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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
- rr " cimXr
The special corrwpoadWii ol the N. Y. Tribune
from P*ri» M follow*:
Soon *fter the revolution broke out k Spain, Mr.
u ipM> Madrid with hi# famil* tor * Journey of
r!e»*ure to the Pyrenees. N«lvflle Soul*, «on of tha
Minuter. and Attache Interne of the Legation, waa
«pstehed by bit father to Parla and London with
, ~n e d«#pate.hea for tha Legal 100 ain those cities.
~,4 *l*o tor Wa*hingtou. He leave# Paris to day,
i i 'din the family in the Pyrenec*. In regard to
Mr. Soule's views on the pending questions, I may
' . permitted to say thi* mnch, that *itice E»partero
1 « cotne into power he ha* no hop»* of a favorable
L-tlement of the Outun question, unless aided by
Liecisiva measures on the part of the Government at
Washington. He does not believe that the Quwn
run hold her power lone, and ha* strong faith In
the ultimate success ol the Republican cauae. No
propositions of any kind bare ever been made by
the Sp*nl»h Oovernmeat to aell the laland of Cobs,
and it ia not anticipated that nuder lhc preaent re
gime any will be made.
A MAN SHOT BY A DOG.
Corn**, N. Y., Aug. 18—A fatal accident hap
pened in thi* town on Sunday, the »>th Inst. Two
men were out a hunting. One Peter Kilmore had
» two barrel (tun. He discharged one barrel and
MUed a bird ; he then brought the butt of hia gun
to the ground with the murzle leaning againtt hia
left breast. Hia doe coming up, jumped with hia
t<i'e paw* against him. and when hi* pawa came
d< wd. they atruck the trigger of the other barrel,
and discharged the whole contents In bis breast,
«nd lodged in bis aboulder. He lingered till Fri
day, the 11th, when he died.
THE HEALTH OK SAVANNAH.
CoLrMMA, 8. C, Aug. '.21.—1t ia reported that
there lia*e been fifteen deaths ol yellow lever at
Savannah to-day.
___________
A BAI.TiMOREAN CHARGED WITH MI;R.
DER.
PttiLADttt-PHtA. Aug. 21.—Joaeph Donley and
iv-er f"rowel, alia* Baltimore Pat, who arrived at
New York In the U. S. Storeship Relief have been
arrested for the murder of Watchman Moonoy, in
Meymnennng, ai'veral ysar» ago. They are await
ing a requisition.
MORTALITY IN NEWARK.
Newark, N. J., August 20.—The interments in
this city for the past week were eighty, and the
,i'>*ths by cholera twenty-seven.
To-day we had fifteen interment* and four deaths
by cholera.
ATTEMPTED COALITION FAILED,
Portland, Me., Auj. 21.—The Whigs and Free
soilors ot Androscoggin county, met at Lewlston,
< ii Friday, and attempted to form a coalition but
(ailed.
Oovblk Suicide.—Neßr Paris, Illinois, five or
s x month* npo, George Hodge committed suicide
by cutting his throat. A few day* since, Sophia
Hodge, bis wife, killed herself by taking arsenic.
lowa Election.—The Legislature is said to stand
as follows : Senate—Whig* 14; Democrats 12; In
dependent 1, and 4 to be beard from. House—
WhijS 37; Democrats 19, and 14 to be heard from.
THE SAN JACINTO.
Boston, August 20.—The accident to the U. S
steamer San Jacinto Is more »erious than at first
reported. Tbe bed plate i* broken, requiring the
t .king out ol r.ll her machinery to make the ne
cessary repairs. It is also said that she sprung
a leak. She will probably be detained two or three
months, and tbe contemplated voyage to the Baltic,
on account of the latene**of the season, will have
t« be given up.
DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION TO THE KNOW
NOTHINGS AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, August 19, 1854.—A large meeting of
Democrats was held in this city thia evening, at which
r'solutioaa weJe passed expressin* disapprobation of
the "Know-Nothing" organization. Col. Caldweil
delivered a forcible speech in opposition to the
' Know-Nothings " Some disturbance was evpect
ed, bat all passed etf quietly.
POLITICS IN MAINE.
Bangor, Aug. 21.—At a "regular" Democratic cau
cu« on Saturday evening, G. M. Weston, formerly ed
itor of the Augusto Age, offered a resolution calling
to Judge Parris for his views on the Nebraska ques
tion, and declaring that they would not support him
i r Governor if he continued silent. The resolution
was tabled.
Boston, Aug. 21 —A man named Humphrey Doi
can, a slater, was brutally murdered by rowdies dur
ing a fight in South Boston last night. The murder
er, au Irishman named Halllhan, has been arrested.
GREAT FIRE AT CHATHAM, C. W.
But Ang. 20.—A tire occurred at Chathsm
Canada West, a few day* since, destroying a whole
bi'oek of stores, warehouses, lie , on Main St., and a
biid ge across the river Thame*. The loss estimated
at $80,000.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Philadelphia, Aug. 21.—A lad named Steinber
ger was accidentally shot dead by another lad yester
day, while they were in a boat on a gunning exenr
*ion down tbe river. The gnu had been fired off, and
was reloaded unknown to the unfortunate boy who
discharged it. The coroner'* jury thi* Morning ex
onerated him from anv criminal intent.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
Baltimore, Aug. 21.—The nnnber of cattle of
fered at the scales to-day was 850 head. All sold at
to $4 on the boof—equal to $S&sß netf. averaging
$3.Hogs—Sales at Sheep cull at $2
to $6.
SALT.—4OO sacks, landing thii
JL morning, for sale by
au 23 DAVENPORT. ALLEN fc CO.
TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL
-- ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS —
Feraona travelling, and all others, should have a bot
tle of Dr. J S.ROSE'S PAIN CURER, and his CAR
MINATIVE BALSAM by them. In case of sudden
aickneas, theae medicine* frequently cure in less time
than it requires to get a physician.
To prevent Cholera, take a teaapoonful of Pain
Curer in a wine glasaof water every morning; when
ever you have pain internally or externally, uae tbe
Fain Curer In bottleaat 12*, 25 and SOcta.
Dr. ROSE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM for Chol
era, Cholera Morbua, Bowel Complaint* and Dysen
tery. Thi* mixture i* 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 ha* been proved a perfect
balm. As a specific for bowel complaint* of adults
it has never failed. During the cholera of 1832, 1834
*nd 1*49, it failed in no inatance when uaed before
death had positively *truck the patient I have had
return* from more than one thouaand persona who
ined it during those memorable periods, testifying to
its wonderful curative pewers. 25 cents a bottle
J S. ROSE, M. D.
Dr. J S. ROSE'S WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP
giye* immediate relief, and frequently cure* in one
week. Price 50c.
Dr. J. S. ROSE'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.—Thi*
ia one of the best remediea ever used for diseases of
Kidneys, Bladder, and all Gouty Affection*. Price
Dr. J. 8. ROSE'S GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of
the Womb, Female Weaknem, Debility nod Relaxa
tim. ThUdiseaae, heretofore treated by bandage*,
trttse* and external supports, v/bieh can only prove
palliative*, yield* completely to the ate of thete
tonic (trengtheningGolden Pill.. Price 50c.
Dr. J S. ROSE'S ANTI-BILIOUS OR RAIL
ROAD PlLLS—Theee Pill* are not warranted to
cure every ma'ady cr disease Incident to man, bnt
they ere a grand remedy for a Bi!ioua state of the
tystem and common fever*. Thsy are adapted to the
Southern .action* of the United State* particularly,
beinp often a preventive of Bilioui attack*, and
when wed with Dr. Rcse'.TONJC MIXTURE, will
cure the rnoat *tubborn rase of Bilious Fever or Fe
ver end Agre. Price 12i and 25c.
All whose con«titvtion« are impaired by disease, or
weak by nature should re.d Dr. J. 8 Ro«e'« Medi
cs! Adviser; (which contains a descript'on of the di«-
(,-a*e» of our climate and the mode of treatment.) It
can be bad without charge. '
All of Dr. J S. ROSE'S valnable Family Medicine,
to be bad of parcel!, Lertd & Co., Bennett & Beers
Adie At Oray, O. A. Strecker, A. Duval, a. Bodeker
J B Wood, Wm. P. Ladd, S. M. 7,achrt.io D , A Leil
lie, R. R. Dura! k Bro., Grnbba & Appereon, in thi*
cityf and of dealer* generally in every city and town
throughout tbe United State*.
jr 21-FMfcWltci*—to
1> ACON BIDES AND LARD.—2O Hhdn.
*-* prime Baltimore cured Bide., .mall and band
"me; 25 Bbl*. Prime Lard, received and for .ale by
» u & JNO. WOMBLE It CO.
fJAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING
J** ROOFING,fce. —Having juat received from the
North a Urge atockof MeterlaJa, 1 am bow prepared
K> op OAS FIXTURES, iTEAM for
wtrmnf honaet, end to cover buiMinri with Tin or
7 Wnd of metal, In the bMt manner, at reasonable
pnee», and with deipateh.
'have now iecired the »ervice«of a number of ex
client workmen la the various brancbee of mi busi-
Den and therefore solicit orders from all who have
, ® rK,M having work in my line,
wiil find it to their advantage to give me a cell at «iv
Md'cSJv ° T i3tb at '* at > between Main
fr 1-& CHARLEF H. LAWOfcRT.
rpWEED AND CAS SIM EKE OOATB
. <!£**• fall ***** now being received, to which
we Invite the attention ef thoae in want of each a
•elling the above goodj
M|J m 9, fPFm»j^go„^
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER KROMCALIFORKIA.
Nkw Oii. it an*, Aug. 22 —Tha »t earner United
f*t*toa baa arrived with California datea to the lat
instant
The Democratic Convention at Han Prancisco
split upon political questions, and nominated two
aits of candidate a.
A large lire occurred at Maryavllle recently,
which deatroyed five block*. Loaa $250,000.
The wheat crop of California ia immense, and a
large yield ia expected.
Good health prevailed, and the miners had been
prosperous.
sa-n raAttcisco markets.
Flour.—Salea ol Gallego at $9 50af 10. Provla
ions had declined.
THE MARKETS.
Nrw York, August 22.—Flour haa advanced-
Southern 12 to 25 cents. Salea of 2260 bbls. Balti
more and Alexandria at 37. Wheat un
ruled—scarce and wanted. Corn—large salea at
.-•7hß-« cents—Soutnern yellow and white nominal.
Bai.timom, Aug. 22.—Grain not quite *o firm,
but unchanged In price. Flour rather easier.
Adams & co. s new york, vik-
GINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS. PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, PE
TERSBURG, ttc., tto., be.—Having effected arrange
ment* with the U. S. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond for, rectAL Express
privileges on that route, we are now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York, MER
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of ever; description
with ditpstch and at greatlv reduced rates.
Our Expreas will leave New York every Wadnaa
jay and Saturday per iplendid (teamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be re
ceived at oer New York office, 59 Broadway, until
o'clock, P. M., on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order by ADAMS U CO.'B
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS."
Our inland Express will ran as heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
messengers AM Goods not marked to so via the in
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex
press. ADAMS fc CO.
J. L. McDONOUGH, Agent, Richmond.
NOTICE. —Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship
ment per steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, will
hereafter be received by ADAMS ii CO., 59 Broad
way, who are the only authorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM k PLEASANTS,
Je 6—t* S3 Broadway. New York.
URATES AND FENDERS.—Five Hun-
VJ rired Enameled GRATES and FENDERS for
aale at reduccd price*. Th« subscriber hat for sale
the largest itock of GRATES and FENDERS ever
before offered for (ale in thU city, of his own manu
facture The Grates embrace all the various kinr*
and pattern*, such an square topped Gothic, Liptic,
Circles; &.C., with beautiful rounding Fendera, Sum
mer Pieces, it., to match.
Order* for Grate*. Fenders, is., from town and
countnr, punctually attended to and carefully pack
ed. Merchant* purchasing to (ell again, will be sup
plied at the lowest northern prices, with the usual
discount off for cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main, be
tween Bth and 9th streets. Richmond. Va.
je 15—Sm . SAMUEL P. DENOON.
JULIAS HALE, Auctioneer and Com-
M-J mission Merchant, 106 Main street.—My usual
evening sales will be discontinued till about the Ist
of September, (except special sale* should be of
fered.)
Consignment* for private or auction sale* thankful
ly solicited.
A large assortment of Watches, Jewelry, and Fan
cy Good*, far aale at wholescle or retail, at low
prices, at private sale.
City and country merchant* can purchase Goods at
manufacturers' prices, aa the subscriber is agent for
a great many large establsbmeots, and can sell their
goods, delivered here on as favorable terms as thf y
eculd be ordered from the manufacturer direct.
ELIAS HALE,
jy 3 t* 106 Main *t,
pOOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
itc. —We are now putting up MOTTS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range is not sur
passed by any in this country for cooking, or for its
economy in fuel.
Also, Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands, Ba
thing Fixtures, for hot and cold water ; all of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfacton.
We also put up CHILSON'S'PATENT HOT-AIR
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy in
fuel, and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed through the registers, i* unequalled by
any furnace now in use.
G. k A. BARGAMIN, Jr.,
mh 25 201 corner of Main and 10th at*.
Daniel hagerty, bell and
BRASS FOUNDER, having opened a Foundry
on 10th street, between Main and Cary atreets, i*
prepared to execute order* for all kind* of Plain and
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, in a
workmanlike manner.
A* he is prepared to cast every day, rerton* want
ing work done can be accommodated in a few hour*'
notice.
All kind* of Ship, Hotueand Church BELLS made
to order.
A patronage from the publiolf respectfully solicit
ed.
N B.—Highest cash price paid for old metal*.
my 2S—9m
WOOL DEPOT.—We have determined
" to open in this city, in connexion with our
present butiness, a Wool Depot, for the sale of Wool,
and have engaged the services of Mr. JOHN WA
TERHOUSE, the former efficient Agent of the
Woollen Factory in this city, his attention, if neces
sary. will be devoted exclusively to thie business.—
All Wool received, will be graded, so that each pur
chaser can buv such Wool as he wants, and not be
compelled to buy such as will not answer his pur
poses.
There is grown in Virginia a sufficient quantity of
Wool, if concentrated and graded, to attract the at
tention of manufacturers and dealers to our market,
and we hope to suceed in establishing a geod market
for the wool grower near home.
For particulars, see our circular*.
CRENSHAW & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchant*,
j e 23 Richmond, Va.
XfXCELSIOR WORKS. Corker 7TH
J-J and Main Streets, Richmond, Va.—The pro
prietor ef the above work* i* now prepared to Plane
and Saw LUMBER, of various kind* in the beitityle
and on the mostrea*onable term*.
He ha* on hand a quantity of DreMed FLOORING,
of variou* qualities.
PANNEL STUFF, both of Northern and Virginia
Pine, ready dressed which he offers at alow price.
SASHES, DOORS and BLINDS kept on hand and
made to order at price* that eannot fan to give satis
faction.
Order* solicited and will be thankfully received,
my 13 WM. FORBES.
rro THE CITIZENS AND SI RAN-
A GERB VISITING THE CITY.—If you wish to
get your Hair cut and drenedln the lateit and moit
approved style, and your Whisker* changed to a
beautiful black or brown color, just call on HOB
SON, at the Hair Dressing, Shaving, Shampooing and
Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel.
. N. B.—Hot, Cold and Shower Bath* can be had
daily, from 6 A M. to 9P. M., and on Saturday to 1J
P. M. Single bath 25cents, er 5 ticket*for §1. En*
tr nee on 11 th street. Je 2 *
PURE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
.OF JAMAICA GINGER—Thi* preparation it
particularly recommended for tbe relief of Indige*.
tion, Heertburn, Chollc*, Pains from an overloaded
•tomach fee., fee.
Half a teaipoonful after hearty meals, 1* a preven
tative asamst the Cholera.
It is alto highly applicable for children •« well at
grown person*.
In addition to it* xnedieal properties, it i* alio an
excellent article for flavoring pickles, preserve* to
Prepared aud sold bv OWEN B. HILL,
* n Market Place. Franklin ttreet.
I ICORICE, &c.—The subscriber lias in
store and daily expecting
2H Cas-s "F end J' : Licorice Paste.
?-> do ' Sanford" " "
10 do " f E'' •« ••
11 do OLtomai " ••
*f® Vegnatte!li «• Stick*
Fnm " Ton'-na Bean*.
40 Ounces Otto of Rose*.
Pioughe, Feed Cutter*. & c , for *ale by
m.ifi JOHN A. ROBINSON,
_ y ' "** comer Cary and Va. *to.
JJARGAINB, BARGAINB.—Great re
."nh.rriK.irS in r J rir "' of Summer Clothing. The
SSftStiftg JSttftS? SSL^SSiSB
a.w.rtroent of Summer Clothing-CoatofoSto
and other article, of wearing apparel Th^VwhS
*JOTICE-J A. HARRINGTON, Im
1' potto*. Manufacturer and Whole«l« bV
tali Dealer Vn Began, Snuff*, Tobacco, kc., IS4 Main
*t., eorner 10th at., keep* constantly onbt J. 1..-.
and deiirable .took of Segara, . oill &|,
Al*o, a general aMortmant of fine Cbewin. »»5l
kingTobacco.andSnof? of all .rad„.S"
menl* to the trade." Wi " «»'■£
«*•
Jr» J. A HARRINGTON
CPONGE—Coarse tod tint*, lor Mi ti bv
*3 A »«ODFKE-«. 7
wAirra.
■JIB WANTED—-1. two bone eloM
Gllfc—" caRRI AGS,e«it*Ma for ewntry rosrfa.
One that kaa been moderately m 4 for 'our er
months. woa!d be preferred. Heme's wanted With
it. For om eat table, til. eaah eaa be had by mpplj-
Ing at No. 1« Main at. auSB-3t
DOUSE W AN T E D—Within tan ml
-11 nM wnlk of the Exchange Bank,
for a small family. Any ima he*«« each for rent,
•>" of • « ood ten " tb WLZK» It BRO.
Also, a GIRL for the balance of the year, to wait
on a child to" year* old.
I*7"ANTED —I wish to employ a Young
Jw Men, that can wrlU * toleraWy good hand,
«d one that is acquainted
tO ZI General Agent and Collector.
117' ANTED TO HIBE—An able bodied
T T NEGRO MAN to werkin atore.
0 - AP ' blt " bOA % N^RrD£R^BoNß° D -
X\TANTED.—An experienced HOUSE
WANTE D—A Journeyman BAKER
and a LABORER. Apply *144 Main st.
au 22-3t» JAMES ADAM.
\\TA NTE D, immediately a first} rate
T T WHEELBIGIIT, for whom liberal wagee
will be fires. Nona need apply without bringing
the moat aatiefaotory recomraindatione
aulO—l2t* ELLIB k TEERS.
VVANTED— Two good TINNERS ac
y T customed to do house work To such aa will
suit, con■ tant employment and the beat wage* will
be given. G. it A. BARGAMIN, Jr.,
au l" I —ta Cor. of Main and 10th sts.
YJITANTED —A Female Teacher of unex
f W ceptionable character and qualiflcationa, to
teach English. French and Music. None butaaouth
»rn Lady need apply. A pleasant situation and a lib
eral salary is offered'. gAMpSONi
Keswick P. 0-, Albemarle Caunty
au 2—<l till Ist Sept
FALL HARDWARE.
WE are now in receipt of a fresh stock
»» of G»oda, corsistin* of
Pocket and Table CUTLERY, of variona pa'tern*
GPNS and PISTOLS— a handaome aasortment
BUILDINti MATERIALS—such aa Lock*, Hin
ges, Screws, Nails, &.C ,—a large as* rtment
TOOLS of all deacriptlona, for Carpenters', Black
smiths', Machinists', and Farmers' use.
Toaefher with a teneral assortment of Foreign
ard Domestic HARDWARE, aaitable to the wants
of the city and country ttade. » ,
Alao, a large and freah atock of Saddlery Hard
ware, consisting of Bita, Stirrups, Bncklea. itc. fcc ;
Coich Material*, Springsand Ax ea. Patent Leather,
Ho* Skins, Serge, Welting, Whip*, &c-
Oar purchaaea have been made direct from the
manufacture™ in Europe and America, upon favora
ble terms.
Having had the experience of 20 or 30 year* of the
wnnta of the country trade, we flatter ourselves up
on keeping the beat aaaortment of Hardware, auita
ble to the demanda of Virginia, Tennessee and North
Carolina merchant*, to be found in any one house in
the United State*.
We moat respectfully invite an examination of
our stock and prints by merchant* and other* visiting
thia market—feeling the assurance that we can satis
fy even the largest class of customer*.
SMITH & ROBERTS.
Importers of Hardware, No 22 Pearl it
N. B. Always on hand, an assortment of Naylot's
CAST STEEL and Anchor BOLTING CLOTH,
au 22 8. U R.
O-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—The
undersigned having associated together, under
the style of LARUS & SHINE, to conduct the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in all
its various branches, to take effect from the Ist of
July, 1851, beg leave to inform their friend* and the
pub-ic generally that they bave opened in the large
and commodious house, No. 74 Main street, formerly
occupied by Me**ra. Smith It Roberts, and immedi
ately opposite Smith & Harwood'* Hardware Store,
where can nlwav* ba found a large and well-aelected
*tock of HOUSE FURNITURE, FANCY GOODS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CLOCKS in the great
eat variety, together with all the necessary articles
in the house-furnishing line.)
L St 8. will give their undivided attention to all
sale* of Real and Perional Estate, such a* selling
Houses and Lots, Stock sale* of Grocerie*, Dry
Goodi, Boot* Shoes, Hats, House Furniture, &c fee.,
which will be attended to with promptness, and ac
count* of sale* alwaya ready when applied for.
We have in (tore now, a splendid stock of Goods,
of all the varioua branches, whieh has been bought
low for cash, and which will be sold unusually low,
as we are determined to establish & reputation for
selling good* of all style*, at extremely low prices.
We have a large and commodious room on the 2d
floor, which will be exclusively (and is well adapted)
fo' in door sales, where goods of all style* can be
properly arranged, and exhibited to advantage pre
vious to the sale. P. C. LARUS,
JAMES N. SHINE.
The subscriber having assumed the reins,
not of State or Federal, but of the sales of Messrs
Larusb Shine—in which capacity he pledges him
self no exertions shall be wanting, on' his part, to
make it to the interest of a>l who may be disposed to
patronize the firm.
I take this opportunity of returning my grateful
acknowledgment* to my friends and a generous pub
lie, for the kind feeling* expreaaed for the aucceas of
the firm, and my individual proaperity, and hope, by
close application to business, to merit their confi
dence.
au22—lm J. HENRY DIGGES.
Anew discovery—gold pens
RE-POINTED BY ELECTRICITY-RAY
MOND 4l ALLEN, No. 144J South Second street,
Philadelphia, will re-point GOLD PENS by Electri
city, and warrant them to wjite as well as ever, for
50c apiece. Mr.WM. A. BUTTERS, 157 Main st.,
Richmond, Va., is sgent for Raymond It Allen,
au 22—lwif
PARPETS, CARPETS.—At '
CHAS A. GWATKIN'3,
Opposite at Exchange Bank.
A large and complete assortment Carpets Regs and
Oil from the lowest price made, to
the finest English Velvets, some of the richest ever
offered in this ma'ket. Housekeepers, Hotel keep,
ere, and buyers generally, are invited to call and see
them. C A. GWATKIN,
au 21—6t Opposite Exchange Bank.
CCARCE AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
O Plain colored French De Laine.* for travelling
dresses
Mouslin Dehacbe, for riding dre*se*
New style Fall Print*
ALSO,
Plain and Open Straw Hack Bonnet*, very cheap
A large lot of neat styles Berage De Laines. verv
cheap J
Cambric and Muslin Collar*, all price*.
„ C. A. GWATKIN,
au Jl—bt Opposite Exchange Bank.
I?OYAL PARRISH, Commission Mer
„CrHDNTu hs * in « located permanently in the
City of Richmond, solicit* consignment* from his
Wends and others of Wheat, Flour, Tobacco, Corn
Oat®, Bacon, Batter, Lard, and the productions of
the country genenlly, He hope* by *trict attention
to business to share a portion of public patronage
his office at pres-nt is at Butler t Tin.ley'*, on Carv
street. I also offer my service* to buy any article in
thi* market for my friends.
au 4—lmdltc.
'"PEN DOLLARS REWARD—I will
Ilk wh«T.*fl? P° llar ' '° r tha apprehension of PHIL
MS, whelefl her employment in July ? ait She la
about 18 year* old, fmtl large, dark* complexion
it',?™ V°if' i en vi ? r for e-finger* stiff She is
supposed to be lurking about Sydney, or near Jack
*on street as ihe ha* relation, ther ' Apply to
» n22 - 3t R- CAuTHfIRN.
"\JOTICE. Mislaid, or by some means be
t/s&w, art,- sgsif&si
ually, no per*on has any rightful control over thlm
the SI" * duplicate, I will call in person or ord«
Moreen, Amelia, Any. 16—au 22—l'w* '
T WO FAMILIES and several gentle-
A. JETE*. teoTrttllhr^hlS»
Terms moderate. Bank.
Also, wishes to employ the services of a WHITE
an 22—It*
500 ; 101 ? 8 NORTHERN ICE afloat
* """ for tiile. We will cell if i nm k. h,.
go or ton from Rocketts. Aopl, immedistlly to
S T >Sr .h; "Lrt?
Si""pfSSlLSr '■,£%'!
£&S£.'S2}SF u '■""•>""7-
sn 22-2 - J. W. MOORE.
*S'rSi: Si SSSSK IVilSt-.f.K
maybe SMftat the store
i J«hm Winston, on Main street. The subseriber
ran be found at the Halted Mates HoteHa tbUcit"'
' v! "PP l ' tha ,rh- "' * r,th rhoiiMi Cigars on f«-
"aSfe.***' *ICHARD C HART
N°.T.' O B .-810. JOBBPM uOtaU.
ypjQKJ DATS. —
M Wot k SHINE.
..SfSSSSR
* 0 »»•«. Meaf*Crock
ery of arary description, together with all hie House
Shrt JfSI&S? " ** «nBR3r
. JOSEPH NIMOHR.
Sale conducted by Larvs k Shine, A act*.
•a u
~~~ BY THOMAS W. KEEBEE,
Office at Geo. J. lomnet'a, No. SO, rear! atreet.
rpRUBTEE'B SALE OF LAND, HOR
il 0 J VB '.. C ABII A«E AND HARNESS,
houskhold and kitchen furniture:
AT AUCTION.—In pursuance of the proviaiova of
n certain deed of trvat, dated 13th day of November,
|(l' 3, and duly rec-rdsd 1a the elark'a office of Hen
rico County Court, for certain purposes therein tam
ed, executed to the subscriber by M. F. Day and Ma
ry bl« wife, I will expose for aate, at pablic auction,
on THURSDAY, 3lat August, in at., commencing at
in o'clock In the morning, upon the premiiea, the
following property, to wit: That parcel of Land In
the county of Henrico, containing about So aeree,
more or less, aad kaown by the name of "Hopewell,*
adjoining the landa of Jatnea Malone, W. Green. Ja
cob S. Atlee, and Henry M. Rice.
Alao. the following Personal Property, to wit: 3
Horses, 7 Cowa, 1 Carriage and Harness, and all the
Household and Rltchen Furniture, now In the pos
session and occupation of said M. F. Day.
Terms made known at sale.
. EDWARD D. EACHO, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Thomas W. Keeskr, Aact.
au 21—dtda
BY TAYLOR it WILLIAMS.
rpRUSTEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE
1 AND LOT ON CARY STREET.—On MON
DAY, 4th September. 1854, at S o'clock, P. M , upon
the premises, in execution of a certain deed of trust
dated 19th April, ISM, and recorded in the Richmond
Hnatinga Court office in Deed Book No ti7, page 511,
will be so'd tbe property conveyed in said deed, to
wita LOT OF LAND in the city of Richmond, on
the foulh side of Cary, between Fouahee and Ist
streets, fronting 30 feet and running back 156} feet to
an alley 15 feet wide, upon which lot there is a film
ed building with about four rooms, formerly occupied
by Mr H. B Ancarrow, and more recently by Mr.
Wm. A. Soothall
Terms—One-third cash ; one-thi'd on 22d Decem
ber, 1854; and one third on 22d April, IPss—credit
payments to bear interest, and title tt be retained
until purchsse money is fully paid.
By order of the Trustee.
au 23 TAYLOR U WILLIAMS, Auct.
A VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
FARM. NEJjft THE CITY, AT AUCTION —
On FRIDAY. 2SM August ia%4, at 5 o'clock P. M.,
upon the premiais, will be sold that neat and valua
ble Farm, lying near Brook Turnpike, about three
mile* from the city, owned and occupied by Mr J.
D. Thomas, and adjoining the lands of the late Dr.
L. W.Chamberlsyne. T M. Ladd, John B. Cren
shaw, and other*. There are 84 acre*, of which 50
are cleared and In the highest itate of improvement,
a* the crop* will fully testify; the remainder is hea
vily wooded, and the whole Fw/fpt is watered by se
veral fine springs. The imprttements consist of an
excellent Dwelling, with eight rfbma. Barn, Stable,
Corn-houae, he., all in good order.J
Everything considered, this ia one of the moat va
luable and desirable Farm* of Its size near the city;
and thoae in want of a pleasant and convenient re
treat, would do well to viait it before the day of sa'e,
when it will be shown by the owner.
Terms—One-fourth cash; balance at 6, 12 and 18
months, for note*, with interest added, and secured
by a trust deed.
au 22 TAYLOR fc WILLIAMS. Auct*.
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE
▼ ON GRACE STREET. AT AUCTION.—On
MONDAY, 28th Anarust, at 5 o'clock, P. M , upon the
premises, will be sold that new BRICK HOUSE and
LOT situated on the South side of Grace street, at
the East corner of Adams street, and adjoining the
residence of Rev J. S. Walthall. The House con
tain* from eight to ten pleasant room*, fine ihcdte
good style, with a brick Kitchen attached, and tHe
E remises supplied with City Water and Gas. The
ot front* 28 feet and run* back about 150 feet to an
alley in rear.
The location of thl* property, aa well aa of the
■tyle of the building, render* it among the moat de
airable of the kind in market.
Term* made known at *ale.
au 19 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auct*.
NOTICE.— A VALUABLE FARM IN
CHARLOTTE COUNTY FOR SALE—By a
decree ot the Circuit Court of Charlotte County pro
nounced on Wedneiday, the 29th of Mareh, 1854, 1
■hall, aa Commiaaioner, proceed to *ell at public Auc
tion, on the premise*, on THURSDAY, the 31at day
of August, 1854, between the hour* of 12 and 2, on a
credit of one and two years, the tract of land on
which the late Thomas C. Clark, dee'd, resided, con
taining 552 acre*, one-half of which i* auppoaed to be
wood of original growth, remarkably well timbered.
Thi* land lie* on the Richmond and Danville Rail
road, three mile* below Keyaville, in a very healthy
neighborhood, and iawell adapted to the cultivation
of wheat, corn, oata and tobacco; the improvement*
are in good order, conniiting of two excellent dwell
ing hou*e* and all necessary out-houses, including a
store house, be. There ia alao ac excellent orchard
of apples of the very best fruit; a well of first rate
water in the yard; and it is considered one of the
most desirable aituationa in this aection of country.
There is a good deal of fine, flat sand on the Meher
rin river, and branches running through the land;
and it ia well watered. Poaaeaaion will be given in'
time'to aeed wheat.
Bonds, with approved *ecurity, will be required
for the credit payment*,and the title will be retained.
Any person wishing to view the place, will please
call on me at Keysville Station.
jy 28—dim PETER F. CLARK. Com'r.
IfOK SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
X I will offer at pnblic auction, if not disposed of
privately before, on TUESDAY, August 29th, 1854,
to the highest bidder, the following valuable PRO
PERTV:
1. The Store and Dwelling-House, which i« occu
pied by myself, and which was built but two years
ago in an elegant and comfortable style. It is one of
the best business stands in this State. It is the near
est Store to the Central and Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Depot in this place, and occupies a better
locality for any kind of business than any other store
in the village.
2. One Lot, a fourth of an acre in size, situated be
tween New and Old Gordoniville.
3. The Land I lately purchased of George Morris's
estate, known ai the ChAMBLICO TRACT, about
1J miles of this village, and containing two hundred
aiid fifty five and a half acres, well timbered, and very
well adapted to the cultivation of all kinds ot grain.
As three railroads will shortly be running to this
place, the timber will soon overpay for the land.
4. The balance of my stock of Hardware, Groce
ries, Wooden and Tin-wase.
Terms.—For the Store and Dwelling-house, Lot
and Land, one-third cash, one-third in 6 months, and
the balance in 12 months, fer Approved negotiable
paper—the title retained till the whole is paid.
For the Marchand'ze, cash will be required.
8. HIRSH.
Oordonsville, Orange co.. Va., »
July 17.1851. J jy 28—lm*
BY ALEXANDER NOTT.
r> UILDING LOTS oir MADDOX HILL
13 AT AUCTION.—On THURSDAY EVENING,
24th Aug.. at 5 o'clock, I will sell two valuable build
ing LOTB, fronting 30 feet each on Baliwin street,
running back 120 feet to a 12 foot alley.
Terms—One-third cash; balance in 3 and 6 month*
interest added. ALEX. NOTT, Auct.
au 19
T?RESH TEAS.—The best assortment of
JL Green and Black Tea* of the city. New *up
plie* weekly arriving from the latest importation*,
and felling at 30 fer cent lew than a*ual Richmond
price*. HULST t KING,
au 18—tw % and 8 Franklin, end 180 Broad *f.
Most beautiful building
LOT ON FRANKLIN STREET FOR SALE.
The (übicriber* are authorized to sell about B0 feet
of that most beautiful half-acre Lot, on Franklin it.,
opposite the late residence of Judge Maaoh.
This Lot. for a genteel private residence, 1* among
the mo*t desirable now in market. Apply to
au ID—6t . OOPOIN fc APPERSON.
A CARD.—Having gone to the Springs
toreitore-my health, I respectful 1? inform ny
customers and the public general]*, inat Mb. CO
HEN, assisted by her brother, Mr. H. WECHBIEB,
will cnntlnna te sell off the remainder of the stock
for a short time longer at cost. The aseottment of
OUT OOODfI it still a very good one, and all in want
would do well to call at ' .
VALEHTINE COHEIPt,
an 19—fit* « corner Broad and sth sts.
A PIPEB OLD SCHEIDAM HOLLAND
OIH, for sa'e by DUDLEY* CO.
an 22 T2 Mate at.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Broggi«t«,
Ml 02 Main street. oornej- 14th, Richmond, have
now In atom their fall stock of Drags, Medloteee,
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window-Glass, Zinc Palate, fco ,
embracing their nsaal large and general assortment,
which they offer at low prioas for gash, or to punc
taal customers. _
PURCELL, LADD k CO,Druggists.
92 Main at., eonw l«hst.
CUMMER DRESS GOODS AT COBT.
p Our stock of Summer Dress Good. Mmf
large, wa will, la order to redaoe them before the
*••*>» ta over, offer them at oort. •
Alllu want of the above roods woniddowell to
examine our stock before eurebesles. Moot e>f oar
'""tulLitTSo !i«
SorrjiHgLL ALMomy. iff"™-
2sl£W"' "*«y«A"S KMBT
APCCOM JIAHMt _
SfE^T
yALUiBLE H OUBEHOLD AND
™ «3j*g IS
f"s"Wg£li at » o'clock, at the residence of
_iT^■ • A Wood v oa Leigh between U and 3d at*.
OMA-SJSK
Cma " •»« Wsod
xtM
ALIO,
-~~Sr fm isSi'ysv.°<A-~
.o^t'oTSSV^^S^T"
T^2SF?,L B *S ALIS OF STOCK OP
i %^^feVig!%SSKVS , S
?hW,r^sav"«£sl^ 1 » u srrs; l, 'i l J;
street, nearly opeosste the Exchange Bank, I wwiH
J?" V A action their entire stock of Boota, Shoea
Tranks, \ slices, and Carpet Sags; and alao the Store
f * be " tifai M,rM
flg* BT "' 4
Sal* ma a . „v „ OL nENISON; Trustee,
aa a Thomas W. Kitu, Auct.
BY QQPniN a APPE"*"M ~~
T^,°.? EW FRAMED TENEMENTS
ap«?2n BI SAPf T 2 I ]? ET ' NEAR BUCHANAN'S
SPRJNG. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-W.ll be
ao.d ou WEDNESDAY Afternoon, the 30th August,
1854 upon the premises, commencing at 5 o'clock,
two o<»y erected framed Tenements on the North
side_ of Broad street, near Buchanan'a Spring, ad
joining the residence sf Mr. Mathiaa Altmeyer.
Terms—One thirdcaabi-halaneeat4andß months,
for negotiable notes, internet added, and title retain
ed till last note is paid.
au 23 GODDIN k APPERSON, Aucts-
TWO SMALL NtiW JbKAMED TENE
MENTS IN THE VALLEY. NEAR CEN
TRAL RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold on MONDAY After
noon, the 281 h Aofiift 1*54, upon the premiaei, com
mencing at 5 o'clock, two newly erected framed Te
nements in Brown. Page, and Gamble's plan, be
tweeen Valley and Federal streets, a few hundred
yards north of the ticket office of the Virginia Cen
tral Railroad Company.
Terms—One-third cash; balance at 4and 8 months,
with interest and title retained till laat note is paid
• n 21 GODDIN k APPERSON. Aucts.
\TALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
▼ FRANKLIN STREET, OPPOSITE TO ME
TROPOLITAN HALL, FOR. SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the
24th August 1854, upon the premiaas, commencing at
5J o'clock, the newly erected three-etory labove
basement J briok tenement (with granite front) on the
sonth side of Franklin street, oppoaite to Metropoli
tan Hall. It fronta 24 feet, runs bac> 81) feet to an al
ley, and bounded on the eaat by another alley. Thia
property is justly regarded aa very valuable, aa it will
readily yield an annual rent of (300
Terms—One-fourth oaah; balance at 4, 8 and 12
months for negotiable nates, interest added, aeeured
by a truat deed. GODDIN fc APPERSON,
»u 16 A acta.
House and loi us union hill,
NEAR LEADBETTR'S TAVERN, IFOR
SALE.—WiII be eold on TUESDAY Afternoon, 29th
Aug., 1854, on the premiaea, commencing at 5 o'clk.,
a Brick Tenement, on Union Hill, with an acre of
land attached thereto, now occupied by Mr. Wm.
W. Redford, adjoining Leadbetter'a Tavern. The
house and outbuildings are in good repair, and the
place is well adapted to a suburban residence or mar
ket garden.
Terms—One-fourth cash; balance at 3, 6 and 9
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and ti
tle retained till last note is paid.
au 15 GODDIN fc APPERSON. Aucts.
WfILLBE SOLD ON THURSDAY
▼ T afternoon the 24th Aug.. 1854, upon the prem
ises, commencing agfire o'clock, that very excellent
BRICK TENEMENT on the East line of Locust
alley, adjoining Mra. Bailey's boarding house, front
ing about 25 feet, running back 100 feet. Alao the
STABLE LOT in rear of the above, now occupied by
Mr. E. J. Burnett, fronting 24 feet, running back 50
feet. The above real eatate ia located in a part of tho
city where property is in much demand, and la con
sidered valuable whether for residences or business
purpoie*.
Terms—ith cash, balance at at 3, 6 and 9 montha
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by a
trust deed or title retained.
au 10 GODDIN fc APPERSON, Auct*.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
NEAR. BACON QUARTER
BRANCH TAVERN, UNDER DECRBE OF
COURT —By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
of the county of Henrico, pronounced on the 28th of
July, 1854, in the case of "Heckler against Sutton,
Simpson, and others," the undersigned will proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, on FRI
DAY afternoon, the 25th August, 1854, commencing
at 5 o'clock, the following real estate, viz: the lot of
land lying in the county of Henrico, near the corpo
ration of the city of Richmond, containing 2 acres,
and used and occupied as a tannery.
This property lies on Moore street, and adjoin*
the Tanyard, which ha* been for many years paat in
the occupancy of Mr. 8. A. Marshall, andia consider
ed very valuable aa a Tannery
Terms —One-third cash; balance at aix and twelve
montha for negotiable note*, intereat added, satiafae
torily endorsed, and title retained till laat note ia
paid, and a conveyance directed by the Court.
A. B. HUTCHESON.
Sheriff of Henrieo.
Sale conducted by
au 10 GODDIN fe APPERSON. Aucta.
GALE OF LAND IN HERICO, NINE
O MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE
CREE OF COURT —By virtue of a decree of the
Circuit C onrt of the Connty of Henrico, pronounced
on the 23d January, 1854, in the case of Crew againat
Crew Sec., the undersigned, as Sheriff of Henrico
County, will expose to publio auction, on the premi
ses. on TUESDAY, the sth day of September, 1854,
commercing at 4 o'clock, P. M., the real estate of
which Daniel-Crew died seized, containing about 121
acres, situated in the county of Henrieo, about nine
miles above Richmond, on the old Deep Run Turn
pike, adjoining the land* ofThos. O. Burton, E. Pot
erwieg and others
Terms. —One-third cash; balance at 6 and 12 mos.,
for bond* bearing interest, with good security, and ti
tle retained till last payment is made.
A. B. HUTCHESON,
Sheriff of Henrico County.
Sale conducted by Gobdim It Apperson, Aucta.
au 3
VALUABLE JAMES KIVEE LAND
Y FOR SALE.—lntending to remove from the
State, I offer for sale my Farm in Powhatan county,
known a* "Windsor," situated on James River, 25
mile* from the eitv of Richmond, adjuiaining the
estate of Riehard Gilliam, dec'd.
The tract contains, by recent survey 372? acre*,
(45 of the be*t Jame* River low ground*), 185 acre*
of high land are in cultivation, the remainder 142
are in woods, of which 60 acres detached (and half a
mile distant from the main tract) are heavily tim
bered.
The land lie* well, and is easily cultivated; the soil
is excellent, and produce* fine crop* of corn, wheat
and tobacco. There are about 20 acre* of good Creek
meadow land.
The improvement* are a brick dwelling, recently
painted end papered; 44 feet front by 20. with 5 good
apartment*, beside* 3 commodiou* cellar room* foi
■tore*, an excellent kitchen. *moke-hon*e and bam,
and all necewary outbuilding* for the accommodation
of hands, stock, be., in good order. Also, 2 good to
bacco house*. There la an abundant Hp ply of the
ptireit well and *pring water.
For a residence, the location I* not *urpeaaed ly
any place on the river: it iI perfectly healthful, in a
pleasant neighborhood, find the «!.e command* an
extended view of a beautiful country.
In my abaence, the mannger will give to any rue
visiting the premises, such information at nay be
dsdred.
Application for the purchase of the property will
be made to Memtf Goodln U Apperson. of this city,
and a concise map of the land can b« seen at tholr
office.
The above Farm will be sold at pablla auction, on
the premises, on TUESDAY, the 14th day _of No
vember next, at 12 o'clock M., if fair, if not the next
fair day; bat in the meantime it can be treated for at
'"The'tenn* will be—One-third ca»h; the balance on
a credit of oee and two years for bond* bearing in
ter.*, -cured b, H _ mTvmUj . .
P 8 At the same time aad plrcO will be eeld all
the Perishable Estate of the Vara, ooasMteg <rfth|
crape of Cora, Oata. Hay. feo, ft yottag Motea, 6
voung Horses, with stock of Cattle, Oxen aad Hogs;
Household lfaraitnre, Farming Implwnenta, Car
cash; over that jjm't,
6 mouths credit, for bonds, with good
ing interest, with an endowment on the bonds, that
If the principal l« paid withla 10 days alter maturity
the inter sat will berearittad.
if SD—llVtdf "• H*
kf OoDDIH kjLtJf**«OW.
oALB OF REAL ESXAm-In porvn
ij anee of a decree pronouueei in the Circait Court
ale, the uadefained, as therein directed, will ex
eent to Beabrook's Wanlin—, oa Qraoe atreet, te
the cltj of Richmond, frouttactt feet, aad naslsg
or saah; the balaa#e
te six, twelve aad eighteen months, with MMMm
notes, well endorsed, aad the tltterotatead until the
parch aee money is fally paid, aad » eeavsyanoe 41-
reeted by the Court. _ _ _
jy« 4 THOR. W POtWBMo liftt.
• 'v A : ? i
T imct.
concern. T«w atmle. " *"■ k«ji
Sal^eondocUdbi*
BY hichakd QAOTrioiw; -
W JHtferf* *® mjr t ? ctio ° "ft®*® THM
»" MORNING, commencing at to o'clock •
targe Maortment of GROCERIES, eonatitiaa «#M;
q»or« of r»rioo» klnda. Rama and Sboalden.Ciaara.
Herriii fa, la whole and half barrel*, ke
P«/? I SJS ALE — ATr * A CTI V E
TARr iau *** AND TAVERN E»-
DANVILLE ££ ™ E WCISIbND Ad
tb. N«th «d* of tha £?U 2!
for it U a place of maeh raaort and m7J
from the eity of Richmond could be attraaJdhith£
for the rammer month#. «»wa miner
A Poet Office it kept there, end the ereeniit .muri.
f'°i h "»8U»e Coach mnni»g tk£u22?V™£
toCumberland aoonty, which paia well
„,l°A ne ,f , * P °'^ to in tha coal trad*. tfcla
P'ff ® holda oat itrong inducement!, for It Ilea in th*
midrtof the coal regfon, and tha Ana ofthl. mi"a?.|
in the cut Made for the railroad au in diiihi a wall
were exceedingly flattering. g g w *"'
The owner, who reaidea on the nlaae. will tmk.
pleaanre in (howing the *f to Mraone dia>
poaed to pnrchaae. paraoaa d»
j» 2«—Him* WW A. MARTIN. Cheaterfield.
BIT ALEXANDER NOTT.
SAL E.—M ULE BAT
-l AUCTION-Willi,,Mid In rear of .tor.
®? «f h °» WEDNESDAY morning. 33d E*
SutM^ij'SSilS'S.ES&r'""""™"
Sale conducted by
" A. NOTT. A net.
iR.L. I. BLUE?.—Attend a meeting
&I°«J&>™P»nj at LAFAYETTE HALL, on
ve ? iDg - ® d I" 14 - «* 8 o'clock—
F ctoal attendance i« required, übuilnessof im
po'Urce will be brousht before the Company.
By °"lar Of Lieut. Commanding J
an 22-21 I. L. CARY, O. g
*£&£% /OR PHILADELPHIA-TLe
Smmmm, fine steamship Virginia
Captain D. Teal, is now ready to receive freight to
the above place, and will sail on WEDNESDAY the
23rd instant, at 1 o'clock, P. M. For freight or Yn
•age, apply to H. E. TUTTLE,
On the Dock.
S STRAY COW—Came to my
Farm, five miles from Richmond, near
Mr. Atlee's,between the 10th and 15th
July last, a Black COW, with atreak* of
white on her baek and belly, and a white star In her
forehead. She has a young calf. The owner can
have them by proving property and paying all neces
«n 21 3t* WM. W. JORDAN.
LOST COW.—A large Red
Buffalo COW. The owner will liberally
reward the person who will return her.
Apply at the Di»patch office. anil
lEM UOLIAKK HKWAkll
* » Strayed from a stable near the Fair ground,
about two weeks sinae,two dark MULES—one with
V? ,pot on " ,e rum P- Any information left at
this office ao the owner can get them again, the above
reward will be paid. an 21 St
MULES FOR SALE.—I have for
fSC2-V«ale at my Stable, on Wall street, a pair of
1 *OUNG MULhS, well broke and of fine size.
an 22-2t* JKO. W. COSBY.
r NOTICE.—The Railroad line
*■■■■■ to Norfolk and Portsmouth will be
discontinued for a short time after Wednesday, the
9th inst, for the purpose of refitting and painting the
steamer Augusta. Due notice will be given when the
boat is ready to resume her place upon the line. The
boat will make her last trip down to Norfolk on the
d yYotb* 18 ' raturnlng on "" following day, Thura
«■" .„ _ „ THOS.DODAMEAD.Supr.
Office R. It P. Railroad Company,
RSm VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
HS ROAD — Change or Pismsii Sta
tion. On and after MONDAY, Aug. Hih, the Pm
linger Train will itart from the Temporary Passen
ger Station, netween Washington and William'*
street*, on the lineef the Railrcad.
The present station will be converted into • recep
tion room for up freight.
.. „ H. D. WHITCOMB,
en li—zw Snnt. Transportation.
bALiii —lhe House and Lot waters
1- 1 now reiide, on Chnreh Hill, nearly opposite
Springfield Temperance Hall, on S6th ft., 1* tor sale
privately. The Lot front* on 28th (treet 421 feet aod
ran* back 125 feet to a 14 feet alley. On the Lot
there la a comfortable wood dwelling-home, which
waa built about three year* ago of the beat material*,
and contain* three room*, a passage and good base
ment. There are al*o a good garden, coal bouse, Ac.
I am at home from about 3 o'clock, P. M., until night,
*od will be pleated for peraona to come and aee for
themselves. The term* will be reasonable, and made
to *oit the purcbaien and po**e**ion given the l*t of
January next, or sooner. F. S. MITCHELL,
an 10—I2t*
J\] OTiLJE TO THE BOARDERS AND
A* TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS OF THE UNI
TE D STATES HOTEL —For the accommodation
of the Boarderaand transient customers of ihi* Ho
tel, I from thiidate wilt place two coaches on Main
street, starting from 12tfl and Main, to bring tho*e
ro the Hotel, who may de*ire it. previou* to each
meal bonr in the following order, frtm of ckartM
Ist coach at 6* A. M., 1* P.M., and 6* P.
coach at 6} A. M., 1$ P. te., and 6| P M.
The coaches are marked "UNITED STATES HO
TEL"
J. E. NORRIB, Proprietor,
au 14—2w United States Hotel
A CARD.—The undersigned having made
an enragement with Messrs. Dudley £ John
ston, No. 146 Eagle Square, would k« pleased to ««
hi* friend aod the former patron* of Wilcox k. Bett*;
feeling assured that every inducement will be offer
ed to the purchaser*of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, CARPETING, Ac. A call is solicited.
au2l—6i* WM. A. WRIGHT.
A LBERT L. WEST having taken tbe
X\- office formerly occupied by the iste Thomas J.
Glenn, Esq , respectfully offer* hi* (ervicea a* meas
ure! to the d risen* of Richmond, and particularly A«
mechanics who are connected with tbe buiid'ng lb
sines*. in making estimates and measuring all kind*
of work.
Having been for a number of year* engaged in the
building business, be trust* he ha* become sufficient-
It familiar with all it* breaches to give general nati*.
faction. The patronage of the public is resaecifoliy
■ lioited. , au 11-41*
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.—AH
JnL persons indebted to the late WM. MeLAUQH
LIN will pleaae make payment to the undersigns si
without deiayt and all persons having claim* against
his'estate. will preeeat them, properly authen lcet»d,
to the andanigoed, la order to the (sttlement of fbe
filiairs of *aid estate
..a-,.
' r ndIijDEKM.— Proposals will be re
•* the Office of JfeaCl** Engineer until
12 o'clsck, Mm on Wednesday, the 23d lut, for ecu*
structing additional Suits, fiiede, FenSS.ELftr
the enlargement of the Shew Grounds of the Ve.
% feni,*
of the rity. Person* bidding upon the above uraik
w»tt be required to Sfats the time required to com
plete the seme, end approved aecuritv mart he given
By erdor of the Cosemlttee on Public Grounds.
— 16-U W. GILUCUy Kng't
T WILL say to my customers that 1 h»T«
X wimjteMnhwofNr.HßMTUßt.lK
marly or tha firm of Kut 4 liwk«t. M Uk« Will
of tka urt of my >ri»w iwwV
Baa long a»4 HroiMy tomva to llw litlim of
Blwfcn,— -* -» »- ■jjllt *
'ssasaa?
Tavioi**. Mo. 119 Broad Mm, wkara | akalt fco »!•*•
•a 4 to NMh thair ordara. H«H tAjfiT
aa 17—#t
NOAH'S A*K.-K® P * B*mL.
■>» tttuM*
twill OWWU4 a harjo h»ibor hoan te mi of
PwiMiip
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