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THE LATEST NEWS. 1
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIC.
Ftfar Dap*. Later f*—r. Europe.
New Vww.Joly 2S.—Theateamer Baltic
has arrived with. Liverpool date# to the 14th
inst.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool at 10
o'clock P. M-,oiH«ae llili.
As far as heard fun* 117 ministerialists. 190
opposition, and 42 neutral have been elected to
the British Parliament.
The Pacific mail steamer Thames arrived at
Southampton «»n Saturday with $1,400,000
Australian gold.
The Government of Franee has exempted
the clergy fe*»m taking the oath of allegiance.
A riot had octwied in Piedmont between
the people awl »he -troops in which many on
both sides wore killed.
The Bt Igtnii Cabinet has resigned.
4UIKKTI.
Livi RFit«C,jul>" s4.— The sale* of Cotton
{luring the four days have ht-eftrf'l,ooo bales, ot
whi< h speculators-took 1,01)0. und exporteis
4,(l00 bales. Price® were steady at fijd.for
fair Orb for middling ditto, £>{<1. for
ta.ir Uplands 5Jd. U.r middling ditto.
Flour had declined 6d.a9d.—Sales of West
ern ('anal at liJs. 6tU, and Obio ot 20s.
Wheat had declined 2d.a3d. Corn was in
fair request at 31s. 43i!. tor yellcw, and 28s.
Ski. for white.
Provisions were fitin. Lard scarce and
wanted at in kegs, Bacon was slow'
ot sale.
Coffee steady. Rice inactive.
Su£;ir onclmiig.'d.
Sales o! Linseed Oil at 295.
In the Loiidon Markets, Cora '3 one sliil
ling lower.
Disgraceful Riot.
A disgraceful took placa in Baltimore
last Saturday night, terminating about 7 o'-
clock on Sunday inoru'ng, between two par
ties o! men, one iiniliitg "rom the' New Market
engine house and the other from the united
company. They met wrarthe intersection of
Howard ai d B&ltiaiopr. streets, raced each
other up and now®, am* made use of muskets,
pistols, stones, bricks a»d such other danger
ous missiles as were at hand. Th»£un gives
the following results of the liot:
During this affray, a fellew named Richard
Hititon, received a pistol bail in his arsi, which
caused a flesh wotuxl of rittle consequence;
a man named Walter Spark?, who t&wrahs"
for (he New Market, was tlso wounded by a
pistol bail, which struck on a line with the tip
of his nose, and immediately under his eye,
the ball penetrating: inside, and creating a ve
ry dangerors wound. He was, shortly after
wards, remoced to the Lombard street, inf.rma
ry. The fight was renewed with increased
vigor and fury between the hours of tour and
five o'clock, &t t e close of wkich, about? o'-
clock, a most lamentable affiir occurred. At
that hour. Mr. P. J. Baitholow, proprietor of
the Globe liiu, accompanied i>y one of. bis
boarders, Mr. F. B. Didier, of the fir»R of
Didier & Bro., inerchnuts, proceeded to-die
corner of Baltimore and Howard streets, (or
the purpose of watching the progress of the
"oanle. 'I'bey bad scarcely revolted the place,
before a ball from a pistol whizzed through the
air,and struck Mr. Didier in the face, ju*t
belcw th • eye. He cried out be. was shot;
whereupon Mr. Bartho'ow conveyed liitn to
the yard of the hotel, and thence to an upper
apartment where he now lies in the most dun
gereus condition.
• Late and Important from Mexico.
New Orleans, July 24.—A Mexican ves
sel of war from Vera Cruz, has arrived at this
port for repairs. The folio wing items of news
were received by her.
The line of telegraph from Vera Crua to the
city ofMettico has been completed. A pro
nimciauiento had been put forth in one of the
tow nscf the State of Vera Cruz, bui the effect
was ofi trifling nature, and troops were out
after the rebels. The State of Sonora has pe
titioned the Government to aboHsti duties on
articles of consumption. A petition wan also
presented for a call of an extra session of-Con
gress to settle the Tebuantepee difficulty, and
to consummate the treaty of Guadalosspe
Hidalgo. The Government is opposed to the
petitions.
The Mexican Minister of Foreign Affairs
has fixed the 9th of July for closing the con
tract with the cotnpanv making the best efforts
to open the Tehuantepei route. Our latest
dates are tc the 3d inst. El Siglo says, on
authority, tkat Colonel Sloo's proposition is
withdrawn.
Mexico and Sardinia are about to make a
treaty of friendship and commerce. The Go
vernment of Guatemala has impoaej a great
many restrictions on the press.
Vet**.?! Destroyed by Fire,
B'istok, July 25.—The ship Reciprocity, of
Calais, Maine, from Mobile for Liverpool, with
a cargo of cottcn, was destroyed by fire at sea
on the24th of June. She was insured in Bos
ton fur $75,000. The officera and crew were
saved.
The Crops—We regret to learn (says the
Columbia South Carolinian,Jthat the caterpil
lar, or army worm, has been very destructive
to the cotton plant on some plantations on the
river below this place. A few made their ap
pearance pome weeks s<nce, but have spread
with rapidity over several hundred acres. The
rar~ w t!'c-nine »fctier>. src s:«I.l n la
the most luxuiiant that ha\e been ruised for
many years.
Henry Clay's Obstquit* in Rochester.
Rochester. July 23.—The obsequies of
Henry Clay, under the direction of the young
men of the city., were celebrated to-day. The
procession was large, and embraced the milita
ry and a large number of civic societies. The
streets were crowd"d with people, stores gen
erally closed,and tnary buildings were hand-
Bomely draped. It was the largest procession
and the most general turn-out ever witnessed
here.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
Hy and with advice and consent of Senate.
John P. Ki ntiedy, of Maryland, to be Secre
tary ol the Navy, in the place of William A.
Graham, res : gtied.
iMuKtiEK AND Ah rests —Mr. Jas E. Hous
ton, a p'uuier of Mcintosh county, Geo , was
recently murdered bv' ''is own slaves. twelve of
whom huve been arrested and confessed their
guilt.
TheGaray Grast —As r npw phase in
the Gnr iy matter, it is said Mr. Hargous has
filed with this government u claim for damages
arising out of the retu ul of Mi lico to recog
nize the validity of the Caray title, amounting
to the snug little sum of about forty millious
of dollars.
AfPLfcTON ts fut»t i.Aii L.lliilAlCY
OK THE BEST /.UTHußri—The Discarded
Daughter, or the Chilli'. a of the Isle, a Tale of the
i;h.*shpeske, bv E;ama DEN SoutUWirth, author
Ot the Deserted Wde.tShunnoiidaie, ic, in 2 vols—
75 ci-nts
A Jyirne7 to Katmandu, or the N*>paulese Am
bassm.' ir st Home, by Lawrence Olyphaut—soc
New Carrii-ature, Heat riorry to Dis
app()'n» You, Pierce, Bui the Peopld Wish me to
Take This Seat, Presidential Chair, Ate—price 12
ceuti
Just received. • very !a-ge sapplr of the Life of
Hcott and also the Life of Pierce—Bß cents
ActiHi's Trial—lß cenu. For sale at the Ex
change Bookstore M w , aT BKOTHKR
VV i T ,. NUl ""' ""•"St »Vs.i3u"
Collector it<i Qtwcril Agent, 13tb ulstd*
jjf
telegraphic mews.
TtAMBMI-mP tJR THf. t>A»,V «HM A >tH
iMlttowl toy ike Baltic.
New V«huc, July; 26. '
The Bakia brings the following additional
•item* of European news : '
»FRARCE-W.nolher coup d'etat is expected
in Firanee, m (he approaching fete of tfeet-lluh
of August.
'Ilia rumoaed that a number «fexiles, -Victor
Hugo amons4hem. will be permitted to return
to/France. !fhe President has pardoned 90
political prihorrrs.
The Chateau Bisey, belonging to the EXiich
■eesol Orleans, and properties vl'iDe Joinville
•i»d-St. Digiet have been seised by the gown
went.
Jk'ssiA.—»The Emperor of Ruesia has gi*en
fiotiee that competitors of all countries Key
send productions to the great exhibition.at
Moscow, but Ktkls that those who do so nx*£t
Conform to the laws of the Empire.
Austria abb Turkey.—F iendiy relatione
have been re-establish, d between Austria a at'
Tuiiey. m
The ilxtridltiea Cane.—Attempted Res*
cne.
New York, July 26.
The case of4C.i : ne has been postponed till,
next AVednesday. A mob, composed of Irisln
men, attempted a rescue, but a police force,|
consisting of H)0 aimed men, repulsed the as-'j
sailants, and lodgnd the prisoner in jnil.
BALTIMORE MAKKJBTS, July 26.
No wales of Flouc. Red Wheat, 85 to 88 i
cts; white do., 88 to 92 cts. White Cork 63 j
ct->; yellow 60 cts.
IMFMKTANT TO FAidHkßK.—The sub
scrioer having purchased of Mr Peirpoirit the
right of manufacturing bis celebrated Seed Se
parator and Slra* Carrier, invites all who
are in want to call aud examine the cheap and sim
ple machine belore purchasing elsewnere.
PHILIP RAfclM,
Eagle Foundry, oa G-ry, between Pearl aiid 13th
streets. je 12—2»w6w
2,50# KJEtiS OtfC DOMINION NAILS.
High w. fry, manufacturer, now offers
to the r rade contrac tors, and others, tke first
lot received.of these ejaperior Nails, comprising all
sizes of Nails and Spikes, t so, box lining, fenee fiu
ishingand Scoring NaiJi. The box end 'iniucJJails
are the exact.pattern to suit tob-cco manutactu
rers. The quality of the Kails of this brand wjll bs
warranUd and they are confidently off. r--d as fully
equal, if not superior, to any Nails ever before sold
in this market. ApplyJc
jy9—2taw4w VVAI S TRIPLETT, Agent
Vf OST DESIKAIiIE PRIVATE DWEL
i*l lino in '-Marshall place" for
SALE.—The subscriber is authorized to sell tifat
most desirable Tenement in "Marshall Place,'' now
in the occupancy of ur B. Gibson.
This is justly regarded oa one among the moat
desirable fenenoents for a genteel family to bt
found in this city. For terms, apply to
jy 12—2sw2w W GODDIN.
PKKL'VIAN (il \N(), —I am u w prepared
to deliver to customers, Guano in large or small
lots. My stock is of late importation, aud war
ranted to be of the very best quality.
jy 9—law4w HU(iH \V FRY.
£FOH KENT, on 15rook Turnpike, oppo
site the residence of Win. Sh dds, within 10
minutes walk of the kcfld.ok£rtad street, a Brick
Housej nearly new, containing 6 rooms, with a
store-room, brick kitelsen, stable, carriage house,
and a well of delightful Wbter in the yard, with a
garden of about an acre, in nioe cultivation, and a
-]uantityof choice fruit makes it equal
to a country residence Poctcssiou given beiwet n
15th and 20th July. Apply -to
T. C WOODDY.
Ai: T D. Quarles' Dry Goods store, No 229 Broad
street. jv 3—l«w'?w*
ITAI.IABLE OWELXIN't; dc filllll-
V INO LOTS ON 7th STREET, NEAt THE
CITY SPRING, FOR SALE—The subscriber is
authorized to sell the Real Estate now in the oc
cupancy of Mr John A. Mosby. framing 200 feet on
Seventh »treet, opposite to the City Spring ancl
Grove It may be divided into fiv--? lots of 30 feet
etch fend one of 50 feet, upon whioii there is a com
fo; table dwelling housd for a small family They
are all improved with ornauieutaLand fruit trees,
and trtii their plea.-arit and healthful situation, wiil
compare favorably with most lots jiow offered for
sale. Hydrant water and gas may be introduced
into desired. Apply to
je 28—STawlm W GODDIN. Auctr.
VOTIC'K. — Ibe Co partnfifhip nereiolore es
L v Uting under the nxine and style of Herring Si
Shelton. is,'his day dissolved by mutual conseui—
The name ot the lirm will be used by lotk parties
in settling the business.*
Persons having claims againit the fiiaa will pre
Bert them for payment, and those indebted will
please come Icrward and sett'e.
GEOkGE J HKRHING,
JAS. B SHELTON.
July 24, 1852. 2awßt
The underpinned will continue the grocery and
commission business at the st..nd formerly occu
pied by rlerring & Shelton, where he will keep u
good assortment at family groceries and solicits
the patronage ol the Iriecd® of the former firm n:id
the public generally. G. J. HERRING.
No 125 Broad street, opposite Fredericksburg De
pot. jy 26—2awfct
July 24,1852.
rpAKK CAKE OJ? YOUIt BOOKf AND
J. PAPERS.—During .the last we k, several
stores and dwellings have been entered by talae
keys, and tue Iron Sa'e of the old kin<J cut open
ana ribbed of contentsl To merchants and bu
siness men, theie's no thought more satifactury
—. that th"wf.'c'irs cf :h» nfaht.
and amid the ravages ot tQe cowl gratiou, to know
and be satUned th it their valuaWe books and mo
ney art- beyond tne reach of the d/jsperado or des
truction; and io the promotion of this c ntidence.
nothing has contributed so much as the imp.ove
uients made by Silas C. Herriog in die Salaman
der sat.s; one of which, at least, ev«ry prudent
man snoulj have upon his premises.
Cali and examine. We have on hand &U sizes,
with powder and burglar proof locks; and at the
tactory urices, delivered in this city ire ot charge,
jy 26—fit PRY 4 McCAND IsH,
S' le A ents tor Virginia-
STEA.USHJP KOAi\OK£.
UNITEU STAT KS MAIL LINE.
FOK NEW VOKH via NOBMILK,
Leaving Richmond every Tuesday ot 4 o'clock P M
The lioaaoUe, Capt Parish,
' r, ' aa y to receive freight this
lay. at 12 o'clock, M and will .oa
HHHBStir ur to recr ive it up to the hour of
1 o'clock, P &1., tomorrow, Tuesday, the 27lhinst,
and she willleare a; 4 o'clock. P. M.. oi hat day.
Passage to Nsw Yolk, including meals and stnte
room accommodations, only. HO
Steerage passage only b»lf price.
Berths ee.urcd at our office trom a plan of the
Bt iv 26 2t LODLAM & WATSOW.
TKA>Si'(>KTATiO.N J. JiHEi.
TOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
«pw» The Belvidere, <-apt. Z C Gif-
will iee>ivefreti{htiortUf above
12 o'clock, M . and ooi.tinue to re
ffitupti the hour oi l o'clock, P.M.tomor.
Tv , 76-af y ' JUly !l WATSON
fjTT* PUB JPHII.AOBI.PHIA ANU
<ZJsZfi.CAPK MAY.— l'ba inagniticeut steam
-Bmpl™«ylvanla leave, for the
usJal, on' Wednesday, 28th lust, at lio clcck.FM.
We land passengers at Cape May both going and re
tU^l_^ t,P ' yt ° MAYO A ATKINSON.
HAUK CHANCE FOB AN INVEST
MENT.—A sale and well established business
(partly will be sold entire or in part
Large profits can be realised, and business can be
extended to almost any extent. For particulars
und leasonsof selling, address Richmond, Post Of
fice, Box To 4. Jv 2ft—'w
Joiiknbynak coACMittAHikita
WANTED. —Blacksmith body-maker and trim
iner. Liberal wages will be given for good work
men. Also, 3or 4 boys to learn the business, be
t Ween the age of 14 and 10 years Nona bat moral
and industrious boys will be taken.
8. R. SVLLIVAN.
Charlottesville. jy 85—3 c
»,».castasa.,:
•vs.*. the • a
Jl-< organization ia traly-wonderftil Ita volatile,
paa-trating, soothing and-fenaling properties
- thae.:selvea to the very henes. ft enters into the
ctesclation of the blood, fives ■ new impulae to
the- whole nervous ayateer, stimulatea the abaor
• teste and secretfcna, aad* thus assists mwi to
: thai r off and rid hemetf«f any diseased action of
the nervous chords or Ugacenta, making it equally
anjtfoable to aores of an* kind, rheumatism, or
PA*'« IN ANY PART THE BODY, giving
abundant reasons of ita ftcat efficacy in so many
ddEfcrnt diseases. While it 1a perfectly harm'eaa
to-healthy flesh, skin or bane, it acts upon scientific
principles and FIXED LAJVVB OF THE CREA-
Tlktt!. The large numbet of eases in which this
ha* proved its great value in the short
time it has been in Virginia, is sufficient to give the
confidence, that ita virtues are incompara
bl»ic. the cure of Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains,
Bute,-, Wounds. Broken and Caked
Breast, old Sores, fee.
Teitiaaay froai the Seath.
Satsmi tH, Feb'y sth, 1852.
Having been afflicted with, scale Rheumatism for
some ;ime, and tried several of the most popular
medicines of the day, also nnder medical adviee,
and reoeived no relief until i tried the MUSTANG
LINtI&kNT, and much to my surprise, I received
istMSfejATE belief ; and l aii confident, that by a
few more applications of this-truly celebrated Lini
ment. I sha 1 be entirely and I advise all whe
are att cted, to try the Mexican Mustang Liniment
A. FRKEMAN.
Ship Maatera,rSead!
New Orleaxc-, Wb'y 21st, 1851.
I take pleasure in givi ig my testimony in favo»
of the kUsTANG LINIMENT. I have used it in a
greafcaatny cases with satisfaction. I would par
ticularly recommend it to the notice of MASTERS
OF VESSELS, of all kinds, as surpassing all
otukb*.ternal applications within my knowledge
for PuiE£, bruises, Cuts, Burns, Sores and Rheuma
• tistn, fee. fee. LEWIS WARDEN,
Master Steamboat Fontiac.
An Editorial Article
\jFram the Savannah Republican «t December2oth,
- l»3i, written by A. K. Moore, Ksq.,. recommends
V the MusUtag Liuiment ir. the manner:
This • jßr-dicine is now oflered to the people of
i Georgia fer the first time. Our personal experience
.-eniLiles us to recommend this Liuiment to thf
public with confidence, as we have ielt the good
-eifects upon a sprained ancle, which received great
tr-cnetit Irorn one application, and has been almost
tured by the occasional use ior a week
Swe*l 4.0 years' Standiag Cured.
Pink Vaw.ET, ,Miss., Dec. 25th, 1851.
A.G..Bragg &. Co.: The 9 dozen bottles Mustang
Liniment left five weeks ago, a>e adi sold Senci
tw: 30dozeuimmediately. The Liniment has per
formed sooce wonderful cures here. Doctor W
W. Nevel say i it is the greatest Liniment in the
world He has a negro girl almost deef and blind.
Hit remedied did her no good. A few applications
of tt.e Linimest cured her entirely. It is also curing
Juntos Coy'aJt g, which has been a running sore for
forty years. It has not failed in a siiiglecase so
far at,it has been tried.
(Signed.) ARTHUR HADSON.
HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALfv
We only ask a fair trial of this valuable Lini
ment in the c'jre of Strains, Bruises, Cute, .Galls,
Scratches, Sweny, Pole, Evil, Fistula, Big jtlead,
Spavizi, King Bcce, Wind Galls, Cracked Heels, or
any w.aucd, stiffness, or enlargement of bone or
muscle in horse.. We have many certificate 3to
those eairee, and. therefore, am confident it wiil
give perfect satisfaction, and efiect all we recom
mend far it.
A. G. BRA6G iL CO., Sole Proprietors,-St
Louis, Mo.
Sold by Druggkfcs generally, and by
NJKCELL, LADD, & CO., Druggists,
mh 12 eodfim
A HIE as. <UUA Y, APOTHECARIES AND
DRUGGISTS, P««. 147 iUain street,
"{ieltmont!, Va., have now cu hand and offer lor
&ale, upon the best terois, for cash, or on the usual
eredit to responsible dealers, a large and varied as
eertment of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Glass
Df'e Stuffs, eunsUtkig in part of—
IjC'O lbs superior indigo
2900 lbs Madder
2000 lbs Extract of J/Qgwood
50 kegs super CayUonate of Soda
30 bblsEpsojn Salts
10 bblsAlum
5 bbls rehued Camphor
30 bbla Chipped Logwood
15 bbls Redwood and Camwood
20 bbls Venitian Red-and Spanish.Prown
2wjo lbs Giue— Anierictn, Irish and iss
500 boxes Wiudow Glims— Amer
ican
40 boxes prime Castile Soap
4$ boxes Starcii
2500 gallons Linseed Oil
200U gallons Lamp Oil
350 Caskets Sweet Oil
20,000 lbs White Lead
2000 iirs Red Lead Liikarge
12 oils Varnitnes
1200 lbs Gum Arabic
90 bbld Blake's Fire aod Weather Proof PWnl
25 bbls prime Castor Oli
30 bbls Spirits of Turpeutkie
200,000 Cigßfs—Havana and Pricglpe
125 doze?i infallible Yeast Powders
1 cask Mace; I case Nutmegs
IPO mats Cinnamon
Together with Ginger, Allspice, Cloves, Pepper.
Cream of Tartar. Flowers of Sulphur, Copperas,
Braztlletto, Nicaragua Wood.
The u.-ual assorfueiit of Patent Medicinee, a large
variety of Fancy Articles, and a carefully selected
r.tck rf f uit K.'witi'aei
mh 16 ADIE & GRAY, No 147 Main st.
OfSt MANSION HOlfeK »UJI KKJNT.—j
■53 The *übscr ber having tanen the FLOYD J
UUUSE, offers torrent this dou-e on Main Btreet,
No. 35)4. It has nine rooms, and a kitchen with
two rooms, and i<s wels arranged (or a Boarding
House having been recently repaired and painted
Possession can be bad immediately. Price 8275
Applv to JOHN A. JETER,
jy 21—Ira* Floyd Home.
MFolt the Store No. a 8 Main
utreet, at present occupied by L. as
a cuthing store, decidedly lie best stanain th»cit7
of Richmond. The balance of the stock ot clothe g
will be disposed of at cost and under. Any person
wishing to rent the receive all the n.-ci-s
sary information by applying on the premises to
L HiNEMAN.
r ' J -: r "' « [rnni? rb fnr » n fj t ;y ! (J w ; ti t
doming they uee>j, us I aui relu .g low.
jy
£» HOUSE FOR KKMT. —A small Tene
■ftsi rneut on Leigh street, near 3rd, cau be had in
ttfr-w days. It will be rented for til-- balanc of the
year, with the privilege of using the hydrant tUi the
tirst ol November without charge to the renter.
TOLER & COoK,
jy 21 General Agents.
MFOit a desirable tirick Residence
0(1 Main street, suitable for a small family. It
is next 4cor to Capt Wra M. Fulton's residence.—
Possession may be ha 1 ! immediately. Rent £-JSO.
The present occupant has the usual »ariety ot
Furniture, kitchan u ensi.a, etc. Stc., which wuutd
be sold on good terms. Apply to
# TOLER ft COOK,
jy 15 General Agents.
FOR ttE.^T—The small brick tenement
on "iOtb street, near Frank.in street, now
pitd oy Mr. a.imuel P Mountain, is lor rent. Pes
session ceu be had in a few d iys. Rent, #75.
jy 2*2 TOLER 4 COOK. Geneial Agents.
SFOK HlSr*T. two uewlv bunttnree story
Houses, with jras pipfl* on Mai:;
street, b tween 2nd end 3rd struts Apply to
my 26—ts W. GOD DIN.
">.iv FOR BKE-ttfcN.—The A 1 Bremen
*js§gbarque WIEUAND. lor Bremen, is now
ready to receive cargo at City Point, and will load
with dispatch. Tor balance ot freight or passage,
apply to
jy 15— lOt SCHAEa, KOHI.KR fc CO.
IMSH.-No 1 iiiackeiel, in wnole and hall DDIs."
' a-dkits; 1(H) bbis Liaiitax Herrines.
j y 2« JOHN kl. CLAIBORNE.
~ HIULKi'S OFFICE,
OPPOSITE THE OLD MARKET.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class D, drawn July 24th :
L >we-it prise S2O.
73 67 64 51 28 60 6t l 5 4U 75 71 62 65.
Whole ticket Noa oi) 64 67, a prise of 93,500
returned to the Managers tor want of a pur chase.-
by HURLEY.
jy 26—2t
B ACON.—A few hhds clear Sides in store, fur
s^eby
jyg6 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
CA>DLE».— AlewboXoa Jackaoa's Summer
Candle*, for sals by
WS6 JOHN H CLAIBORNE.
I CE' ICBJJ— S o4l ® bushels tor saie on aceom
-1 modating terms by the -übacriber, at his resi
dence. on Uw Three Chop Road, (right fork and
continuation of the Plank Road,; Smiles beyond the
residence ol B. W Greea. Esq
J, GEO. Q. EXALL.
AMUSEMfcNTft.
Tfc* CdckniM N«r _
aad tpan
RSH3^^s£L*t."-
thrir Grand Voeal and
®«®». Hluatrating the
tioea,Mi the above evening, and w«£T
*a perfoaned by them for the past tea tears in .ii
, pr c,tle * of Europe aad America, and
'•tely at ihe Italian Opera Hooae.NewYork.
i.^^" 0 ' 6 to Conclude with Gam* from the
Italian Opera*, giving imitations of Jenny Und
ftalvi, Beneveritano, Marmi, Sanquirieo, LorfnL fee!
fee, in which the wh >ie Troupe will appear.
Atelaln- Only 25 cents.
lcors-op n at halt pact 7—to commence at a
quarter pair 18 o'clock.
Jy 27 9. 3. SAWFORD Manager
ODD-FELLOWS' HALL -
The Celebrated isew urteaae Opera aad
Ballet Traaye
WILL GIVE THEIR DRAWING ENTERTAIN
MENTS THIS EVENING.
PKOGK AIUME.
Overture Hoi man and Bud.
Opening Chorus N. O. Troupe.
Bones' Tripto the Wcrld'* Fair.Collins.
Khtty Darling .....Lynch,
Otf to Charleston 8 S.-Sanford.
Massa is akepirg in the cold
ground Kainer.
Operatic Chorus—Lost Child, by
the author Karanagh.
White Cat and Black Cat Sanford
Chorus fro*: Semiramide Kavena^h.
Scotch Dance Master Sanford.
Ballad—Write to Me Ljnch
Banjo Solo Vonbunhorst
Song Rainer.
Lucy Long, (in character.) Collins.
Hungarian Solo, (in costume ).. Herr Liebenstein.
Violin Solo Lile Bull Wyatt.
To conclude witn the NKW BUHLESQUK os
iMaretzek'a Italian Opera Troape.
S S. SaNKUKD, MariHger and Director.
ADMISSION— 25 Centa.
Doors open at 7 o'clock—Concert to commence
at 8. jy 27
M HALOAT TH£ SLASH L'OTTA«E
—Tne friends aid patrons of the undersign
d are hereo> notified that ou THURSDAY
NIGHT, the 29th of" tee present month, the
o.asti Cottage and grounds will be brilliant!/ iiiu
minated for their reception, ani a Band of Music
provided for the amusement of all disposed to
" trip nn the light fantastic toe."
Kefrefehmetitis adapted to the season will be
furnished at city prices.
A train of cars will leave the Fredericksburg Rail
road Depot precieely at 8 o'clock, P M., (the change
on whicn will be but 81 for each person to aDd
from the Cottage,) end return about 2 o'clock in the
morning, thi-8 placing within the means aad en
gagements of all a .delightful opportunity for re
crealion.
jy 20 ANDREW PIZZINI.
P. S—Those who may find if convenient to go in
the rxcursion train, will have ihe privilege of the
mail train at 9 o'clock. P. M, A, P,
Book.-., book.*, books!.— j ust receiv
ed at the Baptist Bookstore: Farm-re and
Planters Encyclopedia on rural affairs, Cyclopedia
of English Literature, by Chambers; Information
for the People, by ditto; History of Virginia, Lip
pencott's New Edition; Chamber's Miscellany ot
Useful ano Entertaining Knuwlfdge, 10 volumes;
Sacred Mountains, by Headley; Sacred Scenes and
Characters, by ditto; Chamber's Commercial Dis
courses: Hume's History of England, 6 volumes;
Annual Scii nlitic Discovery, or year's bock of racte
in Science and Art, for I8~>2; the Errors of Modern
Infidelity. illustrated and refued by S. M. Schmuck
er, A. M ; Morton Montague, or a Young Christian's
Choice, &c. &c., by C. B. Mortimer; Manual ol
Politeness, Book of Politeness, Home Scenes, Sto
ries for Youna House-keepers, Woman's Trials
Daughter's (jwd Book, LetUrs to Y< ung Ladies
Parlor Lexi"on, the Wives, or Loet and Won, Se
neca's Morals, and all of the.novels of Grace Agui-
Ja'. and Charlotte Elizabeth which inculcate "the
best religious sentiments. For eale at No. 203 Main
street
jy 26 CHAS WORTHAM
LAItKABKE'S PATENT
J PREMIUM NIAGARA JET StIOWKR BATH
FOR COLD OR Warm WATER —This shower
oath is one <>f tne most complete articles ol its kind
ever offered to the public, inasmuch at a great and
important improvement is obtained over all others,
by throw ing the water upon tne body withou' wet
ting the head, unless at the will or the pleasure of
the bather, but a greater point is gained by being
able to bath with warm water, which no other
Shower Bath is adapted to.
There Baths are neatly finished, and are suitable
to stand ,i.i a chamber or any part ol the house As
a proof of the superiority of "this Batii over all >
it is sufficient to tay that it was awarded the premi
um at tke Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, and tbe
Maryland Institute, Baltimore, tb« on:y Bath that
ever took a premium at the above Institutes. The
above Hath cau be seen at the House burnishing
Store (the sole agency for Richmond") of
L. G.'NTER,
jy 24—lw 137 M«in st'eet.
FOR SALE—A valuable Form in a healihy
and good neighborhood, con'a nma fifty acres
of cleared and thirty of wt od land, about live mtles
! frou. theci'y ot Rici muad, half a mile from the
Richmond andF rede nek- burg Railroad anda djoin
\ ing the residence ot Francis Staples and others.—
(in the Farm is a good Framed Duelling H,,use.
Stables for horses and cattle Ice House, Well of
■excellent water, and Orchard ol two hundred
Fruit trees, w<-ll selec'ed and of the choisest kin.'s,
and a Vineyard of three acres of the finest Grapes,
which will vield this season, at least, one thousand
gallons ot W.ne. it is enclosed with a new fnca,
and presents inducements such as are seldom offer
ed to purchasers in this neighborhood
For terms, apply to Joseph Doei Singer, No 200,
next door to coiner of Broad and 3d streets, Ricn
mond, Va.
jy 24—fa JOSEPH DOERFLINGER.
J TALK ABOUT LULL TIMES.—
Some dealers are in the habit of putting on
a doleiul face, semi annually at least, about
tbe dull season. Perhaps we may do so, too.
wacu vv- .j..u ! 1, _t ej ioiji! ao we adheie to
our present mode of di.ing business, we don't ex
pect to net time. We take dull times by the fore
lock—lot we are deteimined to makes the " Laiies'
Saloon" the place for bat gains at all times. Tbn«.
in July and August, we offer cu." large and varied
summer stock at such rates as induce those who
call to purchase. Our assortment of Ladie-',
Children and Misses' Shoes of various kinds is yet
good, and Trunks. Bonnet Boxes, &c., and to fami
lies supplying themselves at this seas.n, we make
a satisfactory discount.
WHITE 4; PAGE, 73 Main street,
jy 24 3 doors below Oooley's bat store.
RAZOItSS.— We have just opened another lot
u! toose cntivalled Amtiicau Razors ; and our
friend,, who hnve been waiting for tbera ran cow
be supplied. Every liszoris warrant d, and the
moi.ey i*iil be rei'unced in every case wfcere they
do not give satieiactu n. For sale by
C. J SINTON ft CO.,
Only Agents for th's city,
Sign ol the Circular saw,
jy L' 4 71 Maiu ttreet
i> OOFIMi SLATh-I am piej arefl to exe
lA/ cute with piempinecs and dispatch, al! or
ders ectruate.l to u,y charge f.jr the above article.
Sample? m-»y be scej a: my office.
ROaERT RANKIN,
jy 24 Corner 22d «nd Water at«.
F- ROTEC'f YO(jR lilVUii AVDPiWP.
EtiTV—l 1-avej i<(t roenved Irom the ni»nu
faciurers a turtner supply oi Alien's ft lliurbert's
fire and six narrrl Revolving Pistols. Also, single
sell cocking Piston of ex ery description.
Now that tli.- ajtastin and rogue are in oar
midst, l< t each and every eitixen procure for him
self one of these Pistols, which can be done by
calling at No. 60 Mam street.
JAMES WALIH,
jy 21-3t Buccessor to Thomas Tyrer.
a J OU(. LOBT.-O" Sawraay evening,
instant, a small Pointer PUP, seven
» etas* oiu, liver colored and white. Any one who
win return him to this office will receive a hot ral
reward, btsides nany thanks jy 24—Jt*
| Osl —oo S3 fd June, between Mra
Li Phillip's. Main street, and St. Paul's Church, a
gold BHEASTPIN, in the shape ot a lise*ard. It
may have been dropped in an Omu'.bus, between
Mr. Pratt's i tfire and St. Paul's Chuicb. It found
by any parson »uo sees this not.ee, they will con
fer a tavor, and Ifiequired. receive reasonable coin.
pen.atl .n lor leaving it at his offi v. jy '4—lt*
gk i ttSAt' But) i Jusi iect i*«u nu
■uth?r i»t ot those light French ca f stitched
Boow, at only 9it. at WALaH d,
Sign of the Big Boot, No 43 Mam street.
jj*»
AUCTION SALES.
>UrUKE lIAVH.
*T VSLLIKfiTON «OBDIN.
VnCIBLK UMAMt WT4TB FOR
JLj*Ut AT AUCTIOW-WiH be told on
THURSDAY. 89th Jaly. 1858, eounateneiac at half
P*. J? o ®?' •» undivided moiety of two lota of
on the west aide of l?th or Valley
at«h- distance cf 44 feat from
on tairt itm/* ~* aw Merahaß street,and running
""""-lin *ree« son thwart I y 44 feet, and
•Hey,
•««iy ***** ** with a street
Which i» to the ** "** Company,
■»
Central KaHroad «f*«"e b T the
lots in this city which pretendnUT
to merchanta requirina
UHrt wishing £££*» ° r _ Capi
b "Iter the sale of the I» a <*'ediat»-
■o. 31 on the east side of said stn« ™ *°t£ * lot
tiller, of Messrs Steam, SJ&^ oit
front of 25 teuton 17th or Valley
120 feet to a street. which is 30
Team—Ote third will be required to be Mia
upon the execution of the reed, and the residual
fcier months. Interest added aecared by a trust
deed, or the retention of the title by the Auction
eer!,•' option of the purchaser or purchasers
until the whole purchase money is paid. By or
der of the Agent of the heirs at law of :he late Win.
Nekeijia. W- GtlOuM, Auctioneer,
jy 26
( O^MIB6I«INEttiSsILBOKAHOUSE
* AND LOT ON CHITRCu HILL—In pursu
ance ot a dfcree of the Circuit Court of Chancery
lor the coonty of Henrico, pronounced on the 17th
day of June, 1852, in the case of Wooldridge vs
Hargrove, et als, the undersigiwd actine as Com
missioaer under said decree, will prceet d to sell
at Public Auction, on the premises, on Saturday,
the 31at day ef Jaly, 1852, at 5 o'cioc*. P M,
tbat lot ot ground with the tenement and appurte
nances attached, on Church Hill, corner 25th and
M streets, owned and formerly occupied by John
D. Hargrove.
Terms—One-fourth CBsh; the remaining three
fourths at 6 9 snd 12 m >titaa, respectively .interest
added: the purchaser to give negotiable notes for
the deferred payments, and the title to be retained
until the purchase money be paid and a conveyance
directed by me Court.
R R. HOWISON, Com'r
Sale conducted by W. GODDIN, Auct.
j> 30—!aw3wdtds
BY JAMES AI. TAYLOR.
LtDIBER.UOU.SK ASD LOT, AT KOCK
ETTS, AT AUCTION—WiII be sold, < n Fri
day, the 30th inst, at 4J o'clock, P M upon the
premises, the lot, situated on the North'side of
Rocketts street, at its intersection wita foplarst,
fronting about 70 feet on which stands a Urge
building, at present occupied by Mr. J«hn Wasiey
The location of this property being convenient to
the principal w&arves, 4cc, is very desirable tor a
house or factory.
Tehms —One-third cash; balance 6 and 12
mouths, with interest, and secured by a Deed of
Trust. JAS M TAYLOR,
jy 23 Auct.
_ KOlTli FKO9FB.4L.
' TIMORE fO NEW YOhK.
Puj»cti s cio ti ing to New York, hy taking . assage
to New Cattle via steamer to Frenchtown, will be
taken from New Castle by the Independent line of
steamers which ieave Philadelphia every day at U
o'clock, A M-, (Sunday'* excepted.) and arr.ve in
New Ynrk early on the following morning, as fol
lows.
On Mondays and Thursdays, steamer Peuobscott
Captain Whitaker
On Tuesdays and Fridays, steamer K< nnebec,
Captain Sandford-
On Wednesdays'and Saturdays, steamer Dela
ware, Captain Seymour.
The above are first rate sea steamers, and com
manded by experienced captains.
By this route the heat and dust ot railroad trav
eling are avoi led. A tine view f the Delaware
Bay, Cape May, and the New York Bay is had,
making the route a very interesting and pleasant
one.
Fare from New Castle to New York tl 75
" '• Baltimore to New Yoik.... 4 OJ
T. CLYDE, Agent,
jv 24—2w 34 S V. narves, Phil*.
ALIABhK LAW BOOhs.-WokKS
ON CRIMINAL LAW, lor sale by A. MOR
RIS. late Diinker Ac Morris.
Whreler's Criminal Law, reports of Criminal
Law decided at the City Hall, city ot New
York, with notes and references, by Jacoo D.
Wht ele-, Counsellor at Law, 3 vols, evo.
Barbour's Criminal Law, a treatise on the Criml
nal Law of the state of New York ; and upon the
Jurisdiction, Duty and Authority ol Justices of the
Peace, and incidentally ot the Power and Duty of
Sheriffs. Constables. &.c.. in Criminal Cases, ly
O iver Lorenzo Barbour, Counsellor at Law, 1 vol,
Bvo
Aichibo'd's Criminal Fleadings, 1 vol, Bvo.
Russe! on Crimes. 2 vein. Bvo.
Roscoe's Criminal Evidence, 2 vols, Bvn—new
ertition. jy2l
' |' 11K FOiiJiUtVIMU BOOKS), PAPERS
1 ic„ can be <ad thu day ot 'iHOs. H. GKE
SHAM. 109* Bread street.
i HE aRT JOURNAL tor July, containing three
steel eugravings of the finest style of art —price 75c
BLKaK HoUSE, part V, t-y Charles Dickens,
witn two fine illustrations—price 12c
BLACKWOOD for July
A lew more copies stiil ol THE DISCARDED
DAUt.HTLR, by Miss South Worth. author of Re
tribution, &c.
LONDON LABOR AND LONDON POOR, part
20—12 c
ALL THE NEW BOOKS of the day, as soon as
published
GLKASON'S PICTORIAL for the present week,
a splendid number, only 10c
T. H GRE^AM,
*y 24 Opposite Broad Stre>-tHot»l.
*11 ffciC WAKAJib.It HOA*UH.K, 1
a fuitOfr »up,iiy of the Canton HI aid
Hots, for gent.emen, of a »upenor quality.
JutiN THOMPSON,
jy 21 87 Main street.
J At KSOM'S CaMH.Ks.-8J boxes superior
Summer Candles f « r s«le by
jy 24 At,LEW b CO
LL.VtHif.KU AM) CLAKii-llsUnU.
GAR.—Lovenng'a and Swift's, in store and tor
saie by _ ■
jy 24 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
Oitf Eli AM> casks genuine
Londou Porter and Scotch Ale, for sale by
jy 24 WIIL'AMS ii. B'iOTHfcß.
lAti.AU, PtPPEH, AM)
Gil. GtR, in s'or« and fur tale by
jy »4 WILLIAMS Sc BROTfIER.
p OIL.—"JO bbu cheap Paint Oil for tale
jy ?4 D < VKN'PORT. ALLEN ft CO.
AILXOAD OlL..—'M bbls, ifcCK'vea ana lor
**i« by
j y 24 FRY ft McCAN'iLISH.
JljPiiJtlOß NEW FLOI'U-luUi.fu.rreU,
O io-iamiiy uso, for eaie t>y
jy 24 FRY ft McCANDLISH.
I JiK—bOO ca*k> Itrcklsnd Lime, jUJI .cceir d
ex scfcr Mary Wu*, and for sale a*
1v24 Ro3fc.ili' 'V '
vro. 5 BI'KAK HOl-B, by Dicxens,
jj Bla kwood's Magazine,foi Ju y,
jyo.) Eag'e Square.
All, Si A>i» SFiKKS.—iUOU keg. nails
and Si-ikes, for sale t j close accounts
It <t DUNLOP, MONCIiR®: ft CO.
KAbT fUVVDKKH; Aluataid;
Blacking. Indigo, Cayenne Pepper, Caatiie
Sosp, Ac, for saie by W. M. DADE,
Chemist and Apttaeeary,
Jy 21 Wear the Old M*rfce».
Qitn k.Ati V fLuIM BAUHKLs, u>
t)UU good order for sale by
WM. FALCON*.*,
je 29 171 Main atroit.
JiOCMTEtt sl'Al.Es, uisupertor quality, lor
t sale by C. J. e-INION ft CO..
Bign oi the Circular taw,
jy 12 71 Main «f»H.
WliAi.K Oikj t oiuait* Cutfoesugar, *u3 (Owe,
receiving ana lor sale by
jy H EDWIN WORTH AM it CO.
LlH.AivuOUfci ,UOLA»»«.», i.Attl>
O OIL, Whiakey. Coal Pu Oil, N E Kutn, Karl
Starch, lor aale by
qr Si DAVEMPOR"*. AI.LF.K ft CO
At OK ttlsAt', a Coutioriabn. uUusa ut«r
oar Mora. Possession girm Ist Aa*aat
MART * MOSES,
jy 81 0 Mate street
s —. I I I!" 1 .
. AUCTION dALfe:*.
I HIH |>»\ %
•Y WILHWBTOW fl—>lH. -
*QUsm*U LOTS M
TnvZ&JPJtJZ* «*»««* AMD MICK
JvmkSß »5fS3? "}*
SaSSS?* sdfSs
gy^ T yfyi a -* *«*• *«*"**»>, •«*
«rtltoe nf4tfc rtreet, atv to Arch «|r«t
Tfciuo—Ocetbi 4 euh; balaace at I aad It
■osthe far negotiable Met, Interest aAM, Hmi
by a trust deed, or thie withheld
iy 89 W. GODDIH. Awetr.
BY ÜBOIwB J. BCIMCK.
A »!M*ISTKA*OII»B MLK »f ICS
AT AUcnon—o« tdrsdat aftkrmoom,
the97rh instant. at & o'clock, will b» Mid at awl&
without reaerve, at Carriage'* MUI, a quantity «f
T*^ g * e>UU! of B*'
RICHARD SEDGSWICt,
a, u . J Adm'r of E M Newbeni, Mi
f** to *« coador-ted kr
M 583 GEO. J SUMMER, A act
n ., * T «—■«■ J. »PlKtt.
AT ACCTIOK.
®t 10 o'clock, at th« the i7th itfl||
Kianklio .il. 8 d Baker, «*
will be sold M * * M« buataaiai
of GpSg,.ES&jr£*ZJ'*•*•?
Family Groyne.. Boou. **"*>*
Shop and other fixtures two wtokth*
fiszSi Bhjw """•
Sale conducted oy GEO. J. SUMNER.
__jJ ** Anctioiiper
K". K W««Dt.AW« *UtV*R aA *^- Al#r i
1 '■* «»d Eveilu Oaaibu ' ■-- ■
mwa-.d efettant four Omnious wiu tnm.
and a'ter to day, be ran between the city and WooA
a W m !f 8 ? t 'D e *i? ng the at y *»**» at 6 o'cto£
u ?''. paMin ? U P Main »treet to Ae
Ameriean Hotel, thence «p9ih aad Broa street* to
Brooke Avenue, tc., over a fine road aad bimi
fs , rss„ Wot '"* w » *""*"»»"•■S
The 6 o'clock morning Hn< is deafened particu
larly f _>r geutlemen with their families to take a
pleasant morning ride, remaining at Woodlaw*
about an hour— getting a fine couutry breakfast If
they wish, or giving th<-m time to stroll ab i«t
a wojle, aad return tj tie city by i o'clock
1 he evening line will leave the city at 9 o'clock,
and return between 7 and 8 P. M. «•■»»»»
The carriage will always be found ia perfect or
der for ladies and gentlemen. The horse* quiet
and gentle, and guided by Tom, so well known aa
a skilful and experienced whip.
Fare etch way, m cents.
p " r,l " s wishing to go out, by g vlnjr timely
notice t° the a river, will be taken fiom any jwrtwf
the city tree of extra charge.
jy &)—dts c n aLLKM.
'An NOTICE —lu coiisequeaea of
U the course pursued by some Druggists 10 lha
tale of my Medicine calculates to detract frrm tbe
interest i 4 my regular agent*. 1 hereby authoriaa
my agent in Rich mood to reduce the price ottba
tire t0 75 Cent * Pef bottle > Uutil '"rther m-
o®°''' HOKTON KEACH, 91 Main street, U
the ..nly a. thonaed agent for Richmond and East
ern Virginia, for the sale "f the Tar, by wholesale
or retail. r
P'imphleU distributed gratuitous by all n
agent*. *
Jy 8:1 BR. MORRIS.
Ai.tIAiUMKA.-ihe undersign* a havmcpur'
chased ol Mr William J Whitlow hisioterert
in this iavoiite Restaurant, begs to inturm hi*
ii iends and tbe puDlic generally, that he is prepared
to lurnith them with all the " drlicicirs if tha
season," and bein? determined to spare no effort to
please,he respectfully solicits their patronage
JOSEPH W. BARLOW.
Richmond, Jute 14»h 183*2
The subscriber having »<na out the above estab
lishment to J. W. BAkLOW, bega to ufer hia
that) Its ;o bis friends tor the liberal patronage be
stowed upon him whilst proprietor of the mom,
arid respectfully asks a continuance of th'ir favosa
tor the new proprietor.
WILLIAM J WHITLOW.
Richmond, June 14th, 1853. jj
FIVE DOLUBS RfcWARD.-lUn 1»»
Irom tue hubsciiber'« Factory, on S3i June, a
negro man named LEWIS, tb« p>operty of Mra.
Wate, and hired of Mr. George Wate. The said
n<-gro I* about 45 ye<trs of age, of low a' at u re, black,
and speaks quick. Tii»- above reward wUI be paid
for his deiiverv at my Factory, opposite the Dim
ville Kailroad Depot, Jliebmond.
jy2?— :w* J. 8. WALKER.
TO Ttlu; li'lliSlSAS U*
The bouse formerly conducted by M-asra.
White <fc Smith, a* an EaTING HOUSE, oa
Maiuscreet, opposite tbeVa. and Fiimeis' Bank*,
and n-xt door to Mr Sutherland a Gun Store, will
be •p»-n t d on We!ne*it-y whcjre everything ia
tnatiine ran be had on the m ist acc nunodatiag
teims. The pree-nt proprietors hope, by aC OM
app icatioi. to busim-si,, aud a diep isition to piease,
to merit a large auare i f public patronage
jy 3(—6.* 8s UNDEdS & WOODBOW.
MCs IOAL liNfsTlfU v 'tNT?>.—Vioiioa,
Violaa and Vioiltcelio*. Flatea, with from ll*
8 keys, Ciarionr.tu, Flageoletts, Fifea, Aeeordnotm,
ltmiiui and German Guitar and Violin Pt rings, tte.
FiAN .jS KtPAIKED—I harp ged the Sd: vieee
or one thoiougri y experienced in toe manufactory
ana repair oi i'iaiios, and can assure fiithfui work
and moderate charge*.
Wanted tu employ, a Cabinet Maker, or other
good worker in wood. A white lad. 14 or 16 y*ar*
ol ag •. wt-il recvimended, might also apply.
CHEAP UMBKELLAB.—Suk, scotch Giagham
ana Cambric Umorellaa, of the beat manuia.ture.
I'mbielias covered with good Am risan Giagoam,
.0 $1, and with the best Scotch Gingham and ttw,
p-opoi Otnably low. « WM. KEITH,
jy 2"— im« 200 Mai a street
L.A>U, «cc.,FOK MALK.
THE subscriber has for aale 117 Acre* «f
J,and, 6 mile* below the city, 300 l wbich are
cieared, ana the ba.aace In original *row£> ol fin*
«uu oa*. tie la willing to (Utile It lli^•tnaiar
farm*, if desired. Al*o, for *ale, setfaai good
.Unlea, young and geatte, Dirt Carta, and on* two
borae -pria* Wages, with nr.w harnrsa. Afl
the above property wul be on r. aaooahla
term* by appljirg to the under*igned, at toedlaaa*
Mill, <laiu street, Kocketts.
jeStt—fit" DAVID B. HBARP.
WOGl), COK.K AM) CUAh.—The Mk
tcrioer is prepared to furnish WOOD, COU
or COAL as ch> ap as can be bought la town
Va a at Danville Depot—office oa Pearl jCmM,
opposite Albambra Hotel, and immediately under
dtetsrs i'oler at Cook.
Lump Coal §3 per load.
■y 33- 'iin THOM%B FOSTEt,
a 'AuuaAbA V*Ai^'iftO.—Fv-r baiauee of
vX ills year, a Colored MAN, to attend gardaa
»nd market. Apply to BIGGEH dt PACE, at tha
Ua..jeu, near Buchanan cpiii.g, or to TUOMAd M.
VALEMINE. at toe roat Office. jy ai—la
W AATJSB *«s FtBtHAsK, a aecowt-
V* hatiU iron Ca-at. Apply at this office.
jy 1"
W.-».Vl'ni> to UHU t *untLtllaß«tli«f,
to wait ia More. k
jv 14 a. M. ZIMMEaM4IU
wlftAtloN WAN t'Kl),—Two rmpectaX
Ariel* (jiirls with situations aa Chamber
uiaida a lid Hcuse servants. Apply to
IV O A sTKECSEK *
| >AHt*fc:vAjts.ltfc.- Wtuuto, two good CA»-
FfcNTEKa, to work at tha hoaae ot MM
Stewart, on the Brook iuriip.ke. Apply «• Ms
premises, to , i
iT«t-lw» GEOBGE MACK. '
- »um aiOMoccu qait£l|
Mis tea ana children. Just i>wN<C
<- »o, wioasa and black, with bine, jreaa aad drab
uting Uaiters.lor cbiidran. ktcvfirct they wa at
No 4.> Mam strtet sign of the Big Boot, Jo* Mf*
tMs City Hotel, opposite side, at
Jy*> W ILWL>
DMa dagai. iMßtug hadtoraajb
jyai 4t Dt/»LOP. MOWCOai <k OO^,
s> uavtlM, *i»
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quickly a radicated by ostag Ito Vatate U ■■>«!■>
o-iimaq-"
jW K* tar's
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