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PALuDAL MIAsM. The Chemists have lonr
been iaboring to detect this suhlle poison. and
determine what tits. DocR AYFR. Of Lowell
has at.length succeeded He finds il 10 be an
atheral exhalatiOn Of vegetable decay. which
- evolved Cniy in the preseme and by the as.
ss.ance Of water. Its absorption through tie
lungs into the blood is the sole cause Of the
hillary arrangements which result in the in.
ternittent Fevers, soatiicting and 50 prevalent
10 our climate. An antidote for this insidious
venom, IS one Of the great desiderata in me,li-
cine, and the Doctor feels sure that he has
found one which mot only neu1 alizes but ex-
pels it c mpletely from the system hisput
up in convenient iSrm, called aAGUE CuRr.,
and furnished cheapefthan other remedies for
this complaint; which last fact Is bv no
means an unimportant one in these times.
I Democrat, Woodstock, III.
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DELINQUENT TAX-LANDS.
AUDIToRs OFFICE,
Jackson, Mss., May 30th 1850. !
THE following described lands In shscounty Of
p Marshall, delinquent for non-payment Of taxes
OF 1851, will be subject TO entry ar purchase, AT
this oce after sixty sys from the date hereof, BY
apy citizen Of this State, upon payment OF amou1
foS which said lands delinquent aad al costs 70
the State, with damages and subsequent taxs. &C.
crued See Revised Ceds Of Mississippi, ohsp. 4,
SEQ y, arts. IS aad 46. page 50.
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on monday. the e.h day of Au.ust next,

for ths purpose Of paying The baIancs due On said
notes, the following lands 10 Washington eotinty,
4,ssissippi, described ss N 4 ana W X Of . o
ttou 3, aud W 4 Of ssefi"n ?, in T. u, r. i, W,
and the s I-3 Of section 35 7. ls. X. >, w.
Fhsi 6oove sale will be made Tor cash, and Will
take place between the hours OF 10 aud O'Clock.
The title said lands Is believed to be good but
will sonEey only such title as Is vested in me by
the sssd of Trust. CHARLES H. h4Rf,
~Janezg ids Surviving Trustee.
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eIIvERf sILYERtI

T7E I'VE fuet reesIssd new sapply Of Sill
~ YER (,obIefs. Cups, Pie Knives, Berry Spoons,
take servers. Sugar siftefs, Cake and 5aN Knives
besides many new snd elegant Sets Of seWeiry
which We Fer at very low prices. ces.-
DssIs'59. PATTON q bAkfisbD.
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DELINQUENT TAxLANDs.

Jackson. Miss, June 2oth 1850.
TEyHE frlloWiag described laads in the unity Of
Tuaica dslinqusnt for non Payments Of taxes
of 1871 siIl be rubjeet entry purchase At this
eS5 e after 60 days from ths date hsresf, By any
o,aixsn # this State, upon payment Of amount for
whIca sad lands are delinquent, and all eosts 10
The Stata sfch damages aud subsequent taxes ze-
eru-d. See Revised Code Of Mississippi, ehsp. 1,
sec. 9, arts IS and 10. page 50.
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DELINQUENT fAX-LANDs.
81 AUDfroR 0FFtcK,

Jackson, Miss, Nay 18th, lsse.
rTvHE following described lands, in the county Of
FrankliB, delinquent fvr non-paymep Of
-. of 1851, viii be subject TO entry or pafeh
= ,tis once sfer 90 days from the date hereof By
eitizen Of this States upon payment i
for which said lands are delinquent, and AL
-. =. the State, with damages and sahsrquunt
co. CO. = secrued ris. part Of Sections Eine aud
- N Townships I've aud six. Of Range one
. Iert ssosssininx three hundred and ninety-eigh
s-ss ssr the axes assessed 70 The repated owner
neIes, neI,sr See lxsvised Code Of Mssissippi, Chap
: I0s;s sss. ., Arts. IS and %. page y57Dr
u..Issso-eod auditor ef PabIie Accounts.
&IAs..sae 60 J. >. sIZER.
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Ma WINsoWs-An experissced sarse and fsm,l.
phys clan, has Soothing Syrup for eb0dren ,ss,hlnr
which % greatly facilitates the process Of teehe Nv ,
ening the gums reducing Al innamation-- .i,.v n
pain and b 70 rs4uIass the bowsa Dspss -, 4
mthers. u win give rest % yoursesea, ana Ssl "a
hesEh toyour iahnts. Peskstly saS IN Al essssa 8
advertisement b another column. Ang o So-aAwls.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of deed Of Trust executed on the
ID lss day Of March. 1888, by Haga W. Dunlap
an. wife. & w .lliam c. Dsnoss and myself a.
Trustees recorded IN the odce Of the Clerk of the
Probate q, urt Of Washington county. ana intend
ed to secure the pay of several notes made BY
sSId DaaIap, payable 10 Stephen d. Aiier and
Robert Hayue, l viii at the request Of the as
sgGee Of several Of aid notes. expose tor sale in
f. oot ef the CAPITOL in the city Of jackson, Miss,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Admlri.,rasor,. Noliec.

AumIhlstFdEof's NoHlSSS' -ero q
TT7HEREAS, at the september Teem lsss, %
w me non sraoge Probate eoaft Of binds coanty,
Mississippi. lsttsrs Of Administration were
late uf said ,anty and State, deceased;
Hotiee il hereby given 70 all persons indeoeeo 70
..;arsfats Z, come forward and uske iEaInediate
pavnenB; and those having Chains against tae
,h-nt,estsd. rltain the time prescribed BY aH, or
thev vill be forever barred recovery.
JOHN BLAKE, Administrator.
ga -R<
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DELINoUENT TtX-LANus.
AuDtTeE's ofvleE,

AuDtroRs OfpIcE,
Jsekson, Miss, Jans sutb, 1850.
TuNIE follouine described lands in the County Of
Tunica, delinquent for non payment Of tszss
al 1855 will be subject to entry pnfchass atthis
ofiee. after so days from the date hersof, by say
citi.eu of this State, upon payment " anonnt for
which ssid lands are dsiinq1ent and all eosts ts
,ba Stser. With damages and SUBSEQUENT taxes a
cra,d- See Revised Cods Of MississipPi, snap. !,
see. 3. srts IS and 40. page g. sss
Division Of Section. s.
n " fractional quarter..... ...-... 10 ",
FrastioasI .....................5 28 Iw.
F,1etionaI .......................6 8 y
3 " quarter ........ 4Iew W..
B. & Burt,
lane 30 '60-6ed. Aud. of Pa6. Aees,G
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Economy. s
tEsAKE those Lamps that have been standing on
i dc shelf % long, down =, Smiths, and have
hem aitered 10 buru Coal Gil. March 30 20
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rational nsmocratic Platform,

Reported at Charleston By majority Of tie
Committee, and unanimously adopted at
Baltimore.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

STATE AT LARaE.
III. r. ELLETT, Of Claiborne.
A. &. BLYTHE, of Yallobusha.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
J. W. CLAPP, of Marshall.
SECOND DISTRICT.
RICHARD HARRISON, Of Monroe.
THIRD DISTRICT.
p. F. LIDDELL. of Carroll.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
LIVINGSTON MINIS, Of Kinds.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
]. B. eHRISMAN, of Lawrence.
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HE MISSISSIPPIAN.
T.ek.on. ::::::::: July Is, 1850


3. BARKsDALE, Editor & Proprietor.
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4 piRsf-RAfE blacksmith. Apply . this
- o6ics. a Nay - s6o-R.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10. L A n E,
OF OREGON.
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suPT'5 OFFICER. ~, X. r. r.
Richmond, June y. 1850 Z
RiRSbHHmnoN.Dp asp r r.Es KIyER HAIL.
RoI Hr z rr01AdJIT ib tGlITE AZ poSEEAP
FARE 81, ME. LIS EXTRA. = On and sfts,
M D " DA June IL. ''
EEsuLAR PtssENG ER TRAINS,
Stopping only nt Meadow Dispatch ano Tup. ;.
on signal, will leave
Richmond daily fexcept sundayst at - A A
White House daily fexcept eundaysj at. 4 p. N
AcCoMMoDA TON TRAIN,
GyaLrying Passengers and FIeight, will leaye the
days, u $40 A. M. Will lssve Richmond. Tmss-
days Thursdays, and SATURDAYS, at 4 30 p NJ
he new. fast and oommodious steamer w Esr
polNT, Carr. J. g. kowE, will leave Whits
House, Mondays, Weapesdayt and Fridays al a.
A. NJ. landing only at West Point, Noody's, Car
Point arriving in time for dinner at Old Poi nj "a
nj. and Norfolk at 81 p. NJ.
Returning. the WEST POINT will leave No.
folk Tnesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays, at Io1.
a. M. and Old Point at TX A. M, landing only a,
above, and arrive at White House in time o con
meet with the cars arriving In Richmond al pm
No Boat landings will be made "
Freight received TUESDAYS, Thursdays and "a,
urda, only, till ga z. NJ.
je % ts THOs R. SHARP. snn,,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDa.

49, LAW NOTICE. 1.-The Law Office OF
81 P. II. AlLETT has been removed to
Eastern district OF Virginia. Mr.: Az LEI Will
practice heretofore in the inferior ana superior
Courts of Richmond, Henrico, King William, and
IN the District Courts of the United States, which
are held in Richmond and Ncriolk. ~ 9-lm
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aAvINos BANKS.

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
Chartered BY fhs LegisIatnrs U Va.
CAPITALISM coo.
MON received on deposit In sums oil II
DObliARS and upwards, on which inteTeEt at the
rate of ak per centum per annum 10 pald lot sun
remalnin months OF longer; for shorter Pc
RODS, int rest at the rate OF per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued ~ ID
Cashier, T. b. STAKKE, at the store OF r. d.
Spence, corner Of Main and Governor streets,
SAM'L g. COTTRELL. Pres't,
7. b. STARkE, Cashier.
nv Ism D. n. r. STEM. Secretary.
ERANKLiN SAVINGS BANK.
L Chartered BY the Lsgtsidtare Of Virginia.
This Institution will receive d EP OSITS, on
which an interest of six per cent per annam will
be paid on all sums remaining longer than six
mon tins, and Ave per cent. for q shorter time.
Deposits received at the Banking Ofiee of Messrs.
IsAAcs TAYLOR, BY the Cashier.
WIN. CURRIE, President.
VIM. l.. HILL, Secretary.
b. H. SMITH, JR., Cashier.
Henry James, JOS Brummeli,
Sam. W, Younger, 9. Smith,
W. b. Warwick, w. II. Benson,
WIN. b. Smith. W. Carringt IN,
Jos T. Morton, Rob't A. Mayo,
P.J. Archer, 3. +. mitchell,
X. l.. Williams, Jos: Laidley,
Chas s Talbo a' +. L. b. Walfcrd,
b. H. Smith, PC. Warwick,
r. g. Farley Jos. 6. Watts,
A. Warwick, T.. ID. Keeling,
Geo. A. Barksdae. ap u SIN
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Rs DR.. WIN. Ill. PHILLIPS having
49, purchased the residence recently occu-
pied by James Mander, Esq southeast corner
Broad and 2ist streets, tenders has professional
services to the public. - =,
Office at his residence. S <-lm
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Passengers breakfast and sup st Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between AcauIs
Creek and Washington.
"a For further Information, apply st this once,
Broad street, Shockoe Hill
JAS. b. WINSTON, Gen'I Ticket All
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r. A. JETER,

&>j SURG EON DENTIST,
SOILA Office on Main, below Pearl street, nszt
door 10 z, Horton Keael's trimming store, and Two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber havinE removed to the above
house, would be pleased tn see those with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa-
rations to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed in the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profess ION, and all work done
BY him warranted TO give satisfaction. Toe lS-ly
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SAMUEL II. BAYLY. CHAsTAIN WHITE.
Fs BAYLY Il WHITE,

49, ATTURNEIS AT LAW
Practice in all the Courts held I'D the city of Rich
mond the countie. of hanover, HenrIco, Caroline,
Goochiand and Chesterfield.
SAMUEL T. bAYLY, CoMMIs sIoNER OF
DEEDS for all the states and Territories. once
corner of l2th and Franklin streets, near the Stae
Court House. Jyo--ts
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DENTISTRY.

@ ARTIFICIAL TEETH..-The Cleo
No. plastic and Vulcante Process.-G. w
~-AAIN JONES, DENTIsT, having the right for the
above mode of making Teeth, and being satisfied
of it's absolute superiority all other methods,
can with confidence commend it to those desiring
as OF S se H Win those tpsy are now
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
mouth, and the suction thereby secured enables
him to insert one or more teeth sclth ont clasps
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest in the profession, North and South,
testimonials will be given and SPECIMENS exhlbiteo
to those wishing to them Sets OF Teeth, on
gold or any other plate will of course be made tor
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, tx
tracing, and ali other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC
TRICITY tctthont pain
R Ofioe on Nam street, opposite Corlnthian
HsI1 no21-Iy
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LEE HING, LEEChiNG.-.
~ MRS. Wool II o U +, Cupper end
Leecher. ls2 Main street, over g. satherianl's Gun
attended the ladies OF Richmond, and given uni
versal satisfaction.
Mrs. w. will attend those requiring her ser
vices, at all hours, day night.
N. B.-LEECHES for sale. Orders from the
country carefully packed ap 20-3m
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TULY I'D. fS6O.--SELLING OFF, REGARD
y LESS OF COSr.-l In accordance with d custom
| adopted many years aEo-n0t 10 carry over any
goods from one season to another 1t 1t could
possibly be avoIded-l have this day marked down
below the actual prime cost the remaining stock of
Berege Z obes. 2 and hounees; French OIgandy
Robes and French Organdies; English and French
Bersges; ChintZ Organizes and BrillIantes; French
Challies; Summer Silks, and every description of
Summer Dress Goods. Also, Black Silk Lace
Shaws and Mantilias; Summer Chenille, and all
other descriptions of Summer Shawls and Wrap
pings; Parasos, Lace Mitts; Goods for Mems and
BOYS Wear, and every article adapted for Sum
mer wear IN my store, will be offered. and must be
sold, regardless of the cost and sacrifice Persons
in want of goods w Ill be nced after an exami-
summer stock at much less tnan their value.
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NOTICE. 10
20 TO PASS 1861
kKX Sz0X@GOING NORTH.-NEw AR

80 - TO PAsskHGE RsiOUU.
NT.-IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL
ERs.-THROUGH- TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN R0UTE-Car-
SUNDAY mig ut excepted between Richmond, Alex
andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and all important points West, via Acqua
Creek and w ashington, over the Richmond, Fred
ericksbuyg &c Potomac Railroad, to the POtomss
river, rs miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washin gton IS miles, In all $50
miles IN seven hours; being a comfortable and per-
feetly safe rate of speed
Hours OF departures: $50, A. NJ, and 7, P. M.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents.
CHECKED TIL ROUGH 20 W ashlngton, Baltimore,
Philade lphia and New York.
THROUGH TICKETS can be secured at the follow
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~ TRAVELLERS 1870
Lea xEs ssfss.zsssz To THE NORTH-IOOO

~ - N NJ THH RSRT = :
RAILW A Y.-Trsus leave Calvert Station
Baltimore. daily, texeept Sunday at s 30 A. NJ,
and AT 80 p NJ. Tor Niagara Falls flare only ten
dollars Buffalo. Owego, Oswego. Toronto. Ham
llton all parts of Western New York and Canada,
for Detroit. Chicago. Cincinnati, st. Louis. and all
parts of the West. Northwest ard Southwest
Travellers csn go to Detroit, Chicago, Milwau-
kle, sc, via Niagara Falls, at the same cost as by
any other route
new route to New York is now open BY this
Road, via Harrisburg and jersey City, with only
one change Of cars. Fare Sc. I axe the $50 NJ
train and go through by day light. over first class
Roads and through n beautiful country. Try il.
Ma Buy tickets only to Baltimore;
JAS. c. CLARKE, Sup't
JOHN L. RIGNEY, Assistant SGpt. je bly,
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80 AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Practices IN all the Courts Of the city of Rich
mond and the counties of Henrico and Goochland
Office corner Bank and 18th streets, Richmond,
Va He Is also Commissioner of the United States
Court of Claims. DIP lG-3m
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wArcHUs. yuwHrHY, 90.
CHINA, GLASS, &c.

~N REMOvAL.--GEO. J. SUMNER L
~CO., Importers, and Wholesale and Retail
WARE and HOUSED RMS J. n g
GUODS, respectfully announce to the PUBLIC that
thew have removed TO their new store, IRON
BUILDINGS, Governor ST.. where, with greatly
increased facilities for business. they hope to be
favored with a continuance of the extensive pat
ronage bestowed upon them at their old stand
They have now on hand a very large and complete
stock. VIII CHI they offer to the trade and at retail
Oh as favorable terms as any regular house in the
country. Importing our own goods direct. and In
very large quantities. we are prepared to offer
great inducements to buyers. call solicited.
GEO. J. SUMNER CO..
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MrDrcAL HOSPITALS.
,EII,EyUE HOSPITAL.-rhis

1
TYEIIEyUE HOSPITAL.-rhis i ,s a.tcar
b winch has been in nugcesstal nPeraRa"bh
staatsa a OF Shas any p post and Is
nsshsd WIT. ,Ss 70
the copiort. Of ps, ne 80 rs h diseases '''
mens ., nave been nicely furnished. suitable to
the accommodation OF st shs wn" mas hsd IL
Particular attention will be paid to the lying in
.saSds which are very commodious.
Having been heretofore literally patronixed by
owners Of slaves. both IN the city and country. we
can, with increased confidence, call their atten-
tcntion TO the great advantages afforded by our
Hospital" toI tine medical and surgical treat
ment Of SLAV Els, and promise to spare no pains to
furnish them proper accommodations and every
necessary attention.
Payable on the removal of the Padent.)
White Patients, per week. .---.....-.--- 30
i" in Private Rooms, per week 81 to sls
tFor fractions Of week, after the first week. at
the same rates. .. II cents per day.
exceed the charge for full week.
tendance Nnsns and Medicine By an
ment with the Infrmary OF the Medical College, q
small S1 es G@
may be aseertalned before hand by application to
No Small Pox admitted
All patients are under our immediate care. one
S %hs ss ad IN cases Of aou
sultaton of all the PHI slclns is held, without ex-
ira charge to the patient. resident Physician,
two Students and n Matron, have the patients un-
der their immedi ate supervision, and personally
administer all medicines ordered
When requested, weekly reports will be given OF
the condition of patients.
Persons In the country, wishing to send patients
to our Hospital, may address either of the Physl-
clans, or the Resident Physician.
When desired, we will send comfortable COW
cred vehicle to any part of the city for PATENTS
For this purpose, a message left at the Hospital,
or a tMr. Thos Pemberton's, on Main, between
18th and 18th streets. will be attended to.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS AND SURG CONS:
JAMES BOLTON, M. D., Grace st., between 4th
ard sth.
THOMAS POLLARD, NJ. D., Governor St, LIST
door above Richmond House.
on A. CRENSHAW, M. D., opposite American
WM. W. PARKER, M. D., Law Building, cor
ner of 18th and Franklin SITS.
C. W. p. BROCK. NJ. D.. Resident Physician.
Mrs. w. +. PERKINS, Matron.
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rT,HEREasGN WHYLEVY'S store Is gen.

'TNHE REASON WHY LEWIS store IS gem
l. orally crowded with ladies' is-that he lsseu-
ing the cheapest Dry Goods IN the city. and that
his stock at all tunes is lat &c, and embraces CON-
plete assortment of desirable Dry Goods. he Is
now tfering to the ladies the following lots of Col
lars, all of which will be found 10 he equolly as
cheap as they represented. Swiss Muslin Col
lars at I21ae worth 20s.; Swiss Muslin Collars at
Is, worth 25c Collars at 1ac.. worth 75c Collars
at Soc, worth 81 Collars at 623ac., worth Sl.25;
Collars at 75c.. worth 81 30; Collars at 81, worth
So Collars at = rs, worth So 50; Cambria Collars
at So, worth SO 80 The above mentioned Collars
are all new, and of the latest style, and having
been purchased at much less than their value,
they Will he sold off at astonishingly low prices.
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e1Ae NV AND Attn ACTIyE

IGH gotTE IS NkW Y6RHr-,....,,-1
@szssssVfA PtTERSBU K g y
AND NORFOLK Passengers leay- %sS-s>x.
ing Richmond every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
ard SATURDAY mornings. by the RICHMOND
AMP pEI raI RAitRoAp CANS: 81
meet with the cars a, Petersburs, for Norfolk and
arrive at Norfolk in due time 10 take the steam
ships ROANOkE, YORKTOWN and JAMES
TOWN, for NEW YORK. arriving at New lork
early the nsrt day Afternoons IN time for the di
ferent lines going FAST and NORTH.
Passage to New York from Richmond, ineluGins
meals and state room, on board the Steamers, NE
same as though passage was taken on board The
ship here-Sl0.
For Tickets, apply TO .,
LUDLAN Il WATSON,
Opposite Steamers W hsTves
N B.--The Pursers of the ships, or one of oar
Clerks will he on hand IN the vicinity OF the re-
tersburg ticket oitcs every Monday, WednesdsI
and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock, to supply
those persons with tickets who mag not have Rro-
cured them at our Office previously l.. W.
NH 81 Is
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
ROOTS AND SHOES.

M BOOTS AND SHOES. A3
~ CHAS. BELLE, Broad street. between I'd
and 3d. will, from this day, sell his entire stock of
BOOTS and SHOES at cost for cash. Persons may
RELY on getting cheap BOOTS or sHOES, as he rs
determined to discontinue his present business.
Call and examine his stock. oc H-ly
A- To THE LADIES or RICH
-szse4s MOND- wish 70 t sal yonrt 5teptoq 70
CHILDRENS SHOES, embracing q great va
riesy of styles. among which are the following: :
Ladies' Heeled Kid and Morocco SlI 1pers; La
dies Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootees; Ladies'
Heeled Kid Congress Boots; LADIES' Heeed Cloth
Caters. several qualities Ladies' Heeled French
Boots. new style; Ladies' Morocco and KID Boots,
without heels Ladies' Morocco and Kid Buskins,
without heels; Misses Heeled Morocco aud Goat
Bootees Misses Heeted Congress and Side LACED
Caters; Misses Heeled Morocco and Kid Slip
pers; Misses Heeed French Boots, new style;
Chi!dren's Heeled Kid aud Morocco Slips and An
ke Ties; Cmldren's Morocco and Goat Bootees,
without heels; Chlldren's Copper Tipt Bootees,
without heels; Chlldren's French Boots, new
sty lie together with any other style or quality
that may he needed. a call is solicited, at the
fashionable emporium, No. SO Main st.
mo. O.. PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18
rIlHECHEAPEST DRYGOODS NRICH.

1 MOND are sold by JOS EPH sTRAUSE, No.
n MAN street.-2,G00 Yards beautiful Striped and
Plaid Silks, from 4212c., &c, worth double the mo-
ney; 3,l0u ards rench Organdles. fine JacOnets
Bereges and Lawns, at half their value 10 600
from 6, s, to l0c per yd; $500 yards of Carpeuns
at sacrifice, selling from IS, 40 to SOC. per >d
Extended Skirts at all prices; Oil Cloths; Table
Covers; Towels; Diapers; B own and Bleached
Sheet.ng at &c. cheap at 1919 the richest Needle
Worked Collars; Cambria and Swiss Bands; La,
Dies Hdkfs., &C.. stockings at l0c; Check and
Swiss Muslins .astonsbinglv lows 900 doZ. Ruches
from l21ae and higher. selling elsewhere for twice
the money All ask is call from one and ALL
and remember. No n Main st. is the cheapest
Mace 10 buy your goods. Joseph SrRAUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-18

RODEkER'H INFANT POWDER is sale
- and en.ctuai remedy for cholsra fnfantum 3
diseases caused BY feething, DC. Mothers are
much 10 blame who let their children suffer and
die Tor want NJ this valuable medicine. Prepared
~ a, BODEkER Il co. prasxisis.
ssi - NO. " Nam street.