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I ATEST MAIL NRWBT
Special Correspondence ot rhe.UtspMcb.
White Sulphur Spriugs Convention.
Whit* Sclpiittb Br*ixa*, >
August 36, 1854. \
The Convention ha* just adjourned, (7 o'clock r>
M ) und I hare not time to describe the proceedings
ot to day. There were no practical reautU arrived
at however, except the adoption of areaohrttoa for
tl » appointment ot a committee to prepare an ad
the people of the State. This committee
jt *i follow*:
ti. N. Johnson, of Rirhmond ; Gea I'eter H-
Sieenbergea, of Mason; Allen T. Capertoo, of Mol
r->e; Jo*epl» S»gar, of Elfxabeth City, and Oen.
Wm. F. (iordon, of Albemarle.
Much very fine (peaking took place. The (peak
<•-» were Memr*. B. W, MeComa*, of Kanawha •
J .hnson, ot Richmond ; Ward, of Logan; W. C.
Hues James Lyons, Kv Governor Smftli. John M-
B.itts, and othera.
Votea of thanka to the cftteer* were unanimously
adopted, and the convention adjourned wi;h an ap.
propriato valedictory by Mr. Stevenson.
The Convention adopted resolution* making Mr
Rive* and Mr. Segar tor copies of their tpeeche*
lor publication.
TERRIBLE TORNADO.
Cincinnati, Aug. 98.—We learn by a boat just
arrived from LouUvillo, that a destructiva tornado
• wept over that city yesterday afternoon, accom
panied by no awful detraction of life and an im
mense duatruction of property.
jSBCOND DISPATCH.)
CtMCittxATi, Aug. 2K —The Louiaville paper* ol
lhi« morning contain full particular* of yester
day * tornado. The Democrat describes it as one
oi the moit violent ttenns that ever swept over that
sec'ion of country.
The Third Presbyterian Church, on the corner
of Kleventh and Walnut streets, was completely
wrecked, and the entire building fell io, including
the roof, rafter* and brick walla, crushing 20 of the
to instant death, and wounding seri
ously 10 or 20 others. The scene wa» truly heart
rending. Soon a large crowd assembled and be
t*n their aearch for the victims. A mother and her
three children were grouped in death. Another
tcene presented a father, mother and babe—the fa
ther dead, and the mother mortally wounded, wh ; le
the little child, placed beneath tbem, remained un
hurt, being protected by the forms of its parents
In other instance*, Mine ot the victims were found
t« rribly wounded and maimed.
The catastrophe ha* stricken consternation into
the very heart of the city, and ita people are ap
palled beyond belief.
The following i* a list of the killed:—Mr*. Vilda
liee and three children; Mr. Taylor and child; Mr.
ti.idfrey; Mrs. Salisbury; Mi<* lleadley; John Mc
< iowan; Mrs. Martin, (wife of John N. Martin, sad
ler;) Mrs. Wilk*, (niece ot Mr*. Martin;) Mr. Swee
ney; Mr. Harlow; Mr. McClelland; Mr. R. Davis,
i,a resident of New Albany;) Mr. Mcßrideand child
It i« thoucht that one or two others were killed
whose names have not been ascertained.
Fully one hundred building? In the city were un
rooted and otherwise injured.
The storm passed over that part of the city lying
between Filth and Twenty-first street*. A splendid
block of tour-story houses recently erected on the
north side of Main, between Eighth and Ninth sts.,
was completely destroyed, and two or three men,
it is supposed, are in the ruins. These buildings
cost $18,000.
The upper storv of the rope and bagging factory
•it \V. A. Richardson it Co., on Magazine street,
was blown down, and the new city school bouse on
the corner of Nioth and Magazine streets, was un
rooted. The total loss is estimated at §100,000.
The storm was also very severe in Jeffcrsonville,
where four houses were kfc>wn down.
FIRE IN THE WOODS—IMMENSE DESTRUC-
TION—TRAVEL STOPPED, <tc.
Bcffalo, Aug. 2? —The pine woods near Lon*
don, Canada West, are still burning and threaten
the city with destruction The smoke is to dense
that the Great Wettern Railroad trains have been
temporarily discontinued.
Mango*, Aug. 28—The fire in the woods still
continues, and there is scarcely a town within titty
miles of here that haanot suffered more or lest.
Tbe drought still continues, and the crops are
literally parched.
The damage to the woodlands in this immediate
vicinity from tiro is estimated at over $10,000. The
roads are impassable in many places.
Boston, Aug. 28—In Tewksbury and Wilming
ton. in this State, tbe fires in the woods have been
ra;ing several days past, and were only checked
yesterday. About 1,000 acres of woodland have
been burnt over—loss estimated at 820,000.
In soma parts of Hillaboro' county, N. H., the
smoke from the burning woodlands partially ob
scures the vision in every direction.
CHOLERA AT BOSTON.
Boston, Aug. 26—The deaths during the past
week of cholera in this city were 43, of which only
two wore American born.
FIRE AT BUCKSPORT.
Bangor. Aug. 28.—A fire broke out in Bucksport
this morning, and burned four stores, occupied by
G. B. Bradly &. Co , A. H. Hall, 8. Skinner, B.
Blodgett, ana one bouse in which resided three
families. Loss, $15,000.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Nilwapkie. August 28.—This city has boen
visited with a disastrous conflagration, laying in
ruins the U. States Hotel, and an entire block of
buildings.
ARREST OF A MURDERER.
Philadelphia, August 28 —Edward alias Peter
Crawford bad a hearing before Mayor Conrad on
tbe charge of killing Francis Tumbleson 17 years
since in an oyster cellar in South street, near Tenth.
The parties were both colored. The accused made
a confession acknowledging the killine, but says
the deceased attacked him with a billet of wood.
THE CHOLERA-RETURN OF FISHING VES
SELS-RAIN, <tc.
Boston, Aug. 28 —The cholera appeared among
the Irish at Fall river, on Saturday morning, and up
to this morning nineteen have died.
Some half dozen fishing vessels returned to Glou
cester last week with small fares.
We had rain hero on Saturday, but rather too
moderate for much benefit to the crops.
ELECTION IN WASHINGTON.
Washington, August 28.—The election in the
Fir* Ward to-day for a member of the Common
Council, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Rev. Mr. Sayra, resulted in the choice of Rev.
Charles A. Davis,'"the friend of civil and religious
liberty,- who received 300 votes; Luther R. Smgot,
the "Know Nothing" candidate, receiving 293. Y
Fral-ds in the Sale of Virginia Land Wif
rants.—lt is said that extensive frauds havolattly
been perpetrated in tbe solo of Virginia Exchange
Land Warrants. A letter from Parkertburj to the
N Y. Tribune, signed Geo Loomis, says:
A few weeks since a gentleman from Western Now
York came t» this place. Desiring tome legal advies,
he was directed to my office. His business was in re
la'fon to a land of (I beli ve) five hundred acres,
which, according to bit statement, he purchased of
one Mr 8., of Pembroke Genesee county. N. York,
giving therefor a house and lot, some farming imple
ments—in fact almost everything that be poeseMed.
1 shall never forget tbatcoantenarce when he learn
ed that the foil value (coat) of his warrant did not
exceed $12
loquirie* have recent'y been addreiaed to me upon
t .la ■abject by a pert; li. in j is 1 odiaca, who (old cot
hi. poeaeaaion* Id that State with tbe view of loca
ting in thi*. and ree-ived in payment for hi* property
'Virginia JCiaod Office Treaaury Warrant*.'' at tbe
rate of 91.25 per acre, to tbe aoaount of 9&m. TbU
cut i* undergoing legal iaveatlgatlon, u I am in
formed. and it eo, tbe diacloaurea made by it may be
profitable to the community. If the above faeta are
correct, it will be M«n that the purchaaar of aaid
warrant* pa'd $5000 for paper that eoat only #80, and
not worth that.
THE WEATHER, Ac.
Phi La Delphi a, Aug. 28.—Tbe weather bae been
cloudy all day, with eaaterly wind*. The thermome
ter ha* beea pretty nearly atatlonery at about 70.
Bo* Tort, Aug. 28.—Tbe weather i* dear—the ther
mometer about noon etanding at 70, with a cool
north breea* thi* evening.
At Concord, Manchester, and Naahua, New Hann
ah ire, at noon, the thermometer wet at about B«—the
aua very orpreaaive, and a light breese. There bee
I'taa no rain in the vieiaity for maay week*. Tbe
mgbtaare eool.
Cmwu>«ati. Aug. 2R—We had fine raiaa oa Satur
day and jeeterday, »ub proapecta of more. The ran
ho* bean pretty general in tbia aeetioa.
PiTTtat ac, Aag.2i.-We hod a rafreablng .bower
oa Bataidav avaaTag, of perhape one ho«r>e Sancton
but not eeftialent to reatore vegatatloa. Tbe weather
etoae hneby aJenraad cooler, bat at«l warm. Only
IS inebee of water in tbechasee! 7
A NNEAB'S BLACKING A ,up p u
*•» Agent for the MaaoCaetorer.
■ ■"! *
THE LOUISVILLE CALAMITY.
Uwn*vn.L«, Aug. SO —The funeraU of the per
son* who lost tbetr Itve* during the tornado am.
Sunday, took plaee today. The ceremonies war*
most solemn. Business throughout the city wm
suspended, and usi versal gloom prevailed. Tare*
ty live dead bodies were taken from the ruins.—
Dm number wounded Is •ixty-fWc.
Dr. Morrison. pastor of the Church, who eacsped
unloj ared, preached the funeral sermon.
MEW YORK POLITICS.
Albany, Aug. 29.—The eff «r» to effect a coalition
between the Hard and Soft Democrats hue failed.
DRY WEATHEIt. * i '
Nrw Yosk, Aug. Oft —The drought continue* In
Cleveland, Detroit and Chicago.'
THE FIRE AT MILWAUKIE.
BvrrALo, Aug. 29—The fir* at Milwaakis wm
vary destructive. An satire block of va'nable boild
ings was burnt. Tha loas is estimated at f 1,000,000.
THIS MARKETS.
New Yosk, Aug, 2).—Flour—Ohio has decllaedSS
at*., and Southern 13) c's. Sales of Southern at S3 63
10 25. Wheat firm—Southern red $1 80. Corn
unchanged. Cotton dull of sale. The money mar
ket is active, with a plentiful supply.
Baltimore, Aug. 29.—Flour firm and tha market
quiet. Sales of Howard street at t9, and City Mills
at §8 25. Wheat—good to prima white 81.75'«r1.85;
red $1 Corn—ft:m. White 84rf>86 cents;
yellow 84® 35 cents.
\TEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.—
i.s Received by
HARROLD t MURRAY, Broad *t.
BONGS.
The Warrior's Page, duett by Glover—3Bc.
Oh, bid me not target, billed by Buckley—2*>r.
Few Da;*, or I'm going home, by Holland—2sc.
The Wanderer, very pretty, by Fesca—2sc
A Strain from Home, or those distant bells—2sc.
PIECES.
Le Tremola. by Wei a—Sßc-
Alleghany Waltzes, by Dotilinger—soe.
Titania Wal'z, by Krey—3Bj.
Even ng Shade Polka. by A. H Wood—33c.
Love Chase Schottisch, by F. W. Brower—23c.
Saltan's Polka, by D'Albert—soc.
Eveline Polka, by Kiey—l2c
Pic Kic do do 12c
JUST RECEIVED,
September number of GODJBY'S LADY'S BOOK
—V> cts. au 28
RAWLINGS & MILLER, corner Pearl
and Cat vfstreets, agents for the following gooda,
which we will sell at mannfactarer%tt||ttea delivered
from oor store:
PICKLES— assorted, io gallon, half gallon and
qnart jars.
OLIVES —Seville and Amelon.
CAPERS—Nonpareil and Capote.
PEPPER. SAUCE—American aud West India.
BITTERS— Virginia Aromatic and
Dr. Green's.
LEMON SYRU PS-assorted.
CATSUPS—Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS—assorted.
ENGLISH SAUCES—Reading, Harvey, John
Bull Anchovy, Lobster, WdlSestershire and India
Soy.
MUSTARDS—London, Dublin, New York and
Waite's. au S3
Hardin '8 horwe pow d e ks.—
These Powders are deemed to ba the beet in
use for improving the condition, appetite and wind
of horses, and giving them a fine, smooth, glossy
skin. For horses tbai are foundered, over-heated, or
distempered, they are superior to all other Powders.
Prepared only by
E. J. PICOT k CO.,
au 32 Drn grists.
RICHMOND SODA WATER Aft V
lA> BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT.—It it a set
tied fact that the only genuine article of bottled SO
DA WATER, in the city is put up by M. McCOR
MACK, who flatters himself that he is able to com
pete with any manufactory either North or South,
having been engaged in the business for seven yean
past.
To avoid imposition be sore and call for M. Mc
CORMACK'SSODA WATER.
N. B.—All orders, either from eity or country,
promptly attended to
Soda Water Porter and Ale delivered in all parts
of the city daily.
All persons having my bottles will please return
them immediately.
M. McCORMACK,
ap 15 tt No. SPB, Broad stieet.
PUMPS! PUMPS!!—Just received at
my store on 13th St., between Main and Cary, a
large supply of Cittern, Well, Garden Engine, and
other Force, Lever, and Double-action PUMPS oi
various patterns with brass and iron cylinders, whicb
I will sell on the most accommodating terms. Per
sons needing such articles should give me a call,
mh 31—ts H LANGLEY
r|ANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
L' BRASS FOUNDER, having opened a Foundry
on 10th street, between Main and Cary streets, Is
prepared to execute orders for all kinds of Plain and
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, in a
workmanlike manner.
As he is prepared to oast every day. persons want
ing work done can be accommodated in a few hoort'
notice.
All kindt of Ship, House and Churoh BEILS made
to order.
patronage from the public it respeetfullj solicit-
N B. —Highett cash price paid for old metals.
my 23—9 m
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OPEN TO
STAUNTON.
CHEAPEST, MOST COMFORTABLE AND EX
PEDITIOUS ARRANGEMENT EVER MADE
FOR TRAVELLING TO THE SEVERAL
VIRGINIA SPRINGS, LEXINGTON.&c.
THE COMPANY is provided with a
LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF NEW
ENGINES and PASSENGER CARS—have but one
change of baggage from cars to stages on the whole
route, and present the only line running through tev
en timet a week.
The cars pass over the top of the mountain at
Rockfish Gap, where, at various points in the ascent
scenery is presented to the view of surpassing graa
deur and beauty.
Commencing with the 20th day of July, au Express
Mail Train will be run daily between Richmond and
Staunton, and an Accommodation Train also daily,
(except on Bcndays) with the view of securing to la
dies and invalids the greatest amount of comfort.
Leave Richmond at 6.20 A. M. and arrive at Staun
ton at 2.30 P. M.
Bv this Line pastenger cart leave Petersburg and
Richmond in the morning, and arrive at the White
Sulphur Springs next day at 6.30 P. M
Leave Staunton at 1 P. M. and arrive in Richmond
at 2.30 P M
The Accommodation Train will leave Staunton at
6 AM. and arrive in Richmond at 2.30 P. M.
The Second Train going up will atop at the atusl
intermediate poiuta for paaaengera, bat will not atop
coming down, except at depot*.
FARES:
Between Richmond and 00(d0navi11e,......,.9S 60
" Oordonarille and Alexandria, .....3 50
THROUGH TICKETS:
Between Alexandria and Charlotteaville, 94 86
" " " Staunton, 5 00
" Richmond and Funnier tpd'aga,'!!" 7 *
• » : §^pfe::iß
Hot fepnnga. 8 25
" " " Rockbridge Alum S'g« 8 00
" " " Lexington.
" " " Natural Bridge, 7 75
" " " Buchanan, 72s
" » " FlneaatleT ...Jttt
Richmond, June 21rt, 1P34.
By order. H. I). WHITCOMB,
Snpt. Tranaportation.
STAGE LINE.
Our Stage Linen will connect with each of tbe
Train* of the Central Railroad, a* follow*, viz:
Pa**en«era from the Exproe* Train will leave
Staunton immediately after dinner, *ay at 2 •'dock
P. M. and arrive at Cloverdele by dark, same day,
from Richmond. Leave next morning at daylight
and arrive at White Sulphur by 6IP M.
Paaaenger* by the Acoommodatio* Train will leave
Staunton at 6 o'clock, A. M , arrive at tbe Warn
Spring* at 6 P.M. Leave next morning after day
light and arrive at White Sulphur by 3 P. Id.
H. B. Thit arrangement propoeet strictly and I iter -
ally altogether Dayliyht Travel—and we jAeige omr
ie/pai to future to Paitcngert the comfbrtt they home a
right to calculate
Returning, oar Line* will leave White Sulphur at
II A M. Pawenger* deiiriog expedition will reach
Staunton next day in time to get to Richmond by 9
P. M, being leaf than a day and a half. Thoee de
iiriog comfort will arrive at Warm Spting* at S P.
if., re*t all algbt, leave next dav at 6J A. M~ and ar
rive In StoMton 6 p. M. ready for tbe Morniag Train
lor Richmond, Alexandria or Baltimore.
Paeaeoger* for LEXINGTON. NATURAL
BRIDGE, BUCHANAN and FINCASTLE will be
taken through tbe *ame day from Richmond by the
Expraa* Um Tbaje for LEXINOTOh by derY
Paweager* for ROCKBRIDGE ALUM arrive to
break feet Sad day.
P***enger* who get Throagb Ticket* may itop at
any point, or change from one Line to tbe other.
_ Thoee fairing Extra Suae* can charter them at
Stoantoß WM. P. KARIBU It CO
Juee2l*t.l&H J*
WO- 3 HAOK&BKL-fur uSTby
an IT X U SAIMRRmCa^M.
...
RICHMOND JDRAMAXIC AR^QCRTIOW
BENEFIT OF MISS SEED.
ThU (WEDNESDAY) Ev.aiag, will be porfetmed
tba comedy of
ALL THAT QUITTERS IS HOT GOLD!
Aitaf which,
A FANCY DANCE - RY - MISS REXD.
To eonaiude wttti
LOAN OF A LOVER !
OrAdmi**<aa 25 eenu. an 30-It
g UNION GUARD oA
W Military and Civic Excursion* 5 !
lit TO BLABH COTTAGE. £r3t
TICKETS ONB DOLLAR.
THE GREATEST BILL OF THE SEASON.
above newly organized volnnteer
J. Companjr hfg leave to announce to the public
that they intend making their Sr*t EXCURSION TO
SLASH COTTAGE on TUESDAY, Sept. 6th, 1854,
ard offer the following Inducement*, rix:
Shortly after the arrival of the firettrain, the com
pany will practice at TARGET SHOOTING—.pr'ze
awarded, a handsome SILVER CUF
After which, (elect MUSIC by Smith'* celebrated
Armey Band.
To be followed by a grand MILITARY AND CIV
IC BALL.
For tin accommodation of the* public there will
be two train*—the
First—Stat ting from the depot on Broad *treetat4
o'clock, F. M.
Si con I—For tbe accommodation of those who pre
fer the eventog—*t*rt from the depot at 8 o'clock, P.
M. Re'orn train, at 1 o'clock, A, M.
Or Ticket Si. NO CAARGE FOR LADIES.
Ticke'i to be had from member* of the company,
or at the depot
IV Refreabment* ftirnlahed at city price*.
Strict attention paid to preaerring order. Ite.
N. B. Our brother volunteer* who will f*voru*
with their company, will meet u* en the Cap'tol
•quare. in uniferm, at 3 o'clock. P M. au 29
BROAD HOCK RACES
_<5v WILL commence on
[„v,^ mokday ,n oc
«" ■«* " *' ■> ' Ist Day -MONDAY, the
lßth.—A ina'ch rsce for SSOO a*ids—l2so foi
feit. Two niile heat*:
VVm. C. Srottname* bay mare Faoline, 5 year* old,
by imported Glencoe.
C. Green name* eh. colt Whitby, uy Alimode, four
year* old.
2nd Dav.—TUESDAY.—A *weep-*take for three
year Id colt* and filleyr; mile heat*; S2W> entrance,
half forfeit. Closed with three lubccriber*, a* fol
low!-
P. S. Fowler name* g. g. Little Arthur, by import
ed GUncoe.
G. W. Dall&hunt name* ch. colt Henry, by import
ed Glencoe.
Calvin Green name* br. f. Augusta, by Ainderby,
dem Princess Anne
Second Bace— Same Day.—Sweep-stake for four
year old): mile heats; $250 entrance, $100 forfeit; to
name and close on the lOili Sep ember.
3r» Dav—WE DN E S D A Y.—Proniie tor's Purse,
#3<>o; 2 mile heats; free for all ages
4th Dav—THURSDAY—Jockey Club Purse, *500;
3 mile heats; free for all ages.
.Vra Da*—FRIDAY.—A Sweep-stake for 3 year
old colts and iilleys; 2 mile heats; #200 entrance, naif
forfeit. Closed with the following entries :
P. S. Fowler names g. g Little Arthur, by import
ed Glencoe.
G. VV. Dallahunt names ch colt Henry, by import
ed Glencoe.
P. S. Fowler name* b. g. Terrlfier, by imported So
vereign.
O. r. Hare name* ch.colt, by Zinganu, dam by Bos
ton.
CaptJobn Belcher name* by. filley, by Tally-Ho.
Calvin Green name* Messrs. Doawell and Paine'*
b c., by Childe Harrold, dam Emily Tboma*.
Sfcokd Race—Same Day.—Sweep-Stake for four
year old*; two mile heat*; S3OO entrance, half forfeit
—to name and cloie on the 10th September
jy 29—WkSt* CALVIN GREEN, Prop'r.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
THURSDAY EYF.WIKG, BKPT. 7TH.
KUNKfcL'S
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE!
PRONOUNCED THE
Cr* CONSTELLATION STAR COMPANY !^B
EMBRACING
TWELVE SOLO PERFORMERS!
Including the Prize Jig Dancer,
JOE BROWN,
And the Matchless Ballad Singer,
MASTER ADAMS t
Will open on the above named Evening, and conti
nue their Soirees for one week.
iy Admission 25 cents. JNO. T. FORD,
"25 Agent.
RSqggglgßßjq EXCURSION—RICH
<WrW fr 1 MOND it DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD.—For the accommodation of the citizens of
Richmond who wish to attend a protracted meeting
at Liberty Church, Powhatan county, 26 miles from
Richmond, on Sunday, the 3d of September next, an
Excuraion Train will leave the depot of the R. U D.
Railroad at 9 o'clock. A. M.
Returning, leave the Church immediately after the
afternoon services.
Fare for the round trip, one dollar. No half price
tickets. Tickets must be procured at the office be
fore entering the cars, or 25 cents extra will be char
ged. Thia Church is about 100 yards from the Rail
road.
Minister* attending the meeting can procure free
ticket* to and from the meeting by applying to the
conductor. By order.
R. E. HUGHSON,
au 2j-(3S Ticket Agent.
iy Post copy.
FIEE PAPERS LOST—On Saturday
evening last, between the lit market and 25th
street, a pocket book containing my FREE PAPERS
1 will pay a reasonable reward for their delivery to
me, or by leaving them at the Dispatch office.
ELIZABETH MEKINS,
»" *9—2t* A free woman of color.
rpiDE-WATEB CONNECTION.—The
M. subscribers will In a few daysbe prepared at the
Duck to receive and forward good* and produce by
their regular line of boata to Lynchburg. Having
the moat contiguous location to steamer and vessel
landings, conside able drayage may be saved by ship
ping by our line.
Liberal arrangements will be made with merchants
in the city who have merchandise and produce to
forward. LEE & CO,
■"» » On the Pack,
luck in odd numbers, says Ro
-1- ry O'Moore,
Which if it be true,
1,3, 9 (130) is my number you know,
And the chaace for bad picture* are few.
But should you my number fail to find.
The Red Flag you'll certainly aee;
Which is unfurled to the wind
A* the rig* of Powers' Gallery.
Good picture;s you shall have at a low price.
Warranted to pleam, or no mSe;
To get a good J.ikrnrai you must take my advice.
And catl an POWEttS without tail. au 29
RCAUTHORN, Auctioneer, 15th »t
e fives his personal attention to the sale of all
una* ot Goods, Furniture, fcc. Stock sale* of Gro
ceries Furniture, Dry Goods fcc., attended to in any
part of the city. Caah advances made upon cons'gn
ments, when required. hu 29
CUPEBIOB WINES AND BRANDY*
O for medicinal purposes, for aala by
OWEN B HILL, Druggist
•» 29 Market Plaoe, Franklin at.
tJEMP AND CANARY SEED—Fresh
JLJL aapply for sale by
OWEN B HILL, DtaggUt
™ » Market Plaee,' Frentlla *t.
Cft KITS No 1 MACKEREL landing
UU and for aale by
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
rJE PITCHERS, BBITTANIA AND
PLATED.—They have been la use the past two
•easot,* and have given nnlversal satisfaction. Their
economy, la requiring hot a small qaactity of lee,
united with their oonvenieaca la being eae ! ly porta
>>le,'make tbem the nott acceptable article for the
purpose yet Invented. BULKLEY &. CO-
137 Msia st.
nUVAL'B CHOLERA AND DIAR
j Ml XTURJE. never fit ill to euro Cholera
and niarrhcpa when taken in the early (Urt» of th'ie
eouipiaJuia. ft la ore of tbe moat effectual remediee
ever offered to the poblle for tbe above diaeaeee —
J**" 1 ? P?™°® •bould take the precaution to keep a
bottle of thia valuable medicine on band. Prepared
and eold wboleaale and ratal! by
an 3 ALEX DUVAL, 1M Main at* Richmond.
I7GGLEBTON, FITZGERALD & CO..
-l~d No. H, Pitt I. It , offer for tale 800 Bail lig
Lagaayra, Jnmaica and Java Coffe*; 175 Paekacoa
Lotf, Craahed and Coffee Hogan; 47 Hhd« N O and
P. |. fngara; «7 Pacaagea N. O. and W |. rtnlannli.
IM Boxee Sperm. Adamantine and Tallow Cnffnt
30.000 He man Cicitrt; 25,000 Havana and Piiaolpe
do; Painted Bnrketet Woodwar*. be, witb afSS
•uwkof Tru, Wi»m, Uqaora, Ac.. fee. 66 Saabela
Pilim Clover tut aa 17—iw
I 4> BUILDING LOTH IN THE PLAN
l<6 OF BELVIDERE, NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY, AT PRIVATE SALE-for parttea
ara eall at the aabaeri beret the atone baUdicg on tbe
Saaia, or at hie wUmh.
mv Sl—ta R. R TYLER.
K». 0. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
CEDAR TAR, for tale by Meaan. DOVE k
CO, Hdiilmt. kvama (ettimw) tbu ia* •llai
meoioue la aaa, bribe oare of Ptttaioaarji Dtaaaaaa,
par* blood.
f^v.srsKJr.'Ksr—'
-— —
■» tnAfc blfawOlM.
, 4 » IT £f- -r--~f i - m ; -£' ■ -V"i"■ t" x * .
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, SITU
ATIO OH OREOOTHILL. AT AUCTION
r ,u & ***<"» reserva. on SATURDAY ml,
Aug .AtMiUMf put » o'clock, r N M o* IM
P r r™JfKl* * ,r I **rir-b'eStore and Dvtlliu. An
g* Hilt, u4 mow by Andrew
J **> kft front* 31} feat, ul ram ttsk 100
**ttw«*fc.««.ta eoaiiat of a brio* building.
con»anlent itwt t fBOBi < fef
which ilMu 8 hu been need with *»cc«s*«; two
good room* abova, „ A ku «uchad • kitoben eon
tsii log tkro room* The location towmi ami ad
vantage* a* a ha*tua** itiu, being surrounded by n
nnm.ronj.,4 rapidly growing population. In thto
* r * eonflnaal demand and
TiinMhMkiri oa*h; tbe balaaea at 4,1 and II
™m dM ofy negotiable note*, wid. internet
.w T o!j To"wUl be retold on SATURDAY,
'»» *•« ®* September, at half putt 6 o'clock. -»
i °f.v P ar cha*er, he having failed tMKn
ply with tbe tern* of «al«.
«n 89 RICHARD CAUTHORN, AnaL
BY THOMAS W KEESEE, r
(Office at Geo. J. Sumner'*, No. 9 Pearl »t.)
pABGO SALE OF ~40,000 FEET OF
V/ LUMBER, consisting of Inch Plank, Scantling
k am £L r u AT AUCTION—wiII be sold
en FRIDAY AFTERNOON next. Sept. lit, com
mencing at 5 o'clock, at lower wharf at Rockett*.
Lumber ' ' Bc ' l Scantling and *q«ar*
Terra* at sale.
» n2B THOS. W. KEESEE, AurA
VALUABLE WHARVES FOR RENT
T AUCTION —Will be rented on the pre
"Ji?®'. THURSDAY Afternoon, 31*t in*t M it 5
P ? li/i. Rockett*, known as "Lnd
iam * wharve*. for one year commencing on the
Ist d*y of Beptembar, 1854.
au S8 3t LUDLAM k WATSON.
BY LARUS k SHINE.
O ALE OF CITY MADE FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.—In conaequence of not having
sotficient wareroom to contain my stock of city made
Furniture, I wi l from rhi* day until MONDAY, 4ih
day of September, sell all my Furniture at a* near
cokt as possible, and on the 4th of September, at 10
o'c'ock. A. M . what is left will be sold at auction, on
the corner of Franklin and 18th itreet*. Those in
want of handaome Furniture and a gnod artiele,
would do well to call and examine before that time.
The fo'lowing i* a portion of what I shall *ell: I Se
cretary and Book Case; elegant mahogany Ward
robes, portable; pine painted XVardrobea, portable; 8
elegant marble s'ab Ladies' dressing Bnreaus with
mirrors different styles; 6 elegant marble slab en
closed Withstands, different stvler; 12 Ladies' dress
ing Bnreaus with mirror*, different styles; marble
alab Sofa Table; 4 elegant Sid* board*, different pat
tern*; 1 set cottage painted Furnitnre, 8 pieces; ma
hogany breakfast and dining Tables; mahogauv card
Tables; mahogany centre Tables; mahogany What
Not*, aprettg article; cherry dining and breakfaat
Tables; poplar dining and bre»kfa*t Table': mahogany
Ladle*' Work Stands; mahogany Candle Stands; ma
hogany and painted Waahstand* and saloon Tablet;
pvnted enclosed Wathstand: mahogany and cherry
Ciib»; mahogany parlor Chain; mahogany Rocking
Chairs, covered with pluib; do. do. with carved
b ck*; do Rocking or Nurie Chair; mahogany office
Chairs; lot of Sofas; 1 Tete-a-tate; lot of ladies' dreas
ing Boxes with mirror*, and 1, 2and 3 drawers; lot of
elegant mantel G!aue*; 6 high.post Beds'eads, ma
ple; 1 dcz«n cottage Bedsteads, maple; 10 trnndel
Bedsteads, maple; 6 poplar Couches; lot of Chairs,
contistinr of Rocking and Grecian Chair*, children'*
Chair*, pine Safes, mahogany Stools, ptrtable Desk*,
■mall misses una (eat Chairs, and a variety of little
article*. J. W. SATTERWHITE.
Sale conducted by Laiu* A Shine, Auct.
au 24
BY TAYLOR fe WILLIAMS.
Household and kitchen fur-
NITURE, CROPS, STOCK, iic. AT AUC
TION.—The subscriber, intending to remove to
Richmond, will sell at pnblic auction, on WEDNES
DAY, ,6th of Bepi'r next, at 11 o'clock, A. M-, at h ; *
farm, Burnside, Hanover county, 6 mile* frem Rich
mond, all hi* Stock, Farming Uteniils, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Crops, fee.
The Farming Utensils and Hou«ehold and Kitchen
Furniture are nearly all new and in good order—
among the stock are two veiy good Work Horse*.
Terms—Cash for all sum* cf SSO and under; over
that amount, 4 mo*, credit for approved paper, inter
est added. B. E. POITIAUX.
Sale conducted by Tavloe k Williams, Aucts.
au 25
TRUSTEE'S KALE OF A HOUSE
A AND LOT ON CARY STREET.—On MON
DAY, 4th September, 1854, at 5 o'clock, P. M., upon
the premise*. In execution of a certain deed of trust
dated 19;h April, 1854, and recorded in the Richmond
Husting* Court office in Deed Book No t>7. page 511,
wiil be *o'd the property conveyed in Baid deed, to
wit:—a LOT OF LAND in the city of Richmond, on
the sooth ride of Cary, between Foushee and Ist
streets, fronting 30 feet and running back 155£ feet to
an alley 15 feet wide, upon which lot there is a fram
ed building with about four rooms, formerly ocrnpied
by Mr. H. B. Ancarrow, and more recently by Mr.
Wm. A. Southall
Terms—Cne-third cash ; one-third on 22d Decem
ber, 1854; and one-third on 22d April, 1855—credit
payments to bear interest, and title to be retained
until purchase money is fully paid.
By order of the Trustee.
au 23 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Auct.
Oft DOLLARS BEWABD.—Ranaway
J from the subscriber about the 30th of July, a
NEGRO BOY, by the name of ALFRED—about 20
year* of age, rather tanned complexion, and of me
dium aize. It is more than probable tb&t he may be
either in ths citv or neighborhood of Richmond, a*
he ha* expreised a desire to live there.
I willjus #10 if apprehended within the county
of Culpeper, and returned to me, or $20 if apprehend
ed out of said county, and aecured so that 1 can get
him. C. C. TALIAFERRO,
Rapid Ann Station,
au 26 dim Culpeper County.
Oft ftftft DOLLARS —To those ex
tFV/«Uv"U pending $3in portraits, will be gi
ven a Due Bill, good for one share in the following
donation, when 90,000 have been iasued, or for one
dollar in portrait* whenever presented
The donation will consst of three hoase* and lot*
in Richmond, valued at $10,000, $5000 and $1000.—
Together with 29 947 Gold Locke-*, Breastpin* with
portrait* Book*, and other article* of a total valua
of $14,000. To be bad on application, of
WM. A. PRATT, Daguerrean Artist,
145 Main *t., Richmond.
M. P. SIMONS, Daguerrean Artist,
au 23—tf 151 Main St., Richmond.
T> EMOVAL.—The RICHMOND DE
JL%j POSITORY of the Publishing Hoase of the Me
thodist E Church, South baa been removed from its
stand near the corner of 9th street to No. I2S Maip,
between 13th and 14th atreeta, next doer to the Book
■tore of J. W. Randolph. It is notirfoeated in the
very centre of buaineia, in an attractive and spacious
storehouse, with a large, well selected and elegant
assortment of STATIONERY and FANCY ARTI
CLES; Religious, Literary and Miscellaneous Books
and Tract*, and Sunday School Book*; Note, Cap and
Letter Paper in great variety of size and quality, with
such other articles as are usual to the wholesale and
retail trade of sueh establishments. Addition* will
be made to the pre*ent larre stock on hand a* the
demand* of trade may raouire
Country merohant* are Invited to ca'l and examine
our stock.
A portion of the city trade, and of peraons visiting
the eity, i*de*ired LEROY M. LEE.
au 23—t*
Cftft TONS NORTHERN ICE, afloat
tlUv/ and for tale. We will sell tt low by the
cargo or ton, ftom Rocketts. Apply immediately to
GRIFFIN h. TAYLOR,
•« 28—4t Oa the Doek.
A CARD.—Having engaged the aervloes
of Mr. G. R. TURPIN. a competent aad expe
rienced Apothecary, who will devote hi* whole at
tention to cur buiine**, tbe public nay confide la
having Physician# Praacriptions accurately and neat
ly compounded at all hoar* of the day or night
A. A GEORGE A CO,
au 28 No. 222, corner 4th and Broad *te.
BACON. —50 000 lbs. prime shoulder Ba
con, bright aad dry; 40,000 lb*, prime Sides
bright and dry. For sale by
au 28 CHS. T WORTHAM A CO.
T EAF LARD—IIO tierces No. 1 Leaf
mJ Lard, for aale by __
au 28 CHS. T. WORTHAM A CO.
piJBA MOLASSES—9S hhd*. prime
V/ Muccvado Molaaaea In near hhde. for eele by
aa S3 CBB T WORTHAM A CO.
rpODD & SON'S SUPERIOR BACON
an M f * >1C bT CHS. T. WORTHAM A CO.
UOAP—OId Castile and Palm Sow for
O aa'e by A SODEKER,
an iG No 10 Mala at.
F|R. ROSE'S FAMILY MEDICINEB
" for .ale by A. BODEKER,
aa 36 Ne. 10 Mate at
PORTE MONNAIEP AND FRENCH
A BUCKSKIN PURSES—A large aaeortaaeat re
ceived and for aale low by
CHS. WLWADGH,
aa M Pwi|l*
IX>R HIRE.—I bare R food None for
A ttetalweofttajw
EDWD D. EACHO,
aa 99 Qeeeral Agaatnnd Colfoetar.
PHOIiiRA «r be smsd aad prereoted
V/ by the tlaialy aee ef RRYANTS CHOLERA
REMEDY. Not aatacieeaaeteaaidtabave roearred
where thie valuable medicine waa aaed; it ahoald b«
la tke pnaaeaaipa of every one. aad at weald ad viae
all to ball M Maeara. R. R. DUVAL k RRO.aadara
eare a bottle of thia tlaaelv care |vf«
DUTTEK—Thirty k«s« superior Ooshs
•a£wasfcui»co.
w ..4 :A. i-i f v w ; i -A ; * *
AUCTION way.Tig
•' WWII! UM 1 1
rjotoWßig's aitc-win W
Kltaben rURMITCRe. *>ld u aMMJf main
fgrnmt Hfttm* warranto In nrr band* in fcvor of
Clapton and other* ▼». (ndntknrr „
m |. _ A. LC WJIiUfH D. C.
an !W—»t For JaM P. TVfav. g, C C R.
BY ttUOPW It AFFkRioHL
S A iu land in hekico, nine
??.jf ftKASSS* JUCHpKWP. PMDRR.DK
iagtfsagaflftrafc&aSsi
SBKTiSA^^JUnSSsK
acre*, situated in tba aosmtyof Heufi?SSs?ul£
mile, .bora BtehMi£«|» rEtEE
pike, adjoining tba landa of Tboe. O. Barton, E. Fat
erwleg and other*.
. Til**.-One-third ca*h; balaaea at S tad 12 mo*.,
for bond* bearing interact, with good ***aritj, and ti
tle retained till laat payment U made.
A. B. HDTCHIBON,
_ , _ » . „ Sheriff of Henrico County.
Sale conducted b; Goßom k AprEßaon, Austa.
an 3
. BY THOMAS W. KEESEE,
Office at Geo. J. Sumner**, No. SO Fear! etreet.J
'T'RUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND, HOB-
X SES, COWS, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS
«oua.KdoLD anu kitchen furniture;
AT AUCTION.—In parauanoa of the provWons of
a certain deed of tru*t. dated 13th day of November,
rea<'rd?d la the clerk'a office of Hen
rico COmty Court, for certain paraoee* therein raoi
to 'be inbecriberby STe. Day and Ma-
r J I will expoea for sale, at public aoetlon,
?J? T' Iw Ao * D,t ' ln *. commencing at
10 o croek in the morning, upon the premise*, tba
folic wing property, to wit: That parcel of Land in
of Henrico, containing abaat M acre*,
more or lew and known by tbe nameof "Hopewell,'
adioining the land* of Jame* Malone, W. Greea, Ja
cob 8. Atlee, and Henry M. Rica.
Al*o. the following Perconal Property, to wit: 3
Horte*. 7 Cow*, 1 Carriage and Harneaa, and ail tba
(lon*ehold and Kitchen Furniture, now In the nn*
*e**ion and occupation of *aidM. F Day.
Term* made knows at *al#.
si , EDWARD D. EACHO, Traatae.
Sale conducted by Thomas W. Keisee, Auct.
au 21—dtds
1 v O PttEViiMT AMD UUKE CHOL
ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.—
reraona travelling, and all others should h>vr a W.
MINATI
MINATIVE BALSAM by them. In case of redden
aickneas, these medicines frequently cure in leM time
than it requires to g*t a physician.
To prevent Cholera, take a teaspoonful of Pain
Curer tn a wine glass of water every morninr. when
ever vou have pain internally or externally, use the
Paia Curer In bottleaat 12*. 25 and SOcta.
Dr. ROSE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM for Chol
era, Cholera Morbus, Bowel Complaint* and Dysen
tery. This mixture is one of the most important medi
cine*. and should be kept in all famlliea. As a sooth
ing preparation, it has no equal. In eases of infants
with bowel complaint, cholera morbuCrestleaaneas
crying or generaljpain, it has been proved* perfect
bilm. As a specific for bowel complaints of adults,
it has sever tailed. During the cholera of 1832, 1834
and it failed in no instance when naed before
death had positively struck the patient. I have bed
fiom more than one thousand persons who
usA it during those memorable periods, testifying to
its wonderful cnrative powers. 25 cents a bottle.
J. S. ROSE, M. D.
Dr. J. S. ROSE'S WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP
giyea immediate relief, and frequently cures in one
week. Piice 50c.
Dr. J. S. ROSE'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU.—This
is one of the best remedies ever used for diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder, and all Gouty Affections. Price
Me
Dr J. 8. ROSE'S GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of
the Womb, Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxa
tion. This diaeaae, heretofore treated by bandages,
trusses and external aupperta, which can only prove
palliatives, yields completely to the use of these
tonic strengthening Golden Pille. Price 50c.
Dr. J S. ROSE'S ANTI-BILIOUS OR RAIL
ROAD PILLS —These Pilla are not warranted to
cure every ma>ady or disease incident to man, bnt
they are a grand remedy for a Bilious state of the
Srstem and common fevers. They are adapted to the
outham sections of the United States particularly,
being often a preventive of Bilious attacks, and
when used with Dr. Rose's TONIC MIXTURE, will
cure the most stubborn case of Bilious Fever or Fe
ver and Agie. Price 12$ and 25c.
All whose constitutions are impaired by disease, or
weak by nature, should read Dr. J. S. Rose's Medi
cal Adviser; (which contains a description of the dis
eases of our climate and the mode of treatment.) It
can be bad without charge.
All of Dr. J. S. ROSE'S valuable Family Medicines
to be hsd of Purcell, Ladd t Co. Bennett k Beers,
Adie II Gray, O. A. Strecker, A. Duval, A. Bodeker,
J. B. Wood, Wm. P. Ladd, S. M. Zaehrfsson, A. Les
lie, R. R. Duval U Bro., Grubba k. Apperaon, In thia
city, and of dealera generally in every city and town
throughout the United States.
jy 21—FMkWfccis— ts
subscribers having removed to their
X large Warehouse, in rear of the (tore, No. 94
Main street, recently vacated by them, offer their
usual stock, consisting in part of—
Swede* 1
American hammered > IRON
English and Ame> ican rolled )
Euglish and American bliaterea Steel
German, cast and shear do
Broad Plough Iron
F<al, round and square Iron, all sizes
Oval, half-oval, and half-round Iron
McCormick'* and Palmer Mould Boards
American, Russia and English sheet Iron
Band and hoop Iron
Nail rods of American and Swedes Iron
Horse shoe Iron
Horse Shoes, assorted sizes
Tin Plate, pig and bar Tin
Sheet Zinc. Spelter and Spelter solder
Sheathing, Brazier's and bar Copper
Pig, bar and sheet Lead
Ground wagon and cart Boxes
Sole and damaged
Full assortment of Groceries
JOHN N. GORDON k SON.
au 28—d2w w4w |
FALL HABDWABE.
TX7E are now in receipt of a fresh stock
Tf of Geods, consisting of
Pocket and Table CUTLE&Y, of various patters*
GUNS and PISTOLS—a handsome assortment
BUILDING MATERIALS—nch as Lock*, Hin
ge a, Screw*, Nail*, Ac.—a large a** rtment
TOOLS of all description*, for Carpenters', Black
smiths', Machinists, and Farmers' use.
Toaether with a general assortment of Foreign
and Domestic HARDWARE, suitable to the wants
of the city and country trade.
Also, a large and Ireah stock of Saddlery Hard
ware, consisting of Bits, Stirrup*, Buckle*, lie. fcc :
Couch Materials, Spring*and Ax a*, Patent Leather,
Hog Skin*, Serge, Welting, Whip*. Ac
Our purchase* have been made direct from the
manufacturer* in Europe and America, upon favora
ble terms.
Having bad the experleeee of W or 9# year* of the
wsntaof thecountTy trade, we flatter ouraelves up
on keeping the best aaaortmeat of Hardware, suit*
ble to the demand* of Virginia, Ten®esaeeaad North
Carolina merchants, to be found in any one house in
thft United States.
We moat respectfully invite an examination of
eur *tcck and pnces by merchant* and others visiting
thl* market—feeling the awaraoee that we can satis
fy aven the lar,«at d-
Importers of Hardware, No 22 Pearl at
an « 8. fc R.
WUFEKiOb LIQUOHS. —We have jiut
Ij received per steamebip Roaisoke a superior lot of
Dark and pale London Dock Brand!e*.
Monongalia and liiah Whiskey*.
Jamaica and St. Croix Ram.
The above Liquor* am warranted to be genuine.—
Hotel keepers woaid do well toexamioe them, is we
will sell them low. they ere direct from firat bands
to try thla market, mid we dont lntanidtoaafcovertle
inn-ica price*. LARUS h SHINE,
au 28- -Ct 74 Main street.
M. WEST, Koa. 5 mad 6 Ex-
U change Place, hu J*at received iWjjgw-
Horn. * c . with not** and ■>"»*••, "T .*• *?*"*"!
Maelertaie, O 6. h* »dho» of HbeU'a "WtHtrhM of
tha Irteb bar 5 voir *5.
Hurper tnr September?"*!.
Oodey for B«®tembars »c.
Or*ban for September;»«.
Patrnm for September; Tit.
Knickerbocker for September: »p.
Hob* held Word*;2sc. YaahoeJWottoawlfc.
For m!« by wf 080. M. WWt.
BEEF TONGUEB, Smoked Beef, Ho
1 Mackerel. No I Shad, No I Scotch Herriap
new Cheeae and Inew mn-wiW Haaaa, recaiv*.
-HuSi,.. K.HO,
aa 29 6 and X Fraahlta aad W Bread at.
GHIBT8! 8HIHTB! BHlßTß!—Juat
O received a apleaAd lot of • M Bieee SMrta. Aim
a beaatifal lot of fine Krancb and EagUab faacy Cea
—* IPKRCE.
ea» N-v m Maiaatraet, eoraer of Governor.
r«ANE6! CANES!—latend!ntodisoaa-
V tinaekeepingCaaee, 1 wttaetlof «beaacekoa
a— bafo.
opposite City
aaO ■■■'
CJARPER
JCI jamms
5£5 5 u " ttf * s
«.«».. I *M'J ' .-ji.
Airctwm mAiMsm
*-• - "»* - n* ll -""? 1 ;*agBSWl
>* " MdW#*frhtjlklk;.<i "4> i 5
rpvro NEW FkaMED TENEMENTS
■ton broad irniKmt soceawaits -
RPBINO. ran SSm *T AtfvTTOM.—W»B W
so?d on WEDNESDAY AfiMMi.
XJqs &g«£«»§£ -
*id« of Hrosd street, BMf Roch«airaM Sytio*, Ml*
Jcini.i* tba rosMpnc# if Mr. Matfcise AUnwyar.
Tf.imi-On AM o»«h; halaaeo at 4 MilawtK
for negotiable notes, lateral added, aad titio ratal*' -
ed ti l Last note W»«id
»«y OQPjMft fc APPgBBOH.AaWs.
BT THOMAS W. KECSZK.
OOco at Go*. J. No. M, rial atraet.
TRUSTEE'S SALE 3F STOCK OF
*U*E A* AUCTION.— By virtao
*xec*ted to me as trestee end duly rworM •» U» %
Sffi. V#
w. <t "Aim. T~i~. :
affiasi; test s?2£r
II 8. L. I* BLUEH.-— Attend i nM6iitti
S«Ks^AT«Ayris^™!„»Hr
** PnDetnsiatteadmnce is rtqairrd, m basiesss —
"SXZ.VS tSr&SS; c^"'-
■««-» I.E. CAEY, 0. g.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
•■■■Sfc The A He. 1 itrtmiMß CITY OF
EiCH*OND,Caat.Z Mitchell, 1. eow ready to».
*« frel«h* or passage spply to
. an2*-Ss a. JB. TUTTLE, Agent.
MFOB BENT, CHEAP—Afiretrate
stand for a Urge wholesale or retail (tore op
goaite Exchange Bank, tad next door te Mnn
*«h»« k Jtenf. new bailding. coae dered Hie
how location la the elty. Possession can bo had ia a
fewdvr« CHAB A. OWATKIN.
in 2»—6tif Opposite Exchange Bk.
DAVID CUHRY, Boot
ASD SHOE MAMvricTutEK,
M»in street, take* this method of in torn. in.
his customers and the anblle that he baa jest
returned from the If nth with a large lot ef exeet
lent FRENCH CALFSKIN, together with a froth
supply of BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, Traaka, Va,
Trees and Carpst Bags. saltable for ladiceV miseoe'.
gentlemen's and servants' wear, to which ho invitee
attention. Having employed Mr. James Bolton to
attend to hia sales and manufacturing depei tm*a*»,
en ii > M» r J "S'2 ]«X.«r>a lotting suited at all times,
fcit!.. ».i "ffl respect fWry announces to hts
friends and the pnbHe tbat be hat firmed a business
S-!i n lfii 0 £ Wlt « Mr i DsvUl CaTT 7' 128 Main street,
fUt £! »J h " re ? Rer devote his whole time and atten
uon to the sales and ui an u factoring departmeut of
Mr. Cnrry's establishment. 5 pmnmm «n
The raperior style of goods sold by Mr. Currr for -
many vearepast in this elty, warrants him in se>iw
that nia old friends and the public can at all timet
street" ,erTei by < aIUa K at tba store No. 1% Main
J. B. take* occasion to say to his old friends sad
former customers, that be will soperintead all orders
for Boots and Shoes left at Mr. Carry's store.
an 23—]2t
FOR SALE—A very fine Bay
rL,'\ MARE; works well in harries#, sod rides
very welt ED. D. EACHO.
ao %» General Agent end Collector
ABK.—Empty Barrels, Casks,
A « Furniture, Stoves, fee., for tale. The subecri*
ber having erected a large lumber bouse in t(ar of
hi* (tore, in the lower part of Rocketta, on tha Cor
&oratiea l'»a. and m alao sear tha Central R. R.
epot, will be prepared on the let day of October
next, to soil for cash at either place all kinds of empty
barrels and casks, second hand furnitnra of everj de
scription, stove, stovepipes, ke., delivered to any part
of the city. Cash paid for empty barrels, hoasheads.
kc. HENRY L. DESTLER.
an 14—tOl*
"PROPOSALS will be received at the
A store of Messrs. Saunders A Brother, Broad St.,
until Ist Bept., proximo, for the grubbing snd clear
ing, per acre, and fir tha grading and masonry, per
cubic yard, of so mueh of the Richmond and Char
lotteaville Turnpike aa lies between the head of the
Brook Turnpike and South Anns River—a distance
of 12 miles.
The bids may be mad* by auctions or for tbs entire
line—the Company reserving the privilege of ac
cepting any one, or of rejecting nil.
Profile and specifications to be seen at the store.
JOHN B. CRENSHAW,
an 17—dl2t clt Pros't R. A C. T. Co.
ty Bulletin will copy.
VTOTICE.—The subecribera have rernov
ad their Foundry to H. Baldwin'! MmUb*
Shop, near HaxaJl'a fitltla.
We ratom our (incere thaaka for the liberal pat
ronage beato wed npon a* heretofore, aad hope for a
continuance ef the asme treat oar old cuetomer* end
a feneroua pablie.
We are prepared to make all hind* of CASTING
aa lew aa any eatebUahmeot in the city, and with dia
pitch.
We hare for aele, e amall STEAM ENGINE,
which we will eell low, hiring bo farther aae for it.
an 21—lm* EDDENB 1 BRANNAN.
VTOTICE.—City and country dealera, and
Al lover* of good BEOARS. At the old eatabliah
ed atand, corner of Main and 10th eta, caa be found
the largeat and moat deairable aelectioa of Sagar* la
the city. Also, Otto of Roa», Qolden, Pomegranate,
Pride of Virginia, Km* Candy, other dia
tinguiahed brendaof CMEWINGTWACCO; Snuff..
Pipea, fine eat chawing aad Smoking Tobacco, and
all other articlea la the Baa, to which i lavite pablie
attendee. J. A. HARRINGTON.
30,000 bored Pipe Steaaa on conaignment, for aale
low by aa 34 JL A. H
CMITH'B DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
O the care of Dyepepeia, Flatulence, Nervosa De
bility, Torpid Liver, and all dlaeeaeaariaing from De
rangement of the Digeative Or*ana.
CBBTIFICATB*.
New YotK, April 20, 1852.
I hereby certify that I have a<ed Dr. William H.
Smith'* iiyapepaia Coidial, aad have obtained the
moat beneficial reaalta. 1 cor alder it the only tore
core for Oyapeptia. and weald recommend eay per
ron afflicted with that dlaeaae to aee it.
L. I. Lmt.
FmuDurHii, May 3.
I won'd adviae all who are afflicted with Djaaepeia
to aae Dr. Smith'e Dyepepeia Cordial. 1 waa afflicted
with that di<eaae three yeere, dating which ttaa I
trird evervthlng that could be recommended, and
without relief. One bottle ef the Dyepepeia Cordial
effected a perfect care of aae, an* 1 am now aa
healthy aa 1 have ever been. I have witneeaed the
aame effect on othei*. I conaider thla a certain cure
for D apepaia. Hjwt Duhlap,
Coaehmaher, 78 Crown at,
Philadelphia, March l»th, 18i3,
Dr. Smith—Dear Sir: Tow Djapepaia Corcial had
t)> a moat wonderful and ioatantanetna effect ee Me.
Haviag .offered wi'h Dyepepeia for aome tlmak. I wee
induced to give it a trial. I felt xel af from the
time 1 took It Two bottlea effected a complete care.
1 have given it to aeveM of mj friend*, and Invaria
bly with the aaao reaalt.
Your* truly, Wa^T^
For aale by > aLEX^DOVAI,.
aa a~3» AfMUafo'R'cUmond.Ya.
POPULAR CABPETS—fcew and cpta-
L did Velvet and Tapeetrie Eagllah Carpet* «*-
P "ctltfo WAT A IN, t e Exchange* Baak.
iavitaa the atteatioa of purchaaera to lUeeew utd
magnificent atock of Engliah Carpata, opening tbl*
moraiog. They ate eomethiog tialy handyn, pa.
feet pictaree la atyfea and dealgae, cotnMaing ele
gaaee, durability aud cheapen** ewelHeghy fer aay
thing of the kind heretofore offered le thla market.
Aleo, about U« piece* American Carpeta of ratios
l«, •uo l He"?h ,i ß"ss all ef which wa offer to the
pablie at greatly raaaeaj foe
aaW—€ttf Qp»ftait« Eachangic Bank.
T UMBER! LUMHER! —The mfimcA
XJ ben have on head the following ttadeef LUM
BER. which tiny offer to then eactoinen e*d Che
trade et fair p< lee* and <m waioaable tenae, #*t
190,000 ft. dear Canada White Ptee, leag teagtha,
aad all e*sae.
ISO,COO ft. aeaaoMd | aad 1 iaah Battoai Weed, cap*-
rtor atial i ty
100.000 ft. eeaeoned I, leud2toeh WWto Weef
100,000 ft. ae teoned I, if H aad * teehJtm» Plea*.
1' o,oo# ft. aeaaonad it .and finch Oak Tobaeou Box
*1 W> ft. ae*aoned M tre»*edFloeriM.
ss i rna k •"*-
Aad the largeet iwiW i al of Mtkemj t» the ytf
jU^REOT^PER-J^W.

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