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From nnr HffclKl lirportfr.
CnAM.oTTitsvu.LK, Aug. 3d, 1853.
Mr'lfi Editor* —I visited the Univer*ity yeater
, av 6vecirg, and hsvejtist returcd from Mootieel
v bsr'n? bare'y tme to drop you a sine befo»e the
( | amandnr obligation* to Pr*de**or
CBf« *• c
p ftr ri§r-D, Ihe F«cu ?y »t th* Uatrer
f-r-b:.t cblifcta# and polite attention to m»»
vlie st thet Institution. The urw U»l!—• marnifi
. j |. r jcturo totr.e liO feet in length i* now near
c tr.p.ete. Th» Lecture room* (f >r the ordinary
tranche* of Katural Philo*opny and Chemistry )
s - e n * *'•' complete. The main hall for public
- Cli s; n* is *.»0 feet by 30. and i* '-he best and most
r e f aot in the Union for rucli purpose*.
Convention will meet to day at
p M. There are now, before tha cara arrire.be.
•»eer. ihre-> and four hundred atrarger* in town —
t reined all night and untii 10 o'clock this morning;
„ : c t-t • supposed wi I prevent many perton*
« >m a mmc to the Convention.
C !.:o free c- gro, who murdered bis daugh
.r * riaed here and i* to be executed on the
; .Y-i • » it en'ess the Executive interferes to
.. ftn ■ f rt*' J c-n birn.neitber of wh : ch it i* tup
o s ■i he wiii do. There are now three free negro?B
in the cettenced to execution on the game.
d«y : one he--e, (Albemarie.) one at Abingdon and
i_>ne in Cm!; vper county. T.
Kentucky Election
Locistille. August 1, P. M.—The follow
ing returns of the Congressional election ia
this State have been received :
Inthijcity, which forms a part of the 7th
Congressional District, Mr. P reston, the whig
candidate I >r Congre?s, has 1250 majority, end
is undoubtedly chosen. Mr. Wolfe, whig, is
elected to the Senate.
In the Ashland District, Mr. Breckenridge,
democrat, is re-elected by a handsome m&jori
ty.
In the sth District the vote is very close be
iween Hill, whig, and Stone, democrat, and
ihe result was doubtful. Stone was elected in
1851, by 363 majority.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Looieville, August 2.—The returns from
the lO'.h District indicate that Hodge, whig, is
elected to Congress over R. H. Stanton.
Later.—A despatch just from Maysville
staiec that full returns have been received, and
Hodge is elected. Leancier M. Cox, whig, ia
also elected to Congress in the 9th District.—
Both of these are whig gains.
\\ athington Affairs.
Wash i ngton, August 2—The report that
the President would visit New Hampshire is
incorrect. He has no intention of leaving the
city.
The classification of the Clerks in the Post
Office Department, was completed to day.
Scientific Convention
Cleveland, August Ist.—The Scientific
Convention, to day, elected Prof. Dana, of
New Haven, President; Prof. Lovering, Per
manent Secretary, and Dr. E!wyn, Treasurer.
It was voted to hold the next session of the
Convention in Washington, in May next.
From Net# Brunxicich
Bostom, August I.—St. John, N. 8.. pa*
pers of 30iii ult., state that fires were raging
in the woods near Shediac, and hud already
destroyed a large quantity of valuable timber,
l'lie hoy crop throughout the province would
be light. The survey of European and North
American Railway was actively going on,
with the prospects that in a lew months the
grading would be commenced.
ESP Wm. Henry Welsh, of York, Pa., has
been appointed private Secretary to the Hon*
James Buchunan, the Minister to the Court of
St. James. Mr. Welsh sails in company with
Mr. Sickles, on the 23th inst., from New York.
OP Capt. Hedden, o( the schooner Black
Squall, of Tuekerton, N- J., was drowned at
Locust Point, near Baltimore, on Monday
ni»ht.
Betij. Crisp and Wm Walsh were fight
ing in Baltimore on Monday evening, when a
woman named Ann While came up and
Criap in (he buck, inflicting a severe if not a
dangerous wound. Ann was committed to
jail.
nr t here is a widow woman in jail at
Portland, Maine, for no other crime than that
she could not meet her liabilities, incurred for
house rent-
E3P The happiness of the Pilgrims' ce!e
fcration at Plymouth, Mass., was marred by
a melancholy circumstance: Hon. Nathan
Mitchell, Judge, of Boston, dropped suddenly
dead at the house of an acquaintance, a few
minutes after his arrival.
[SEP The marriage bans of Alboni have been
published it> Paris, it is said. She is to marry
Count Pepoli.
BP Gen Robert Armstrong, oi the Union,
has nearly recovered from his late ssvere ill
ness.
Death of an Eminent Liberian.—Letters
from Monrovia, Liberia, announce the death
ol Hsliary Teage, one of the most eminent
citizens of the Republic, and who had filled
eeteral ol the highest offices in its government.
He whs the editor end proprietor of the Libe
ria Herald. The New York Commercial
says he was one of the ablest and bast read
men in Liberia, and his death will be a great
loss to the Republic.
Charoeu with Kidnapping.—A man
named Benjaraan Whippe was arrested in
Philadelphia, on Satuiday morning, on ihe
charge ol having, about two months ago, ab
ducted u black woman named Mary Jane Per
r;gnn, 2o years of age, conveyed her to Mary
land and «old her as a slave.
It is stated that Dan Rice, ihe clown, ia
about to take up his residence in Erie, Pa.,
w here he has purchased a dwelling lor $7,000.
, . annual conference of the
Methodist Lpiscoptil Church South, meets in
Ciarksburg on the 124 th insi. Bishop Capers
is expecteu to preside.
■ r .t! e *r is ' of lhe Times notes the
eeath oi Kemble Jackson, a celebrated trol
ling stallion, valued at $10,000.
Health ok No*itqlk—The Norfolk Herald of
yesterday states that Norfolk never was mora
healthy during summer than it i« now fcnd hag been
through the present season.
A Geeat Haul —1 wo men have been arretted
in Marshall county, Aia.. having ia their possesaioa
*100,000 in counterfeit no tea on the Bank of Caoe
fear. N. C., besides S3(XW in good money.
K»-v. G. VV. Gilbert, formerly president of New
ark (Del) Co'lege, and at one lime pastor oi ihs
Hanover Presb> terian Church in Wilmington
filed in Fiiiladelubia ou t^usday.
A Olicton Mel.ean of New Jersey, has been ap
pointed Uc;ted Sutet mail agent to accompany th#
niaiie between Aew V'ork anu iian Francisco, salary
«iOOO. *
Dkath t! i)a Baow.v.—Tha venerable Matthew
Brown, I>. i> l,r rnaoy years KreaHent of Jsterson
Coii-v •. 1 u rutstiu.-g on Friday last. Or. i
iiaa fcttaiLC-d to tfc-jripe £g* of.e'J.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWB|
—
rtLAMHKiI'TKO FOR THSDAILT DISHATOM
Kentucky Coajjrenn tonal Elections.
Louutillk, Aug. 3 —It ha* now been defi
nitely ascertained that the following memben
of Congress have been elected: Messrs. Boyd
and Breckenrii'ge. (Democra's,) and Ewingi
Coi, Hodge and Preston. (Whigs J showing •
Whig gain of two. Four districts yet remain
to be heard frem.
Arrival of the fcmcire City.
New York, August 3.— The Empire City,
from Havana, has arrived at quarantine, be
low this city, where she is detained owing to
the existence of yellow fever on board.
Another Kaiiroud Calamity.
Philadelphia, August 3.—A train of cars
on the Belvidere and Delaware Railroad was
thrown off the track near Lambertville, last
night. Ten persons wete killed and fifteen
wounded.
THE MARKETS.
Baltimore, August 3.—Sales of 200 bbls.
Flour at $5 12 to |5.18 Grain steady.
New York, Au; ust 3.—Sales ol 12,000 bbls.
Flour at firm rates. A lot of 5500 bushels fine
Wheat brought $1.31 to f 1 34. Sales of 35,
oi>o bushels Corn at 78 cts., for yellow.
tg*Thsre sre few thiugH which afford
u* greater pJeaaure ttai>u »in,ngauwa to write a no
tice of tte celebrated Hotd-md German Bitter*, be
caa*e we are iu!,y conscicua wo are comerrine a
public benefit, ana our heart tella us that by our
noticea many have been induced to take these Bit
ters, and been rtttcued from death by Dygpeoaia,
Liver Complaint, &c, for the cure ot which it is
eertain It is prepared and *cid only by L»r C M
Jtckton, at the German Mediqine Store, Ho 120
Arch street, PhilacSetph'a. au 4—di.w-.iw
It Should be (Jnlveranlly Kbowb—
for it is ttrictly true—that indigestion Is tie parent
oi a large proportion of the iaili diseases. Dyaen
tery, uiarrhcea, cholera morbus. liver eomplaiat,
and Eii.y othei diseases enumerated in the eiiv in
spector's weekly catalogue of feaths. are generated
by indigestion alone. Thin!? of that dyspeptics!
think o! it, all who suser from disordered sto
machs—sad if you are willing to bs gaidtxi bv ad
vice, founded upon experience, resort at once (doa'i
dMsy a aay) to HooSand » Germsn Bitters, pre
pared by l)r C M Jackton, aj an alterative,
curative, and invigoraut stands alone »cd uuap
proached. General depot, i2O Arch etreet. Wo
have tried these Bitters, and know that thev are
excellent for the diseases sweaiSed above.—[Phila
delphia City Item jy SO—d&wiw
Citizens and ftracsero Viiiilag
the city, who wish to have their Hai- ect in the
latest and most approved style, should sail at the
Hair Dressing. Shaving, Sbimpooing end Bathing
Saloon, under the American Hotel.
N B—Hot aid Cold Shower Bstbj cm bo bad
daily, from half uast b A it to £.sa: oas» 3 F M, sad
on fundf.y to li A lif.
Single liath >5 cent*, or St* iinkeis for 51. Kc
trance on 11th streot.
GT Koss'* Nervous and la
vtitomtlngCordiiti.—ia noiustaiiee has sclent
contributed more to the comfort, health and hau
pinees of mankind, than by the constant discoveries
which are beinz mr.de in the vegetable kingdom.
The productions of the earth abound cot in minerals
alone of great value, but they yield plan's which
contain medicinal properties, requiring great ex
perieace in botany and s&»mis!r7. to naoarties ttcir
true use. After * u.-; 6 vs.-: - t.a - .
in imdisine, and msSiii; many cnemicai lasts oi me
vegetable kingdom. i)r J. fc. HOSE. of Philadelphia,
has discovered a property emona its variooatsro
auctions, wnieh completely overcomes and tandues
all nervous conditions of the system. Hit Naro
voua C'crdJai uaay truly be coatidored one of tbe
gnoidt st discoveries in the science of srecictne, and
is believed to be equai to aav of Dr ito»9 : # r.tuer
prepai&rione These who have used It, c&y its
beneficial effects are almost miraculous in relieving
the mind or body worn dewa by fatigue, care'
labor or stedy. Price 50 eents.
Sold by O A Strecker, A Bodekar, J B Wood,
Purcell, Hudd &. Co, Anie &. Gray, Bennett & Beers
A Duvai, R It Dure! it Bro, Who P Ladd, A Leslie
8 M Zachrisson, and by de&iers geaerally through
out the country and State jj j_i
NdTICK,—A. BODEiiER respectfully
lnturma hi§ friends i.nd the public general tnai
ho has removed from rJo 17 to No 10. immediately
opposite his old stand, and that of Masara Van Lew
Si Taylor, v»here he has opaoed with afresh and
enlarged Stack of Drugs, Medicine:, Cheraieaio,
Paints, Oils, live Stufis, Brushes. Fancy Articles.
Ate: and as great care is observed in thrj selection
of his Stock, purchasars raay raiy apon jblcL-iins
everything pure f.6'l fiee tram adulieratioc. rnd at
as lott sud accommocip-tinsr ?wm* at thay ct2 be
bought anywhere it. tcj city.
Ordare and prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention pel a to toipcinii
and packing. A BODEKEtt," "
my iifj—ii Hia 10 islaJn SfaeiSt.
FAMILY MGDICINEi—Wo ark particular
attention to the subjoined cenitwata of Mr i W
Otey.ot this city, who, in connection with hun
dreds of others, cse Baker s Premium Bitters as
their family medicine, and wfce- have £*e?er hnewn
it to fail in giving relief when taken as dirfietod:
Mr E Baksji—Dear Sir. I have used your Bit
trrs iu ray family tor the test two or three years,
as equal, as a iaisiiy medicine i» wut>out a parallel.
My wife is subject to a pain tn the back and other
affections, but generally tmds irnmeamte raiUf by
the use oi yocr Premium Bitiers. Ana in my own
case last Fall 1 w&s confined to my bed for two or
three weeks with the Jaundice, with a physician
reguiarly attending me; after he had given ma 36
grains of calomel, and finding no reiief, and having
so much conhcence in your Bitters, 1 cams to tne
conclusion tfc-»y would cure me. f sent my ser
vant in haste for one bottle, ana w less tnan three
daya it cleansed my whole system of the most ob
stinate Jaundice, and I have been In perfect health
ever since. I would recommend tt to families gen
erally as a moat useful and powerful medicine in
giving ton« and strength to the whole system.
By his request. J W OTEY.
Eenrico County, May 24th. 1653.
Price 5C cents per bo ttle. For ;am bv
Messrs Purceil, L.dd Ji. Co; Bennett k. Baerr, A
Duval, Adie & Gray, Chat Hiiiscauga, aaa Drug
gists generally throughout the city. Aha, by Todd
6l Christian, Petersburg; D ft Lyman, Lvashourg;
£ <fc Toy, Norfolk; Br E Camra, Williamsburg.
Orderssddressati to E BAKE,;, Richmond,
Va, will raceive prumot attention. jy jj|
lyfireitt cure of ft it eu m a 11« iu by
Iluuiptoii a Vegeirtble Tiu turc
C atfeTF.it Dut»ict, Seuth Carolina, )
Janaary Sd, IMS. t
Messrs. Mortimer k Mowbray—Gentlemen : For
the last Sve years I have been a ssvere sufferer from
Rheumatism, till s eiug your recommendatioa of
"Hampton's Vegetable Tincture," 1 purchased a bot
tle, and the lirst dose has so much relieved me, that 1
consider it but justice to give to the suffering world
the result of the application.
Mine was Acute Rheumatism in the back—so bad
thai 1 was cjuined to my bed for the last six months.
The lirst bottle act-d like a charm; the second restored
strength to my poor afflicted back, and I am now as
well and feel as young as when I was sixteen;! am
ow seventy-four years of ase.
I consider your Tincture the greatest discovery of
the age; and poor, suffering humanity ought to erect a
monument to Or. Hampton, who has saved thousands
from pain. And you, gentlemen, have acted the part
of public benefactors in disaemiaating the keaeßu
which have resu ted froas your invaluable Tincture.
I am a plain cotton planter, and have aevar written
for literary fame; bat when my fellow beings are af
flicted shall 1 hesitate, or throagh modesty, withhold
any information valuable to my fellow mini Ba, if
you consider this worthy of a plaae ia aay of yoar
newspapers, jour are at liberty to make use of it.
■lvam Kasuuu..
Cholera Morbus, Diarrfc«a, l'«aeniery,
and all diseases of the Stomach aad Bowels are oared
by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. Asa
cure and preventive, it has bees wonderfully success
ful. It will bu found, on inauiry, that those who usa
it have an exemption from those diseases so incident
to the Stunner
Delicate female! and children will And this a gnat
blessing. It iias restored thousands to health.
iiuuiptoii B TlnCttir#.—Call and
get pamphiats grant, witli hiatory of diaaovery of thia
wonderful Blood Purlflar, and see ssrttttaatoa of oar
own aitizsca. of ftheauatlam. l>yspeptta, Karofala,
Liver Coupiaiat. Gscarai W'sumn, N*rvoa«m«ja,
ace, ate.
mTßoli by UO&ViIOULk MOWBBAT, M Sal
*aiß«nora; sad 3W Bread way. Haw Tarsc
U A W*BC«UU aiatunaad; »r COOE.M k CO.
rrederiokabart; O B J ONE* k CO, jfrUrtkME Ul
b» Dnutuiata asaeiaUy.
f®r kuttie ( kottie* for St aaj
education.
•f ( bnrfty—corner of Mtrsball and 4»J ,
Au'iiit rename studies on the'lßth
boarders, for hosrd, tuition, bed and b«ddln»
waaUaan* raeno.ne, p „ y sriii-anwaliv f„ , ri *
»»n«n llHmrn»aa. Doctors' fee fcj n ,d ~
Day scholars, according to too branch*, th..
•may. uny *mT*iu.* to sdvsnce, from i 4 2
per qnart<»r. " 10 "
An extra it charged in tho ornamental br«„.»,..
at Music, Painting, Flench and Embroider* f
tuition and uso of instruments. ' or
Letters addressed to fitter Rosalia Green St
Joseph's Academy, or to Kt. Rev BUhou Mr'niit
wi'l rm et oromnl attexUon. ■
Children of any religious denomination are ad
mitted. on condition ot conforming to tbe general
descioliaa of the school. bu 3 Jm*
FjfKfi.—£ P. LEFEBVRE, A.
the first of October next, succeed Mra M»'sd in
the charge of her Boarding and Day School in
Richmond, and Trill be prepared on that day to re
ceive nupils si her late residence on Grace street.
Mr Lefebvrevßs far seven years connected with
Mrs Mead's School, and sufcseouently b cami
t'rinclpal of tho Williamsburg Female Academy,
tbe chara.n of which ho now resigns, to engage in a
larger work in Richmond
Ke proposes to conduct his school on tho same
general plan of thai of Mrs Mead, retaining several
of her tochers, (Mrs Bartlett, Mian Anderson,) and
increasing ths strength ef the department of For
eign Languages, by the aitistaiice of a resident
Fiench Governess snootier auxiliaries.
The memoera of tne famiiv wili form a ekristlan
household, nnder thenarentai care of Mr and Mra
Lefebvre. The School wiii offer everv advantage
for the acc'sisitfon of a sound English eoucation, to
which will be added the Ancient and Modern Lan
guages, M'-'gic, Drawinr. <fcc,
lerms, the same as :hose of Mrs Mead. Acply
to K. P. LEFEBVRE A M.'
a a 2— d&wtf Rihraond, Va.
SGt'XaSUN VHMAL.U J>*TITUTE,
FOR YOUNt* LADIH*.
r exercises of the Southern Female Inttitute,
-fi. iate of Fredericksburg, Va, wiii be resumed
in the eity of Richmond.
The course ef study will be collegiate. There
wiii be three classes, junior, intermediate and
Senior.
Tee mode cf Instruction will ha by lecture#, and
Di;x,r examinations upon them and upon assigned
portions of Text Books.
The apparatus belonging to this institution is as
complete as any in the State, and the chemical and
philosophical course wiii be fully illustrated by ex
pt'rfmenta.
The young !adie9 will be under the supervision of
Mrs Gen Pegrsm.
'ihe session will commence on the first Monday
in October, and end on the 15th July.
TERMS.
Tuition f0e5...... ...................£59 00
Modern Languages each (ertra) 20 00
(mo half payable on the lit day of October, the
rest ca ths Ist of March.
Graduates of this Institution are privileged to at
tend the lectures free of charge
For further information, address
Mra Gen Pearam, Richmond, Va.
Prof D Lee Powell, Leesburpr, Loudon, Va.
Prof Robt J Morrison, Fraderickjburs, Va.
B LEE POWELL,
ROBT J MORRISON.
Refer to tie following persons:
A A Morson, Egg, Richmond, Lieut Mathew F
Maury, of National Observatory, Washington; Dr
Beverley R Weliford. Frederieksburg, Va: Dr Geo
Fleming, Hanover, Va; Dr Willim Gwsahmey, Sing
Wilii»ra, Va; Dr William Dew, king & v£u o en, Va;
John Whitney, Montgomery, Ala; Thoa S Barton,
taq, FredtrtcfrEbi.:'g, Va.- John M Herndon, Esq,
Wa C Win?»on, Eso, Hanover co, Va.
Mrs Gen Pegram will receive as boarders young
-adies wishing to enter their institution. Vss
6ss, a French lady, of superior atta'nmenu. will
board in the house, and thus aS'ord great
ges to those studying jthe;' French Language. One
of the Profetsi-rs will also bard with Mrs Pearatn.
Tc.RMS.
Board $200 00
Washing extra su 2—StawtOlft
fjr'Frtehtfiii CanreiauN Wounds tn the
Breast healed by Ilollownv's ('istwnt
and Pli-B. —Mrs Mathews, of Bridge street,
Southwark, after her e nSnement. had such a
dreadtu! bad Dre»H, thit she eouid not possibly
suckle the infant: four deeply seated cancerous
sores formed in her left breast, wnfch defied the
united exertions of several of the faculty to hesi.
aad it was decided that the knife should be resorted
to as offering the caiy chance of cure; this the pa
tient positively objected to, and determined r n giv
ing HoHowas's Ointment vad Pills a trial, tne result
ot which has been most successful, for ali the
wounds are now soundiy ceaiod. and shs is enioy
iug the best of heaitr^.
sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (sear Tem
ple Bar) Loudon, -nd by aii rfasneotabie 'vendors
of Patens Medicines thicusnaat the British Kmcire,
B -nd by thoaa of the United States, in Pots aad Bos
es at 3VX ccnta, 87 r.uf'u, and 69 esea. Whole
sale by the princiuc,! Drus Hoiisosin tho Uaiors. and
by Messrs A B & u gAKDS, N.-sw York, rUR
CELL. LiBD it. CO. .xxhtaond. Vs.
Thera Is rery eucjic-rsfaia sztuxz is tajfe? tie
larger sires.
N B—Directions for Jha g*idsaia of F-sriaaU are
aSixexi to eaea Pot r.r Ho*. j y <%) lw
f'-MT" «>r»a». iiioiwn'tsii-iinmesse Hue<
ce»i»Mart than &uU Pmmiii In in* City
of tilcbittond r'sm tearifv to the remurk
able cures performed by Carter's
Mixture.—This great spriKy medicine triti uuri
fyer of the blood is iow «>ea by hondrecs of grateful
patients, who testify daily to tfce remarkable cure"
performed by the matest of all medicine*. CAR
TER'S SPANISH KIXTUSE. Necraliia. rheama
tism. scrofula, emotions jn tae sain, liver disease,
fevers, nloers, old sores, anectioca of the klaaevs. ais
eases of the threat, emaie aamoiaincs. dulls and
aching of the bemaa and joints, are speedi ty pus so
flight by usiny this great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the blood, and as a spring
summer medicine, nothing hei ye: Cesn found to
ecmp&ro with it. It aieanaes the system of ail Im
purities, acts gently and efflsiently on the iivar and
kidneys, strengthens the digestion, fives tone to too
stomach, makes ihe skin eletr ana healthy, and re
stores the constitution. eafeebl&d bv disease &r broken
down by excesses in yovtc. to us ensnne an d
strength.
For the ladies, it is iagomgarably better than ail thr.
cosmetics ever used. A fewdoc6s of Carter's SMtUt
Mixture wiii remove ail saiiowcecs of oomaieziGn,
brine the roses mantling to the «heek, jive elasticity
to the step and improve the caserai h36?ta la a re
markable degree, bevond ail the medicines ever
of.
The large namber of certiflsites ef remc-rkabie carts
performed on persons residing i> oar own sitr br the
nse of Carter's Saanish Mixtsre. Is ths best tiVidance
that there is no hnmbag about it. The srati. hotoi
keepers, magistrates, physlsians sad »mbllc tnosi. wUi
known t*the coramooity, ali edd tneir test'.oony to
the wonaerfui eifects of this (ißiJu&i ULOQO PUR 1-
FYER.
Call and see » few an or ;Ss kajtr«>4<t
aroond the bottle.
Nona geccice cnlasj sigsee
k £££IS, »rsjjista
_ . . No 12* Main street, fcithmoa
Soli by all Drmgjlsts in this uv/ tat etsawhere.
rrlae a! »er bottle, or six battles for tls. as 1
Toeth Acfe.» tarsd by Ga?H«k dfc
C watl.mey'B Tooth Ach« It U
warranted to ccstaia nothing iaimrloas to tha taet.i.
enc has never yet failed in s s'.agie iikum io ratisva
la a few minutes. Bee the cerfHUtia of Br. £sku<s
a practising Dentist ofthts sity.
Mess as. Qaelice i Gwatbmbt : Seat.—l aava
ussd nearly fifty ahlais si" yemr f jota Aaha Bat*ifU'
and am highly pleased with Its geod b«e«u. It cer
tainly wßi relieve the pain whea sacaea oy
agencies; does net injure the leetn aad is exaaiiabt
!or inflamed and soocgy Bns. 1 aoßslder it the beet
artlole oaed fbr Tooth Ache, and rasoni
mend it to Dentists and those affietad with aakla*
teeth. Yonrs. resssatnuiy.
. THOMAX H. EBMUNBB
■old by JEBHNETT It IEEM, rUJtCJLLZ., LABB
|«mrally, frlaa U aa&ts.
_ r#"ils߻ertant io the Fubllfl.-EXPRESS
»0* CAiaFORNIA. AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN THE UNION.—We are sre?ared to for
ward daily, all desarlptions of Goods entrusted to oar
charge; also. Drafts furnished for large or smail same,
payable at every town or city in the United XiTT.
dom ef Great and Ireland.
Notes, Drafts, and oillg with Goods, eollaeiad aad
grompt returns.
Merchants and others, wlghiij 800 Is fro at ,k«
Northern cities, will cocsalt their interest by aairu.
sing the old established and rssponsibla Sxatess of
ABAM9 fe 00,
Ml* » . «. its
ccuaiSTE'S FL HNitLUK FoXisHf,
for giving an excellent pulish to furnilure
For sale by E J PICOT A. CO
au 1
HUOJKLAMU'M Ufc.K.*lAN MliTLlil-"
Inker* Pr. miuen Bitters, and RichurJsou'a
Sherry WiM Bitter* For aaie by
1 E J PICOT «fc CO
Hi Rbl.- J na»e lor aire, tor tbTtmlaiice
M. of tao year, a gojd Nurte and Hs use Serrac:.
App'y to KD I) LACHO.
** i . _
WANTED.
A youth, fbom thb country
. . w J l ''Nation in the Grocery or Dry (roods
SS 6 "- Tarnu T * ry A P y.??h£
I^ANTKu— By a aerson with a small tsmil*
sn PieMe "PP'y "t thl« effice.
W A b S"T 4 , «?««««•» DOW doing a safe
wi h . «,?«!!?'r ,i e ' lrnil f cfobuinin ? » Partner
The buftrpii !- or t thre ® 'Bonsand dollars —
gage without i.t" 8 ," 1 any person cou'd en-
K-ge witnout 1 isk of meßDli investeST Apply to
1 . «. Ai - LEN * CSOUCH,
tu 3 intelligence and Agency Office,
" , corner of Brosg and 9th (treeta
~ A ? ent ' en > a n of
la atxieusto proem- ma oufacturiogbusiness,
•ome mercantile Ü B P ' UUaI " Sale.man in
faclor;. f „ " '
lnt»ll ALLEN & CROUCH,
au 3 S- nc *
j~ Broad an! 9th Stra*.,
W '-aoltol, Tt
Granite -tone Cut.er- n?' 'T*'™ or
fbJir* a'ssage'and othe'r o^XMn^e^'fli(^^*'r*^'' have
Wo 62 Exchange Hotel
i*/ANTED—A Tin PlstTonTau
' ' ~??od Job workman. To sach a°onr° rke l
wages ana constant employment will h« good
aB 1 7t Fredericksburg Va
A FHUNCII KULNU
A who has been Teeching for several years ?n
America, who will give all satisfaction about cana
city and character, would like to find a situation in
a private family, or in a boarding school P°°
apply to M ile V. COULON.at Mr Duquesne's
gtreet - jy 27—1 m*
Frieadmhto.
HOW sweet is friendtnip when sincere,
How sweet to hnd that friendship near,
When sunk ln pain or grief '
To hear when we're with care oppress'd,
Each sigh soft, echo'd in some breast
That pants to give relief.
E"en in friendship's joyous hour,
E'en then we own fair'friecdahip's pow'r,
Nor wish that power flad—
For while we roam with raptur'd eyes,
Each fleeting moment swifter flies
When we 7 re by friendship ied.
O would yoa through life's varv'ng scene,
Still find a friend on whom to lean,
On whom you can rely—
A single dollar but enclose,
ID send a recipe that shows
To make the best hair dye.
EF" ee advertisement of F. C. an 2 6t*
W KYV VOLUMES OF BOUK S LIBttV.
HlES—Norway and its Seen* ry. Comprisine
the j jurnal of a tour, by Edward Price, Esq ; and a
Road Beos for Tourists, with hints to anglers and
sportsmen Edited and compiled by Tho. Forres
ter, Esq —Sl.£s. >» hn's Illustrated Library.
Ailred the Great, his Life and Anglo' Saxon
Works—Bl 25. Bthn's Antiquarian Library.
Diogenes Lsertiua' Lives and Opinions of eminent
PhiiosLphers.—sl.2s. Bohn's Classical Library
DeLoiioe on the Constitution of England, or an
accouut of the English Government; in which it is
compared with the Republican form of Gcvercmect
and the other Monarchies in Europe. A new edition,
with Life aca Notes by Macgregor—sl. Bohn's
Standard Library
Humphrey's Coin Collector's Manual, orGu'de to
the Numismatic Student in the formation oi a cabi
net of coins: with 155 engravings, a vjls—®2 50
Boon's Scientific Library.
Specious of Greek and Latin Verse: chiefly
translations. By Cnarles Kam Kennedy. Bohn
London—Bl. '
Just received. For sale by
JAMES WOODHOUSE,
au Late Sash <fc Woodbouse. Eagle Squsre
FOK sAL H. —1 have for sale a very desl r
jgH.rabl;; Frajnea Hfeuse, on -26th street, contain
ing fiva rooms, and other conveniences on the pre
niZidi. The iot ironts 71 feet and runs back 132
feet. The :m'jrove«nents are a 1 new and in gocd
orser. Terms, &c, apply to
EDWARD D EACHO,
" u 2 General Agent and Collector.
6jg» iM>it KbNT, ibe large Brica Tenement
JEg near Howard's Grove, Istc-iy occupied by Mr
B PPryor. Possession given immediately, Rem
§150 per year. App>y to
TOLER & COOK
t&k FOK KENT,—That very desirable resi
on Clay street, a few doors above Mr A
Dais '1 here are about 7 rooms, with hre-plac s,
kitchen, nvdrent in the yard, stabu and ail out
houses, (,l! in perfect order. This is really a beau
tiful and pleasant residence in a very retired a"d
agreeable part of the city. Immediate oossession
may be had. Apply to G A VV TaYLOR,
aj 1» Next ab~ve.
AVALCABLK WIBCOVEKY.—I hat which
has long been sought for, viz: A Chemical
L:i|iid Solder for welding Glass, Caina, Stone, Mar
b'e, Alabaster and Ornamental Ware el every
description. A! 1 articles joined with this valuable
composition will become tirm end ready for use in
five initiates after beiug joined. It will not disfi-5
gure or leave aoy color on ihe clearest giass, and is*
not affected by aga. Full directions accompanying
each vial. For sale by RK. DUVAL <*. BitO,
m 3 Prut gists. Bank Square, Richmond.
HARD DKINKIM^.—To those persons who
use the msddy water irom the city hydrants—
j they can be supplied with that which is perfectly
clear by getting one of those Mediterranean Filter
ing Stunea from CHRISTIAN Sc. LATHttOP,
„ . 99 Main St.
Pnce 81.25 to $2 00 jy 25
v OTICii-TiiKOUli FKbUiHl's.-
J-V Od and after the Ist day of August, the freight
on ai! articles trom this place, destined to any sta
tion on the £ou:h Side Road, will be collected at
this Depot. A. W. MiLLSPAUGH,
aa 1 Gen'i Freight Agent R. <k D R. R.
On FACSiAUfcS SCP.EkToK MOUNTAIN
t)W LaKD, in store, Icr sale by
au-a CRENSHAW Sc. CO.
!> bite* IAN lifAN'j.-, lew iousiiiiama ar.d
I for sale by fan 31 JOHN H CLAIBORHF-jj
L> iif'lNKO JLKAF LAKD, in paiia, laadicg
per iteamar, for gale oy
au JuHN H CLAIBORNE.
J A 'in* Kl V Kit HYUKAILIC CEMENT,
dirsct fram the Jlanufactory.—looo bb!s
of this celebrated Cement just received, and
for saic oy
au 1 ROBERT RANKIN, Sole Agent.
iiiJAMS.—One caae iresh Vanllia
* Beans, for sale lew by
PLiICELL, LADD Sc CO, Druegistf,
au 1 92 Main street
ACOiYIPIifcTK assortment ot SPICES tor
pickling and preserving, on hand and for sale
by REEVE fc BLAIR,
'y -5 175 Broad street.
(NOAjL. —A superior article ot Lump Antnraclte
) Coal on hand, suitable for Foundry purposes,
i.c. ior sale on accommodating terms, by
JNG W WRIGHT,
jo 7 Dock Wharf.
MACK AMU NUTMIifcrS, of prime quality,
for sale low by
PURCELL, LADD Sc. CO, Drngglsta,
an 1 32 Main street.
4HHIM Prime Shoulders, warranted; stierces
superior Family Hams, warranted. For sale by
su CRENSHAW Si. CO.
HOIJLINS' NEW EXTRA FLOLK.-
SiUO barrels now looked for daiiy. Those in
want, will please leave their orders
6U 2 CRENSHAW Sc. CO.
Ptl>t;iPK AND HAVANA MEGAK3.—
A large lot ot choice and oooular brands. For
sale low by E J PICOT & CO,
»u i D'Uggist.
UKESEK Vl>tJ KETTLKs-Bell Metal and
A Enamelled, all si/ea, for sale by
C J SiNTON Sc. CO,
jy 33 Sign of the Circular Saw, 71 Main st.
FOtC SAL.E.—A vacant Lot on Leigh strtet'
west of 2i street. Apply at this office,
jy 30— te
j\SH.K BISCUIT ft OH TKA—Tbey snr '
i'A pa*s anyttitig yet macutactured in the city;
they era dt.liy at 4 o'clock PM. All that is
required, is to try tnetn and you cannot fail to send
Wil fALCONEK'd Bakery,
jy • 171 Mn met.
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
By Davenport. Allen & Co.
riROCBRIES, &e., AT AUCTION—
u On Thnnslay, Uth August, we will sell at
10 o'clock, at our Auction store, an assoitment of
Groceries, viz :
300 bsgs Rio Coffee
150 do Java do
50 do Manilla do
100 bhds Molasses; Soap, Caccles, Bacon and
Herrings
Rectiflad Whiskey, H E Rum
French Brandy
Green a ß d Black Teas. Ciiars, 4c.
Tebms: Lnder 9ICO ca.h; $100 and over, four
months eredit, for app'oved paoer.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN it CO ,
au Auctioneer*.
By Goddln Gc Apperaon.
SAL.B OF MO*»T
Kj VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUV
TY OF HENRICO AND CITY OF RICHMOND -
By virtue of a decree of ihe Circuit Court of the
city of Richmond, pronounced on the 2?th Jnnp
1853, in the suit cf Garland t Robinson azainst
Robinson s administrator, fcc, the undersigned
who was appointed special Commissioner for the
purpose, will sell, at puDlic auction, on the premi
ses, the followirg most valuable real estate, belong,
ing to the late Poiteaux Robinson, deceased, viz
on MONDAY Afternoon, tbe 15th August, 1853, 00
we ourtti side of tljrt Flank Ruad, about two miles
west of the city of Richmond, the two be
longing to the decedent, one containing 38 acres,
the other about 61 acres. A further description is
deemed unnecessary, as these Farms are well
mown. Tney will be divided according to a plat
an<} survey which can be seen at tbe office of the
auctioneer in a few days. After which, will be sold
La ,ame place, a tract of wood land, contain
ng 88 acres, near to Desp Run Church, adjoining
lands of Mr Samuel Cottrell and others. Also,
-n- 'ot n««r Iba ,ald city, in Bowling Green, ad
Jo**iug Chelsea.
nt^n d ?i? » ol '°wing dsy, viz: TUESDAY after
commnnJi August, 1853, upon the premises,
near twl ' 8 . *t ? clock.it 93 feet of ground, in and
line of / ? Richmond, fronting on the wsst
""d hni'nS * tree Ji running back to James River,
01 Mess?t nl, T £ Dorth aad ,outil b y tbe l8nd »
bl dlv ded tn .° P ' Moncure * Co. This land will
cause of 11 Purchasers, and is valuable be
will ie oe°io.d part oflotVo 7tl which
city, frontin»fi« ( „L -i? ln the plan ot said
Rocketts Warehnifi> 0n . )c ,s street, adjoining
abou* 190 feet ruatuDg back on Peach streel
:srsi°°bis' ™£r ,n h " d v
r,h?r,a?o d f w"",
running back on Pear street about 100 fee"
And on tbe following day, viz- on wirrmro
DAY afternoon, the 17th August !8V?
upon the premises, a mast valuable building f
the norta side of Franklin, betw ean 2d and 3d su
adjoining the residence of Wirt Robinson
fronting ieet running back 163 feet. q ''
One fourth cash, balance at 6, 12,18 and
24 months, for negotiable notes, bearing in eres?
satisfactorily endorsed, and title retained t lMhe
whole purchase money is paid, and a conveyance
directed bv tba Conrt. vuuvcyacce
li It .rj.dooi that so much really very valuable
property is brought into market, and it is hoped
that the attention of capitalists and ctaerswiil he
directed to this sale.
r-==> - t JCHN ENDERS, Special Com'r.
53 s " teale conducted by Goddi.v & Apperson
Auu[B _____ » 30—dtds* '
»ALE AT AUC-
U HON—The Engine of the dredee boat "Her
cules," belonging to the James River and Kanawha
Company, will be sold at Auction on Tuesday
Afternoon, the 16:h August, 1853, [immediately
after the sale of Poiteaux Robinson's real estate on
Water Street ] iay about 6 o'clock.
GODDIN & APPERSON,
8U Auctioneers.
Handsome kemdknce on mar.
SHALL AND MONROE STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.—WillbesoldonSaturday,
the 13th day ot August, 1853, upon the premises,
commencing nt 5 o'clock, that newly erected
Framed Dwelling at the corner of Marshall and
Monroe streets, now occupied by Mr Stephen N.
Davis. The Lot fronts — feet, runs back about 150
ieet to an alley. The Hoaoa has 7 rooms, excellent
brick Kitchen, and the whole premises present a
neat and beautilui appearance. Tbe house is re
markably wall built.
Teems—One third cash; balance at 6 and 12 mcs
for negotiable notKS, interest added, and title re
tained till last note is paid.
jy 27 GODDIN 4- APPERSON, Aucts.
Im mediately after the above sale, will be sold that
neat littlecottaae, < ont i-dnj six rooms, (with a w> !i
ft I* Br In l r," ysrd ' ) on ,ha Ku,th ''d '
(I Marsnail, between Brook Avenu3 and MaditOi
greets, now occupied ry Mr Jas. K. Lacev trout
running Dact liO feet to Brook "Avenue.
f „. One-third cash: balance at 6 and 12 uios.
for negotiable notes, interest adaed, secured by a
trust deed, or until iaet note is Jafl.
aJ -i GODDI* A APPERSON, AucU
By J nines ,i| Taylor.
7 BUILiDISit* jIuXS Ijy vi:i Tnv
/th' a A * —Will besoid on MONDAY*
Bth August, commitxiag at 4 o'clock " m T„ '
the premises, 750f about the mon ,<*. iOD
in the town ot Fu.ton, fronUn" on th > e V"*
streets, and well elevated lor building purpose!
Property in 1-ultonis Improving in a rp
degree, as recent sales indicate and Dert'm/rf"
tog to obtain lots in that ve<-v fl »,sf£:
either for investment with sn eyo to iuture° arf*
vance lu value, or for building purtosw ,hn£?H
avail themselves ot this opportunity aa .
ther wiil rarely again occur y * BUch ani> -
Tebms will be very liberal and will be mo^
*jy*9—dtd2 Bale ' JAS * TAYLOR?*'"
Add ii i onai—Will be .old in addition irfhe
above, 5 lots in Port Mayo, being a portion of ,£»
real estate of which Edwin Wadaill, died seizrH
and about 20 lot* in Fulton. ' Mlzc ®>
" u 4 ~ qtd ' JM T.
| 10.M.UISSI0NEK S SALE OITK k »T
£bl ATE. In pursuance ot a decree of the
Circuit Court ot the city of Richmond, pronounrpH
on the 27th of June, 13.33, in the luit of Robert W
Crump against Richard F. Bradshaw, I will Dro _
ceed to seil at public auction, on MONDAY, the Bth
day of August, 1853, at 5 o'clock, P. M , on the pre
mises, a certain Lot, piece or parcel of land, lying
and being in the city of Richmond, fronting 25 ieet
on the southern side of Baker street, (be tbe same
more or less.) beginning at the distance of 175 feet
trom its intersection with St Peters street, and
running back at right angle* from said Baker street,
140 feet (be the same more or less) to an alley, it
being No. 7 as designated in a plan and survey an
nexed to a deed from David Judah, 6f Baltimore
to A. A Hughes.
Tkmj3 of Sale—One-third cash, one third at
sixty days, and one-third at four months credit
from the day of sale, and the title retained until the
whole purchase money is paid.
THOS. W. DOSWELL, S. C. R ,
Jy Commissioner.
WANTKD —Room in my ttors to stow away
the large stock cf Wry Goods which I will
receive lo a tew wetka. in order to accomplish my
desire. 1 will offer sach inducements thai no one
will leave my store without obtaining the article
called lor. My stock consist* oi Berege de Laines-
Lawns, Gingnams, Beregea, Tissues, Gandolas!
Bwiss H check, strip'd and cambric Muslins for dress
es. Also, Bed Tick, Sheetings, Embroideries in large
V ir Cicths; Napains; Towels; linen and
sua rocket Handkerchiefs; Laces of ail descriptions:
Hosiery of all styles. U you want bargains, don't
delay a moment, but call at once at ihe stores of
JACOB A LEVY,
au 3 Nos. 15 and 59 Main Street j
W '."S CO.MING.—I atn now pru
»* pared to fill orders for afew thousand bush
els of superior soft Coke, from the eelebrated Edge
Diil Mines. The quantity will not be adequate to
tbe demand. Immediate otder* wiil prevent disap
pointment to consumers*
SAMUEL P HAWES,
North Basin bank, between 9th and 10th sts.
au K i—2aw3w:f
VIKUINIA HOUR*.
HAVING made au arraugement with Bishop
McGill, this House wiii continue open for the
reception ot permanent and transient boarders un
til the Spring. Persons wishing board, can Dnd
several va.y desirable rooms by early application.
au I—6t*
- HULN. small No J Macxerei
J 55 do gross Potomac Herrings
75 do do and trimmed Halifax do
40 haif bbis No 1 R>e Herrings
S tierces Cod Fish
For sale by [««3J JOHN H CLAIBORNE
iw|/| rKI.nK WKSTKKN
DInUUU SlOia. for sale by
au i CKLNSHAW 4. CO, Bu!n B»ak.
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAV.
By Alexander >o« St Cm.
TO ALL, AND WUO.ri IT iWAY CON
CERN —The following list of Ptcktffe* will be
aold Thursday, the 4th August, a ttwi' ocinc
at 10 o'eloc*, at our Store, to pay charges incurred
by Messr* Adams 6c Co'a Express:
1 Truck and Basket, Joa Fannin, Richmond, The
atrical Clothing, Book*; 1 Trunk, D H***cn, Drum
med A Wyek, Richmond, Clothing, Ac; 1 Parcel
and Iron Plate, R J Kdwarda, Richmond, Bella;
1 Parcel, Mr Grinbam, N V, Music; 1 Parcel, P
Gunnett, Rlcbrtoed, Blanket*, Clothing, Ac; 1 Par
cel, Hon A Stevenacn, Klcbmond, Foieigu Book*;
1 Parcel, no mark, Surveyor*' Inairamem*; 1 Par
cel, no mark, £boe for cmb foot; 1 Carpet Bag, no
mark, Clothing, Ac; 1 Parcel, Rev Ja* B Taylor,
Richmond, Bojk«; I Parcel, Mra Pool, Richmond,
shawl; 1 Bottle. Cha* Harrl*. Montpelier. V;, Me
dicine; 1 Box, U E Lowry, Lioerty, Va, Medicine;
1 Parcel, h M Ronald, Biackaburg, Whi«; 1 Parcel,
John H Sfa, Lyrichburg, Medicine; lVsiice, J P
Mann, Va, Clothing. Book*, *e: 1 Bag, C Rook,
Haaaeil 4c Bro, Richmccd, Clothing, Jtc; 1 Box, H
F YVeaifai], Buchanan, Medicine; 1 Crutch, C U
Adams, Lynchburg
3* *3 ALEX. NOTT & CO. Auct*.
By JKicbard Canthorn*
£LO THING Ai ALiiiiON.-On TEL'RS
, "AY, 4th instant, at 10 o'ciock, at my auction
store, I will sell at auction, for caab, a Ijt of Cloth
ing suitable tor the present season, consisting of
linen and cottonade Paata; cloth, alpacea, tweed,
linen and gingham Ccats; Marseiilca and Itten
vests; %rhite and fancy chiita, Ac Ac.
au 3— 2t * K. C-* I'THORN.
IiAJIBBRT'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. 3 North Calvert Street,
BALTIMORE.
T u „ (Oppoaite Barnum'a Hotel)
P nrchMe ® r asleot Lottery Tickcia vitkt*
. _ tlu ***** e f Virginia being now in violation of
law, and attended with a heavy penalty on coi
wcuon, the subscriber would respectfully solicit
the orders of his irienda and othera who may feel
R?c P hm(mri°fn PUrCbM t" H,?io S been a retident of
Richmond lor upwards ot thirty years, and being
pretty generally known throushout the t;ate, he
deems it almost unnecessary to give ai.y further
assurance that all butiness crnfided to him will be
pi omptly and properly attended to.
Package*, single Ticket* and sfcarerinalJ
the Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
tST* The printed official drawings sec* to
respondents by the first mall. ' "
££** Prize* ca*hed at sight.
Aadre.s THOMAS LAMBERT.
my H ists Baltimore, Md.
M()HTL>IOK£ : S BITTJSK COKfUAV
ANLI BLOOD PURIFIER-Price,K
Physicians of the first standing in the
medical profession use and prescribe it as the most
effective ALTERATIVE; AND BLOOD PURIFIER
ever known; while va* numbers who Oad loog
suffered from diseases oT complaints brought on by
sedentary habits, exposure, indigestion, torpid state of
the liver or impurities of the blood, now look upon
this Cordial as most mysterious and magical in it»
healing properties and restoring powers. It stand*
prominent in the treatment and cure of Neuralsia.
General Debility and Nervous Auctions, Dvspspsie
or Indigestion, Less of Appetite, Acidity of the Sto
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood to th
Head, Costiveness or Irregularities of the Bowels
Pleurisy Pains or Misery in the Side or Region of the
rTfVk 'u t " e r ? c J or Depression ot Spirits, Palpitation
ofthe Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations,
Prostration of tne Nervocs System, Cold, Chilly Sen
sations, or Numbness ot the Flesh or Limbs, Difficul
th« h ? Expectoration, N '« ht Sweats, Diseases o
e»Be^oi r tC r k^H eCtU ' n . a v ° ( the Lun « 8 ' Jaundice, Die
. u Sidneys, Derangement or Prostrate Con
frS»rl»ri.i ga " B °,', Nature ' which cause painfn
nlhtii /B especially with Females: producing
or Sallow CompCo'r NerVOU4 3j ' tsm < Pai *
iMortiinore'a Bitter Cordial
Is purely vegetable, pleasant to take, and perfect!*
nie to be used in any state of health, even by thZ
most delicate female or child.
OT" Price one dollar per bottle.
W. V. Alexander it Co., Proprietors, No 1 Bar.
Clay street, (Astor House,) New Fork.
,£f Remember that we sell at wholesale and retalS
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheum*.
tism in all its forms, either inflammatory, acute, or
chronic, no difference how bad the case, or how long
Dnlfvfh lI 1 * Mortirnore s RHEUMATIC COM
POUND, which is a vegetable extract, tn internal re
medy, preparea expressly for this one disease. It has
already cured thousands who had long been cripples
The evidence is most overwhelming and convincing
as given by vast numbers of our most respectable «i
--tlzens.
Call and get a circular, and read the letters and cer
tihcates of your friends and those around you who
had long suffered, but who have been restored to per
feet health by this remedy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD i. CO, sole Agent*
for Richmond
Di»*<II,»JTJGMOF CO-fARINER.
SHIP-Tue firm of STARRETi 1 <x ?EaKj3,
la this day diasolved by inutuii consent. Mr. btar
rett having purcha«;d the iatert-at of h's panner, i*
alone suthorizecl to eett:e the aflaira of the firm —
Persota havit-g dsmands against Starr-ti Sear*,
(il any there be,) will please present iiie tame for
payment
Mr. S-ara. in retiring, grateful for the patronage
best:.wed upon fha late Erin, iavftta hia trends to
call upan Mr. Siarrett, whj will con:in;e the busi
ness at th 3 oiG stand. GEO BTAkREI"I\
JAMES VV. cSLARS.
Richmond, July 30th, 1853.
GEORGE STARRETT, Dealer in Stoyen,
Furnaces. Tin and Jflpann d Warn,« Bain
fuiupis, I litem PuHi-b« 2iac, lead, fee.,
&.C , 146, Mam ktreet. "
Richmond, Julv, 30ili 1653.
Custom wo/is done to order at ahcrs notice, and
warranted t» give satiafacti ans>t
IAiU now receiving toe ue*t Lump Coai trooi tie
Midk tbian pits, which i wL'l deliver at 20 cent*
per buabe'; Mixed Coal from the sam • pita, at 18
centa per buahe!; Black Heath Lump at 2j cent* per
bushel, payable on the Ist ol January next. Order!
left at my cffiie on 14th atrset, neat Mayc'a Bridge,
will be attenued to promptly.
®u2-2w CHASTAIM PA'RRAR.
IJKOEMTKIAK feat extkaordi.
■- NAKV — Fbamc YVauule, the American Pe
destrian. has unaei taken to walk 54 iiouii in *uc
cession, wishout sleep or satin* down, lor a wager
of «iOO This Hercule»n task" will commence on
)!.. U M VI Aa s <th,leo3,at4,P.M ,in the Mechan.
ca iiaij. rear of the Arbour, cor. of Mam and 12th
tnUffh i « Pedestrian can be matched for 41000,
hour- «h U m '* ea ' n hours, 114 mile each
15th ing-a n I t Uatc 'I'°1'° commance on or before the
Boora open nigh; and day. Admission 12X cent*.
f OUT OR STOLEPU
WtH ntahl i '"bacrlber'a lot, on Tuesday
mmmsxMa wo **'• • red and white Ball, abunt
ona b aca acd • od « wo young C«w«,
information about the .h otber * brlnd,e - Ao 7
ceived. *nd . be
delivered t« the subscriber. 1 ' 8r * be g lTen
au 2—6t WALDROP,
the r»i,ir.i Depot.
I uis FOKSAiTil—irrrr : .
La ioi on the North a'daof n l .^" U " ui twfaatl, «
3rd and 4th streets, adjoining the ZJm ' »
W Brockenbrough, Esq. Thl* lotfroaf?Kx %L 5
run* back 153 to an alley. '® e '»
2. A lot cn the corner of Marshall «„ j „
•treett, opposite the Medical Colle» Sfn
fret and running baok 134 to an alley an r
On this lot i* a carriage house and atabil 6
would be rented, *hould the lot not be aoM'«Tt!L
the month. Aoply to a.
au 2—dtHKhau
13 EJIOVAL.—The aubacriber ha* tbia day n
■IV moved from hi* former p ace of buatnea*
Pearl atreet, to the large fire proof warefeoau*' r»T
oeatly erreted on Cary atreet, between 14th and is»h
•treeu, (Immediately above the auction (tore nf
Davenport, Allen * Co,) where he will conti Bu _
the Hkoleaale Oraeery aad loanlMU.
Bulat*a aa heretoiore.
K. H. SJUNKER, Cary atraet.
Auguat lat, 1553 a» Mi
jVOTICK.—A fine Iw» florae Wa|sa aa4
1 ' llaraaaa, suitable either for a termer or
negro trader, tor aale at a low price. Apply to
au ii—3t» LEE A OVERLEY.
fIVII NOTlCE*—Another lot ot Ihoee very
large and fine mammoth Halea Juat r*~
cetveu. 'a hey are oetter than anyyetaeea. Call
and *ee them, gentlemen, and remember <»r motto
U, aa low aa the lowaM.
au 2-3f LEE fc. (A'KRLET.
DBNICOVIHKO B.MOKINO TOBACCO.
A aup' y ol th • popeiar Smokia# Tobeeeeeee.
au fitly cv. band and for aale, wholesale ana retail,
by BENNCTr * BEERS,
jr«s fla—jtm.
yFJCIss. a»t- j cum.—Miityioe. Mace, Utujml
O and Grata Pepper, Nutmega, Uiagar, AA |Mt
received, and for aale by
Slam, smith * coi*
as 8 Cary at, adjoins# Colaaabiw Bofi|V'