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NKUTBV THE WASHING TON.
' p /very full telegraphic summary ye«er
, ( nearly "try foreign item «riu
f*; lv ihc Washington. We extract ihe
iicwiae *<MUIOB: .
Wfst In.iia Mail S»"*m?r Orinoco
Southampton on the 17th, with $586,
r * n "l c <■ I'her* were fourteen deaths by
l *' , f ,,r on the voyage from St. Thomas.
J *U.wp Vtctoii* »« s "> ken »«* w,,h ', he
, b ,„ iho disease was progressing (a
"J" Vi r —The Monitrur publishes (he test
c rc»!ar of the French Government to
vmattc asents in rejoinder to the Hug
' " »> In » very pacific article in the
ascribed to the Emperor himself.—
iprated w.th reference to negotiations be
1 'VRand the oilier powers, all thai
l"r' m > s ltle ,0,n5 of ,he l)0!e
to !'<■ drawn up to meet the differences
* ■ ai ,i which should wound the euscap-
H.jijiv Neither of Russia nor Turkey.
I>. . , _o„Vssa letters to the 8:h state
c . 1 , cc in the maintenance of peace is
nl ' , gait ng eround.
\ ~'M i irf e business had been transacted in
whrst'at ratiwr high prices, the sales during
bavin* been equal to 76,000 quarters.
|j l >c\R* —Tne negotiations in relation
i 0 the Hungarian Refugees were progressing.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
The following commercial summary was
brought over by the Niagara:
Liverpool, July '23d. — Breadstuff's.—The
French pirts bavin" been opened in anticipa
!ub o 1 - a scarcity in that country, breadstuff*
bav» been acii*e ai 9J. a Is. per bbl. advance
ir. fl )iir,aod 2d a 3d. per buahal in wheat.—
Corn was firm and prices rather stiffer. Ddn
ule'own quotes Canal flour Ht 275. t>d.; Phila
d»lphia and Baltimore at 28s. a 28s fed., and
(J ;io at *Bs. Cd.; white wheat B<. a 8s 2d.; red
a-jd mixed 7s 6j. a 7s. lid.; white and yellow
corn 31*. a 325.
Provisions. —Pork and bacon are quiet, but
£rm. Shoulders dull. Lard quiet ut a
Tal/ow dull at 535.
Spirits of Turpentine 47a. Common roein
4-. 6J., fine do. lls.Sd.
li ce aeiive and firm—sales of 90 tierces Ca>
rolina ati.'ss. Sales of Hio Coffee at 41 a 445.
Tea quiet. Sugar firm. Tobacco firm and
tending upwards.
The Manches er market was firm.
Kentucky Election.
New York, August 4—A private despatch
to the New 1 ork Tribune to day 6tates that
the following Congressmen are almost certain
ly chosen: »
Nt District—Linn Boyd, dem.
2d " Benj. Edwards, grey whig.
3J " Presiey Ewiug, whig.
<b " T. E. Bratnletie, whig,
•j'-b " ClementS. Hill, whig, fgain.)
t)th " Ur. Pierce, whig.
7th " VV m. Pre on, whig.
Btb " Johu C. Breckenridge, dem.
s»ih " Leander M. Cox, whig, (gain.)
10:! l " George B. Hodge, whiar, (gain)
The wbigs have carried boib branches of the
Legislature by increased majorities.
Important from I'orto Cabello.
Philadelphia, Aug 3.— The schooner New
Republic has arrived here with advices from
Por to Cabello to the22d July. The Republic
was much agitated by revolu ianf. Fleets
ol steamers, schooners and troops had sailed
from Porto Cabello on the 18ih, to put down
the insurgents. If unsuccessful, a civil war
would be the consequence.
A severe shock oi un earthquake occurred
on the 15tb, desiroying many houses and bury
ing 300 persons in the ruins.
The Meagher Festival,
Boston, August 4.—Among the speakers
et ihe lesiival given to Thomas F.Meagher,
at Faneuil Hail, last evening, where Mr
tbe liish patriot, Hon. C Upham,
Mayor Walker, of Roxbury, and George Ro
berts, of the Boston Times. The several
epeeehes called forth considerable enthusiasm,
particularly the allusions to Capt. Ingrahanj,
of the sloop of war St. Louis, who recently
distinguished bm.'seli by bis noble course iu
the ufi'uir of Col. Eosta, tbe Hungarian refu
gee at Smyrna.
j row British (Juiuna and Venezuela
Boston, August 3.—Ddtes from George
town, Biiiish GuianH, to the 4ih ol July have
been received. Considerable excitement and
dibhutisfaction relative to extensive importa
tions of coolies prevailed. Six hundred had
united, or were on their way, composed of the
off>ceuringß of the Chinese nation.
From Venezuela further details have been
received in regard to the progress of the revo
lution. The Piovince oi Cumana ie the head
quarters of the disaffected. A con«enti:m had
been called to form a Confederation. General
ftJonagas was marching against the insurgents
at the head of 3,000 men, but with little pros
pect of success.
Washington Affairs.
Washington, August 4.—The Jackson
Democratic Association meet to morrow eve
uing, it is understood for the purpose of pro
tesiinp against the nppointment of Seaman as
Commissioner of the Public Priuting.
Ex-Vice President Dallas and Gov.Cobb
are here—the latter will remain several days.
The Oliie River.
Pittsburg, August 4 —There are three
feet jvuter in the channel to day, and firing.
FASSifN JiT« tor the Head, made to
order, by Miss n SKMON. Orders can
be left at the residence of her Father, E Seiron, No
11, Maia etreet. an 3—it
«Altt OVK, liAiit l>YtC i'he
liquid Hair Dye in tha World for in
ktaniiy flying the Hair without dying the akin. It is
applied the same way as oil; is perfectly free from
nitrate ot silver and injurious acids, imparts a giosa
to the Ilair, that has m-ve'r been approached by any
ether article. It will never turn red or purple, re
tame its color to the last, and ia a vegetable prepa
lation that can be made in tea minutes, at a very
trifling ciist. Iw.il send the recipe to any lady or
Kuniieicari, oa r.-ceiviog one dollar. Address F.
C., Hjx 125. Fust Oiiiis jp 15—1 m*
T - J- *AK»l>.\ oc « 0., .No. 41
Ur<sfr*uiid 4.1 Light street, Baltimore,
huil Ao, .ib Water street, New Vork.—A
g jod a&soriment ol iiacon, Pori and Lard always
ou baud aiid tor eaie at lowest market prices
je 18—ly
STAttttlti Attorney ut
and Notary Public—practices
lu all inn Courts of Henrico and Hanover counties
ana Richmond city. As a Notary Public, particu
lar attention will be paid to the taking of Deposi
tor*, (is or out of his office) Proof add Acknowl
edgements of Deeds, Relinquishments of Dower
Ac. Claims lor collection entrusted to him, prompt
lyf.Uujdedio. r
Olfcoe removed to No 52, three jjors above City
de 2^ I ly' jrtii,We Main itrße, > Wohmond, Va
Da fc D KUBINdON.
00 t,fwikliu ' betweea 13th arid 14tb
_r^- —- ... jy is—ly
■ 1 '- vVtt TftT
door.'°f
r*&~-nI . Vu,!.. w ,ne Columbian Hotel.
T.'SB"S ur
Clllzenii Hail sirunn .
the city, who vruh to hsve **■»«■*
,h ° Uld
w.c?»iJSSSS~ESS«« '•'»«—
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hath *iceoti. or «** tar ■< if.
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TE LEG RAP HIC NEW*
T&ANBMITTKD FOR THRDAtLr DJBPATCS
ADIIITIONAL HY TUB NIAUAttA.
Boston, Auguat 5.-The Niagara arrived a,
her wharl at 3 o'clock to-day. We subjoin
the following additional news :
eastern affairs.
A telegraphic despatch from Berlin, dated
July X».), states that the C*ar of Russia had ac
cepted the proposition of France and England
tor compromise, and the Powers were only
waiting for the conscnt of Austria to complete
the negotiations. Despatches were said to le
on the way to St. Petersburg, signifying Aus
tiia's consent to the arrangement. In conse
quence of the pacift; (urn which affairs had
taken, English and French fucds had im
proved.
AUSTRIA.
The house occupied by the correspondent of
the London Times, in Vienna, had been visited
by the police, and several arrests followed.—
The Austrian police had got wind of a pro
jected insurrection at Milan, and were tracing
I it to its source.
FRANCE.—INTERESTING ITEM.
The Empress of France is encienle When
the royal baby is expected is not stated ; but
the fact is important.
TURKEY.
It was reported in Paris that the American
Minister at Constantinople had addressed a
note to the Porte, stating that the United Starts
would support the integrity of the Ottoman
Empire— and henceforth would claim a voice
in the affairs of Europe.
SWITZERLAND.
The Swiss frontier was still blockaded by
Austrian troops.
.Election*.
St. Louis, August 4.—lt is almost certain
that both Lindley and Ceruthers, Whigs, are
elected to Congress, from Missouri.
Two Democrats are elected from Arkansas.
There is nothing d< finite from Tennessee.
Execution of Conner—Terrible "eerie.
Baltimore, Aug. s.—The youth, Conner,
was executed to day for the murder of Capt.
Hutchinson, of Accomac, Va. When the pri
soner was first swung off the rope broke, and
he was thrown violently to the ground. He
was then replaced upon the gallows and
again suspended, when he died immediately.
THE MARKETS.
Baltimore, August s.—Sales of 1400 fcbls
Flour at $5 25 to 5 37 ; 1500 bushels Wheat
red $1 12 to $1 18, white $1 18 to 1 22: 16,000
bushels Corn, yellow 66 to 67 cts
New York, August s.—Sales ol 11,00# bbls.
Flour at $5 25 to $5 37 for Stale, and $5 37 to
$5 68 for Southern brands; 25,000 bushels
Wheat at $1 35 for white; 45,000jbushels Corn
at unchanged rates. Cotton has advanced un
eighth.
OTUollowray M Pilla thf iiioni ell«ctuitl
cure for Heidache, Aervauauem, iiebiii
tj , and Giduioetis is th<* Head.—Airs. Uriuk
water, of Caitla street, Liverpool, bed been in ill
health for a considerable tiruei suffering from se
vere beadachee, nervousnesg, and a'debilitated
constitution, and was frequently cuddenly seized
w.th a gidd.ness la the head, so thit her strnngih
eompletaly failed her, and sha would fail to the
ground. Lvery effort was trl"d to ohtsin relief by
tollowing the piescriptiuns of medical men, but
wi.hout success; she taen coasmenced taking Hoi
loway's Pills, and this invaluable medicine soon
strengthened the tooe of her stomach, renovated
her constituiion, and so eifcciuaily cured headache
tint she isnow enjoying tha best of health.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (Bear Tem
ple Bar) Loudon, and by ali respectable Vendors
of Patent Medicines thrcuchout the British Emnire,
and by those of the Übitad Ssatos. ia Foil and Box
es at 37X easts, 87 cents, and «1 SO each. Whole
sale by the prmcioal Drui Houses iathaOnioc and
by Messrs A B ac.ll SAifiDS. few Tori, sud POR
CELL, LADD &. GO, Rishmoud, Va.
There is TeJ7 eonelcertiie aanr.3 ia the
larger sisea.
N B Direetlons for the gtud&BcG of are
aSxed to eash pot or Box. hU 5 j w
N®TICS.—A. BOULKER resDeetiuily
intorras hie inenasand the public 1e general that
he has removed from Ho 17 to No 10, immediately
opposite his old stand, and that of Messrs Van Lew
A- Taylor, where be has opuuea with afresh and
enlargod Stock of Medicines, Chemicals
Painta, Oils, Dye StuiSis, Brushes, Fancy Articles'
A. c; and as great care is observed in the selection'
of his Stock, purshasors may reiy apoa .b:ainlni
everything pure aad tiee trem adulteration, aad at
as low ana accommodating terms as mev eaa~be
bought anywhere in tne city
Orders and p.-eeeriptions carefully and noatly
put up, and particular atteadon paid to shipping
and packing. A BOBEKER,
my 2b—la *r. m Msin street.
FAMILY MEDICINE We ask parUeuiar
attention to the subjoined certiheate of" Mr i W
Otey.oi this city, who, in connection with hun
dreds of others, use Baker's Premium Bitters as
their family medicine, and who hsva aetar kac™u
it to fail in giving relief when taken as directed":
Mr E l'.AXEa—Dear Sir. I have used your Bit
trrs in my family tar the last two or three years,
its equal, as a family medieineis without a Daralisl.
My wlie is subject to a paia In the back and other
affections, but generally finds immediate rolief by
the use of your Premium Bitters. And in my own
case last Kali I was comlned to my uad for two or
three weeks with the Jaundice, with a physician
regularly attending me; attar he had given me 36
grains of calomel, and finding no reiiei, and having
so much conndence in your "Bitters, 1 came to the
conclusion th-iy would cure me. 1 sent mv ser
vant iu uaste for one bottiu, and ia ic*s ttiaa three
days it cleansed my whole system of the most ob
stinate Jaundice, aod 1 have Been in oerfect health
ever since. 1 would recommend it to families gen
erally as a most useful aad powerful medicine in
giving toa« and strength to the waoie system.
By hU request. J VV OTET.
Henrico County, May Sith, 1853.
Frice 50 cents per bottle. For sale by
Messrs Furceil, Lsdci & Co; Euiinett A Eaers, A
Duval, Adia & Gray, Chas Miiiapaugb, and Drug
gists generally throughout the city. aUo, by Todd
&. Christian. Fetersburg; D It Lyman, Lyaoabcrg;
R!ag ii Toy, Norfolk; Dr E Catum. Williamsburg!
Qp* Orders sddressed to E BAKEH,
Va, will receive prsmui attention. jy
ty Srtreoicope llaiiusrreotryw. It
mr,y well be said '-welive in aa age ot* wondu'rs:"
discoveriss upon dlsscveries follow each other so
rap:dly, and inventions succeed Inventions so nu
merously that '-the march of intellect'' in the fields
of literature can scarcely keep pace with the strides
of inap-ovement in science ana the fine arcs. We
have scarcely become lamiliar with the electric
languid) of toe telegraph—borne on its aerial cour
ieisirom seaboard to frontier throughout oar vast,
intelligent and happy republic—or ceased admiring
themsgical Dt auty of the delicate and trutalui Da
guerreotype, transfixed by the instantaneous con
centration of the suu's rays ere we are again as
tonished by another and still s«pericr invention
the Stereoscoae.
We have been led to make these remark* after
looking at a dtereoecojjio likeness of a beautiful
young lady, made doubly beautiful by the aid at
this hund->inald to the arts, the titereosc ipe We
must not forget to say that we saw ail this at
SIMONa', 151 Main street. as t
»• **»• PtibIie.—EXPRESS
ANB ALLTHB P&iNCIFAIi
Cl *lEß IN TUB UNION —Wa are pntared to fox
ward daily, ail descriptions of Qoodi finfTirttii to obi
abarce; also, Drafts farniahed for iar(« or touil suas,
payable ac every town or ally in tie Utile* JU*|-
dom of Oreat Britain a<id Ireland.
Notes, Drafts, aca iiuM with tfocdc, ca ;i ««C*d amd
I romp t returns
More aunts and others, vtcaisx Coals hasM tk*
Northern eirtes, wJU aoasalt theirW«*t •> pairo*
Old esuklafaed ui iss»c.nMt>l a Ex*nus at
A* AIM kCO..
»* 14 .. flit, MUSIi^S
EDUCATION.
ST. JOMBPH'M FKRIALB ACADEMY,
RICHMOND, Va.—Conducted by the
of Charity—corn* r of Msrsball snd 4th «treet«.
This institution will resume studies on the 10th
Aas««L
Hoarders, for board, tultlnn, bed and beddinr,
wssaiiig and mcnaing, pay skmi-akktjall* Id ad
vance iHQ per anno m boaters fee §3.
Day scholars, sreordica to the branches they
stucy. nay in advance, from C 4 to 96
per quaner.
Au extra is charged in the ornaments! brant hc«,
as Masic, Painting," French and Embroidery, lor
tuition and use of infclruinenra.
Letters addressed to sister Ro««!ia Green. St.
Joseph's Academy, or to Kt. Rev Bishop McGitl,
win uroniDi attention.
Children of acv reiiaious denomination are ad
mitted, on eondiiion oi conforming to tbe general
deacipline of the school. au 3—lm*
ACAfUi.— H P. LEtEBVRE, A. M , will, on
the nrst of October next, succoed Mrs Mead in
the charge of her Boarding and Day School in
Richmond, and will be prepared on that day to re
ceive pupils at her late residence on Grace street.
'^ r Lt-febvre Wis for seven years connected with
Mrs Mead's School, and sutseauentlv be cam j
Principal of the Williamsburg Fesaie Academy,
the charue cf which he now resizes, to enaage in a
iwnor work in Richcaond
He proposes to conduct his school on the same
general plan of that ot Mrs Mead, retaining several
ol her teachers, (Mrs Bartlett. Miss Anderson,) and
increasing the strength ef the department of For
eign Languages, by the assistance of a resident
r rench Governess ana other auxiliaries.
i he member* of the family will form a ehrktian
noutehoid, under the parental care of air and airs
Lefebvre. rhe School wiii offer every advantage
for tne acquisition of a sound Enelish education, to
which will be added the Ancient and Modern Lan
guages, Music, Drawing. &e.
'1 erica, the same as ihose of Mrs Mead. Aodlt
„ H. P. LEFEBVRE AM."
aa 2—d&Pts Richmond. Va.
80LXH1£HN KKitt Aii£
FOR YOL'NU LADi.ES. '
T<UE exercises of the 3outharn Female Institute,
X iate of Fredericksburg, Va, wiii be resumed
in tbe city oi Richmond.
The course of study wiii be eoUetrtato. There
wiii be three classes, Junior, Intermediate ana
Senior.
The mode of Instruction will be bv lee turns. and
daix.v examinations upon them aod uson assigned
portions of Text Books.
Tbe apparatus beioniriag to this institution is as
complete as any in the State. and the cnemical and
philosouhlcal course wiii be foily Illustrated by ex
p»rimenM.
Tbe young ladies will be under the tuoervision of
M rs Gen Pegram.
The session will commence on the first Monday
in October, and end on the 15tfi juiy.
TERMS.
Tuition fees $50 oo
Mocorn Languaaes each (esrrui 20 00
One half payable on the Ist day of October, the
rctt ta the Ist of March.
Graduates of this Institution are privileged to at
tend the lectures free of charts.
For further information, address
Mrs Gen Pejrram. Richmond, Va.
Prof D Lee Powell. Leesburg, Loudon, Va.
Prof Robt J Morrison, Fredericksburg, Va.
B LEE POWELL,
ROBT J MORRISON.
Refer to the following patrons:
A A Morson, Esq, Kichmond. Lieut Mathew F
Maury, of National Observatory, Washington; Dr
Beveriey R Weiiford, Frederieksburg, Va;" Dr Geo
Fleming, Hanover, Va; Dr WUlimGvrathmey, King
William, Va; Dr William Dew, King & Queen, Va;
John Whitney, Montgomery, Ala; Thos B Barton',
Esq, Fredericksburg, Va; John M Hcrndon, Esq,
Wm C Winston, Esq, Haoover co, Va.
Mrs Gen Pegram will receive as boarders young
ladies wishing to eater their institution. Miss Vss
eas, a French lady, of sunerior atta'nmonts, will
board in the house, and thus afford great ndront;.-
ges to those studying (ttej French Language. One
of the Proieasors will also b crd with Mrs i'aeram
TfcRMS.
Board £200 CO
Washing extra au2—3tawtOUt
|3P* (ircat tsnolt«Bics(.'—immoese nac
cssn !—More than 51)0 fersoEs in the City
of Riobiaond nia»e t« tbe remark
able cures ncrformsd by Carter e Msaaist]
itltxtiire.—This greet spring medicine ana puri
fyar of tho bloo* is sow esed by head red* of grateful
patients, wno testify daily to tee retD«r*e.W t cures
performed lv the sreatest of ail medicines. CAR
TER'S SPANISH MIXTURE. Naaralria. rheuma
tism, scrofula, eruDtiocs In tr.e skin, liver Queue,
fevers, ulcers, old sores, aaestioni of tho kidneys, dis
eases of the tnroat, emaie sumsialnu. u&lar and
aching of the bones ana joints, are spea&ii; put tc
flight by ujug this great ana inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the blood, and as a sprigs and
summer medicine, nothing baa yet been to
eompare with it. 1; smsosee the system of alt im
purities, acu gently aan efficiently "oa ttt. liver and
kidneys, strengthens the digestion, gives tons to tns
stomaoh. make* tnn skin ctear ana beo'tny, and re
stores ihe itoiistinj*ln«. e Jieeblad by disease cr broken
down oy oxse&tss la youin, to lis pristine vig»r anc
strength.
For the ladies, It is iisomsar&biy better thsjj all the
ooemetics ever used. J. Jet? doses of Carter's Spsa!sts
Mixtur-j will remove all sailovssss of somsisiaos.
bring tee roses mtrtliog to the shack. give kiss chit
to the stop and improve in® eeccra; hcatie in a re
markable degree, beyond til the medlaines ever ao&re
of.
The large numb ir of aertiSaatts of remarkable enres
performed on pertona rfea.aing m our own my or tat
use of Carter's Spanish Mixture. 1» the betS eviceucc
that there ii no hamboi acoat it. *he aiou. hotel
keeper*, magistrates. phymatMic and snbila ratio, we;!
known to the aoiaa-.anitv. oil r.dd taolr teattmonv to
the wondsifci affcats of this tr£EA¥ £LOOD PljSI.
FYER.
Call and cse a few oat of tis of stittf «*w*
arocnd the bottle.
None jeoalte nciesesiesad
ISEiINE** k BXSiIB. Ifraggu-TB
No 125 At six irreet. .Siifirea*
Soli by all Brcesicta -u ten »ity us aieawhare.
Prtee SI »«jr bottle, or eix bouts* for &&. s» 1
cure tif Uhenmattsu by
Hampton ■ VesciaHi" Tineturc
C'HESTLa Distbict, South Carolina,)
„ . January Sd,ISJ6. J
Messrs. Mortimer k Mowbray—Gentlemen: For
the last five years 1 have been a severe sufierer from
Rheumatism, till your recommenflation of
"Hampton's Vegetable Tincture," 1 purchased a bot
tle, and the first dose has so much relieved me, that I
consider it but justice to give to the suffering world
the result of the application.
Mine was Acute Rheumatism in the back—eo bad
that 1 to my bed for the Last six months.
The first bottle acted like a charm; the second restored
strength to my poor afflicted bact, and I em now as
well and feel as young as when X was sirteen: I am
now seventy-four years of age.
I consider your Tincture the greatest discovery of
the age; and poor, suffering humanity ought to erect a
mouument to Dr. Hampton, who has saved thousands
from pain. And jom, gentlemen, have acted the part
Put benelactor « in disseminating the benefits
whicu have rosu.'ted from your invaluable Tinctare.
1 am a plain cotton planter, and have never written
for literary fame; but when my fellow beings are af
flicted shall 1 hesitate, or throaih modesty, withhold
any information valuable to my fellow man? So, if
you consider this worthy of a Dlaae in any of your
newspapers, your are at liberty to make use" of it.
fii-TAH ILtXIiIX.
( b alera Morbus, Diarrhea*. itvnenterv'«
and all diseases of the Stomach ana Bowels are cured
by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. As a
cure and preventive, it has been wonderfully success*
ful. it will be found, on inatury. that those who use
It have an exemption from those diseases so incident
to the Sumiaer
Delicate females and children will find this a great
blessing. It has restored thousands to health.
Huiaptoc a Vegetable Tinctui ©.—Call acd
get pamphlets gratis, with history of discovery of this
wonderful Blood Purlher, and see certificate; of cur
own aitiaena. of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, ftcrofaia,
Liver Complaint, utanerai Weakness, itervoucasa.
ka, kt.
VSoli by MORTIMER k MOWBBA7. S4O Bal
timore st, Baltimore; and 304 Broadway. Kaw York;
O A 3TRECKER. Rlahmoad, Or CUORE k CO.
Frederialubvg, O B JON EI k CO, fatenbarg; aad
by Druulsu generally.
V«I »er bottle S bottlaa for &£. ut2
Menison s Pictures.
They etsndin all their loveliness, unfurl'd
Like ico? fair being* of another world —
Their cheeks vermilion and the glancing eyes
Bright as the starry diamond* oi the skfes ;
The hair so sweetly dark, tnd the ri<si ringlets
hung
As If they lov'd the siowy neck round which they
clung ;
The foreheads furrowless, like marble wrought,
Seen stamp'd wita Inward asajesty oi thought;
Th.; ruby lips bad teeth like Eastern pearls,
Form a rich eontrjst with the jetty carls
Wild waving round her beauteous tsce divine.
Like tendrils clustering around the pliant vine.
MuULHON alone such wondrous skill displays
In taking pictures, thai the throngs tnai g&se
With admiration at his woaccrous art,
Ail hare a picture taken ere they depart.
F E iuOULSOM,
«a 4 110 Main street.
CIKL»U».O, AN 1> I.OA
t sIIQARS, ot belt uuiiity, ior »al(j by
m 5 CAVi.NFU.HT, ALLtN it CO.
AUGTION3SALES-
FUTUItb DAVb.
By Daalop, l>!onrnr« 4c Ci>
A BCTAON KAL.E.—uttuCERIES AT AUC
TION—On TUESDAY. the 9th Instant, con
mencingat 10 o'clock, we will tell at oar ftore, a
general assortment of Grocarie*, consisting in part
of— .
100 hhd* Porto Rico, New Otleani and Cuba 3u«
gar*, ranging from lair to choice qiaiity
75 bb!s Louiiiana Moiasaes
ICO boxes Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm Candle*
£0 boxes Soap
50 bbds Bacon Sides
50 bbi* Whiskey; Holland Gin
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine
Chempaigne Wine
Gtmpowdar, Pouch; n?and Imperial Tea*
Mustard; assorted Candie*
7,500 superior Cigar*, tc.
3 hall pipe* Hefineaiee Brandy, 1850.
Sale without rot aid to weather.
'Ikbjis—Under #100, caab; over ®100,4 month*
credit tor approved negotiable paper
au 6 DUNLOP, MONCURE k. CO, Auets.
SHERIFF'S MAKE.—Win be sola to the
highest bidder for cash, on MONDAY, the Bth
itist, commencing 8t 11 o'clock, A M.in front of
the City Hall, two Negro men, one of which i* m
good blacksmith ana the other a good factory hand,
to satisfy sundry execution* in my hands in favor
fankey's guardian and others vs Branch and oth
ers. P P W.NSTON.DS,
au 6—2t for Taos W Powell, 8 C R.
SHERIFF'S SALfci.-Will be *old to;the
highest bidder lor casn, on atONDAY, the' Bth
inst, commencing at 11 o'clock, A M, in front of the
City Hail, a large supply ol ready made Clothing
ana sundry articles ot Dry Gosds, suitable 'or fam
ilies, to satisfy an execution in lavor of Vlglini v*
Kunz pp WINSXON.DS.
au 6—2t
acrkh of orange land
FOR SALE.—Wisning to move near
the city of Richmond, I will offer lor tale my faim
long known as Bloombury, containing the above
numoer of acres.
About 600 seres have never been cleared, and are
timbered wits hickory, locust, pine, oak, ic. This
affords an excelled raDge for hogs. Ihe cleared
portion ia well arranged into 7 fields, all of which
aje in a gocd state ot cultivation, well fenced, well
watered and att in grass; to the production ot which
the land teems peculiarly adapted, and thereby
making stock raising a profitable business, fear
tht centre of the farm it an inexhaustible bed of
lime stone, of good quality, and can be quarried
with little expense. There is a kiln now standing,
in which I havebutned 6 or 8000 bushels and ap
plied to the land.
Nearly in the middle of the cleared land stands
the mansion It has 4 rooms in the cellar, Son the
first floor, 5 on the second and a large garret on the
the thira. There are adjoining the yard a kiichen,
(within 20 feet oi which is an excellent pump,) 2
smokehouses, a dairy, meal home, lumber house,
and an office with 2 rooms on the first and 2 on the
second floor. There are alio properly arranged 4
granaries, a carriage home, ice house, a biacismith
shop, carpenter shop, an overseer's housa and
Cabins for 100 slaves. The garden certainly sur
passes anything of the kind in this region ot coun
try, and t finer apple orchard of choice lruit is
rarely seen any where.
Blooms bury is situated directly on the Plank
Rosu between Fredericksburg and Orange Court
Housa, 3 miles from the latier place Soon the
Railroad Irom Alexandria ana Gordonsviile, run
ning by Orange C H, will ba completed, when
Richmond and Alexandria will be within a five
hours' ride.
The healthiness of the place has never been
questioned
The above will be offered for sale publicly on the
27th aay of Stpt=mber, (jr the first lair day there
alter, if this should be reiny.) if not sold privately,
in the event of a private sale due notice will be
given FRANCIS jERDONE.
au 5— d6t&wtds
WANT£D— Five good machinists, one carpen
ter, and one pattern maker, for which liberal
wages and constant employment will be given.—
None neaa app'v but those well recommended for
tbeir sobiiety, industry and experience in their bu
sin=ss. THOS S HARP, Sup't
Va and Tana Railroad.
Lynchburg, August 3. 1853. au 6 2w
WANTED —A good Ploukhman and Ostler
Apply at Rocounce farm, near head of Brook
Turnpike. JOHN B CRENSHAW.
au 6—ts
JliJMt TKACbBK WANTED.—A
competent instructor in Voc*l and Instrumen
al Music A lady or gentleman who ia desirous of
obtaining a situation us Music Teacher will hear ot
a vacancy in a Fer-aaie Seminary, in Alabama, by
aadre-sitg I. B. T., box No 6vi4, Kichmoud, Va, and
B. E. C, cisre Harper ic Brother, New York. Au
early application is desirabla.
au s—c7t&wit*
Vve desire toparcna,e 8 FAK.SI of
?f about fiur hundred acres ot gocd !snd, and
having all the improvements necessary tor the c in
fcit aud convenience o! a gemeel family, i: must
lay to tne North, or Northeast of Ricmond, and at
tne distance of Irom6tolo miles For a suitaole
place, a iair price will be paid
au 5 TOLER <fc OOOK.
By a uerson wiih a small family,
V? a tituHtijn as Vegetable Gerdecvr. He
can give the best references trom Washington and
Georgetown. Pleas-aappiy at this cffice.
8U 4 —it
WANTED. —a gentleman now doing a safe
business, is desirous of obuining a Partner
with a capital of two or three thousand dollars.—
The business is one in whieh any person couid en
gage without tisk of means invested- Apply to
ALLEN Ac. CUOUCH,
| Intelligence and Agency Office,
»u 3 corner of Broae and 9th streets
W ANTES—To work on the new CaDitoi, at
Columbia, South Carolina, twelve or fifteen
Granite ("tone t ur-em, to whom 82 50 per
day will be given. Those eagagiag now will have
their passage and other expenses paid to C&lum'iia.
Apaly, immediately, to R r. MAYRANT,
aa 2—of No 62 Exchange Hotel.
ANTED—A Tin Plate and Sheet-iron worker
' " —good job workman. To such a one, good
wages ana constant employment will be g'ven
Apply to WATTE <fc SENER,
au I—7t Fredericksburg, Va.
FRENCH YOUNG LAI)Y from Paris,
who has been Teaching for several years ia
America, who wiii give all satisfaction about capa
city and character, would like to find a situation in
a priTftta family, or in a boarding school. Please
apply to M ile V. COULON,at Mr Duquesne ; a, Main
street. jy 27—l m*
«FOR RENT.—Tne cpp2r tenement of
the new three story brick House on the South
sidrfol Broad street, between Monroe street and the
Count? line. The home Is well built and nre proof;
containing six laige, airy rooms, with store rooms!
tic Taerc is also an excellent well of water In the
yard, together with an out kitchen, covered with
slate, a staLle. 4c j ail new and in tine order. To
a good tenant, the terms will be moderate. Posses
sion given immediately. Apply next door, or to
an s—3t jAMEg M FORD.
£ FJIt RUNT, and immediate possession
gh en, the House and Lot at t! resent in the oc
cupancyof the undersigned, at the corner of Main
and 3ra streets. To a good tenant, it will be rented
low, if early application be made to
au 5 —3t PHILIP M. TABS.
frOR S<ALK, • small Lot and Ttnemen
on Brook Avenue. For terms, apply to
au 5 TOLEB &. COOK.
OTICE.—I have tnis day sold my entire stock
ot Goods in my store, In the city ot Richmond,
to Mr Jacob Bachrach, who will carry on the busi
ness at the old itaud. 1 cordially recommend him
to the patronage ot my friends aud customers
au s—ot* ISAAC BACHRACH.
INTER'S COMING.—I am now p jr l
pared to fill orders for a few thousand bush
els of superior soft Coke, from the celebrated Edge
Hill Mines The quantity will not be adequate to
the demand. Immediate oiders will prevent disap
pointment to consumers.
SAMUEL P HAWEd.
North Basin batik, between 9th and 10th au.
au g—2aw3wif
ATTENTION, lUKI HA NIC GUARD.
IYour company will pirade on Gamble's Hill
in lull uniiorm—arms complete lor tnspectloa—
Saturday, August bth, at 4 P.M. precisely.
By order ol the Cap'.uiu.
au 5—21 JOHN T. OaBOIINE, Istgerg't
j\ UTiCK.—AII peisous are loiwaiuua against
i™ tum shlng MILDRED A. ROUaNNI witnany
good* or things on my account, as I will not be re
sponsible tor any debt ol contracting.
W. a. RuGANNI.
rwcniiond, Jaly J'.'ib, 1653. au 4-3t*
"AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYB.
By D> W>Hrtt Alle. C -
G® n AT AV^TlOTi—
10 o'clock, at our AMUon itoff 1 ". W '" 16,1 "
Grocerie*, via: ° * tore> -W'tment of
300 bays EioCoffae
JSO do Java do
.50 do Manilla do
100 HnfriS'"' 6 ' 1 80#P ' Can^m > Bacon and
Rectfldd Whiskey, N E Rum
French Brandy
Green and Biack Tea*. Cigar*, tc
Tzbms : Under $100 ca«h; SIOO and over four
month* aredit, for approved paoer.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN ft. CO.,
au4 Auctioneers.
By GtdJla & Appcraoa.
SALE OF MOHT
J VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUN
TY OF HENRICO AND CITY OF RICHMOND —
By virtue of a decree of ihe Circuit Court of the
city of Richmond, pronounced on the 27th June,
1853, in the *uit of Garland & Robinson, anaimt
Robinaon * administrator, Ac, the undertigned,
who waa appointed special Commuiioner for the
purpose, will sell, at puolic auction, on the prenci
•es, the following most valuable real estate, belong
ing to the late Poiteaux Robinson, decea*ed. viz :
on MONDAY Afternoon, tbe 15th Augast, 1853, on
me norm aids of tb:< plauk Road, about two mile*
we*t of the city of Richmond, tbe two Farm* be
longing to the decedent, one containing 38 acre*,
the other about 64 acre*. A further description i*
deemed uioecessary, 68 ihe*e Farm* are well
known. They will be divided according to a plat
and curvey which can be seen at tbe office of the
auctioneer In a few day*. After which, will be *old
at the same place, a tract of wood land, contain
ng 88 acres, near to De=p Run Church, adjoining
the land* ot Mr Samuel Cottrell and others Also,
"•"« ">» i«»r tbe said city, in BowlingGieen, ad
Joiuiog Chelsea.
And on the following day, viz: TUESDAY after
noon, the 16ih August, 18)3, upon the premises,
commencing at 4 feet of ground, in and
near the city of Richmond, fronting on the west
line of Front street, running back to James River,
snd bounded on the north and south by the land*
ot Messrs Duuiop, Moncttre fc Co. This land will
be divided to suit purchasers, and i* valuable be
cause of it* adaptedness to wharf lots. After which
will be sold part of lot No 168, in the plan of said
city, fronting 66 feet on Rocketts street, adjoining
Rockett* Warehouse, running back on Peach street
about 190 feet.
Also, a lot fronting 100 feet on the south side of
Water street, running back to the Dock or Ship
Look, adjoining the property cf A Robinson, jr, on
the west; a'so, '00 feet of ground opposite the
above, fronting on the north tide of Water street,
running back on Pear street about 100 feet.
And on the following day, viz: on WEDNES
DAY afternoon, the l?th August, 1653, at 5 o'clock,
ilpon the premises, a most valuable building lot on
the norm side of Franklin, between 2d and 3d sea,
adjoining the residence of Wirt Robinson, Esq.,
fronting 32J4 feet running back 163 feet.
Tebms: One fourth cash, balance at 6, 12, 16 and
24 months, for negotiable notes, bearing interest,
satisfactorily endorsed, and title retained till the
whole purchase money is paid, and a conveyance
directed bv Uie Court.
ii u milium cbat so much really very valuable
property is brought into market, and it is hoped
that the attention of capitalists and otnera will bo
directed to this sale
JOHN ENDERS, Special Com'r.
Sale conducted by Godcin ic Apfebson,
Aucts. jy 30—dtds
STEAM ENGINE XOK SALE AT AUC
TION—The Engine of the dredge boat "Her
cules,"' belonging to the James River"and Kanawha
Company, will be sold at Auction on Tueiiduy
Afternoon, the 16ih August Isj3, [immediately
alter the sale of Poiteaux Robinson's real estate on
Water Street,] say about 6 o'clock.
GODDIN &. APPERSON,
au 3—tds Auctioneer?.
Handsome residence on mar-
SHALL AND MONROE STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII besoldonSaturday,
the 13ih day ot August, 1853, upon the premises,
commencing at 5 o'clock, that newly erected
Framed Dwelling at the corner of Marshall and
Monroe streets, now occupied by Mr Stephen N.
Davis. The Lot Ironts — l'eet, runs back about 150
feet to an aliey. The Houoa has 7 rooms, excellent
biick Kitchen, and the whole premises presents
neat and bcautilu appearance. The house is re
markabiy well built
Terms—One third cash; balance at 6 and 12 mos.
for negotiable notes, interest added, and title re
tained till last note is paid.
jy 27 GODDIN ic APPERSON, Aucts.
immediately after the above sale will be sold that
neat littiecotta::e,containing sir rooms,(with a well
oi txc ilent.wa.orm tha yard,) on ihe ftoith sidi
ct Marshall, between Brook Avenue and ftladi&oa
streets, now occupied ty Mr J as. R. Lacey, iront
ing 25 feet, running bacit 110 feet to Brook Avenue.
'iKKMS—One-thlid cash; balance at 6 and 12 mos.
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by a
trust deed, or title withheld until last note is paid,
au 3 GODDIN ic APPERSON, Aucts
By Jame* ai Taylor.
<7«r BUILDING IN FULTON,
» AT AUCTION—WiII be sold on MONDAY,
Bth August, at 4 o'clock. P M, upon
the premises, 75 of about the most desirable Cots
in the towu ot Fulton, fronting on the principal
streets, and well elevated for ouiiding purposes.
Property in Fulton is Improving in a remarkable
degree, as recent salts indicate, and persons desir
ing ta obtain lots in that very flourishing town,
either for investment with an eye to future ad
VBnco in value, or for building purposes, should
avail themselves of this opportunity, as such ano
ther will rarely again occur
Tkbhs will be very liberal and will be made
hnown at the sale. JAS M TAYLOR,
jy 29—dtds Auct .
Additional—Will be sold in addition to - the
above, S lots in Port Mayo, beings portion of tha
real estate of which Edwin Waddili, died, seized
and about 20 lots in Fulton.
au 4—dt Js JM T.
I Jll SSI ONER'S SALE OK HEAL
v-> ESTATE.—In pursuance ot a decree of the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, pronounced
on the 27th of June, 1853, in the tuit of Robert W
Crump against Richard F. Bradshaw, I will pro
ceed to se,lat public auction, on MONDAY, the Bth
day of August, 1853, at 5 o'clock, P M , on the pre
mises, a certain Lot, piece or parcel of land lying
and being in the city of Richmond, fronting 25 feet
on the southern side of Baker street, (be the same
more or less,; beginning at the distance ot 175 feet
Irom its intersection with St. Petars street, and
running back at right angles from said Baker street,
140 ieet same more or less) to an alley, it
being No. « as designated :n a plan and surrey an
nexed to a deed liom David Judah, *f Baltimore,
to A. A Hughes. '
Ikbms of sxlb One third cash, cne third at
eytty days, and one-third at four months credit
trom tne day ot sale, and the title retained until the
whole purchase money is paid.
THOS. W. DuSWELL, S. C. R ,
W Commissioner.
J * ND STOCK FOR BALK.-1
.U -£ ? .fu r ior ialß purely, on WEDN tS JAY.
Ki uif Pn,e,l , t month, (August) the Farm
ufhn which liormerly resided, lying on the Three
Chopped Road, about 6 miles from Richmond, ad-
Joining the lands of Richard D. Philips, tieorae N
Thu i . ulher ?- 11 contains about sixty acres!
wheat oau A >dßpte ? t0 fte cultivation of
wicl w T «ry susceptible of
mostofi, .scfeared . P nd now
in cuitivattan , the balance well wooded At the
farthar'un h" "J 1 * bout 20 * cre » about 2 miles
' J? joinln ß ,fa ' <* Miles
«L« n F franklin and other. ; also, several
"•» Mu, e«» Cow., tic.
on Te o7^ ealmodaUngl ,nd m ' de kn ° WD
_au3—2awtds THOMAS GORDON.
UIK»I>IA HAGIC WASHING FLUID,
tr ,1 h , i « h) y approved article, If you wish
io save time, labor, and have your washing done
wuh neatness and dispatch.
Ihe genuine article, for sale at 12J cents a quart,
b 7 kjpicot*co,
au 5 Druggists.
A HARK CHANCE FOR a GOOO IN.
VLSVjIEMT.— The subscribers are authorised
to sell privately, tne complete fixtures of a first rate
•land for a House of Entertainment, located near
the New Market. The proprietor has now • good
custom, which can be easily retained by the person
purchasing. F'or further particulars, enquire ol
6 roriu. CROUJH,
Intelligence and Agency Office,
au 5 Corner c! Broad and 9th streets.
VUAVVI7S.-S sales, oomprlaing a area, variety
of tartan, plaid, »qiare and long Bftawlt, Just
"s5 - »— —saEvaa l its*.
AUCTION SAL Km.
By A'mmJwSJ,, * C«.
commencing at 10 o clock »• «?n '
lie motion, to clom »undry * , l *i
piece and cut Dry Good*; alao, > * •«* <*
tuiiery, Br.Utni. and
me«ic Cigar*; 1 pipe Kr«ndy; as
Bruaht. ; alao, a iot oi new and aecwjwj «?£??
ture; alio, a iot of Bth3ol Detk. and ■
(nearly now;) alao, 3 rerj Son Culun f
i Dinner Set, containing 187 piece*—
other article.
•® 5 ALEX HQTT * CO, Aaeta.
ADDITIONAL—WUI be aoaed to the above aala
Thi* Morning, a Road Wagon.
»«6-tt ALEX NOTT A CO.
liAiMBKKI'B liUTTKHV UfPHJIt."
N*. 3 North Calvert Btreet.
BALTIMORE.
T (Opposite Barnutn'i Hotel)
HE p«rcha*e or «*le of Lottery Ticket* vaAim
tkt State of Virginia being now in violation of
law, and attended with a heavy pecaitv on rjm
nctton, the aubacriber would reapwtfcjfw *oU?lt
the order* of hi. friend* and other, who
dlapoied to purchaw. Having been a S
Richmond for upward, of thirty year., acd beina
pretty generally known throughout ti£ sJLM
deem* it a>mo.t unnecetaary to give any farther
auurance that all bu.ine*. confided to him wUI bl
promptly and properly attended to.
.. *3?* F ,iD?ie , Ticket* and *hare*,ln*U
the Maryland Lotteries, for *ale.
rhe printed official arawlnj* *ent to
re«p<indenta by the fir.t mall.
iy Prize* caahed at ught
Aadre*. THOMAS LAMBERT.
my H i.ta Baltimore, Md.
MOKTliUOitK>s BITTER COKOlAl"
AND BLOOD PURIFIER- gl w
Bottle.- Physicians oi tbe first standi™ m iha
medical profession use and prescribe it u th« m..«
effective ALTERATIVE AND BLOOD PUKUU?
ever known; while va« numbers who bad -
•uttered from diseases of complaints brought on bv
*edentary habit*, exposure, indigestion, torpid state of
the liver, or imparities of the blood, now look u»aa
this Cordial as most mysterious and magical ialt*
healing properties and restoring pewers.~ It stasia
prominent m the treatment and cure of Neuralgia,
General Debility and Nervons Affections, Dyspepsia
or Indigestion, Less of Appetite, Acidity of titeSto
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood to th
Head, Costiveness or Irregularities of the Bowels,
Pleurisy, Pains or Misery in the Side or Region of tha
Heart, Flatulency or Depression of Spirits, Palpitation
of the Heart, Dithcult Breathing, Sinking SeiMa&otis,
Prostration of the Nervous System, Celd, Chilly Sen
sations, or Numbness of the Flesh or Limba, Diikcal
or Profuse Expectoration, Night Sweats, Diseases o
the Heart, or Affections of the Lungs, J aundloe, Dia
etides of the Kidneys, Derangement or Prostrate Coo
ditien of the Organs of Nature, which cause paiafn
irregularities, especially with Females: producing
Debility and Prostration of the Nervous System Jfalt
or Sallow Complexion.
iHortimore's Bitter Cordial
Is purely vegetable, pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe to be used in any state of health, even by tbe
most delicate female or child.
tSf Price one dollar per bottle.
W. V. Alexander 4i Co., Proprietors, No. 1 Bar
clay street, (Astor House,) New York.
I? Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheuma
tism in all its forms, either inflammatory, acute, or
chronic, no difference how bad the case, or how lea*
standing. This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND, which is a vegetable extract, an internal re
medy, prepared expressly for this one disease. It has
already cured thousands who had long been cripplea
The evidence is most overwhelming and convincing,
as given by vast numbers of our most respectable ci
tizens.
Call and get a circular, and read the letters and cer
tificates of your friends and those around you who
had long Buttered, but who have been restored to per
fect health by this remedy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD k CO, sole Agenta
for Richmond ap 20
VALLABI.h UWKLIiINU AY KUC'R
ETTS. COKNKtt OF BLOJDIf HUN AND
ASH STREETS—The subscribers a e authorised
to sell that valuable residence at the corner of
Bloody Run a:d Ash streets, now occupied by Mr
Cha tain Farrar. The house has £ rooms and eveiy
accommodation for a large family. The lot fronta
76 teet on Bloody Run street, ana extend* en Ash
street about 120 feet. Apply to
GODDIN & APPERBON,
su 4--fit Aucts.
WASlitNi-tTU:* —"A great a-:(l Celebrated
mme; a name that manes the came of thia
country respected in every quarter uf the Globe."
The Memory of Washington, wiia biographi
cal Sketches of hii Mother and Wue; relations of
Lh Fayetieto Washington; with lncia<*nts and An
ecdotes ii tne Lives of the two Patriot!—price 75c
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Ponfoiio—&J. *5
The etiady tide; or Lile in a Country f arsonage,
by a Pastor's Wile—7sc
I'he Komacce of Abelard and Heloiae, byO W
Wight; Tiacslator of Cousins Philosophy—Ysc
Miles Tremenhere; or th; Lov<s Test, oy Annette
Mar:e Mailiard—7s
Home Pictures, by Airs Mary AaJrest-i Danison
—SI
The Cavaliera of England, by Haury Wm Her
bert—®! So
The Chevaiiers of Franca, by Henry W Herbert
—SI 25
Tbe Mind and the Emotions, by Wm Cooke, M
D, M H C £—il
Tbe Complete Acgler, by W&Hoa & Cotton—
75 eta
Osbert of Aldgate and the Troubadour, by Miss E
M Stewart—37c
Tne Domestic, Medical and Su'gical Guide, by
Jabez H 3gg —37c
Introduction to tr,e Htitory of the Nineteenth
Century, by G G Gervinus—i/7e
All o! tne above new and popular works, just
received and lor sale by * A MuRRIS,
au 5 97 Main street.
THK MLBSCKIBEH* have in store and
offer tor sale on gold terms—
153 hbds prime Cuba and Muscovado Sugar!
100 do do do Molasses
5:0 boxes Oid Dominion Soap
30t> Qieeo Cit7 Hams
500 tucman & Wiliiar Hams
1000 our own Curing do
50,C00 lbs prime Bacon Sides, city smoked
30,000 lbs do d 5 Sh )u!ders do do
£0,000 lbs do do Hams da do
51) kegs brigg's Frirniy Lard
300 barrels No 1 Halifax Cut Herrings
ICO bbls Old Whiskey
10 half pipes genuine Cog"ac Brandy
30,000 Havana Cigars, (our own importation)
100 boxes E Jackson's Can lies
50 do J W Hines 1 do
au 5 CH4S. T. WuRTHAM & CO.
jJKKSM KIUtIU.N (iUOU3.-i)j sioamer*
A. Bsltie, A»ia ana G!a««uw, we have received—
Kich embroidered Collar*
" " mandarin and pufl Sleeve*
" " Chemizette*
" " Book Flouncing*
Jaconet and Swis* Edging* and Inertlng*
Madrassaud giagnam Hdsfs
Printed chiton ndkia, iu great variety
Turkey red do
Men'a buck and doeskin Gloves
Ladies' black and mode col'd »i!k do
Ladiea', Mutes' and men*' Kid do—• lull as
sortment
Fine and extra fine Silk Twiat
Slik and mohair coat and vea< Binding!
Silk Trimming Braid*
" " Button*
Lasting and Twist, eoat and veat Button*, kc.
To which, we invite the attention ol the trade.
au 5 KENT, PAIMK k. KENT.
TUB OLD MEDICAL HOL'MK.Pruk«
lln Street, ju*t below the Exchange Hotel—
Doct. fLUMK ac. CO. srs still disp9tiii| the bles
sings of their skill In the treatment and cure ol all
delicate disease* at thi* old lnstitutloo.
People in the country, when visiting the city, are
very particularly Invited ta call. (No charge tor
consultation.) feuoh attention U given to female
disorders.
Doct. P. Si Co. are the maker* and aole vender*
of the Chemical Extract of Preach Flew
era, wmch ha* stood the test of time, and which 1*
unrivalled In giving tone and vigor to • system
shattered and almost wilted down by thefroilesof
early life.
Ait letter*, pre paid, promptly attended to. Of
ace hour* iron «A. It., till 9P. M.
au S-dAwta Mieha»end,Te.
L*OK SAL.K, a very lUeiy UiKL,irom I#»id
X year* old—to remain In the city. Apply to
EUW'D D KACHO,
»" 5 General Agent *ad Collector.
PIT UIL.-10 casts «asi puOti,r»-
V/ eelvlng per schooeer Lynehourg, lor sale by
BLAM, SMITH * CO,
an 5 Gary street, adjoining IVlumMaa Bo»*l.
BACO.V all)KB.-i heda, sailor quality,lb*
lile by
•uS BLAM. SMITH A CO.
NO II PKMWIAN Dm MO
t Peruvian Uuano, dally cxpooad. Par sale
low, to arrive W AS UUt
aufr-M