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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-17

THE FEVER IN NEw 0RLEANs.-The deaths
for the week ending Friday last were l277 from
yellow fever an increase of39son the proceed.
ing week The whole number of deaths of all
diseases were 1918.
A dispatch dated the l4th states that the
number of deaths for the "a hours preceding,
was l74' OF which 1913 were from yellow fever
The scourge, it is stated. is stiIl on the in.
crease, though the number of deaths Is not
quite SO large, for rant Of cictinas!
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TO VENETIAN BLIND AND IRON

TW VENETIAN BLIND AND IKUN
Il SASH MAkERS.-Proposals will be received
the office of the City Engineer until Il o'clock NJ
on SATURDAY next, the goth inst, for enclosing the
New Vegetable Market Houses with substantial Y e
NETIAN BLINDS. Also, for inserting a CAST
IRON SASH, provided with heavy glass, in each of
the archvolts of the market houses. Plans and spe
cifcations of the work be the office of the
undersigned. Proposals will be received for the
whole work. in the aggre gate for each market house.
or for the SASH and BLINDS separately.
The aggregate estimate for enclosing the upper
ket ,l74 90
The aggregate estimate for enclosing the
lower market. ........................1 1886 co
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN { co.

DI UAVENPUHT, ALLEN { co.
On THURSDAY, 18th August. we will
~ sell, at 10 O'Clock, at our auction store
Brazil SUGAR,
CIGARS,
DATES, &c.
credit for approved paper = =
au17 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.. Aucts.
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I OST-On the 18th instant, between 18th
Il and 18th streets, black POCKET
BOOK, containing five hundred dollars in Viz gnia
money, and draught on the Exchange Bank of Viz
gina for five thousand dollars, drawn in favor of c.
w. Livingston by H. ]. Livingston of New York. /
will paw 500 reward for TIE recovery of the said
pocket book, be left at this office addressed
c. w. LIVINGSTON, at Mrs st. Cair's Boarding
House. Petersburg, Va l5-ts
HOUND, a few evenings since, in the Hol
Il lywood Cemetery Burying Ground, small GOLD
LOCKET, containing Daguerreotype of gentle
man. The owner can have the same by applying at
this Office and paying for advertising. l5--St
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w who has been Teaching for several years in
America, who will give all satisfaction about capacity
and character would like to find situation private
family, or in boarding school. Please apply to Mile
" COULON, at Mr.. Duquesne's, Main street.
iy 27-Imx
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TOR PHILADELPHIA sail on
Il THURSDAY, the 18th August. at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ.
The steamship PENNSYLVANIA Capt Baymore, is
ready to receive freight, and will sail as above
For freight passage (see general advertisement
apply 10 ROET. RANKIN
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
a FARM IN CUMBERLAND COUN-

a FARM IN CUMBERLAND COUN-
-. TX FOR sALE.-By virtue of decree of the
1 ~, Court Of Cumberland county, pronounced ON
we ON Gay OF August 1853, shall Is Commissioner
m G 20 sell on the premises the tract Of LAND
~ whicn the late J. Woodson Wright deceased re-
siasa containing about 800 aeres Of which Is sup
well s; IN Is "a woods Of original growth. remarkably
rqaa and the Far1nville and Buckingham nIank road
aoSa n, 70 pe sonstructsd five miles from Fannyie,
;hh biohas railroad, IN remarkably healthy
ne and Is well adapted to the cltivatoIl
Oh wnest corn, oats and tobacco. The Improvements
are sqpa, CONSISTING Of two excellen; dwelling houseg
and All necessary out-houses including
iee-house &c lfdesired It can be divided to suit
pu5ehases Ihere are excellent orchards of peaches
and apples, well of excelIeu. water in t,s 80
and one Of the finest springs in the county IN cor.
vehient aistance. Possession Of the Land win he
gwen immediately, for the purpose of seeding Wheat
TERMS credit of one aud two wears eauaI in,
the purchaser giving bond bearing Interest
from the DAY OF SALE and good security and the .si
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid.
FOR further particulars apply on the preInises or
au l7-dlaw&ctd co,n,n;s.;a..,
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NEW AND INTERESTING BOOKS.

~ Great Truths by Great Authors; a Dictionary of
Aids to Reflections Quotations of Maxine, Metapbors
Counsels Cautions, Aphorisms, Proverbs, &c..&c.,
from writers of all ages and both Hemispheres.
Spiritual Vampirism; The History OF ETHEREAL Soft
down. and her Friends of the New Lightly G.. w.
Weber.
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, by J. w. Thomas,
NJ. ID.
Tales of the Southern Border by C. w Weber.
author of Old Hicks the Guide Shot in the Eve, &c
The Poetical Works of John Milton, with a Life of
the Author; Preliminary Dissertations each Poem,
Notes Critical and Explanatory, Index 70 the Sub
ects of Paradise Lost and Verbal Iadex 70 all the
Poems. Edited by Charles Dexter Cleveland.
Epitome of Greek and Roman Mythology, with
explanatory Notes and Vocabulary, BY John s. Hart,
LII. D.; Principal of the Philadelphia High school, .
member of the American Philosophical Society, &c.
For sale by JAMES b. GLIB, No. 81
my 10 Opposite City Hotel
NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO AND.
~ GUITAR: Just received by HAROLD
MURRAY, Broad street
Rose of the Desert, from Gems Of German Songs,
on Charming May, Ballad, Rodwell-asc,
Wild Flowers, do. Wsiace-59e
Within Mile of Edinburgh, by Cstiarne Hayes
Die.
Affection Polka, by NJ Z. C-l2lc
The Jessanine Polka by A. Z. M.--i2ic.
Merry Morn Waltz by Lennann--i2se.
LosansPort Waltz, BY Davis-i2sc.
La Pasadita, Mexican National Air Song, for Gai-
tar-l2ac
When the Moon on the Lake is Besning-I2ac.
Woods of Green Erin, Outar-l2lc.
Whisper One Gentle Word, Gaitar-i2fe.
HEAVENLY BOOKS AHeayen, or
Il II the Sainted Dead;r or an Earnest and Srriptu-
raj Inquiry into the abode of the Sainfed Dead. By
the Rev. H. Harbangh yolume-75 cents.
The Heavenly Recognition; or, sn Earnest and
Seriptural discussion OF the question, .Wlwe know
our friends in Heayepp' Bythe Rev. II. Hsrbuugh,f
solume-price IS cents.
The Heavenly Home; or, the Employments and
k Enloymsnts OF the Saints IN Heaven ~ q. haf-
christian readers win find In these voanses most
acceptable succession of arguments and spscuNfsons
on the subject OF the existence Of narefisi
or abode Of the saafed dead; its author aiytne %
eninenee in his church. and every page % N WofA
breathes Of his sincere feryent piety'
just received and for sale by
an 10 A. NORRIS, No. sI s1en s.
CLOSING OUT, new and splendid French
- and English GOODS. At the Cracsed Wall Store.
Rich piaEu and figured SILKS
Printed REREGES. high coicrs
Paris printed DE Lanes q the fnszf szadea
and richest eoIoTs
Plain c0l0red DE LANEs
Rich figured BEREGE DE LANES
Mourning REREuES, ALPACAS
leoo yards M0USLfN OF Lanes, stlo Cts
50 yards printed LAWNS, e ct sc C.,
gu Is-stif CRACKED Wall Store.
I FAD pIPE.-A full assortment always
- On hand and for sale * s,nvox 4 20
Sign Of the cileair Saw. "A hsia erect
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TOR RENT.-That very desirable old
4 stone house, known the Oldest House in
Richmond, is offered for rent, Main street,
between l9th and Goth streets 1t contains rooms,
all in good repair and a new kitchen in the yard
Possession can be had any time Also very desi-
rable lot i'll rear fronts 80 feet, and in depth from
70 TO IS feet, that be leased from to years
Apply to ED. d. EACHO,
ang 10 General Agent and Collector
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OAF SUGAR.-I00 boxes small and
aul II DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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Hare, august 3r9-Sales of Cotton for til
week, 1000 bales at "A 95 fr. for n. Orleans
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BY RICHARD CAUTF

d. hIOdAHU CAUTHURN. q
STOCK OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES,
~ &c, AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY. 18th in
s,an al 10 O'clock at the of Mr. T. Ferguson on
an bark Row, viii sell at auction for cash. lot of
GROCERlES, consisting of LIQUORS. COFFEE
SUGAR, SOAP, CANDLES, TOBACCO, BACON,
&c, such as are usually kept in genteel grocery
au tI-2tx II. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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DOCK BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK

DOCK BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK
ID MANUFACTORY.- JAMES WOODHOUSE,
fate Nash l. Wondhouse) has attached 10 his Book
Stationary aud Piano Forte Establishment, a BOOK
BINDERY and BLANK BOOK MANDATORY,
and employing good workmen, he lie prepared mann.
factnre in superior manner all kinds OF Blank Books
required by Ne rehants Banks, Insurance Offices Fac.
tories, Railroad Companies Clerks OF Courts &c and
to bind Periodicals. Books Blanks Music, he. All of
which VIII be executed reasonable rates. au
DRIaIE VIRGINIA G U RE ID HAMS.
a SIDES and SHOULDERS; prime Leaf LARD,
ia barrels and pails Sugar Cured HAMS, of superior
quality; received and for sale by
au6 p. VOOLFOLK. JR, 1870 Broad Il.
NEW MUSIC.-P. H. TAYLOR has
IN inst received NEW SONG, entitled 1.-THE
SNOW" the words by s. Lover, the nlusic BY r. ".
Roster. The poetry q gem, and the muac Is beaut
fully characteristic Of the poetry. Sc q
aus Music Store, leo Main4.ree.. 81
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| OST, ON the right hand side of 14th St,
~ going up. between Main street and the Powha-
tan House, TWENTY DOLLARS-one fifteen and
five dollar note. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving the at this office, with
au lG-2t THOMAS VI. VALENTINE.
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TANNERS OIL.-100 bbls in prime or
Il der aud good quality, for sale by
6u II DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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COFFEE SUGARS.-300 bbls. "B'' and
~ "Cn brands for sale by
au17 DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.
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WANTED-Fiye good machinsts, one
w carpenter, and one pattern maker, for which
liberal wages and constant employment viii be given
None need apply but those well recommended for
their sobriety, industry and experience in their bus
THOS. SHARP, Sup't.,
Va. and Tenn. Railroad.
Lynchburg, August 8. 1855 G-2ry
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WM. FALCONER is now prepared to
w furnish wholesale dealers with CAKES,
CRACKERS, sc. Those in want of such will find it
TO their interest TO give him call IS
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CUGAR.-150 hhds. prime Muscoyado
~ Sugar in store and for sale by
auI7 CHARLES r. WORKMAN,
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HERRINGS.-20 bbls No. l Halifax
Il Il Cut Herrings, in store and for sale by
auI7 CHARLES 4. WORKMAN.
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Java COFFEE, Of superior quality
~ 500 pockets, for sale by
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Pr0UiH c5.aI Markets.

At Manchester, trade was satisfactory. At Biz
mlngham, there was more tirlnness in iron.
Hare Market
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Sn BOXES JACKSON'S CANDLES.
oOLanding and for sale by
aul6 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
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IMMINENT FOR SCRATCHES ON
~ ffORsES.--Thls article has stood the test far
several years. and has never failed ia ain sle b.
stance With full directions how 10 use IT, For sale
by =. boDEkER,
an Is F. No ~, Main Street
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WANTED-By young man from the
" country, who has TN extensive up-country
quaintanee-a situation ASSISTANT SALES
MAN in any kind of mercantile business. He is viii
ling to make himself generally useful, and Of re-
nation, enquire this Office, of Mr.. G. w. Wiley
at MessEs. Jones Harwood's Furniture Store.
OIL
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hbds. really prime
WI Cardenas Molasses in store and for sale by
aul7 CHARLES 7. WORKMAN.
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MY DAUGHTER

II also state that my daughter twelve years of age,
was in extremely delicate health for two years, at
tended with loss of appetite, pale and emaciated-
The of Hampton's Tincture in one month re-
stored her appetite, and she is in robust health
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i FAD PIPE.-A full assortment always
IL On hand and for sale By
Sign Of the ciieulsr saw. u Msia Street
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lion. r. HI. SHELBY, OF KENTUCKY-
IL His testimony after speaking of wonde rful cures
by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. He

Il further state that my has been in bad health
for several years. having all the symptoms of dyspep-
sia acid stomach, weak DIGESTION torpid state of the
bowels, with great debility. The of Hanlpton's
now the appearance of becoming strong and heal
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T ARGE MAGDALEN SMOKED HER
IL RINGS in boxes; No. Picked SALMON
Also, No. l sMACKEREL, very fat and nice for sale
by HULST KING.
au E-lw Franklin street, Old Market
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NEW GOODS. NEW STORE.

hONA & b 70 I HER have Just opened a large
IL al d handsome stock of I0USE-FUKNISHJSG
GOODS on the corner of Ninth and ID streets five
do r. north OF Clagett Co.'s store at tie corner of
Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street They have
fitted the store up in handsome style and having
four large sales rooms, they determined to keep
full and complete stock of everything wanted for
furnishing honsc complete. Perrons farni,hirg
may rest assured of snding the GOODS az cheap as
they can be found elsewhere, with great saving of
time. trouble, and yexatiOn in dealing in many
stores. We name
Psrlor Ses. consisting of 2 Sofas. Chnra and two
handsome Arm Chairs. of rosewood mahogany
and walnut, covered with brOcatel plush.
hair-clOth. CT III white, to be covered 10 suit
the taste Of purchasers
Chamb-r Set-, consisting of reisteai four Chairs
Nashsink. Dre-s sing Bureau, Wardrobe, and
Teapoy, painted in colOrs or solid wood of
oak. walnut, a mahogany
Also, d tached picco. OF ell kinds Of Furniture
Bed. Mattresses, Mirrors. Plated Goods.
China, Glass. and Crockery Ware, Wood and
JaPanned Ware Cutlery, &c: in fact, for par
Tor, cham her, dining room, hall and kitchen.
you will find all you want.
For particulars refer YOU to our catalogues.
which comprise list of every Kind Of goods We
Keep.
call from those wanting goods in line is in
goods aud fair dealing.
K'nembcr the location. 9th and street,, five
doors from Pcrnsylva avenue. thrrc-story build
Ing, granite front, md known as Gideon's building.
DOM { BR0.
J. NJ DOM BRO. continues at the old store,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and 18th SITS
lO-rPO2R-
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Pennsylvania Election

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-The official
vote of the city and county for Canal
Commissioner stands FORSYTH, Dem.
22,264: Pennal, Wing, 1915; Morgan.
Native, 5,460.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. l5.-The following is
the official vote of Allegheny County.
For Supreme Judge -Budd, Wing, 5,5S7;
Knox, Dem, 5,2l4; Stephenson, Free
Soiler, 53S; Browne, Native American,
5I7.
For Canal Commissioner-Pown
Wing, 5.76S; Forsyth, DEM, 4,Si9 !:
Mitchell. Free Soiler, $50; Morgan, Ma
tive, 54S.
For Auditor General-Mc Clure, 500 /;
Banks, Dem. 5,131.
For Surveyor General-Myers, Wing,
5,75S; Brawley, 1882.
For District Judge-Hampton, Wing,
a majority over Shannon, Dem, Of 40.
For Senate-Mc Clintock, DEM, a ma
jority over CarotherS, Wing, of 1853.
For Lcgislature-Portcr, Nurse, Big
ham, and Park, four Wings, and Hamil-
ton, Dem, elected; Naylor, Wing, de-
feated.
The county officers are Wings except
Roberts, DEM, elected Prosecuting At
tOrncy.
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Ohio Election.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.-THE returns indi-
cate the defeat of the Temperance party.
In the northern portion of the State, the
Maine Law is carried, but the South gives
a large majority against it. The decision
of the majority is Free trade in mtoxi-
eating liquor"
The impression is, that the Wings have
not elected more than IL out Of all their
candidates for the Legislature.
The Woman's Rights meeting here,
last night, was crowded. Lucy Stone,
Mrs. Mott and Jenkins. addressed the
meeting. One half of those who went
could not get inside the Hall.
The weather is fine, and the river is
low and receding.
Coal is very scarce, and number of
manufacturing establishments have stop
ped in consequence.
Money is at > per cent per month fer
the best paper. Flour is dull at IS 25.
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List Of Arrivals at the Principal hotels.

Nationn! Hotcl.-J de Bree, Va; Il G Thomas, NY;
Dexter & Iado, do; Dawes, UsN; GATES,
do; Conrad, La; Grain lady, Pa; J Renyn,
NB; Judge Phelps, NY; w ii Brown & lady,
Canada; Gellibrand & lady, NY; Andriot. do; a
Smith, La; VIM Jone-, CSN; Cuttings. Md;
Daniel Somers, Va; r II Mccartney Md; F A Hill
dreth, Miss; w Hawks, NY; G Wirks, o, Prof
Haze lady, Lat " Junes do. VIM p Roberts,
Pal 7 a Trit, RI, n Rohrbongh, Md; A Rice, Va,
& Rugeles Jr, Mass; w RuggIes, do: e Stomey,
sc; b IL Holt, Va; X Ri igway, do; ] A Mcconnell
o; Grouse, do; O Meares. NC; : Lynch VI D..
Md; a MacRar, Nc; I Rutcr, NY; II Prndleton,
Va; DIR G Irquhart, do; B Carlctt, do; d Woods,
Pa; G II Byrd, Md; J Dwell. do; J W A,hmpad,
Pa; w II Garland, La; Y MrSpedrn. Ny; w d
Whitlock, DC; II Spark, Ny; j strain UsN;
E Miller. Mass.
Brours' Hotels thurman, Md: W johnson; do,
Duncan, Dublin; L Brewster & lady. Pa; F. Has
kelI s. daughter, Mass; GOV Thomas, Md; NJ VIII
liams, Va; Williams do; w Lewis Tenn: w
NJ Burwell, Va; & Mattingly, Md: f. $ Brent. Va; ]
Richardson & lady, Mass; Mrs Mckay daughter,
DO; Jordan & lady, Tenn; Mrs Hammer do T X
McIvaine 4 lady, NY; B Hill, Me; w f Reed,
Cal: Jno Rudd, Pa; & Summers, Va; Miss sum
mer- do; b White s. fathc do; DR. X TYLER do:
G Tyler do; b Blackwosd. NY; d d Grail. do
Capt Johnson, NC; JAS Jones. Nd: s Matthews. do
White, do; II Martin, do; = Stephens do: John
Alexander, do; II Turner. do; ii Johnson do; Thos
Evans do; Ross, o. Mrs Aichison do; F EstU
Va; II style, do; J II Montague do; w w James
Tenn; VIM Rhinehart Pa; r Dickey Va: Miss Paul
do; Mrs Bray. do; Weldon, Ala; + Boyd Nv;
DIR b g Peabody, Va; # r Barnes pc; G A Bavnc
Va; III White. NY; p lleiss La; Chapman. Va:
Sansser, Covngton; W Brooks NY, DIR
Moses, USA.
United States Hotcl.-C LETTERS & lady, O: A ]
Cas-, Mass; l. L Mandel & lazy, Ark; L Mandel,
Ny; VI Grey, Va; NJ Nelson, do; A RMcQuillan
w liite daughter, TO; ID Letr,e, brother and
mother, do; IIareSter & lady. Md: G NJ Hawkins.
NY, Baxter, Ala; G Waters. DC: Capt e. W
McCerrin s family, La; Major l. Schlesiurer. do;
Npn DO.
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COMPLIMENTARY BALL.

THE ARLINGTON CLUB respectfully beg leave
To inform their friends and the public that their
Complimentary BALL to the Pioneer Club" of
Baltimore, viii take place at Harmony HALL. on
MONDAY. October 3lst, 1853
The Club pledge Themselves that pains or ex-
pense shall lie spared to make this Ball in every re.
5pect agreeable.
The best Cotillon Music hes been engaged for TIE
occasion.
Tickets-ONE DOLLAR; to be had Of the Club
and at the door on the evening of the Ball
MASAGEES:
r. Harrison, W " HUT IN.
j. W. Hay's. C.. Sherwood
A. EcklOn. Oc 6-Th&Mct-
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sS- There is no better time than the rre,ent to
purchase your SUPPLIES of Fall and Winter clothing
To those in want of superior or lnw-prced appar ell
we would urge the prudence of visiting the popular
establishment known ~ NOAH WALKERS MAR
BILE HALLCLOTHING EMPORIUM Browns build
ing where they can b. suited with every variety aud
style of clothing Their beautiful and well selected
stock consists in part of fine black and fancy ored
cloth rOck, sack and dress coats superior plain and
fancy cashmere business frochs and sacks: rich
talmas, paletats and sack Ovcrcoats with the best
selection Of fine black docskin and fancy CASHMERE
pants, cut velvet silks satin, cashmere and plush
vests. Also, shirts cofars, drawers. socks. cravats
handkerchefs, suspenderS. gloves, undershrtS &c
All of which they will cell lower than any other
house in this or any other city. We would also call
the attention of ladies their complete assortment
of Boys Clothing. large supply of servants wear
ALWAYS on hand
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ssINvALrD7 recovering from the effects Of Fever.
Bilious IiseaFes or long continued illness of any
kind. will fiud Carriers Spanish Mixture the only
remedy which viii revive their DR. oping constitr-
tons. expe all bad humors from the blood excite the
liver to prompt and healthy action. and by its tonic
properties, restore the patient to life and vigor
We can only eay TRY 1T. 4 Jingle bottle is worth
all the socallcd Sarsa7aras in existence. 1t con-
t"ns no Mercury, Opium. any other no1iou. or
poisonous drug. and r"n be given to the youngest
infant without hesitation.
See TIE certificates Of wonderful cures around the
hottie. More than five hundred persons in the city
Of Richmond Va. can testify to its good effects.
- See advertisement.
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BY J. c. Mcguire, Auctioneer.


BY j. c. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
JNU r Nj TT f AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
i AT AUCTiON.-On WEDNESDAY morning
October 10Th, at 10 o'co k shall sell, at the resi-
dence OF DIR Licbermann, the south side of IT,
between 18th and 18th streets, all his Househ id
Furniture and effects
Mahogany Piano Forte, by Gilbert
Mahogany Arm snd Parlor Chairs, in Bro catelle
Crimson ramask and Embroidered Lace Curtains
Giltframe Mirror. Girandoes Astral Lamps
Marbe-:op Pier Table, Gilt Cornice and Fixtures
Mahogany and Walnut Centre, Card, and Side Ia
bles
Mahogany Sofas. Rockers. and Psrlor Chairs
Painted cane and wcoa-seat Chairs
French Mantel Time piece
Marble end cast iron Statuette-
Mahogany Rock and Mineral Cases
Mahogany French Bedsteads. Wardrobe
Wristbands Toilet Sets
Best Curlet hair and IIusk Mattresses
Boosters and Pillows. Blankets, Counterpanes
French China Dinner and Tea Ware
Plated Crstors. Decantcrs. Tumblers
Finger Bowls, Wines Cordrls
Refrigera;ors Bath Tubs. Cooking Stove
1hree-p'y. Ingram, and Venetian Competing
Oil 10th. Mating. Stair Rods and Eyes
Together with good assortment of Kitchen Uten-
sis
Terms $25 and under. cash over that srm a
credit Of and four months for notes satisfactory
y endorsed, hearing interest
&c. MCGUIRE,
o. Ill AuCt'oneer.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-17
Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. Oct Il, 10 M.-The uncer-
tainty of the Atlantic'S news regarding
an European war and the tightness in the
money market unsettlcs breadstuffs.-
Flour is held at sc So. Grain is u1-
settled. Considerable wheat is offered.
Small sales of white wheat Mt 81 "A cts:
red wheat, 81 80 a 81 SO cts. White
corn, 80 cts: yellow, 81 cts-2, 900 BUSH
els sold.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-17

CLnsING SALE OF DRY GOODS by order Of G
" W Cutter. Trustee On EnNESDAY morn
ing 0ctol er 10Th at 10 O'Clock. the first floor of
my Auction Rooms. shal per.mptorily. 10 close
the accounts. the Fry Goods remaining and thosc
which are tnealIsi for among which will lie found.
Superior Embroidered Grape Shawls
Bay State Shawls. Mantil as. Eisitrs
Brccade and plain Dress Silks
Mousseaines, Cashmeres. Alpacas. Meriuos
Callcoes. brown and hleacheI Mullins
900 Dinner Table Cloths, TowrllinS, Crash
HardkerChefs Gloves, Hosiery
Sewing Six, Cotton. Perfumery. &c.
the above goods are all fresh and seasorab!e, and
must hc sold.
Terms cash, in bankab,e funds. on delivery.
r. \. S1RATTnN,
&c Id Auctionscr.