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DR.. Elliott has just arrived from the up coun-
try with fty horses suitable for either saddle
harness He basin addition their way Those In
want should drop In ct the TaterAs Stables st. Charles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

It is stated that with regard to the letter Of
Lord John Russell on the Cuba question, Mr..
Marcy has long since taken occasion to oommu-
nicate the Presidents views to Mr.. Buchanan
who will doubtless bring the matter promptly
and forcibly to the attention of the British Gov,
eminent. The position Of the administration, il
is said, Is decided. and does not differ material
y from ths visws 80 admirably expressed BY
Mr.. Everett IN bis letter Of the 18th inst.
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DR.. Edo. Jeaner COEe,
DRUGGIST, No. rs Camp ct.
~ DR.. e. J. coxE's PREPARATIONS, in extensive o
nearly fifteen year, by merits acquired ePuscs
unsurpassed squasd by similar made in the NORTH
SOUTHERN COUGH sTRuP 4
EXTRACT OF CoPAlvA, sARsAPARILLA AND CUBEBs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoZENGEs.
CHOLERA SYRMP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR THE RELIEF AND PER
MANENT CURE OF THE PILES.
~ Prepared at No. Is Camp street. by DrE. COKE, and TO
sale by Druggists generally. jy1 SPIT
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

A C0NsoLAT0RY LETTER.--The st. Louis Re.
publican Of the LIST inst. has the following:
A young member Of the bar of this city, moi
long since, while riding on horseback, lost, in
the street, pocket book containing $500 and
several notes which had been left with him for
collection. He advertised his loss in the Re-
publican Of the next day, and offered reward
for the return Of the money and notes. Day
before yesterday, he received the following let
ter through the post-office. The author dis.
guised his handwriting by initiating printed
letters: -iH
DEAR SIR: was fortunate enough to be the
finder of your wallet, and assure you that the
''needfup' it contained, was quite god send K
me, as my pocket had caved in some time since
Like my friend Micawber, had long INDUCED
in the hope that something would turn up,
and you can imagine my feelings when, al
[my eye lit on your wallet, cried Eureka
You doubtless think Iought to disgorge; but
regard this as a true case of ssfotsom, jetsun
and lgar," las you lawyers call it, which being
interpreted, means, l believe, that the finder
eexoficio," Gsn't that the term,) acquires 9
property in.
The papers not being convertible into cash, il
their present shape. send them to you for tn,
proper endorsements, with the remark that i
you want them collected, all you have to do, i
to send them to me in proper order.
Yours affectionately, BUMBLEBEE.
P.S. If l ever get sufiiciency of the "roo
of all evip' on hand, shall feel under obliga
tons to liquidate.
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MA1LAnD,s BAzAAR.-Thi. eytablishment 4

MAILARD's BAzAAR.-This establishment is
emphacay curiosity depot and presents the most ex-
tensve assortment Of everything rich and beautiful
comprising works Of skill and art varied the fancy
imagine IIis stock Of carpeuting includes every
known variety from the luxurious Administer to the Floor
Cloth His fancy furniture Duchess and Victoria Bed
stesds Loo Sofa Gard and Dining tables and thousand
other articles oil from the hands Of the most skful
artists In hot what you cannot find anywhere else can
be found II Mallards Basaar, No. 81 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

GREAT FoUR MILE RACE AT LExNGToN.--We
learn from gentlemen who were at Lexington on
Saturday, at the four mile race, that it was one
Of the fastest ever run, if not the best on record
in Kentucky. There were four entries, and q
good deal Of money changed hands, the favorite
being beaten, and his hackers fell heavily. The
winner, Dick Dofy, is a magnificent chesnut,
four years old, by Boston, dam by Eclipse. He
won the three mile race on Tuesday very hand
| lily; but being very unruly and unmanageable
horse, was considered uncertain by sporting
men, and would oftener 'sbolt" than run his
course out.
Dick Doty run for the first heat, being hard
pressed by Little Flea, ridden by Gil Patrick,
VINO, after contesting three miles, was convinced
that Doty had the heels, and held up, but on
the fourth mile Dofy took the I" sulks," and it
required all the persuasion of his rider and
trainers 70 take it out Of him. Gil Patrick then
made q brush for the heat, and overcome gap
o. one hundred yards, but couldn't head the
Z boston colt, who came in winner of the heat in
, ';S, !. the Flea second, and one distanced
For the second heat the Little Flea was still
the 'avorite, in consequence Of the bad action Of
tne winner; but he made play from the start,
anu won tne neat and purse very handily. We
annex the following summary
John Mergan's Diek Doiy,4 y O., by Boston, dam by
Il. p. Fields Little Flea. ''..'''.''.'.aa q
j CAmphes Diamond ;. ......... ''.',''''''s q
Forris's Leris Wiasd. ............... a.
4 Time 2.sJ ls-,,4e. N''
Dick Dofyt,the winner, had been purchased
a day or two before the race by his present
owner, Mr.. Jno Morgan, for the sum Of 5000
Louisville Courier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

ENTERPRISE AND TAor.-"I don't see how ii
is" Tolls out the merchant Of the sioto kind,
ssbut can't make both ends meet; and the
understand it."
Well, Jet me tell you, for you have yourself
betrayed the secret. Large profits never yet
paid in the end Commence on new tack, sir
Let your profits on each article be small, and
if your custom be sufficient to pay expenses fol
the first year, you are very fortunate. But con-
tinue your small profits principle; make your.
self known to the public by advertising, and
"quick and. constant sales 7" will join your
T" small profits" Put the two together and you
have the secret Of success
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

FANCY IRON WoRk--we beg to call atten-
I'm to the advertisement Of Mr. B. y K Bennett, for.
merry Of the nrm Of Homes Bennett. He has sstsb.
shed himself at No and 81 Circus street. for the man
ufActurs Of eli kinds ornamental and fancy work In
Iron In addition to which, he will receive orders fo
Bank Vaults Circular Stairs. Doors Shutters, and al
work for building purposes. Mr.. B. is practical me
chanc and all work coming from his establishment
b. relied ON as genuine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

~ HOPES wslhnown CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE Opposite
Dryadss Market for sale account Of shs death Of NJ H.
my bis retiring business This b proven 70 be one
Retail Dry Gcds Stands In the city, For particulars apply
the Store or 10 d. eowans Co. 70 Canal sis msp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

The FEVER IN JEFFERSON County, MISS
The Fayette Watchtower, of the 2lst ult, re-
ports about forty cases Of yellow fever, and six
deaths as having occurred in the neighborhood
Of Cane Ridge, ten or fifteen miles from FAY
cite. II says there is no yellow fever in that
town, and has not been for three weeks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

The sum of $s1,766 80 has been collected a
New York for the sick in Vicksburg.
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DROUGHT to the First District Police a.

CYRUS, black, years DID, inches high Saw,
belongs Mr. Csmien Labanebe Parish Of ST. Chae IN
The owner viii please comply with the law respecting him.
Nsworlsns. October 10. 1858. 90 isxs~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

Dick Dofyathe winner, had been purchased
a day or two before the race by his preseri
owner, Mr.. Jno Morgan, for the sum Of 5000
louisville Courier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10
Forget pour Compile dun Ter Acheteur.
nAR j. EUGENE TOJJRNE CE JOJJE

UND1 TO Uetobre, 1855 II heure 4 vendu pencsn
He Eaphosne Landing compets
nqas de Marx ksnnsd qui de eoaormsr
tons de Padiudicaton hui ats lie IS Septemhe 1858.
lie eentsn1 dune FORGE enues outs eKseur
ra ETC. ct IN lot dc veax ct ne Conditions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-10

II UUPE HUM hIVD II1fbDIIH WIT ~
M ATS Special Meeting compsuy, held Monday
evening l5th the following Relief Committee was nppoheo
during the prevailing Epidemic:
JNo L. WIEN, 81 Triton Walk
SECOND DISTRICT
B. FAITH iss B.sm, 1875 Toulouse street
THIRD DISTRICT.
SHELLEY, corner Of Enghien and horeau streets.
D. BRADBURY, Truck House Casseaiyo street.
VIM AUSTIN, i7z Grsamsn street.
r. WYNN, - Louisa street.
-. 80 NO L. WIEN Secretary,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-11

The reputation oil this preparation ID ncre asing daily:
the circle Of its Influence aud unboundsd popularity is
de 'pening and widening; and the OF PAIN and
suffering, and anguish, relieved by lis use, mul i
plying and Increasing beyond all precedent. 1t goes
like an angel, with healing It's wings.' A.mos
every farmer throughout the country testify its
wonderful healing powersand none OF them would be
day without it. Owners of livery stables and stage
companies hundreds of dollars yearly by us ng
this Lnlmsnl on their horses whenever they be
Called chaied crippled from any of the thousand
cldents to which their stock IL subject.
NEURALGIA lady il Augusta, Ga was subject
TO attacks OF this painful maady. Last winner she had
severe attack, tn whole of side of her face head
and neck affected. so badly that lock Jaw W as
three tened One OF our agents happened TO there
the time and recommended apple alton OF the Mus.
tang Eminent II was Immediately brought into re.
QUESTION and freely applied The result was Gas it
aim NJ tormy is) rtlie from pain amot instantly
and peri ct was frct ted in twentyfour hours!
B. II. Merknes lS9 Walnut street. Cincinnati, was
confined 10 his bed and under treatment OF physician
some SIX weeks, "ilh Neurilgi /, OF The whole of his
right sde leg, and lac; his suerings were ndes-
clbabe, and the only crss:t'oa from the most agoni
Zng pdln waa while under the influence OF opium or
morphine His d. ctor final advised hm to try the
Mustang Linnen he did so, and IN two days able
o go about his business, perfectly cured. jas
Among her articles OF beauty the E xllbitlon VIZ
motto a case of STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY
EAPECTORANT which for beauty of apps ar IN .e sur
passes any thing OF the kind ever saw and we hav
thu assurance from sonI> OF our first Physicians that
IT Is very va uabl~ medicine To those suffering with
Colds, H,ersentss, asthma, &c, we would recon-.
m a Irla
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-11
DIE ID,

In Richmond, on the 18th instant Mrs. ELIZA f..
PRICE.
This beloved and venerable lady the daughter of
Co John Winston of Hanover and Miss Ann Overton
and born on the 9th April. 1884 She married
in 300 when only sixteen to Captain Joseph f. Price
of Hanover. and became the mother of numerous fami-
ly in training which she displayed great vigor of in
tellect and energy of purpose, combined in most re-
markabe degree, with sound judgment, suavy of man
and devoted affection In the family circle the true
sphere of woman she shone with unsurpassed ustre and
the idol the guide, and the example of her
children. AS a. wife and mistress she also discharged
her duties with scrupuous fidelity Kindness and discre-
ton and has left aching void in the hearts of her
husband, children and servants which this world can
never FILL
She was very industrious nd economical in her habits
but her economy, is often the case the handmaid
of true generosity, and well directed unostentatous
charity.
To an uncommon beauty of feature and countenance
added charm of manner and sprightiness of
versation which delighted every company which she en-
tered.
In very early life she was fond of gaety but at the
age of twenty-eight she sought, and, trust found
that pearl OF great price, which alone wanting to
the adonment OF her character She united hers elf with
the Ba fist Church, i'll which, we'll among her
friends and relations she exerted most sautary inu.
ence Her natural fortuds and strength of will great
as they were, would not have sustained her amid the
sorrows and bereavements incident the voyage e
had she not anchored her hopes the rock of ages
Conscious of her nfirmtes and shortcomings after all
that commanded the love and admiration of earthly
friends she trusted in Christ alone for salvation Within
the last two, she left the county of Hanover
where she had resided most of her life, and to
Richmond, where she hoped to find comparative exemp
tlon from worldly and greater religious privileges
than IN the country. But alas before she had been
year lii her new home disease undermined hitherto
vigorous constitution and after long illness which she
bore with exemplary patience and resignation brought
her to the grave, Her children, nearly all of whom
were with her in her last hours, may weep for the m
selves but not for her. Not only her dying pillow
by their hands but her aintng spirit sustained
through the dark valley by Him 'who sticketh closer
thana brother Her suferings forever past her
weary limbs at rest. her thirst slaked in "he river
OF the water OF life Pain and never reach
her again.
MAY our last end be like hers'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-11
VALUABLE TRACT LAND FOG

=. SALE-l am authorized to sell tract of Iatiin
Fauquer the property of Mrs. Al. g. Lee It contains
go acres and hes on the turnpike road leading to the
faaqmer White Sulphur Springs from which It is dis
Inducements purchasers. The land is of first quality
hiShly improved, under excellent enclosure much of
winch IS OF stone; In line condition for grazing well wa
tefed and wooded containing extensive meadows tho.
ioushy setn timothy and thrifty young orchard The
dwelling house is SMALL but the farm buildings extensive
ana Wen made 1t Is susceptible of a convenient part
oh INTO Two Or more parcels to suit persons who
may desire small farms A branch of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad under constructions Warren.
toh VIII be completed int few months by which the
markets OF Richmond and Aexan driaw be rendered f
CONVENE mt access. The terms ofsae will be made me-.
comnodatnS and letters the subject addressed to mo
at Warrenton will be attended to-
ROBERT f. SCOTT
GS Richmond Wing and National Inteigencer will
copy weekly and send to office of the Times
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NEW rUBLIC lions.
BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
NASH & WOODHOUSE


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the serial works of Bulwer and other literary notables
written for that magazine and first appearing in its col
umns both III Great Britain and in the United States
Such works "The Cations and MY New Novel,"
both by Bulwer) ''rhe Green Hand, Katie Stewart"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND

ARRIVED,
S :hr Jane Doughty, Murphy New York
Sehr Joseph French, Newburyport, potatoes Shields
& Somervle
Schr Mary Willis. Travers, Baltimore. mdze
Schr Telegraph, Davis Baltimore, mdze
Schr Providence, Parker. Baltimore mdze
Steamer Bevidere, Clifford, Baltimore mdze to Lud-
lam w ason
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-11

AMEs BROWN, Jr., (who has e led the office o
- Second Auditor of Virginia for years past) offers
his services to the public after the day of January
next, as STOCK BROKER
He will as agent purchase and sell State Stocks Bank
Stocks, Stocks and Bonds of Railroad Companies and
City Corporation and every other description of market.
able Stocks
He WILL for moderate compensation as attorney
for the transfer OF stocks sold by residing dis
tancerom Richmond, and particularly of State Stocks
neihS familiar with the laws and regulations governing
the and will collect remit interest and dividends
payable in Richmond all descriptions of stocks and
also claims on the public treasury.
}. B., Jr, being well known throughout the State
deems it unnecessary to any references
de 81 If
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10 THE PUBLIC.

10 THE PUBLIC.
VfNHE subscriber has taken the Powhatan House in
the city ofRchmond and is prepared enteriai in
the best members of the Legislature and the ira
yelling public generally
Having thoroughly repaired andnewly and handsome
FURNISHED this well known popular hotel pleasant
y and conveniently located Broad and Governor st
ear the Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
will be enabled to give satisfaction those who may ia.
vourhim with their patronage
TT r F. DARRACOTT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-11
OLE NSEJl.I,'S

FAREWELL CONCERTS IN AMERICA.
I consequence of great many families having been
Il unab to obtain seats at Ole Bulls first Concert by
particular request a second and last GRAND CON-
CERT will be given on THURSDAY Evening, the l3th
asant at the African Church, on which OCCASION that
eminent and avorite vocalist
SlGNORA AMALIA PATTI STRAKOSOH
will make her first appearance.
For programme-which will be one of the richest
and other particulars. see tomorrow papers.
sSY Seats to the Concert may be secured to-day by
calling 1t the Bookstore of Messrs. Nash Woodhouse
inll
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-11
PROSPECTUS OF THE Y1RGTNTA
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL,

Tu1teU
GEORGE "A. OTIS, NJ. d., and H. L. THOMAS M D.
VIE hrst oumber Of this Journal will be issued on
April lst 1883 and the succeeding numbers will ap
pear monthly. val -
The Objects proposed in its publication are the du
sion OF medical knowledge and intelligence the advance
ment OF and the support of the dignity and ne
rests ofthe medical profession.
Each number will consist of eighty large octave pages
containing original papers, memoirs and reports of cases
and account of the transactions of the Virginia Medical
Socetles summary Improvements and discoveries in
Medlcal Science athome and abroad reviews and bibo
graphical notices, and portion of standard work on
some important department in medicine
PRIck-Fve dollars year.
- All communications letters and remittances should
be addressed TO George A Otis. Jr Nj. D., corner Of
Franklin aud Eighth SITS, Richmond, Va.
de l6--laW16W
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-11
COTTON FACTORY HANDS

"ANTE ID to hire for the ensuing year. seventy or
w eighty hands, to work in the Manchester Cotton
Factory-grls and boys from twelve eighteen years
oage desired chiefyand for such liberal prices will be
paid.
Also wanted to employ, large number of WHITE
OPERATIVES, both experienced and nexperienc ed
and will pay to such very liberal wages
Application may be ade to the Superintendent Mr.
Whitehead at the factory to the undersigned.
WIN. H. POWERS Agent
de 2S--tt Office No l4l Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-11

tF paiess 4ytsF FssspHsi ia tAs eiig yassr'
day ahsruoou In the nial train from Warrington
bringing with him young Cudlipp, the boy muir
derer On the arrival of the cars at the Depot
on Broad street, great anxiety was manifested by
large crowd of persons, mostly boys, to get a
glimpse of the unfortunate youth. Officer Iy-
Ter, however, lost no time in transferring his
prisoner from the cars to hack, and drove rapidly
for the city Jail, wherein he lodged him.
HUSTINGS COURT.
The quarterly term of this Court commenced
yesterday. Under the new arrangement the cri-
minal docket will not be called until the 9Th day
of the session.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-11
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN xCo.

GROCERIES, &c.-On THURSDAY the 18th
w january, we will sell at auction store at 10
O'Clock, an assortment of Groceries, viz
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee
$50 bags prime Laguayts do
Molasses i'll terces and hhds
Coffee Sugars
Rectifed Whskey
Rum, Brandy
Green Teas. Cigars
Rice, Wrapping Paper
100 bbls Apples
ALSO
200 sides Leather
100 cases Tumblers
ALSO--100 fiering Stones
TERMs-Uuder 800 cash; 81 90 and over four months
credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT ALLEN & co,
ia Arcts