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AFFAIRS in CUBA.

The N. o. Picayune of the 7ih inst, con
tains the following letter, which gives, IN con-
else manner, the condition of affairs in Csba :
HAVANA, Sept. 2, 1852.
II appears now to be beyond all doubt that
the CreoIes of this Island did intend to make a
stroke for independence, and that il was TO have
commenced at San Chfistobal, in the Vueiia
del Absio, some time in the month OF August.
II seems now to be well understood that this
was defeated by the measures OF the govern
ole party being divulged 10 the government by
the informer, Chapoiiny Patin. They expect
ed 10 rise and hold out through the Island un-
iii succored from the United States.
The editorial in this mornings Diario is, OF
conrse = government manifesto. Ii admits that
d;safTaction does exist in the Island, that ar
rests have been made, and that some of the
parries are strongly suspected OF harboring de-
signs inmical to The Island" \ ou would sup
nose that the arrests are few. Ii 10 gross at
Tempt to deceive parties abroad. speak wnat
| know when venture to state that there are
conf;ned al this date, in the Real Careei, the
pnn,s Fort Principe. the cabanas and the Mo-
ro CastIe. upwards of four hundred prisoners,
including fourteen females. assure you this
nnmber is NOT exaggerased. Indeed, am as
sured that ii is even underrated.
I do NOT give credit TO all hear, because il is
d;fiealt 10 believe. in the age of civilization,
rh.. ! government with such an immense force
at their back, and feeling secure in their power,
would resort TO the cruel means OF extortlng
confessions from the suspected which are al
tribu,ed 10 the snbordina,es in the interior OF
these dungeons, and The officials which have
been sent out to hunt up conspirators. Under
stand me, do not deny for moment the righ,
or The duty OF the authorities to search out the
authors of any conspiracy against them, or 10
use their best excrtions 10 prevent the loss o
this Island 70 Spain, either by external or in
ternai efforts. But the practices OF which rus
NOR accuses them belong TO an age OF barba
risal, and l had hoped would never again b
supposed possible in christian land. vii
moi give you the cHrrent details of their afro
cities. They are not inferior 10 those perpe
tra,ed BY O. DonneIl in '43'-'44.
Day before yesterday about thirty prisoner
we're seen 10 stop before the commissary's ol
fee. Among them was q young officer Of III
rank of Capiais, dressed in full uniform. wit
several orders on bis breast, bus with his arm
tied behind his back with asrong cords. s
The Captain General has written TO Spai
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1NHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DE-

THE SUBSCRIBER I'll AVING DE-
l. CLINED BUSINESS his own account re
turns his sincere acknowledgements to his friends
and the public tor the very liberal patronage ex
tended TO him, and begs a continuance in his new
eonnexion.
He ha. arranged with Messrs. C.. HARTWELL
l. CO., where he will be able 20 SHOW aI old sos-
toners choice selection of every thing in the
DRY GOODS line, and will be able to sell them on
the same liberal terms which he has offered in his
old business, and which have proved so generally
satisfactory
Hisfriends are invited to call and see him. His
old customers viii find him from this daae at Messrs
EARTWELL Il CO, and he begs them 10 call as
soon ss possible and adjust their accounts. 1t is
very important to MIN to wind up his old business
st the earliest date.
Ifs ]. G. CHENERY.
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CEDAR TARIFFS most successful remedy.

~ now IN use Tor the cure oil Consumption, brOn
chis, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dyspepsis, Piles,
Kings Evil, Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver &c.
Opinions Of the Medical Faculty.
baltimore, March II, 1851.
Mrs. B. B. N0FTis-Dear Madam : 1t gives me
great pleasure in recommending 10 public favor
your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) excel
lent preventive or curative in the first stages of
bronchial affections, or diseases of the lungs, and
also as very valuable tonic. Yours very respect
fully, T ID. WRIGHT, M ID.
subscribe. with pleasure and full confidence, to
the good effects of the Cedar Tar, as prepared and
so.6 by Mrs. Norris in many cases of disease, hav
ing prescribed it frequently, and always with good
eIects. A. RICH, M. ID.
March -, 1851.
Mrs. B. B -N0rris-Madam II gives me pleas
ure to recommend to the favorable notice of the
public your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) in bron-
clial affections AID diseases or the lungs.
THOMAS OWlEGS, NJ. D.
Baltimore, March 81. 1851.
The Cedar Tar is daily gaining popularity In this
community. and some of our own physicians are
recommending il to their patients.
We are permitted TO refer TO the following per-
sons citizens of Richmond and vicinity, out OF
large number. (who, from motives OF delicacy. pre-
fer that their shoald not be made publlc,)
whc have received great benefit from the use OF the
Ts-1 np c Crpur Dentisi II. Meseke, Jas. K.
Moore, Jno B. Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
Call and see certificates.
- Beware of counterfeits. The genuine art.
Gle Is for sale by
P HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
su4 General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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CHiNAMEN's DIFFICULTIES SETTLED.-Ws
made mention of difficulties existing between
some of the Celestial residents Of this city, and
that one Lea chan had complained Of THAI
for fear he would take his lite. Some rich de.
velopments OF Chinese legislation and govern
Iment were expected to be made, but it seems
that the matter has been satisfactorily settled
outside ofthe judicial tribunal. But there are
other storms brewing, and az they involve the
peace and security Of the fair sex, il will ne
cessarily cause some commotion and excite
ment. A-thai, the self led dictator il seems,
has ordered one of his agents to summon .
number Of women residing on Dupont street,
and under the guardianship Of Miss Atoy, TO
appear before him at his head quarters on Sa.
cramento street, and show cause why they
should not pay a certain tax or contribution.
But Miss Atoy knows thing or two, having
lived under the folds of the Star Spangled Ban.
ner for three years, and breathed the air Of res
publicanism, and she canntf be easily hum
bugged into any such measures. Besides, she
lives pear the Police Office, and knows where
to seek protection, having been before the Re-
corder as a defendant, at least fifty times her
self. A-thsi had better be particular as to the
power he assumes, or he may find his dignity
wiped away. by being dumped in the lock up.
Alta California, Aug. Is.
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ADVANCE IN WIsEs AND BRANDiEs.-Thers
has been quite an advance in wines and bans
dies within the last week or ten days, owing
10 the reported short grape crops in France,
Madeira, Spain, &C., and further material
of Madeira Il il said thai the vine has suffered
severely, and ia some parts wholly destroyed:
50 thai there will be liltie, Il any. wine for e.
port next year. This will be severe blow to
the Inhabitants, ~ the grape il 10 them whal
potatoes ara 70 . large part Of IIeiard-shs
principal support.--New York Exrysts.
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ARREST OF A MURDERER.-The Little Rock
fArk) Banner says that man calling himself
Dean, but whose real name is Love, was ar !.
rested in that city on the 26th ult., charged
with the murder of Dir. Lester in South
Carolina, some time since, and for whom
reward of $500 had been offered by the sheriff
of the county from whence he escaped. The
Banner gives the following account Of the
murderer.
This young man, not more then twenty.
three or twenty-five years OF age, nas run q
speedy career in crimes OF the BLACKLIST dye
For the murder he was condemned TO be hung;
his counsel procured new trial, previous TO
which he broke Jail and escaped TO mississippi.
He there met an acquaintance who gave him
home and whose hospitality he repaid by
seduc ing his daughter, between twelve and
thirteen years of age, with whom he eloped
after stealing horse from her father. They
made their way to Rock Roe, in this State,
where Love got into brawl and was compell-
ed TO leave. lie came to this place, leaving
the girl behind him, whom he said he married
at Cosfeeville, Miss. The father and uncle Of
the girl pursued him, and captured him here ~
above stated. He confessed that he was the
man named in the proclamation, and that be
was willing to 90 back to South Carolina
We understand the father OF the girl refused tt
see her, and has left her to her own resourcel
for living.
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CHANGE OF OPINION usDER DirFIeULTIxs.
during the late elections in England, IN
aris,ocraI and protectionist, at Ross, Hereford.
shire, was heard to express himself with great
contempt Of the .'rahble." Tnereupon NUM-
ber OF the persons alluded tn seized him, caFs
ried him up to the third story Of q house. and
Trade for eser!n when they let him 60 un.
harmed.
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NOTiCE.-The subscribers have formed a CO.
~ partnership under the style of QUARLES d
BROOKE, and will continue the Hat and shoe
Business &: the old stand of the senior partner
HENRY w. QUARLES,
ROBERT T. BROOKE
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oUARLES d. BKUUn e, dealers in Boots

QIAKLES q BHUUNE, ueaIers N boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Trunks, &c, &c, No.
I2l Pearl street. Richmond, Va, are now receiving
trade to which they would call the attention of
country merchants, farmers, and the public gene
rally. Their stock is large and comprises one of
the most complete assortmeLts to be found in any
house and being desirous of selling on the most
accommodating terms, they think that they can en-
sure satisfaction tn their customers.
They are largely engaged in the manufacture OF
sh0es, which viii enable them to furnish superior
article, and in most 10 regulate the sizes to
sti purchasers Believing that good article is
always cheapest, they will at all times endeavor to
lutish such goods will prove satisfactory to the
cufomer. Purchasers are respectfully invited to
cal au 3l-dlm
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FOR RENT

. FOR RRNT, the Dwelling over the sub.
"a scriber's store, containing six rooms. porcb.
kitchen, &c, suitable for boarding house or large
family. Possession given in October next.
ED. NJ MORGAN,
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-Srr7. VIRGINIA BA X EhY, i5th
SzlIS8 street, East side, between sHain
- and Cary streets, near the corner Vi
GAtAhD Main street
W. SHAHKS a. J. CANNON having opened the
above Bakery, trust that by careful attention in pro
c,,ying fhe best materials and workmeu, they will
be able to supply the pubic with such nice Family
Bread and Fancy Cakes, &c, a. to merit share OF
,,anaral nstrouege se l0-Ims
l1lpOHTED CIGAkS.-30D,000 Havanf a
i Cigars the most choice brands, our ewn impor.
tations direct now Ia store and custom house, and
for sale on accommodating terms by
se6 CHARLES 7. WoRTHAM T. co.
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EDUCATION.
YoulNG LADIES, COLLEGIATE 81

VOUNG LADIES, COLLEGIATE SE.
\ MlNAhf, corner OF Franklin and Fifth streets
Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va The sixth session of
tnis INSTITUTION viii commence on Monday, Sep
tember 9th, upon an improved plin. The School
WIZ consist OF iye departments-Primary, Acade.
mic, and three Collegiate Deparlmenis-sophomor
junior and senior. The collegiate department. viii
embrace all the important English Branches and
The design of this department is to qualify Young
ladies' Tor teachers, and to occupy stations in the
higher walks OF life.
TEAcHERs.-S. 8. Stevens, A. NJ, Principal: Mr.
, n.a,cos, Professor OF Modern Languages; Mr. J. 8.
Perkins, Teacher in Drawing; Miss Nichols. Teach.
er OF Music, or others If preferred.
Inc most compete Mt and accomplished ladies will
De procured to assist in the English department
Sc 3-lm
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-TO THE YOUNG
GENERALLY.-I propose giving instructiou in
Drawing In all its various branches and in the art
and science of Architecture e, this fall Commencing
the hrst OF the present month, on very moderate
terms In the courses the STUDENT by close appli-
cation, VIII acquire knowledge of any branch of
Drawing, and much valuable information. Those
oesrous OF taking instructions invited to call at
my office, two doors from Main, on 18th street
opposite the James River and Kauawha Company
once, where tesms and Particulars will be made
known. w. A. POWELL,
se7-ts Architect and Civil En,inesr
nj RS. A. NJ. WATKINS will resume thu
AsA duties of her SCHOOL Monday, the 18Th
OF September on Leigh street, the ne rsection
of Brook Avenue
TERMs-Four dollars per quarter for the rudi.
ments OF English-price advancing according to
the improvement OF scholars. Satisfactory refer
ences can be given if required, by Rev. James B.
Taylor and others. ses-ts
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
~ FOR BOYS ON SHOCKOE HILL-The cub.
scrioer will resume his School on 4th street, be.
tween Grsce and Franklin on the I5fn September
Terms Of Tuition per ten months (payable quarterly
usual
In the English department, including fuel and sta.
tlonery $32 90
In the classical department. AZ co
Sc 6-dl2t* T. K. BASS.
CHARLES w. kEkSEE will resume the
- exercises of his SCHOOL, in the basement of
Trinity Church, on the let October.
TERMS PER SESSION OF 10 MONTHS.
Reading Wiring, Spelling and Mental Arthme-
uC $50
Senior English Department. nt.... 30
Classical department 40
sc lin
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~ ELLlNG OFF AT A GREAT SAC
- RIFICE.-A large Let of remnants of Berage
de Laine and Lawns also, lot of Embroider1ng,
patterns which We selling at halt their value.
Don't forget, pol Broad street
se3 ABRAHAM LEVY In
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E'ALL STOCK FOk lS51.-CHRIS1IAN
Il & LATHROP respectfully invite the attention
of ther customers and others to their stock of
New Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Comprising every variety Of
Ladies' Dress Goods, Embroideries
Hosiery, Gloves Shawls, Long Shawls
Scarfs Handkerchief, Ribbons
Swiss Muslins, Cambrics, Jaconets
Briiliantes, Laces, Edgines, Corsets
Umbrellas, Parssos, Linen Sheetings
Table Damask, Napkins. Doylas
Towels, Huckabacks, Flannels
Blankets, Satinets, Linseys
Plaid Cottons, brown and beached Cottons
Clothes Vestings Cassimeres
Oil Clothes, Oil Silks
Silk and wool UnderSh and Drawers
Table and piano Covers, &c &c.
All of which will be sold cheap.
Sc CHRISTIAN e. LATHROP. .
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MRS. HENRIQUE,S
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
Richmond.

YOUNG LADIES,
Richmond.
MFRS. H., formerly of this city, and lately of
Ivl Lynchburg, wishes to inform her friends and
the public, that she proposes to open her Acade
my ior Young Ladies, in this city, before the
LIST of October.
Competent assistance will be employed in any
branch where needed.
TERMs-$2O, $50, and $40, for the English
Branches Ancient and Modern Languages, each
$40.
Each of the above named tuiti On fees subject to
a deduction of 6 per cent. for those pho engage
their pupils for the sohole scho dstac Of 10 mouths,
and pay ea.h session ofJtce months an adUdnce.
Locstion and particulars made known herealter
For information concerning personal quaihca-
tons and fidelity teacher, Mrs. H. refers to her
numerous patrons and pupils, both in Lynchburg
and Richmond. now residing in this city.
Mrs Ii will be al home every day till o'clock, at
Mrs Pendleton's Boarding House, Main street. be-
tween 9th and 10TH Sc 9-2w
MISS ANNIE Z. ALVEY respectfully
N1 announces to her friends and the public that
she will give instruction Ito a limited number of
pupils) on the "PlANO FORTE" She begs leave
refer to the folio wing gentlemen of the Virginia
Female Institute, StauntoI
Rev. X. H. Phillips, Principal
Rev J. C. Wheat, Vice Principal.
Rev 7. T. Castleman.
J. c. Epeelbrecht Professor of Music
Also, Rev Geo. Woodbridge, OF this city.
TERMs-$50 per annum, or SIS per month, paya-
BILE quarterly. Residence On End, between Marshall
and Clay streets. Sc b-lm
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gn RICHMOND HAT MANUFACTO-

.OLRY-The subscriber invites the attention OF
the tIade to his new and extensive Fall Stock OF
HATS and CAPS, which comprises all the various
grades, styles coIors and qualities OF Gentiemens'
Boy and Chdrens' Hats and Caps now IN use.
Merchants u Virginia, North Carolina ana len
nesee are particularly requested to examine before
going further North ths almost infinite variety ci
goods ready for their inspection at this eslao
lishnent. Those who have the disposition TO pre-
fer lome manufactures and encourage nome In
dusty, can do so with advantage by supplying
themselves and their customers with Richmond
mad goods, which will be warranted as hne In
quaty and perfect in workmanship as can De pro-
duedi in any market in the world, while the prices
sh1ibe reduced TO the lowest and most economical
American standard Those who may wish TO pat
roni the 10 fact1Ies of other States can be fur
ni.h4 W tn Northern and Eastern goods at the
manufacturers prices The stock consists of the
usuaIvariety ot ine fashionable Hats and Caps, CT
old gntlemen's broad brims from the finest to the
loves qualities; Seryabts Hats and Caps OF all
kinds from cne dollar per dozen uu Children and
infants Hats and Caps, Indies riding Hats all
the vsious styles and qualities of soft Hats, Tar
psuin Wool and Glazed Hats, all the grades OF
Caps lair, SEAL elotn, leather, plush, Cotton ana
sk,) fur Caps Up TO the very finest Otter and Bta'
yer.
LaiieS' Fars-Muffs, Tippets, Mnfiatees.
Cuffs, gctorines, Foot Mutis, Misses and Chldrens
Mrfs, Eieforiues sc, complete and well assert
ed sbck of these gecds as is usually kept IN the
most Shionable isncy Fur stores OF New YORK.
su 3i~-2ru JOHN DOOLEY. 81 Main 81
-
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YNCHBUKG COUPON BONDS.-S4 4 90
Ii of the above bonds endorsed by the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, in bonds of 81 600 al
$4,000, interest payable semi-annually in Lynch.
burg. For further information, call on
G. w. PURCELL & CO., Bankers,
au "a And Dealers in Exchange.
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NEW B0AKDING AND DAY SCHOOL

NEW BOARDING AND Day SCHOOI,
~ IN THE CITY OF RICHMOED.-Mr. TINS.
LEY, late Principal of the Farmville Female Sem.
mary, will open School for Young Ladies, in the
city OF Richmond, on the 1st of October next,
He has selected a spacious tenement on the south
side of Grace. between 5th and Sth streets, in CEN
tia and delightful part of the CITY, The course of
instruction viii comprise all the branches of tao.
rough English education, together with the Ancient
and Modern Languages, and Music. In all the De.
partments, the services Of accomplished and exoe.
rienced assistants will be secured; and attached TO
the school, will be extensive apparatus for the
illustration Of the physical sciences.
TsRMs-Board. $220. Tuition in the English
branches, from $50 to $40; Ancient and Mooern
Languages each $40; Music, $40. Further par.
ticulars in a future advertisement.
RBrEEENcEs-Rev Thos v Moore, Rev Charles
II Read, DR. Il Cabell, DR. John Cunningham,
Sherwin McRae, Henry Irving, James Brown Jr
Richmond; Rev VIM s White, D, Lexington;
Rev Benjamin Smith, Staunton; DR. John Har.
vie, Chastsin Cooke, Charles Selden, James NJ
Harris, VIM c Scott, edward Cunningham, VII.
liam Dance, Esqrs, Gen VIM Lyon, Powhatan !;
DR. Royster, Huguenot Springs; DR. Thss Meaux
DR. Richard E Farrar. William L Booker, John II
steger, Charles Tueheart. Esqrs, Amelia Major
Woodbridge, II Hancock, w w Hancock, Esgrs,
Cnesterneid. s10-l2t*
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Sc lin Main street between 9Th and 9th.

u RARGAlNS EXTRAORDINARY. Y New
IL Fall Goods opening at MILLHiSER & BROS,
1913 Broad street. l0t0 Linen Towels sixpence
riece, yard wide; Merrimac Caiicos, 10 cts, worth
25, the usual width at sxpence, in and hand.
some patterns. The greatest variety ofNeedlework
at low prices, such as Cambria and Swi.s Trim
mings, Flouncing, Cbimisetts Collars and enbroid-
cred Hdkts, Linen Hdkfs very good at 10 cents. In
Dress Goods, also large assortment, such Nous
lins, Cashneres, Mernos, Thibet, Apaccas. Mo
hair, &c In Domestic Goods, such Flannels, in
white, red, and yellow; Tickings; Jeans &C. at less
than factory prices. la Ribbons usual, the hand
soonest kind, at about halt the price they selling
elsewhere. Bobbin Edgings, real Thread Edgngs
and Laces, Hosiery Of all kinds and all prices be-
sides every other article usually kept in Dry Goods
Store.
If you wish to save from 25 to so per cent on
your purchases, you must call on
J. MILLHISER e. BROTHER. .
SCI 1913 Broad street
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M RS. PELLETS ENGLISH AND
Nl FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY school
FOR YOUNG LADIES, Broad street. opposite the
matics and Natural Sciences will continue to be
under the charge of Mr.. ROSTER. The depart
ment of Modern Languages, Drawing and Paint
ing are filed by Mr.. Persico, long we'll known as
successful teacher. The French is taught by Mr..
teachers are secured In all the o.her Departments
A class of pupils under 8 years of age will be re
ceived AL letters of enquiry will be promptly an
swered. Address the Principal. au 30-d&w6W
NOTiCE.-The subscriber Is prepared To re-
IN sumo the tuition of the French Language,
grsmmatically and practically, with continued ex.
erton, to enable his pupils speak il with pure
prouunciat on, and exempt from foreign and pro
vincial locutions.
au 1S-tawtsWS M. B. POITIAUX.
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MI KS. w. j. NORRIS will open SCHOOL
lS1 for Young Ladies on 10th September. at her
residence, on End street. between Franklin and
Main, assisted by her daughters. The ordinary
English branches will be taught together with ,he
French Language and Music ON the Piano A liml
ted number of Boarders can be received into tho
family, either to attend this or more advanced
Schools in the city.
TxaMs-For English tuition, from SIG to 500
pay abe quarterly in advance Board $780,
12-7t*