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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE NIAGARA.
The new* by the Niagara i« interesting and im
portant, commercially and polilcally. Fioni
•ome unknown cause, hy wevei, «t failed to receive
our Baltimore papet» last evening, and we ai u un
able to turnish more than a meagre summary of
the foreign news. The telegraph yesterday fur
olshed an outline of event* at the seat of war.
We have the following in addition
PKOUftKSS or THE WAR.
Piince Gort-chaktitf (notthe General) arrive,! at
\ ienna on the 4th of July, and i* the bearer of the
official reply of Russia to Austria The precise
tarms ot the reply had not transpired. but (iorts
ehakoff also carried an autograph trom Nicholas to
Austria, the tenor of which was sail to he that by
the evacuation of Wnllachia, leaving free the Dan
übe, the Czar consider* he iatifi»s all the reasona
ble demand* of Austria. Moldavia is not to be
evacuated as the occupation of that principal i.y ]»
necessary a* a guarantee for the conditions ot a fu
ture treaty of peace
Colonel Monteutfel arrived on the bth at Berlin,
from Petersburg, with the Czar's reply to Pru»-
»ia The reply is courteou*. s'aring that the Czar
would consent to resign exclusive protectorate
ever Greek Austrian* it Turkey would aeceed to
the joint protectorate of the Five Power*- That the
("7ar will evacuate the Principalis * when the
Western Power* evacuate Turkey, hut w ill retain
n *trooa military position in Moldavia as provision*
a security.
The Czar has also sent Colonel IsakatT to Dres
den with a friendly autograph letter to the Kins of
Saxony, and other sovereign* who were represent
ed in the Bamburg Conference,
In the meantime hostilities continue, and lighting
.« reported from the Baltic, Black Sea, the Danube
and A*ia.
The Austrian* have entered Wallachia, and the
Kngiish army is embarkiug in English ships at
Cherbourg tor Ireland
Respecting the Auitrian occupation of Wnllachia,
t,l! y»tknown is that on the 2d ot July, seventeen
steamer* with Austrian troop* ou board, dropped
down the Danube.
Napier* fleet was lying in line of battle before
Cronetadt up to June 29, but no attack had been
made.
Bomsarsuncl was for the second time bombarded on
the 26th and i*th ot June, and the fortification de
stroyed.
THE BLACK BEJ».
On the 24th of June, eight Russian ■'.earners came
on: from Sevastopol ar.d ftttaeked three allied ships
hf the batteries. The alliedshins engaged were the
furious, the T-rrihle, and the Discards The artair
• ems to have been n running tight Tbe Furious was
considerably damaged.
Tue main bodv of the allied fleet was at Baldjurk.
Some Eng.'th bonfs takm i soundinss at the mouth
otthe Dnieper, exchanged fires with the Cossacks.
THE DANUBE.
On tbe 25st ar.d 22d an Important ba'.tle was fought.
The Turks, under Cien. Girolte, and Mesha Pasha,
fell ou the Russian rear guard of near Silts
ti ,aon the 2!st The hattle lasted two days, and the
Russians lost two thousaud five hundred men kiliod,
»nd made good their retreat
The Russians continued the concentration of
troops towards Screth and Pruth. and apparently
tnaan to return to Matschin, Itachka, and Tultsea on
tharigti-. bank of the Danube.
VROM ASIA.
The news is bad for the Turks from Asis. On the
tfth of June the Turks met with a severe check inai
-1 to storm two redoubts between the Usung
.et anc Kutors The Rus»ians atta:ked them in
di .-l during the assault defeated them with 150(1
to 2f>uo killed. They also captured the entire camp
eijuip&f e. with 13 cannons and 3d standnrds.
TURKEY.
The plan of tbe campaign and mevementsof the
allied army are still kept profoundly secret Ca
valry are supposed to be advancing by laud to Bal
kans
A telegrsph is being built from Constantinople to
Varna, Shutnla, Widninand Galupolis.
Fifty thousaud Anglo French trorps are still at Var
ua, and Prince Napoleon is also there.
Gen. Bosquet's Frei.ch division has left Adrianople
for Shumla.
Omar fasba has prepared to establish his head
quarters at Rutschuk
Communication from the Danube is kept open as
firasSistore by the Turkish flotilla.
On the Ist ot July, Gortschakotf removed his head
quarters from Kaiaresch to the Wagitscent.
Gen. Baragsay d'llillii-rs commands a division of
'.be French Army, presently embarking at Cherbourg
for the Baltic
The crew of the English steam friyate Sans Pareil
are fortifying Sor.kum Kale, and the crew of the
English frigate Sampson are fortifying Eatrinchid. at
Redoubt Kalch.
From Denistown Circular.
Liverpool, July 8. —Cotton was qui-st, and holders
not pressing. The market had receded from previ
ous prices 1-lGd. The sales of the week amount to
4<i fi'iO bales, of which speculators took 5500 mid ex
porters 52i0 bales. Tbe quotations are: New Or
leans fnir, 6*<i; middling SJ.-i ; Mobile linn, 6|d ; mid
dling, 5Jd Tha sales yesterday (Friday) were 7WW
bales aud the market closed with a moderate demand
a' previous rates. The stock on hani exclusive of
shipload, is 9tSI,UttO bales, of which 625,000 bales are
American
Ereadstufts—Modi-rate business doing at a dacllue
«t 3d.in Wheat, 6d. in Flour, Is in Corn
From Richardson's Circular.
Liverpool, July B.—Flour—Western Canal SCO
B.is.6d ; Baltimore, Philadelphia aud Car.rdian, 375.;
Ohio, 385.; Sour, ."Ms <*34s tid Wheat—white. lo*9d.
tflls; red, lOs.frlOa. 9(j, Indian Corn—Western
mixed and yellow—large transactions at 3os
Accounts from the A jricultural districts are unfa
vorable—the weather has been bleak but an average
crop is anticipated
Provisions—Beef is unchanged, with a limited bu
siness; sales bbls. Western at in.ss. Pork—ln
East«rn the transactions are large, at lower prices;
Western is dull, with a declining tendency. Bscon
is tirm, with sales of long and short sides at 39s.&\>s.
Bd. Shoulders are unchanged, with an active busi
ness at •I.'js 6diisos.
Lard is higher, there being an advance of 45.; sales
of the week 1000 bbls. at 495. Gd a 335.
From the Broker's Circular.
London, July 7—Ashes are a shade higher. Bark
7* Gd vrfis. Nothing doing in Linseed Cake, which
is wanted. Tallow is considerably higher, having
advanced 2s <13s , with a large speculative demand at
b7s., Southern American i!7s.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, Jnly 18.—The market is still unsettled,
ar.d will be so to some extent, until the question
in regard to the New York and New Haven Road is
disposed of in one way or another. The general sen
timent of the fiuancial portion of this community is
very decided upon the subject, and a repudiation of
the ' over issue,' upon any grounds, would meet with
public disapproval, even from those wbo have no pe
caniary interest in the result. The effect of such re
pudiation upon the Railroad interest, and upon all
classes of stock securities, would be more disastrous
than the first discovery of the fraud. We do not be
lieve that it is possible wholly to separate the sctnel
old stock from the over issues ; the Courts may draw
a line and declare what, shall be consirieied genuine
stock, aud fraudulent; but this will fee a mere
arbitrary distinction.
The Stock Market is hoavy, aud lower.
Foreign Exchange is still in favor of the buyer.—
Jour, of Com.
Bombardment of Bomkr-Sound.—A dUpateh
troru Stockholm, dated June 27, brings some partic
ulars of the bombardment of the fortress of Bo
iu«r /sound.
The Hecla, Captain Hull; Valorous, Buck!*;
arid tfle Odin. Captain Scott, were ecg ged in the ac
tion, which is described as very severe. The attack
commenced about five o'clock, P. M., cn the 2lst in
stant. After two hours'fi in?, a masked biltery on
the left bank, which hud been keep! ,• up a galling
(ire on the ships, was silenced and abai. loned by the
euemv, the suns being «l) dismounted and most of
the artillerymen knocked over.
At 10 P. M. the imp-rial lnagMiaes were set on
fire. Aftd eight hours' work the ships retired, pro
bably to obtain a reinforcement. Our loss is very tri
fling, only four men killed and wounded. The Hecla,
who was in nearast, suffered the most. A cannon
bcJl passed through her paddle-box, but fortunately
without damaging the wheel. A Russian shell burst
on the deck of the Hecla, but also without causing
much injury, for the whole I >■ was only four killed
and wounded. Another shell tell on her deck, but
before it hail time to burst, Mr Lucas, midshipman
of the Hecla, seued it with great presence of irinrl
atid threw it overboard.
Imf i KAiisiiiH Franklin.—The latest accounts
from the prans.m, a'ate that she remained perfectly
t'ght, and lay easy. Thren steam tugs, with the same
number of lighter schooners m tow, left the city at
daylight this morning, for the ship; and as she went
on ai three-quarters tids, it is confidently expected
that, after removing a portion of her cargo into the
lighters, she will be sot oft by 10 o'clock to-morrow
morning, unless unfavorable weather should inter-
W©ae.
The Kratkliu has probably the most vaiuabla cargo
of Continental goods ever imported into the I'nited
Hrft' tt# in one. vcsnel, valued at $if,Oi>(t,OOo, which is
stated to be fully covered fay insurance iu this city
and elsewhere
The K was built in this city in 1851, by Messrs.
Wf-stervelti Maekay, and was originally intended
for the Bremen line, but was subsequently transfer
red to the present owners She is valued at ffiIO.OOO,
('ii which there is about (SOO,OOO insured in this city,
Phiiedelphia, and Bosto of I "Hirtifr**c of
PuesiUt y
TRIAL OF THE STEAMER PRINCETON.
New Yoaic, July 18.—The Evening Pott says,
that the report of the officers ot the trial trip of the
tfttt&iii'T Pl'Uicutob is uiitkvoruble.
Cholkka —Five deaths in Boston are reported
giuce Saturday
ChoIEUa im New Bkd*o*» —The New Bodloid
Mercury record* two cases ol cholera—Mr James
'I nomas a stabler, and Mr. John Borden a team
•ter.
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
The Washington Union, of yesterday, expreeiee
* deep interest a* to to the ratnner in which the
Executive may meet and dispose of the Rivei and
Harbor Bill. The following extract may be re
sarded as sign '(leant :
It will b« recollected that in hi* nnnual ine*»ace
l'reiUtaiat Pierce expressly declined to reccommend
to the favorable consideration ot Congress'"the en
ti mates of work* ol a local charaeter In twenty
•••ven ol the thirty-one States, amounting to one
million seven hundred and fi!ty-four thousand live
hundred dollar* " ThU (act is conclusive only a*
to the point that the (Executive will n it be preclud
ed from a thoroujjjh examination of the detail* of
the bill, even though all the appropriation* propos
"d may be In accordance with the estimate* of the
proper department*.
We take it tor granted that when the bill is pre
sented to the ('resident tor hi* approval, he will be
governed in hi* determination by those great politi
cal principle* to which he Hand* committed a* a
democrat and that, in applying these principle*, he
will *eek all the lisrht that can be derived from the
precedent* furnished by the illustrious champions
• ! the democratic party He *ai la* much in hi*
lemarks upon the question ol internal improve
incuts in hh annual nmmge,
FROM MEXICO.
A letter dated Mexico, July 4th, to the N.O.Bee,
says ;
In my la*t letter I mentioned to you the death of
Madam Sontag, iu the midst id her triumph* Yes
terday ats o'clock we interred thetenor, Pozzolini,
who died niter a fortnight's ill of the same dis
ease. Pozzolini expired on Tuesday morning A
few minutes before his death, he rose frohi hi* bed,
sat down in an arm chair, aud breathed htslaital'
most instantaneously. An hour after, Count Rossi
leitthe capital for Vera Cruz, where he will depart
fer New Orleans on board the Orizaba.
1 he rapid death ol Sontaj* and Pozzolini, wi.hin
so short a time, and from a uiaease presenting iden
tical symptoms, has given riso in Mexico to a host
ot comment* which you wilt allow me to suppress
iu this correspondence. The friends of the latter
have made application for an autopsy of his re
mains. I do not know whether the request will be
granted.
Last week we accompanied to the grave the
corpse of young Baretta. the chorus master of one
ot the operatic companies He was an excellent
musician, a uood piai ist, and a promising artist.
Almost every member of the two Italian opera
companies has been sick The directory of both are
ruined by their enterprise. I have never known
Mexico as sad and desolate as at this moment. The
cholera, typhus and dysentery are raging in our
city, and the rains which would remova the tilth and
impuri'ieg accumulated in ourstreets, do not make
their appearance.
The N. O Bee thinks that the report of the death
ol Alvarez, the leader of the insurrection at Acapul.
co, is correct
[Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce.]
London, Tuesday Evening', t
4th July, 1654. 5
Th* intelligence which arrived last night is of a
very exciting nature. The Emperor of Russia has
positively refused to comply with the request of the
Emperor ol Austiia to evacuate the Principalities
He wilt enter into negotiation for peace upon all
subjects but one, but that one formed the casus brt
li. Ou the privileges of the Christian subjects ot
the Sullan, be will only treat with the Porte, and
refuses to admit the interference of the other pow
ers. Although many (■eeut alarmed at this intelli
gence, and although the funds continue to fall a lit
tle, I have no doubt that it is the best thing which
could have happened, especially as Austria'has no
longer any t xeuse for temporizing, and all the pow
ers will be able to prosecute the war with vijor.—
Additional troops are about leaving England, most
probably for the Crimea, where it is expected that
preparations will immediately be made on a large
scale for the investment, of Sebastopol by the allied
forces. The Emperor of Russia must either be
demented, or feel a confidence in his otrength be
yond all probabilities, to decline taking advantage
of the only chance which appeared open to him for
au escape from his present position Report says
that he is about to carry the war into the heart of
Austria: but although he is likely to make a hard
strueele to retain possession of Moldavia, and the
command of the Danube, it is more likely tiiat he
will send ali his disposable force to the Crimea,
CONGRESS—TUESDAY.
Senate. —Mr. Sumner presented a petition of
the Pennsylvania Society for the Promotion of the
Abolition of Slavery, praying the repeal of the fu
gitive slave law, which, alter some debate, was or
dered to lie on the table.
The homestead bill was taken up and discussed
by Messrs. Weller, Benjamin, Cass, and others, un
til half-past three o'clock, when theSeuate adjourn
ed.
House ok Representatives.—Mr. Phillips made
an unsuccessful attempt to introduce abillprovi
dins for ineorpopatina the new territory acquired
under thf recent Mexican treaty into the Territory
of Hew Mexico.
The bill abolishing the 50 per cent, discount on
prepaid uewspaper postage was debated during the
morning hour, Mr. Elliott, of Massachusetts, re
taining the flour for to morrow.
Tbe amendment of the Senate on tbe bill grant
ing a right of way through fhe grounds of Jefferson
Barracks to the St. Louis and Iron Mountain rail
road was debated, ami, Mr. Benton having the floor,
the House went iiilo committee on tha anny-appro
priation bill
Mr. Barry opposed the amendment of Mr. Stan
ton, of Kentucky, abolishing military superinten
dence at the national armories.
Mr. Faulkner supported that amendment, which
was ultimately adopted by a vote of 80 to 38.
The committee then rose, and the House ad
journed.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITBMS.
The Hamburg Rorsenhalle learns from Vienna
that the Emperor Francis Joseph will take the com
m tnd in person ot the army of observation. Baron
Hose will fix his head quarters near Tchernowiti,
in tbe Bukovitia, so as to be near the two other
head quarters (Lemberg and Ilermanstadt.)
The Morrland-*-poften declares thatthree English
Bailors tried to escape on ehore, on their boat being
captured at Gamla Carleby, but were seized by the
Russian soldiers, tied to a tree, and used as a target
for the bullets.
It is rumored, and it is said ou credible authority,
that the younc Kins of Portugal is not unlikely to
offer his hand to the Princess Charlotte of Bel
gium
Th" Piedmontese Gazette announces the death of
the infant Prince Charlos Albert, Duke of Chablals,
son of the King of Sardinia. The royal child was
horn on the 2d ot June, 1851. He died on the 28th
of June at the age of three years and twenty six
days.
Fire in Augusta County.—The Staunton Vin
dicator states that a tire occurred recently on the
premises oi Maj.J. B. McCue, near Mt. Solon, by
which he lost some $700 worth of grain. He was
threshing with one of Pitt's machines, belonging
l o Mr. Nimrod Showalter, when the machine
caught fire, from the friction of the tumbling shaft,
which had been left unoiled. In a moment the tire
communicated to a large rick of wheat, and another
of straw. The hows, eight in number, were saved
with di/liculty. The fire was prevented from
spreading by ploughing around the flames with a
large plough. Mr. Showalter's loss is about $400.
Sun Stroke —We learn from the Washington
Union, that on Tuesday last, Mr. Smith, of Virginia,
a nephew of Hon. Win. Smith, fell prostate in the *o"
tumln of the Capitol from the effect* of suu etfoke-
Ice water was poured on his head, when he rallied.
A few minutes elapsed and he again fell prostrate
Water was the second time applied to the head
and in a short time he again recovered and was
placee in a chair. Alter sitting for some time he
entirely recovered, and took a hack lor his lodg*
iog*.
The mortality of Brooklyn, last week, was very
heavy, for a city of its size. The number of deaths
was Sal, including 84 of cholera, :j,"> of cholera in.
fautum, and 15 of cholera moibus. There were 10
"ew eases reported on Monday.
The deatii by cholera, succeeded by congestion,
ol Nathaniel Rawditch Blunt, District Attorney o'
the City and County ol New York, has created a
marked aensation in New York.
Col. fieorge C. Washington died in Washington
city on the 17th inst.
THE ERIE AND SUNBURY RAILROAD.
Philadbaphia,! July IH.-Mr. Casper, President
of the feunbuiy uud Erie Railroad Company de
nies that the work will be su»pcnded r. n the road
«n«i aays that there can be no reasonable doubt of'
the subscription* made by Messrs. Crane, Dillon ii
Co., being paid, not being dependent on Mr. Crane
alone, but on a number oT gentlemen ol undoubted
wealth. The Instalments from the city oa Its sub
scriptions will only be asked for at the private sub
scriber* pay in their instalment*.
telegraphic news.
congress.
Washinotuw, July 19.—The Senita spent the
day io >li»cuMiiip the Homeitead Bill, but fume to
uo vate
Tlio House debated tho amendments to tho Army
Bill, but adjourned without taking tho vote.
RF.NCONTRF. BETWEEN MEAGHER AND
MACMASTERS.
Nkw York, July I!> —Mr. Thoa. F. Meagher and
Mr. Mar Masters, [the latter editor of the Freeman's
Journal, a Catholic paper ] had * rencontre In thil
city yesterday. Meagher received a slight wound
on the head. Macmastera wai severely beaten.
THE CHOLERA.
Nkw Yuek July 10. —Sixteen doatbi from chole
ra occurred «t the Hospital yesterday. The Board
oi Health make daily report!.
There wereive deaths yesterday in Brooklyn
from the disease.
LOSS OF THE STEAMER FRANKLIN.
Nsw York, July 19.—The steamer Franklin,
which went ashore oft' Moriches, forty miles weit
Montauk, on Monday, U now given up. She ii to
tally wrecked. Part of her cargo has been saved.
THE MARKETS.
New York, July 19-Flour firm with an upward
tendency. State and Ohio brands advanced 12 1-2
cents. Southern, rirm, but unchanged In price.—
Wheat a trifle higher. Southern red, *1 55a51.70.
Corn easier, without any decline. Southern yel
low, Scents. Stocks somewhat firmer, but not ac
tive. Money market less stringent.
July 19.—Flour more firm. Prices
nominal.
JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
„ CT The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor
Street, is extensively prepared to execute every de
scription of PRINTING on very superior Power
Presses and new Type, at extraordinary low prices,
for cash '
CARDS printed very cheap, on one of the last fast
Presses. m y ]2
WANTS
WANTED —A white Servant to act as
HOUSEMAID. One that can come well re
commended preferred. Apply at this Office.
jv 19—2t
\XTANTED—A COBBLEK immediately,
t * to whom the highest wages will be given.
jy 1» WM. WALSH.
\\T ANTED—Three BLACKSMITHS'
' » HELPERS, at our Foundry, corner Car* and
»ih if--. [jy 18—3i"| J. F. Si L. L. BARNS.
WANTED —On Storage, at BRIDGE
PORT'S warehouses, on the Uoclc, the bulk
of Ten Thousand Barrels. Apply to
D. B BRIDGEKORD,
.jy 18 Corner 20th and Water sts,
WANTED —lu the Town of Clarksville,
Va., a GOOD TAILOR. To sucli an one the
subscriber* would say. they think employment suffi
cient for four hands might be obtain«d at tood prices
MORTON fc BOOKER,
JAS. E. H ASK INS it CO..
JAMES M. BLANKS 4. CO.,
B. D &t W. 11. MORTON k CO.,
lIOBT. H. BUGG.
JOHN WIMBISH,
jy 17—It Drv Goods Merchants.
ANTED—Thirty Laboring HANDS
« * on the lino of the R. F and P. K R. about 12
miles from Richrarnd, to lay track. Apply to
W. N. BRAGG, Suo't of Road.
Office R. F. and P. R. R. Co., i
Richmond, May 12, 1854. >
ET NURSE WANTED.—Wanted
immediately, a healthy WET NURSE, to at
tend to an infant about six months old. Apply st this
office. jy 7
SERVANTS WANTED.—We wish to
hire three competent male dining-room servant*
to wait in a tir*t-c!as» hotel. Liberal prices will be
given. Early application is desired.
jy 7 TOLER & COOK, Agents.
EFINED SUG A 6 5.—500 packages
Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and Cottee Sugars,
from Philadelphia and Baltimore factories, for sale
low bv
jy 2" DAVENPORT, ALLF.N k CO.
VTEW FLOUR—In whole ami hall bbls.,
i' receiving and for sale by
jj2o Ji J. FRY.
MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER & VINCENT,
MARBLE WORKERS, on Main itreet.
between slh and 6th streets, and nearly oppo
si e the Second Baptist Church
MONUMENTS, TOMBS. FONTS, &c , of foreign
and domestic Maible, made in the most modern and
best style of the art.
CARVING and LETTERING executed in a man
ner not to be suipassed here or elsewhere.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine specimens of work executed by them, ns the
beat test of their merit. i v ] K d3m
Guanu, phosphate of lime,
SiC. —300 ton* genuine Peruvian Guano; 50 do.
d". Mexican do.; 100 bbls. Wood's Super. Phosphate
of Lime.
[This Phosphate of Lime is recommended by the
maker equal, if not superior, to Guano, as containing,
in a high degree, the ammonical and phosphoric Salt,
and combining, besides, » sufficient quantity of ani
mal organic matter to produce a more lasting effect
on the soil. I
200 bbls. Thomaston Lime; .50 bbls. Tar. For sale
in any quantity by
jy 19 E. WORTHAM ii CO.
XTOTICE.—AII persons having claims
-Ll against the estate of N. TAYLOR, Sr., dec'd.
will present them to me as soon as possible, to that
arrangements may be to settle the same : and
all tbuse indebted wtll please make payment, as long
er indulgence will not ba given.
N.TAYLOR, J*,
Administrator of N. Taylor, Sr., deceased,
jy 19—2t*
NOTICE. —M. LASKI, Graduate of" tiie
University of Warsaw, proposes to give private
lessons at the beginning of September iirxt, in the
following languages : Hebrew, Caldea, German and
in ail Classical Lauguages.
Ladies and gentlemen desirous of learning any of
the L&nguaie. named, may do so by making applica
tion at JAMES WOODHOUSE'S Bookstore/Rich
mond. Va.
jy l'J-3.* M LASKI.
VOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.—We,
i. * the Commissioners appointed by Henrico Coun
ty Court, will meer at the house of Wm. H. C. Ram
sey, THURSDAY, the 27ih of the present month,
(July,) at 4 o'clock, P. M , to receive proposals for
grading and other work necessarv to open the road,
commencing at the county road, near Taliaferro's
mill, and passing up th» Valley by Blakey's Mill, and
continuing up to Shed Town at the intersection of P.
and 34th streets
Any information respecting the location of said
Road or the work to be dune thereon, may be ob
tained by application to either of the Commissioners
or Mr. Wm. F Hord
WM P. C. RAMSEY, 1
GEO. C. WOODFIN, | Com'rr.
JOHN POE, S
jy 17—4t"
rpHIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS —
J. VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-In No
vember, 1854, will be drawn to a close our Magnificent
Kiuerprise. Receipts for shares given on applica
tion, toall who expend in portraits, or who pay
us ONR DOLLAR; the balance only payable wnen
their pictures are taken. To our receipt holders we
have resolved to otter great inducements to co-ope
rate with us in the above, in order to close it on at
gr&nd a scale ad possible.
WM. A. PRATT, Daguerrean Artist,
.. « 146 Main st., Richmond.
P* SIMONS. Daguerrean Artist,
_JT —if 151 Main st., Richmond.
Lumber, ulmher—edward e
DUDLEY is now receiving fhe following dp.
seriptions ol Lumber, wbic'a he offers to his custom
ers and the public on advantageous terms :
'' 'it 2, 3 and 4 inch superfine
White fuie r
6A.MMT do. & inch Poplar
10.000 do. 1 do. do.
10,000 do. Chair Plank
10, (Km do. Maple and Poplar Scantlini
12,0fi0 do. 1, I}. I}, 2 and 3 inch Maple
do. jf and 1 inch Black Walnut
S,(MM) do. *V ide 1 inch Cherry
£5,000 do. 6 inch Shincles, extra. Jy 14
/CHARLES R. 11ARREYS returns bis
\J sincere thanks to his friends for the libers) pa
tronage he has received from them since his re-coui
menearaent of business, and hopes still to merit their
favor by the faithful performance of work entrusted
to his care.
House, Sign and Ornamental Painting, Gilding,
Bronzing and Imitation of all kinds of Wood ana
Marble. Broad street between Bth and 9th.
jy 14—lm
Banc or VtaciNiA )
Rich mend. July 5, 1854 J
HTHE PREBIDENT AND DIRECTORS
X of this Bank have declared a dividend of four
and a quarter per'cent ,'out of the protite of the Bank
for the last six months, subject to tha deduction of
one quarter per cent, bonus to the State, which
leaves four per cent., or $2 80 per share, payable to
the Stockholders. BAM L. MARX, Cashier,
i Jy 6—2w
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auction bales.
FUTURE DAYB~
BY NOTT.
DOCKAWAY AT AUCTION—WiII be
All fold it auction on SATURDAY next, the 23d
intt , at corner of Main and 15th •••., a splendid Ruck
away. per ectly new. doable seats, light, airy, and
suitable for • family in town or country.
Term* at aale.
jy '■» A. NOTT, Aact.
BY THOMAS W. KBKHEE.
Office at Oeo. J. Sumner's, No. 20 Pearl at.
Door, bash and window
FRAMES AT AUCTION -On FRIDAY, 2!et
inst., commencing at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, I
will aell at auction, at hit factory on Mayo afreet, a
la'ge lot of Deor, Saab, Window Framea and Blinda
ol varioua sizes
Builder*, and parties blilding, will fiod thil a verv
desirable lot, and are reapectfnlly invited to attend
tbe aale.
Tern.a at sale MILES AMB_ER-
Sale conducted by
jv 13 THOS. W. KEEPEE, Auct.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN k CO.
Boots, shoes and hats at auc
tion —on WEDNESDAY, 2d of Auaust, we
will tell at 9 o'clock, at our Auction atore. 250 Cases
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS; all freih and dei<rable
goods.
Terms—Under $100, cash: $100 and over, 4 mos.
credit, for approved paper
jy 18 DAVENPORT. ALLEN it CO , Aucti.
r PHE remainder of the stock of GRO-
X CERIES, conveyed by Mr. Btegal to Trustees,
will] be sold at auction at his itore, en FRIDAY
morning, 21it inst at 9 o'clock.
By order of the Trustees.
, DAVENPORT, ALLEN it CO,
JT 19 Aucti.
BY TAYLOR k WILLIAMS!
House and lot on jefferson
STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL STREETS, at AUCTION —On TUES
DA i, 25th July, at o'clock. P. M., upon the premi
•;;» wi, Z be sold that framed building and Lot on the
Weit line of Jefferson, betwreen Broad and Marshall
streets, recently occupied by Mr. A. Trexler. The
lot fronts 19J feet, arid ronsback 65 fret.
Terms—cash, balance at 4 and 8 months, with in
terest and title retained till oayment is made in full,
jy 18 TAYLOR k WILLIAMS, Ancts.
Real estate in port mayo,
NEAR ROCKETTS, AT AUCTION —On
FRIDAY, 21st July, at 5J o'cleck, P. M.. upon the
premises, will be lold several beautiful Lots of
Ground lying in Lewis' Plan, in Port Mayo, and ad
joining the property of Wm. F. Hord.
Terms.—One-third cash; balance at 4 and 8 mo's,
with interest.
jy 18 TAYLOR k WILLIAMS, Aucts.
BY KENT. PAINE k KENT,
Large sale of dry goods at
AUCTION.—On THURSDAY, the 27th Inst.,
commencing at 9 o'clock, we will sell at the ware
house t f Messrs. Word, Feriusson & Co., th* entire
balance of their steck of Fancy DRY GOODS to
gether with a great variety of Staple Articles in ex
cellent condition, and to be closed without reserve.
ALSO,
The balance of a RETAIL STOCK, with which
the sale will commence
Will be added, five cases plain and printed SATI
NLIS, direct from the manufaclnrer.
w™ w ; H ,. also «ell sundry STORE FIXTURES, the
KEY of the store, with the unexpired lease nos
session to be given Ist August.
Terms at sale.
18 KENT. PAINK k KENT, Aucts.
AJOTIC'E—I will offer for sale, on the
premises, at the hour of 12 o'clock M. on the
iirst d&v of Angust. if fair, if not, on the first fair dav
following, my plantation in Louisa county, situate on
the banks ot the S'jutli Anna river, and five m'les
west of Louisa C .urt House, on the Central railroad
containing by old snrvev 513 acres, be (he same more
or less. Abiut throe-quarturs of the laud is cleared
and or.e-quaiter in original wo.d: 80 acrei of the land
is good river flats. There are on the plantation a
goad dwelling, corn house, barn, and all the neces
sary offices reqiiUita for the comfort of a family, a
good apple orchard of about two hundred trees, with
sufficient cherry, peach, pear, and other fruits from
Mr Sin'on's nursery near Richmond.
The land is well watered with never-failing
sh-ea;na and an excellent spilng within 100 yards of
the house. There are two milli within oue mile of
the plantation—one near pech end, for grinding
a!! sorts of grain, manufacturing flour, wool, and cut
ting plank, to., a meeting house and post office with
in much the same distance. The river abounds with
a variety of fish, and the plantation with an abun
dance of game. The c'tizuns of the neighborhood
are respectable, and good neighbors
I will also offer for sale on the aams day, cattle,
horsea, mules, hogs, sheep and farming implements,
house and kitchen furniture.
Terras of sale made known on the day of sa'e.
Possession given on the 1 st day of October, or soon
er if required hy asrecrrent. Title retained until
las'payment is made, which title is unquestionably
good.
The undersigned, residing on the premises, will
take pleasure in showing the property to any perion
desirous of viewing the same. If sold privately no
tice will be given through the public prints iie.
RICH'D G. COTTOM.
Gold Hill, Lcuisa County, July 10, 1851.
jy!B— tlstAug
BOARDING.
]Y| RS. HOOPER, on Church Hill, Grace
k'A street, near 25th »treet, ha* two vacaut rooms,
which she would be planed to hstva occupied ly
genteel boarders Gentlemen tan be accommodated
with board on reasonable terms. je 24 Im
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD —Stolen
1. from the cabin of the Ship New Enilani', ou
Sunday, the lHth inst., a b3g containing FIVE HUN
DRED DOLLAK.S, viz: forty Ten Dollar pieces and
twenty Five Dollar piecs. Suspicion rests upen the
Steward of the ship, he having deserted on that day.
His name is GEORGE GILLKSKIE, a Germsn,
about 5 feet 6 inches in height, thin face, looks down
when spoken to, and speaks tolerably good English.
The police of Richmond will please be on the look
out P. FROTTEAU,
Master Ship New England.
City Point, July 17th, 1854 jy 19 3c
inn Of HI LBS TODD'S HOG
ROUND BACON
400 lbs. Todd's extra sugar cured Family Hams
10,000 lbs. Wilson's hog round Bacon, small size.
10,000 lbs. N. Carolina do. do.
AO lihds. Western Sides
30 do. do. Shoulders
10 bb's. Ham*
5 do. old Rye Whiskey
5 do. genuine old Peach Brandy
50 do. Lard
2i kegs N Carolina Lard, very nice
25 pails Lard
ALSO—Carpet Warp, Seine Twine. Leading Lines,
Cordage, Cotton Yarns, Bed Cords, Wrapping Twine,
tc. All for sale on good term?,
jy 19 JVQ. WQMBLE St CO.
KD. SANXAY will take Depositions,
• certify to acknowledgment of Deeds, iic , and
perforin all other magisterial duties; will also write
Wills, Deeds of Lease, Release, Bargain and Sale,
Agreements, and all other instruments of writing.—
He solicits the patronage of his fiiends and the public
generally; can be found during the day at the Ex
press office of Mr. Wm. L. Maule, on Pearl street,
under the office of Messrs. Toler 4l Cook.
jy 13—dim*
XTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENT.
Great bargains will be offered to all who may
want Dry Goods for cash until the 25th of the pres
ent month, when we will close our large and desira
ble stock of Fancy Goods at public sale. On fhe day
of sale the key of our store will be disposed of to the
h ghest bidder, unless rented privately before that
day.
jy 7—dt2s WORD. FERGUSON k CO
NOTICE. —All persons indebted to the
estate of Austin Terry, deceased, are requested
to make payment to me as soon as possible, and all
persons having claims against the said estaffe, are re
quested to present the same to me for settlement.
SARAH A. TERRY, Administratrix
jy 14—dim of A. Terry, dee'd.
XECUTOR'S NOTICE —All persons
having claims against the estate of James Bo
sher, deceased, are reqnested to present tiiein, pro
perly authenticated; and those indebted to make pay
ment without d ilay.
LEWIS D CRENSHAW,
jv ll— ts Execu'nrof James Bosher, dee'd.
WO HUNDRED ami. FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS -RICHMOND AND DAN
VILLE RAILROAD COMPANY-Two hundred
und fifry thousand dollars mortgaged Bonds of the
K { ehmond and Danville Railroad Company are now
ottered for sale, made redeemable in five years from
the date thereof, aud the interest payable semi-an
nually at the office of the company iu Richmond.
This amount being obtain ;d, the road will be com
pleted to Danville in twelve months from this "p s *.
Persons desiring to invest, may apply either at the
ottice of the Company: to V. Vvitcber, President; te
James Brown, Jr. cr Robt H Maury.
jy 7—-fluid P- VAN DKITRSON, Treasurer.
Anew discovery—gold pens
RE-POINTED BY ELECTRICITY-RAY
MOND Si ALLEN, No. 1444. South Second street,
Philadelphia, will re-point GOLD PENS by Electri
city, and warrant them to write as well >'«;er, for
50c a piece Mr. WM. A. BUTTERS, 157 Mains!-,
, isageut for Raymond fe Allen,
jy 18—lrnis
ORAITHWAITE'S RETROSPECT—
D part 29; for the half year ending with July,
18V1. Price $1. Just received and for sale by
j, 18 A. MORRIS. 91 Main st.
| 6) TIERCES PRIME RICE, receiv
j, i 8 in *' <or " t '* br BACON It BASKERVILt.
/COUNTERS, COUNTERS—For sale,
tiro large Store Counters, with drawers com
plete. They eao he seen at the store lately occupied
by Wilcox it Betta. Eagle Square. A bargain can be
bad in them by applying to
jy lit CAUTBORN.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS. *
BY GODDIN it APPIMOfT
PfOUgE AND LOT ON THIRD 8T
ft I ."®** BURYING GROUND, FOR SALE
nJ nn Vu CT J. ON - Witl »>« wld on MdNDAY after
«neneiniß^ t u Jo,r ' ,SM - °P° n th « Com
weat linn If «i °^s,ock<5 ,ock < the •tgteoed Hooae oa the
cooled ths Burylo* Ground, oo
baek about I» V £**!??' front,n * 27 ""d running
Tkims—One third eaajb!i.°<?.„H a -w-.
Kf. «S:
JIH OODDIN t APPBESON. Aorta.
BY THOMAS W. KEEHKF
Office at Oeo. J. Hamnei'i. No. 21) Pearl st
ADMINIBTKA TRIX'S BALE OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
A 1 AUCTION.—As Adminlatiatrix of Auatin
deceased. 1 ih.ll lell, on TUESDAY moreing 2Stfc
day of July, ISM, commencing at 10 o'clock, at hia
late residence over tbe itore of George I. Herrina .11
the Household and Kitchen Fu'niture. of which tbe
■aid Terry died possessed. consisting of the uaual va.
nety belonging to a fe.rge Boarding Houie.
Alio one very fine GOLD LEVER WATCH.
1 iball at the same time hire out, for tbe reridue of
the preient vear, eight VALUABLE SERVANTS—
among which are several good Cookiand Houie Ser
vants—
And rent out the houie lately occupied by tbe laid
Terry as a Boarding House, for the residue of hii
term, which endi on the firit dav of October nest.
Terms—For all iumt under #20 caih; $20 and over
that amount 6 monthi credit with bond and approved
security.
Servant*—Hire payable In two instalments, one half
on the first of October, and the other half on first of
January next, with bond and approved security.
The rent or the house payable on the firat day of
October next, with bond and approved a-curitv.
SARAH A. TERRY,
Administratrix of A. Teny, dee'd.
Sale to be conducted by Thomas W. Keesee, Auc
tioneer. je!4—tde
FOR SALE.—If not sold pri
-- vately bv FRIDAY. August 4tb, 1854, we will
on that day offer at public auction, without reierve,
commencing at 10 o'clock, the Farm known aa
"PULLIAM'S," (divided into four parti,) U miles
North of Richmond, adjoining the lands of Albert
Morris and others; one tract being West of the Cen
tral Railroad, containing 65 acres, has a ncw well fin
ished and commodloui dwelling houie, with a large
new bain and stable, juit built; and another tract
bounded on the Meaeow Bridge Road, containing 54
acres, with • comfortable dwelling, barn and other
improvement! thereon; and adjoining the landi of
Thoi B. Carter, a tract containing 50 acres, heavily
timbered with pine wood ; and on the Eaat side of
the .Central Railroad, a tract containing 77J acres,
with ice house and pond and a large quantity of fire
proof brick clay, and heavily timbered with pine and
oak wook. These lands lying only 1J miles of Rich
mond, and in a high state of improvement, offer
many inducements to persons wanting a country resi
dence near the city. Immediately after the sale of
the land, will be sold all the farming utensils, con
sisting of a wagon, cart, plows, gearing, ic , with 5
superior Vuung Mules. and also the crop of oats,
about 50,(00 poundi; arid likewise the crop of corn
now growing We wiil also hire out for the balance
of the year two negro men and one woman; any per
son desirous of examining tlieae lands, crops and
st< ck, can do so by calling on Mr. Martin 8. Taylorr
who resides upon the premises, and who will take
pleasure in showing them. A map of the lands can
be seen upon the place and at the office of Taylor It
Williams, Auctioneer, corner of Bank and 11th sts
Terms of Sale—One-.ourth cash; balance in one
and two years, for negotiable notea, with interest
added and tilrle retained until last payment for the
land; and for the crop, Jtc., a.l sums under $20 cash
and over that amount 4 months, for approved nego
tiable notes.
Possession will be given immediately, with the
privilege of getting away the wheat or anything that
may be omitted. MA3SENA BEaZLF.Y,
jv U-dtds MARTIN S TAYLOR. *
Taylor Ac Williams, Auctioneers.
TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL
ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.—
Persons travelling, and all others, should have a bot
tle of Dr. J S. ROSE'S PAIN CURE ft, and his CAR
MINATIV E BALSAM by them. In case of sudden
sickness, these medicines frequently cure in less time
than it requires to get a physician.
To prevent Cholera, take a teaspoontul of Pain
Curer in a wine glass of water every morning; when
ever you have pain internally or externally, use the
Pain Curer In bottles at 12*, 25 and 50cti.
Dr. ROSE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM for Chol
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaints and Dysen
tery. This mixture is one of the most important medi
cines, and should be kept in all families As a sooth
ing preparation, it has no equal. In cases of infants
with bowel complaint, cholera morbus, restlessness,
crying or general pain, it has been proved a perfect
balm. As a specific for bowel complaints of adults,
it has never failed. During the cholera of 1#32, 1834
and 1349, it failed in no instance when used before
death had positively struck the patient. I have had
"eturns from more than «*ne thousand persons who
used it during those memorable periods, testifying to
its wonderful curative pawers. 25 cents a bottle.
J. S. ROSE, M. D
All of Dr. J. S. ROSE'S valuable Family Medicines
tote had of Purcell, Ladd St Co, Bennett & Beers,
Adie Si Gray, O. A. Strecker, A. Duval, A Bodeker,
J- B. Wood, VVm. P. Ladd. S. M. Zachrisson, A. Les
lie, R. R. Duval St Brc., in this city, and of dealers ge
nerally throughout the United States,
jv 7—d2w4iw2»
LOST —Between Uni*n Hill and Bosher's
Carriage Shop on Main street, a small MEMO
RANDUM BOOK, with two or three dozen tickets
in it, and several other papers which can be of no
u»o to any one but the owner. Besides vaiious memo
randum's and entries made mostly with a pencil. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this
office or returning it to Mr. R. Blankinsliip's stables,
on Franklin St.
jv 12- ts C. C BURTON.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER,)
July I2tb, 1834. 5
TO BUILDERS. —Proposals will be re
ceived at this office until 1* o'clo-k M on Satnr
day, the 22d inst, for building two Engine Houses—
one of them to be located ou 18th street, near Frank
lin; and the other on 3d street, near Broad. Propo
sals will be received for each house separately, or for
both together
Peraons desirous to bid upon the above work, are
referred, tor farther information, to the plans and
specifications, which can be seen at this office The
proposals must slate the time which will be required
to complete the work bid for; and approved security
must be given tor the prompt and faithful compliance
with the terms of the contract.
The Committee reserve the right to reject all the
bids, if none of them should prove satisfactory.
By order of the Building Committee.
jy 13—td W. GILL City Eng.
Ten neat houses for rent.—
We offer for rent TEN FRAMED HOUSES
just completed, on Jefferson, between Broad and
Marshall streets, near Brook Avenue. Each house
contains about 4 looms, with out buildings, iic.; and
from their convenient location and good arrange
ments are well suited for stores or shops of any kind,
or dwelling houses.
Those in want will do well to apply at once to
j, 6 TAYLOR fa WILLIAMS.
DIARRHCEA KlLLEß—Prepared on
ly by BENNETT b BEERS,
Druggist*.
Don't fail to procure a bottle of this valuable re
medy for Diarrhiea; and for the eady stages of Cho
lera, it is a certain cure.
Every family should keep it on hand in case of
emergence.
A single dose will frequently arrest and relieve vio
lent and sudden attacks. Price 50 cents.
jy is
Attention inhabitants ok
RICHMOND.—The prevailing sickness, Diar
rhu a, pain and disordered state of the stomach, that
lias boeu so very prevalent amongst us for some time
pist, Ms induced me (with the wish of several per
sons who hiive received benefit by my Diarrhoea
Compound) to bring it more to public notice, it Is
as good for the above disease as Leonard's Instant
Relief and Speedy Cure, for coughs, colds, Jic., tc.
Give it a trial; it is equally good for the child as
Prepared by THOS. LEONARD,
jy jo Governor street.
Building association stock —
For Hdle 10 shares in the Homestead Association
apply at this office JT *
RAOLAND &■ BROTHER have re
moved, temporarily, their itoek of Grooerlo* to
their home on the North »ide of the Ba»in, between
10th and Llth »t*., where they will be pleased to tui
ui»h their euntouiert end the publio. ap 11 !l
BRANDY . —Superior French Brandy,
pale and dark, «uitable for inedicinul purpo»e«,
in bottle* and on draught. For Hole by
jy 12—10t JOHN GRjKMK, No. 5 Twelfth »t
Church hill alum water —
Person* wishing to procure till* Water, can do
•o by applyirg to Mr, PAUL AMfcND, at Mrs. Van-
Lew'*, on Church Hill. je 27—lni
LAGUYRA COFFEE.—2SO bags La
yuayra Coltee, receiviug per steamer, aud for
"jy J-Gt TIN9LEY, TARDY It CO.
/HANDLES. —200 buxes Adaumutine Ca»-
die*; 2*> do Hotel d0.;50 do. Sperm do. J tut re
ceived and for *«!e by
jy 17—6t TINSLEY, TARDY fc. CO
CELLING OFF AT COST ! SELLING
£3 OFF AT COST !!— Being obliged to eoapeod
business for tome time, on account of 111 health, I
will, in erder to effect It as *oen a* possible, offer
from this day, my entire stock of Facey and Staple
DRY GOODS at and below COST.
Persons In want of goods may be sore to got bar
gains, as they most ho sold to a short time.
VALENTINE COHEN,
je Ift—lm* Corner Brood aodftth sts.
lEMON SQUEEZERS.—Liuie aud L*
■A men Squeezers with Porcelain BowU; Do. pf
the old pattern: Mudlers; loe Trays; 100 Pick*; MS
lots; Tutubisr Drainers, «6- for
jy IB ZIMMERMAN.
APCTIOH
ZZTT THIS DAY. ~
___ mJ » B. fc C. B. HILL: ~"~
OP VALUABLE
«»• »fc day i,"el«S P^WDAT.
taction flora of MaanTlf i i. »t tha
valaable Slava, nan*4 M U*a." 2Li uJi' SP' • mo,t
Th *» on »« to • firat-rat* e^n< -
■ftsiii?~ ""•F^To.T,
Sivar - »■•*•■•WSttr-'
BY ALEX. Nun.
VyiLL be sold on THURSDAY nrrt
f f 2Mb in.t, it 10 o'clock, at tbeAofii. u.»
• vplrndid *»«ortment of FURNITURE mnaiLti.? >
Sidebjarria, Wardrobe*. Bureaux, Dining and Centr.
Tablet, Rocking Chain Sofa*, Loangea, Seeretariea
Cottaae and other B*<*atead«, Feather Bade, Hair
«>d Shook Mattreeaea, Wa*h*tand«, fcc., k«.
ALSO,
10 dcz. Otard, Daprey It Co Brandy (1(32.)
8 doz Old Madeira Wine (1837.)
««»i Cocktail Bitten.
"•"SferVy- hi™'
Boxea Tobaoco, not very tuparior.
» i . AL *°>
foMh. rg .ta£ 0 i&° f Gro " 11 " «• e*P«cted in time
reL™ Wh01 " ° f Wbieh wl " * ">* without the lea*t
Tenn, eaah. fjy 1&J ALEX Nf)tT Attct
BY DAVENPORT. ALL IN t~7n
GROCERIES, &c , AT AUCTION —
a«« o » n Z^ U^ n D S 2 th Jan *' - wra"uSo«
auction atore, at 10 o'clock, an aaaortneat of Oroca
riea, via:
500 bait Rio and Lazu&yra Coffee
4(0 bhla Coffee, Cruahed and Powdered Sugar*
60 hho*. Molaaaea
25 half plpra Brandy
ISO half cheata Green and Black Tea*
Salt; Cigar*; New Eor land Ram
Old Rye Whtokey; Madeira Wine
Wrapping Papan Starch, fcc.
Term a—Under #100, eaah: over $100, 4 uioath*
credit, for approved, negotiable naper.
Jyls PfVEWPORT. AtiLEW fc CO.. Auctfc
* ARMORY YOUNO GUARD )
iU THE COMPANY vtll uwmbla for
parade in full remroer uniform on Thuraday the 20th
mitant, at o'clock P M., punctually.
By order of the Captain.
__ _ l v L 'ORE, O 8.
N. B—The military who intend uniting with the
corps in their ezcuraion to the Cottage are hereby
requeated to meet at the aatue time ana place,
jy 19—2t
1 ATTENTION, CALEDONIAN
H OUA B D.—Attend a meeting of jour Company
TJ] at Serg't Taylor's Room, corner or 7th and Main
"treeta, on Thursday night, at 8| o'clock Every
member ia expected to be present, aa business of
much importance will ba brought before the meet
ing
By order of the Captain.
jy 19—2t THQB P TAYLOR, O. S.
Tff^Tlf OUR ACCOMMODATION
HSSaEZSSS PACKET LINK roR COLUMBIA
will leave Richmond on Tuesdays. Thursday* and
Saturdays, at 9 A. M ; passes Macakintown at 124 P
M., Dover Mills UP. M., Jude'a IJ, Michaux's f.
M., Pemberton's tij P. M., and arrives in Columbia at
8J P. M.
Returning leave Columbia Mondaya, Wednesdays
bud Fridays, at 3 A. M : reach Pemberton's at 5, Jef
fernou 6J. Cedar Paint Bs, Michaux's Ferry Bjj, J ode's
Ferry 104, Dover Mills 10$. Manakintown 111, Tucka
hoe 12$ P. M , and Richmond at 3 P. M.
Mail Line for Lynchburg and Buchanan leaves
Richmond Mcm'ays, Wednerdays and Friday*, at 5
P.M. BOYD, ED MONO h DAVENPORT,
iv 19—1 w
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
~ Strayed or stolen, a Black COW, with
„ft 31 white spot on her rump, and a white
■* f streak down her tail.
The above reward will be paid for her delivery at
my house, on Grace, between 7th and Bth sts.
jy 19—3t* WM. B ISAACS.
FOR SALE —A tine HARNESS
A A HORSE, perfectly sound and gentle. Any
one wishing to procure a tirst-rate Family Horse, can
be supplied by making application to the subscriber,
jy 19 JAMKB D. ELLETT.
gSETSD TRUNKS, TRUNKS—
Now in store and for sale aseheap •»
'hey can be bed in any store in this
eity, a large and superior lot of tra
veling Trunks of every quality, from the best te the
common Packing Trunks, some of which are extra
large. Also, a large lot of Valices and Carpet Bags.
Buyers will save money by buying of
WM. WALSH,
jv 18 No. 43 Main at, Blgn of Big Boot.
CHILDREN'S SHOES .—ln
store the largest assortment and greatest
variety and cheapeit Shoe* that cau be found, at
WM. WAr SB'S,
iy 18 No. 43 Main ft., Sign of Bit Boot
MILLINERY GOODS AT £1)0
REDUCED PRlCES.—Having
WST unusua'.'y large stock of RIBBONS, pSVS
•Wfc BONNETS, and MILLINER 7-13539
GOODS generally on hand, the subscriber will sell
oil for cash, from thi« date Dntil the lat of August, at
reduccd price*.
Moat of the good* are freib-parchaaed thla Spring
and Summer, rendering them, together with the law
prices, very attractive.
N C. BARTON, 109 Main (treat.
N. B. —Lot fashionable Lawn Bonneta at f1.30;
Tan Colored Straws at 25c. je 23—dlmif *
Msmlmlm NEW BOOK AND STA
IONERY STORE, IN RICHM'D,
VA—WILLIAM A. BUTTERS, for
VfßMv the last three years salesman with
Messrs. Nash k Woodhouae, would reapectfaily in
form hia friends and the public generally, that he haa
taken the store formerly occupied by Messrs. R. M.
Barton ti Co., No. 157 Main St., where he will always
keep on hand a general assortment of BOOK'S, STA
TIONERY and FANCY GOODS, for sale at the low-
est prices.
Having bad nearly fourteen years experience In the
Book business, North and Bonth, he oontidently in
cites th« patronage of the publio.
He will be in receipt of all the new publication* as
soon as issued.
Orders from Merchants, Schools, Librariea, Publi
Institutions of Learning, or private individuals, will
be filled on the most favorable terms, and with the
greatest dispatch. ■ jy S-Mrais
LADIES' GAITERS, SLIP
fEKS.ii c.—We have j uat received a Crest
supply of Ladies' Oaiters, Slippers, Buskins, fee. Ac.,
which we are selling atour usually low prices,
je 22—tsif HART A MOSES
NOTICE TO LADIES.—Haf
in. on hand an unusually large stock of
Ladies' Creole Oaiters, both black and colored, and
being anxious to reduce the same, we have deter
mined to otter them at very reduced prices. Sncb aa
we have been selling at #1.75 and 92, we now offer
for 41 50 per pair.
Ladiea will neglect their interests by failing to
avail themselves of this opportunity. Call at the La
ei' Saloen add secure a bargain
WHITE k PAOE,
jy 14 No-78 Main street
PICOI'S DIARRHOEA REMEDY
never fails to core Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Chole
ra Morbus, Cholics, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach,
ke. Ttiii preparation baa bean used for yeara, and
has met with the approval of Physicians and han
dled* of pereons who have successfully tested its
virtues in case* where the disease a were of tbe most
aiarming character.
Prepared only by E. J. PICOT k CO ,
jy 7—ln Corner opposite Old Market.
IDARM FOR SALE. —for sale privately,
r a FARM immediately on the line of the Rich
mood and Danville Railroad, 9 mile*from Richmond,
containing 135 acre# The improvement* are ail new.
consisting of a dwelling home with 5 rooms and all
the nece*eary ont-bnasea. Tb»re la alio on the Perm
a Oriat Mill and Saw Mill. For further particular*
enquire at thi* office. Jy lft—2w
CAPITAL $50,000.—COMJiEBClAL
SAVINGS &ANK.-Office at the store of
Quaile* k Brooke, on 14th street
Depositor* in thia institution will receive six per
cent, on all iumi remaining on deposits six months
or longer, and live per cent, for a shorter time.
WM. G. PAINE, President.
R. T. Brooke, Treas'r, j»6— t*
1 ij BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
E OF BELVIDKRK, NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY, AT PRIVATE SALE—For partlcu
ar* eall at the subscriber at the stone building oa the
Basin, or at hi* residence.
my 31—ta R. B. TYLER.
Herrings —71 bi>i«. No. 1 Halifax
Herrings, for sale by
jy 17 FLANNEOAN, STORES k CO.
b)i | HHDS. Plastering HAIR, in store
£>\J and for sale by CHAR. W. SNOW,
jy 18 2d door from corner gOth and Water ate
EMNE SKGARS.—A handsome assort-
JL m«nt of favorite brand*. la store and for sale hy
RAW LIN OS It MILLER,
Jy 19 ' - Corner Peari and Gary ats.
VrOTICE — All persons are forewarned
X™ against crediting T. H. Ores bun oa my aaeoaat,
as 1 shall be reepoasTkU for ae debts contraeted by
htm. [jy 19—8t« J J. R. HOUROOR
RIO COFFEE.—BOO bags, for sale by
jy 19 DAVENPORT, ALLEN k CO
T AGITAYRA COFFEE.—*OO bags, fo
Jy 1»* b ' DAVENPORT, ALLEN k CO.