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/ PRENTICE Wanted, by ! respect
able Youth. aged ls to apprentice himself TO tie
House and sign Painting other resDsc able trade Adj
cittS NJ, care OF NJ. Harrlson Chatham sguare az -
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E'URNISHED ROOMS. without meals,

d for Gentlemen Only. in NO s'ory house, where
there re no boafdcrs children, front upon the
second door, with eraie furnished parl II desired
With hack room commune stmg. Also, an attic bedroom
rs9 uTuThSSs
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WORK, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1851

4 Gen rs Wanted, 10 canvass 4 Hcv
Z = +rflt "a Wo-s Nsfe need apply hnr iUe1 vie
c. i've snpe s.errtv kAIL skI1Z.
No 80 Erua1 ~ag. np stars.
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RONNEI WIkER-Wanted; one who
= un5eistSr d. Wrng ard Bending BONES No others
need apply. CAL az NJ ~ Pca'l-st up stars az ~
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4 S Cook, Washer and lroner. or 10 do
~ general hoa ny respectable Young Wonin
Wages 50 oh OBJECT good ane cool refer
orot gwen Call at No II York 81 oeSner Of Pearl Bros
lyD Can le seen fer I've days. az l"
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4 : Cook or Housemaid, by German
~ Woman rccsn'ly arrived in this coustTy She a1dar
Sands pa n WORKING. well washlag ard 10 ias.
Applg q, No - Greenwich 81. CO II
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CTOPPANl HALL. No. 500 Broadway.
~ GRANp MOVING PICTURE OF TIE CRYSTAL
PALACE Proprietor. { BAkNIN.
PRINCIPAL Artist, SiSnpr DEiANANo
assistant Arfiss-Ssgnor Aeohes Chessito and Vov0,o
o. M,ssrs Do Lara. Bcs4uo. and lafmafiis
Conductor md Dencator y HALL.
OPEN EVERY Nv HNlNG, com neucins AZ u O'Clock
AID en- "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Afternoons a. oclk
Doors open an hour previous 60 each exh bltion.
Adfuis.i"n . cents. No hat-pfae tickets
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% .EsctI,ior Ruildlng and Mutual Lean

~ Excelsior Building and Mutual lean
,SS'fatlon.-thls Association VIII hUll Us ivkuiA.
SSe.ssiy mee,mg ca tt ESDAY EVENiN0, Doc q Al
%,s,sosc Hail. No "a Grand. near forSta-st AZ q
soek when number al ShartS Viii be sold Suoscfp-
he received ~ 81 entrance fee until the Sd INST
DeeehbeT monthly dues and interest are required 70
On OF before Monday, Dec. !, a. the oESe OF ho
s~-tien, No 10 Bowofy, ~ stairs, where any lnlof-
@ssea connected with tho Association be ob'alnod
Il 4. HAMS, President.
N y. tkBARTE, Secretary d2 ltG
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asRS EMMA CIILINGHAM BOsT-

NsKS. EMMA GilLlNGHAM BOST-
I'VE wICK'S SIXTH eud !. iSrsOIREE MUSICALE.
AZ NIBLOS SALOON, rhU RSDAf EvENiN3 y, Dec. T.
assisted BY SIG BATflNi SIR AUGUSfE HOGAN,
Pianist, his fIst appearance a tuenea SIG S,ONSiA
MI L. &. HlII. Mr. J. q. BgiSfON, Mr IE6E-
LUNA, Mr.. PRISON An1 Afr rIAiM
1he tIana PAIo-r oSto used Is tom the actor, OF
J Nhckr' ing
Seats can be secured - nc sserorte and Muse store
OF v IA Hall Son. 30. lsg edw.y Meme OF the adj
tltssts heretofore sec vii De good fer this Soee
Tsseis Gee. Doors open az g. s0rcc - ccmmoacs At 7.
O'Cl.ck. dsN
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
EW BOOKS.

MORRIS & BROTHER.
The International tor Augusta magnificent number,
containing 81 highly finished wood engravingS, in
GLIDING II views of the most fashionable watering
places Of the United States. With the best foreign
literature of the month"; and great variety of ine-
resting and valuable original papers. This number
commences the 4th volume and new year OF publi-
cation-the first, second and third volumes bound in
muslin. Price. each. ....................SI IS
Harpers New Monthly Magazine for August. 25
Travels in the United States, &C., during l849 and
1850, by the Lady Emeline Stuart Wortley-
History Of Josephine, by John G. Abbott, forming
the 10th volume OF "Abbotts illustrated Series;'
16mo, muslin, with an illuminated title page and
numerous engravngs. ................ 80
Stuart of Dunlealh, story Of the present time, by
the Hon. Caroline Norton-Svo, paper. 25
Cosmos sketch OF Physical Description OF the
Universe, by Alex. Won Humboldt-transated
from the German, by e Otte--complete in
volumes, l2mo, muslin. Observation-Disclosures IS
Godfrey Malvern, or the Lille OF an Author, by
Thos Miller, with numerous illustrations; Syo,
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The Daughter Of Night, story OF the present
time, by S w Fusom; Svo, paper....:. ....... 25
Yeast: Problem, by the author of "Alton
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Eastbsry, tale, by Anna Harriet Drury; II mo,
Harpers New York and Erie Railroad Guide "
Book, containing description of the scenery,
rivers, towns, villages, and most important works
on the road-iIusraed with 1876 engravings by
Losing and Baritt, from original sketches made
I2mo, paper SOC; muslin. Observation-Disclosures. 81
The Lorgnette, by Tx Marvel, 4lh edition. elegant
ly bound in volumes, with II illustrations by
barley Observation-Disclosures. so
Jenny Lnd's Tour through America and Clta by
G G Rosenberg, author IT Life OF Jenny Lind,
&c .................... Observation-Disclosures 90
The Gypsy Chief, thrilling romance, by G w
Reynolds. The last production by this very po
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Henry Mayhem. ............... IL
The Countess of Salisbury, I'd edition, by Alex.
Dumas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
Punchs Complete Letter. Writer--New edition OF
this book of "mirth and fun. ......... $50. 25
Mary Lawson, by Eugene Sue; third edition 49,. IS
The Mcroscopists Manual vol royal 5vo..... 81
Cragies General and Pathological Anatomy, vol
royal 8yo. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Rankings Half. early Abstract Of Medical Sci
ences-No l3, for July
Medical News for July
De Quincey's Writings, vol. 5, comprising Life and
Manners, and Autobiography, with portrait.
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ANOTHER CUBAN MEETING INN. YORK
GREAT EXCITEMENT

NEW DIRK, Aug. 10th
Another tremendous gathering of the Gu an SYM
pathizers was held in the Park to night At least ten
In ousand persons were present. Edward Blockman
presided and the meeting addressed by Enoch Camp
Thomas N. Carr, Capt Rynders and others. The
Language OF the speakers more violent and excl
ting than the previous evening, and as consequence
the mob were raised to the highest enthusiasm.
Banners with bloody notices were distributed among
the crowd and every used to increase the feel
ing OF resentment against the Cuban authorities.
Cheers, screams and groans heard all sides,
and the latter especially pedominaed, when the Cour-
Ter, Express, and Tribune papers alluded to. One
OF the speakers, in the midst of violent harangue
begged the listeners to do nothing rashly, and espe
cially deprecated the attempt to modest the Spanish
Consul, had been threatened. ellis Office" said
he "s at l9 Leonard street, but don't, friends do
anything unlawful"
After his speech, the sympathsers formed process
sion headed by "a band OF music, and proceeded up
Broadway in the direction of Leonard street, hooi1g
yelling, and threatening vengeance. The Spanish
Consul kept out ofthe way understanding that coat
of tar and feathers had been prepared for him. In
consequence OF threats directed against La Chronica
the Spanish paper extra police force of 300 men had
been stationed there.
New YoRK, Angust26, ls5l-lOa, P. MAT pre-
sent, all is quiet, and there no indications of vo-
lence. The mob has dispersed.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28

The RECENT RIOT IN New ORLEANS, &c.-In adj
dition to what published on Saturday in relation to
the recent riot New Orleans, earn from Dispatch
es in the Savannah Republican of Saturday, that the
Spanish Consul at New Orleans has been compelled 10
surrender to the committee who called upon him. the
names OF tfty-one Americans who in the engagements,
while making flank movement in boats, were cap
tured taken to Havana and executed.
Several letters from some of the deceased were given
up by the Consul at the time. At first he had
fused to do so. One OF the Republicans dispatches
states that among the captured Cr ttenden Jas
Kerr and Boyce, and almost all artillery 1t is also
stated thai five hundred Creoles had left Havana
Join Lopez, and that the Creoes were focking to his
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NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED BY
NASH Il WOOD Hobs

"A " " Il.
LODGES PORTRAITS-240 Portraits of Illustr-
Gus Personages of Great Britain, with biographical
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The Religion of Geology and its Connected Sciences,
by Edward Hitchcock, D d, l. j. d
The Feathered Tribes Of the British Islands, by Robert
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Wilson's American Omithology, including the Birds
of Audubon, Bonaparte, Nuta. and Richardson,
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Reliques of Ancient English Poetry, by Percy, vols
MOUNT HOPE; or Philip King Of the Wampa-
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superior in point both of conception and execution to
the great mass OF American novels. The materials
derived from incidents in the history of New Eng
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narrative OF extraordinary power, many scenes OF
which are OF intense and thrilling interest. The Pc
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most stirring characters and events OF that time
freely and judciously appropriated and give sub
stance and reality to the plot on which the fiction is
founded"
LONDON LABOR AND THE LONDON POOR in
he Nineteenth Century. Cyclopeda of the Social
Cond ton and Earnings of the Poorer Classes OF the
British Metropolis, in connexion with the Country, by
Henry Hayhew. With Engravngso Of the Scenes and
the Persons described, copied from Daguerreotypes,
taken BY Beard, expressly for This work Published
NILE Il NoTs u
IS cents. His book, accordingly,is sincere
gush of poetry inspired by the wonder with which
fresh, imaginative spirit must contemplate the mar
wells of an Oriental cline. 1t is pervaded with
warm glow of feeling, and makes no attempt to
conceal natural emotion by Of affected persi
fage. The writer is not ashamed to show that his
heart is yet alive. His descriptions are often ANNA
ted by the sparkling play Of exquisite humor.-
With a singular command OF expression, he reprodu-
the picturesque scenery and strange incidents
which he has witnessed, with dness that has all
the charm of fine landscape painting. Whoever
would luxuriate in the Respondent sunshine OF an
Eg, ptian sky, and dreamily gaze on the weird phan
tasnagoria ofthe enchanted Nile, has only TO yield
his imagination to the suggestive pictures OF this deli
cious prose poem-N Y. Tribune.
LORD HOLLANDS FOREIGN REMINISCENT
CES-Edired by his Son, Henry Edward Lord Hol-
land 60 CENTS
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.


Totol defeat of Lopez and his forces-Their CAPTURE
by the Government Troops.
New ORLEANS, Aug. o.
By letters recevedhere from authentic sources dated
Havana the 18th, learn that opez had fought only
me battle with the Spanish troops. The latter met
with repuIse, but shortly receiving large reinforce
mens with cannon &c, they returned to the charge,
and succeeded in utterly routing the 'Patriots" and
capturing nearly every one of them, including Lopez
This battle occurred almost Immediately after the
landing.
Tire loss the Spanish side upon their repuse, was
between four aud five hundred.
Every thing is apparently quiet at present, and Nc
farther difficulty IS anticipated until more "tili5usters"
arrive.
tit will be remembered that we have previously had
official accounts otthis engagement, and that the Spa
nsh General had sent to Havana for artillery. We
have also had rumors that 400 OF the Spanish troops
had fallen in the ngagement. This confirmation of
that rnmor and the statement OF the capture OF Lopez
and his remaining forces, would be valuable could
we know how justly the letters described as from
"au,heniic sources. There is possibility that these
are days later advces brought by the Empire City,
whose news was but mpertectIy telegraphed yester-
day, the account of the wires being out of ORDER
But then again Is also possible that they private
letters, giving in realty late "autehtlc" information
but only repeating with confidence the prevalent
mors.-Eds ". Y . Com. Ado.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28

W The remains of Col. C.ittenden and Captain
ker, were brought to New Orleans from Havana by
the Empire City Thousands OF people (says des
PATCH endeavoured to get sight of the collins con.
tanning their dead bodies, and deep feeling of awe
pervaded the whole community OF New Orleans. This
gave rise to the sudden outbreak the night of the 2ls
inst. The attack the Office of the Spanish Consu
was caused by report that he received by the Empire
City letters from of the murdered Americans,
and refused TO give them up when demanded by
their friends
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28
" DON. IMPORTER OF

EAANIEL III. LONDON IMPORTER OF
FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH
GOODS, AND DEA LE,R IN AMERICAN DRY
GOODS, offers for SALE for cash, punctua Gus
toners, upon the usua credits, large assortment of
Shawls and ladies' Wrappings. In the stock will be
lew Bayarian Long Shawls Of a costly character.
CASIIMERES AND MOUSLIN DE LANES
Some most exquisite styles and worry costly, as we'll
as the lower grades
FRENCH PRINTS-These designs are of the
very best, and the colours and patterns entirely new
French Hats and Cloths.
Paris Cassnees and yestings superb and very tasty
Cloths and black Doeskus, in ali styles.
German Hosiery very low.
Gloves and SuSpenders.
Blankets, in every style and colour; some Bed Ban-
kefs oil the most expensive kind.
Silk Goods Tor dtesses;a few Antique Dresses i'll
patterns.
Checked and brocade coloured Silks,
Back Italian and French Silks, cheaper than hereto
lore.
DOMESTIC GOODS, made IN Vrigina--2-4 and
ii Sheetngs and Shftngs AS these Goods have
come into my hands under peculiar circumstances,
they will be furnished to my customers at cent
the yard less than the factory prices
VIRGINIA MADE CLOTHS-6-4 al 81 %, and
S-4 black coatngs at IS These are The best
Cloths, and the cheapest sold in the State As
the LOTS small, speedy application from those who
N FLANNELs AND EEksEYs, the 81 stock Ds' will
KENTUCKY JEANS AND WOOLLENs.-My
impressions that in these styles OF Goods, the trade
will fad the very best bargains ever offered
LACES, COLLARS AND CUFFS-London
made; very handsome and cheap Caters and London
top Coats in all styles. AS it may be useful merely TO
classify some OF the styles in the assortment, have
done so; but no one who comes to the market to buy
any goods ought to TAIL to examine the stock, and to
bay such goods they need because they cheap
as they can be bought anywhere, being imported,
lar as practicable by myself and selected with express
reference to the Virginia. North Carolina and Tennes
trade
The Merchants and Others who need goods in qusn-
titles, are informed that by an arrangement which has
tl,a.-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28
isY ALEXANDER MOTT.
NOEL Main street, opposite the city Hotel

- REGULAR SALE DAYS:
IUhSDAYS, THURSDAYS SATURDAYS.
s AN the above named days will sell at public auc-
~ ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel, com
nenclng at halt-past O'clock, variety o miscella-
neoqs goods, such as the following
:, FUBNlFQRE.--Cabnets, Wardrobes, SiIeboards.
Bureaus, Bedseads, Chairs OF every style and paltern
Hair and Shuek Mattresses, Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Gard Tables, Beds and bedding &c.
AI1SO-A large iotof reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods Nc, with CotA~ Cassmeres, Sattinets, Vest
ings, Flannels, bIeached and uubleached; domestic
white and brown !, Linen Table Covers Oil Cloth do
Hosiery, Cravats, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &C. Also. large collection of sea.
so}nabtes ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes
silk, wool and water proof Hats, cloth and glazed
Gaps, Cutlery and large assortment OF Trunks, Va
friction iNatehes, Clocks and an endless variety OF
Perfunery and Fancy Goods OF every description
mn ALEX. MOTT.
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Correspondence Of the New York Herald.

HAVANA. August TT, t55I.
| omitted giving you account of the Pizarro, and
the inhuman treatment of the pilot and engineer. The
pilot, in taking her into Bahia Honda happened to get
as she struck, the commander the officer in com
mand of the troops, drew his sword and split the pilots
head open at one blow, and, report says, killed him
Instantly.
In endeaYorag to back the vessel off, some part Of
the engine out. The engineer Immediately
put under arrest and believed here that he has been
shot. The ship is wreck, as there came on
heavy blow, and report says she has blged.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

CONCORD, N H., Aug. rs.
Last night, shop adjoining the Eagle Hotel was fired
by nincendiary, and the flames spread in every
direction, destroying the best portion of the town. in
newspaper offices, &c. The loss is estimated at $685.,
900, which is mostly covered by insurance. John Rob-
lnson, negro, has been arrested suspicion of being
the jucendiary
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28

letter to the Washington Republic, dated "staun-
ton, Aug 25" confirms the eIanchoy intelligence of
the death of Governor Mcdowell on the prev day.
at his residence near Lexington
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PAMPERO
AT SAVANNAH

NEW ORR, Aug 70.
The steamship Florida has arrived, with Savannah
dates to Saturday. She reports that the Pampero
in Dolly Sound, SO miles below Savannah, and would
arrive at Savannah Saturday night, where large
number waiting to embark for Cuba
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28

THE CAPTURE OF LoPEz.-The New York Journal
OF Commerce learns from private letter written 10
young man in New Y ork by his relative in Havana
that previous to his capture, Lopez was wounded hay
ing sustained the loss Of an arm by a shot.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28
AUCTION SALES.
BY DuNloP, moNCURE & ca.
FUTURE DAYS.

POSTPONED SALE.
& SCTFEE, SUGAR. RIOi,ASS fGS. WITS
- KEY, &c. AT AUCTJON--On FRIDAY,
The 29'h inst, commencing at 10 O'clock we will sell
at our warehouse at Rockets, o:close consignments
rs bags 10 Coffee prime quality
40 hhds plantation and clarified Suear--Tanging
from isir to choice quality.
$50 bbls Attakapas and Coast Enthusiastically
crop, and prime quality
100 boxes and bbls crushed. clarified and loaf
Sugar.
100 bbls, tierces and bids Muscoyado MoIagses
iI3 bbIs Cincinnati Whiskey
US boxes Adamanne and Sperm Candles
200 boxes Soap
With many other articles shifted TO the trade.
TERMs-Under 500, cash; over 3I00 months Gre
dit, for approved, negotiable paper.
an &c ETa',s
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS DAY.

s : ROCERlES, &c, AT AUCTTON.-Ou
az THURSDAY, 2Slb Aug, at 10 O'Clock. n onr
auction store, we will sell all assortment Of Groce
res. viz: ''''
Porto Rico Sugars
Rio and Laguayra Coffee
sole Leaiher-good and damaged
Lamp Oil, Ginger,
Brown and black Soap
Iallow and Patent Candies
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars.
French Brandy, N + Rum
Window Glass Rice
Green and Black Teas
Pearl Starch Coffee Sugar
M0lasses. S NS'
ALSO-50 bags Brazil Sugar, for account of whom
it may concern. ""''e
ALS0-140 bales Hav
ALSO-l case damaged Hardware
ER&s-Under 500, cash; and 800 and over iour
months credit, Tor approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
au % Aucts
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sssTRArroN's OFFICE, No. $, South l4h
- street.
Let all the world say what they caa,
For selling prizes, STRArToN's the man.
Drawn numbers OF Monongalia, No. 92-August 9th:
IA 80 81 A IS II 10 20 2 63 AZ 20.
Whole Nos. IL 10 "a, prize OF $500; sod and paid
Drawn Nos of Monongalia, extra, No. 7s-Aug. 18th
"a As 40 40 - rs "a so 50 is 20 So % 6.
Ian -''9 ~' '''0 ''N p''N ssETRATToN
81 ID II 50 co 8 81 2 10 S. 50 81.
Whole Nos. ID 90, a prize sold and paid by
Drawn Nos. of MonongaIia No. 96-Aug. l4th:
IS 81 S. SIS u 81 Ga Us 60 "a Sc 49,
Half Nos. SO So 60, prize OF 500, sold and paid
Drawn Nos: Of Monongalia extra, No: II, Aug l6
II 81 26 % IL IL 10 40 81 10 a.
Tickets Nos 10, II, q, a prize of 500, sold and
TO- ii, IS, 'N " sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia, extra No. S3--Aug. %:
"a 10 81 9 40 So II IS Al 80 43 8.
il Do Nos So 50 s. SIS Two sold and paid sy
aTRATTON.
&c % 50 Al ii IS 9 80 81 81 IS.
Half Mes 90 SO, prize OF 500, sold and paid Bye
STRATTON.
THURSDAY onongaiia extra, No. 87nCaptal:
$4,000 &c numbers, II drawn Tickets SH' halves
THURSDAY-M onongalia, No. l07-Capital:
$4,000. rs nos, Is drawn. Tickets 50, halves 30,
quarters %.
acknowledgements extra, No. l08-Capal;
$4,000. 7S nos, IL drawn. Tickets So.
SATURDAY-Mono extra No. 99Capita:
"a 500. rs numbers, ii drawn. Tickets g. halves
Soc, quarters 25c
Virginia MouongaIia, class No 100, Aug, 3o-Capi-.
tails: prize of $40 000 80 900, 10000 of 5000, Of
1895, 50 Of 1000, so of 500 ia of OF 300, &C. &C.
Tickets So
sRuyers are referred to my Register OF Prizes, to be
seen nj the office as proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders Tor packages certificates OF packages, and sin,
be promptly attended to- and drawing sent when fe-
quested. Please address orders to
aul8 N. STATION. Richmond, Va
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28

about five and twenty years Old very light and neatly
dressed. He sports quito becoming moustache. lie
is said to have married. since he has resided in these
parts This is the first South Carolina case that has
arisen, we believe, under the Fugitive Slave Law.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28
THE EUROPEAN STEAMERS.

Wv NEW oRK, Aug. 70.
Wehave no report yet ofany OF the European stea-
mers expected. The:Asa, the fleetest Of the Gu
nard line, will probably be along this evening with ad-
vices from Liverpool one week later.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28
BY RICHARD CAgJ'VgfoYN.

Mp EGUE.AaS SALE DAYS. MORDAYS,
g ~ Wednesdays and tridays-Sae of horses every
81 o'clock, will sell at auction at INV store on isb St
variety OF Miscellaneous articles, consisting OF the FOL
lowing:
GROCERlEs-Sngar Coffee, Gunpowder Tea,
and Sides Rice, Pepp Ginger Brandy, Whskey, Gin,
Molasses, Butter Lard terrngs, Shad
FQRNITUaE-B!e aus, Sideboards, Washstands,
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses Bedstcads
Chairs, CandIestands, Dining, Tea, and Toilet Tables
Bedding Of every description, Tenders, Shovel ana
iongs, with many other articles in the ousekeepng
line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, S5c.--I willalso sell Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing Of every kind Hats, Caps,
Crockery-ware, Matches Writingaad Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c.
au2i r CATITHORN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-28

NEW YORK MARKETS, Aug. &c, 6 P. NJ
Flour is steady-sales of 900 bbs. at s7!aS4
for Stale brands 81 so for Genesee and 4aS4 12s
for old.
Sales of 5000 bushels wheat SO cts for white mid
ding. and SOC for Ohio. Sales OF 80 900 bushels
mixed corn at 56a57c.
Cotton is firm-sales of 800 bales al stasa for mid
ding Orleans and S4aSAc for upland
Sales OF Kentucky tobacco at 55a5ac