The daily dispatch. [volume], July 15, 1852, Image 3

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THE LATEST NEWS.
—Great Fire at Montreal.
Xh«> Montreal Herald of Saturday contains
wvert | columns of the particulars of the coo
peration which occurred in that city on Thura
d;v and Friday last. After narrating with
muC h minuteness t»*« progress of the fire—
„trch broke out in a house on the East side of
«! street, near the fields—the Her
eld remarks :
10 the victims they deserve the utmost
compassion. The majority belong to the la
boring classes. The sufleiing of Souie of them,
(•specially of the children, must have been in-
Anxious to tafcecare of their property,
,h«v resolutely sat upon their goods, though
without tlie slightest shelter, with the sun brat
directly upon them, in many cases with
link to eat', and peiiiaps oftener in great straits
to pro. ure water. Fortunately the night was
so tine as to make a moonlight bivouac by no
means a sen.,as hardship.
We have heard of several cases of coup de
caused by exhausting labor in the beat,
but of no ' atß ' c,ise * '"here were also some
births in the fields oil this memorable occasion.
We have not yet rnede up the lists which we
are about to piint, but at a rough calculotion
»e suppose there may have been fourteen hun
dred houses burnt, which, at seven inhabitants
to each house, would give nearly 10,900 with
out bouses; the probability is, however, judg
ing from the census returns, that as ninny ns
fifteen thousand must have bivouacked in the
open sir. We cannot refrain from bearing tes
timony to the cheerfulness with which the poor
people bore their misfortunes. The writer
walked some miles through heaps of furniture
piled ou each side of the street, between mid
night and four o'clock in the morniug, and,
conversing with many of the people, he found
nothing like complaint or desponooncv.
A tsble is given showing the yearly rental
value of the properties destroyed, which suras
up a total of I.OSO, worth, probably, about
besides a considerable quantity of
merchandise and furniture. The fire was prin
cipalis in what are called the suburbs, ind the
damage consequently is less in extent than if
itliad occuired in the business q-uarier. The
popular distress, however, could hardly be ag
gravated. The Herald further says:
We are happy to say that no exertion has
been spared to supply our poor and houseless
fellow citizens with temporary shelter, and the
necessary supplies of bread, biscuit and wa
ter. Fortunately, the emigrant sheds at Point
.St. Charles are now unoccupied, and have
been promptly placed at their disposal by Hon.
John Voting, the Commission** of Public
Works. Two hundtad tents have also been ob
tained from the military authorities, and have
been pitched in well chosen locations.
A meeting of citizens was to be held on Sa
turday afternoon, to devise means for the re
lief of the sufferers. At a meeting of the city
councils, the sum of $1,000 was voted as a re
lief fund.
Movements ok Mr. Webster.—On Satur
day afternoon Hon. Daniel Webster left for
.Nahunt, where lie passed the Sabbath with J.
W. Puge, Esq. On Monday he leaves for his
farm in Franklin, New Hampshire. Mr. Web
ster is still suffering in his arm from the effects
of his recent fall, a return of the pain having
been occasioned by the numbers who thronged
arourir! his carriage on Friday, and persisted
in shaking him by the hand.
Bon/on Journal -of Monday.
Another Cuban Expedition Reported
to have Sailed.—Advices from Madrid to
(Hp 21st ult., state it was confidently reported
that a telegraphic dispatch had been received
from the Spanish ambassador at Paris, stating
that an expedition had sailed from Chagres
against Cuba, under the command of an Ame
rican general. It was also said, in connection
wiih the above, that the Spanish government
—with whom the American minister, Mr. Bar
ringer, has hitherto been successful in obtain
ing the pardon of the prisoners brought there
as the result of the last expedition—have set
their faces against any furthei exhibition of
•■leniency, and the few who, from one cause or
another, have not been brought within the
former pardons, and are still at Ceuta, have
lit'.le chance of getting out by any suc'i pro
cess.
Illinois Whig State Contention.
Louisville, Jul> 13.—The Illinois) Whig
f-'iute Convention met on the 7th instant and
organized. The Hon. E. B. Webb was now
in&tcd for Governor; Col. J. L. D. Morrison for
Lieutenant Governor; Buckley Morris, Sr., for
Secretary of State; Francis Aventz for State
Treasurer, and Charles Betts for Auditor.
William B**bb, late Governor of Ohio, and
Joseph Gillespie were nominated as electors at
large by acclamation.
Washington Matters.
Washington, July 13.— Wm. Chipman, of
Massachusetts, has been appointed to a prom
inent clerkship in the State Department,|and
was qualified to-dny.
Pierce's friends assert positively to-day that
Webster will be an independent candidate for
the Presidency,though the statement is not
believed by the whigs.
Way's trial still progresses.
Destructive Fire
Covington, Kv., July 13.—A fire broke out
in this place yesterday, which consumed a
iarge number ol buildings. The loss is esti
mated at forty thousand dollars. Partially in
sured. ISo further particulars at present.
Destructive Fire.
New York, Juiy 13th.—Flames have just
urst forth from J tuition's Hotel, in Broadway,
below Trinity Church, and a serious conflu
gration is apprehended.
Terrible Accident.—During the cele
bration of the national anniversary at Two Riv
ers, W iaconsin, some thirty or forty cartridges,
prepared tor a nix pounder, exploded,dreadful*
ly burning sixteen boja who were standing
near the gun. It was thought six of them
would die, and all were in a deploiable condi
tion.
Heavv Freshet in Baltimore.—On
Tuesday, Baltimore was visited by a most ex
te. 'ive and destructive inundation which|was
very destructive of property, sweeping away
fences, bridges, culverts, a row of six houses,
and causing a general scene of devastation
around the north eastern suburbs.
IP" Hani; your uannert on the Out
ward WaiU-tha Cry ia Still They Come.
Ice crowd that is continually making its way to
wsid* the J welry Manufactory of S. P. MOUN
IAIN, No. lid Men street, up stairs, show con-
Ctus.vely that his is the place to get full satisfac
tion uoue ihem, in getting their woik done at prices
?ar below that ot any store 111 Richmond
«eweiry made and old Jewelry repaired and made
1 new, at the lowest rnanutacturingpnces,
at the shortest uotice, and satisfaction warranted,or
to charge. Diamonds, Pearls, Cameos, Garnets,
and otiiw preci.us stoues set in the ceatest and
iau*t New York «tylee.
subscriber having come from the North, is
prepared, in consequence of having a low rent, a
««?- Msortinent ol tools, together with his own
abi..ty to manufacture any article ot Jewelry, to do
a.s wjrk cheaper and better than any other estab
U'tuneuiio the c.ty. Old joid and Silver taken in
exchange tor Jewelry S. P MOUNTAIN,
Diamond setter and Manufacturing Jeweler.
jyU-1 1st A 6
, if any 71±„ JU . IU lu<lt j| G FarreU's
a™*ft"J L,O, ®« nt '» ln fc greatest benefactor ot the
d rV. . i" 1 * IJ< * b ,J abun
WL.i/ V v, aC u L° • t!,UOr scepticism to the
inV.r. y will tiud 11X1,1 Mau external application
ever if °* uii: ' '"" J beasts, no medicine
lsrk^'l VerU ° h ' »ndas re
nisuabie cures. r-e<* a ivertlwrnenl.
PUttOELL, LADD * CO.,
j} "* Ageuu for tae Proprietors.
I TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TKAHnWITTfcD FOR THE DAILY DIBPATCB
£s** The storm hut evening prevented the
tram mission nf oar teleginafaic dispatch.
JOB PRINTING,
dispatch office,
(.orrrner Street. 4 do«r* fr.w
RICHMONH, '
Pamphlet*, . bhlih* Card*.
Circulars, TtckeU, *
llandbiltn, Bia«k */&e. Ac.,
l.aoeln, | of every description,
I nnted at short notice sod upon reasonable tortus
fir Orders for all kinds of Printing will be re
ceived and executed in the handsomea'. at»le
jy 13
l?* CHOLERA. OIARRIHEA, CHO.
LEhA MORBUS, CHOLICS, CItAMP, GRIHNG
PAINS IN THE BOWfcLS, SPASMODIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &c.. may be cared by
Stabler'* <>rent Mwnmtr Remedy
None genuine without the signaturs. i ,of_ R. H
StaRLKR, M. I).
Chill* nod Fevers, Ague, Bilious, Remittent
and Nervous Fevers, General Weakness, Weari
ness in tbe Limbs' Chronic Debility, jaundice,
Dyspepsia, &c., may be cured by StaMer's Great
Ayue and Fever Specific.
None genuine without the signature of R. H.
Stabler. M. D.
Stabler'* Alterative—A valuable remedy for
Impurities of the Blood, Erysipelas, Boils, Salt
Kheum, Milk Crust, Rheum»usm, Bronchitis, En
larged Tonsils, Sore Throat, Dropsy, Ulcers on the
legs, Swelled ({lands. Deranged Liver, Oppression,
Palpation of tbe Heart, Tetters, Sic,4i.
Ail of the above for sale in Richmond by GIY
NOtt fc WOOD,DOVE <fc ISAACS and PL'RCELL,
LADD & CO. R. H. STABLER, M D ,
je 28—3 m* Alexandria. Va
iittUOEKY ANU TOMACUO
i STORii, No 24, corner of 18th and Main streets
The subscriber has just received a few hal barrels
oj Braga's Flour, (new.) for family ufe; also, coun
try Butter fresh from the dairy, constantly on band,
togeth'-r with a general and well selected assort*
meat of Groceries, Liquors, &c, Jcc. Superior
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of my own put
ting up ; Imported Cigars, See, See.
jy 15—dim CHARLES P. WORD.
ANTED—A SITUATION as Cierk by a
yount: man well acquainted with tbe English,
French and German languagi s, also, book keeping,
in a respectable house of commerce. Apply for
further particulars at this office. jy 15— 3t*
I As *SANT HEADING KOlt TILE HOT
SUMMER EVENlNGS.—AlexanderTarday the
Prisoner or Pirate Chief of St. Domingo, just pub
lished— 55c
Tbe Fores' Rose: a tale of the frontier, by Emer
son Bt nuett—2sc
Marcus Worland, or the Long Moss Spring: a
tale of the South, by Mrs Bentz—soc
Wilburn. or tne Heir of tbe Manor: a romance of
the Old Dominion, by Waiter Whitmore—2sc
The Initial®: a stoiy of modem lite—soc
Craigallan Castle, or the Stolen Will, by Mrs
Gore—2sc
Windsor Castle, an historical romance, by Win
H Ains worth —50c
The Sisters or the Fatal Marriages, by H Cack
toij—soc
Fur sale at the Cheap American Newspaper,
Periodical and Magazine Depot, by
L. WAJEROCK,
jy 15 164 Main st opposite American hotel.
-TUP TUB NEW WORLD
TO TWE OLD, with thoughts cn the good and
tvil in both, by Henry P Tappan, 2 vols, lzmo—
$1 75
Time sad Tide, or Strive and Win, by A S Roe,
author ot "James Montjoy," "To Love and to be
Loved,'' Sec For sale by
j, 15 A. MORRIS.
|VOTitJl£. — 'lhose subscribers who have not
ll received Ihe JUNE number of the DRESS
MAKER'S AND MILLINER'S GUIDE, can get
tbem by calling at the NEWSPAPER DEPOT,
opposite the Broad street Hotel.
>y 15 T H. GRESHAM, Agent.
jVJO. 134-tiOODS TiIAT~IVIUfsT BE
!•* SOLO.—Having determined to close out en
tirely my stock of Summer Readj-Made Clothing
before the end ot tbe season, such deductions wi.l
be made as to ensure sales to all in want, who may
tavor me as well as themselves with a call. Mj
slock is yet large, comprising every article in tbe
line ot Clottiing and styles ot Goods out this season.
Fits guaranteed. Call and supply yourself with a
cool suit of linen, black summer cloth, or light cas
timere, for cash. A word to the wise is sufficient.
J. D. GOODMAN,
No 134 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
N. B. —Furnishing Goods, a large supply on band,
jy 15
Bo(£Ufc'l' ( ULIKiMi, warianted equal to
the best, prepared trom the original French rej
ceipt, 6 a delightful ft agraut article, and costs on y
374 cents a pint ; sold by
jy 15 BENNETT St BEERS, Druggists.
'| * OOTH »*0 W1» I.K.— i'he preparation ol the
1- Dental Coll ge, highly recommended as the
only proper d. tit trice lor habitual use. It whitens
the teeth cleanses tne breath, and renders the gums
healthy and tit in No lady or gentleman shouid be
without it. Sold only by
BENNETT & BEERS,
jy 15 Druggists, Main street.
rpU£ BEST CUEWIMU TOBACCO.—
JL Lyncnburg and the celebrated '-Wine Sap"
brand, is constantly tor sale at the depot for choice
Tobacco and finest Cigars, 125 Main street
BENNETT & BEERS,
j V 15 Agents for the manuacturers.
ICON'S EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
GIN GEK —'1 bis elegau t prept ration is prepai «d
by an approved piocess. by which all ita meciclual
virtues are extracted in a concentrated form, de
void ot all deleterious and useless properties. It
will be fouud an excellent tonic in cases ol debility,
&c , giving tone and strength to the digestive or
gang as well as to the svstem ( eoerally. For indi
gestion, nausea and dyspepsia, it will be found an
invaluable remedy, correcting all griping, pains and
sense ot fullness in the stomach. Price ot half pint
bottles 50 cents, medium size 25 cents; for sale by
jy 15 K J PICOT.
,V OTlCis..—a. MERCHANT WtIsIUER,
t-' No. li 2 Main street, have on hand a good as
sortment ot Summer Clothing, embracing Black
and Colored Alpaca, White and Buff Grass Linen,
Silk, Diap d'Ete, flam and col'd Linen, Sack and
Frock Coats. Alto, Pants ana Vests of every style
and quality As the season is advancing and they
wi,h to reduce their stock, they will sell their
Summer Goods at reduced prices from this date.—
Now is the time for bargains.
3 MERCHANT & WEIBIGER,
jy 15 No lit Main street.
ALSO—On hand a good stock of Shirts and
Fancy Goods.
LlVfcßruoL SaL'l', landing auu for salt by
jy 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN a CO.
cnnil HAUS ASsORTiiO SHOT.-
1000 Pigs Lead
100 b xes Bar Lead. For sale on ac
count the Wyme Union Lead Mines Co.
jv 14 L D CRENSHAW & CO.
LOSl'.—Los., a lew Uays »inc*, a
bunch of S'i all KEYS, tied togethei with a
twine stnr.g. The tinker will render a strgular fa
vor by leaving them at the Dispatch office. A suit
able reward will be paid if required jy 13
CAEKIAUE lUIIVtR WANTKD.—Wast
ed to purchase or hire, for the ballance ot the
year, a good Driver. For one of good character and
qualifications, a liberal price will be paid. En
quire at this office. jy 14—3t
H.IMH KiO COFK.fa.ii.—oo bags, tecemug
and for sale by
jy 14 WILLIAMS & BROTHER
Cincinnati whiskbv.-sobnisjusire
ceived, lor sale by
j, 14 WILLIAMS k. BROTHER.
UFfiiK, PIMENTO AND GlNti£i£,in
store auu lor sale by
jy 14 WILLIAMS fc BROTHER
|\i ItW tlliitst." A prime 101 of summer
11 Cheese, just received per steamer Roanoke,
for sale cheap wholesale or retail, by
jy 14 HULST it KING.
ia itttitH uiJ'l'TaK.- Alwaysonhana tne best
r quality, selling at onl* 20 cents per lb, by
jy ,4 rtUI.HT to KINO. Old Market.
A I lit Jiot,*. I IT HbttltlAUs, reoeiv
tLWU ing truin >chr John Esaon from Halliax.
N. 3., pat up with much cara expressly for thu
market
jy 14 BACON & BASKERVILL
rvrt.W' FLOUtt.—Bragg's ne* Flour, in Half
ll DW s, 10 -ale by
jv 14 R M BURTON
AuHTrftA cuFFKn.— otKi bags lor Sae
by *
jy 14 DAVJENPORT, ALLEN k CO,
M. »IUNCI * CO.,
SUCCESSORS OF P. MI)KRIS * GO,
Mala Street, Klchaiai,
B plead td Hdtawfer Jtdjr. IBM.
SPLENDID LOTTfcRY FOR JULY 17th.
•48,503, 90 cf 8,000, lit of 500.
Grand CinllilattJ Lattery, Clan 2, te
be drawn at Baltimore, oa Saturday, July 17th. 75
number*, 12 drawn.
CAPITALS:
1 puce of 1 li» prizea of 9500
SO do B,uool ate. fee
Tickets 91$; halves 7 50, quarters 3 70. Certi
ficate of a package of Wholes 9195—(hares in pro
portion.
•33,000, 22,000 11, COO I
Lattery, Claaa No 30, to be
drawn at Baltimore, on Wednesday, July ilst. 75
numbers, 13 drawn.
, capitals:
1 prize of 933,000 | 1 pri*e of 93000
\ <*o See,ooo | 1 do *000
{ *» 11,000 |20 do 1250
1 5,495 120 do 350
Tickets 910; halves 5. quarters 2 50.
€40,000. 12,497, 6.000, 100 of 1,000, 100 of 5001
Grand Consolidated Lattery, Class 18, to
be drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, July 24th —
78 numbers, 12 drawn.
CAPITALS:
1 price of. 940.000 I i prise of 94000
1 do 12.497 | 100 do 1000
1 do 3,000 | 100 do 500
Tickets 910; halves 5, quarters 2 50."
930.000, 20.000, 10 00j, oO of 1,000, 50 of 500!
*u«quehaußa Lottery, Class No 31, to be
drawn at Baltimore on Wedntsday, July 28th. 78
numbers, 13 drawn.
capitals:
I prize of $30,000 ' 1 prize of 93,000
1 do 20,000 | 1 do 2,870
1 do 10,000 jSO do,. 1,000
1 do 5,000 1 50 da 500
Tickets 810: halves 5. quarters 2 50.
BRILLIANT LOTI'EKY tOR JULY 31»t, 1852.
4"fi7,500, 27,500, 100 of 1,750!
■Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class R, to
be drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, July 31st. 78
numbers, 14 drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS :
1 prize of. $67,500 I 5 prizes of ...93,000
1 do 27,500 i 100 do 1,750
1 do 17,700 I 20 do 750
1 do 8,2 6j 30 do 350
5 do 5,000 | *00 do 200
Tickets 820; halves 10, quarters 5. Certificate
ot a package of wholes $240—shares in propor
tion.
fy* Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the m,.st prompt and coariden
ttalattention, if addressed to R. PRANCE ft CO.,
Managers, or to C.W.PURCELL,
jy 14 Richmond, Va
MANAGER'S OFFICE.
R FRANCE it CO.,
(Successors to F. Morris dk Co.)
For This Day.—Capitals : 420,000, 5000, 2500,
1388.20 ot 750, 20 of 400, Sic. 78 numbers, 14 drawn
Tickets §5.
Also, the Dollar Lottery—Capitals: $5000,1000,
to
Drawn Nog of Patapsco, 193:
13 9 vil 42 44 33 2 66 39 26 8 6 52.
jy 15 C. W. PURCELL.
SMITH'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall Street, under the City Hotel,
CbALK'S Oi.D STAND.
For To-Day.— Carroll County, Class 33. Capi
tals: 1 of €20,000. lof 5000, 1 of 2500,1 of 1388,
20 of 750, 20 of 4<JO Sic. 78 nos, 14 drawn ballots.
Tickets $s—Bhares in proportion.
Also, Pa'.apsco, 195 Capitals: 1 of $5000, 1 of
1000, lof 500, 160 ol 60. fcc. .5 nos, 11 drawn.—
Tickets $1.
jy i 5 SMITH.
LA.UIiKK F'S OFFICE,
14th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware, f-x. Class 36, July 13:
2 35 65 58 72 60 41 26 18 77 17 61 34
For To-Day.—The Delaware State Lotterv,
Class No. 37.—Capitals : $24,092, 10,000, 5000,
3000,2500, 1624, sof 1000, A:c. 78 numbers, 14
diawt. Tickets $5.
Also, a Two Dollar Lottery. jy 15
UUEUORY tfc ,11ALKi,
aianngers.
Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.,
Office, No. 62. Main Street.
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Ex., 36, July 13:
2 35 65 58 72 60 41 26 18 77 17 61 34
Scheme for To-Day.—Capitals : $24.092,10,-
000, . 000, :!000, 2500, 16<:4,5 ot 1100, 6of 550,10 of
250,20 of 150, 317 ot 100, &c. 78 numbers, 14
drawn Tickets $5
Albo—Capitals: $8000, 2000, 1400, 1053, Arc. 75
numbers, 14 drawn. Tickets 2 dnls. jy 15
STKAT'I OftiCE,
Drawn Nos Delaware, No 35, July 13:
32 13 67 22 33 8 62 58 60 51 41 36 52
For To-Day—Delaware, Ex., No 38. Capital
$8,000. . ickets $5.
Also, Delaware No 37. Capital $24,092. Tickets
$5. jy 15
«i;KKK> Xt'RTliK SOUP will
be served TO-DAY, at the Arbour. It
you something that cannot be
beaten, drop in ana try a bowl Fam
ilies supplied as usual. R. W.ALLEN,
jy 14 Corner of Main arid 12tb sts.
LUnl', on the 4tn insi, a Lady's (iold Breast
Pin, with the tigure of a bunch of Grapes, with
two small chains co nected with the Breast Pin.
The tinder will bo liberally rewarded by leaving the
same at this office. jy 14— 3t
LO» I', on eatioath evening, iu Hollywood Cem
etery, a Gold with yellow stone.
The tind.-r will cooler a lavor and be suitably re
warded, if it is li ft at this office. jy 14—3t
NOTICE.— Ihe(-us
) inees heretofore conducted by me will in fu
ture be carried on under the style aud firm of
Richard H. Whltloek Si Sou.
jy 14—4t RH;H'D H. WHITLOCK.
KI'NAWAY IN JAlL..—There was com
mitted to the jail ct the city of Richaond, as
a runaway, on the 14th day of June, 1852, a Negro
Man, who calls himself Hcnrj, and says he is the
property of Charlotte Archer, of the county of
Cbepterfield, Va. E-aid negro is hve fee" five inches
high, of a dark complex'oL about ti'ty vears of «ge,
an J had on, when committed to jail, a black velvet
cup, dark caesinet coat and pants. The owner of
said negro is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him away, or he
will be dealt with as tha law directs.
JOS. A. STARKE, D. S ,
jy 14—ts For Jno M. Serg't
\ J JUONaEU iV LYONS have justreceived
ivl • splendid a-sortment of "Henry Clay
Medals," solid silver and composition ; als»,
Manuals Batons, Mourning Rosettes, Scarfs, and
every thing necessary for the approaching proces
sion. & LYOfcS,
jy 14—4t No 7 Exchange Block.
FOK. KENT, the Store No. 96 Main
street, at present occupied by L. Hyneman as
a thing store, decidedly the best stand in the city
of Richmond. The balance of the stock ot ciothii g
will be disposed of at cost and unJer. Any person
wishing to rent the ator», will receive all the neces
sary information by applying on the premises to
L HINEMAN,
py A good chance for persons to buy in what
doming they need, as I am selling low.
jy 14—2w"
PUKCELL, LA DO CO'S FLItK
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF J4MAI
CA WHITE GINGER —This valuable and elegant
preparation has been highly serviceable as a stimu
iant in an enfeebled state of the stomach, restoring
it to it» natui al health and vigor, renovating its tone
and by its valuable properties invigorating the
whole system.
It will promptly relieve nausea or sick stomach,
nervous headache, indigestion, or that sense of
fulness alter eating, which is sometimes a precur
sor o', and g< nt rally an attendant on Dyspepsia.—
It prevents the feeling of languor which many dys
peptics experience.
Aged persons and others in feeble health, will
find great benefit trom its strengthening etfects on
the system generally.
Puich*sers who prefer this article should be very
particular to ask for Purctll, Ladd & Co'* Extract
Jamaica Ginger, and thus avoid many imita
turns, some ol wnch bine unskilfully prepared,
Contain the dtleteriout acrid principle, or are made
trom interior kinds of Ginger, which do not pos
sess the elegant properties of the true Jamaica
Hoot.
Manufactured and for sale by Purcell, Ladd &
Co, Pharmaceutists. Richmond. Va jy 14
1 flfl PA.UILY FLOUR.-
JL \J" 'MiO bols tiolleo's Extra Plour
lUUO Grain bags
30UO lbs Feathers
lUUU lbs Uarnees Leather
100 sides Upper Leather
24 Kip Skins.
All for sale on the most reasonable terms by
jy 14 L. D. CSUSfcdHAW t CO.
JLE CBAB.T. WogrHAM A no
C°^eV W ~
Jy 13 CBA9 T. WotTBiM a.
WO*f«—l.Bß9 boxes J. W. Btaes Bbbv t„
O ud for safe by
jj 13 CHAB.I. WORTHAM ft CO.
ARD.-IJO kef a Brigg's Family Lard; 50 do
No 1 Wesiera do do, tor tale by
Jy 13 CHAS. T WORTHAM ft CO.
BUTTBIU— 35 kegs priaie (Joaheb Batter, for
Mle by
jy 13 CHAS T. WORTHAM ft CO.
LI) WHISKEY.—7S bbls. superior old
WHISKEY, in (tore and for aale by
jy 13 CHAS. T. WORTHAM ft CO.
CARDENAS JttOLA»»ES.-42 hhds Car
dtoaa Molasats, lor aale by
jy 13 CHAS T. WORTHAM ft CO.
AUUUW ROOT.—A lot oi genuine Bermuda
Arrow Root tor aale by
jy 13 O. A. STRECKER.
UMALL NO. 3 HAtKHUtL, lancing per
O Wf-stover, tor Mle by
jy 13 JOHN H CLAIBORNE.
(CINCINNATI RKCTIFIKD WHISKEY,
Apple Brandy, Rum and Gin, for tale by
jy 13 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
MARSHALL SAliT.—soo sacks in stare, tor
sale by
jy M JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
Wl'UAbi- 300 bal* New York ana ftiilaaelpbia
Coffee Sugars, for sale by
jy 13 DAVENPORT, ALLEN ft CO.
VlNt<iiAK. —A few bois Miemann's clarified
Cider Vinegar in store and for sale by
jy *2 WILLIAM.- ft BRO.
SWIFT s CLARIFI£I> obis
in store and tor sale by
jy 12 WILLIAMS ft BRO.
l> AIL HO AD OIL.—A superior article as titty
. cents per gallon, warrauted, for sale by
J v 12 FRY ft McCANDLISH.
RIO AND MOCHA COJ?tfls.i£, m Store,
tor sale.
jy 12 FRY ft McCANDLISH.
PRUIJE PORTO KICo SIGAK.-A tew
hhri& lacdiag toid for b&ie by
jy W ILLIAMS ft BRO.
AC ON M 114.5, bllOlLOhßa AND
JOLES. —sObndsin store tnd for sale by
jy 12 WILLIAMS ft BRO
PEPfeIN. —Liquid and Powder, tor sale by
BENNETx ft BEERS,
jy 8 Druggists.
BALTIMORE No. 1 LEAF LAUD.-ad
bbls receiving, and tor sale by
jy 12 DWENFORT, ALLEN & CO.
t/i uuxhs NUH'i'UA's PINE Afi»juE
JLU CHEESE, just received and tor sale by
my 7 DABNEY ic UANES.
Ul„l> LdAFANI) BRONZE.—Just te
ceived, a lull assortment of (iold Leaf and
Gold Bronze—several shades—for sale by
jy 13 O. A. STRKCKER.
t tiAK.—2OO hhds. prime New Orleans Sugar;
O 130 do d j Cuba Muscovado do ; 100 bbls do do
co, in store and for sale by
jy 13 CHAS. T. WORTHAM & CO.
IMPORTED CItiAKS. —300,000 cigars, ap
proved brands, onr own importat.on, in store
and lor sale by
jy i 3 CHAS. T. WORTHAM Si CO.
ONK lIINDRED A>D TWEXTI.TWO
BAUS PRiME GREEN LAGLAYRA COF
FEE, landing per steamer, for sale by
jy 13 JOHN H CIAIBORSK.
Al'U.lll'Lhrii assortment ot i'ainis, Oils,
&c, on hand and for sale by
SEABROOK & REEVE,
jy 12 175 Brand street.
S.UALL SimJ O* PEAft E> S
Candy receivtd and for sale by
SEABROOK &. REEVE,
jy 12 175 Broad street,
j 1 vJ 1 NTIiK st'ALJiS, oi superior quality, tor
V sale by C. J. BIN TON dt CO.,
Sign of tue Circular Saw,
jy 12 7i ftlain street
KEEP I'UOL.—A beautiful articie ot stuped
Irish Linen Sacks, just the idea lor these hot
dajs, with many other cool fixings, at
jy lO E B. SPENCE'S, No. Lao Main ?treet.
1 Vi3.tt.POOE FIJsE SAL.!.—IOOO sacks
per <*cfcr Ann Gardner; 1500 sacks per echr St.
Mary, daily -sxpecte-i and tor sale by
jy t2 DAVENPQitT, ALLEN & CO.
ROSE>DAjI.E flil)i(A 11. i O CE
MENT—2OOO bbls, fresh ground, leceiving
and for sa'.e bv
jy 12 ' DAVENPORT. ALLEN <fc CO.
NEW FAHiLV FLfTtfT.-A lew half bar
rels Talialerro's new laiuily, receiving this
tnor-iing, for sale by
jy 12" FRY A- McCANDUSH.
LI BIN'S EXi ii.-i.Ci>.- just received and
tor sale at Si-AiJKGOK Si REEV E'--, an as
sortmert of Labia's Extracts, at No 175 Broaa
street jy 12
'|>OBlAS» VENETIAN EIMMENT,
A Bunt a do, Mexican Mustang Lininrunt, Htwes'
Nerve ana Bone lor sa.e oy
jyß BthNET'l' & BEERS, Druggists.
PAINT BHI-*HES.-a rail assortment of
Adam's best Paint ana Wall Brushes, just to
hand and for saie oy
jy 8 OA. STRECKER.
PAIiASOJLS.—A baiid-
J-i some lot ol the above tew Parasols, lor sale
very cheap to close, at WM. J. 6WORDS',
jy 9 225 Broad street.
LAWNS, LAWNa.—I have a lot of Lawas,
good styles, at iO cents per yard ; also, agood
assortment ol tine quality at reduced prices,
jy 9 WM. J. SWORDS, 225 Broad street.
BACON. —lOo.UUO ibs'lodjs Family bacon hog
hog round ; lUO hhcls. prime Western Sides ;
30 do do co shoulders ; 5 do do do Joles, in store,
and tor sale by
jy 13 CHAS T. WORTHAM & CO.
A COOK FOlt HIKE.—We have a njiudie
.Ml. aged Man, who is said to be an excellent cook,
whom we Would hire out for the balance ot the
year. TOLER 4, COOK,
jy 10 General Agents,
OOFLANU's UEHJIAN BlTTEtts.-
A supply of Hootlana's Get man Bitters re
ceived and ioi sale by
SEABROOK it REEVE,
jy 12 175 broad street.
SILK A>lt LlAljiM COATS.—rure irtsD
Linen and Pcpon tacks, a luxury lor hot weath
er, with many other cool fixings, at
E. B SPENCE'S,
je 9 No 130 Main street
SIKUP.
A iresh supply of this excellent remedy for
Diarrhoea and summer Complaint in children, just
prepared by E J. PICOT,
jy 13 Comer opposite .he Old Market.
IT IS A WELL-KNOWN *ACT, that
OSBOR.VS DAGULKREAN GALLERY is the
place to g' t fiae Sky-light Pictures taken for 91.—
We woulo invite ah to ca!l soon, as we shall tot
lake low pictures but a tew week*.
We have tuade arrangements to take pictures ot
tick or deceased persons at their residences Our
prices are from to $ 10. OSBORN'S,
Opposite the Bains, sign of the American Flags.
jy 13
STft BBJLS. SUPKttlOtt FAM
"" ILY FLOUR, also superfine, Scottsville aud
Hichrrond inspections ol various dirferent brands.
For sale by ' W. T. S I'APLES 6c. CO,
Next door to Haxail and Brother's omce.
jy I:3—3t-
WAVE YOUR FlLES.—Jewelers",Dentists'
O Sawyers', Carpenters' and Uachinists' Files and
Rasps made to order. Also, old Files re-cut sn<
warranted, at the Virginia File Works, Manchester,
Order* left at the store of Mr. Sesger*, 14th *t.
near the Bridge, or the Works, will be promptly
attended to. je 30—lm*
LAND IN POWHATAN.—We offer lor sale
a FARM ot 528 acres in Powhatan county
about 28 aiiles from Bkhaiond, six miles tr»m th
Danville Riilrosd, ana the ssme distance from
Jam- s Rl7nr, lying immediately on the main roac
leading from Ricumotid to Lynchburg
This land, aboct half of wnich is cleared, is ot
good quality, and has seveial thousand dollar*
worth of buildliigs cn it, together with every de
srrijtion of fruit of the best selections, lieiug
authorised to sell this property upon very tavorabie
terms, we uS'i particular att-'titi on to it
IOLEiI it COOK,
jy 13 Gen-rai A#ents.
LEAK Lyihl), lur .-air oy
jy 13 JOHN H. CLAiBOiiNE
IT JAMS M. TATLOI. 8938 1
TWKLTi BVIIiVmO LOTS ON
1 CHURCH HILL AT ADCTIOR.-WW IM*m* !
«aMn%,te Mthiaet, nuw«la t at 8
o clock P. M, a poo the premise*, twdn Mttu
Lota oa Church HiU, froitiag oa Mth mU 25th sto,
between K and L streets. TVjt have been laid off
htowtaWetoa. and ma back 123 feet eaeb, to a
ao foot alloy. Tbeae lots are beautifully located in
an elevated sitoatioD, aad are the moat desirable
to be bad en that Hill. Persons wishfag a
SSL'S"?"" locattoa h> that pert of the city, oa
which to boild, should attend this sale.
Ajplat of the lota ean be eeea at say offlce.
The title to the whole of said lota ia bow indis
putable.
The terms, which will be liberal, will beaa
nounced at the sale.
jy 15 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auetr.
Brick house and lot on union
HILL, AT AUCTION—WiII be sold, on Frt.
day aext, the 16th hut., comm=nnng at 54 o'-
clock, P. M., the Honae and Lotoa Union Hill,near
the residence of O A Strecker, Esq., and occupied
by J. P Pearson, Etq. The bouse haa bren recent
ly built, haa 5 or 6 rooms with a basement, and ia
in good order. The let ia ot good size sad lies
well. Thia property ia beautifully located in the
moat pleasant portion of the HiU.
Terma liberal.
jy 10 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctr.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A LOT ON
UNION HILL.—By virtue of a deed of truat
executed by John W. Cnildress to the subscriber,
as trustee to secure the payment of a certain sum
of money mentioned therein, and at the request of
the bentficiary therein, I shall oiler at public auc
tion, on Friday, the 16th July, the property con
Yeyed by said deed, being a Lot of Ground situated
on the north side ef Venable street, near the Me
cnanicsville Turnpike, 223 feet, and running back
120 feet to a I<> foot alley.
7be terma will be auuounced at the aale.
JAMES M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
After the above, will be sold two beautiful Lots,
one fronting 4112 feet on the n-rth aide of Vena
ble street, near Elijah Baker, Esq's., adjoining the
property of Mr. Meyer, and running back 155 feet
to a2O toot alley, and the other fronting 411-2 feet
on the street north of Venable street, and ruonidg
back 155 feet These are really pretty Lota, ana
if improved, would pay a haudsome percent
Terms at sale.
jy 9 JAMES M TAYLOR. Auct
BY WELLINGTON GODWIN.
SMALL FAR9I ON THE NEW BRIDGE
ROAD, TWO MILES EAbT OF RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION—The subscriber in
tending to remove from Virginia, will expose to
public auction on the premises, on Taesday, the
20th day of July 185 a, commencing at 5 o'clock P
M, his Farm on the New Bridge Koad, two miles
East of Richmond, containing 53 acres—of whiih,
about one halt is cleared, balance in wood—mostly
pine, cedar, and oak.
The improvements consist of a dwellin*, (nearly
new) having four rooms, betides kitchen, barn,
stable, ate. The place is well supplied with excel
lent springs, and has several good locations for Ice
houses.
Teems.—Oue-fourth cash; balance at 6,12, and
18 months tor negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trost deed. R. B. BOYD.
Sale conducted by W. Goddin. jy 10.
Handsome private dwellinr
ON 181'H STREET, BETWEEN GRACE
AND BROAD STREETS.—WiII be »old on Fri
day afternoon, 16th day of July, 1852,up0n the
pieinises, commencing at 5 o'clock, the residence
now in the occupancy of Mr James L Ege, situated
on the East line of 18rh, between Grace and Broad
streets; the lot fronts 24 feet, runs back about 130
feet, to an a ley; and has upon it a dwelling con
taming six rooms, (exclusive of kitchen, which is
in the basement,) and a large wooden stable, all of
which have be< n built within a few years, and are
now in perfect repair.
Teams —One-fourth cash: balance at 6,12. and
18 months tor negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust deed or title retained.
jy 9 W. GODDIN. Auct.
HIT*. SULPHUR SPRINGS—BY
SOUTHSIDE AND LYNCHBURG ROUTE.
It is due to the public to state, that the advertise
ments promising to take passengers from Rich
mond to the White Sulphur Springs by the South-
Hide and Lynchburg route, lor the sum of ten dol
lars, cannot be complied with if our stages are
relied ou to take them from Buford's.
We are not at liberty to make any through ticket
'or a less sum than eleven dollars; nor can we de
liver passengers at the White Sulphur in less than
two and one half days.
jy 12—2w W. P. FARISH St CO.
Ki CHMOND «fc DAN VIELE RAIL.ROAD
Richmond and Danville R. R. Office, I
July 12th. j852. >
To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch—
Gentlemen : It was with surprise thai 1 read in
youi journal, this morning, an advertisement under
the signatureot "W. P. Parish & C 0.," in which
these gentlemen, in kindly consideration for the
public, throw discredit upon advertisements em
tra'ing from this office in relation to the economy
in time and money by which passengers travelling
on "the Southsioe route" may reach the White
Sulphur Spiings.
1 can assure the public tnat Mr. Parish was on
the 20tii of last Mai ch a party to all that our ad
vertisements contain and that the public may rely
that it is not the intention of the R. and D. R. R. Co.
to falsify one tittle thereof, o sacrifice the public
interests for the sake of any one.
It la true that a proposition was made to the
Companj to increase the rate of toll*, as may be
st en trom the accompauyiug communication, but
with which prop' sal the Board declined to comply
in accordance with the wibhea of our own stage
contractor*, Messrs. Flagg & Co
1 have the honor to be, gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
A. T. D. GIFFORD,
V. P.es t R. and D. K. ft.
[Copy .J
Ptawton 14(A June, 1852.
President Danville Railroad Company:
Leak an—We have agreed with the Virginia
Central Railroad Company to compromise our con
flicting interest, and put the fare from Richmond
to the White Sulphur Spring* via the Virginia Cen
tral Railroad at til, provided we put the fare at the
same from Richmond to the White Su'phur via
your road.
As we are equally interested in both routea.no
objection, w. presume, will be made by your
Board to fix the tare at the same. The Central Rail
road had, before our reduction on your road, ad
vertised at $ 10, which induced the action of your
Board to agree with our proposition, to reduce to
the same The tare is too low at the preient high
price* paid for produce on both roads, and tha rue
of $1, naif of which to b« divided between Rich
mond and uynchburg, and the other to be divided
between Lynchburg and the White Sulphur, will
put both route* oa the *ame footing, which is, cei •
tainly, best lor both parties, a* ail collision will, in
luture. be avoided, and give satisfaction to the par
lies. We have written to Messrs Fla jg h Caldwell
who, we presume, will susmit the tacts to your
Board.
We regard the coicpromiae moat .important to
the Southside Road, aa no attraction*, by low tare,
will draw off the travel. Please let u< bear Irorn
jam.
Very reapectfully, your obedient aervanta,
(Signed)
jy 13-aw WILI.IAM P- FARJSH & CO.
BANANAS.— A rjppiy of Una dfiicioua ana
mutt healthy of truite.juat received by
3 JUAW PIZZIMI.
AUa, s iot af hue Pine App'ea. Ca2i in next door
■jo Jinkaafc Bank.
te 18
Evv Ka.U4l.iV fL.uLtL.—ii, .£ i > tu-b
grinding, in hail ;barrela, in atore and for aale
b3 jy U FRY k. MCANDLI3H
WANTED TO HiKJß,a!ierv*i.iMauorßoy,
to wait in atore.
Jy 14 R. M. ZIMMERMAN.
(JTUALK OlL,atu tt »t i Coffee £ugar, and Kice
f» receiving ana lor aale by
jy 14 EDWIN WORTHAM k. CO.
JU*»T KKCKIVKIK a amail lot of very rape
rior Havana Cigara, nave alao on hand a goner
al aiaortmeot of Cigar* and auperior chewing To
bacco, for aale by
6EABROOK ii REEVE,
j* PS Broa*i atreet
IT HfcHulNbH —0"O bbl* atrictly primi
\j quality, inspecting thi» day, and for aale troui
th. whßrt.
jy 10 BACOM ii. BAa&ERVILL.
PUKTO Klt-O BUGARJ4.-30 htid* com
u»on to fait quality, receiving, tor aale.
jv '0 BAOOM tr BAXKKKVIIL
LAuUr —smp«ii» wee Umiiiy Lara, rttccivoa, to.
aa e by
Jy 8 R. M. BURTON,
*1 Wiaumffw wpm. "
o a.
*"*—»■ >. « *aMb*SU tha
K»*traa«B » MM) raaa tMk |WM Um w
tww o»a third —v . .
twelve moatha for
•e~«rfbyatru»t<tew,ar .Wer3^bSr^^ <
J? 9 W. GODDIW. tlnaiw
BY CKOKUK j.
STOCK MliK Sf bit omo. -
THUhSDAY MORNING a.«t Z
cooameneiag at half pM »o'afcah,
Mejm. J. C. Conrtaey A Co, No 171 Broad «n<L
(who are about msktag .elmn in *2rb522S
and hnarorirg their Mom) will be sold at»-—<
without reaerve, the remainder of their atock,
sating of a general assortmeat of Dry Good*?
Tzaaw—For alt mm under Ku, 4rtriiiai«»
four months credit oa good and approved arfuCb-
Di© ootei.
dale conducted by
j?r 18 GEO. J. SOMBER, Aactt.
WHklUFF'tt SALK«—Wui boioML (or
*3 on the premises, oa ThmltT, tfce 1 toktm
T Sf» pr 7 e ? t mOB,h ' ,he Cro P ol «*3
T. Sutton a farm, about 21 mU<-i North of the ate.
supposed to be trom 1000 to 1500 bu.b.l.to«2*
sundry execution* in my hand* r« (aid »■"»«
,0,. ALEXHCTCHKBOM. D. g,
jy 2—tds p o> L A &a, c.
THK WOULD NKTBK BBFiIBK BAfll
ftUCH A MASS Of HOME ThSnHDM
GIVEN IO ANY
Caauaytiaa, Neintlgb, Fata fa the MMa»
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray— Gentlemen- hh
with pleaanre I can testily to tbe great h'aliuon!
era 01 Uaaptaa'i Vegetable Tlaetan,Jb
wile had been afflicted tor three years, laboiiaa w
der a constant backing cough, wita a moat viulaat
pain in the right aide, neuralgia of the head, aad a
dimness of sight—venr little rest, day or night, and
much emaciation, and to ail appearances a rapid
consumption inevitable. We had the most so
nant physiciin in Annapolis but his medicine dtt
not giv« her any relief at all, but growing worse ff
any change in the least—aati atter naviug read oaa
of your pamphlets in July iaat, she concluded la
try Hampton's Vegetable Hucture, and alter taUaf
but two bottlea ot which (under a kind ProvideaoaJ
we perceived a very great cbange for the better—
her appetite improve d, her skin became quite daa&
cough, pains, neuralgia, stc, entirely left her, w
by tb» time she bad taken a few bottles more, aha
was completely cured, and ia now in tbe eujoyiaawt
of most excellent health
I hare seen a.'so its beneficial effects on muni
other ladies of Annapolis. and I think 1 can sey,
from what I have seen of the Mtdiciae, that 14e
not believe its curative powers can be equalled. A
sense ot duty to the afflicted bat induced om tm
drop these few lines for their benefit.
Respectfully, EDWARD SANDB,
Master of schr. (ieorge Barber,
Annapolis Packet, No. 3 Tobacco Warehouse, Ligftft
Ba nmore, May lit, 1852. Street Whart
TUUTII 2TKANOKR THAN FICTION.
NONE NEED DESPAIR t
A Lady's Testimony, after 38 Year* of
Buffering.
Were there not real virtue in this wor derful Me
dicine, could it perform the astonishing cure* wUA
are made by itt
NoHTHAwrros Co., April 13,1858.
Messrs. Tyler & Adair: 1 have been afftcMl
with Rheumatism at times from my twelfth nu.
1 will be 50 years of age the ißth of this
the attacks were so seveie at times as to render tm
helpless 1 havt trie., various remeoiea to very
little effect. Last October 1 was attacked in my
shoulders, sides, back and hips, 1 could not rat
day or night; 1 cou d not move any part of mm
body without crying with pain. At this time 112-
so tried many remedies, internal and ex erad,
without relief 1 wasst last advised to try HAMP
TON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE Before Iha*
taken one bottle of which, I felt much better,
ai 1 continued taking it 1 felt strength coining iota
my back and limbs, and my stomach strengthened
and revived every way. i have taken five bottlaa
and am much better than I ever expected to bfe—
1 intend to ust> it whenever J need, and would rw
couimend it to the afflicted, believing it minllid
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray:
Mrs Elizabeth Bagwell is a Isdy of the hi run*
respectability, wealthy an J influential The cue ta
her case speaks volumes in favor of this won- e*M
Tincture. Several other persons we baie hears! <<
have derived great benefit fiom it* use in o«r
country. We are entirely out of the article, «i
have daily anxious enquirers to know when we
will receive another supply We expect Wge salsa
of it from the preteM demand, and wsrft" you I*
send us a box as seen as possible
i ours, rremt * aim!*,
April 12, 1852. Northampton Qo., Va
Hanjitan's Vtgeiakle Tlartnle, «y *
mild action on the Stomscb, Liver and
nays, wilt cure Dyspepsia, Cough, Asthma, Sraa
cnial and Lung Affections, Pains in the Back,
and Breast, Consumption, Scrofula Kiienmatboi
Gout, Neuralma, Fistula, Piles, Bowel
Woim», Nervous Debility, with ai! diseases arising
frim impure blood, ana is the greatest i-'etuale Me
dicine evf.r known.
Call on those baring ti.ie worderful article for
sale and get pamphlets gratia, and read certificate*
tiom the t>eat men in the country.
F, r Cholera Morbua, Cbolic, Diarrhea, and al
diseases incident to the bowels in the summer sew
son, it has no equal.
for sale by O. A. tJTKKCKJCK, Main street, Riefc
mond ; G. B. JONES 6l CO., Petersburg, Vs; Da.
COOKE, Fredericksburg; MORTIMER * MOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists generally.
Je9
UK. AIIIMNbTUN, (UiMl
ate) Deatiat—practitioner lines
mrrfYT* having fully tested hie re
duced prices, deairea to make
known to every person, that he will continue per
main Dt the tallowing charges lor his servlue*, with
the assurance that his operations shall be perforat
ed b*tter than under bis past exorbitant f e*.—
How so 1 Because be and his assistants are kept is
ttil exercise, and make more money:
Extract tooth, 25 ct»; fill with silver or tia.Bl
cl»; with gold, 75 cts; Pivot Tooth, •»' 50; Put*
Tooth, #3; upper or lower setts, §25, with or wfafc
out "rtiticml gums, fee. <tc,*c. Jy 13
M- tuit itis.n l', tne huum adjoining taetoT
tery office of John M. Clarke, (lately the Ra"
pu ttcau office;) aadaleo, a Room over tbelattery
office, suitable for a comfortable lodging root —
Possession given immediately. jy lit—tt
LKva'B UAbii>Kllt fUWhkß.turhs
ci rtain destruction iti Cockroaches, Mil Bag*
Moths, and insecu on plant*. Also, L joe's Hig
netic Fills, for the speedy destruction ot Rat* eai
Mice witoin five minutes alter being thrown la their
vicinity -
Price—box or tlask 50 cents, lull directions ac
companying each A supply of thaae truly wM
articio* just received ana tor aa* by
R. R. uVVAL * BROTHER,
iv 19 Under the American Hotel
svte AARhtiM AN4
have sun on hand a very rich aasoiinsMtof
narege* and Tissue*, of the lateat style; also, pietav
figured «nd plain summer Silks; handsome Preach
Lawns and Cambric*, white and colored aad en
oroidered Muslins; very fine French Krnhrriiiiillea
in the way of French worked Cape*, Collars, Udb
sou sleeves; rich embroidered lawn Hrikfc all ef
which we are sel log at very reduced price*, as tfte
season is advancing, at
chajj. hartwrll fc cca,
JT 12 lu7 Broaa stmtt
Al>thß» URhsb UOUIW AT
bpteadid figured and plain naiage at2s task
oarage oe Laiaea 10 aad lit cents; fine Preach De
laines 25 cts; fine Preach Lawns, Swiss aad Ceat
otic Mu.iins, satin striped and checked Mualia, plate
itud fancy Bnks. For bargains, call at
J» '* JACOB A. LEVY'S
proposing to a*
■L the rim under of their stock oi DRY OOOM
and HARDWARE, at auction, the dee* of Che
present month, will, until that bote, otfet their teM
urge > ksorunent at sueh price* as will turafc*
great bat gains in both Summer and Winter goete.
THOMAS it CHARLES ELLiS * CO,
JT 10 106 Msia waste.
w<F«tLUt.>t»>o hVshMAhl AH* CJl»>
O TuR OIL.—We have on hand a small Mat
■His most excel lee t aitlcle tor tne Bab, Which w<a
offsr to the public.
BEABEOOK * JKEEVE,
jy 18 175 Broad swat.
Qua **rry rhovx bahmmlh, m
dUU guod order for sote oy
" WM. FALCONER,
je W itl Manatere*. j J
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