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THE LATEST NEWS.
THE CRKSOENT CITY AT HAVANA.
IN IKRKSTING DETAILS.
We have already briefly announced the cir
cumstances attending the recent arrival of the
Crescent Citv at Havana. The details below
„;>■ he read with interest.
Nr*v Ch' 1 *>. —The steamer Cres-
Pit Cm readied her tvhurf ear y this tnorn-
V;, c imports having left Havana on the morn
- tin ;V! in-t. A- she whs about approach
- the p«>!t, »'• her passage from New York, a
~, t , : ,me alone-tide and enquired it either
j: Potter or William Stnitli were on board.
>»•:< iM.iruied that Lieut. Porter wus not,
t 1 u-er Smith wr.s. The pilot then deelin
; -Wr.'S the ship into port.
Uivenport, who wns in comntanj of
. lf . ~ ,«ri. h- ntvi'i, paid no attention to the
.... ,k« • tie pilot, and taking the responsi
upon himself, fona brought the ship to
,: r ciiorsce The Captain of the port short
v ~i:, r.» rds oa.ne »loiigside, and on being
'v'orme that Purser Smith was on board, sta
t-J tiiit i.o communication with the shore
•*-:>u.d he allowed until lie had had an iutrr
•,v with the Captain General, and returned
> the vessel.
On h - re'urn he told Cspt Davenport that
....vis of the Captain General were that
mads and regu'ar passengers for Havana
* ; ! ,i he allowed to laud, but that no one else
■a Ihe \•etmilted to come on shore. Capt.
i)a*enpo!t thereupon exhibited to the Captain
: the port a Setter, which he stated he had re
■»ived irom the American Coustil, in which
ai-suiance given hini that the late difficul
•v had been fully settled at an interview be
*■,-on Jtnisie Conklinp, the American MiuiaUU,
<ini the Captain General —the former having
Mttaed the American Consul to that eff.*ct',
except that 1 ""L t ij|flr"" r or Purser Smith
w j3d not he i:l»wfflTi>cotne on shore.
i'iie Captain . f the Port remarked to Cap
•um I)avenport that it w as a mistake—that the
fficuhv wu!l not settled, but that the mails
.r.i passengers this special time would be al
.-iwed to land. Should Purser, Smith, howe
ver, teiarii in the vessel on her way from New
'tileui.s to New \ ork, she wouk 1 , in no case,
i allowed communication with the shore.
The Captain of ihe Port further stated that
-hi Spanish Minister ot Washington had vvrit
; ■; to the Captain General, informing liitn, on
m irity i f the American Secretary of Slate,
•:iu! Smith should positively not be per
ri'.ted to go out in the steamer again to Hava
Captain Davenport replied that Smith was a
: .vate citizen of the United States, and could
_o «iiere or when he pleased, without uny
.. i dratice or interference t-fthe U. S. Govern
ment.
The captain of the port then had another In
terview with the Captain General, previous to
a ; ich he gave the officers stationed to guard
>.e vessel permission to land the passengers
tiongsid- •
Captain Davenport, however, would not al
low them to come on board until he had been
t .-prised t a (he American Consul had been
fully informed of ibe condition of affairs. The
captain of she port heie returned with the per
mission from the Captain General for all
tue passengers and officers of ths vessel to
land, with the exception of Purser Smith, who
would not be allowed to come on shore under
any consideration. He further reported that,
should he return in the vessel, she would be
immediately ordered off".
Captain Davenport then wrote to the Ameri
can Consul that the passengers might do as
ifaey pleased, but us Lieut. Porter had been
iurbidden to come on the island, he, himself,
would not land.
Judge Conkling, on receiving this letter,
came on board and held a iong conversation
with Capt. Davenport, in the course of which
ihe former said that he hid received permis
sion, in his transit, to land, when a portion ot
the passengers went on shore, aud others re
mained nn hoard.
Mr. M orales, of tlie fiim of Drake &, Co ,
consignees ofthe Crescent City, then made his
appearance and said, by authority, that if
Purser Smith would address a letter to the
Captain General, denying the changes which
hail been brought against him, the difficulty
would be setlli-d.
To this Captain Davenport replied thst he
would, under no circumstances, permit any
ofthe officers under him to address any com
munication upon the subject, to the Cuban au
thorities, Lt. Porter having on two different oc
casions disavowed the chargers.
The Crescent City then run up her fl ig and
took her departure for New Orleans.
further California Items.
We subjoin some additional items by the
gteamer Star of the West.
Messrs. Gwin ifc. McCorkle, members of Con
gress, had arrived out.
The news from the gold mines was cheer-
The California papers are filled with the
names of overland emigrants who had died.—
Several parlies had arrived in Oregon in a dis
tressed condition. A train hud arrived at
nora, which left Independence on the 9th oi
May. J.C. Spi tigers arrived at Sacramento
on the 14th.
Mr. Warwick, late of Lancaster, Pa., was
rubbed of ail his gold between Sonora and Co
lumbia.
The clipper S. S. Bishop cleared for Phila
delphia on the 11th.
Hon. Mr. Boone, L".S. Consul at San Juan,
came passenger in the Star of the West.
Sa,\ Francisco Makkets. —The markets
are firm and tending upwards. Flour firm and
held at a high figure. Provisions more ac
tive.
From Oregon
The steamer Columbia had reached San
Francisco with Oregon dates of Oct. 10th.—
Gov. Guinea had made a demand on the com
mandant of Vancouver's Island forgovernment
stores tor the relief of immigrants. Or. Mc-
Laughlin had sent on his account for 1,000 bbls.
flour, and the Island J1 ills aud Alleu McKin
ley, had each sent (or 500 bbls. The weather
was good and produce abundant. The steain
ti Joi.n P. Flint had been lost.
Massachusetts Election,
Boston. Nov. B.—The returns continue to
sl.ow large Whig gains since last week, but it
is probable there has been no choice of Gov»
emor by the people. The Legislature is in
doubt.
4 W. KAI'F'S PATENT NICHE GOLD
/*-• I'tN.—A I'urther supply received, in regard
to which the National Intelligencer says: '■'fhey
are constructed ar.d manufactured on aa entire new
p.'intipie, taereby embracing all the desirable elas
ticity, *nd every other pleao;r:g quality of the quill
peu Ha having been a professor of penmanship
bjt upwu'dt ol thirty y.ars would eunbie hiai to
stady tue defects and "supply the deficiencies that
have herettfore existed if the tormatioo of gold
pen a " For aaie by (iDMNLT & JAMfciS,
no 10 Eagle Square.
BL'l'K WHEAT CAKES IN SEASON.—
Kabbii's Yeast Powder lor making buckwheat
cakes, ate., n»e, far sale oy VVM. M. i»AD£,
Cbemiat and Apothecary,
no 10 Main street, near Old Market.
BKITISU LI'STKh, Ijrceani'g stoves, He,
lor sale by VV. M. DADE,
no iO Chemist, Main street, near Old Market
I'ARfcß, —email intone ol Cneap
-A Liquor Cases, tor sale by
no 10 1U M. ZIM >IKRMAN
BANJOa AND VIOLINS.—Fine tone Musi
aai Coods of every description, for tale by
no 10 K. M ZIMMERMAN.
IJJ.AJU KAW niiiHS.—A line assortment
I plsid raw bilks, just received per Koanoke, for
M> by C. HAUTWtLL ic CO,
uolV Oppo»iieSw«« Tirerg.
telegraphic news
■•r 1 " ■ , , —.
TKAWaiiMITTKt) FOR THE DAILY UISPATOB
UaimnchuHiMtK Election
Boston, Not. 9.
Clifford, w hie, for Governor, lends Bishop,
democrat, 22,000 votes, but the free soil vote
defeats t|)e choice bv the people. Three
whig# are elected to Congress—in the remain
ing districts no choice. The complexion of
the Legislature is doubtful.
Presldeutal Election.
iUt timokk, Nov. 9.
Some further returns have been received
from North Carolina, which render it probable
that Pierce, has a majority of 200. Tennessee
has gone for Scott by 2000 majority.
THE MARKETS.
New Yobk, Nov. 9. -Sales of 12,000 bbl«. Flour
at firm rates. Grain steady.
Kaltimorb, Nov. 9 —Sales of 500 bbls. Flour at
$1.62. Grain unchanged.
BTKAT-iONN BFFlcfc,
Drawn Noi ot .M 4*« 132 Nov Bth:
17 40 6 J 77 7 4.) 13 58 33 22 26 73 3
Drawn M<rs Delaware, Extra, 138, Nov 9 •
43 *2 :<4 77 76 14 44 27 55 3fi 5 60 10 78.
Ticket Nog 5 27 44, another sold ai d paid by
_ _ STKAfTON.
To-Day.—Delaware, No 134. Capital $35,000.—
<5 numbers 13 drawn. Tickets $iU no 10
SMITH'S LOTTKki' OFFICE,
WaU Street, under the City Hotel.
** C'IALK'S tii.D .STAND.
Drawn Noa Washington County, 50 •
57 25 4i> 47 12 70 15 4W 45 2382254 52
!», S3OC; ttcktt 25 57, $75.
To DftsK—Su quehanna. 46 —Capitals: 1 of
$31),50y, 19 of 30(t0, T(W ot 1000 100 of 400 7e
rmuibers, 12 drawn. Tickets $10—shares in pro
portion.
Also, Pat»psco, 296 —Capital" . 1 of €8">77, 1 of
4000, lof 2000, 1 of 1000, Al.c. 75 cumbers, 15
drawn. Tickets $2 50.
no 10 SMITH
UHKUOItV «Sk JlAt K\\ "
Mnna»;er*. K'chmond, Virginia,
Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.—office No. 62
Main street.
To-Day.- Capitals: (535,000, 3 prizes of 10000,
3ot 500j, 25 1f 1-UO. 75 numbers, 13 drawn. Tick
ets 810.
To Morrow —Capital: $21,536. 78 cumbers, 15
drawn. Tickets $o. no 10
LA '.IIiKStT'S, OFFFce" "
14th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nog of Delaware, Class 132, Nov Bth:
17 40 60 77 7 43 13 78 33 22 i 6 73 3
To- Day—The Delaware titate Lottery, ulass No
134.—Capitals : £35,000, 3 < f 10,C00. 3of 5000,2045,
2000, 25 ot 1200, Ac. 75 numbers, 13 drawn. Tick
ets 10 dollar*. DO 10
( 'JLOTHS Ft»lC LAUJfcS' tLOARS.-
Clothe of all colors tor ladies' Cloaks
Velvets do do do do
Just received per Roanoke, forsa'eby
C. 11 ART WELL & CO.,
no 10 Opposite - wan Tavern.
'MO I'iiK I'tliLttl, —The subscriber has
X takeu the Powhatan House, in the eity uf
Richmond, ai d is iirepared lu < atertaia in the best
pianoer Members of the Legisis'ure and the travel
ling public generally. Having thoroughly repaired
and newly ar.d handsomely furnished this weli
knowu and popular Hotel, p!er.santly and conve
nientiy located on Broad sad Governor streets,
near the Capitol and City Hell, he feels assurtd
will be enabled to give satisfaction to those
who may lavorhim with ttjeir patronage.
R. F DARKACOTT.
Powhatan House, Nov. sth, 1852. no B—tf
pKbAT BAUiiAINS Tn CALICOS.—
vJt a large lot of Calicos, t i cents, worth 10 cts ;
rich Printed Mouselaine», wh.te and colored tUu
nets, Kerseys, fcatinets, ijloves and Hosiery— tu
tether with every article usually lound in a Dry
Goods house; and if you want bargains, call on
W. I'.OOTWRKiHT,
No 285, corner Ist and Broad streets.
no 9 —13
HBUAU TAlt—Consumption tilled.—
*J The most successlul remedy now in use for the
curet.l Incipient Corauiiiption. iirißciittis, Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat, dueases oi the Liver atid
Kidneys, King's Evil, Tetf r, Dyspepsia, dtc , pre
pared by Mrs B. K. Noriis, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
Mas. B. B Noebis—Dear Madtiu : For several
years 1 have been afflicted with lrtquent hemor
rhages of the lungs, attended with a paislul cough
1 tried various remedies, ai d had the be3t tn«di( ai
advice, but wituout relief until I tri-?d your Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GkORGE PARKS,
127 .-aratoga street, Baltimdre, i»d.
October 3d, 1553.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
Bp Beware ot counterfeits, Tie genuine arti
cle is for Bale by
P HOK'I'ON KKACH, 91 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
no 9 General Anent for Eastern Virginia;
ObOUNU Stir"!*!. V.—CHRISii.iN La
ij THKOP are receiving their second supply ot
Goods, among them—
50 pieces Mousiaines at 35 cts per year, same quali
ty as those we have been exiling at 374 and 50e
30 pieces mure of tnosecheap Mouslaines at 134 cts
60 dresses hue Paris do, at 75 cts, worth #1
Extra Manchester G.nghams fur children
ALSO.
Rich Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Velvet Ribbons and Galloons. Call at
no 9 99 .Uuin street.
H LI.V ( tI.NVIMJII).-Ail Wmi now Vl,i"
ted Levy's store during ihis !a 1, have heen ful
ly convinced that he is really selling cheap. How
could tb>»y be otherwise, wn>'n they tee that he is
selling h:e goods so extremely low i Mouselatnes at
10, la ana higher, alpacas at i 6, merinos at US, hdkls
at 6, collars at ti.shirtiag 6, Irish linens, quilts,bli n
kets, shawls, gloves, hose, dan nets ot ail colors, and
all other articles in his line will be itfcred at the
lowest prices tor cash If you want to save money
the place to do it is at
ABRAHAM LEVY. JifS,
no 9 3'Jl Broad street.
N B—Kid gloves, white ui.d colortii, a! 50cents.
They are going tast: cull early. A L
wUPKttIUU JAVA COfriiri,—W c'uiall
Bags, tor sale by
no 10 DAVENPORT. ALLEN <fc CO.
MAOKIKA WINES.—33 Qr Uasis pure im
ported Wines, for sale bv
no 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
350?® I'* sLtJAUS » tor sale
no 10 DAVENPORT, ALI EN ec CO.
LOST, on daturday night last, a pair or GOLD
SPECTACLES in a red Morocco case. Ihe
tiuder.by returning them to this office, will be very
liberallv rewarded. no 9— 3t
4 r Superior Calabria STICK
LICORICE aCoat, tor sale by
no 9 BACON BASK.ERVILL.
IJAMILY AND tXTIf a Jt'T.<«L K—JuO
' bbls, sundry brands, superior ariicle, lor sale
by no g FKY & McCANDH^H.
I^AMInY ilA.»ls> —to bbls sin a: prune turns,
J/ receiving per steamer, for sale by
E0 3 WILLIAMS «*• BROTHER.
ASTIL.ES UK PAKI, or Pans Loungers,
for tae alleviation aud cure ot bronchiUs.hoa/ae
ness, aud ail other diseases of the threat, for sale
jj" ALEX DUVAL,
, 0 g No 155 Main corner 13th st.
P" liI.HJ DKY SI DESM AN O HUE A MVS.—
15 hhdssides; 15 tierces Bretsts laniing per
steamer, for sale by
uo g JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
C>UOM ME I.Tiv- I'C uK tiltoL M> PKP«
' PER.—Black and Cayenne Pepper, and I-amily
Mustard tor sale by
noB |JOHN H.CLAIBORNE.
FOU BALK.-A Pciosle rilave, about 40 year»
ot sfe, and her five children —three boys and
two girls, whose ages range from eighteen to t jur
years Apply to R R HOWISON,
no 6—4t Trustee, Law Building.
ABLE CITJ-KKY.-Hc aers X tous and
other celebrated manufacturers fine Tubij
Cutlery, in sets 51, 53, 53 pieces, to which the at
teutiou of purchasers is called, for sale by
R. M. ZIMMERMAN,
no 8 Corner Main and lWih streets.
OL.E IjtoA'l'UKH.—iOj sides Sole LeatHei,
for sale by
no 9 EDWIN WO.'ITHAM tt CO.
N MAILROAD
"*> Stockholder. In the Richmond and
Sj ui n » d C ,?,"P"i wln be held t» the city
Qf Rlcbnwd oa WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of
. Stockholders will have the
prinlefe ol going to and returning from the meet
ing on the cars free of charge
y, , ** VAN DtURSEN, Secretary.
°J* Powr of Attorney to wuc at a nutting of
tie S ockkolderi:
Know all Mkn bv thkse Pustrri: That
—-■ , the undersigned, do hereby constitute and
* l>po " lt ~ T • ttor< * e y (they or either of them) tor
'i* 0 10 D4me t to vote ou all que#-
u. ifi,™, 1 ? be i ,ro L u « ht before the meeting of
the Stockholders of the Richmond and DanSillr
H«ilr< ad Company to be held in the city of Riih
mond.oo Wednesday, the Bth day of December,
1B&2, «r any .d,ourned meeting thereof, hereby
ratiiying all the acU ol said attorney tn the lire
ruiaea, as fully as if were present, and
v.ltlag to person.
In t-.timony whereof have hermito affi red
■— hand this day of — 1832.
No proxy shall be valid for more than tix
m.mthslrom the date thereof "-(Extract trom the
4th By-Law >
no 9—>t6D P. v P.. Secy.
W » tora youth just arrived from Ire
* itnd ol a good reputation, between 15 and
10 jeara of age, who writes a good hand, can keep
boots, and wno is willing to make himself general
ly u?e:ul. a situation in a wholesale and cjmmia
sion enab'uhment, or in a retail store. Board and
c othlng are a<l that would be required for his ser
v.ces for the first two years. Please apply to Mr.
* ■ *' at Richmond Christian Advocate
Umce, 158 Main street no 9—3t*
CLCLitlilßßsj.— We have al
ways on hand Pickled Cucumbers, in vinegar
and spiced for table use, in barrels, half barrels,
gallon or hundred which we will sell very low for
cash. We tell tbem by the gallon at only two shil
lings. Those that are in want of a good article, will
please give us a call. HULST <* KI.vG,
no 9—2w .. old M»rk«t
IJHIJIE FKiiSil BtTTKK*—A tow
A bj steamer, aNo 1 article, for sale low for cash
by tho pound or keg. HULST <fc KINO,
no 9 ~ :{t Old Market
11ACCAHOM AND VKRittll'fiLLl.
j-f A V", e have juet received per schr Orianna, trom
New 1 ork, a fresh lot of the best Italian Maccaroni
and Vermicelli, and selling it at nine pence per
pound, for cash. HULST <fc KING,
DO 9—Old Market.
r£°AKDINO.—Two gentlem-n, wuh their
aJ wives, can be accommodated with BOARD in
a private family on Grace street, within a few mi
nutes walk ol the business part of the city. Address
'• R B through the Post Office. no 9—3 i*
I ATTENTION, 81.l fcS.
A Parade in front of the Capitol on WEDNES
DAY EVENING, November 10th, at 3 o'clock,
"■ in winter uuitorm. By order of the Captain
JNO II FREEMAN, O S.
THE STEAMSHIP VIRGINIA, rapt
Tin Teal, is now ready to receive freight,
and wilt continue to receive up to the hour of II
A. M., Wednesday, the 10th instant, and will sail at
12 M precisely.
Passage to New York in Ist cabin and fouud..s9 00
Uo Philadelphia do uo .. 800
Uo U" secoud do .. 7 CO
For freight or passage, apply to
no 9 R. RANKIN.
M FOR KENT.- i' artota dwelling, consist
ing ol 5 rooms, with privelege of kitchen,
situated on Main street, private entrance—suitable
for a small family without incumbrance. Posses
sion given immediately. Apply at this office
no 9—3t*
MUhMKAIU t F it 1 f hT «£
DENCE FOR SALE.—I offer for sale the
very desirable private residence, situated on the
coiner of Marshall and Ist streets. The dwelling is
new, comfortable and ennui idiaus, and contains
eleven rooms, to which is attached a large nitchon,
smoke, wood and coal houses. The situation of this
property rendvra it •esirable as a private residence.
For terms apply to W. BOOfWKIGHT,
no9—lm Corner Ist and Broad Sts.
a FOR KENT.—A Stick Stable with tnree
stalls and a carriage house, on Grace street.
Address D. G. F. through the Post Office.
no 9—3t*
fOK KENT, on Pearl street, the lowtr
l§H£ Tenement, formerly occupied by tis as a re
ceiving and forwarding h use. Has three good
rooms and a cellar, andwi 1 make an excellent store
house. Possession given immediately if desired. —
For terms, apply to
•> NoRVELL, JONES 4; EGULESTO*,
no 9—lw No ii Pearl street.
O StTTKK DOGS.—Two beautiiui
nuns, ot imported stock—equal to any
thing in tnis country, for sale at The Arbour—cai!
Bt once if you want something genuine,
no 9—3t " it VV ALLEN.
VIRGINIA MACJif VVA.-HINU FLU
ID— i hese who wish to v-ive. the hard rubbing
on washing boards, the loss ot lirn aud -'wear and
tear" of cl thes consequent of sucii a method should
u»e this Fiuid. Once used and its utility seen, it
will never be tiven up.
For sale in tiott;es, or by the pl'it or gal:on. at
no 9 E j PICOT'S Drug Store.
BOOKS, jiaua/INLS, Nt: v/SPA
PERS AND PERIODICALS l'jr sale by I'. ii.
ORES HAM, 103 >4 Broad street.
London Lancet for November
London Punch
Knickerbocker Maaazine for November
The Spanish Musketeer
The Democratic Review, containing portrait oi
General Franklin Pierce
Conf»-tsions ol an Flton Boy
The Parlor and Cabin, or Saves and Masters
Aunt Patty's Scrap Bag, or the Mothers: a ta«s
ol love and jealousy, by Mis Hentz
Flag, Banner, Waverly, Arthur's Gazette. Sam,
Privateer, Courier, Carpet Bag, Jtc. Jtc., all tor this
week
Jonathan's Pictorial for Christmas and New Year,
a beautiful pictorial sheet—price 6c
All New Books received as sooa 3s pub
lished.
Books, Newspapers and Magazines mailed or de
livered free of postage ar d at puMlsheis tirices.
THOS. H. GRESUAM,
Agent for all the Northern Daily ana Weekly News
papers and Magazines
N. ii.—A line assortment of Violins, Guitars,
Flutes, Banjos, Accordeor.s and Fifes ou hand, for
sain on the most accommodating terms no 9
t~ T.ASDULXI'I'U VAMII.V t LriJl K,
/• for sale by
uo S WILLIAM F.GGLESTON.
OLU JAVA AMIJ COSTA HUO CO*-
FEE, tvr sale by
no 8 WILLIAM EGGLESTON
PAINTfcID ULCKhis AMU Till-., tor
sals by
no 8 WILLIAM EGGLESTON.
I.>K AFPLK I til i'ATlo V f X.M-ll
AND GOSHt-N CHKESfcI, tor sale t>y
no 8 WILLIAM EGGLESTOH.
CQA TILUCE J. I'HESU 'niO.tlAS
-O*JyJ TON LIME receiving, for sale by
no 8 S. McGRI.'DFR &'sONS.
U. L PtllliriAM ijige'
Hndiug Irooi scl* Ooean, tor sale bv
no 8 S- McGRUDER & ?ON3.
A.NTIiKAI'IIh tl)Al„—Landing at Rock
etts, tiOO loua superior Anthracite Coal, at $.>i
per ton of 2000ibs,ii taken iirom the wharf
JOtiN W WRIGHT,
oc 19 I)ock Wharf.
C~ _ lUAVINW DISH
' US, Tureens, i4a»*wnoat Cake Dishes, Cyster
Broikirs, Slc, for sale by
no 8 R. M ZIMMERMAN.
W r A.">iTfei».—%500 oi the "Bank of the Union."
do tits AN 11, PIZZIM.
BL'CKWHEAT, in 23 pound bags, lor sale oy
uoB WILLIAM EGGLEBTON.
BTIEKCKS i'RIMK NKVV MICE, for
sale by
no 9 BACON BA3KF.RVILL.
WAM'tO, a situation as seamstress or House
keepei, in a respectable family, by a young
lady. * no 9— 2t*
BUCK WHEAT.—UOO t<ags !;ir sale by
no 9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN a CO.
Klsus sfUitli.Nti POMfutiii,
I v/Cf best quality, tor sale by
no 9 DAVENPORT, ALI.EN L. CO
VKW JtlC'E, fresh Rnisins, Buckwheat, Cofiet
i s hu/ars, choi -e Hiianish Clears, for f by
uotf " DAVKNi'URT, ALI.EN St CO.
At/O* hhds urime, for sale by
no 9 EDWIN WORTH AM * Co.
FLASTKtt AND L.lJlfe,ior
* sale by
no 9 EDWIN ORTHAM 4. CO.
fiTUt AMI to, Sole ay
1 no 9 EDWIN WORI'HAM L CO.
s * at AkllliJßlin XVnm M, i«
_ tII 1
Messra. TAYLOR A. CLAKAfc\ j.. »
Mr. W. M. WARD
TM. BrmmtOr N«v. 10th, lMj)
_ . TMB WIFE.
ft **™ W M Ward
[f*»r4o G 9 Marchant
Marram Miaa Susan Denla
Danoe Ouding M'lrt Theodore.
WANDEKINti BOYS.
"*■' Susan Dec in
J uttin. Hi£i KateDenin
Lubm......... j Winan*
A. TURNER iTCOTS
MENABBRIB & tIRCIS COMBINED,
f °^ IN,NG TIIE largest AND
i/.iPXFnU* THE MasT SPLENDID AN/
MALS IN THK WORLD, many of which were
trained and exhibited by the celebrated Van Am
burg tbrougn the principal cities of Europe ana
America.
The Equestrian Troupe is without its superior
in the known world, among which is that cdebra
ted ai* horse rider, N. B. TURNER, also T. V.
TURNER, WARD. LIPMAN, DaLACY, Masters
EDWIN 1 Ac • Ac., and that Clown of
»il Clowna, J. W. MYERS, whoae daring act of
turning a somerset over sixteen men, ten horses
and (be elephant, the largest in the Uni;ed States,
astonishes every person who ha* seen tliia almost
incredible pertormance.
Will exhibit in Richmond FRIDAY and SATUR
DAY, Xatember 12th and 13th, 1852. Day Per
formance on Saturday, at 2 o'clock. P. M.
Doura ojien at half past 1 and fcalf past 6 o'clock.
Perloimaoces commence at 2 acd 7, P. M.
Admission 50 cents; children and servants half
P ric » no 1— 12t i
HiVKIN STOBE FOB SALE,
» » •wxl Irfnte citizens and vi.itors to the city to
examine, a large stock of CARPETINGS, HUGS,
&.c ,ol cur own importation, from the manufantu
rera direct, and selections in person at the North
ern tactories. The assortment embraces Agreat
variety of
Super English Velvets
uo do Tapestry
do do Brussels
do do Three-Ply
do do Inerain
Extra American Three-Ply
do do Ingrain
Venetian far stairs snd passages,
ot English and American manufacture
Choneiile, Velvet and Tutted Rugs, Mosaic, super
Cloth, Embossed and Printed Table and Piano
Covers, Floor Cloths, Door Mats, <kc
no B—d!2tw4t» RICHARDSON <fe CO.
MFOK KENT, for the year IHoiJ, or tor a
term of years, that large House and Lot in the
town of Manchester, commonly known as the old
Farmers' Hotel. Its size and locality, near the ci
ty, make a desirable place to any gentleman who
might wish to open a boarding school, or it would
suit veiy well two small families. All necessary
repairs will be put upon it. For terms and partic
ulars apply to Robert D. Ward, attorney at-law, No
63 Main street, nearly opposite the Ci'y Hotel,
no 2—lm*
Kl> WA 111),—Spayed trom Frauk
ffgj lin street, between 7th and Bth streets,
the 4th October, a large Durham
™™™^®® B COW. with black sides, white face and
white streak down her back. Any person giving
such information at this office as will lead to the
recovery ot the said cow. will be suitably rewar
ded. no s—l3t
«■*. FOR KENT OK SAL.E, that very
■'•ijj agreeable suburban retreat, known as the
Cottage. immediately opposite Warsaw, in the
town of Sidney. The building is of brick, nearly
new, and contains lour excellent rooms with eve y
convenience, out houses, &c., with a well of ex
cellent water in the yard. There are also two
acres ot land attached in a tine state of cultivation,
which, it properly managed, will produce! om four
to five huudred vegetables, Jcc. To a'
gcoi tenant, it will be rented cheap; and posses
sion given immediately. For further particular.-,
apply to JOHN H. SEAYRES,
oc 26— ts At the Columbian Hotel.
MFOK KENT, a rinck Tenement on
Grace street, west of Madison street, now oc
cupied by Mr Bowers. Possession may be had im
mediately. ilout 8250. TOLER Jc COOK,
no 4 General Agents
jV EH BOOKS, iHA(j.4/i.NE!i, AND
i. i N tIWV-PAPKRR, just is.aed and for sale at
SMITH'S Newspaper Depot, opposite the Ameri
can :
The Spanish Musketeer, a romance of military
life in Cuba, by Lieut Murray, 25c
Apoleton's Mechanic's Magazine for November, i
25c
Confessions of an Eton Boy, by Charles Row- |
croft, 50c
Gintiemsn Jack, 25c
Love's Sacrifice, a play. 12; c
Gallant Tom, by the author ot Yankee Jack,2sc I
Mike Fink, a legend of the Ohio, by Emerson j
Bennett, 25c
Lilly Dawson,or the Smugglers of the Mill, 50c !
The Coquette, by tin author olMisserimu3,2sc \
The Flag of •. ur Union for the week ending Nov |
loth, contains the opening chapters oi a new nov- j
e.etie • t interest, entitled Marion's B:'iga,je, or the
Light D/agoons. by D: J H Robinson, author of Re- ]
bei Spy, Ruined Abbey. Ac. Now is the time to j
subscribe a year, 6c a copy. VVaverly Maga- ,
zire, Musical World. American Courier, StarSpac
g!ed Banner. Home Gazette, Yankee Privateer, Go!- |
len Doiiar, Uncle Sam, Carpet Bag, «stc, *U tor this j
week. ' no » |
POR COLD WEATHER.—Having just re
a turned from cur second trip Norta, with a
large assortment of Ov t r and Business Coats,
Pauts and Vests ot the newest stjles, which have
been introduced since the early part of the season,
we are now prepared to show the most complete
assortment to be found in the city, which we intend
selling very low Come to the Clothing Emporium
No 103. Main street.
no 9 HENRY SHAFER Jt CO.
EW AND INTERESTING BOOKS—
for sale by JAMES B. GIBB, 53 Main street,
opposite City Hotei.
A Practical Treatise on Business, or how to Get,
Save, Spend, Give. Lend, and Bequeath Money,
with an uquiry into the chances of success and
causes of failure to business, by Edwin T Freed
ley.
Romance of Natural History, or Wild Scenes
and Wild Hunters, by C W Webber, author of
\ Shot in the Eye, Old Hicks the Guide, Aic
Night :u a Block House, or Sketches ot 3>.rder
Life, embracing adventures among the Indians,
Feats ot Wild Hunters, die. by Henry C Watson
Life ot Lord Jeffrey, with a selection from his
| correspondence, by Lord Cockauro, 2 vols
i The Motmons, or Latter-Day Saints lathe Valley
of the Great Salt Lake, a History of their Rise and
Progress, Doctrines, due, derived from personal
; observations durina a residence among tiiem by
L.eut J VV Gunnison, oi the Topographical Engl
-1 neers-
A Treatise on the Adulteration of Food aud
; Drink, with plain and simple directions for detect-
I ing them, by M L liy rn, MD, Graduate ol the Lut
i ver»ty of the city of New York- oc 23
Richmond ?»tove works.-Dealers
in Richmond and throughout tlie State caa
be supplied from these works with—
Pretniuqj a>id Air-tight Cooking Stoves
Air tight Cor! Franklin and Wood Franklin Par
ior Stoves
Factory, St ops at;i Coutting Roc- m Heaang
Stores
Fhzted Box Stoves. &c, See
Also—Fronts and Grates, Fenders, Iron Ra..:ng?.
&e. in great variety
Pi&in'and ornamented House Castings, made of
sup* rior material. and trt pLiehed workmanship
Tue retail purchaser would do wrli to our
Stoves in preierence to ih>' muss of Northern tr-Jfh
wiu. wbicti the mar Mot is denuded ; some ot wmch
will not stand a single winter without requiring
tnore repairs than the original C4)»z of iht Hon
our Stoves have been gotten up with a particu
lar regard to the Southern trade —being inaie fuj*
-2J per c"!it heavi* r than tnu»e made at tae fccrt.*
I —c* -uperior material* ana warranted ot *s good
wcr^manship
Messrs Ensign it and C D \ a e, keep a t<i»»
assortment ot our Staves, and thoy asay *'»o be
uad irotn Messrs D 1 C R Weder, F Hetfley. Main
'street; M S Cooper, Cary street, and & Bc^es,
! Hr ,'^li t 4^ t ' BOWERS A SNYDER
POFFitE, ttI'GAK AND TliA.-30u bui
v-' Kio and Lag a) ra Ceffe*; 100 bo*e* and bar
rel* Loaf and Cru*hed Sugar; "JO bat chest* floe
B'ack Tea; 5 do do extra fine Gunpowder d>, alao,
T.iunera' and Mac&inery Oil; Butter, Ac, Ac, lor
*^ b g FRY A McCANDLIftH.
Fancy CAHS. fantb.—O« baud • sue
aaaortmeat ot Fancy Caatimere Pant*, of good
,B^ t ' Mldta ' , t'merchant it WFJSIGKR.
as: AUCTION SALES.
I rUTURE DA Vs.
By AiaaNerKm 4c C*.
* STAT * aT AUCTION.—On
** TOESDaY, the 16th inatant, at «P M, we
* pnblic auction, on the premises, House
north aide of Main atreet,
County Court Houas. The Lot fronts
18 feet> runnlD S back<J4 feet morj or
IT.?®* lMjf e««b; the revafalw at 3 «nd 6
payment bti ® reteined ODtU **
—22i£ ALEX WOTT b. CO, Aucts.
p »*e»P«rt. A lie* gt <;•.
G THURSDAY E inb A T AUCTION.^On
1 h ln,t *nt. we will tell at U
Ti": CBr * St ° re ' " Oro
250 bb's Coffee Sugar
200 pac'sgen loaf and crushed do
300 bags Rio, Java and Lasuayra Cofltae
400 sidea Sole Leather '
50 bbls Herrings
2GO boxes Window Glass
100 boxes Tumblers
Cheese. Starch, Oil
Brandy, Whiskey, Wines, iic itc.
ALSO.
160 packages cf superior Green Teas, of late In
spections
ALSO,
300 000 Cigars, of ditJe ent qualities.
Tebxs-Under SIOO cash; $100 and over fuur
months' credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN * CO.,
ao 6 Auctioneers.
BY J A MEW M. TAYLOR. \
fcote VERY DKSIKAIiLE UEBIP£;A>
■?CE3 AT AUCTION.-W.ii lm m*
at"?Jf o'clock P M uuon the previ
ses, those four very desirable brick houses and lota
situated at the corner of I9th and Broad sta. These
houses are finishec in the most approved style, and
are in excellent order, containing about 11 rooms
each, with brick kitchens and the other usual out
houses. The lots front about 27X feet, and run
buck about 13*2 feet to a 20 foot paved alley ; and ail
of these houses are at present occupied by excel
lent tenants at fair rents.
This property being pleaiantly located within a
few minutes walk of the heaviest business portion
of the city, market, drck, <fcc, presents unusual ad
vantages to those wishing residences retired, jet
convenient to those points.
Terms—One-third cash, the balance at six and
twelve months, witn interest and satisfactorily se
cured
no 6 JAMES M TAYLOR, Auct.
BY DL'NJLOP, -MONCI'RE Oc CO.
Groceries, «stc.. at auction.—
On FRIDAY, the 12:h Novemher.at lOo'clock,
we will sell at our auction store a general assort
ment of Groceries, Ac, consisting in part ol—
106 hnds Sugar, part prime quality
225 bags Laguyra aco Rio Coffee
50 bbls Coffee and Clarified Sugar
CO bbla New Orleans Molasses atd Syrup
75 bbls Rye Whiskey, part old and very supe
rior quality
Gunpowder and Pouchong Tea
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo
Tebms—Under i 100 cash, over ®100, four months
credit, far approved negotiable paper.
D'JNLOP, MONCL'RE Sc CO., Auctioneers,
uo 6
By Wellinctou lioddin.
SMALL FAR.Yi, about 1 mile east of
Kichmoud, on the rand lo ii!ak«y , s
itIHK
Will be sold on Thursday Afternoon, the 11th
November, 1852, upon the premises, commencing at
4 o'clock, the desirably located FAR >1 about one
mile east of Richmond, now occup ed by Mr W L.
Montague, near to Mr John C Knautf, Charles R
Hunt, <sc, containing between 8 and 10 acres. The
land is in a high of improvement, and is ad
mirably adapted to the purposes of a market gar
den.
The improvements are all nearly new—consist
ing of a dwelling containing 5 rooms, 3 ot which
are newly paperea and painted—and many other
buildings, such as barn, stable, iu\ The whole
premises are well enclosed, an-' are in good repair.
Terms accommodating, and made known on the
day of sale. ' W GODDIN, Auctr.
no 3
BY JOHN R. r>. PAYNE, sulesumii.
Land, h oiiseho iTdfurnituue,
CROPS, HOGS, COWS, dtC . AT AUCTION.
Will be sold on Friday, the 19ta in»t., at fl
o'clock if lair, it not, tne next fair day, iny tract >t
land situated in the county of Chesterfield, a miles
from the city of Richmond, containing 150 acres,
and witiiiu 300 yards of the Richmond and Danville
Railroad The improvements are comfortable, and
the land in a good state ot cultivation Also, the
crop of Corn. Oats, Hay, Fodder, Household Furui
ture, a number of yeung Hogs, Milch Cows, &c.,
&.c. Terras at sale. J. S DUVALL.
Sale to be conducted by Jno R D Payne, Auct
no 3
XJOTiCK. —dy virtue or <ui execution to inedi
i* reeled, which issued from tae c.rcuit court ot
Frederick county iu the name oi John B. Collin,
survivor of Sheppard &. Coliia, agaiua: the estate of
lleury St. George Tucker, deceased, in the hands
of Jmn it. Tucser, nis administrator, to be admin
istered, 1 shall, on theßrst day of November hust
ings court lor the city ot Rlcnmond, at tae City
Hall in the said ci'.y, between !be hours ot i I
o'clock A M and 4 o'ciock P M ot the same day,
proceed to sell, lor cash, about 700 c-jpits < f Tuck
er s Commentaries in sheets or »o many thereof as
may be sufficient to pay and satisfy said execution,
the same having been levied on by me oa the 4th
day ul Ociober, 185'J, as belonging to the estate oi
the said Henry St. George Tucker, deceased
no a—dtd JNO Mlr-RGI'SSON. Sgt C R.
AND AtiL'K is promptly andperma
neatly relieved by the use oi the india Chola
gogue. an unfailing remedy tor Fever and Ague
aaa other bilious diseases.
The aenuiue India Cholsgogue is tor sale by
PURCELL, LADD St CO ,
no 8 Dr»gg:sts, 92 Main street.
P _ Kl-MK BAlO> SIDES.—IO hads just re
ceived per jte&mer, for sale by
co a Wli LIAMS & BROTHER.
'A>tA«Stu tow tierces juh re
/ ceived tor sale by
aoi WILLIAM? & BROTHER.
N OTICE. —or. aad alter SAiURuAY, tae dJtii
instant, the Man Traia ot the Central Railroad
will stop atthe Junction long enough tor passengers
to get breakfast.
oc E. H. GILL, Supt
tUKTs?. S»HIKTS>. —a. Mercaant A: Weisi
ger. have on hand a hoe assortment of Shirts,
White and rancy, of every quality. Call an J see
them. S- MERCHANT St WEISIGER,
no t> 11- Main st.
Tl'lllTt BK.tAL Bs«s ior
V* sale by „
no 6 DAVLMPORT- 4LLKN & CO.
1~»1\K Ct'T VELVET VtsTS.-s. MhR
' CHANT i WFIIBIGER have received a oeau
iul 'ot of iaacy Cut Velvet Vesta,ot the best quality.
S MfcIRCHANT *. WKISiGLR,
no No 112 Main street
W. 4 CO.,
> fl MERCHANT TAILORS.
3A Broad St , Opponu R V F- R. R Depot,
■ ■ Have received their Fall axw Winter
Goods, unbracing the latest and scost Ushiocable
styles. They respectfully request a call trom their
customers and the public
AueatKn w cauit?ci to superior assort
sieu: ol ready made dothing, wtuca cannot ?o**i
biy fail to pi ease -joth as regard* styie iai price,
oc 4—3 m
mtiKLAT BtUl CTION I» m
THE PRICE Of HATS, CAF.» ANiJ ■
BOUTS —In bay:a/ yourHau ana 3oott, i-j
ligbtt-jHead Quarter* J. H. ANTHONY,
Columbian Hot . corner, where Mo«s*kir. HoU of
beat quality filing at...... —. — -—43 SO
Second quality .. 3 00
Silk Hat* i f ti»a Uu*tia*a;ja 2 3.)
Fsae CalUk'n aew ed Boot* 3 50
with an utortmeut of C'.oth, Pluau. aci
Oil silk Cap*- S >fi Far aad Wool Ha'.«. Silk, Ging
iisn aad Cotton L'mbrellaa. at low pro»*. *ei»
««r\ BAKU A l.N*: BAKt.AIN*: 1 OK
mLJ CHIMA, CiiOCKfcRY A GLASSWARE,
N*. «1S Broad Hrreet.—Tneaubacrt
ber ia now rec-^.T:*f aome har.iiotne China
Tea :v»tt, elegant Chioa and Bohemian cut glaaa
Toilet Bottl»'«, with a great tsany other nice Fancy
Articia*. He ke. always on hand a supply of
whiiij, blue and mulberry Granite, and common
Crockery-Ware
Country order* carefully packed and aent to any
part of the city free of charge, all at much reduced
price*■ K. L. HICKSuN,
1;JU0 doim beat quality and common Tuaklert.
>eai
COAL nT OIL, ia barrel*. lor »aW by
oc 30 EDWIN WORTUAM * CO.
AUCTION SAl.ks
ATTBNTIOX.
Br G«wr C e j. SaaMr ,
VMS :,|i* "AS:
(«. JBWBLHT AMD PA»CY
WEDNESDAY, 10th . TlCLg *^^
10 o'clock, at the Store Mo. 106 !T ? *
stairs. wlli De told a very eitfnsTe —iir««i3
Fine Gold Eo*iiah Patent Levera, fro» the Imtt
maker*
do do do Detached da, kit, da to
do Silver do do do do
And a iarre assortment of the n»weat Mjlm
JEWELRy, consisting of
Ladies' and Gentlemen > Breast Pint, Ficgff Rlam
Ear Ring*. Gaard, Breaat asd rob Chain*, m
iarge assortment of Perfumery and Faocy ir-
Uciea, cf every description, c..u»:*ung of nuf
ornamental and mcful goads, never before
in Khhxaona, all cf which the public if iavtaf
?o in-peci the d«y previous to aaie.
Teaas made known the day ot sal*.
GEORGE J. feUMSER, Auctiuwet.
ty The saie will be continued from iav •»
act;] the whola coneiirnmeat is ditso*ed of.
no 8 °
By Wellington Goddiu.
T^'m 1 T ?f!? :MK «V» UAMBL
. m AT AUCTION-WiM to
ber ,h AY att " niuon . lOti
V-*' u P°n the prmiisea, com men cm *at 4
o eicck, two orick -tenements on Gamble's Hd. aton
ed oii ta<? West lint; ot 3a street, between CWaod
bjrd streets
1 hese tenements are located in a very irawau*
flM't ol the ett>. hud cash baiaiwe
«|3 and 6 mouths, Ur negotiable note. tote re*
•BdeiJ, scored by a trust aetd.
no 5 w. GODDIK, k-<~ r
HULsKUULU lie KirtUb.N hummß
TIRE AT AUCTION—On Wednesday <%m
iU h ia.c, ac 12 o'clock M., we will sell at M«mm
Betts i. Kdroondsou's j«ii, corner ot 17th and ilruMl
streets,a general assortment ot Houaehuid m. kiecto
en Furniture, consisting -it Beau, Badsteaa, C&jutm,
VVnshat &uds, Cooking Uteas ils &», die. Tenwi
cash. By order of owners.
no6-dtd. PULLIAM & PAVifl. JL«ti
By Alexander >«tt fa.
OLH. LVKNINi* will be coacaiti
uniil the season closes, couiineucw; at » m»
o'clock, at winch time wo will sell irotc tbe
in lota to suit purchasers, a g>>od selection j £aecA
and cut dry goods. n«rdware,cuUery. gum, p.lois,
gold aud suver watchea, and clocks nua time
ot every description. Also a teueral aaeoruiwot «f
lsncy gooda. ALEX KOIT ec CO,
ntl ■ Auci i>n»vc«.
,tl OttTl.tlouk'S KHKt.MATIt: CUM
POUNL» A,NO BLOOD H.'KIHKK — Tfcfr
great discovery is bringing health and happing to
thousand*. Rheumatism can be cured. Moreciwaaaai
thousand cases of chronic rheumatism (ot th» aiqa&
form ot this dreadtul disease) have been curtnl
nently, during the past year by the use of afew '- **iwi
ot tills compound. Letters and certificates ue Jma tr
being received from parties of high standing, tuuir of
whom have been cripples for years, from the rtnrraaf
this hitherto incurable disease, bnt who now
that they are sound and well, made so by this gnala*.
medy, which is a vegetable spirit—an internal
—prepared for this one disease alone, and this u win
cure m every case, either lullaiumatory, (acute,} «r
chronic form. Testimony of the most undoubted ufca
racter will be cheerfully submitted to the 1 nip*/: sue of
*11 who may terl sufficiently interested to call aa tin
proprietors, at their C entral Office, No. 1, Burrlav at,
Astor House. New York. One bottle $.">, tltrae 1 it'll—
«"> PURCELL, LAUD V CO,
dole Agents for RiuhsnonA.
W V. ALEXANUHR fc CO,
"o 1 proprietors. N y_
F rom the Ueriniin Aew Yorker AJige
lueine Zeitung, .Sept 9, 185^—Kh. nmotum
Cured.—Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound lud »H
Purifier.—This great remedy seems to prove a
foi tins dreadiul disease, in all its torms, and is iinuflaa
relief to vast numbers who have long suffered. ISS
have had personel knowledge of the virtue aud <-9k»-
cv ofthis medicine for some time, and with pleaam
relt-r to a most obstinate case of chronic rheuiti*ussß
oflong standing, which it cured. This case was itas
wife of a wealtny merchant, who was for maov yon
a cripple. No expense was-pared in visiting tiie mutr.
celebrated springs, aud procuring the treatment uleasa
nent physicians. This was continued tor year*, hot
she only grew worse, and seemed a victim toils wick
ering grasp. All other remedies and etforfs taik*. W*
were instrumental iu inducing her to try this
and, to our surprise and her great relief it cnr-*d bar
completely. Some weeks we called and pu.<xiuMMt
y bottle, at the depot, No. 1 Barclay street, and vu'. d»
a jjrntleiiian friend ot' ours, in this city, who «r-eoie4A
\ martyr to this diseMte. Tin* one bouk cwed —
There are numbers ot other cases wiiich nave cxto&m
under our notice, cured by this remedy. We are fiats
to see the success attending the introduetiea of Lim
medicine. Its timely use will save thousand* tram par
aud suffering, and restore them to sound and |n ilf
health. We believe this is the only remedy knew*,
which is put forth lor this one disease aJone, xad wew
satisfied it will do what is claimed for if—cure rham
matism in all its forms. u > '—4ff
H<J. i'AUKtliJi'S VEL.t.UUATItm
• ARABIAN UNIMKNT i* well known tupea
sesa the moi! wunde: fully healing, penetrating aa4
stimulating properties and by its m nf
fectiug curea, which previously had re«i*t<d at
. tttt-r medicine*, adißii:i.«te:ed by the nut rafldfC
ph/*iciau*. ha* paced it far bey lid any ainiiar ne
n.ejy ever introduced to the people of til..' I'uitaC
riatea. it atia.ulatea the abiorbeut* to iteri**e<
action, and tjua enable*nature tu tiirowuj dueaan
— it penetrate* to 'he bumt, adding strength vid aa
tivuv to 'be muiclea—it it powerfully an< Jjrne not
thereby allays uervous irritation, producing a da
lightfuily pleaaing ««.iMtion through the wtnk
Irame. O» to it* remarkable anticepuc p wpe*-
tics, it purities ati i neutralize* that p jisonous, <-«*
roaive principle which render* old ulceroui uwm
to oirficult to neai: it tii< retoreia peculiarly aaaplatf
to their speedy cure This Liniment, from 1U pe
netrating acd strengthening qualitl**, ha* >«■
toucd to be a specific for l'araljei* or Paiiy, WM»-
• welltng* and ;iaea*ed joU<t*, and in tact all -am*
pikiuti involving the muscular ayst-m it haseunad
ca*e» of 1- heuuiataui cf twenty ta thirty yeasfe
(landing, and aliactiui.* of the spine whereia Ukc
entire spinal column uaa *o crooktd and diftorterf,
that the patient cou'd not walk or atand witaoac
artificial support. Numerou* cane* cf Pal*y Bar*
been cured when the flesh had withered,
nothing but the dried *kin and bone, and the ihaMi
1 totally without use or feeling. For children
! croup it is ot inestimable value, rubbed and 'jatlurf
j over tae throat ana cneat. If applied Ireely ottto
chest, it never tail* tu give relief in the irveo®
cough* attending Consumption. Aathma and
It Leai* weuua* speedily—wiil cure Scaitiheefc
Mange, etc Pauter* and Farmer* will Ila4 its
most valuable medicine to be applied to Hor*e*ae<
Cattle for Sprain*, Bruitea, Lauienea*. trtrfl"
.Sweeney. Ury Shoulder, Wound*, Born*.
Cbate* or t>a i*. Hardened Kocts on the flesh,«*.
Look Out fmr Counterfeit*.
The public are cautioned agaiuat anuiher mi»
terftit, which haa lately mace ita appear*:.®*, oaf
eJ W. B. Farreli'a the moat dim
geroui of all the counterteita, becauae hi*
me name of Farreli, many will buy It m good taife.
without the knowledge that a counterfeit trxiiu. urf
they wiii peraapa only diaco»er their error wlmk
U»e tpuriou* mixture baa wrought ita e*il r-frrtm
The genuine artic eia manufactured only fry E.
G. Farreli, aoie .nventor and proprietor, aid artiia
tale Druggiat, No 17, Main atreet, Peona, lJ:nut*,lft
waom a* application lor Agenciea muat to aA
dr<-i*-d. Be aure you get it with the iettera H. &.
be lore far: ell i. thua—H. ti KAttKKLL'6—
a: jaature oa the wrapper, all ottiera are coutM*
teita.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD *
CO, M*;b atreet, aud ty regularly authorial
A genu throughout the United State*.
Price i 5 and 50 centa, and $1 per bottie
Ageau wanted m every town, Tillage aud baariK
in the United i-utea, iu wnich one U not already
■satablUued. Aiidreaa H G. Farrell a* above, ac
companied w.th £ood reference aa la character, ht
lity, fcc. no UlmiWutW
AUlllMtsmiUKM NOTiCB.-AtfMV
sons harm# claims against the estate at r*A
usux Robinson, dt*c*-a»ed, are requested topteaae
prupfriy authenticated, to me undersigned*
admin latratui: ana atl persona indebted, ai« Ma
quested to make payment ,to him accordiaffg,
with '*» Utile delay a* possible*
JOHN ENDEfcS.
A ianiuslratur P. Roblaacn, dewnasid.
oc 23—iui
BIjOC'K TIN tiOODS.-Now opes** t
new and assortment of
Block Itn Codec Urn* and ttreuue*
Do do dteak and Oyster Dtihe*
l>o do Coffee and lea Pol*
Boilers, Buckwheat Plate*, Shavian JUtmm
Imperial aad P.aia Dish Cover*, «e. whvc* was
oJfer at reduced pnc*s.
C J SIHTOW 4c CO,
do 6 Siatn of ti** Circular tUw, 71 M*i* au
BIiKAWT PUCtB-* lew cask*,
per steamer, (or sale by
noe WILLIAM* k BHOTUWL
OI&ANUKS— A lot ol W*M Ipata OrugM jak
received tor **le by
1 do 8 WiLLIAMsS k BRQTUrtL