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Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-23
PLASTERERs', BRICKLAYERS' MASONY AND
CARPENTERS TOOLS.

YTNR0WELS, Mitrng Tools, Hammers, and Brushes for
i Plasterers; Brckayers Trowels Stone Masons' Ham
mers and Trowes.
GARDEN TOOLS
Hoes Rakes, Shove Spades Trowels and Lines for gar
dening.
FISHING TACKLE.
Jointed Bamboo and Reed Rods, Sea Grass and Hemp
Lines, Snoods and Hooks, In great variety
BRISTLE AND FEATHER BRUSHES
warranted not to pieces Whewash Paint Sweep
Ing, scrubbing, busting, Shoe and Fly Brushes.
HARDWARE
Locks, Latches, Bolts, Hinges, Screws, 60.
CUTLERY.
Ivory, Buffalo, Ebony, Rosewood and nehande Knives
and Forks Butchers, Cooks and Bread Knives; Pen and
Pocket Knives In great variety
BASKET WARE.
Children's Carriages Market Baskets Work do. Fancy
do, together with large collection too numerous to
ton, Just received from New York. Philadelphia and Balti
more and for sale at the Old Variety and Hardware Store
Pennsylvana avenue, one door from 9th street, by
GEO SAVAGE.
And Penna av., opp. Seven Buildings First Ward, by
mar 27-n JOSEPH L. SAVAGE Il co.
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EMBROIDERIEs. a
PROPERTY FOR sA,

rJNEE subscriber has FIVE Of the handsomest ndng lots
In the city of Washington for sale. They located
on 18th street. sland in the immediate vicinity of the
'smhsonan building He has three fine lots the old
tpoorhouse square. Also lotion 1917 and streets
sland All Of which will be sold low, II Immediate app
cation be made. JOHN L. SMITH,
mar 28-H Justice Of the Peace, 9Th street
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PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS.

DOMESTIC GOODS.
600 PIECES Bleached Long Cloths, embracing all the
sOJO best makers
80 pieces Bleached Sheetings, all widths
500 do Prints all styles and prices
bales various styles Brown Goods very low by the piece
30 pieces Party Plaid Cotton.
The above will be sold very low and persons buying to
sell again will find Il TO their advantage give call
VERIFY MILLER,
Between eth and Sth streets,
mar 26-lm Opposite Centre Market.
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Pekin Tea Company Agency!
AT WIN ApAM,s BOOKsTORE.

Peaasyloania aVenus, three doors above Al street,
UTHERE the following list Of Teas may at all times be
wv had-neaty put up In alright packages OF h., n
h.. and 4 h. each
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Auction Goods! Auction Goods!!

0hb. II. mOFfEIT
LAS JUST RECEIVED an assortment of FANCY AND
Ii USEFUL GOODS such as
Porcelain Buttons, 1917 cents per gross
Hair, Clothes, and other Brushes from 1917 10 60 cents
Taritons, yard wide, all colors rs cents
All coored Illusions rs cents
Pretty Worked Collars, from rs cents 10 Al
Fancyco Isle Thread and silk Thread from 1919
to 81 cents -
Kid Gloves, from so to rs cents
Perfumery of all kinds
Ribbons Laces, Dress Caps at all prices
Donnets ana Bonnet Innings, pretty and cheap
6ONNEIS altered and done up in a superior man
ner and at short notice.
AIso--A lot Of excellent UMBRELLAS at $3.50, well
worth 81.
ALso-A new lot Of Corded Bonnes Of her make, Of
sll Sizes go
AS- Bargains may be expected
FANCY AND MILLINERY STORE,
mar 17--tr 7th st., ODD. Odd-Fellows Hall,
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NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Death OF Ex-Governor Young.


Ex-Governor Young, of New York, died at his
residence this morning at 4 o'clock.
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Later from Mexico.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!

rg,,yyEs7y,Eryr> RECENT additions to my stockN
fsn5.d&$2 mako il of the largest VA
sHl55a...5s@Sl and most general assortments of ~
w Furniture and other Housekeeping !
Gods In the District the leading articles of which
rate, as follows:
sofas and Teea Tetes In hairloth damask, and plush
French and Gothic Chairs, in hair-cloth and damask
Mahogany Rockers, in har-cloth and plush
Large Arm Chairs, of various patterns
1000 Cane and Wood-seat Chairs
Walnut and Mahogany Etageres and Whatuots
Marbe-top Centre and Sofa Tables
Extension Dining Tables from to Ii feet
Mahogany Dining and Card Tables in pairs
Mahogany and Walnut Wardrsbes
Marble-top Walnut and Mahogany Bureaus
Marbetop Walnut and Mahogany Wast-Closets
Walnut and Mahogany French Bedsteads
Frenchpost Bedsteads, a great variety
Handsome Painted Cottage Cham Der Sets
Crcularback Cane and Woodseat and Walnut Chairs
Rotary Office Chairs and great variety other goods
a Of which will be sold accommodating terms and at
the lowest prices. N. VI. McGREGOR,
feb 26-WkSl0w 18th street, ODD Exchange Rank
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SPRING AND SUMMER vIsITEs.
THIS dag received, by Adams Co.'S Express IS SILK
and Berege Visites, which, with our former purchases
Ii axes our stock very complete
VERIFY & MILLER,
mp lh-lmeo Pa ay., OPP Centre Market.
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lid Apps NICHE GOLD PENs-Pntented
uIn discriminating all the properties In the finest
hu pen, with the durability OF the metal Recommended
by many well-known citizens Of Washington
For sale at the agency, TAYLOR MAURY'S
up Ctr Bookstore, Ninth street.
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THE OLD SOLDIER, for April, illus
trated by his John, is certainly very rich
Der.
The LANTERN-A comic weekly luminary full OF fun.
The PICK-Wit, humor and humbug.
MY FRIEND WRIGGLES-A laughter-moving panorama
of his fortunes and msfortunes Illustrated
All the Magazines Weekly Newspapers, and Cheap Pub
locations published in Boston, New York and Philadelphia
received and for sale published.
JOE SHILLINGT0N,
ap4-tr odeon Building, AZ st. and Pa. nv,
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LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE!

LOOK HERE LOOK HERE!
any person persons in want Of very cheap Sofas
L Chairs Bureaus Tables, Wardrobes Bedsteads auy
other kind Of Furniture they would do well by calling at
the Furniture Store the corner of 18th and
Pennsylvania up stairs Wimsats Grocery
Store where be found large assortment Of Furniture
which will be disposed of the most reasonable terms
Call and for yourselves great bargains may be had
j. s. EWELL a co.
N BWe prepared to make to order every variety Of
Cabinet and Chair work. also the repairing Of furniture
repantng and recaning old chairs Also the Undertaking
business promptly attended to-
mar l9-3m j. 8. Il. 4 Co.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS
E0 PIECES BR0CADE SILKS
W IS pieces striped and checked
40 do plain, all shades
% do Shalleys
80 do organdie Musins, very handsome
20 do Persian Cloths
so do Berege de Lame
With Bereges, Tissues, Lawns, Jaconets, &c.
VERIFY MILLER,
Between It'll and 9Th streets, Penn. avenue,
mar 2B-lm Opposite Centre Market.
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MONUMENT HILL ICE pEPo
SHIRTS SHIRTS !! SHIRTS N!

SHIRT manufacturer, south side OF
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the
U, $. Hotel, would respectfully in.
form members Of Congress, citi-
zens, and strangers, that he is now
prepared to supply them with
Shirts of his own make of superior
style and iit. Those gentlemen
that have been troubled with bad
fitting Shirts, can, by calling at
his Shirt Mandatory, have Shirts
made to their order, which he will
warrant 10 at and give satisfaction
or no sale. Also on hand a fine
assortment Of Silk and Merino I'M
dershirts and Drawers, Gloves,
Collars, Suspendcrs, Cravats, and
| every article suitable for a gentle
mans wardrobe, which will be sold
as low as they can be bought in
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CITY EXPRESS.
NHE subscriber takes this method of informing the pub
lie that he will commence from this day his Ex-
press TO Georgetown at O'Clock p. m. and will deliver
packages In every part Of Georgetown moderate charges
Orders left at Cagett Dodsons Washington and Messrs
Englishs and Lnthicums Georgetown will receive his
strict attention
mar29-tf JAMES ARTHUR o'CoNNER.
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MAGRUDER g. CALVERT respectfully
lNl nounce to the citizens of Washington, Alexandria,
Georgetown and the surrounding country, that they have
as opened very large and splendid stock of Dry Goods
consisting N follows
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-23

CANTON MATING!
T'HIs DAY RECEIVED, per schooner Statesman, from
i New York
rs pieces first quality ~ White Canton Mating.
10 do do ga do do
~ do do "a do do
10 do do "a Checked do
do do 81 do do
do do "a do do
The above goods Of the best quality and will be sold
at very low prices Also good stock of Carpets Rugs OIL
Cloths, &c. YERBY MILLER,
ap o-omf Opp. Centre Market, Penna av.
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CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, AND VEsTINGs!
IN PIECES Black French Cloth all grades
~ 10 pieces Black Doeskin, some very superior
ID do Fancy Cloths
20 do Fancy Cassimeres
rs Vest Shapes, very pretty
pieces Black Satin
10 do Fancy Vestings
With Undershrts Drawers plain and striped Halt Hose
Gloves, Suspenders, Pocket Handkerchief Cravats &C.
Gentlemen wishing goods OF the above description will
call and examine our stock which they will find complete
YERBY & MILLER,
m 2R-lm ita Markat
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HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
= CARTONS best quality Kid Gloves
~ 30 boxes Ladies' Spring and Summer Gloves
rs do Mems Thread, Silk, and Kid Gloves
90 dozen Half Hose, plain and striped
$50 do Ladies' Cotton Hosiery, embracing all styles
Is do sink Hose
20 bundles Undershrts suitable for spring and summer
Chdren's Hose, Half Hose, Gloves, &C. &c.
VERIFY & MILLER
mar 2e-1m Opposite Centre Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01
THE MISSION TO CHINA,

The New York Herald very justly remarks,
that in no respect has the acquisition of Cali
fornia been SO advantageous to the United
States, as in opening direct trade with the 4OO,-
0O0, 900 of souls, who inhabit China. That the
Chinese are more disposed to favor us, than
any other nation, has become quite evident.
since the acquisition of California. Already
they have large mercantile houses in San Fran
cisco, which DO an enormous business in Chi
nese goods. Thousands have gone back from
California to China with the intention of Law
ing out the money they have there acquired in
'goods for the San Francisco market. Thus, a
brisk direct trade is already opened, and the
exclusive system of China has given way to
the progress OF the world. The advantage Of
direct trade with 0,00O, 900 Of persons, and
that trade confined almost exclusively to our.
selves, cannot possibly be over estimated.
For these reasons we heartily concur with
the Herald in i.s estimate of the Importance a
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall's mission 10 China /;
we also agree that II is Of great importance 10
appoint minister plenipotentiary. instead oil
mere commissioner 10 China. Ii 10 true the
Chinese Commissioner receives the full pay 81
ministers and thar be- has powers conisrred
upon him much greater dian miaistsr poe.
sessesi hs car, for instance, judge 10 eases ol
contract sounding ID damages over $500, whep
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the parties appeal from the decision OF the Con.
sui and jury who trt such cases in the FIRST in
stance, Or when an American may be imprison.
ed for ninety days. He has right 70 sitter the
laws II the United States d operative in Chi
ma BY decree Of bis own to that effect, &C.
But the Office of commissioner is not exclu-
sively Of q diplomatic character, and 10 not,
therefore calculated to attract that respect
which oriental nations invariably pay to potnp
=.
and dignity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01
RosToPCHIN's PAMPHLET.

Our readers are probably. by this time, wea-
ried out with this work but as we are nearly
through, we have thought it best to give it all.
1t will be finished tomorrow. and we continue
it. 't .-s@r"s :. taS'- "a razt' -Fs'ss
With regard to the French revolutionists and
their pupils in other countries, began to alb
hor their designs, as soon as it became appa-
rent from success what they were. All that
has passed in Europe, during the last thirty
years, has tended to confirm me in my opinions
with regard to those whose projects have ten
dency to overturn governments. 1t does not
signify under what name these people conceal
themselves, or are known. Selfshness guides
them, and interest blinds them.
Unhappily in this century, when so many
events have accustomed two successive genera
tons to Withdraw from the principles which i'm
pose respect for the throne and the altar, hand
full of factious and seditious persons, can easily
succeed in seducing portion of the people by
speaking to them, according TO circumstances,
of happiness, wealth, freedom, glory, conquest
and vengeance. They rouse them, they make
them proceed, and they plunge them into an
abyss of misery. 1t has come to that that rev.
olutions have come to be regarded as a neces-
sary feature of the age; and in the ava
lanche ofrebellion, the advantages of cons,i-
| tuition are held up in brilliant perspective,
without enquiring whether it is suitable TO the
country, to its Inhabitants, or to their neigh
bors, and this is the disease of the century,
Ii is fever more dangerous than all other fe-
vers, even than the plague for it is not only
both epidemic and contagious, but it gains BY
reading and conversation. Its symptoms are
very decided. 1t begins by fux of high
sounding words, which appear to come from
the mouth of legislator, of phlanthropist
OF prophet, or of a powerful chief Present
ly follow deluge of insults against all autho
rlty, thirst for power an inordinate appetite
Tor wealth, an infnity Of schemes, and finally
the turning OF the brain, during which the pa
tient plays the madman in the most cfficien
way he can, by overturning everything tina
comes in hisway.
i Notwithstanding all the efforts Of agitators
nations, though led astray for lime. win 81
ways end by returning to the ancient order n
things, either from reflection, or from v.a,;
ness, or from the very excuses practiced 70
they soon discover that everybody cannot b
rich, and that there is not room enough on III,
tnronstor the tens Of thousands Of subjects
who desire TO be metamorphosed into re,
eigns, to reign over nation which does no
care for them. Il is already proved BY history
'nat every nation which revolts against its so
vers'gn, wors's its condition, and pays dearly
for 'ts alienation, since, II in tho struggle, III
legitimate master triumphs over the rebels. h
will not DO disposed to grant what shey ask
| and on the contrary, should tho Legitimate 20
vsraign saccumb, in his deisnce Of his right
lsgaiast bic revoked subjects, these latter pas.
always, 10 the enc, under military dsspotism
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

For Friday, Oct. LIST, is now ready, ana lot
sale at this Office. We annex digest Of 'ss
most interesting contents:
Editorial - Rostopchin's Pamphlet; Inc
Conaagra,ion of Moscow: yive la baga'e"e'
Kindness to Strangers; The Guano Question;
Msgniacen. Fowls; Cochran's Quartz Crusn-
er: Col. Benton and Senior Ramirez; Inc val
lev Of the Amazon; Cuba; Purser Smith; We
lasco and Norfolk; The Feast of Tabernacles;
Classical; The Lynchburg Express and Our
selves; Returning Reason; The Japan Expe-
dition; Madame Sontag's First Concert; small
er articles.
Miseetaneoas.-Cour News; Criminal Ca
ses; Domestic Correspondence; Report OF the
Trial of A. L. Tucker, in Amelia. for Murder;
Story of Mistake in the Dark; Jewish Fast
Day; Gen. Scott's Speech; Latest lntelli-
gence, Items, Anecdotes. &c. SCI
Prices cts. per single copy; 81 per annum
in advance. as rs. tv -t'5 -
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THE CANADA'S NEWS.

We observe but two interesting items OF IN
tellieence in the news from Europe. One 10
the death Of the Duke OF Wellington. the other
the undertaking of company to establish
telegraph between England and this country.
All doubts as to the feasibility OF the plan seem
to have vanished. The telegraph is to pass
through Labrador.
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A SPECK OF WAR.

Peru has notified her intention TO fortify ana
protect the Lobos Islands,, Some of the feet
which has gone there for guano are heavily
armed, and Commodore McAnley, moreover,
has orders to protect them. This looks as if
there would be blow up for after the letter
Of Mr.. Webster, and the order TO Commodore
McAuley. the government must protect them.
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DEMOCK ATIC RALLY on

DE NJ o c Il A III c RAIL- On
DS SATURDAY NIGHT. AT GODDiN 8
TAvERN.-Ths Democrats of Monroe Ward will
hold meeting at the Branch, at Goddin's Tavern
on Saturday night, Oct. End, at O'Clock. Messrs
Thomas 4. Giles, Geo. w. Randolph. and
attend the meeting, and hear our eloquent speak
ers go @e5 ~
Speaking will commence at 8 o'clock. A large
and enthusiastic meeting IL expected; democrats
from all parts of the city and surrounding country
are invited to come oc PIT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01
NORFOLK AND VELASCO.


unpublished the other day an extract from
communication from DR.. Branch T. Archer
who Is native of Powhatan, as most of our
readers know, but who has been long a resi-.
dent OF Veiasco, in which he proposes IN "a.
tablish line OF steamers between Velasco and
Norfolk. The importance Of this step to Nor.
folk, and Virginia, must strike every man who
has any knowledge Of the circumstances. at a
single glance. The Doctor, glowing as his
representations are, has rot over-estimated
them. The magnificent valley of the Braxos
and its iribulaaiese, as far surprising the IA.
NOUS Red River valley. ss that valley is be-
fore all others. has no rival ias yet deveioped)
for the growth Of cotton. Its immense capa.
city to produce that which may we'll DO called
the staple product Of the world, 10 attracting to
il IN emigration which i 6ilisg itup with IN
exampled rapidity. In q few years il will TEEN
with population, q il already isems with the
elements Of wsafh. In extent u 20 vast that
We might we'll be justified in saying that in .
81 years il products must amount 10 hun.
dse1s Of thousands Of bales. g ~ - "
Bot this 10 not oil. II il proposed to cover
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-01

VIOLENT AssAuLT.-Yesterday evening white
man, the Captain of canal boat lying in the Basin,
was violently assaulted by negro slave, one Of the
hands belonging to the boat. The Captain, whose
name we did not learn, about to correct one of
his boatmen for some misconduct, when the fellow
who made the assault was heard to threaten the
Captain with violence in case he should attempt to
disturb him. This caused the captain to turn to
the fellow when he was Immediately seized by the
collar and struck severe blow, which knocked
him overheard. The assailant then ran ashore
and attempted to escape, but was arrested in his
flight by knockdown from gentleman who wit
messed the outrage. tied delivered into the Gus
tody of an officer, and taken to the cage. i u 81.
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Inspections Of Flour at Richmond for the Quarter
ending September 3Jth, 1852
1.3 g. l,3z4 barrels family
ai F@ 1851 do superine
1852 half obls. do
G3 - 2,l67 barrels fine
~H.., 4,025 do middiogs ffh
f4s= ,222 do condemned
DAN'L s. DELAPIARE Insnscto,s
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CONDEMNED GRoUND.-At the called meeting of
the Council on Wednesday evening last, Mr.. Allen
from the committee on the Burial Grounds, re
ported the written opinion of Samuel Taylor, Esq,
on the question submitted to him by the committee
in pursuance of the instructions of the Council, re-
specting the claim of the city to the pieces of land
in Henrico county, condemned some years since
for burying ground, near the eastern limits ofthe
city-advising the mode of obtaining possession of
the land, which was read. And he offered reso-
luton, that the committee be instructed to employ
counsel to carry out the views of Mr. Taylor, as
expressed in his opini'n.
On motion of Mr.. Richards, the report and reso.
luton laid on the table for further cousidera
tion.s ;. -2etx r.t III ,f-sig -a5f s5fEzi4f ss5}
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- RICHMOND BUILDING FUND
~ COMPANY.-The members Of this Com
pany will meet Friday Evening, October let, at
/ o'clock in Mr.. Exalls Room, next door to the
Times Office, on Main street, opposite the Exchange
Bank full attendance is requested, as it will be
an important meeting. .s---ls...--
&C / B. w. KNOWLES, Secy.
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MORE NEW AND splendid l;O0ns
III CLOAKS AND kOBES.-T X. PRICE a. co
have opened, ~ aers 4
Elegant Embroidered Cashmere and Mousln Robe.
Rich plaid Silks and spun Silks
Rich, plain and damask Satin deLaines
Elegant new style Silk and Cloth Cloaks and Man
telets ' 8@ #-- g
Long and Squsre Bay State and Tartan Shawls
The largest assortment Of Sculloped ana Embroid
cred Hdkfs I uaa
Paris Collars Chemysettes and Sleeves
Beautiful light Silks and other goods for party
d. 6sses '
Rich Ribbands, Gloves &c, &c.
They invite attention to their very large and Sc
lect STOCK. "'- -i'- oc t-2t
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TX EscaaPaENir, No 2, (. The OF.
y GERS and Members of Richmond Encamp
= ment, No: 2, X. 7, will assemble 3. the
NMasons Hall, On FRIDAY EVENING, the
LIST October, 1852, at half past 2 o'clock.
By order of the NJ. E. G Commander.
a. T. B. BIGGER, e. G.
Attest-E. BuaToN, Jr., Recorder oc lit
M RS. MEBANE AND MISS BOD
Vyl WELL inform their patrons and the com
very pleasant and commodious house on Grace
street. recently occupied by Mrs. Shelton, and op.
posite St. John . Church. 4zs S21... 1852
few young ladies' can be- accommodated as
boardcrs in Mrs Ms family. il @ fys
The house she at present occupies is for rent
Immediate possession given. &C l-3't
OST, a CHECK Of K. C. Williamson, on Farm.
IL ers Bank, for SIS, dated 18th September and
payable to D. H. Branch. Payment has been step
ped oc 1-lt*
q CRAM, Importer Of Wines, Liquors, and
+ Cigars No Exchange Block, Richmond, Va,
suit purchasers, and at New York prices, the fol
lowing articles, viz:
lsh "a pipes fine French Brandies o,ao,n no..
loqr. do 6ne FORTUNES from Sli to o. pr gal.
% or. do fne Madeira. do ITO 81 d.
or. do brown do do IA to do
$50 boxes Clarets from s2a to SIS dollars per dog
so do Hook and Mosell Wines - r
SO do Haul Sauterne
10 do dry Catawba Wines
20 do genuine Burgundy Wines, of the choic-
= est brands ana Vinteges
so do sparkling Hook Wine
100 baskets Champagne, few demijohns Of Mus
cateli sherry, one OF the hnest; Dejeuner Wines
tor Ladies, &c, &c, besides general assortment Of
other Wines and imported liquors, &c, &c.
---- ALSO, ,-s-s4--.e
400, 600 superior Havana Cigars, com.
prising general assortment Of the choicest brands
90 l-3IA Isle& 3#saFg1 t5~tsl rs i
CALMON, MATCHES AND TOBACCO.
- have in store and for sale cheap, SO proce
Smiih's Patent Metches; 100 lbs Of thar superior
Chewing Tobacco, from Lynchburg, and prime
lot of salmon, fat and sweet. i ss8
Also-Tea, cheap Sugars, Pickles, re. al selling
very low for cash.
230Broad street, y the place.
oc l-2ts JOHN E. BRADLEY
NOTICE.--This Il TO caution III perA0ns from
IN trading for, or buying Bond for Seventy Ave
Dollars, payable to Randolph Kinney, upon which
there h credit for two quarters hire - viii nol
pay the balance due on ssid bond
0e l-lt- h. CHRI6I9AN.
700 BbLs. CRUSHED SUGAR. stand'
4OV ard brands
e s y sss e ceass sasas, e. &c
Loysrinsis Losf. y half boxes. Forsale y
= oel ID. BURR. !.