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the latest news.
Important Chinese news.
The New York Exriess of Thursday in •
late afternoon postscript haa the following intel*
ligence:
Surrender of Sankin — Effcct of the AY if* in
I ondon — Withdrawal of Teat from the
Market-
We understand that the house of Messrs.
James W alter &. Co., of Front street, Tea Im
porters, have received a telegraphic dispatch
from Trieste, giving some most important in
dulgence Itom China, in anticipation of the
overland mail. ~ .
|. is stated that the dispatch in question ad-
T j f es a staie cf extreme consternation through
out ih<* whole north of China, that all busi
nees at the ports except Canton waa at a stanu
still- . „
The slaughter in small engagements was
great, and no produce of any kind coming
down, the csnal communications being closed.
In confirmation of these accounts received
I, Meseis- Walter, it is reported here that all
, P; . ,rf withdrawn ftom London market 011
lire d t> <>f st. amer Africa's sailing.
\\ . in.,v nlso state that one other bouse in
y>» York, besides Messrs. Walter, have re
ceived luiiiar news.
FURTHER.
From our own correspondent at Liverpool
we learn lhat the Chinese Insurgents have ta
ke* .Wwkin, and thai Chiang Choo and
Shanghai were totally deserted.
Fatal Steamboat Explosion.
New York, July I.—Vs the steamer New
World was about having her dock here this
morning at 7 o'clock, one of her boilers e*
ploded with a terrible concussion. So far as
at present ascertuined, one person (name not
stated) was instantly killed, and five or six bad
ly scalded—some very seriously. Their names
are not given.
[ The New World is the largest river steam
er on our Eastern waters, being 328 feet long.
She has a single cylinder 96 inches in diame
ter, and 13 feet stroke, and four low pressure
boilers. There are several larger steamers on
the Western rivers. The Eclipse of Louis
ville, for instance, is 360 feet Jong.]
SECOND DISPATCH.
Fire—Tico Fatal Accidents.
Eli Bull and John Donnelly, both firemen,
were killed by the explosion of the boiler of
the New World. Two other firemen are bad
ly injured. The chief engineer was badly
scalded.
The extensive bakery, No. 293 First avenue,
was destroyed by fire this morning. John
Cushing, a journeyman baker, was burnt to
death. Mrs. Healy, an elderly lady, jumped
from the fourth story window to the pavement
belcw, and wus so dreadfully injured that she
soon died.
The weather continues very hot, and good
heßlth prevails.
Terr title Hail Storm—(ireat Damage—
Crystal Palace Damaged—Loss of Life
Sfc., fa.
Nkw York. July 2.—One of the most ter
rific storms accompanied witii wind, rain and
hail, that has been seen here for many years,
passed over our city and vicinity last night,
doing great damage to property—several build
ings were unroofed, and some completely
blown down. Thus far it is ascertained that
lour lives have been lost. The city was com
pletely deluged. A large amount of glass
broken in various buildings, and other injury
done.
The Crystal Palace was much damaged
by the storm and flooded throughout. The
storm extended to Williamsburg, where it de
stroyed property to the amount of $50,000. In
Brooklyn, Jersey City and other places, seri
ous injury has been sustained. Some of the
hailstones which fell in this city measured
five inches in length and three in thickness.
They fell like grape shot. It is impossible
yet to ascertain the extent of damage. So far
as heard from, the storm was very destructive
along its entire track. The grain and corn
and other produce in the country suffered
greatly.
The steamers Southerner andjJames Adger
arrived here this morning.
The ship Jenny Lind, bound f Boston
to the East Indies, has been lost.
Forgery Trial—Exciting Scene.
Cincinnati, July I.—ln couif to-day, du
ring the trial of Kissane and Fiudlay for lorge
ry, Win. H. Johnson was called as a witness
for the defence. He called upon Kissune yes
terday and told him he was able to prove his
whereabouts on the 14th, and correct the mis
take made by the witnesses lor the prosecution.
Previously he had not seen Kissam for some
time, but. on reading the report in the papers,
the idea occurred to him of taking the stand
and proving an alibi. Johnson was formerly
of the firm of Lot, Pugh & Co., for whom Kis
sane was confidential clerk. After Johnson
had testified, the prosecuting attorney handed
him a forged check drawn by Kissane in De
cember laßt, and also giving him one of the
forged checks. Johnson said he knew K's
eane's handwriting as well as his own. He
then compared the checks, and as he did so an
expression of terror came upon his counte
nance, and with a con»ulsive movement he
threw both checks upon the table, exclaiming
" that check is iu Kissane's handwriting—great
God!" Johnson then fell back with a convul
sive expression, and was assisted to a chair.—
The effsc*. was stunning to the judge, jurors
lawyers and spectators. Ihe case will proba
bly"go to the jury to night.
The Fisheries—Appointments, 5fC.
Boston, July I.—Matthew H. Wan en has
been appointed to the Protective Office for t.ie
Fisheries, at Belle Isle and the Coast of La
brador. The Government of {Newfoundland
has chartered a vessel for his special use.
Mr. Knight has been appointed to the same
office at Cape John, on the tastern c'asi of
Newfoundland. Accounts from Placer.ua
Bay, with regard to the fisheries, are very dis
beanening. A French steamer of war was lying
at anchor in the North Bay of Sydney, Ihe
eteamerßose has been purchased b; Mr. tu
nard, as a tender to the Fishing Squadron.
Washington Affairs.
Washington, July Ist. — The ol
the Interior left for ihe West this morning.
B B. French entered upon his dunes as
Commissioner of Public Building O day, and
appointed Charles Thomas clerk, vice John
P. lngalls, resigned.
Judge Crawford, upon whom has devolved
the duty of administering the oath of office to
the newly appointed, has had his hands full
today.
Destructive Hail Sturm.
Northumbkrland, Pa., July I.—A terrific
hail storm passed over this place from the
West about 3 o'clock this afternoon, extend
ing some five miles in width. Nearly every
farmer lost almost his entire crop, b ru.to of
all kinds have suffered much. Several thou
sand window lights were broken in this place,
la some buildings as high as 200 were da
stroved. Hail stones measuring 7 j inches in
circumference were pickeJ up on the street.
There is no estimating the extent of the da
mage.
From Turk's Island.
New York, July Ist.—Advices from I urk s
Island, state that the rains had destroyed an
immense quantity of salt, * Bcarcit y*
The article was selling at 15 cents.
New Hampshire Legislature.
Cokcokd, July Ist.—The Legislature has
passed resolutions endorsing the Administra
tion, but those relative to the acquisition
Cuba were rejected.
trr The Danville Register of Saturday re
presents the crops of tobacco and oats in that
region aa hating been moat seriously injured
by the drought. At no time, for many yeara t
it says, haa the prospect for theae crope been
more gloomy and discouraging.
Railroad Collision-We learn that there
was another colliaion on the Baltimore and
Rnilroad on Saturday night, by which
much damage was done, and one man in the
employment of the road was killed
Lxtuksive EMBrMLEMENT.—The N. York
Express me»iions a rumor of the ember.de
ment ol a large sum by a clerk in an exchange
•tout *40000 °h Rurnor f>xe * i( a «
about $40,000, but there was nothing definite.
Arrival of the Glasgow.
f F \ V p ,<K ' - — '"he steamer Glasgow,
fiom the City of Glasgow, with dates to June
18, arrived be:e this morning, with 373 passen
gers. Her news is anticipated by the Africa's
Sailing of the City of Glasgote.
Philadelphia, July 2.—The steamer City
of Glasgow has sailed, taking out 79 passen
gers. 0
_ Another Murder.
, 'TTMbro. July 2.—A. S. Lennsler was
killed in an affray at Aiherton's saloon, and
the murderer arrested.
THE MARKETS.
Baltimore, July 2.—Sales today of 500
bbls. Howard street flour at $4 75, and 500
bbls. City Mills at same price.
The receipts ol Grain continue very light.
Some small lots of new Wheat were offered
hut not sold. We quote old red, nominal, at
100il04c; white do. 108#I12c.
About '2000 ou*h«ls yellow Corn sold at 60c.
Wn quote white 55 is7c.
Ne« York, July 2—The stock market clos
ed liulT to day.
Flour steady. Sales 4000 bbls at $4 62*4
68 for State, and $4 87t5 06 for Southern.
Sales 10,000 bushels Michigan white Wheat
at 121a123 cents. Corn dull; sales of (nixed
at 63 3 G40; red und vellow 68s69e—only 8000
bushels sold. Outs Rye 90. Cotton
quiet— ci 500 bbls. at previous prices —
Whiskey 22»23«:.
f3T*Sixteen of the be«t Apothecaries in Baltimore
•ay of STABLER' 3 ANODYNE CHERRY EX
PECTORANT, for Coughs, &c., and of STABLER'S
DIARRHOEA CORDIAIi, for Affection* of the Bow
eli, that they "are satisfied that they are medicine* of
great value, and very efficient for the cure of the
diseases for which they are recommended; that they
bear the evidence of skill aDd care in their prepara
ton and style of putting up," ice. See advertisement
in another column. jy 4—lawlmditw
t?" Prof. iHorse's invigorating C'or
dlat.—lts beneficial ftt'-icts are not confined to
either sex or any age. The overworn man of busi
ness, tha victim of nervous depression, the indivia
ual Buffering from general debility or from weakness,
will find immediate and permanent relief from the
use of this incomparable renovator To those who
have n predisposition to paralysis, it will prove a
complete and unfailing safeguard against that terrible
malady. Thers are many, perhaps, who have so
trifled with their constitutions, that they think them
selves beyond the reach of medicine. Let not even
these despair. The Elixir deals with disease as it
exists, without reference to causes, and will not only
remove the disorder itself, but ,
Rebuild ihe Broken Constitution.
Brought from a vast distance, the principal ingre
dient of the Elixir can only be procured at a heavy
expense, and the process of manufacture is also costly.
Hence, the price, to be at all remunerative, must nec
essarily be higher than that of the trashy, chance
compounded nostrum, of which the only expense con
sists in the advertising. Bat, if health is indeed a
"priceless blessing," then is the INVIGORATING
ELIXIR AND CORDIAL the cheapest medicine in
the known world.
The derangements of the system, leading to ner
vous diseases, and the forms of nervous disease itself,
are so numerous that it would require a column to
enumerate the maladies for which this preparation is
a specific. A few, however, may be enumerated, viz
neuralgia, tic doloreaux, headache, incipient paraly
sis, hysteria, dyspepsia, palpitation of the tieart, spi
nal affections, muscular debility, tremors, flatulence,
a pricking sensation in the flesh, numbness, torpidity
of the liver, mental depression, weakness of the will,
indisposition to move, faintness ifter exercise, broken
sleep and terrifying dreams, inability to remain inone
place or position, melancholy, monomania, fluor
albus. sinking at the stomach, emaciation, that does
not proceed from organic causes beyond the reach of
medicine.
Whenever the organs to be acted upon are free
from malformation or strictural diseases, it is aver
red that
Morse's Invigorating Elixir
will replace weakness with strength, incapacity with
efficiency, irregularity with uniform and natural ac
tivity, and th:s not only without hazard of reaction,
but with a happy effect on the general organization.
Bear in mind that all maladies, wherever they
begin, finish with the nervous system, and that the
paralization of the nerves of motion and sensation
is physical death. [s*"* Bear in mind, also, that for
every kind of nervous disease, the Elixir and Cor
dial is the only reliable preparation known.
It is put up cignly concentrated, in pint bottles,
with the name blown in the glass, and sold at $3
per bottle; two for §5; six for 812
CHARLES H. RING,
192 Broadway, New York, General Agent.
BENNETT dc BEERS,
125 Main st, Richmond.
Sold by Druggitts generally je 30—6t
E3P Dyspepsia, lttaeuinai'sm, Bcrofula,
Liver Complaint, &c>—Fbom the Metrop
olis.—Pass it around —let the afflicted hear the glad
tidings ! This is but the sentiment of thousands :
Washington ,May 17, 1833.
Messrs Mortimer t Mowbray: Gentlemen—Having
been afflicted with Liver Complaint often years stand
ing, 1 hereby, fer the benefit of the affiictea, take great
pleasure in announcing that after using a few bottles
of j our Hampton Tincture, I found it had accomplish
ed a perfect cure. 1 have used different medicines
from time to time, but have never been able to account
for any apparent good; and it is a blessing to stricken
humanity that that medicine is found which possesses
ihe wondrous power of prolonging human life The
many cures it has wrought is a sufficient guarantee of
the beneficial results which may be experienced from
its use. Yours, respectfully,
J CURTAIN HAY.
CHRONfC INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.
The wife of Thos M Yeakla, 76 Pearl st, was a great
sufferer for eight years. Restored to perfect health By
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
A boy in the family of Hon W P Thompson, once
member of Congress, from Kentucky, was a maas of
sores from head to foot. His eyelids turned inside out,
protruding overthe eyeballs so as to produce blindness.
He was cured by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, he.
Mr Henry C Winn had a cough for five years, great
weakness. Lc; had, in all, five or six physicians; tried
all their remedies, but was cured only by Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis
Sold by OA STRECKER, Richmond.
G B JONES it CO, Petersburg.
MORTIMER it MOWBRAY.
Prenrietors. Baltimore, and Druggists generally-
Je 1# "
cy Tooth Ache cured by Garlick <SL
IJwathniey'u Tooth Ache Specific.—lt ii
warranted to contain nothing injurious to the teeth,
and has never yet failed in a rinele iSatance to relieve
tn a few minutes. See the certificate of Dr. Edmunds
a practising Dentist of this city.
Messrs. Garlics it Owathmby : Gent.—l have
used nearly fifty phials of your Tooth Ache Specific
and am highlv pleased with its good effects. It cer
tainly wrll relieve the pain when ctussa by external
agencies; does net injure the Teeth and is excellent
for inflamed and spongy Gums. 1 consider it the best
article used for Tooth Ache, and cheerfully recom
mend it to Dentists and those afflicted with aching
teeth. Yours, respectfully
THOMAS H. EDMUNDS,
gold by BENNETT fc. BEERS, PURCELL. LADD
CO., and Druggists generally. Price 25 cents.
ap 20 —3m
Engf* More Evidence.—We have jmt beoD
informed by a gent'eman from the country, with a
large family, that he has had a great many attacks
of Summer Complaint, but not in one instance has he
failed in making a perfect cure in less than twent*-
fourhours, witE BAKER'S PRIMIUM BITTERS.
He believes also, that $50 would not have paid his
doctor's bill without the Bitters. He says he never
intends to do without it in his family. His nsme
will be used if required, but not wishing it published.
Price aO cent* i>«r oott.'o. For sale "y
Messrs Parcell, Ladd h Co; Bennett t Beer*, A
Duvcl, Adie & Gray, and Druggists generally
throughout the city. Alio, of Todd & Christian.
Petersburg; D R Lyman, Lynchburg; King 4: Toy,
Norfolk; Dr E Cunm, Williamsburg.
fy* Ordnrs addrwssed to E BAILER, Rlahmond,
Va, will receive prompt attention. Je ;J0
EFXall on Mnsona To-day If you would
have a beautiful picture—the weather we know
is warm; but his rooms are cool and pleasant, and
hi* pictures are of the first class and always give
satisfaction. His Stereoscopic likenesses areun
qaalied ia every respect. il 2
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TP-AWaMITTRD FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Hand a ran and <;antemala.
New York, July 3 —Advices from Truxillo
to ihe 12th elate that the war between Hondu*
rat and Gautemala ia ended.
Excitement la St. John*—The Fiaherlea.
Boston, July 3.—Advices from St. John?,
N. 8., to the lat inat. have been received.—
Great excitement prevailed relative to an at
tempt to enforce the Maine Liquor Law, and
Temperance Hall was blown up with gun
powder.
The mackerel fisheries at Magdalen Island*
are an utter failure this season. The aiming
of the American fishing vessels for aelf-protec
tion, is characterised as piracy.
EST-* -Permanent care of a Bad Lea
?. y . ? I ?^. ay " and Pills.—Tbe
Mate of the Mary Sheppard, on the passage boms
from Calcutta injured hi* leg, which broke out li
°m 1 'j?" '! , I °. re "' *" 11181 he was quite incapable of
attending to hi* duty. He tried every available
remedy that tbe ship medicine che»t afforded, but
without success He was then recommended by
Mr. Taylor, the Second Officer, to try Holloway-;
Ointment and Piils Having procured some from
a passenger he uted them, with the most happy
result, lor long before be reached England bis lee
wa» completely cured, and the surface bore no
signs of it* former dreadful state.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, ("near Tem
pie Bar) London, and by all respectable Vendor*
of Patent Medicines throughout the British Empire,
and by thoso of the United State*, in Pots and Box
es at 37 X cents, 87 cents, and SI 50 each. Whole
«aie by the principal Drug Hotues in the Union, and
by Messrs A B & D SANDS. New York, and PUR
CELL, LADD & CO, Richmond, Va. '
There is very considerable saving In taking the
larger size*.
N K—Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box. le2B lw
taT* Great Excitement!—lmmeoie Sac
css?.;~"Jn°r ® than 500 in the City
of Kichraond "lone testify to the remark
able cures performed by Carter's Spanish
Mixture.—Thi« great spring medicine and puri
fyer of the blood ii now used by hundreds of grateful
patients, who testify daily to the remarkable cures
f&fel&SS Ef?To«f. ■S.SSriiSS:
tiszn, scrofula, ernrtions in the skin. liver disease,
fevere, ulcere, old sores, affections of the kidneys, dis
eases of the throat, em&le complaint*, pain* and
aching of the bonea and joints, are speeaily put to
flight by using thia great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the bleod, and as a spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. It cleanses the system of all im
purities, acts gently and efficiently on the liver and
kidneys, strengthens the digestion, gives tone to the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy, and re
stores the constitution, enfeebled by disease or broken
down by excesses in youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the ladies, it is incomparably better than all the
cosmetics ever used. A few doses of Carter s Spanish
Mixture will remove all sailowness of complexion,
bring the roses mantling to the cheek, give elasticity
to the step and improve the general heaith in a re
markable degree, bejond all the medicines ever heard
of.
The large number of certiScates of remarkable cures
performed on persons residing in our own city by the
US9 of Carter's Spanish Mixture, is the best evidence
that there is no humbug about it. The press, hotel
keepers, magistrates, physicians and public men, wall
known to the community, all add their testimony to
them>nderful efiects of this GREAT BLOOD Pl/RI-
Call and see a few out of the hundreds of certiScates
around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed '
BENNETT fc BEERS. Druggists
No 125 Main street, Bichmoa
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
Price fii per bottle, or six bottles for ftS. en 1
DAGUERRttOTI PES.
Would you keep those priceless treasurer
fclernuriea of long vanUned pleasures,
And preserve fur your beholding,
Forres and faces long sicce moulding t
Moulson can take, with oriel endeavor,
Face and form that last lcrever.
A truthful, life-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature of a relative or friend, severed from us
by distance or death, who wouid not prize and de
sire to possess \ A clear, rich-tonec, curabir Da
guerreotype is an object rareiy seen. But L. jUL
SON'S Pictures withstand the te?t of time, atsd ere
pronounced by the highest authority, unrurpasafc-d
on either side toe Atlantis.
Our price for one of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no saia.
Strangers and citizens are ccraiaiiy invited to
call and examine specimens.
Observe tha name and number—SfCULSON'S
Sky and Side Light Daguerreau Gallery, 110 Main
atrnat. g
GOOD MKBICINEB. —STABLE R>S
DIARRHOEA COKDIAL—
Is a peasant Mixture, compounded in agreement with
the rules of Pharmacy, of therapeutic agents, long
known sad celebrated tor their peculiar efficacy in
curing DIARRHCEA, and similar affections of the
system. In its action, it all.* vs nausea and produces
a healthy condition of the LiVEB, thus removing the
causa at the same time tha' it cures the disease.
Stibler * AEodyße * herry *>* pectornnt
Is confidently recommended to Invalids, as unsur
passed by any Known preparation, for the cure of
COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and other forms of Com
mon Colds; BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CROUP,
CONSUMPTION in an Early Stage, and for the
RELIEF of the Patient even in Advanced Stages of
that Fatal Disease.
■ It combines, in a scientific manner, remedies of
loDg esteemeed value, with others of more recent dis
covery; and besides its soothing and tonic qualities,
acts through the skin gently, and with great efficacy,
for the cure of this class of diseases.
The valuable Medicines above named have recently
been introduced, with the approval of a number of
the Medical Profession in the City of Baltimore
and elsewhere, and in practice have succeeded most
admirably in curing the diseases for which they are
prescribed. They are offered to the Country Piacti
tioner, as Medicines which he can in all respects de
pend upon, as prepared in agreement with the expe
rience of some of the most learned and judicious Phy
sicians, and strictly in conformity with the rules of
Pharmacy, and as especially serving hisconvemence,
who cannot so readily as the City Pcysician, have his
own prescriptions compounded by a practical Pharma
ceutist.
See the descriptive Pamphlets, to be had gratis of
all who have the Medicines for sale, containing re
commendations from Doctors Martin, Baltzell,
Addison, Payne, Handy, Love, &c.
Doctor S. B. Martin says, "1 do not hesitate to re
commend your Diarrhcea Cordial and Anodyne
Cherrv Expectorant," &c
Doctor John Addison says, "It gives me much
pleasure to add my testimony to that of others, in
favor of the extraordinary efficacy of your Diar
r.icea Cordial, Alc; and of the Expectorant, "I
have no hesitation in recommending it as a most valu
able medicine," 4tc.
Doct. R. A. Payne says he has used the Diarrhcea
Cordial in his practice "with happiest ettect, and
thinks it one of the most convenient and efficient
combinations ever offered to our profession.''
Doctor L. D. Handv writes, "I have administered
your Anodyne Expectorant in several cases of
Bronchial Affection, with the most happy results and
from a knowledge of its admirable effects, I can,
with the greatest confidence, recommend it,' £tc.
Doct. W. S. Love writes to us that he has adminis
tered the Expectorant to bis wife, who has had the
Bronchitis for rouRTEEa years, and thatshe is fast
recovering from her long standing malady. It has in
a few weeks done her more good than all the remedies
■he has heretofore used under able medical ceunsel.
Sixteen of the best Apothecaries and Pharmaceu
tists in the City ot Baltimore, write, "We are satis
fied the preparations known as Stabler s Anodyne
Cherry Expsctorant and Stablet's Diarrho-a Cordial,
are medicines of great value, and very efficient for
the relief and cure of the diseases for which they are
recommended; they bear the evidence of skill and
care in their preparation and style of putting up, and
we take pleasure in recommending them.
Twenty-seven of the most respectable Merchants,
residents of Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina,
who have sold and also used these medicines them
selves, say, "From our own experience and that of
our customers, we do confidently recommend them
fro Bono Pablieo. We have never known any reme
dies used for which they are prescribed, to be so
efficient, and to give such entire satisfaction to all."
The above notices of recommendation from mem
bers of the Medical Faculty, Pharmaceutists of high
standing, and Merchants of the first respectability,
should be sufficient to satisfy all, that these medicines
are worthy of trial by the afflicted and they are of a
different stamp and class from the "Quackery" and
"Cure Alls" so much imposed upon the public.
For sale by Druggists, Apothecaries and Country
Storekeepers generally.
E. H. STABLER it CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, 120 Pratt Street, Baltimore.
For sale by Druggists generally.
PI'RCELL, LADD It CO,
Jy 4—dlawhwto Richmond, Agents.
ISINFKCTING fcLUAiU—l,e Doyen s Pa
tent Disinfecting Fluid, tor purifying sick room*
sod counteracting putril smell* and other unplea
sant effluvia; for sale bv
ADIE ft GRAY, Druggist*,
jje 29 147 Main street.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Jataea at. Tayler.
CO MM I SHIONKK'S HALB OF Iflf«
PROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY OM
17th OR VALLEY STREET.—By virtue of a
decree made by the Circuit Coaat lor the city of
Richmond, on the 89.h day of Jane, 1853, tbe cue
of "Wj»a vs Cramp'* adm'r and all," and aa com
missioner appointed by the aald Court for the pur
pose, 1 (hall on Thursday, 14th day of July, 1853,
commencing at 5# o'clocx, P M, upon the pre
mises, to the bigh«at bidder tell the late reaidenee of
John Wyie, dee'd, cons'sting of a large four ftory
Brick House, witb about 1} acrea of ground at
tached, situated on the eaat tide of 17th atreet, and
running back to Federal atreet. The property will
be divided according to a plan which may be aeen
at the office of the auctioneer.
Tuxs-One-third in cash, residue in two equal
Initalmeots at 1 and 2 yeara, with internal, for ne
foUtble note*, witb sstiaisctory en darter*, and the
"tie to be retained until the latt of *aid note la folly
paid oft and ditcharged
JOHN GBjEME, Com'r.
JAMES M. TAYLOR. Aactr. jy 4
It. P. Payae, Waleawaa.
A ® M ,y iIB J%ATOK'SBALE OFHoste-
Ix hold and Kltekea Furniture at Auc
tion.— Will be aold on FkIDaY, the Bth inst at
o'clock, at the reaidenee of the late Mr Thomas
Cowles, on Main itreet, nearly opposite to the
Union Hotel, a large and bandaome parcel of
Household and Kitchen Famiture in good order
consisting of the niual variety. Alao, one Piano'
Txasis.- Sumsi under §50 cath; 8»U and upward*
6 month* credit for negotiable paper aatUfactorily
endowed. THOS W DOSWELL,
Sheriff of Richmond, and aa auch, administrator
witb the will annexed of Thoa Cowlea, dee'd
jy 2 '
ing sold thei- Richmond Iron and Steel Works of
fer for sale privately, until the 14th day of July
next, their entiie stock of bsr iron, hoops, bands
crow bsrs, binges, £c. &c '
It comprises a large assortment of superior iron,
and will be sold in large or small quantities to re
tpontible customers, upon accommodating terms.
Such of the stock aa may remain unsold at the
expiration of this month will be offered at auction
on Friday, tbe 14th day of July next, at 10 A M.
je22—date tda* TOMPKINS & GVVYNN.
AMUSEMENTS
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD
4th of July Excursion.
mm CBEBBttD Excusrion Tickets will
issued at the office »f the
u. ol f. Aaiiruaa, lor retersburg, on the morning
of the 4th, to go by the Express Train, which will
leave at 7 A M, and return by the s*me train, whieh
will leave Petersburg at 7 o'clock P M.
Eg*"Ticket for the round trip, 81—goodjfor that
day only. THOtj. DODAMEAD,
Jy 2 Superintendent.
«H JUL.Y EXCURSION.
By the Nets, Large and Elegant Steamer
BbLiVIDJIRE.
This large and commodious steam
<MMi£3l3Ceri ' n charge of Captain Gilford, will
ii»Ko an Excursion as far as City Point and back,
on the Evening of the 4th July, a distance going
and returning, of about 100 miles.
She will leave her wharf at Rocketta, at 3
o'clock in the afternoon, and return by or
betore the hour of 12 o'clock.
It is seldom that such an opportunity offers by
so large a boat, to make a pleasure excursion down
our river.
Music and refreshments will be provided on
board, and every attention shown by Captain Gif
ford to make the trip a pleasant one.
The charge for a gentleman alone, only.. ®1 00
For a lady and gentleman together, only 1 50
And for every additional lady accompa
nying a gentleman, only 50
je 2S
WANTED.
WANTED, a good plain Cook, Washer
and Ironer (white) for a small family; to
go two miles in the country. Liberal wages will
be paid. Apply at the American Hotel.
jy 2—3t*
WANTi£i>. —An active young man of polite
manners, who can come recommended, may
hearof a situation by enquiring at thisifflce.
Also, a Servant Girl, for the balance ot the year.
Jy 2-3t«
WA.NTKD. —A white or colored man, to work
in a printing office. Apply at this office,
jy 2—2t*
t'AKI'IiNTKKS. —Wanted to hire to worn os
> a mill, tive or tea Carpenters. For such as
will suit, good wages will be paid Apply lo
je3o L. D. CKKNSHAW CO.
WANTED— A Bread Baker. Apply to
WM FALCONEK,
je "29 171 Main street.
WANTED TO RENT.—We wish to rent for
one or more years, a Plantation, say of
from 50 to 200 acres, with improvements thereon,
and not exceeding 7 miles from Richmond For
such a Plantation, a libeVal rent will be gtven, either
in cash, or a part of the crop. Apply to
je2B TOLLR fc COOK, Agents.
URVANTS WANTED FOR THE
SPRINGS—We wish to hire immediately, 6
mile diningroom and house Servants ; also.* good
assistant Cook, for the Springs. Persons having
such for hire, will do well to call without delay.
je 28 TOLER U COOK, Agents
WANTKD.— I wish to hire a White
to attend to a little Farm near Richmond.—
Apply to ED. D. EACHO,
je 28 General Agent and Collector.
ANTED.—I wish to hire for tne balance of
the year, or by tbe month, a No 1 dining room
servant. One that c-n come well recommended.
Apply to ED WD D EACHO,
je 23 Generui Agent and Collector.
WANTED FOR THE SWEtiT SPRINGS,
A first rate assistant Man Cook. None
need fepply but a good one, who can come well re
commended and has been accustomed to cooking
in public houses.
je 15 NACE <fc WINSTON.
WANTED.— I wish to hire for the balance of
tha year, 2 able-bodied MEN, to go 11 miles in
the country; white or black.
EDW'DD EACHO,
je 4 General Agent and Collector.
WANTED— Virginia Fire and Marine Insu
rance Stock, by
mv 20 NACE ic WINSTON.
EMPLOYMENT.— Hands, who are ac
l customed to manufacturing Coats, Pants and
Vests, cr.n have constant employment on applica
tion to M B Swzxkev. at
KENT, PAINE Sc KENT'S,
my 30 No II Fourteenth street
Head Quarters Ist Regiment Va. Vols,/
Richmond, July Ist, 1853. >
v.// ORDERS No. «6.-l. The Regiment
parade in front of the City Hail on
iSPC MONDAY, the 4th of July, at 11 o'clock,
2. Commandants will post their companies in
line promptly at the hour designated, and see that
they are provided with nine rounds of blank cart
ridge, to fire the national salute at IS o'clock, M.
By order WALTER H HARRISuN,
jy 2—2t Adjutant
ATTENTION VIRGINIA RIFLES,
Attend a parade in front ol the City Hall, on
MONDAY, the 4th instant, at 10* o'clock, with
twelve rounds ot blank cartridge*. Arm* in
order for inspection. By order of the Captain.
* PHIL BERGHEIMER, O 8.
Honorary members are requested to meet the
Company after parade at the City Spring,
jy 2—2t* P B. O S.
4ATT£NTIONi YOUNG GUARD. .
Parade at your Armory on MONDAY, the 4th of
July, at 9 o'clock, A M, precisely, in fall sum
mer uniform—arms in order for inspection.
By order of the Captain.
j y 2 7 J W BARLOW, O. 8.
eagle infantry Parade on m an*
day Morning* July 4th, at 10 o'clock, in front
ot the City Hafl, with 9 rounda of blank cart
ridge.
B? order of die Lieut- Commanding.
jy JNO. C. POWELL, Jr, O 8-
PRIME NEW ORLEANS SUGAR—sJO
bhds Prime N. O. Sugar, just received and for
sale low by ® LEE.
je 10—ts
OAA SACM.* EOC&JLAND LJiUE, just
OU U received per schr John, Capt Cable*, and
for sale at the wharf. _
je 10 SOBEBT RAH KIN.
AUCTION SALEi
FUTURE DAYS.
By WelUtffftwi 6«ddia.
MOB* VALUABLE PRIVATE KJEBI
-1U DEUCE OM GRACE, BETWEEN 2nd AMD
3sd STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION —
Will be sold on Taeaday, the sth day of July,
1853, upon tbe premises, commencing at 5 o'clock,
that most vslusble reaidenee on Grace street, be
tween 2nd and 3rd streets, lot owned by B.Slado,
Esq, (who contemplates removing from Rich
mond ) The Lot has a froat of 68 net, sad runs
back 163 feet. The House has 11 rooms, betides
brick kitchen containing 4 rooms -all built within
the last fourteen years of the best materia! and of
superior workmanship. The building* alone cost
S7OOO.
Persons disposed to purchase the above property
can do so before the dsy of sale.
Txajfs—One quarter cash; balance at 3, 6 and 9
months for negotiable notes, interest added, se
cured by a trust deed,
je 87 W. GODDIN, Auctr.
Neat cottauk rbsidbnce on
CLAY, BETWEEN Ist AND 2ND STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold on FH.
day Afternoon, the Bth dsy of Jafe 1853, upon
the premises, commencing at 5 o'eWmt that neat
little Cottage Residence on the South side of Clay,
between Island 2nd streets, adjoining the residence
of Dr John McConnell, and now occupied by Mrs
Minter. The Lot fronts 36 feet, runs bsck 163 feet.
Tins—One-quarter cash; balance at 3. 6 and 9
months for negotisble notes. bearing interest, and
title retained till lsst note is paid.
je3o W. GODDIN, Auctr.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
BROAD AND Bth STREETS FOR BALE AT
AUCTION —Will be sold on Tkstraday After
noon, the 7th dsy of July, 1853, upon the premises,
commencing at 5 o'clock, that most valuable Lot on
the South aide of Broad sti eet and East line of 18th
street, fronting on Brosd street 120 feet, running
back 60 feet. It will be divided to suit purcbssers.
Teems—One-third cash; balance at 6 and 12
montha for negotiable notes, interest sdded, and
title retained till last note is paid.
je3o W. GODDIN, Auctr.
rpBUSTKE'S SALK OF VALUABLE
A Beal Estate la the City of Richmond,
aa Byrd, between 9th and JI Oth streets.—
By virtue of a deed ot trust executed to the sub
scriber by Joseph Rots and wile, dated 21 th Au
gust, 1*52, duly recorded in Richmond Huttinga
Court, I shall, (in execution of the said trust, hav
ing been so requested by the creditor thereby se
cured) proceed to *ell at public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of July,
1853, at 5 o'cloek, P M, if fair, if not, the next fair
day, at the tame hour, the real eatate thereby con
veyed, contiating of lot No 2, fronting 32# feet on ,
Bjrd street, running back 150 feet to sn slley 15 ]
feet wide, and being part of lot No 408 in the plan |
of said city, on which there stands a new brick
atore and dwelling. The title is believed to be I
good, but selling aa trustee, I shall convey with the
ucual special warranty.
Tkbms—Enough in cash to defray the expenses ;
of sale, and to discharge a bond of CIOOO, with In j
tereit thereon from 2Uth August, 1852, and on tuch
credit aa to tbe residue, as the personal represents. !
tive of the aaid Ross shall prescribe and direct—or ,
in case of the failure to give such direction, then
upon such terms as I shall announce at tbe time of '
sale. JOHN B YOUNG, Trustee.
Sale conducted by W Goddin, Auct. '
jy I—dtds
By James M. Taylor.
That highly valuable farm,
one mile west of the city, known as
Hose Neath, for sale.— The subscriber's
health having been restored by a residence of four
years in the county, and desiring to devote his undi
vided attention to commercial pursuits, and with
that view to remove to the city, he offers for sale
his farm, called Rose Neath, situated in Henri
co county, one mile west ot the city, on the Deep
Run Turnpike—a continuation of Broad street, with
convenient access to the Westhsm Plank Road.
The iarm contains about 2*24 acres of land, all
cleared, and about 200 acres of it in the highest
state of agricultural improvement, as the crops
now growing and being gathered, will abundantly
testify.
The improvements are extensive, of the most
convenient and modern description, and in perfect
order, being peculiarly adapted both for family
comfort and the purposes of (he firm.
The pr; perty is susceptible of division into three
or more beautiful tracts.
First, the mansion house, with 11 rooms, bath
hmise, kitchen, out houses for servants, smoke,ice,
machine, corn and large hay houses, extensive sta
ble room, &c, with about 113 acres of laud, includ
ing a garden of 4 acres, and a beautiful yard and
flower garden, tastefully set out in shade trees,
shrubs and flowers.
Secondly, a frame building with six looms above,
besides a brick basement; kitchen, with 4 rooms,
extensive stabling, hay shelter 100x40 feet, <tc, Ate,
with 91 acres of laud.
Tcird, a tract of 20 acres without improvements,
fronting on Grove street, and within aiew hundred
yards of the Plank Road.
A more minute description of this property Is
deemed unnecessary here, as those disposed to pur
chase will prefer to view the premises; and all such
are invited to do so, and treat with James M Tay
lor, Auctioneer, at whose office a plat of the land
may be seen.
There is not, nor has there probably been offered
in this market tor years, a more desirable piece of
property of equal dimensions with as many advan
tages ot location, beauty and sound investment;
and nothing but tha reasons above given induces
the wwner to part with it.
If not sold privately before WEDNESDAY, the
6th day of July, it will on that day, commencing
at 5X o'clock, P M, upon the premises, be offered
at public auction. And the following day, com
mencing at 11 o'clock, A H, will be sold the farm
ing utensils, ot every description, stock, consisting
of tine mules, milch cows, heifers, yearlings, hogs,
See, all of fine br< ed.
The terms will be most liberal and accommodat
ing.
Should a private sale of the land be effected be
fore the day of sale, due notice will be given.
LEWIS D CRENSHAW.
James M Taylor, Auctioneer.
je 23—3teod&dtdswlt
IVINE MLILOING LOTS*"IN* THE
TOWN OF SIDNEY AT lUCTiON — Will
be sold on Friday, 8:h July, commencing at 5J<
o'clock, P M, upon the premises, 6 Building Lots
in the town of Sidney, on the East tide of Harvie
street, and three on the West side if said street,
each fronting 30 feet and running back about 130
feet to an alley.
These Lots have en elevated and beautiful loca
tion, and are for building sites, equal to any in
that highly improving neighborhood.
Terms very liberal.
je 28 JAS M TAYLOR, Auctr
TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS AND
Lets oh Concord street, near Car Hus
ton's Mill, at Anction.—Will be sold on
THURSDAY, 7th July, at 5J o'clock, P M, upon the
premises, two Framed Tenements and lots, fronting
together on Concord street 30 feet six Inches, and
running back 141 feet to the mill bank. The houses
are in good order, and now rented at §10 per
month.
Tb&ms : One-third cash; balance at 4 and 8 mo*.,
with interest and satisfactorily aecured.
Jy 1 JAS M TAYLOR, Auct
By Alexander Nott Ac Co.
TRUSTEE SALE OF HOU-EHOLD
A FURNITURE, <tc —By virtue of a deed of
trust executed to me Sept «th, 1847,1 shall sell on
Tuesday, July sth, at 10 o'clock, at the house in
Taylor's Row, the 3d from Second street, on Main,
certain Household and Kitchen Furniture. The
Furniture i* of good quality, and ha* been well
kept CH. MAURICE SMITH, Trustee.
Sale conduoed by Ai.zx. Nott tc Co, Aucts.
Terms at sale. Je 28.
By George J. samner.
Genteel household furni
ture AT AUCTION —On Friday Mara,
lag, the l*t July, commencing at 9)f o'clock, will
be sold at auction, without reserve, at the residence
of Mr C H Butterfleld, (who is declining houae
kfjepioß) on sth street, between Byrd and Canal,
all hi* Household and Kitchen Furniture, eon*i*t
ing in Bart of one mahogany Sofa, Chair*, Table,
Mirror, Carpet*, two good Panther Bed*, Mat
trasses, Bedstead*, one exeellent Cooking Stove
and fixture* ia good order, and many other useful
article*. Term* cut.
Bale to be conducted by
je a GEO. J. SUMMER, Aact
Pestpoaed.-The above sale 1* unavoidably
postponed to Tuesday morning, commencing at 10
"jyi** GEO J BUMMER,Auct
NK. RUM.— I '-Howlnad" Brand For sale
• by DAVENPORT, ALLEN ft CO.
Jy * =
w'MALL. Na. S MaCKEßHL—Landing
O this do from schooner Susan, for sale by
je2S WILLIAMS ft BROTHER.
, w.thus»sr^2ssss
rlotion, the nbMriber ?T? P***% «■ ■
the order* of hi* —*t
di*po*ed to parebaae. *"!
Richmond for opwwd. of *
un> w Hal >11 Ma « yj» Jjpjj
promptly «od properly attended to. "* 00
jTiaciSrjar-*•»-->>«■
BT Th« prinud oficial dr.wtna* *eat to .
respondent* by (he first mail.
Cg* Prize* cached at fight
Addre** TIIUMAB LAMBE&T
HIT 14—lata 9*ltlmotevW«l
MUUTIMOK£« BITTKK t'OKDlil:
AND BLOOD PURIFI£JL-Prfee.flT±
Bottle.— Pbyaieiaoa of the firat (tending tnt he
medical profe**ion u*e and prescribe it aa tba ——
elective ALTERATIVJfc AND BLOOD PDJUraSt
ever known; while Tact namber* who bad iatm
differed from diaeaaea or complaint* brought oabr
sedentary habit*, expoaoro, indirection, torpid atat* of
the liver, or imparine* of the blood, now look noa
thia Cordial aa moat mytteriooa and magical a its
healing propertiea and re*torin« power*. Itatade
prominent fn Che treatment and core of Nearakia.
General Debility'and Nervosa Affection*, DyapomtS
or Indigeation, Lea* of Appetite. Acidity
mach, Nervoae Headache, or Flow of Blood to th
Head, Co*tiveaee* or Irregnlaritie* of the Bowete.
Fjeuuy, Pain* or Miaery in the Side or Xecion of the
HeMt,j-Wnle»«TorDeprearionofßpiriU,ftpiSoS
of the Heart, Dimcalt Breathing, Sinking SeaMttoeaL
Prostration of the Nervosa System, Cold, Chillv Sen
sations, or Numbnea* of the Flesh or Limb*. Dufcalt
s.lss. w?
irregularities.especially with Femalea: nnSuctaa
?rl^oV^m~JSi! n °' ** NerT °" Syrt " B *"•
itiortinore'e Bitter Cordial
la purely vegetable, pleasant to take, and perfeeti*
•ale to be uaed in any Mate of healtk even bv the
moit delicate female or child.
BP* Price one dollar per bottle.
.£&£££?! aiSttrep* »•> >
W Remember that we aeli at whole**]* and —
that moat invaloable and rare rem idy for
turn m all ita forma, either in*is,nniatory acute, or
chronic, no difference how bad the case, orhew loa*
standing. Thia i* Mortimore's BiiEUMATIO cfm.
POUND, which i* a vegetable extract, aa interaal re
medy, prepared expreaaly for thi* oae diaeaa* It ha*
already cared thoaeand* who bad long been cripple*
The evidence i* most overwhelming and conviacina.
aa given by vast number* of oar mo*t respectable c£
tizen*.
Call and get a circular, and read the letter* and ear
tificate* of vonr friends and those around yon who
had lone (tillered, but who have been restored to per
fect health by thia remedy.
For aale by PU&CELis LADD k CO, (oie Agents
for Richmond ap 20
f— GOOD NKWs FOB VIBI
aOaSTUKM TO THE VIRGINIA
SfttiNufl—nor SPRINGS LIKE FROM STAUN
TON TO THE HOT AND WHITE SULPHUR
SPUING?. PASSING BY THE BATH ALUM AND
WARM — THROUGH FROM RICHMOND T5
THE HOT SPRINGS IN TWO DAYS —Visitors
to the springs, and the public generally, are in.
formtd th*t on Tuesday, the sih of July next,
there will be pi need upon the road fr< m Staunton
to the White Sulphur Spring*, a Line of splendid
Concord Coaches, which will be run tri-weekly du
ring the Seringa season, leaving Staunton and the
White Sulphur for the Hoi Sprit gs every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, and leaving the Hot
Springs for those places on the alternate day*
The night stand from Staunton and the White Sul
phur will be at the Hot Springs and the cosches
will rest there on Sunday Travellers who avail
themselves of thia line will be conveyed with all
possible comfort and expedition, and without night
travel, to their plt.ee of destination. In addition to
the tri weekly line, an extra Stane will be kept at
ihe Hot Springs, and alao at Staunton, for the ac
commodation of the public Passengers for tha
Hot Springs will be entitled to a preference, aud
those lor the Whito Sulphur next.
5T Persons who choose to patronize this line
will remember to pay through only to Staunton.
Fare from Staunton to tne Bath Alum, Warm
and Hot Springs 6«cb, 83 50; to tha White Bui
phur, $ti0O; from Hot Springs to White Sulphur,
82 50. For seats, apply at Wuodtoard's Hotel*in,
Staunton THOS GOODE,
31 2—dtf Hot Springs, jane 27 i 853.
NEW GOODS, NEW t»OUl>B—Suited to
the warm season.
Grass Stirts, a large assortment
Palm Leaf and other Fans
White Rerege
OrgaudiH Muslins
Bite* Silk Lacea
White Silk Frioges
White and Black Gimps
Printed Orcatidie Muslins
Alexanders Silk Gloves
Wash Net Illusion
Lace Band*. Muslin Binds, very cheap
A largf lot Embroidered Pointed Muslin Collar*
C A. GWATKIN,
Jv S3—3t!f Opposite Exchange Bank.
HKIiLtHU UVfi-lia
still selling oft at and below cost, ana weuld
respectfully cail the attention of the pu jlic goner
ally to my Isrge stock of Dry Goods which I have
on hand yet. as I had rather sacrifics Ihs Goods at
the counter In prefere ice to sending th»m to auc
tion to be sold. Persons desirous ot buying
Cheap Goods can get them by calling at
. „ H ROSENFELD'S,
jy tf 175 Broad street.
I?XPHES>SJ NOTICE.—PARISEN & KING
AJ are now running their Express daily on Um
Mail and Accommodation Trains over the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, thence by stages to all
points beyond the Western terminus of tha Raad
through Western Virginia to KnoxviJle, Tenn.—
They continue to iorward and Express Good* to
and from New York per steamers Keanoke and
JaueitswO) as well as to all the principal points
in North Carolina, Virginia, &o.
Ba particular in ordering from New York
to specify "Paruen If King's Ezpresi, No. 2 Barclay
street, where they will ba received and recaiuseff
tor by J U KING, one of the firm.
Do not be deceived by ''exclusive privileges"
on me steamers That is positive,v proven ttHbe a
HUMBUG, by P at K's continuing ~i<> de.iver their
goods as promptly as ever and at their usual cheap
rates. WM. L HaULE. Agent,
Pearl »treet. Richmond,
And Va Tenn Railroad JDepot, Lvncabure, Va.
Jr a— lw
f&s n HKM 1 , tils tiuot ai.u cjr. Yemeni
tkM Dwelling, located on Bank atteet, a tew doer*
above Mn Claiborne's, containing 8 rjonit, with
batement and all the convenience toe • family.—
'lhe cool, neat and retired litaation of this home,
together with its proximity to buaiseas,mafcesltoi»
of the moat desirable to a business man in the city.
Posaeaaion given immediately. Apply at 57 Mam
street, opposite City Hotel. j y 2—3t* *
A* OK KfiMT.-The large and convenient
dwelling on Main, between :9th and 20th at.
f usaesaion may b« had about the 16th iast. Apply
to the subscriber reaiding on the premises
jy 54—3t* JNOCBTAKARD.
TUB VIRGINIA iIIKOICAL AND 80*-
GICAL JOURNAL for July, 1833,-Jnrt n ■
ceived and for tale by A MORRIS,
]? 2 WMila UraeC
FOR HIHK-Bj the month, or tor the baT
ance of the year, a una)) girl, tuiuWe for a
Nurae. Apply io TOLE& is. COOK,
iJ a Agent*.
HlKE—for the balance ot Cm nv, a
r woman, aa excellent Hcu>« Servant, withtvo
children, the youngest being a little mot* Umk •
month old. Prioe board and clothing Anply at
l hi* office. jf 3_3j»
ATKK COOLKKH, fce.-BySeXS*
wearerecelrlng thia day • further (apply of
Cooler*, Refrigerator*, ftc. for tale by
ZmMgRMAW.
pßlLOlillN'H 61 US.—Br the ataamer
V/ Pennsylvania we are receiving another lot of
Cab*, VV.liow Carriage*, Hobby Hor***, t*. Far
•ale by ZIMMtUUUM.
1000
Jra JOHM a CLAiHOMH
UEIIU BACON IIDM AMP MOUL
* DERB, for Ml* by
Jy» JOHM H CLAIBORJg.
\IW CBOF I.IMMH^IIIwiinwS?
" Lemon*, la prime order, for aale by
jyl . *V J.EHTgqAL.
UONNKTM, BOMJ(«TI.-rt« nedfWS*
D C BARTu* S, ioa Mais MMMfcaeaae eTCMp
Bonnet* and a erne of Lawn Boaaato, twy cheap.
DUVK TXAO» -WO baaaalaar fKaas