VI VIZ A EVAFToSAL sTANPARiPF, 81, AAA9lNs All e. psf
pti" %" '''iiia'.'. 4'. TT-5.ls.i sno lyt h4Noia
iIg5gsg stsF ADOPTED. .torfbs ESfrFtigs PfiHtigg7-7
~ m .DsBAtes Of CoRgpesg-714he QtleaI d
= y. Records Of ibs Ss1iGts and Hoiiss. ON
''''' RepTssei,t sei,tGti0ssf--Adoptsd bg tAs aga7it
Congressional Globe- -s'i.."iai
.aLl4l.s, AaoPte95yfhs Pat .g ..q
isuoi!lla baa as.'1..-O fns VOSes' @a s, su.,sl.f
5UsF ADOPTED IN CHICAGO SCHOOLS.
]. ..BEENG AD OTRED EVERY WHERE
'-'.. 90 aaINGHAM& 4 BRAGG .y.da
-d aool i.i1 sg0a C0PfEs ln@HDo@
IN LESS THAN NINETY DATSl li1"'
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lo.s L.sok al he 7SstinORyof LsdrHsd AsRsl3
s 4 III oi,S, N tiiS % proper tisk oEtbo Is
ict Izraphsr that Of faseertaRng and ree2fsllrs ~
me new and Authentic etymologiss. the concise
ness and cgmgleteRess e shs 81 5f esHirs II s5n-
iS15t. aSs disti6 Tdilhsl. an6 The So @ =, rs
eur9ey q ths s9 n y, 5sS Slsiis afts BIle .yor
kzW H9EE, Aay. l99i -z4li fiiliF 5li1I 8
the aP5Ri9Rt n m ty s fyi NE
/ s,.,,ry sfpu. Nay IS ls5s.g ~ i7A .Lnasi nuJ
- ,rs-scr,ya, La D. .ssySsl On aueSttohs
aou- eeol ~ n shall make il ny standard, allow
o. oItno3 frerS sfiatlbns or rflaps no asTlaiioas
vihatsVorl' lll4.t i4al 5Lzz04il .4.quI aaf
..,ys, 1s,,atd Everett says = 81 hsIg made eog-
nSu, - ~ WorossteT's Dictionaries since their
fsy.2 p1b fi6t I5i8 erthosrtlhy sad rlonqnoia-
llSb kkls5snis 30 ~ al1 9V ~ 9ra; ;t -, --.i,v.
g is.ss s:ass q sG' % sio.la DssSltioss seldom
9 sa .aIsla d X EIzifs.' ~ hzRAe9sl
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. -lTERMs OF THE H5UsE- AND IcfARDEN:

- .TEHMS OF The h0UbE- AND HAhDhN.
Single Copies, % Cents. 4 ..-ly &. la,
5eUpes 50 cents eaehg ana ore to ettef up Of club
10 copies 45 cents each, and one to getteF up Of club
Copies 40 cents each, and tO getef up Of club
81 copiea 3 cents each, and one to gatte up Of oab
Az copies 80 cents each, and TO geer mp Of club
90 copies, 2usnts eachs aud one 70 seteF up OF efuo
5. --...-..,Ir 9.f.tt b---7T-- ~ ulll5iJI 4lI1ig
= To EDITORs-We will be glad to send THE. HOUSE
AND GARDENtO a Editors Who iay ftoties II, with
out an exchange, address -, $780,. - v,Aaid3
800 "a tAht 90 itv-I IfLOS. BROWN, Proprietor
augl1: R3OO i a,tt al. .yf t,sil EleYelapli Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

Ps.-she may possiBl5 R fih virginia, a'
that State is notorious iof beng the mother
otalafte number of Presidents. SAD. .
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ID ....... A NEW FAMILY -Io4RNALL;looF
..s....5 Il IN % order 70 .aeeo1n1.Qdate I1iitt
Thousands Of families, who dQl -.lt "a, ]
rg, . the House and Garden WegpEoJI ll.ua .
- - bose to issue such one month Hama .
mouse Isl, frcm and alter the hrst daYi -1ffTno ]
- iof September, 1860. 1t will bel and
~. anu printed. in an extremely neat % s-t
r,1 form, OF 10 octave pages with l(sardea
AHAE4SA' Ia full index at thesclose OF each
volume The subject emhTRed L8uLlJ
-4t .ii4i '7't tsd viii bs such as especially
........ interest the y FAAtlLf sIinclnd-fI 45'l
rTo,,.a. S5uOai 5.Uu. si slJ-i I FTOise
The Garden-Fruits, FloyeTsl - -I0lI
B. Y. ana. 4 land Vegetables = 'li c4'A and
IIeekeepfhsr all ttso ttso Be Gar Garden.
,.-ll II5ug PAFtments-8 jaIFAt ia" II +" A5'A
....., . .lIusecfs-.And ether Animals 5J3 n19
Injurious 70 Orchards ana la lus
tio".'S az 't.'9 P6ulttyL Pigeons, Singing!
and b q birds. Rabsiiss Seoul 80 bll I'd and
Gnrdeu.llsome q. Recipes --AFostl lGardeh.
Carefully Prepared. al sl,A4
,,. The Fassb4ions-7E9F JY9psRI I,s, l.9W
House Each NUM- tbeF viii 5 contain in IN House
-.. ,l Iteresting nliscellany, iRoiadiag i e--;i'
~ o iOsss, ss9- ke s1d a tlssst oft 1ast 80
Garden. en- of iRs Ssi8tSs3 viii Rs dsYsisb ssos
We will send ProspeGtr9ss.td 10. l-.l
...I. s..luunbers BY ths frstof Sepeem4l' 'D1
House Psr Our siPgls gs.,s5 tsfRs & SF9 T IA Ouse
b" and ,i peOpf5d fleighbofhood, readilyl and
Garden s iRFs IL sfRss 9s gen aas One such Garden
.. .-,.y has promised lO0 By which, we %. u1 ul
will be glad 70 know, he IS 50 -.r.
-.a..luuI richer, and Ais neighbors h0h6i 'ol'''
lilo ..so tns i, pooFsf- o5 10 .HDol4 .Gaia iI li
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

a B7 The best advantages sFe here Afforded for the
Classical Course, 'as wen IS Drawing, Painting
seulptVre, lnsfrumentaL and EpFAl Music and
French. '- "
TERHs;-iBoe and Tuition. peF,ts1m 0s Twenty
Weeks, 500 Tuition for Day Pupils SIS to so For
.-..4, ....,..i ...t, ii :. n; SSiAilAAEEsQRpi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

OnE ELANO
4au3 FEMAlA p SEMI Nh e YtLF
.XNII.L ENTER UPON ITS a6FH
Wy fAcademioal year on THURSDAY the sixth day
Of september, 1850, under the fOlleWfng
-.'"" BOARD OF sTRUGTT0N:: '''
s. n. SANFORD, a! NJ, PtInsfpaI, Natural and
Mrs. II. Z. Ii. SKE FORD, Vice Principal, Hygiene
.lgDi md Domestic Economy. iit tHiin fv4t tLl.'
Miss JULIA S. HOPKINS, Criticism, English Lit-
Au3 ssFatute and History. 80 '''''- vi N- y
Miss li YgLItA u HgGGASS Mathspa ice. GrRPnaor
Miss IA NNAH =, SMITH, Latin. Greek and His
tory.
lIisa FIR AGqIs J. PEAK, Arithmsiis, Geography
and History
Mrs. ELIZA sHbPHERD, ,9v5Sai Guitars ana m
Miss MANY sKoxGf, fnstrtinlsntai Music. t''
MI. WILLIAM w.AAAQHTr, DPsEinG PGinHngiAnd
Mons q. VALIANT, French Language ana lit
.A-HARIoFy M. ~ Plain. ana Ornamental Pen
r nanhnlp. ID 40. ...t.,.t, gl t.s4ItlQ aaa ti.s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

HannAh msIaftelly eAeCalElA ui 100
William W MaEle ..r
i1l'F 7EU " deceased, plaintiff, ! 90,
vs.. ..#. -.y
S.P. Short, Ruth Short, JOHN
Coon, Martha AZ Coon, VIII IN
liam Il. Carver, Price French, q
. Rachel French, Horaee Benton, q
Curtis Benton, Charles Y Burt,
Z Everett Wflcox, Henry p Burton,
the Ocean Bank Of the City Of ..,.
New York, and Thomas Burn
ham defpndants ..... ..l4 % 8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

Ems LEADER-please announce that JAMES A.
DRAW will be a candidate Tor nomination FOR hher-
IN nt the ensuing County Convention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

sayo STEPHEN aARE0hBR9UGLAssAl
Commander OF the Democratic Forlorn Hope,
'aAiisla Washington, DE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

LrADER:-say that JOHN TAYLOR, Of Rock
r,rf is q candidate for County Commissioners.
49, n \ MANY REPUBLICANS.I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

- - 'BUTTER I'M UHEEob.
WE ARE CONSTTNTlLY 4 I tE- =
M gFIYING Butter from the best maEer . 70 ID
81 the country, winch we olier IN c1s "a
,i--1 isSis1 II ths dairy, OF At 7etatl.
We have also On hand some eRqica lArie-- =
&sstesA 5.S''55i4 cf. GEO D. BECK 4 Co..
-r..i...- ...tgaf....t.1 al.F rl5alE ontario -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

August Ans. gz:sas NJ Rlsiatisss AE.oERsgs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

ini0Tmef fQr llf-l LIu4lIti 'lA4ife5s ltI -Vl5
-iss,.,;sfss. 8s .s-ainalfIi gaJ bll All ,a,oyH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-27

a. "A train of fOrty-six "prairie schOoners,
drawn by four hundred sixty head of cattle,
reaching nearly 8 mile in length, arrived IN
Kansas City few days since, from Fort Uu-
ion and Santa Fe, where they had taken out
Government supplies. They all came IN
loaded with wool, bringing over 10000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

rKRMs:
Daily Paper esPsr Nanaa; ssHiWsety, e5 Essky, IS
In advance kemtAnces be made a. as rk of 70
Prbhers where evidence taken the depost Of
lsitszln the Post once containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
NUMBER 1876,
----- NEW AND RICH JEWRLRY, .----..
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
10 # WARE
on g a MYER 8

coRxsR xAfs PEhsL sIRELrs, A;cHxoE0 VIRGINIA.
III AS Just received In addition TO his already large and u
extensive sssortnen teau;iful collection o all EA
the latest and most elegant styles Of Watches, Jsvely a
Silver and Plated Ware
By the following celebrated
Jules Jurgensoa Adams Sans Davd Tsyor, Henry Rsy
monds Lemon Alfred LGvatt and nther celebrated makt
nIAa0SDs-A vtry large and rich aslortne Of Diamonds
and other precious stones.
Diamonds, Pearls Opal, carbunee Garnet Coral Cameo.
Onyx. In TrIL HLLF sEr,s.
Also speetsees-B azian PenscopIe Psbbles In gold,
scriptou.
The public respectfully isved examine before
Purchasing s. MYERs
mA22 Main M Pearl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17
WILCOX " GIBBS
SEWING MACHINES.

IHOR supucly 10 construction economy IN Arsad tine and
IL patence IhiI excels al ether sewing Machinss
Tabhs and Cases made In every style and hnh, and a
ch.aes warranted
Price a. 70 $50
once szlss Room Bsvn Bloch; i9h street,
Abo In BsSn Ansonb Fafniture Ware RoomS Goysrnor
Street iJi6
EARTHFNWARR Jugs, JGs, chaFns Pitchers, 1c /,
II for tale ~ faetoFy pdeeaby A. hOoA. Agunt,
IyH esIy suistA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17

UyHE 0BAY SrATE0 RANGE.-Fye sltss. prices
e $40 go CO. 20, The "iepmeeI' Cooking stove sEes,
hot reservoir; h' "Lsae Cookng ssvss
rs price ga 2s Ly Dale" Cooking Stove
price Ga &c The Hap Cook stove, for Nood.
for country sizes The above really first class Wares
VII lssae anl retail With warranty, by
GEO sTARRETr, y lVins Row,
Governor street
49, ly2T
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
1860. ADIE & GRAY, 1866

UIoIILLEho AID WANlEAlI Z HHho
UAMPHINE AND aUnNING FLUID.
ALCOHOL SPra TURPENrINE HEROsiNE and LlNsELD OLA
Al uhch thsy 70 The lowest market rates.
a. - tv9 1fT Main 7tre-t
DLASTER YARD.-Hsying leased the lot next 70 ny
Warehouse The Dock shall keep constantly on hand
supply o. LUMP PLASTER which I'LL len = the lowest
An Plaster sold By vii be WEIGHED OUT As
LIVEaED here vii be 10 wet 70 the eonsamer-
orders from he trade ansd On accommodating terna
iei5-dkc8 A. Ike
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l60 HALEs OF v RY sUPl RIoR TING
REMOVAL!
N, Q, BARTON

INEIO y ' All
N, Q, BARTON
HAS REMOVED TO TIE NEW BCTLDISG
No 229 Main, b tween Sti and 9th Street.
IL New store being emsaoGiOas expressly n,
large assortment OF IVY
Ready Made Millip cry Articles
as well n add 70 the convenience sni pros Of h
Especial attention vii be given TO the
RIBBON FRENCH FLOWER DEPARTMENT,
And the assortment win be found complete during all
the year In connection with Millinery Articles he viii keep
gevefal assortment Of Ladies' SPs
COLLARS AND SLEEVES, LACE CAPES AND BERTUas
styles.
lie would also invite attention View Department which
der, Of W.T.
CLOAkS AND NANTILLAs.
which Will be under the supervision competent desgn,, IN
latest Paris FASHIONS Will be received monthly -
~ ~ orders will meet With prompt attention n.is
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KEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 800, 900.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited With she
~ Comptroller the New York and out OF the hAI d.
Of he Company 20 secure policy holders
ANNUALLY MOST Liberal Principl Q.
Forty per othe premium Life Policies win be loaned the
insured when the premium exceeds SO.
Policies payable the Insured arriving At
The family Of The Injured DEATH should that eI sn
happen previously arriving Al that age.
able terms.
Pocles Issued a. greatly reduced rates o premium, Uhen the
Injured prefers 70 participate IN the dvidendA
An losses paid promptly aud without litigation
shall be pleased 70 have you call Al and secureA pdy
h old and reliable CoupGny which before endorS
WoRTHAM 4 WYATT Agents,
ofice -, Main street,
Under st. Charles Hotel
oHAA 4 WORTHAM
General Agsnt And Attorney
ioE the conpGnyi 10 Va
MEDICAL EL4KEERS:
jas. B. CosWAY, "a. D.
10. T. CoLHaAH, n D.
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DAY MONDAY. AUG. aora.
INT IIT'"'V "'' OV'F uFFFU 0IVIFFN
MARION BARLAHD's NEW NOVEL. NEMESIS; ty the


MARION HARLAHDs NEW NOVEL NEMESIS; ty the
fI author Of Alone" Hidden Path One hands
lsmo.. pics fL25.
The Of th story ef Nemes ail Ia South
the beginning OF the sent century T
the events Of the day traced with 6d y sp vt
sSuy Int with tn narrative the read IL not wea
ria hy stat siies dry httoreel Details The home Hy
ago familiar him a. those hs visited trra,
Their inmates ar little from The nth he
as ocincs day The pctgre' Of humble & Of ich
many In he cay cha eri, ar; graph and RI eshng In
9th Uofk h N authors here be ounI greater
.ets cf neiens artist deineaton Of characcr
earnes ne fhorght and vigor of tesspon a-d
other coltani pit king 10 conception and atly
ages tn reader cannot bat remark he proceeds
ally, vet hog IRIS sibly he born by ihs tide o events,
Tor the o-y TO e ite the al viii
sIm 1herrl need a.tes he : IA. explain
t boil aud someHha omnou title that
page Benr, the ees unveiled the rader eet her
influence, rd rsiandug by Intuition thSt ddon
sfings crei wrs ind the FEET homes
an ueng o Is Of her tengeahce and the pertinent motto of
hs thorefs The H. of TIE IOds oWy ly proves
hat r. rIut on. though slow is awe ys sure
Ad-res- ders 10 WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
Pull.shers Bo0ks,llefs an staiongT.
au'4 Ma N ct
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LAW CARDS.
EUSTACE GIBSON,

ATTORNEY at LAW.
WILL PRACTISE In the Courts 6lits Mercer Monroe,
w Montgomery Pulaski and Will collect remit pune.
tuay for ali claims placed In his hands.
PoSt Once Giles Court House, Va jylT-