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THE LATEST NEWS.
Further CmHfornui Arm.
NEW YORK, July 39.—T^e^eeewhw
brine* fSSpWwi^peete.
Honolul»»dvtce» ofthe 21#t ult. give the
particulars of a de«iruc»ive fire at that place.—
Capt Snow loses $50,000, which falls princi
pally upon his consignees.
The brig Palmetto, from New York for San
Juan, loaded with coal, wes wrecked on the Bth
on Courtown Banks. The vessel and cargo
«ere n total loss The crew were saved.
The Detnacralic count* ticket had been suc
cessful m Serrerrn county.
The difficulties in Mariposa, between the
French and Americans, continue. The fortn
(r had been driven away, and had gone to San
Francisco to lay their grievances before the
French consul.
The city ofSotiora was being rapidly re
built. The steamer Columbia, with $3(50,000
in gold and the insih, left San Francisco for
Panains on the 3J
Besides the usual number of murders, rob
bene><. the papers,conlaiu nothing furth
c; ci tiiiCH St.
letter from the Cape of Good Hope.
Boston, July 29.—Advices from the Cape
cl Good llo[HJ toJune 14lb,state ihst outrages
and murders were constantly being committed
by the Kaffirs, and there wag no security for
life. Au army of Kaflirs 2,000 strong, lived in
the mountains, and made frequent descents for
plunder. Ihe colonists were selling their
possessions and emigrating to Australia. Cien.
Cathcart was about to make a general on
flao?ht on the K'lttir's stronghold. Fifty-one
k :!ht women,acting as spies, had beeu cap
tured by the English.
The Franking Trie Urge, fyc.
Washington. July 29.— I'lieorder in refer
ence lo franking documents referred to yester
day, was issued during the administration of
Cave Johnson, nnd not bv Mr. Hall, who, it is
understood, is opposed lo such a construction
of the law.
Some doubts are expressed as to the confir
mation of Judge Conekliii as minister to Mex
ico-.
The Indian Massacre Exaggerated.
Washington, July 29—A telegraphic des
patch hasjust reached here rendering it highly
probt>ble that the late account of the Indian
:i;as>ncre is exaggerated. The probability is
that Capt Maicy, with eight men, not eighty,
*cie destroyed. Tiie Indians, it is supposed,
would not have stood their ground two days in
succession.
The Fishery Difficulties.
DoSToS, July *J9.— The Halifax papers of
tae •.'7th announce that the Biiiish sloop of war
litizz ird h id sailed to join the Cumberland off
.Newfoundland.
Advices Irom Newfoundland to the 13(h
state that great satisfaction is felt at the prutt c
ron afforded by Government to the English
haling interests.
l"tie British revenue vessel was at Buena
\i-ta, and through her vigilance not a single
fishing vessel had appeared in that quarter.
The Halifax papers are silent, editorially,
upon the matter, but copy Webster's circular
wiiti the heading, "'Threatened liupture with
England."
The S/'tve Trade.
Boston, July 28.—The ship Edward, from
Calcutta, arrived here, brings St. Helena pa
pers to June 13ih. H. B M. steamer Niger
touched at St. Helena on her wuy home from
tie coast of Aliic a. Her officers report that
rjo slaves have lately brfen captured on the
; :oast, and that the slave trade appears at last
ob; effectually checked.
A sad accident occurred to Mr. George Wil
aims, Painter, of this place on Wednesday
itteruooii. He wusHmusing himself by t;wing
ti; at \ eates's Garden, and accidentally fell
j tile sw ing, when it was in full motion, and
ie some twenty or thirty feet from the ground,
it' was thrown ori his breast with great vio
<-nce, and rendered entirely insensible. He
»us immediately carried to his residence and
nedical aid promptly rendered. He laid all
light and yesterday in a precarious situation,
!>d with fears that he has been severely injured
iilernally.—Aler. G'as.
sister of Hawthorne, the novelist,
among fhose iost by the burning of the
vtatiier Henry Clay. She was a vesy accom
-.led woman, and an invalid, returning from
Springs.
~~if The papers of last evening, contained
j foreign news by the Eutopa, in addition to
hut we liave already published.
A little negro boy in Augusta fell into a
»ri| 110 feet deep, ajfew days since. A bucket
*i 3 lowered to hitu, the boy got into it and
"if drawn to ilie top, safe and sound.
Rev. I)r. Fitch, for tnany years Di
tiity Prolessor in Vale (College, has tendered
5 resignation of that office.
I r'The government is about to try the ex«
trident of illuminating light-houses with gas,
ftKK.—On Friday night week, the grist
II of Richard Talley,in Spotsylvania, was
I"tit, with its contents. It was thought to be
ie work of an incendiary.
I iT* A company is shortly to be formed in
for the improvement of the
iter power of the town, with a view to the
nstruction of manufactories.
Mirder.—Mrs. Henkle, wife of Philip Hen
■ was murdered in Green County, Tenn., o«
: I'Jih inst. Suspicion rests on Arch, a
:ro belonging to the heirs of P. Brown f
.ra>ed, who has been missing since the deed
• done.
A young ladv naned Emily Higgs,
liatboro, Pa., has been committed to jail on
charge of destroying her child by poison
it »ith arsenic.
iA I'oiiiuiun Expression. —They are cer
he most Jue like Daguerreotypes we
ver seen—so say persons tlmoit daily, on
i our rooms We endeavor to wake them
iiHturitlarid lifehkp, in position, expreooion.
:?b. feed how far we succeed, we leave the
tod'ride; and we are j> eas» d to say that
decide in our iavor, daisy We invite all
I;, y wi»h Daguerreotypes, and the public in
•• to call and »x amine our Pictures, our se
el Cases. Frames, Lockets. P ns and prices,
;er such examination you thii'k you can be
suited elsewhere, we wiil tbitik just as much
ia« if you had patronized us Unless we
>our patronage wt do not wish it
MINNIs & WATSON,
Dsguerreoty pills ana (ic&l.'r* In Stock,
Mrt.u st,(Mansio« House; Richmond, and
carnore &t, Petersburg, Va. jy 31
To the Citizens at Ulchinond and
»ienl Viaitom.—ll yoo wish to have your
ut and diesse 1 in the most fashionable and
it style, and your whiskers changed to a beau
*ck or brown color, please call at thj Hair
i, Shavi'. t, and Shampooing Saloon, under
lerican' Hotel
-Hot, cold, and shower baths can be had
rom ti A M to 10 P M, and on Saturday at It
;.<! bath 25 ct»; five tickets for $1. Entrance
treet. jy 9*
- The OtMce of the New V»rk Her
u.iadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimort
■f, ana General Depot lor all the Newspapers,
Hues, and Publications, is at 109j
I tirtet, oup'>«He the Broad Street Uotel,
THOMAS U. GREHUAM,
General Agent,
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TRANtJMITTKD FOR TMK DAIi.'V lUKFATt'H.
WMIM* ■
WaSBIROTOR, July 30.
Sekate.—A meat age waa received from the
President of the United States relative to the
Mexican boundary commission. The private
•al-ndar was then taken up.
Hoes*.—A motion to reconsider the Mich'c
gan Railroad bill was laid on the table. The
printing bill was poatponed and the river and
harbor bill taken up.
The Steamboat Disaster
New YohK, July 30.
It has been ascertained beyond doubt that
J. J. Speed of Baltimore, was among the vie*
tims of the late terrible disaster on the Hud
son. Mr. Speed was formerly a member of
the Maryland Legislature, representing An
napolis. Tue whole number known to be lost
is 53.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, July 30.
F i.oUK.dull at $4.—Grain, steady at previ
ous quotations.
FLKTHEK TESTIMONY.
New Kitnt County, Va , July 2-1 th, 1852.
Jsjo. H. Skatk&s, Esq—Dear Sir: I take much
p.ensure in giving you my experience of the meci
cal powers of the Rockbridge Alum Water. Eight
years last October, Mrs Carter was attacked with
malignant scarlet lever, which terminated in tx
tentive ulceration about the left shoulder joint.
She wa» placed under the best physicians iuthe
Stat*>, and was, by their skill, (so Mr as human
agency was concerned,) saved from death. The
ulceration, however, continued to spread, until it
extended across the entire chest to the riiiht axilla,
producing great pain, making it necessary to keep
l.er constantly under the influence of opiates. Every
remedy was tried calculated to produce relief.—
Sea bathing was resorted to for three or four sum
mers. The White Sulphur, the Red sulphur and
other «prin»s were visited tor two consecutive sea
sons without material benefit Last summer I de
termined lo give the Rockbridge Alum a fair trial.
Mrs Carter reached the springs about the 20th July,
and remained about eight weeks, and has continued
to use the water since tn-r return home. She now
I joks as well as I ever saw her. All the ulcers have
healed but one, which gives no pain. The use ot
opiates has been dispensed with, and her relief is to
be ascribed to the use of the Rockbridge Alum
Water only.
1 will give you the history of another case, with
which 1 am familiar. It is the daughter of R. T.
Lacy, Etq (tor many years our representative in
the Legislature.) she was a healthy, well grown
and sprightly child, and w»s attacked lastCnristmas
two years, when nearly ten years of age, with in
damation of the eyes, which resisted all the recie
dies whi"h could be used. The physicians iu the
surrounding country were called in. .She wag then
placed under the care of Dr. Chas. Bell Gibson, of
the city of Richmond, Va, for six months, who, by
his skill and attention aimo-t entirely relieved her;
but the intlamation i turned, and he advised a trip
to the Rockbridge Alum Springs When 1 saw her,
I was seriously appr henuve the would lose htr
eye sight. It was my privilege to taka charge of
her (in company with her mother) to the Springs,
she remained at the Springs about eight weess; lor
four weeks there w as no perceptible improvement.
Sae then improved n.pidly.is now enjoying good
health, and her eyesaie greatly improved and al
most entirely restoi ed. .-he has also continued the
use of the water tince i-aving the springs. B°foie
visiting tne springs, her general health had been
greatly impaired by the retntdies used to relieve
her eyes. Mrs Lucy's health was bad when she
reached the springs, very feeble, scarcely able to
move about with any comfort, was rendered much
more unwell by the trip. Before she left the
sprinae, her health was entirely restored, and con
tinues bet er than it has been lor twenty years 1
have seen its beneficial effects in many other cases,
especially in cutaneous diseases. The water is a
powerful alterative, acts on the glandular system
generally, and posses-ts considerable tonic proper
ties These cases fully establish the reputation of
the water.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
JOHN G. CARTER, D M.
Dear Sir: I send you above, at your request, the
statement of Dr Carte', and his account, so far as it
relates to Mrs Lacy an J my daughter, is correct.—
Dr Carter is a Baptist minister, has been, for many
years, a successful phjsician, of high character,.and
resides in six miles of me.
Respectfully, ycur ob'tsev't,
R. T. LACY.
Jno. H. Seayebs, Esq.
New Kent Co , July 27th, 1852. jy 30—2t
[y Haug your uiiuners on the Ont
ward Wails—the Cry is Still They Come.
The crowd that is com usually making its way to
ward 3 the Jewelry Manufactory of S. P. MOUN
TAIN, No. 110, Main street, up stairs, show con
clusively that h'B is the place to get full satisfac
tion don- them, in getting their work done at prices
tar below that of any store in Richmond
Jewelry inidt and old Jewelry repaired ana made
as good a3 nev.', at the lywest manufacturing prices,
at the shortest notice, and satisfaction warranted,Or
ao charge. Diamonds, Pearls, Cameos, Garnets,
arid other precious stones get in the neatest and
latest New York styles.
The subscriber having come from the North, is
prepared, in consequence of having a low rent, a
good assortment of tools, together with his own
abi lty to manufacture any article ot Jewelry, to do
his work cheaper and better than any other estab
li hment in the city. Old Gold and Silver takeu in
exchange tor Jewelry. S. P MOUNTAIN,
Diamond Setter and Manufacturing Jeweler,
jy B—tlstA8 —tlstA
ijjjF' We continue the insertion ot the testimo
nial! of the fine Daguerreotypes issued from Pratt'.
Gallery, at No 145 Main street, under the Gothic
windows. The Magnolia says of it: —"We were
quiie astonished at the beautiiul manner in which
it is fitted up, the rich,-less of all its appointments,
and the elegant appliances of comfort and luxury
with which it abounds We looked over a large
l umber of the distinguished men of Virginia, alid
well known private citizens, p.nd did cot see one
inferior likeness amongst th»ta. Mr P. is a master
of nis profeosion, and such seems to be tne general
opinion,if wu judge from the army of witaesses of
his skill which look down from the wall»." "The
best likeness l have ever had taken," says Dr
K R Welltord, of Fredericksburg, Va, President
of Medical Convention je 23
EP The Voiee of the fresa. —"Simons'
Lik>'uessee are the best we have ever »een."—Eve
ning Post As our citizens are leaving for watering
p'aces, die, a likeness of a friend at such a perioc is
always received as a special gift, to be treasuied as
a household god. What young man is there who
would object to a beautiful likeness of his " lady
lovei" or what young ladv would reiuse a smiling
likeness of her tieau f or what patent or child ex
ists who would not look with delight upon the like
ness of each other i A more truly valuable gift
cannot be conceived of than ths beautiful, artistical
and richly colored Daguerreotypes, such as 'ire ta
ken at M. P. SIMONS',
jy 17 151 Main street, Eagle Square.
rj" Great l ure for Dyspepsia.—Dß. J
S. ROSE'S DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND, AND
FAMILY OR ALTERATIVE PIILS, both costing
>5 ceiits.
1 have cured in ire thsn five thousand persons of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints with my Dytpep
tic Compound and Family Pills Read the follow
ing letter from a gentleman in Virginia, whom I
never saw. He is one of thousands who are living
monuments of the great cures made by my Faau
ly Medicines. —J c Rose, MD.
Dinwiddib Co, Va., June, 1652.
To Dr. J. S. Rose, Philadelphia—Dear Sir: Fur
tie sake of humanity. I write these few lines to in
fo- m you and the public of the J,, cat
care your Dyspeptic Com pound BUtde on tne
In the summer of 1860 I wu stacked with a vio
lent diarrhoea, and alter trying the remedies pre
scribed by two or three eminent physicians for 18
months, without any effect, and being reduced al
m.jst to a skeleton, *nd scarcely able to Wulk across
my room, 1 accidentally received one of your cir
culars, in which 1 found my disease exactly de
scribed. My ton went to Petersburg and purchas
ei a bottle of tne DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND, with
a box of your FAMILY oh ALTERATIVE .PILLS,
uud to my great astonishment and satisfaction, I
fooiid gr.eal relief in a few days; and in two weeks
I was entirely well. At this time I aui in bttter
health than I have been in ten "r twelve yean. In
short, sir, your medicine saved my lit*.
Your, with respect, GKQ 3, JONES.
The above preparations, and all Dr.4fc one's cele
brated Family Medicines,
For sale by Adie & Gray, Purcell, Ls> dd h Co..
Beanett & Beers, Ales Duval, a. n, q, A.
Strecker. A. Bodeker. Geynor & Wood. J Blair 3.
M. Zachr iaaon and W.P. Ladd. jy xg
Kidney*. it wUI cure the diseases of thosw >>r«ans.
With all C&ronie Complaint*, as Dyspepsia, C. twh,
Asthma, Bronchial and Lone Affections, Pains in ate
Rsek, Bide and Breast, Consumption, Scrofula,
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Fistula, Piles, Worms,
Nervous Debility, with all Diseases arising from
Impure Blood.
It bas become a FAMILY MEDICINE wherever
Introduced. The wonderful cures have earned for
it a reputation never given to soy other Medicine
Call on O. A. STRECKER, Main street, and got
pamphlets gratis. See advertisement in today's
Issue. Jy a— u
rsr The Greatest Spring Medicine! -
Carter's Spanish Mixture—The only Pu
rifier mf the Bland.—This wonderful and truly
valuable Medicine bas been tried by a great num
ber of our citizens, and bas performed more cures
(some most astonishing) than all the balance ci the
articles so extensively advertised put together, it
is the only certain and unfailing remedy for MER
CURIAL DISEASES. It will cure Syphilis in the
primary and secondary stages, as can be testified
to bv hundreds of grateful patients whom delicacy
forbids naming in public. For diseases of the
LIVER, it has never foiled. It positively cure*
Scrofula and Eruptions of all kinds. Blotches on
tae Face, and roughness of the Cuticle are in s
short time entirely removed. Numbers of certifi
cates irum gentlemen of the first respectabi ity
couid be given, but as the article is made in the
county ot Henrico, any one not acquainted with
the medicine can s- e the maker in person. It con
tains no noxious or hurtful articles, can be given
with impunity in auy weather, and will be lound
the best medicise itr the Spring which can be used,
or has eve, been tried.
Call and see the directions ,with a description
and history of the medicine and a number of
wonderful certificates from persons yju know.
BENNETT <St BEERS, Druggists, No. liiS Main
stieet, are the sole Agents tor the sale of it in
Richmond, who will supply Druggists and others to
sell again, and to whom all orders tnu.t be address
ed, as it must paes through their hands.
my 4—3 m
threat Cure lor liowel Complaints.
1 Uci most eate and sure compound lor Bowel Com
plaints, Pains in the Stomach, Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery, Palo iu the Back, Sides or
Limbs, Toothache, bruises and Sprains, is Dr.
Rose's Pain Curer. This remarkable preparation
gives instant relief to all pains, and is used by the
old and young. Thousands have been relieved in
a few minutes irom the most acute pain. In bot
tles at 124,25 and 50 cents, and ior sal? by Bennett
ii Beers, Adie & Gray, Purceil. Ladd &. Co, R. R
Duval. O. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker, J. Blair, S. M-
Z&chrisson, W. P.Ladd, Gaynor 6l Wood. je22
iy LIVER I'II.L.S.—PREPARED FROM
THE MASri OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBKIOGE
(Va.) ALUM SPRINGS.—The.e Pills are Diuretic,
Cathartic, Tonic and Alterative in their efiects up
on the system. They excite the action o1 the Liver
in many cases in which Calomel would have no ef
fect. They are also peculiarly efficacious in Fe
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
useoftbe Rockbridge Alum Water and Pills ior
many years, in a great variety of diseases, has ac
quired ior it a celebrity rarely "if ever equalled, and
is steadily increasing. The mcst eminent Chemi3ts
orth-' day have examined the Water ar.d Pills, and
fouud it possessed extraordinary Medicinal prcner
ties. it bus been dec ared ty the best aut:ioritie6
to be a cure for every form of Scrofula, Chronic
Liver D'seaees, all Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
and Bowelf, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases of the
Eyes, Aiercu-iai Affections, and particularly adapt
ed to cases of Passive Uterine Hemorrhage, com
plicated with derangement of the Liver and Sto
mach. and many other disorders arising from im
purity oi the biood.
For sale by Druggists and country merchants
generally throughout the United States.
Price $1 per vial, $8 perdozen.
Druggists and others wishing to purchase in
larae quantities, or become Agents for the sala ot th •
above celebrated Liver Pills, wiii please address
BOOTH ANDERSON <fc CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Rockbricue Co.. Va . or
JOHN H "SEAYRES,
je 7 Columbim Hotel, Richmon
Mexican .Uustaug Liniment, 1m
provement, Progress, Growth.—These are now the
otder of the day. And the great desire for these is
the rroving cause to the great advancement now in
operation in the Medical world. New light blaze;
up and old practises aud old mixtures ate discard
ed. The six new astonishing combinations in the
Mustang Liniment enables it to penetrate flesh,
nerve and muscis, and drive out disease and assist
uaturu to recover her lost powers, and become
heaithy, which is evidently the true CEuee why it
is so suceesslul and why so many physicians that
are acquainted with its virtues prescribe and re
commend it.
£gp CHOLERA, I>IAItIiHCEA, CBO
llka morbus, eaones, champ, griping
PAINS IN THE BOWELS, SPASMODIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &c., iinay be cured by
S«tsib!er'a Great Summer lieaisdy
None genuine without the signature ot R. H
£TABLJsa, M. D
Chilis and Feverj, Ague. Bilious, Remittent
and Nervous Fevers, General Weakness, Weari
ness in the Limbs' Chronip Debility, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia &.C., may be cured by Stabier's Great
Ague and Fever Specific.
None genuine Without the signature of R. 11.
Stabler, M. D.
Stabler's Alterative—A valuable remedy for
Impurities of the Blood, Erysipelas, Boiis, Salt
liheum, Milk Cruet, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, En
larged Tonsils, Sore Throat, Dropsy, U!cerg on the
legs, Swel'eu Glan .s, Deranged Liver, Oppression,
Palpation ot the Heart, Tett-re, <v.c,
All of the abov j for sale in Richmond by G vY
NOR & WOOD,DOVE <fc ISAACS and PURCELL,
LADD & CO. R. H. STABLER, M D ,
je 28—3 in* Alexandria, Va
§:®>~ Dnjjuerrrotypes of C hildren, Fami
ly (.roups, single Portraits, Sic ice., executed in
a style equal to the finest ivory pair.tiug and quite
as durable. Copies made from oil pp.linings, Da
guerreotype*, and every other description of pic
tures.
The friends of Mr Clay can see a very fine Da
guerreotype of this great statesman, lrom whi h
copies of any size can be made, a d set in pins,
rings. &c , oi" framed, making a handsome and
valuable ornament to uie parlor or drawing room.
Mr Clay himself siid cf this picture, "That it was
the best he ever had taken."
M. P. SIMONS,
jy 1 151 Eagle Square.
IhP PRESERVE VOIR HEALTH.—
Now is the time for Cholera Morbus, Dyspepsia,
Bowel Complaints of various kinds, Dysentery and
Bilious Fever. Persons subject to either, or all of
these complaints, need not fear their attacks if they
will but use a few bottles of Baker's Celebra
ted Premium Bitters, ths best tonic and aiter-
Etive that the skill and aci<-nce of man ever yet in
vented. These Bittebs are purely vegetable in
their comp ,sition and entirely free from all those
poisonous and nauseating substances that create a
languor and nauseousnt-ss ot the stomach when
taken; but having an opposite effect, they exhiler
ate the system, sharpen the appeiite, expel impro
per secretions, create a healtntul circulation of the
hlood, and producesucb a flow of spirits as ofitself
tends greatly to relieve from indigestion and bil
ious a flections. They may be tuken by ooth seaes,
In every condition of life, and wilt be found an in
valuable medicine for infants and adults.
To be had in Richmond at ths Drug Stores o!
A BODEKER, ADIE <fc GRAY, BENNETT A
BEHRS, PURCELL, LADD & CO., and GAYNOfc
Sc. WOOD, Main ttreet; IS, BLAIR, WM. P.LADT
and SEABKOOK & KEEVE. elbockoeHW, CH
MILLSP*UGH, and ThOMAd * -tCaKTKY
my 24—tt
. w. ilow ma:iy expressions of coasaocinjatioii
I ever hear in my sal joa, " Why, he takes them
every time."' ''How beautiful that is.'' "That's
you, Kate." "I never saw any thing more per
fect." "Oh! why, how be does talte tbein." "I
iike his style, his positions." "Oh, the dear little
thing ; why, he took it laughing, at the first time "
And many more of the same sort Those who
want a beautiful, durable and lifelike Portrait at
SI, will come to MOULSON'S,
Patent Process Dajruerreton Gallery, 110 Main st,
door above Mitchell 6l Tyler's Jewelry store.
Don't mistake the olace. iv 1
COMPANION TO (JNClifc TOJITS
CABIN.
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter for August—l2c
Life In the Soath: a companion to Undo Tom's
Cabin, by C H Wiley, of North Carolina, author of
i-A-Kmance,"' *c., embellish-d with fourteen beauti
ful il.ustradona from oriainsj designs, drawn ex
pressly for this work, by T)arley-50c
Haruer's Jia*axine expected thi»evening, at
tlsrper s ***» BROTHER'S,
jq Exchange Bookstore.
WtANTED TO IIAKK» a riervact Man or Buy
W to wait la store. ZIMMERMAN.
AMUBEMRNTS
ihelr 'J iai d ' Vuctl tct) El——
nienta, illustrating the Muitc and PeMrr
Hons, on the above mt|g r< and durin* tha " ■
m performed bv them for the put ten year, uTTh
the principal cities of Europe and America. '
at 'he Italic n Open Hoaae.Kew YorJt
. 7T* Jfhole to conclude with Gem* from the
Italian Operas, giving imitations ol Jenny Und.
fcalvi, Benerentaiio, Marmi, Ssnquirico, Lorini, Ste,
icc, law hichthe wh aie Troupe will appear.
A dmlnaloa—Only 85 cent*.
Doors open at half past 7—to commence at a
quarter pastß o'clock
ir 31 8. 8. SAHFORD, Manager.
theatre.
MONDAY EVENING.
MAJUIOIH GIFT CONCERT,
ar thi
NEW ORLEANS OPEKA TROUPE,
ON which occasion the* will present to the au
dience SO pieces of Jewelry, and in all.
valuud at 100 itollara.
jKG&Id Pencil
'2 Gentleman's Ring
3 Ladies' Cuff Pin
4 Breast Pin, stone, gametto, <tc
5 Set Studs
6 Miniature Locket
7 Ladies' King (diamond set)
8 Gold Pen and Silver Pencil
9 Amulet
10 l.adies' Ear Rings, with settings
11 splendid Bruoch
12 Ciiff Pins
13 Silver Bouquet Holder
14 0010 Pencil
1> Young Gents' Ring
16 Set Toiiet Box
17 Tortoi>e Shell Card Case
' 18 Misses' Ear Rings
19 Gold Pencil
20 Splendid Gold Watch
In addition to the above collection, the ccncert
will be iri write and black faces.
Doors open at half past 7, commence at 8.
Dress Circle. 50 c"g; Pit, 25 cts jy 31—It
- *ir®®lk MILITARY ANO UiVIC
by moonlight.—
lue t iiiflen, Captain A. Bodeker, will
make an Excursion of Pleasure down the river on
board the steamer CURTIS PECK, on Itloßday
Evening, August 2d, 1852 The boat will leave
the whar! at Rockette, at 7 o'clock precisely, and re
turn about 12. The Armory Brass Band and
Cotillon Music have been engaged lor the occasion.
Refreshments on board as usual.
Tickets for a gentleman and ltdy Si; each addi
tional lady 50 cts—to be had cf Messrs. Haskins Ai
Libb'., at Rocketts, any officer of the compaiy, and
at the boat upon the day of the excursion.
N B -Should the weather prove unfavorable, the
Excursion wili be posiponed until Wednesday, the
4rh August. jy 3! —2t
TURTLE SOUP,
To-Bay, at
ALLEN'S ARBOUR,
jy 28 Corner of Main and 12theti.
#V__ HORSE AMI) WAGOft FOR
.AryV^ALE.—I cfff.r for sala a large, well-made
liuiau. about: nine years old, works well in single
or double harness, >-rid sold tor no lault; and a one
horse Wag in and Harness A bargain may be had
by early application,
jy 28 JAMES M. TAYLOR.
#TO THE PUBLIC WM. C. BAI
LEY respectfully announces to thu Ladios
and Gen'lemeu of Richmond, lhat he. has
now the best C -iTILLON BAND in the
city, and that he is prepared to furnith Music for
Excursions, Pic Nic r.nti other parties.
Ordei sleft at Mr. James H. Irvin's, on Broad kt„
next to the Sw«n Tavern, or at Mr George Sad
ler's Hotel, will meet with prompt attention!
jy 28 —6t
oTtUATICN WANTED.—Two respectable
•3 Iribh i»iris wish situations as Chamber
maids and Hi use Servants. Apply to
jy 23 O A.STRECKER.
'f"0 Tiilli CKEiU'i'OltS Oif L iiUAN
iL & M MlNN.—Notice is hereby fciven that the
subscriber will be prepared to make a second divi
dend among the creditors of Liggan & Mi-Minn, of
the first c.hss on the Ist day of August 1852.
jy 28 —4t ANDREW JOHNSTON, Trustee.
PIVE DOLLARS REWARD.—Ran away
r trom the subscriber's factory, on 23rd June, a
negro man named LEWIS, the property of Mrs.
Sarah B. Watt, atd hired ol Mr. George Watt.—
The said liegr ois about 45 years of agt, oi low stat
ure, black, and sp aks quick. The above reward
will be paid ior hi■» delivery at my Factory, opposite
the Danville Ilailroiid Depot, Richmond,
jy 28 —2w* ,i. S WALKER.
OOiiNU SLA'Ai. —I um prepared to exe"
4-t/ cute wiih promptness end dispatch, all oi
lers entrusted to my charge t'jrthj above article-
Sam-jles may be stea aimy cilice.
ROi.ERT RaNKIN,
jv 24 Corner 2-d and Water ets.
GIiAJN BaUS.-5000 super Grain Bags, to
hoh-12 bushels and tie The material of which
they are composed was manufactured expressly
for the put pose, wi;h particular reference to
strength A call is solicited from those in want ol
a No i article; for sale at iow piices by
C J. SINTON &. CO ,
Sign of the Circular Saw,
jy "9 71 Main street.
jVIiVV LAW.—Mo 2j Bruiin wain a ileirospect
il of Piactic.l M. dicine and Surgery— $1
The Upper Ten Thousand, sketches of American
Society, by C Astor Bristed—oo ceuts
Vol i English Law and Equity Reports—s2
No 20 London Labor and London Poor—la cts
Second supply Dickens' Bleak House, No 5
Abbott's Mother at Home, new edition, improved
and enlarged—plates, 60 cents
Abbott's Marco Paul's Travels, Forests of Miami,
and Adventures in Vermont—so cents
July No Nortn American Review received, with
other new Books, by
jv 29 J. W RANDOLPH.
bJ ALE UNUER • DECREE OF THE
0 COURT—By virtue'of a decree of the Circuit
Court, of Cnancery. pronounced on the 4th May,
1852, in the suit ui Colquitt vs. Ems «u. Co., I will
sell to the highest Liduer, ior cash, a Negro Wo
man, (Masonj at the auction room ol N a. &.C. B.
H., on THURSDAY, the sth Auuuet, 1852.
THOMAS VV. DOSWELL,
jy 29—dtd Commissi-ner.
CiOJl POI'ND TdiMC PILLs.—THE
» AGUE AND FEVER KILLER—These Pills
are beyond all doubt the most speedy and certain
remedy for the cure of the Ague and Fever, Chills
and Fever in its various tonus, ever brought belore
the public—for the te-t of jears and the expeiience
01 hundreds nave proved it such. Try it, you who
sutler. For sale by
jy 29 E. J. PICOT, Druggist
LA Kit ABE'S PATENT
li Vlisni.Al'ED, Uf JtlGli i' AND UOKIZoN
TAL M. EFRIG ERATO R COMBINED.—An entire
ly new article in its arrangement, and vastly su
perior lo any cthvr now in use, being several de
trees colder then u«y other inaie with the tame
quan ityof ice. This Reliigerator is dividcc into
three compartments—two upper, wuich form a
horizontal or chest Reirigerator, and one lower,
which forms the upright Kelrigerator. In oce of
the upper taunts is a Water Cooler, in
which can be had pure i<*.e water at any time.
There it also a tube which connects with the low
er compartment, thereby keeping a continual cir
culahu't Cl air f"'tween the upper and low r co.n
i>ar:atcnU, and i»y at an* of a Dent tube leading out
behind, near lbs top. thoroughly ventilates the
whole Refrigerator. Ihe wa.ei from the ice in the
upp<-r compartment is conveyed by means of a
tube down into the lower compartment, and there
retained in a solid body, which make* the lower
t Apartment >xc-eUin«ly cold. 1 his is an advan
tage wtiich 110 other Refrigerator has. Also, tor
sale, Larrabee'e Water Cooler*, in sizes of
2,3 and 4 gallons, are lined with cork, which it
imperious against hea , and will prevent the outside
case Irom sweating The above for sale at the
House-Furnishing Store (the sole Agency for Rich
mond ) of
jy 3'J 1,. PINTER. 137 Main strict.
DADK'S Fl KK (ONCfcNTKATKO EX
TRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER, warranted
equal to Brown's or any other preparation, at only
half the price.
This article is prepared by a scientific process
from the best white Jetnaic-, Ginger, and contains
the virtue of that valuable root in its purest form,
free from useless or hurtful matter. It U an inval
uable remedy lor Pain in the dt< e?»"A, Flatulency.
Cholic, Indigestion, fee. and ia also the beat form of
Ginger for Savoring or cooking puryoa®*- Price
35 ee:»ts per bottle. Manufactured mad sold by
W. M. DADE, Chemist and Apothaoarv,
Ji 30 Maia sueet, ®e»r Old Market.
urnTinti iwmw
, , FUTUKi; '' 111
garis
{rv r t oDaßlh
89* «» U atits intersccdbn with
WntkXTr*WM» the enclosure tf John
and nesr *7Uj street,
Tfcoaa Lot! >"J*» intersection with P street.
bnOdiMDnJ^Lr I food tins, and Be wefl &r
Papers.
/iter the above m A act
fronting ihmi fort * Lot of Ground,
idence of Dr. Streck. **•*• near the rea
heingoueot the prettiest hUn?® B 132 feet ~
had in that very imp wtol t Jt *^ uuw 10
Tlajij —Lib«Lal/ «* lhe city.
JAME3 M. TAYLOR. Anet.
HOCBIIB AND LOTS n\ avn
T |, STOKET AT AUCTION-W® ® ao??*®
TDEfcDAY next, the 3rd August, at half M
o'clock, PM, upon the premises, two Houaeaand
tots on the West side oi 2nd street, adjoin in* the
store of Mrs. Dawney. The Houaea from abdut at
feet each, are in good order, and at all timea earn
mand good rents.
Tkkxs at sale.
jy » JAME3 M. TAYLOR. Aact
BY ALEXANDER NoTT & CO.
A V^t T 9 S BALK-G..AIEEL FURNITURE
A AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOOOS —The
subscribers will, on This Morning, at 10 o'clock
at their stnr *. sell the following articles:
1 Black Walnut Sofa, (l-'rench style)
1 do Cent.-e Table
6 do Cushion Chairs
I do Cottage Bedstead
1 do Tea Poy
1 Looking glass
1 Carpet
1 Stair Carpet
1 Hearth Rug
2 Marseilles Quilts
1 Table Cover
1 Stove Zinc (bottom)
1 Wash S^snd
2 China Vases
1 Cloihsi Basket
The Bbove goods were selected by a Family in
the Northern mark'ts, with a view ol housekeep
ing in this place. On the arrival of the goods they
have declined using th» m. All of the articles are
perfectly new, and will be sold without reserve.
Terms—Cash.
jy 31 ALEXANDRA NOTT & CO., Auct
BY WELLINGTON GODDLN,
Beautiful ani> ijesirably lo-
CATED FARM TWO MILES WEST OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—By re
quest of the trustee, I will sull at public auction, on
the premises, on Tneaday, the 3d day of August.
a 852, coirlmenciug at 5 o'clock that most betutilul
and attractive Farm cow in the occupancy of Dr
Gregory. It cot,tains 150 acres of land, and lira
ab-'Ut two miles West of Richmond. The soil is
red clay, and is believed to be t qaal to any in this
neighborhood The improvements consist of an
elegant Gothic cottage, newly bui t, containing 12
rooms, finished in modern and handsome siyl ,
with porticos extending arou.':d the greater por
tion of thedwjllng. Besides Ihe handsome dwell
ing, there are other bui uings upon ;he place, (suit
able tor its act ommodation,; such as barn, stable,
carriage house, servant houses. &.c, &c.
Alter the sale ol the Farm, (of which due notice
will be given.) the growing Crops wiil be »old.-
AJso, the household Furniture, stock of Horses,
Cows, Farming Implements, &c.
In the meantime, that is, before the sale at auc
tion, the Farm may be purchased at ptivate sale,
tog-.ther with everjthing upon it, anl sn arrange
meet made to hire the Negroes lor th i balance of
the year.
Tebsis.—As to the terms of payment, they can be
made verw accommodating, upon the bayment of a
one-lt.urth or a one third fei the purchr.se money in
cash, the remainder can remain for a period c t live
years, the interest being vaid half yearly, and the
principa! properly secured.
Persons deeirous of purchasing the place are re
spectfully invited to examine the same.
jv 29—ritds w. GODDIN, Auet.
BY UEORUE J. ISUHNEE.
ADMINISTRATOR'* SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE—On
Tuesday Morning} 3rd August, commencing at
10 o'clock, a; tue iate residence of J£. M. Kewbern,
dee'd, ou Frahk'in street, opposite the Old Market,
will be sold at auction, the entire Household and
K:tchen Furniture, belonging to the estate, and con
sisting ol the usual variety. Terms cash.
RICHARD SEDGWICK, Adm'r.
Sale conducted by
jv 29 GEO J SUMNER. Auctr.
CIOACH BLACKSMITH WANTED.-
J The subscriber wishes to employ immediate
ly, a steady and experienced workman, as Fote
mna in his Blacksmith Shop. One that will work
himself, and see tnat othfis do the same, can secure
liberal wages, ny spulyieg immediately to
TBOS.'A MAYER; Norfolk, Va.,
Or lo OTEY & GOfrF, Richmond.
jy 28 - fit
UAMsU. —For baiance ol
Vj this year, a Colored MAN, to attend garden
and market. Apply to BIGGKR t PACK, ai the
Garden, near Buchanan Spiivg, or to THOMAS M.
VALENTINE, at the post Office. jy22—ts
j\ EW BOOKS FOR THE COUNTRY.
L* The BLtherdale lljmmce, by Nathaniel Haw
thorne 12in0—75 cents
Time and TL.e, or Sirive and Win,by A S Rje—
50 cents
Houghing it in the Bush; or, Lile in Carada, by
Susannah Moodie, 2 parts —S(J ceuts
Up the Kbine, by Thomas Hood, with Comic II
lust: atione, 2 parts—so cents
Little l'edlington and the Pedlingtonians, by John
Poole, 2 vols— 81
Papers from the Quarterly Review, 1 volume—
50 cents
Memoirs and Biographies of Literary Men con
nected with Newspaper Literature, from 16a0 to
1800, by Joseph Buckingham, 2 v; Is—sl
Koline, or Magnolia V ale, by Caroline Lee Hentz
—50 cents
A Faggot of French Sticks; or, Paris in 1851, by
Sir Franeis Head, 1 vol—Bl
The Knights of England, France and Scotland,
by Ht nry W Herbert, 1 vol—sl 25
The Days of Bruce, by Grace Aguil!ar,2 vols—
$1
A Step from the N -w VVoild to the Old and Back
Again, by Henry Tappan, 2 vols—lll 75.
For sale at
j, 30 MORRIS' BOOKSTORE.
OA/1 PAltt OF BLACK AISO SLATE
OUU JOLORED GAITERS AT §1 50 per
pair, just received at Bill a.—The subscriber
has just received another supply of Gaiter Boots, at
the low price of 81 50 per pair. They are a lirst
rate article for the price ALEX. HILL,
je No 127 Main street, Richmond, Va.
JUST RECEIVED, a small lot of very supe
rior Havana Cigars, have also on hand a gener
al assortment of Cigars and superior chewing To
bacco, for sale t<y
SEABROOK & REEVE,
j v 12 175 Broad street
iiowV* UENLINE EXTRACT OF
JAMAICA GINGER; Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture; Carters Spanish Mixture; Townsends,
Bull's uudlLutoi'sSa:eaparilla3, receiving and for
iSl y 20 BENNETT &BEEBS Druggists
| AiiO.—s» poi a nice family Lard, received.for
j/g' 6 by R- M. BURTON.
XTKAST POWDKRBi £n«J^
I lilac kin if, Indigo, Cayenne
Kear the Old Market.
>,« , TKU AXO kegs new
Al/illlii ** , &fi boxes uew UotheD
D Goshen Butter, and 50 «K.«s new uoanen
Chee«e, receiving and ' ur 7 wi | T AYLO».
rOJIPLETK assortment ot faints, Oiu,
A fcc, oa hand & REEVE,
. jq 175 Broad street.
<»* l>AiMAGg*.-MISW
N VntriON —a Treatise on the Measure ot Da
laM ** Prtoeiple. which
the amount of compensattaa recovered is
51 at law, bt Th odoie Sedgwick. St>w»dedJ-
Koa, revised and grraty enlarged, just reoeived and
Tor s»le « B °°* Bwre 01 A Moaßlg
L.teDrWhSSlSu.
7k LO Wai»»MJS¥.-Ji bbis. stiperioi uu
U WUISKKV. i» store mud for sjie bT
j, 13 CHaS. T. wobtham h CO.
plMil
M Cborefa liiQ, conwr
D.luS^r* 4 *" d fenm*,lj oetap* a,
T«mi-Onafourth cash; tbe rmaiaiat "
fourth* at C t ß aad lSMjetba, —L.
added; the purchaser to *f»e negotiable anlia for
tbe deferred payment*, and the ttie to to ——*~ri
until the purchase money be paid »" J y —i
R. B. HOWISON, Com'r,
Sate conducted by W. GODDIN, Aoct-
J 30—law3wdtda
BY JAJHEB N. TAYLOR.
f j U J7-?, EH " HOIsIt ATtD LOT, AT BOCK
AUCTION—WiII be aoid, oo #rl-
SEJlii? hi . Ml »* t4 * °' clo<rit ' * * upon the
£52?" J 4 * lot ' oo the North aide of
*i r ® et '" »• interaction with Poplar *t,
bSwtol 0B whicb
Mr. J-hn Waafey.
tbe principal wtowTfcTS b*ta f convenient to
himoer hoo*e or **"**"> »
TtiMwn >u > >U.j
Trust.
jy 23 JAS * TAYLOR,
£p* In consequence of the rain
noun, the above sale i« postponed t« 'rui-I ailf-i'
CROAT AFTERNOON,I«**1 «**
ocloc « J.M TATL(iH l<
T«K OLD DOMINION *PKAK.».-M7
A Luke'* testimony. a gentleman
stve.y known, though upward* of sixty year* of
sg \ now enjoy* tbe health and activity of youth
be cheerfully recommend* this ' Tincture" t» aU.
Many, by bis charity, have been restored to health
by it, and in the city of Richmond, number* will
testity it ha* cured them when all other rrmcdiea
have faied; but ita tame ha* spread through the
Uuion, and every where the afflicted hail it a* the
wonderful di-covery ui the a<e.
The world never before *aw auch a man of
home testimony given to any o'ber medicine.
u , r. » PoaTeKotJTH, July 9th 1851.
Mr. J. E. Boush—Dear air i 1 lee) it a duty to
make known the Denetit I have derived Iroii Dr
HAMPiON'S VEGETABLE TINCTOttE. For a
cumber oi year* I have suffered frum disease bat
to a greater degree lor the latt three years—one of
the forms of my disease was Dyspepsia. From thia
dresdlu' mnlady 1 suffered to such an extent, teat
afe was really a bui deD—the attack on me was dif
ferent to tint on any o her person ot' whom I have
heard at limes it wns like the palpitation of the
bet.it—there wns a constant thumping and beating
without inte; mitt ion, abmt the region of the heart,
chest and stomach—some < f the attack* last
lor weeks—my stomach w«« much distended. with
constant pain, great weakness and Cjustipati -n of
the bowels I could not eat the most simple food
without pain. I also suffered gr atly from disease
of the kidney*, with constant pain in tbe back, so
that i could walk ouly with great difficulty—l tried
nearly ail the most popular patent msdicines ot the
dav, but found no relief. I had also tbe .est medi
cal attendai.ee—one of my physicians frankly told
me it was no use for me to be paying hiin for advice
as he could do me no good, i gave up almoit in des
pair and thought my disease certainly incurable.
At this juncture i beard ot Hampton's Vege
table Tincture. 1 reiused to give it a trial, al
though persuaded Dy my friends, until my ton pur
chased a ew bottles and requested me to try it-
After taking it a few liptes, it bad a most happy
effect upon me—my confidence increased, and alter
taking three bottles, my Dyspepsia, or disease of
the stomach, was nearly if not entire.y cured. I
now feel myself a new man, and in better health
than lor jeais. lam certain that the cure in my
ease was made by this Hampton's Vegetable Tinc
ture &iuut. my cuie, 1 have recommended
the '1 incture to a number of my friends, wbobave
also been relieved by it. Some of the cure* have
been made ss rapid and equally wonderful as mine,
i present my re-pects to Messrs Mortimer A
Mowuray, tbe proprietors of this valuable Jieok'ine,
and say to tii-m us value U above price, ami from
my cure ana what 1 have s-eu o! tne effects upon
otnere, i shall ever feel it my duty tu recommend
it to the tuff;:ring. 1 have uo douot many valuable
lives will by its use 1 h jpe tba af
flicted will cast aaioetheir prejudices and give ita
lair ti ial. Yours most respecttull},
JOHN LUKE.
KEV. VEUNON ESKRIDGE, V. ti. N.
foKT.iMoUTH. Va., Aug J8,1851.
Mr J. E Bourh—Dear sir : While 1 am in gene
rat opposed to Patent Medicines, candor compels
me to state teat 1 have great confidence in the vir
tues of Hampton's - Tincture. For several
months past J have uted it in my family, and in
dytpepsia, loss of appf :..e dizzinuts, and general
debility, w.th eniire success. So far as my expe
rience extends, therefore, 1 take pleasure in rtcom
m; it to tne alflictt d as a sale and efficient re
medy. 1 am, respeclully, yours,
VEitaoN ESKFUDGE,
chaplain U. ti. Navy
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, ay its
mild action on the oiomach, Liver and ibe Kid
n-rys, will cure Dyspepsia, Cough, Astnma, Brou
cnii-.i aud Lung Affections, pa:ns in the Haca, Hide
and iitesst, Consumption, acrolula Ki.eßmatism,
Gout, Neuraluia, F.stula, Piles, bowel Complainta,
Woinis, Nervous Debility, with all diseases aiuilig
| from impure blood, aud is the greatest Femaie Me
dicine ever known
Call ua those having thi* woi derful article for
sale and get pamphlets giatis and read ceitlficatea
tiom tbe best men in the country.
Fur Choiera Morbus, Cholic. Diarrhoea, and ail
disease* incident to the bowels in tne summer sea
son, it has no equal.
tor sale by O. A. BTRECKEK, Main street, Rich
mond ; G. B.JONES X. CtL.fttertburg, Va;D».
COOKE, Fred'.'ricksburg; MUKTIMEk * MOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggicu generally.
Jy 29
mj, v W KANDucrti nas tor
i; sale tbe celebrated ig/plia<. foi.oa faper, for
the d«-*truction of tlies. tec— cents jy 39
LCiUi*A>l4..— dU.Uoo let tvv ullc tine, assoitedfc
120,011) feet button wood and Oak Boards, sea
soned; 4j.WJO :eet 5 8 Fopiar ; s.Uudfeet I inch do j
35.0UU ;k t Maple an j Ors, lending and tor sale t.y
jy 'J9—4: R H WUITI.O(;K it SoN.
|>AU tutUli>U».—tiaiiioaUs and i«iikrs can
D be suopiied with a superior article.
jy ao ' FkY * M'CANDHSH.
Pi.\h BLACK TEA.—~U nail cbesiasuperior
l! Biaeit lea, fur Famiiv use.
FRY k M CANDLIBH.
WAnI'KU T« I»tiiCHASiS, a seeood
hniid Iron Cnest. Apply at liiis office.
jy f"
SLFfcltlUlt HIiACH BIA.A alltV'jr-
VVe have just received a lot of "*ry superior
blue* o:U Mitts; alio. Udi-s* and gentlemen'* white
and colored Kid Gijvea, (Alexander *) at
CHARLtfS HARTWKLL A CO.,
tv Oppoaim Swan Tavern.
i/ACON HAJiS. —country ot *0-
9. S""""""'K. a BUETOK.
c CASKS "Hosner m. s" superior sugar
0 cured a A MS, lor tale by
jyl* LEWI6 D. CRENSHAW fc CO.
C~ IHAMOiIi, OM ttAsll JiKAi'tiKllr
> For C.eanidg carriages, sliver p ate, <ac., for
sale by fUilcKuE, LADD gl Co.,
jy -i) Dru. gists, ih! Main street
GO.MsUis.nw W AXttt.—A . uit ei supply of j
Saratoga Water, Congress Spring, just .-,
direct. PUaOt*LLi. L.AUD at CO.,
jy i' 9 Druggists, iti Maw street. (
HAW THUKMJi'S -VKW UOOK.-NAdH
a WOODHOUdE bare reeelted tbe ""ihrlalr
Komanee, by Nath'l Hawthorne, author ot **The
Scarlet Letter," -Houae of htven Gable*," fee.
jy*> •
AitlCAßo COirif 01 .ape
ruir quality, for *aie by
jy 30 DAVENPORT.ALLEN k, 00.
!>ACU> HA.4s.-a lew bhda WMil prime
13 tito Sugar cared u.d canvassed Bans, teadif
and tor safe by
jy i* WILLIAMS k. BROTHER.
f "tB£MSI£.—SO bcxe* cheese reetunng and for
V* sale low io elcte.
WILLIAMS 4t OTOTBKB.
| >LAtB
W Jar*, tor pu ttingaadpre» rvlsig,jost received,
ot t, i, i, 1 aud 11 gaiion WW.
1 Also, bune Jar* uf every sue and sapeiior qneU
| "glEBBl»iB' IDAKRACOITlDAKRACOIT A CO.