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A CASCADE IN THE ANDEs.-On this
road is most remarkable cascade, A, large
Stream Of water pours over the crest Of q
cliff 500 feet high, falling short distance
in CLASSY, unbroken sheet, which gradu-
ally spreads until, scattered by the winds,
it deseends; insaegentle shower to the base.
So high is the brink Of the fall that q per
son may stand fifteen minutes directly un-
der it before the fine rain, into which the
water is broken BY the breeze, can wet his
clothing through. The prismatic rays
thrown OF from the cascade are magnif-
cent, and are seen at, q great distance, and
the view from below is probably unsur-
passed.-Iravels iisp G1aili.1 saa&ta = sazitlI
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AUCTION. T. SALES THIS. DAY.

SAMPSON JONES' JR., & co. wsil sell at thei,
warehouse, a.rhale-past 10 O'Clock A. n, lo'
ofgroceries, liquors, and wines. rt..-a 2
8. n. DAVIS will sell q brick residence On
Main street beyond the corporation line at
~ O'Clock p M. 70 ZfE s@.'.' -:
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell q framed dwell.
ing-house and two lots on Jail alley between
d Broad and Marshall streets. ct half-past
1y o'clockP. NJ. .s' "'.2 '.'a@ u.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL Will sell brick dwelling.
/. with largelot attached on Duvai between FRS!
and Second streets. mt S o. clock p NJ II
COOK & LAUGHTON wilt sell at, 10. O'Clock che
- goodwill and fixtures of Commercial Hall =
I, restaurant, ON Thirteenth below Cary street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RoBBERY.-The eresidenceof Mr.. j. E. Nc
Cabe, on Seventeenth street between Clay
and Venable; was entered on. Saturday
morning last and several pieces of jewelry
stolen therefrom. The police were notified
of the robbery, and a negro named Will
liam Henry was arrested, charged with the
theft. He was committed to. the station
house to await examination before the
Mayor rthis morning. '' .''' 81
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COMMISSIONERS OF STREETs.-The Com.
missioners of Streets have failed TO attend
the last two or three meetings called by
their chairman, much to the neglect OF the
public interest. There is a great deal to be
done, and the commissioners are sadly be-
hind hand in their work. Another meeting
is called this afternoon at five o'clock. I'm.
portant business requires attention, and il
is hoped that all the commissioners will be
present. Since it seems that some may have
forgotten they were members of the Board
we append a list of the members: Messrs
Washburne, Saunders, Kent, Sharp, Crutch
field, Miller, Taylor, Clopton, Van Lew anG
Humphreys.
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T CHANGE OF SCHEDuLE.-The York River
Railroad Company has made increased fa-
cilities for the transportation Of passengers
and freight. Four steamers now run every
week, instead of two as heretofore. The
regular passenger trains now leave at 7 A.
nj. every day. An accommodation train
will leave Fish Haul every Monday and
Saturday at A. NJ; returning will leave
Richmond at 4 P. nj. For further particu-
lars see advertisement in another column
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DEATH FROM THE BITE OF A RATTLE
sNAKE.-A few months ago Charles E..
Becker, man of about thirty-fye years of
age, and German by birth, opened q Zoo
logical garden in Philadelphia. He had
quite collection of beasts, birds, and rep
tiles, and many persons were attracted
there to see the show. p He was regarded as
snake e-tamer, and apparently had com
plete control over the monster reptiles that
he had on exhibition. A few days ago he
purchased rattlesnake about three feet in
length, which had been quite pet with its
former owner. Mr.. Becker placed the
writhing serpent in cage which he had
expressly prepared for. it. On Thursday
afternoon o number of men who were in
Mr.. Becker's saloon intimated that they
would like to hear the snake rattle, and in
order to crafty their wish Mr.. Becker took
stick and pushed thereptile about, causing
it to become very angry. Afterwards ne
lifted it from the cage, but had scarcely
touched it before he received its fang in the
index finger of his right hand. He imme-
diately dropped the monster and hurried
across the street to q neighboring druggist,
who cauterized the wound. This had no
effect, for the finger commenced to swell,
and was soon discolored. al. s..
Mr.. Becker returned to his home and
told his family. that he was, about to die.
His wife and two little children could
scarcely realize, the painful announcement,
and were heart-stricken at the terrible Ca
lamity, for it,did mot appear possible that
one SO robust, 80 full Of life a moment be-
fore, could be passing SO rapidly to the
other world They stood motionless by the
side of the dying man, who wrote hurriedly
his last will and testament, bequeathlng his
estate to those hesloyed so we'll, and whom
he had to leave so soon. Physicians who
had been summoned were by this time by
the unfortunate man, watching him as his
life rapidly ebbed, away. They could do
nothing whatever for him, for the poison Of
the serpent had permeated through every
vein in his body, and he was swelling and
becoming discolored more and more every
moment. Stimulants were administered,
but water would have, had as much effect
under the circumstances. In thirty mi
nutes from the time the reptile inflicted
the fatal sting Mr.. Becker was unconscious
he had bade his wife and his dear little
ones the last farewell, and had grasped his
friends by the hands for the last time. He
sank rapidly, and in forty-fye minutes he
was a corpse. Phhiiladelp kia Post =
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ADELINA PATTI-HER MARRIAGE Con.
TRACT-DIsPosaL Of HER FoRTUNE.-A
Paris correspondent of the New York Times
writes as follows Ez &.%s.
I have just heard the particulars of the
marriage settlement agreed to between the
Marquis de Caux and Adelina Patti, OF
rather enacted by Baron James Rothschil6
as the friend and guardian of the iatter.
The sum Of 100000 francs, constituting
the whole Of the tDiva's fortune5 is ito bt
placed in trust for the benefit of herself AND
children. The principal is not to be touched
under any circumstances whatever, Mile
Patti herself only enjoying the Interest
thereof. ~
.aOneIthird OF her future earnings Is to Be
set aside in the same manner, the remain.
ing two thirds to be Used Dis her husband
and herself may decide. s.,ngsyeEA
The father and mother of the bride are
to have each, pension Of. s 900. francs
which is to be allocated out of her income
This provision is, honorable to Mlle., Patti
whose sentiments Of danShterly affection
have always shown themselves superior &
every other consideration, - :.
The Marquis de Caux asked to have the
sum Of .450, 900 francs set aside for the pay.
ment .ofthe mortgages On his estates, but or
this point the Baron de Rothschild and
Maurice Strakosch were inexorable ); 80 that
the property will have to be put UP for sale
unless the creditors Of the Marquis consen,
to wait for the chance of the repayment
from ,Adelina,ss future, earnings contin.
gency not very probable, from. the known
spendthrift habits of her future husband
It is calculated that at present Nile
Patti earns about 400,0 900 francs year
which, with prudence, would soon enable
the Marquis to pay off his debts. Accus
toned, however, to live at rate far. above
his:income, it is not likely that he will be
induced to put such restraint on his tastes
as will enable him to accomplish 50 desira
BILE o result. 1t had been stated that q;
soon as the marriage took place the services
of Strakosch would be dispensed with. 81
far is this from being the fact that the Mar
quis offers contract to him to continue hi
services to Mile. Patti for three years or
terms nearly as advantageous as=before
You may rely upon the above being the ex
act contract of the marriage settlement
They have been agreed to on both sides
and nothing remains but to complete tht
marriage itself, which, understand, is t.
take PLACE on the lst Of August. gIG1i =.
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HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoLOGICAL So
cIETY.-The regular monthly meeting OF
the Horticultural and Pomological Society
of Virginia will take place at the Society's
rooms in the Purcell building on Monday
evening, August Sd, at S11a o'clock.
A full meeting of the Executive Commit
tee is particularly desired. .......
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The Terre Haute Qndiana) Express de-
scribes, two persons, a male and female,
found in Greene county, in that State, by o
Snowman who was in search Of curiosities
They are respectively twenty-one and
twenty-five years Of age, and only twenty
nine inches in height. One of them (the
male) is said to have no spinal vertebr9
They have been reared in wild state
The parents, having sixteen other children
let this singular pair take care of them
selves. They are possessed of little intel
lect, and yet seem to understand most that
is said to them. They eat but once day
never before any person, and only the SIM
plest food, ..
The Minnesota Winnebagoes, who were
removed to the Upper Missouri five years
ago and placed on o sandy, barren reserva'
tion, destitute of wood, water, and game
are returning to the. vicinity of La Crosse
They number only about 800, and are led
by 6 Short Wing" an old warrior who was
q sort of commissioner to Washington II
1916, when the treaty was made with hl:
tribe. In appearance he very. strongly re-
sembles Andrew Jackson, and is man o
strong mental power. He says that more
than 800 of his people died of starvation
on the Upper Missouri. 4ga - 7kha
A Frenchman has patented very inge-
nious plan for. teaching the young how Il
read and spell. He prints all the vowel'
blue, the consonants red, and the letters
not heard in the pronunciation black. or
the opposite page the same lesson is print
ed in the usual type, to accustom the pupil
to the ordinary lesson book as well.
A street-beggar in Portland, Me-, recent
ly asked aims for the purpose OF getting
something toeat, saying he had tasted oyel
twenty-four hours, and was in o starving
condition. A benevolent individual tool
him to an eating house and invited him t.
eat. The "starving" man astonished hi
benefactor by calling for q plate Of sardlne'
and glass Of wine. : .t.Ez s.;
The shoe business of, Lynn, Mass, fo'
the past year is estimated by the Reporte
at seventeen millions Of dollars There
has been q decided Improvement in th'
shoe business during the last week or two
and the prospect is fair for an excellent fal
trade. ss tsI. 80
The military consumption Of cartridge
in France in time Of peace is seEenty-hr
millions annually, incurring an expense Q
about one million five hundred thousanss
dollars, tif 4 sEg@aE -.
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/ MARRIAGE LICENSES. County Court
issued eleven marriage licenses during the
month of July. Of this number eight were
issued to blacks aud three to whites. The
warm weather seems to be unfayorable to
matrimonial alliances.
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SALES.

Wheat,-.White. 100 bushels very good at %. e?i
4ss bushels good at $3.50: Red, lso bushels m prime
on. private terms ; SO bushels good at s2.se;
I'VE omit sales OF other grades, as the shove are
sufficient Co indicate the course OK prices
Corn. White IS bushels st 81 ~; e2 nusneis On
private terms. Yellow 1s2 bushels at 81 %.
l. Odts--fs2 bushels. fair at Tee. Sos ousneis
l.Rps.-ss bushels good on private terms 20 bush
els prime at 81. so. -. ...-,.,a ss.ga,. 80
-" RE-ExHtBITEp. r5s
y Corn.--White. 90 bushels. yellow, eas bushels.
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MATEIMoNIAL.-The matrimonial docket
of the Hastings Court for the last month
shows that seventeen white couples and
twenty-one black couples have been joined
in the precarious band Of wedlock. lid s
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PROPOSALS..

DROPosALS ASKED FoR.-sEALED
il PROPOSALS Will be received st the ofice OF
the Clerk or Henrico County Court until the 9TH
DAY OF AUGUST atl30' clock for rebuilding the
fallen abutment OF the bridge over Olmonds creek.
on the Osborne Turnpike road the contractor to
replace the woodwork and earth-work rs eefore
the destruction OF the bridge.
Proposals will be received a. the same time ior
the construction OF culyert near the present site
OF the bridge. l.!2,zD a11 a.. os,.. =,
said Clerk by calling for report Of Commissioner
In both cases the contractor Will take into con.
sideration the value Of the old material
Address 1 u{t "a JACOB ApLEE.
Commissioners OF Roads Of Henrico County;
July; L. 1s6a 5rEE sSz3I92 2 - NHhe-o
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.CoNvIcT.-Jesse Davenport (negro), SEN
fenced to the penitentiary, for twelve years
for burglary, reached the city Saturday
and was consigned to proper quarters.
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COUNTY CoURT.-The Quarterly term OF
Henrico County Court will commence this
morning at ll~oclock. The county levy
will be laid during this term.
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p PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST L 1858.
ARRIVED. .A..,y-.M -.m

r.a PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST l, 1858.
.-..,.,..s %, r, ARRIVED. tfqtfs--.s -,c'
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore mcr-
chundise and paSsensers- Harveyy & Williams.
Steamer Colonel RuckeH Bell, Fort Monroe,
United States Quartermester.
Steamer Niagara, Blakeman,r New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. q. Dunham Co.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
Schooner 8. r. Jameson. Rockland, lime, to
order. l.r--,...r..
Schooner a. Rowe, Philadelphia, coal, 8. Hum
ter. a. rf. .t. .rrs.r ~ -e.H#.4 as slz
81 Sloop Mary Ann, Alexandria, grain to order.
SHEA UEH stas& SAILED. JIAA 2-9At-. .""
Steamer Niagara, Blakeman.. New York, mer.
chandsc and passengers. w. &. Dunham Co.
Steamer Petersburg, Trayers, baltimore, mer-
chandse and passengers, Harveys K Williams.
Schooners Mary Ellie IL, Norfolk, and w. II. Ira
yers, down the river, light. . s..
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, August I, 1853,
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
Bhsdt.-whtte. Lee bushels. Red, l,lee bush.
els-totaL 2, TlG bushels Tfts.z y z - ~
TCcr,,.-Mhite, Ia2 bushels. Yellow, lie bushels.
Mixed, so bushels--total, aal bushels. - s9EF
Guts.-esso bushels. $500
Rus.-7o bushels.
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E0R lRENT.--For rent, the large a.
l. WAREHOUSE on Fourteenth street near A4
the, Exchange Hotel recently occupied by Hulst &
king and formerly occupied as a metal and gro
Gerry store by John n. Gordon & Son. To good
tenant the rent will be low. .3 = ..-l...-
GORDON, & CRINGAE,
4. ~ 3l-lw JrtJ Fy.3AH Stt-# Pearl Block.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE R1CHMoSp PosT- OFFICE AUGUST
8, slS6s.-Miss Lizzie Waller, Richmond,
Va.; Charles g. Shafer, Richmond, Va;
james Noland, Alexandria, Va; Richard
Alsuzy, staunton, We. Joseph Jones, Ian
caster, Va; William L. Jones, Petersburg,
Va; Dabney Smith, Greenbrier county,
Va; jefferson Abrams, Greenbrier county,
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SPECIAL NOTICE. s.-.......,
y The subscriber desires to inform the pnbiictha
lie Is still selling CLOTHING, and GENTS FUR
NISHING GOODS at the LOWEST PRICE possible
for first quality goods 1iA ouE Sa5UJ SIN.
He has on hand large and we'll assorted stock
of BLACK, BROWN,s8OLIyE-l iDAHLIA.l and
BLUE CLOTHS, and FRENCH and ENGLISH
CASSIMERES In great variety. 80 '-' r.'1+ '@
CLOTHING and SHIRTS made to order, and
satisfaction guaranteed or no sale.
Call At the old stand, No. 1890 MAIN STREET,
and examine his stock before purchasing else.
where.al ,.ssaGar7 Il. <B-gSpENCE! Agent, !;H1 1a
Merchant Tailor and Dealer In
jyA .-t Cents Furnishing Goods
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Advantage I0fI fisss Assurance.

- 70 7itKCliMUFD,' oufy -kst, Ieoo
j. Horace LGcy, General Travelling agent Q,
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of. United
Dear sir-With the deepest gratitude acknow-
ledge the receipt OF 81 e94 paid on policy on my
late husband life. Iad no right to expect It. for
able counsel had informed me that my husband had
forfeited his policy by travelling beyond
limits; but Of this both he and myself were igno-
rant. The noble equity and seffer6slty of your So
ciety fills me with surprise and gratitude.
May the blessing of the widow and'the fatherless.
and of those who were ready toperish be upon you,
sir, and upon your great and generous Society.
Very truly and gratefully yours - -.4als
? ~ 3l-aot ~ 80 r MINERVA V. BROWN.
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INsURA Na<si COMPANIES.
NORTH a MERICA LIFE INSURANCE
Co EPANY OF NEW YORK,
ASSETS OVER sa,@o,ooo.

F-sGT3sTERED POLICIES ISSUED. secured
tse State of New York acting as trustee for the
assured. ss.@.."... Er. i s-r.rfl< ( ~ -
STRICTIONS. -- ..r..r1 ..,..y ar a7s,L.
Dividends ARE BASED. ON ANNUAL
ON ENDOWMENTS AS ON REGULAR LIFE
POLICIES, making alarger dividend on endow-
yrsyits than other companies declare.
ghrty days, grace given on all payments.
.-. - WITHERS a MEADE ID
.:e& - ~ Genera! Agents,
Office No. 1902, corner of Main and Tenth streets
Dr. JOHN G.. SHELTON Medical Examiner. =.
F','~-.5 -,- 10 /"
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FOM nENT.

EOR RENT, comfortable HOUSE, a
8 I4with three rooms sad an necessary out 4s2
houses water in the house, large garden attached,
yenable streets, inst beyond the new corporate
limits1i To a good ienaI. rent moderate. 1t Is
nations OF Christian churches. Address A., box
zs7 Richmond post-ohice, or apply TO
= - BOSSiEUX 4 BROTHER,
7. an a oS,89v ~ I 4 .sr8yLf ShOcfne Warehouse
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Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS invi
ted @..
oiii.e No. 1914 Main street.
D. J. HARTSOOK, President
DAVID |. BURH, Secretary.
3. c. WHEERY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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LOST AND FOUND.
AGRICULTURAL. Al; Ri &

A l. VIRGINIA IHYENTION.--We have
"A now on exhibition. at no. IA on Fourteenth
street opposite the Exchange Hotel, the new and
,ARNALL's COCK1E, ,GARLIcK. and SMUT
SEPARATOR, err 4at
,he only machine known that can perfectly sepa-
OF tine cookie. In this machine the new principle
Of ADHESION as applied. 70 Lmach chtnery OF this
class IS strikingfy and successfully demonstrated
and we invite the rnillcrs, machinists, and busi-
ness men OF Richmond generally who feel inter-
ested in the agricultural teveiopnent OF our ssste
to call and see for themselves. .,rI xx..x
we are now offering for sale COUNTY and CITY
RIGHTS In the States Of Virginia and West Viz
gfnia, and win be glad to see any gentlemen Hom
I Communications must be addressed % rs at
CharIottes sfilel VA, or to Captain 7. O. Morton,
R1chanpe Hotel, Richmond Va, ..,,,,.,~ ..
5yAm MlNos fE1fON.
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TOR RENT 1T STORE at present a
IL occupied by i5tessrs. wiu!nIn n. Bell & LII
be for rent on the 10Th Of October next-in good
time for the, faH trade. At this point one of the
largest retail dry goods businesses In the city has
,een done, and within 0 few doorsis theprosper-
f0us dry goods house Of CarloZO. Alsop & Fourque-
rean.; The location Is central near the family re-
,ldenees Of the city, and the city railroad. To
an energetic business man the rent viii be low, and
his opportunity to do well archaeological.
lgsEIt, ~ t6r.h MANN s. VALENTINE,
.jy24-eodGt ,..rr. ,.s q, " 1908 Main street.
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NJ Z W B 0 O K S .
GRAIN BAGS, &c.

RAGS, BAGS, .BAGS.--4O,OOO GRAIN
% s, NE heaviest English linen-h nd-mada do9bie-
SsiIched sold on account Of manufacturers. Also
uf rent any quantity on terms laf down by Cham
scT OF Commerce.. We buy WOE. of ali grades
anu quantity for cash sell HoytsSrothers' LEA
Iak anEk BETTING on commission at manufactu-
iers prices and keep constantly hand a full as
Sorlment Of GROCERIESsan andL1Q5ORS eH
jya corner CarvSand Fourte',tt -, ~ s,Saas
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sC,oR i RENT that very desirable a.
II THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELLING -
on the south side of franklin between Twehty-third
and tTwentf-fourth streets. cantsfning eight rooms,
having been painted. &C.
y.g11,} f91s99 ALSO B,Tg1 l6a
one Of those new Two STORY FRAME DWELL
1INGS corner. or Twenty-seyenIh and Clay streets,
containing fye rooms, &C., With well, ac., on the
promises.
SMALL. BRICK DWELLING on the south side
of Franklin between Twenty-second and Twenty.
third streets, containing four rooms kitchen. &C.
ALSO, c
FRAME DWELLING corner Nineteenth and
MARSHALL streets containing five rooms, with the
asuai out-houses, &C. In thorough repair.
aq 3dt II s3y.251l9i ALSO,
SMALL, FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE on
the east side Of enty-fourth between Leigh and
3fstreets containing four rooms, Kitchen, &c.
,y,r,,., --tyg + % sfa,., ALSO, 1Gl3ls 49, -
that very large and desirable F0UR-STORY
BRICK DWELLING on the east side of Seventh
beyond Leigh street, containing twelve rooms,
kitchen, &C., with gas and water.
"A -7tggc9 3di nqAESO3!lS'G2 4
THREE, NEW STORES lon the south side OF
Marshall between Fifth and Sixth streets. well
suited for any retail hslness, for which the situa-
tion renders them very desirable. Applyto
Ip.aa vCiuauI 128 LYME & BROTHER,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
an l-3t lIl1 Main street.
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NJ. ELLYsoN &. Co. illinsert advertisements In
the principal newspapers lii Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
fishers rates. for cash. Apply at this office.
. -. r---.rht n.a Z iY,3l-eod*
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SHIPPING.

sEOR NEW YORK.-Steamer nfE%
[ ISAAC BELL, BOURNE, will leaves 4Ass9sGAE
her wharf on TUESDAY, August 4th, at4 O'CLOCK.
Freight received up toe o. clock Fare, $l2. Round
tickets $50. Steerage, So To secure staterooms,
apply to -..-
- WILLIAM C. DuNHAM & CO., "oi
III 3-2t Eleventh and Main streets.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 3 1853.
Sun rises ..,... 500 Moon rises. ......... 60
Sun sets - 56l High tide, "a. NJ. -. 60
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THO SHIPPERS STATION &sHsc-,EE.II nj
are now making regular trips. Goods rec iyed for
all points on the canal between Richmond, Lexing-
ton. and Buch3nan--boats leaving three times per
week. Office on basin bank and Eleventh street.
We solicit the patronage Of our friends and the
public generally. Goods will be received at all
times at our office, WM; N. station, Agent.
JOHN o. LEWIS on SATURDAY. jy3l-3m
NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-The boats Of
lV the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA Ca
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock as usual
promptly at Il NJ. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS. Hl1l1 l4-s
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and be-
yond collected on delivery or prepaid, at the OPP
tion of the shipper. Freight received and de-
livered at my office, on the dock.
way freight Will not be delivered TILL charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dell EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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CLOTHING.

VOU CAN BUY AT sa ma.arl
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WHITE LINEN COAT for So,
A NICE MELTON SUIT for $40, @
...d A NICE BLACK SUIT for $2s,
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CASHMERE SUITS from SO to SIS,
WALKING COATS and PANTS, all prices.
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