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THK DAILY DIgjpATCH
~ rauMP*TltoMMßp. KOhcmtH lIS4.
Covikston akd(shtoßxilroao.—Theapi
rit exhibited hi regard to this improvement,
at the l&U meeting of the citizens of Cabell,
Wayne, and Putnam, is worthy of all com
mendation. Wkh sueh a spirit animating
its friends, this great improvement cannot
but be pushed forward to a triumphant con
summation. We cannot but believe thst the
greatest success will crown the labors of the
committee appointed in pursuance of a reso
lution of the meeting, to solicit from the citi
zens of the three counties above named, a
loan of their credit until ninety days after
the adjournment of the next Legislature, up
on which means may be raised to apply to
the construction of the rosd.
Kentucky and Ohio have projected mil
roads to conneot with this great work, and it
will be a burning shame to Virginia if the
disappoints their just expectations, and re
fuses the Western States a highway to the
seas, which will not only accommodate their
immense trade, but enrich every foot of her
borders over whieh it passes. The faith of
the State may be considered as most solemn
ly pledged to the completion of the Coving
ton and Ohio Railroad. She cannot abandon
it without dishonor and disgrace; without
ruin, both in reputation and purse.
Cu ha.—We copied on Tuesday a paragraph
f.om the New York Mirror, in which the edi
tors alleged, that for several weeks, they had
been iu possession of positive information
that certain intelligent and influential persons
in that city had gone to Cuba for the purpose
of making necessary preparations to receive
an expedition, which, they say, is effectively
organized in this country to sail for Cuba at
a day not very distant.
We have heard so many tales of expedi
tions to Cuba, that really we do not know
how to credit even this " positive informa
tion." If it be true, it shows, what we al
ways maintained, that the main spring of Cu
ba fillibustering is in the North, as indeed it
naturally should be, Northern commerce be
ing even more interested in Cuban annexa
tion than Southern slavery. In the present
position of affairs, being without any
permanent government, and Cuba, like "Ja
phet," "in search of a father,'" the South
might consent to receive the island waif, and
incorporate it in the American confederation.
But its consent can only be given on the con
dition that the slave institutions of Cuba re- j
main undisturbed —a condition without which
indeed the island would be as valueless to the
commercial interests as St. Domingo.
The practicability of a successful expedi
tion against Cuba presents another question,
and one by no means easy of solution. The
principal portion of the naval force of Spain
is concentrated around Cuba; the flower of
her veteran soldiery is collected on that is
land, and the fortresses are almost as capable
ot resisting a sea attack as Cronstadt and
Sebastspol. At the head of the Cuban gov
ernment is Gen. Concha, a soldier of talent,
experience and decision, and whose hands are
yet wet with the blood of Lopez, Crittenden,
and their brave companions. In addition to
these means of defence, it is possible, and,
perhaps probable, that the French and Bri
tish squadrons, released from active duty in
the Black Sea, may be sent to the Gulf of
Mexico, so that the expedition may not only
be prevented from a successful invasion of
the island, but involve the country in a war
with the Allied Powers.
We throw out these suggestions for the
benefit of Fillibusterers. We would be glad
to see Cuba independent, or annexed to the
Union, but that end can only be defeated by
raih and preeipitate action. Let the leaders
of any future Cuban expedition "look before
they leap" ; let them count the cost and ap
preciate the magnitude of their enterprise.—
Better not undertake such an expedition at
all, than undertake it and fail.
efforts made in Philadelphia to
shield Dr. Beale from justice, do not indicate
a very stern sense of morality in that city.
As the Northern presses take the liberty to
criticise the verdicts of Southern juries in
murder cases, Southern presses may be per
mitted to criticise the action of Northern
juries in cases of worse than murder, and in
which the jury invokes mercy for the offend
er. If such a crime as that committed by
Dr. Beale escape punishment, there can be
no security for any female who consults a
physician or dentist in a Northern city, espe
cially when the ground is assumed that un
der the influence of chloroform imagination
takes the place of reason, and the testimony
of the subject cannot be relied upon.
Dr. Beale should be punished to the full
extent of the law. It is due to the irrepara
bly injured victim of hU villainy; to the re
spectable members of his profession, and to
the virtue and good repute of Philadelphia,
which must sink lower than Sodom if such
crimes can be perpetrated in broad daylight I
in her midst, with impunity. j
Angel Gabriel seems to have led
a somewhat sad and disconsolate life in the
Southern communities. We first hear of him
in Washington, where he ends his oration in
jail; next in Charlottesville, where he is ac
commodated with the same kind of quarters
We have too much respect for the genuine
Gabriel, in these latitudes, to permit any on
to steal his name-and his horn with impunity
RT Among the other humbugs
Barnumhad invented for putting money i n
hid purse, but which be forebore from eui
ploying, on account of the unexpected sac
cess of Tom Thnmb, was the skeleton of a
mammoth man, which he had mannfactured
out of a collection of big human bones, and
then buried, for the purpose of being dit
covered, at the proper time, and placed in his
bands for exhibition. What a sensation tbat
mammoth gentleman would have produced!
And if he had only buried him in the right
position, the philosophers would have prov
ed by hU remains that man bad been created
about a hundred thousand year.. In unin
to posh this humbug, Barnnm has inflicted
ZPWPZJtrjrsi:a
atonement by producing a man witha t2P
Iy We Wfret the Withdrawal of T. B
Hcitoberta, R*i, from the Staunton Meaaeu
&*.. Mr. MjiEoberta U one of the abteat
wrU V^J m f • ehoU " <* **• SUte, Md
wmdifaiiedandcanaervative, yetboMand
independents hi* editorial Mune. The
pre* ef Virginia cannot ■pert web men.
Thi Mechanic*' Inctitvtic.—The interest
which the Exhibition of this Institute has
excited in this community and in the minds
of our people at largp, is cheering in the high
est degree, not only to the friends of the In
stitute, but of Virginia. It hns been a con
stant reproach by her enemies, that she has
neglected her mechanical interests—interests
with the prosperity of which the success of
every State is identified. This sneer can be
east in her teeth no longer. Her Mechanics'
Institute has made a noble beginning. It
now only remains for its members to carry it
on in the resolved, energetic and fraternal
spirit which has characterized its commence
ment, to ensure the hearty good wishes and
co-operation of the whole community, and
j to reap a rich harvest of usefulness and re-
I nown.
Tux Mormons.—We feel some anxiety to
know who will be the successor of Brigham
Young. The President, it is said, has deter
mined to appoint a civilized man in Brig
ham's place, while, on the other hand. Brig
ham has emphatically declared that he would
remain Governor as long as he pleased, and
that he acknowledged no authority to put
him out except that of the Almighty. It now
remains for the President to show this "high
er law" Mormon, that "the powers that be are
ordained of God," and that the Almighty
will put him out through their agency. It is
a duty which the President of the United
States owes not less to humanity, civilization
and common decency, than to the country at
larjre, to displace this brutal savage from an
important post under the government, and
not to permit the Executive authority to be
brow beaten and defied by one of its own
subordinates.
The President could not perform a duty
which would be more acceptable to men of
all sections and all parties, than the removal
of Brigham Young. It would be hailed with
one long and loud acclaim from one end of
the Union to the other. Put him out, and
send a couple of regiments of United States
veterans to keep him out.
Baltimore and Ohio Railkoad —A' scene of
much excitement occurred at the meeting of the
stockholders i&thUcompauy on Tuesday, at Balti
more. A large number of the private stockholders
withdrew and refused to vote on the ratification of
President Harrison's report. They were to hold a
meeting yesterday.
Sudden Death.—Mr. James Young, acitizenof
Monroe county, dropped dead at his residence a
few days ago.
At Hooey wood, Berkeley county, Va., on Tuesday,
24th October, VVM. LEIGH, Esq . eldest son of the
Hon. Benjimin Watties Leigh, dee'd, to Miss MARY
W, s-coud daughter of the Hon. Edward Colston,
dee'd.
iy Baltimore and Washington papers pleese copy.
On the 21 inst., by the Rev J. B. Jeter, Mr. WM-
A. LI PSCOMB, of North Carolina, and Miss ELIZA
BETH A. TOLER, of this city.
ARRIVALS AT TflE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.—E S Parker, Bait; Dr G
Terrell, Fla; E S Barkesdule, Halifax; Jos Points,
Charlottesville; E H Herman. Boston; C'apt Stocki»,
City Point; V Perard, F de Barry. J H Lowe. N Y;
A W Blandy. Delaware; H Lezeuby, Wm Shields,
Lynchbg; J Cloyd and lady, S McGavcck, Miases C
and E McGavock, Wythe; S G Battle, lady, 3 chil
dren and 2 svts, Mrs Yoast, child and s->t, Mobile; J
Ward, 'ady, cliild and 2 svts, Charleston; G Rane, N
O; W C Smith, La; T M Blain, Providence.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL—R W Harris, Philada;
J C Schoolfield, T W Boiler, Petersbg; J Celly, W T
Blair C Winfree, Miss Winfree, Mrs Dance. J A
Caldwell, W M Bennett, Lynchhnrc; R W Price,
H Hague. Powhatan; J M Chsppell, Halifax; W Ros
ter, RT Wil»on, Amelia; G W Wadington, Norfolk;
H Wilson, Texas; J H Morton, T L Morton, Farm
ville; J H Gavfns, Charlotte; T H Callaway, R St D
R R; C N Holt, Va; J Hastings, N W Thorpa, Bait;
B T M Lear, R'chmonc; T H Gresham, Staunton; D
Hobson, Chesterfield; D A Hiil, stmr Augusts; J S
Colt, Goochland; H Tavlor, T Robinsot, Cnmberld;
T Howlttt. Amelia; P Hagg, Danville; A W Norrie,
P W Jordon, Winchester.
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chas A Oliver. Bull; Dr
VV Gavoek, lady and svt, J W Legen, Mrs E Kant, G
W Morgan, Lynchburg; Dr Thos J Tomlin, Powha
tan; J H Mattingly, Washington; S W Guy, Mrs Guy,
Nottoway; H L Plommer, nichmocd; WW Kenne
dy. Baltimore; J T Dickerson and lady, Louise; J A
Jetar, Amelia; C Selden, Powhatas; S Halsey, Rev
Mr Doughan. Lynchburg; J E Dwite, Ph la; Dr E
Powell, Va; B K Carney and lady, Miss Casay, New
I oik.
MARINE NEWS.
rORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. 8
SAILED,
Steamthip Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mi?, and
passengers.
Bchr Lydin Ann, Voorhei', New York, mdz W D
Co'quitt & Co.
Sshr Joi Holmes Holmes, light.
Schr Cygnette, Showers, light.
Schr Two Companion*, Chesaer, light.
Bchr Henry Clay, Forest, do
Baltimore, Nov. 7.-Cleared fchr. Helen, Phil
lips for Richmond; ichr Floiida, Cathn, for Peters
du^.
New YoKk, Nov G—Cleared schr Orianna, Tut le
Point ° Margaret, Wog'am, for City
J,l! LADE r H J A : N< ? v - 6 —Cleared schr Ann Curtis,
Uilliams /or Petersburg; tchrCatha ine, Millt, and
a Endicott, for Richmond
Salem, Mars , Nov. 4 -Arrived schr Ellen Bush.
ErricMso, frt-m Richmond.
The following is copitd from the Floiidi Republi
can of the 2d Ins . v
I'tssel in IH*trist —The following note, enclosed in
a bottle was picked up on St. John's beach by Mr
Joseph Floyd, one of the pilots, on Sonfcy W a " d
was handed ds by Mr. A. A. Canova
n k a AT - 5 . 9 ? 9 . «-°n77 26,8e 3 t.7, 1854.
On board schooner Miranda. W. B. R,we master
from Norfolk, V a., bcund to Matanzaa '
„ S 'ZF COk 8 « Kle from E. N E., which com
pelled us to throw over the deck-load, st< ve the gal
e», tore the foresail to pieces, in enreavoring to
damage ' 9 ,iDg an!l received other
6th.—Gale still continues from S. E.
G. Bennett,
Tiioj. WHI~"E,
- Norfolk. V*.
T^f??"5 IVE UOLLAItS KE-:
• froln the snt ecribsr, on
7a VlSr ? - if 7 i h 'n»U Dt , his nejro woman,
h* V *• she ?• ab C. ut S*ar« of see, > feet bieh,
, b . rown .^ lD ; _}>« 01 e tooth bro<e out and
several other* decayed in front. 6h« is >ora Rich
mond County, where I think ihs w |l try and eet to
•he wm purchajed from Mr L H. Dix o" Lane niter
C. 11, though the formerly belonged to Mrs. Mont
gomery of Richmond county. I wi.l give the ahove
reward of TireMy-Kive Dollara for her apirehension
andaellvery tome. or tor her confinement in any
Jill *o tint I can get her. 1
iy All expense* paid.
'"'3 ALEX. HILL, Klrhmond, Vs.
LmS? kichmond FOE
of the flank Eoid. 4 mile. ef the eki "
The Land la of the rao«t Irr-prorable qmKti. part of
it .dttirahly adapted to market **rden,.,; .Ed .t J
tricing expeexe, the ooespant might roraitne the
the - "">d »rowcure
W easy drsngh. on ihs
hluwMi.u , r the place • raaU ' ,ut **T eonfortaMe
Mr KeIT.T T roon, *« now in H»« occnp*» ;y of
bond'andmn*'. 1 ' 1 * P" r d>**B mcn»» may remain on
.1«a" d rSofV?^ rnterMt half.vfwlyfw
" 9 ~* t , JH. MOWTIGUE
forMCM ar. Frot. Oso. Wn, o(
Vimcext Wallace, Km] ,of New Y»rk ,J:?
<• kindly permitted to refer to
aaiDGC. Bvbbbt tartar* k, £«], and Si n.r
bbll, of this city. ,* „ D, . C
* BAGS BUCKWHEAT 1
'' 15 Krg* VKEIH BUTTER
J—t hnM and for ssla tow, by IV ,
& P. MID
a*B-3t Cwnrihw Hota^■
VELVET AND 8&TIN
LOCAL MATTERS.
Mechanics* Institute:.—The friend* of
Judge John S Cadkik, and the publistt targe, will
doubtless b» pleased to learn that be bat coalfsHd
to deliver an address before the Mechanics' i M ).
t«te, at Corinthfan Hall, to night, at 8 o'clock The
character of Judge Kalkie a* a popular speaker U
too well known la thia community to need a word
of commendation at our hand*. It la enough for
<14 to do to announce that he will (peak, to ensure a
large aad fashionable audience to hear htin. The
ladle* in particular should be present, at he may
hare something pleasant to say to them.
Henrico Cmj*TT Court.—The session of
this Court yeaterday waa spent in the trial of *
frea negro named Beverly Cousin*, charged with
unlawfully and maliciously stabbing Eliza Clarke
aad Wesley Jones, free person* of «>lor, oo the 24th
ot August last. [Messrs Williams and Randolph
appeared (or the defence, and Mr. John B. Youog
for the Com.ncn wealth ) These jarties, it soems,
connected 6y marriage, and bad been at va
riance for several month*. Last Christmas a row
occurred between Ibem, wben tbe prisoner was
dangerously beater, and would probably bave been
killed, but for the interference of neighbors. On
the night of the stabbing, Cousins had a difficulty
with hi' wife, hearing wbicb Wesley Jones and
Eliza Clarke rushed in. and were stabbed in tbe
affray, tbe prisoner in tbe meantime receiving a
violent blow upon his head.
After argument by counsel, the prisoner was sen
tenced to fire years'imprisonment in the Peniten
tiary.
Rogues Captured.—Yesterday morning
as Watchman Baptist and his partner were passing
along 18th street, between Main and F-anklin. tbey
discovered WilfOn Powell and John Robinson, two
white man, under suspicious circumctancps, near
the door of Mr. W. W. Bailey's wheelwright estab
lishment. Concealing themselves for a short time,
ibe c ffieers soon saw the accused start off with some
thing in their possession, and on overtaking them,
saw that Robinson bad a large tin box under bU
arm, and that Powell had a cliliel and an iron spike
in bis pocket. They Immediately arrested the two,
and carried them back to tbe shop, when Mr. Bap
tiat found that the door bad been opened. Thia
satisfied tbe i ffieers as to the course of duty they
were to pursue; but before caging tbe prisoners
they examined the tin box, which contained four
teen cakes of butter, and proved to bave been sto
len from Jobn H. Goodman at tbe first market. —
Yesterday morning the prisoners were examined
before the Mayor, who sent Robinson onto be tried
before the Hustings Court for petty larceny, and
Powell, who bas served odc term in the State's pri
son and been several times since convicted of petty
larceny, to answer the charge ol felony ,
These two prisoners are the worst looking living
objects we have seen for months, and it their coun
tenances are a fair index of their characters, could
readily be employed for any deed.
1 ire.—About half past one o'clock, yes
terday morning, tbe school house on 12ih street,
between Marshall and Clay, occupied by Messrs.
Montague &. Bassett, and owned by Dr. Maupin,was
set on tire and partially burned, but owing to tbe
promptness of Pfcienix Company, the flames were
extinguished be'ore doing any serious injury. The
buildine was insured in the Virginia Fire and Ma
rine office for 5, an amount sufficiently large to
repair it. We are gratified to learn that this burn
ing will not distuib the regular duties of Messrs.
Montague <fc Bassett's school, there being sufficient
room in the building not injured to accommodate
all their scholars.
Poverty and Distress. — During the
greater portion of yesterday a large family of men,
women and children, wer&encamped in the woods
near Blakey's Millpond, about one mile and a half
from this city, and judging from what we saw, they
were in great distress We understand that they
were on ilieir why to York, county, travelling on
foot,but that owing to tbe serious indisposition of
one oi the children, they had encamped thereto
procure medical aid. The residents of that section
ol the county, on learning the condition of these
poor travellers, inmediately took steps to afford
them temporary relief.
Grinding Corn.—lu the basement of
Corinthian Hall are being exhibited every evening,
two grist mills of different patterns, In fall opera
tion. We are not sufficiently versed in such-machi
nery to say which of the two is the most useiul, but
judging from the amount of meal that each can turn
out in thirty minutes, it seems to us that either of
tfiem would prove invaluable to farmers, who now
have to depend on other .han their own mills to fur
nish them with breadstuff. To those who never
saw either of these machines in operation, we say,
go to the hall and see them to-night by all means.
" The Angel's Whisper"—a painting by
Mr. Sully, now on exhibition at Corinthian Hall, is
one of the most attractive pictures to our eye, that
we have ever seen, and needs only to be seen to be
admired. Mr. Sully Is an artist of great merit, as
his paintings abundantly prove.
Tobacco.—The specimens of manufac
tured Tobacco on exhibition at Corinthian Hall, are
ol a superior quality, and do credit to thcae who
exhibit them. VVe noticed in one of the show cases
several pieces of tobacco, manufactured by Robert
A. Mayo, Eeq nearly five years ago for the General
Government, aul sent oat in the memorable Kane
expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, that
were as sound and sweet as when first put up.
Fine Saddler*.—We have noticed for
several days past, some fine specimen* of Saddlery
and Harness, manufactured by Mr. S. S. Cottrell of
this city, which are really superb.
The Dock continues to be crowded with
vessels of all classes, receiving and discharging
cargoes. The officers in charge of this improvrment
are to untiring in their eiforts to accommodate tbe
shipping community, that nearly all the masters of
vessels arriving at cur port are anxious to secure
positions in the Dock.
Lmbkoideri.—Our attention was called
yesterday to a child's white embroideried frock,
exhibited at the State Agricultural Fair, last week,
which in point ol beauty surpasses any thing of the
kind we have ever seen. The needle work on it
equals Htiy thing of the kind imported from Paris,
and the taste in arranging the flowers, at well as
the skill displayed in working them, prove that our
country women are equal to any task they may im
puse upon themselves. This frock is the handiwork
of .Mtss J. C. Thomas, of Southampton, and it is to
be hoped that the Secretary of the Agricultural So
ciety, who has it in charge, will depot it in Corinthi
an Hall for a few days, that the ladiea of Richmond
may have an opportunity of examining it, and of
seeing what a daughter ol the Old Dominion has
done.
Commissioner in CrtAscEßY.—Before the
close of the Circuit Court oj Henrico, ou Tuesday
last, we understand that Judge Clopton appointed
I n l7 ' 1 M Commissioner in Chance
ry, for his Court. Tbe appointment is anadmira
ble one, and will no doubt give entire satisfaction
to all who may have business with the new Com
missioner.
Spatting.—Margaret Parker, a married
lady, appeared beiorethe Mayor, yesterday, to an
swer the charge of assaulting and beatins Eliza,
beth Fowler, on the 6th intt. Mrs I'arker made
no defence, and wan or coursc held to ball to keep
the peace; but judging from the inuendoeg fc fl ,at
in Conrt, the complainant was a much foul er tub
ject for the operation* of the law than the defendant
and will find more difficulty in pnrifylntr her char
acter than healing her wounda.
Discharged.—William Miller, charged
With violating the Sabbath day, by opening and
filing oysters in the street, near the first market,
had n aecond bearing yeeterday and wu disebtrg-
Released.—Maty Liggon, n free girl,
waa captured by the watch last Tuesday night, and
locked up in the cage lor safe keeping, becante she
had no register of her freedom. Yeaterday morn
ing she satisfied the Mayor that she had lost and
advertised her paper* according to law, and on
promise of having them renewed at the next term
of the Hustings Conrt, was set at liberty. It she
failato comply with her promise, the tflleert of po
lice will no doubt take ber into custody, and nave
her dealt with In a summary manner.
UwoAtxißT—James Henly, an old Pow
hatan free negro, found himself In the pretence of
the Mayor y etterdty morniag, where he Wat placed
at the criminal bar to answer lor the offence ot os
ing insulting and abusive Itngnage to Martha Scott,
'a free woman, tod of noity and disorderly eon
duet io the street, pa bearing the evidence Jim
turned at paia at a crow, and without uttering a
word in his own defence, quietly submitted to the
deciaioa ol His Honor, which was, that be should
receive tm stripes for hlteondact. The decltioo
being made known, the Mayor ordered that he
should be locked np lor safekeeping, for tarimg to
ha*e |q hit possettbw a register of hit freedom.
««»*LB IB thb Docr.—Prom the Irtof
°®t<*er to the Ist of November, there were lis
Tasselt entered the dock, aad 126 left it, Oaring
FiEaiSar
Address or A. M. Bailkt, Erq—
antWpated, • ""d Intelligent andieece of la
dMi aod gentlemen assembled at Cortatbian Hall
laat elibt te listen to the addrraa of tUa |entle»*M>,
who la bhngelf n mechanic and a maawer
Board of Managers. and whoae intercrt and devo
tion to the Institute la not exceeded by any other
man connected with it, "
At 8 o'clock, the President, Mr. John A. Belvla,
introduced the speaker to the audience, who at
once proceeded to the delivery <4 e una*. cheate
and beautiful addresa, In which be pointed out'be
du'y of the meehaalea oi the Booth and ol Rich
mond, and the great part they w»re celled npon to
perform in achieving the Independence of the Old
Dominion. Occupying the middle ground in the
commun'ty, being second to none other than the
agricultural classes, they reaorted to none of the
trick# and intrigue* oi politician*, but in a spirit of
true patriotism, stood by the Union aa it Is, and the
rights of each of lta members.
lie next adverted to the ad vantages to be derived
by tbe rising generation of mechanics and the com
munity at large trom the success of the Institute, in
wbicb is to be established schools anil a library; and
alluded in appropriate terms to the intellectual
'east to be served to all in practical and scientific
lectures.
Ilis peroration in behalf oi the Institute, clothed
in beautiful language and rich imagery, was so
touching and appropriate, that even the ladies
could not resist tbe opportunity of applauding the
speaker as he gracefully retired from the stand.
We regret that we have not the privilege of 1 ay
log this happy and appropriate address before the
mechanics of Richmond, to let them see what one
of tbeir brethren has said. The address would
bave done honor to tbe first statesman of the land,
and as a mechanic we feel prond that tbe working
men hare such a representative of their cause, and
from their body, as A. M. Bailey.
Dealing with Slave*.—lt is a little as-
that the law of the State prohibiting par
sons from dealing with slave*, without the writt n
consent of their misters, is allowed to remain as a
dead letter on tbe statute book, when the slavts
theirsilves, as well as their matteis. are mere in
jured by Its violation, than by that of any other law
ever passed by tbe Legislature of Virginia. Keep
ers of cros*-road groggeries, in almoat every county
in tho State, grow rich hy their nefarious traffic with
»lavr s, and farmer* snd other*, apart from the vaat
amount* they lose riailv by the pioduce itolen from
them, are actua'ly having their servant* murdered
by the violation of this law, and yet *ca»cely an ef
fort is made to enforce it. At whese door dosn tbi*
dereliction of duty re*t? Are the officer* of the law,
the farmsra, the court* or the juries, responsible for
this crying evil? Surely there are acrew* loese
■omewhere, and if the people, in tbe neighborhoods
infected with theie peat*, ran get no other relief, let
them take the matter in hand and redrea* their own
grievatces. We have r»ceived Iwo communications
on tbis subject within the past week—one from Han
over and the other from Henrico, near the Western
Square cf the city—which we cannot publish, owing
to tbeir length and the pe'sinal allusion* contained
in them; but we cheerfully invite attention to the
subject, knowing a* we do the jnstice of the com
plaint*, with the hope of inducing the powers that
bs to make an efloit to provide a remedy.
Steamng Money.—Patrick Beazley ap
peared before tbe Mayor yesterday to aiiswer the
charge of stealing $26 in gold and back notes from
Wm. Dav!ne, but wben the case was called and the
prisoner arraigned, the complainant stated frankly
that he did not know what became of bismoney, and
had no good reason to suspect the accused. He was
drunk when he lest it, and of eourse could form no
correct opinion ss to what became of it With this
confession, the jMayor promptly discbaiged the sc
cused.on the motion of A. Judsjn Crane. Esq , his
counsel, and pronounced the charge a frivolous one.
Convicted.—Eliza, slave to J. S. B.
Tirsley, was convicted before the Mayor, yesterday,
of stealing a pair of stockings valued at fifteen cents,
from Wm. Burke, keeper of a grocery onj the South
side of the basin, and ordered five stiipes. The pris
oner had always borne a good character for honesty,
and on being questioned denied stealing the goods,
but admitted that she had puichased them for a lady
without a written order.
Clam Scup.—Friend Henry, of the
Adelphi House, furnished us, yesterday, with an
abundant supply of delicious Clam Soup, served
in his own peculiar style, and exceedingly tempt
ing to a fierce appetite. Lovers of good broth
know where to feast and grow fat.
First Vessels Through. — Yesterday
the steamship Virginia. Capt. Teal, took in tow the
two canal boats Napoleon and 8. C. Hurt, loaded
with cement by Mr. Letcher, of tbe James River
Works, for Norfolk. These boats are tbe first two
that have passed down the canal and taken the tow
for Norfolk.
It will be seen by his advertisement that
Dr. Stkin has removed his office to 10th street,
near Mr. Duval's drug store.
Singing Classes.—We invite the atten
tion of our readers to the advertisement of Messrs.
Hanlon &. Mingle's Union Singing Classes. A meet
ing will be held this evening at Trinity church.
A CARD.—The duties of our school will
nt t be interrupted by the burning of our email
■chool-house, aa we have ample room in our large
building for our present number and many more.
r,o 9—lt* MONTAGUE A BaSSETT.
BOOKS WORTH BUYING.—Poems of
Wm. Cullen Bryant; collected and arranged by
the Author 2 Vols., $2.
Poetical Woiks of Samuel Taylor Coleridge; edi
ted by Dr. K. Ccleridge, with a Portrait. 91.
Poetical Works of Jno Kea s; with a Portrait, Si.
Bullet's Poetical Works. 2 Vols., Edinburg edi
tion, beautifully bound io English calf, $C.
A Winter Wreath of Summer Flowers ; by 8. C.
tioodiich, with fine colored Plates. $3.
Women of the Bible; with fine Piatesani Binding
$10.
Strickland's Qneens of England ; with fine Plates
and Binding. (F9.
Ornaments of Memory, or Beauties of History,
Romance and Poetry; with 18 fine Plates, beautifully
bound. $6.
Gems of British Art, with choice Specimens of Po
etry, History and Romance; illustrated with .10 «u
peib Line Ergravings, and bonnd in magnificent
style. $20.
For sale at RANDOLPH'S
no 9 Boukttore and Bindery.
IVTEW BOOKS FOR C HIL DR E N.—
-L* JAM ES WOOD HOUSE has just received the
following pretty jnvemle works :
Stories <rotn tbe History of Ihe Reformation; for
the entertainment and instruction of tbe young; by
Misi Howitt; 62 cts.
Tbe YeuDg Islanders, or the Schoolboy Cru«oe».
A Tula tithe last century. By Jeffreys Taj lor. Price
75 cent*.
The Children's Year; by Mary Howitt; 75 ctr.
Emily Herbert, or the Happy Year; by Miss M. J.
Macintosh; £7 cts.
The Floial Offering, or Legends of the Flowers; by
Susan Pindar; £0 cts.
The Wonderful Storf-Book, containing an account
of the sevan wise man of Greece and the seven won
ders of the world; by Rev. A. D. Jones, A. M., 50 cts
Clinton—A Book for Boys; by Wm. Simonds, with
illustration*; 62 ets.
The Island Hone, or the Toang Cast-awayi; with
i. lustrations; 75 cts
Plymouth and the Pilgrim#; by Banvard; 62 cts.
Novelties of the New World; by Banvard; 02 cts.
Romance tf America History, as ii.ustiated in the
early events connected with the French settlement
at Fort Carolina, the Soanith Colony at St. Augus
tine, and the English Plantation at Jamestown by
Banva d; 62 ets. no 9
C A USAGE CUTTERS. &o, for making
Cj Mince Pie or Sansege Meat, by which every
family, with thia little mill, ran have tbe above ar
tielea fresh every day, and in quantities to suit tlie'r
purpose. For aale by
no 9 71MMF.KMAW.
TfIVE DOLLARS REWARD .—KANA-
X WAY—A negro Woman, naTned ELI/. V hav
ing a child about 2 month* old, left my house aboat IP
days since. Said woman is stoat and heal'liy, and
about 40 years eld. 1 will give the above regard for
delivery to me on Mayo st MiLES AMBLER,
no 9—3t _
VTOTICE —All persons indebted t<> Mil
i» v llson Snell, or James A Snell, will plates make
immediate payment to either of the undersigned.
Trust «es under a Deed of Trost from the said parties,
recorded la tbe Hustings Conrt, ftirhmond, and in
Henrico County Court. Longer indulgence cannot
be given, and aults will lie brought on claims sot
promptly settled. R. R. HOWISON,
L®w Building.
JOEL B. WATKINB,
no U At Kent, raine k Kent's.
DEM OVAL—-Dr. L. M. STEIN haa re
" B»oved bis Office to 10th st, between Main an'
Cary, and next door to Means. R. R. Duval k Bro's
Drug Store. g.
130WDER.—HlK) kegs Sporting; 1200
JL kegs Blasting—for site by
" DAVEWrORT, ALLEN k CO.
COLE LEATHER.—3OO sides Bole Le»-
O thee, for sale by
no 9 DAVKMPORT. ALLEN fc CO.
OILYEB SPOONS.—We have recaivtd
O aa additional snpaly of Stiver Ladlee. Spoor«,
*"«t»Too» be. which, with car stock ofßilWr
Fork#, Table and Tea Spoons. Bait Bpooas, Sugar
Bp OSS, Beast Bpooas. Ovster Ltdlea, Butter Kaives
De-ert Reives, Ftsh Knlvet, Ire At, makes oar as
sortment aC sUver poods comr Wte.
BO D QENWET fc JAMES, Eaglt Maars.
r)B HIRE.—I have two *ery sprightly
Boys for hire for the k»)»«s of tto tea- '
ED. D. EACHO,
ao • General A at. ted Collator.
•eMt, for salt by CUAJ. MiLLBf AUSB, Drgat.'
wiw spschal ytfncss.
Auction NtrriOr —Partimtar attention
lsi»<iae*sd to ray s«le THIS DAY. at 12 o'r.ioek M.
no »—lt W. KEE9EE, Aucf.
Auction, Twi» Morn iNoTat our auction
•tore, of Groe*'ie«. hlcn lee. Hydraulic Cewent,
kc. *e- DAVENPOST, ALLEN k CO.
no 9 ■ Arist*.
Auotiok Nonet.—We flail the attention
of Housekeepers to oar larae *«fa of Koam ranri
tnre. conalstiog ia part of Beds Bedstcsds. Matfre**-
c* Cfcla* «. g o f**. lie, be., THIS
MORNING, at lOe'siaek. 8»i advertisement.
no» LA* US fc SHINE Aacts.
Another Notice.—Evening Sal e.—
The a'tentlra of tbe C ! ty sad Country trade i* *o
llelted to oar *ale of Staple and Fanev G*«d« and
Jew 1-y of all stjl a. THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock,
at cur saJes room 74 Main atr*et.
do 9 LARITB k SHINE, Ancts.
Mechanics' Building Fund Association.
The second Monthly Meeting of tbe above Associa
tion, will be held at SAUNDERS' HA LI,, on Poo*
■he* between Broad and Grace at* . on WEDNES
DAY Evenirg. November 15th, at 7J o'c'ock.
Tha Secretary will be at the (tore ct S. M Zach
ri**on. corner of Broad and 6 b .streets, oa that day,
from 3 o'clock until the hour of mealing, to receive
tb« Due* of metnbars.
Shares vat untold may be obt iaed before the
meeiing. by application to Maasrs. P W. Grubbs, D.
J. Saunde'a. W. T. W. Tavlor, or to
no B—t!sN EDW. MCCARTHY, Sec>y.
Picot's Extract or Wild Cherry and
Wood N«phtha—Tbe sr*at Panacea for Cough*,
Cold*, Croup aad all di«ea*e* of tbe throat and lung*.
Prepared hy E. J. PICOT, Main *t., aad sold by Wm.
P. Lsdd, Broad St. no 7—2w
Leeches Leeches.—The public are
hereby informed, that I have ju<t received by Adams'
Express a lit of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be sppllrd upon the most reaionab'e terms; can
be found at all houra of the day at the Hair Dreaiing
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at night on
25th, between Main and Franklin nreet*.
N. B.—Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to, at the *iiorte*t notice,
no 6 R. C. HOBSON.
Special Notice.-—Country Merchants
and other* are respectfully invited to attend ray ane
tion sale* of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, at
my (tore, No. 106 Main at.. THIS EVENING, at 7
o'clock. Bee advertisement.
ELI AS HALE,
tf Auction and Com. Merchant. 106 Main «f.
"i"HEAD QUARTERS EAGLE INFANTRY, I
g Richmond, Nov. 8, 1f34. 5
IJI OidbisNo.-.
ill The Company will assemble at I afay
ette Ha'l on THURSDAY, the 9th init., at 7 o'clock,
P.M. Aft II attendance is requested by the Captaia,
as business of interest to the Company will be before
the meeting. Tbe Sergeant! will issue the stove
order to their squads.
By order of tbe Captain.
noO—lt JOHN C. POWELL, O. S.
THE AliT OP DANCING.
MCHAS. A. MoEVOY has the hot or
of again announcing to tbe eit'zecs of Rich
mond thU he will commerce Ills next annual
coarse of instruction in tbe above desirable ac
complishment at the new Corinthian Hall, (Me
chanics' Institute.) on Thursday afternoon, Dec. 7ib,
at 4 o'c uck, for young ladias, miss«s and master*, and
for gentlemen on tbe evening of the same dsy at 7J
o'clock.
Mr M. will have associated with him Mr. L. War
rock, a gentleman whe has taught successfully in the
South and West, and whose style of teaching is the
aurae.
The new dances, I.a Vasotian and Gorlitza Schot
titrhe, will be int-oduced this season.
The young ladies', misses' and masters' class will
meet every Tbursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, and Sat
urday mornings at IPJ o'cl-ck. The gentlemen's
class will meet on Tbursday and Tuesday evenings
at 7£ o'clock.
But one course of lessons will be given. Terms
$10. All persons who desire joining the classes, and
parents who intend entering children, should do so
during the first week of tbe school, as no new pupils
will be taken after the school will ha e been in ki.
sion ten days. no 9-3:
Enquirer, Whig, Bulletin, Post and Examiner copy
3 times.
<&£&£% U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ROANOKE leaves SATURDAY morn
ing, the ilth inst, at 7 o'clock, for NEW YORK, via
NORFOLK.
Freight received the entire day of FRIDAY, the
10th lost.
No freight received unless engaged at our offioe.
Passengers are requested to be on board before the
hour of departure, 7 o'clock, Saturday mor&ing, the
11th inst.
Tickets and berths secured at our office, south side
of Basin.
Passengers taking this ship for Norfolk, charged the
same as by the river steamers.
LUDLAM & WATSON.
N. B—The Steamship JAMESTOWN leaves on
TUESDAY Afternoon, at 4 o'clock, for NEW
YORK, via NORFOLK. no»-2t
■ HOUSE AND LOT IN WIL
LIAMSBUHG FOR SALE.-I offer for sale
the House and Lot in this place, formerly occupied
by the late Rev. Scervant Jones. It is pleasantly
place d on the Main street of the town, near tbe Col
lege, and wcnld serve admirably t.i a Boarding houte.
there being several small buildings attached, contain
ing many rooms.
If the property shall not be told piivately before
Tuesday. 26th December next, it will cn that day be
sold publicly at the Court-Home in this place.
Tkbms made known on application, or at sale.
RO. SAUNDERS,
Executor of 8. Jones, dte'd.
Willumsbukg, Nov. 9, 1854—Staw4w
VIRGINIA TRIUMPHANT.
OOLLARD'S NERVE AND BONE
A LINIMENT.—This Liniment cures Rbenma
tisin. Lumbago, Paralytic. Soreness and Bwellinga,
Sprains, Braises, Cranrps Numbness, Chilblains, Sore
Throat, Crcup, &c., and gives immediate relief in
every case where it is used.
FOR HORSES, it is one of the most efficacious
Liniments aver nsed, and mav be applied in ail cases
where a Lir.iment is applical le.
For sals by PURCELL LADD 1 CO , BENNETT
A BEER 9, ADIE A GRAY and R. ft. DUVAL II
BRO., Main street; W. P. LADD and L. B THO
MAS, Broad s ~ Shockoe Hill. no 9
D RICK MACHINES FOR SALE.—Tbe
JL9 owner, who declines Brick Making, bam for sale
twoßiick Machines, wbich can make from 8 to 10,04)4)
per day at much less expense than the usual mode of
making by hand. ED D. EACHO.
no 9 General Agent and Co factor.
FOR RENT.—The double tenement
home on Cary street now in the occupancy of
Messrs Hunt and Haivey. Possession can be had
on the Ist day of Januaiy next.
ED. D. EACHO.
°o !> General Agent end Collector.
WINTER SOLAR OIL.—IOOO Gallons
Bleached Winter Solar Oil, for sale l-.w by
PURCELL, LADD A CO., Druggists,
no 9 92 Main at.
TERPENTINE—IO Bbls.,lor sale by
X PURCELL, LADD &. CO., Druggists,
no 9 92 Main st.
WHITE ZINC PAlNT—Whiter, more
T V durable and economical than Leid—soo Lbi.
jolt received »nd for sale by
PURCELL, LADD A CO, Dmrgists,
no 9 92 Main St.
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW-GLASS,
ite—A large aid complete asioriment, for sa!<-
iow by fUftCELL, LADD It CU , Drtu'iU,
U - 92 Main it
OUGARS.—IOO Hhda N. O. and P. R.
O Bugars; SCO Bbls. Crashed, Powdered and Ccffae
Sugars: iW Hexes Loaf Sugar. For sale by
no 9—l« TIWBLIjr, TARDY k CO.
1 BBLS. PRIME N. O. MOLAS
IWV BEB; 20 Bbia. New York Syrup, receiv n,
m store and for sale by
noO-t. TINSLKY. TARDY k CO.
RUSSET LEATHER.-250 gides re
ceiving OB eo?<«igom«Dt and for Kale by
po 9 TINBLKY. TARDY ft CO.
\1 OUNTAIN BUCKWHEAT—Receir
r~ iDg ® arT *i" lD i C»gs thia rooming, for sale
J. 3. FRY.
fyf ACHINERY AND TANNERS OIL—
JXR 50 Barre's ho. 1, receiving and fcr aale by
P"* l J J. FRY.
ORANGES AND PINE APPLES.—
lOOOßsrtet Oraatee-,1 bbl. nice Fine Apples,
just to han< and for sale by
■«.9 8. BOW A VITA k Co.. No. 16. M-ln st.
PORTABLE SiEAM ENGINES, CJLR
r CULAR BAW.MILLS, fcc-Tti .übUTfWs
are praaared to furatrh FortahU and Btatioaa *
k aad all other <■'
f wl «* diepeteh, aad warrset.
sd of beat Mteiisla aad workmaa*Ma, at iWr woiks
oa Cary sC, aau to the City Oae Woito.
w9 -»" RURKIt ETTEHOER.
pAtfiiCULAM NOTICE—Tke adrec
-1 Jtesr, iariHoff (a extead hit barfaera. withes to
1 ■■!!*«« »i«h himself agaaileman havingfeoni t «M
to tithsr •< active us sllsnt paitaer, or with
any Hoaaa in bn«iaaas who wnnld wlshto Invest the
abeve sees la t petite ly ttQr and rvtnttasblt basl
atsa, whiah hat aad will pay BH par cent aa eetlay.
The prt*eni basintas aad w* »* tayasit oaabftrefbr
eaae, nan he thawatsto eapatity aadf staadtag. No
wastist will ha pats Utey bat priatipsls, who wl.i
be treet d eotfideatiyand walttt ot peesaptly. Tb«t
oflhrt a fttorabl topper taplty taaay (tat Is van wish,
isnsnssd tla aaltrlMW. aol-Bt*
I?AMJUr MAMS —1« trs.. laodtaf wi
* Jwsalt b» Ml U. CI<AIBOJU(X.
AMUSBMBHT*.
THEATRE.
*•"*« I. E. TAYLOR
THURJDAT EVENING, Ha-, ii h, ltii
INOOMAR.
Ingornar Mr J
P»rtbenia...., , *„ f nVj.
Bwiiifir.ty. E. * d< J J R en4lll
A MORN IKO CALL.
BirFdir»r.l . Mr B-™;r
Mr. ChlMmtja M..
To-raor >o» BENEFIT Of MR?. WARREN
THE URANP GIFT ENIERPHIsir
A FEW more Concert Ticket*, entitlie*
each percbmer to aftPI.ENDID GIFT (<u eta
irentw) in m former advfejtiaemen*,) can y e t bo kA
at the prinefpi! book .tore. ia the city ard >I*,
Mr WM. GOULDIN. »»4 of Mr. JOHN DAR»a
COTT. it the foirbi'iii Home.
the MAGNIFICENT DONATIONS
which embrace a valuable Hon** and Lot, baiu''
Carriage coatiy Fnrnitnre, splendid Jewlrj 4,
kr. can be eeea at the office. of the BnlUtm Di.'
patrh »r Penav Poet. no7-li
- HOW OPEN AT
METROPOLITAN HALL,
FOR A SHORT SEASON,
WAUGH'S ITALIA.
ANEW Series of the FINEST VIEWS
vvlnnt?' American Arti„,
s. *. WADOH, embracing, among very man* other
fine View.,
THE CITY OF VENICE,
With the ceremony cf
WEDDING THE ADRIATIC
AND THE
GRAND BEGATTA
o:ven ia honor of the EMPRESS OP RUSSIA and
THE PRINCESS OLGA. 4
Thoettieaof
LEGHORN.
FLORENCE,
FERRARA,
SOLOGNE and
MAP! Pv
Tb® Ruin* of fh©
ttERCULANE UM AND POMPEII.
The Raise of
PA F.ST I'it .IXD OF AXCIEXT ROME.
THE ILLUMINATION OF ST. PETERS,
THE ISTERIOR OF ST. PETERS.
Aori th*
ERUPTION OF VESUVIUS IN 1 *u».
For full Particoliri, im SMALL BILLS.
WT ADMITTANCE, So G*nt*. No half price.
Doors open at & quarter before 7 o'clock. Curtain
rise' at * j o'c'ock.
&1T SCHOOLS admitted on reasonable terms.
»?T^??, hlbl i l 2 D . , -,?7 erT Evening, and on WED-
NtiDAY and SATURDAY Afternoons, atSo'clk.
no 7
WANTS.
\SJANTED —A situation by a young man
" * in an Auction and Commission Store; is a
good Salesman, and understands the business; woaM
act at Salesman or Recorder. Salary not so much an
object as a permanent situation. A line addressed to
"A. C. R.," through the Post Office, will ineet with
prompt at'eniioa. EO 9_3 t »
A\TANTED —AHoum containing 3 or I
T ™ rooms, in a good neighborhood, convenient to
business, at a moderate rent. A good tenant can be
bad bv applying at this Office. no ,'i-6t
YyANTED-A fir*t rate FILER, *hich
T ™ the highest price will be paid. Enquire at R.
h W. WADDELL'3, Coach-Makers, franklin st,
. Richmond. V r a. no B—2t
ANTED—By a man of good character,
~t possessing unquestionable business qualifica
tions, and who baa had several years' experience in
merchandising; writes a good hand, and has some
knowledge of Book-keeping, wishes employment
whereat he can reader himself useful and be corres
pondingly compensated, being wi lin? to engage in
almost any kind of business whereby lie can obtain
a respectable livelihood. Satisfactory referenrrsean
be given, if required. Addrets "AUGUSTINE,"
R'cbmond P. O. ne 7—3»*
"VATANTED—An active, energetic man,
' ' to either purchase or take an interest in one
of the most valuable and useful Inventions of the
age. A Model, showing it* utility, may be seen at
the Mechanics' Fair in this city. This is a rare op
portunity for an enterprising man to make money —
Cor further particu'ars enquire at this ofiine, or ad
dress "W.," Box. HI. Richmond. no 7—l w*
\JIT ANTED—A small, clean Room, with
™v a fire-place in it. unfurnished, within a few
square* of the Metrooolitsn Hall, for s tingle g*n
tleman. Inquire at this Office. no 7
XATANTED.—We wish to purchase, or
▼ » hire, a first-rate Female COOK. For one that
can be recommended for her qualification* anl cha
racter, we will pay a liberal prce,
P. M. TABB k SON,
no fi—2w Office on Q*vernor st.
WANTED—A MOULDER —I wish to
T ▼ employ a PLOW MOULDER, to take change
of a small Foundry. To such a man, who can bring
satisfactory testimonials a* to character, capacity and
habits. I willcft'ar good ioenceraeota and salary
Address RICHARD IRBY, Black* and Wbi'e* P.
P., Nottoway county, Vs. no6~3'aw2w
WANTED, COAL MlNEßS—Steady
» » employment will be given at the COKE
MINES, on luckahoe c eek, at full price*, by con
tract or day work, to experienced white miners.—
Apply at themineior in Riohmond, to
»e 30-dts JNO. J. WERTH.Agt
WANTED-A WET NURSE.-For
▼ * one who can come well recommended, a libe
ral price will be paid. JNO. DOOLEY.
- oc 11 —t s
PLAIN, PLAID AND STRIP'D SILKS
now opening from the New York Auctions,
cheap;r than ever. Great sacrifice in French!!!—
We respect'ully call the attention of purchasers to
this very large and varied assortment of Rtch Silk
Good*, at most unparallel'd low price*.
Al*o, a large lot Plain Blk Silks, at fi?tc., 75j. and
*He. C. A GWATKIN,
do 9 Opposite Exchange Bank.
I \ANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
M-r BRASS FOUNDER, having opened a Foundry
on 10th street, between Main and Cary streets, i*
prepared to execute order* for all kind* of Plain aad
Ornamental Bran and Compo*itionCASTlNGS,[D a
workmanlike manner.
A* he i* prepared to east every day. r arson* want
ing work done can be accommodated la a few hoar**
aotica.
All kindiof Ship, Hone and Church BE L L 8 mad*
to order.
A patronage from the public 1* re*peetfullj eoUelt*
N B.—Higheitcnah priee paid for old mettle.
my 23—9 m
PUMPS! PUMPS!!—Just received at
my etore on 13th *t., between Mala aad Cary, a
large *upply of Ciatein, Well, Garden Enrioe, and
other Force, Lever, and Duuble-pction P(JMPB oi
vsriou* pattern* with brwaod Iron cylinder*, which
I will teil on the moat accommodating term*. Per
ton* needing *och article* thould give me a call,
mh 31—1» CHARLES H LANQLET.
ANEWCATECHIBM —
Q —Who ha* the greateat Oagnerrean o»l'erj?
A. —OSBORNE, opposite Exchange Bank.
U —Who i»the meet reliable Artlat'
A.—OSBORNE, 107 Main street.
Q. —Who Cake* the moetlrfe like Picture*?
opposite Excbaage Bank.
Q.—Who tak« the gr-a(e*t number of pietnrf«t
A.—OSBORNE, 167 Main itraet.
Q.—Who bat the greateaidieplny of Painting*?
A.—OSBORNE. Oppveite Exchange Bank.
Q.—Wbo ha* tbe beat nnortment of Caae* ax '.
* >U Locket* ?
A.—OSBORNE. 167 Maiaatroat.
Q,—Who take* the beat the leas',
ui on*) >
A.—OSBORNE, oppoaite Exchange Bank.
STEAM KEFINED CANDIES, ol very
•nperior quality manufactured, dally for the c on
try trade. Wholesale prices:
Candid t "sorted par Ik. 12} eta.
Do do extra lb e<*.
Do do fa*ey Soto24e»a.
Warranted "|oal in iterj respect to any o
thii eoantry. aid will keep In any eiiaat*. Order*
•ncloatng caib, crci y acceptance, prompt f r ward
ed to aay part of iha eoantry.
no 2 LOUIS J BOS9IKUX. H7
7ft ftftft rr NORTH CAKO-
I U«UUV UNA DRESSED FLOOBINO
M.OUO feet S-i Heart i* du
»,OPO do 3 4 Of*—4 Weather Boarding
lO.OWI do f-4 Step Board*
HLMO de ail heart Sail
Landing tbia day, par aebra. Nafe Head and o*ee •
o a, and tor taia lowoa tke wharf by
oc 17 MLVIN h PABKFft
rro THE MEMBERS OF THE STATE
JL AGRICULTURAL FA It, aad other* tltii»|
the cHy.-r«» are let; eotfaUy iavited to ekk my
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