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Anew JUVENILE HOOKS, just received

Anew JUVENILE BOOKS, Just received
~ and for sale by A. MORRIS, 81 Main street.
Hundred Short Tales for Children, from the
German of Won Schmid by B Wells, NJ A-50c
shepherds Call to the Lambs of bis Flock, by
Rev Cornelius Winter Bolton-( Feed my Lambs'0
SOC
sequel TO Msma's Bible Stories, chiefly in words
not exceeding two syllabes-50c
Three Months under the Snow the journal of
young inhabitant of the Jura, translated from the
French of J Porchat-37c
Frank Harrison-37c
The Collies Tale: true history, by Jas Bridges
Esq Csc
An Orphan Tale, by the Rev Geo Fish-25c
Also, Ralph Waidlsw on Miracies-75c
NJ. mors of Aaron Burr, vol isl SO je 30
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BY James M. Taylor.

THAT HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM,
one mile west OF the city, known as
Rose Meath, for sale.-Fhe subscribers
health having been restored by residence Of four
years In the county, and desiring to devote his und
vided attention to commercial pursuits, and with
that view to to the city, he otfers for sale
his farm, called Rose Meath, situated in Henri
co county, one mile west OF the city, on the Deep
hun Turnpike-a continuation of Broad street, with
convenient access TO the Westham Plank Road.
The farm contains about 224 acres of land, all
cleared, and about 200 acres of it in the highest
state OF agricultural improvement, as the crops
testify.
convenient and modern description, and in perfect
order, being peculiarly adapted both for family
comfort and the purposes of the farm.
Inc pre- perty is SUI ceptble Of division into three
/ or more beautiful tracts.
| First, the mansion house. with IL rooms. bath
heuse, kitchen out houses for servants SIN oke ice
machine, corn and large hay houses, extensive sta
Die room, &c, with about lib acres of land incud
| Ing garden of acres. and beautiful yard and
hover garden, tas'etully set out in shade trees,
| shrubs and flowers.
Secondly, frame building with ak rooms above
besides brick BASEMENT kitchen, with rooms
extensive stabling hay shelter l00x40 feet, &C. d.
with 81 acres of land.
Tdird, tract Of 20 acres without improvements
fronting on Grove street. and within siew hundred
1 yards of the Plank Road.
more minute description of this property Is
deemed unnecessary here, as those disposed to pur
chase will prefer to view The premises and all such
| are invited to do so, and treat with James III Tay
lor, Auctieneer, at whose office plat OF the land
may be seen.
There is not, nor has there probably been offered
| in this market for years, more desirable piece o
| property of equal dimensions with as many advan
! tages of location, beauty and sound investment
| and nothing but the reasons above given induce
the owner to part with it.
If not sold privately before WEDNESDAY, tn
9th day of July, it will on that day, commencin
at 5K O'Clock, P NJ, upon the premises, be offere
at public auction. and the following day, CON
mencing at IL o'clock A III, will be sold the farm
ing utensils of every description, stock, consistin
| OF fine mules, mich cows, hefers, yearlings, hog
| &c. all of fine br, ed.
The terms will be most liberal and accommoda
| ing.
Should private sale of the land be effected b
| fore the day of sale, due notice will be given.
LEWIS D CRENSHAW.
JAMES TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
lie 23-3teodG dtdswlt
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ELAM, SMITH & CO., Grocers and
~ Commission Merchants Cary street ad

NtLAN, SHITH q GU, GrOCerS and
RI Commission Merchants, Cary street ad
joining the Columbian Hotel, keep constantly on
hand well selected stock of Groceries, which
they VIII sell to their frencs and the public on as
reasonable terms ss they can buy them elsew here
Their stock consists of the usual variety of goods in
their line OF business together with a fine assert.
ment of Wines, Liquors, DC.
They will also attend strictly to the sale of coup.
try produce OF any kind, which their friends nav
coutide to their care
All orders will be promptly attended TO-
They return thanks for the patronage heretofore
received and respectfully solicit a continuance of
the same. =;
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fY- Toeun Ache cured by Gnriick Q
GGathmey's Tooth Ache specihc.-t !

~ ToeUn Ache cured by Gsnrick q
GEathmey's Tooth Ache specfnc'-u
arranted TO contain nothing injurious co tns teetn
ard hes never yee failed in single instance 70 reeye
In few minutes See the certificate OF Dr. Edmanos
= nrsctisiue Dentist ofthis city.
Eyssps GARLIck & GwATHMEY: 6ent-l nave
u.sd nearly fifty phias of your Tooth Acne sPeclnc
~ am bishly pleased with its good effects. IL GER,
einiy viii relieve the pain when caused by exteIna
sgsnces does not injure the Teeth and 10 exceiien.
Sr infamed and spongy Gums. eens,der 1t tne per
srt,cJe used for Tooth Ache, and sheerfuy recon.
sn1 IL ta Dentsts and those afflicted Win aching
.sts Yours respectfully,
soId nv BENNETT BEERS, PuhCELL. LAW
co. and Druggists generally Price 70 seh".
apA-Sm
rp Great improvement In stereos'
canes and sfereesc0pic DaguerTeotypos..
Mr. SIMONS our most successiui arns., nas ~
most wonderful and rapid stride In bringing tnih
new style of pictures TO perfection.
We have seen a great number OF those Magioa'
gems but in point Of clearness ana me peflec. az
enracy Of the two blending into one, Simo1s car ~
RES off the palm His pictures we cons'oeI ~, Ihs
yery acme of perfection and we bespeak Ior nim
large share of public patronage when &c asas
deserves for his promptness, being one OF
10 adsut Professor Wheatstonc's discovery ~ nl'
beautiful dsguerreotypes.
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~ me BUILDING LOTS In THE
- TOWN OF SIDNEY AT AUCTlON-Wil
O'Clock, 2. NJ, upon the premises, 6 Building Lots
IN me town OF Sidney. on the East side of Harvie
street and three on the West side If said street
feet TO an alley 0> AA'
These Lots have an elevated and beou,;f.I Loo.
uon, and are for building sites, equal 10 anv n
that highly improving neighborhood' my -
Terms very liberal.
lie % IAS u r.u,1
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GEORGE JENKINS MAhYLAN n
VI SUGAR CURED HAMS
John shay's superior sugar cured Hams
Schooley & Sons Queen City do
Briggs Virginia cured do
Do do do Sides and Shoulders
Just received and for sale by
P VOOLFOLK, Jr,
jy $50 Broad street.
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WANTED.

- WAN led.
w a ars . good plain Geek, Ws.hcr
g two miles In the country Liberal rsan %
os PAD. Apply at the American Hotel. s'' "A'
w ANhD.--An active young man of noiIe
L.. hnnefs VINO can come recommended NAV
AZ. ol situation BY enquirine at this OH "a
az servant Girl, for the balance of The year
WANTED.-A white or coIored man = -
H. as printing office. Apply at this Office.
GrnaNITURk WAGON WANTFO--
cons ne subscribers wish to purchase n good "a
10 t nssa furniture Wagon.
sTEAkNs e. BRUMMEI,
mphNrEks NTED--T s;.6 -
liberal wasss TWO Carpenters. to whom win paw
je 3o--at. JOHN ROYAL.
u min M MsTaEks.-Wanied to hire to vo1s =.
viii ami, I'VE or ten Carpenter.. Far .unh % =.
ie an an, good wages will be paid Ann,u - u'a as
11T L. D. CRENsHAW e. co.
w AD-A Bread Baker. Ami, -
jeas WM FAi.CoNEk,
w ANTED TO RENT--We ,.I.,, - -:
fra. oae or more yesro. piass sa 20 rent Tor
ana ny 70 80 acres. with i'm say OF
such eaceedins miles from Riebmona eie r,
in cash or . 49,, ioerai rent will be given e;,nsr
ie % part OF the crop Apply 10 e''nef
- . ToLER q CooR. A,sn,,
nSnav ,Ts WANTR n . = :, - :,
ms,s aia ,N1s we wish to hire imrsd,.,sH
sas;s,a u'ns room and house Servants e,sn
such for ,or the Springs Persons ha sJou
~ 40 hire' VIII do well to call wi,hnn, afing
ToLER q COOK, Agent.
w ANThD.-f wish to hire n UE;,. -
Apply,o arm Ep nea n EEi Richmond
Us % General Agent and ColIec,or
w ANTED.-Iw ish to hire far Tho 1,-I.----.
tne year, or by the month, No dinina roo =.
Annie 20 gu come We'll recommended
10 % General Aasn, al 1suO'
WANTED FOR THE SWEET sPRNG5
W hret rate assistant MINI Cook. NJ.
need apply but good one who can come wal, ~
commended and has been accustomed tn conL;nn
in public houses ~ 'ooAing
je15 HACEA WINSTON
WANTED.-I wish 10 hire for the balance -
w the year, able bodied MEN, to 90 n miles in
the country; white or black.
EDW'DD EACHO.
je4 General Agent and Collector.
NJ Virginia Fire and Maine Iusu
w rance Stock, by
nv 20 MACE e. WINSTON
EMPl.OYNsEN Hands, who are ac
IA customed TO manufacturing Goats, Pants and
Vests, can have constant employment on applica
ton to q SWEENEY, at
KENT, PAINE & EENTs,
my 80 No IL Fourteenth street
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1.-TWO FRAMED TENEMENTs aNn
l. Lots ON Concord street, near Carrinr'
tens Mill, at AHction:-Wiil be sold on
TUESDAY, 5th July. at ST O'Clock, p M. nnor ", I
premises two Framed Tenements and lots. tron,ro
together on Concord street 80 feet six inches an
running back l4l feet TO the mill bank. The honsa.
are In good order, and now rented at $40 mar
month. POI
Terms: 0ne.third cash; balance at 4 and q mo.
with interest and satisfactorily secured.
jy1 JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct
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ADDITIONAL BY THE AFRICA.

We received no Geographic dispatch las
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Rebuild the Broken Constitution.

hoDUtku Ene bFOBen tgHatltutIOn.
Brought from vast distance, the principal ingre.
dent of the Elixir can only be procured at heavy
expense and the of manufacture is also costly
Hence the price, to be at all remuneratve must
essarily be higher than that of the trashy chance
compounded nostrum, of which the only expense con
priceless blessing" then is the INVIGORATING
ELIXIR AND CORDIAL the che apest medicine in
the known world
The arrangements of the system, leading to ner.
are so numerous that it would require a column to
enumerate the maadies for which this preparation is
specific A few, however. may be enumerated viz.
neuralgia tic doloreaux, headache, incpent paraly-
SIS hysterla dyspepsia palptation of the heart spi
nal affections, muscular debility, tremors fatulence
prickng sensation in the flesh nunbness torpidity
OF the liver, mental depression weakness of the will
lndlsposlon to move, aintness after exercise broken
sleep and terrifying dreams inability remain in one
place or position, melancholy, monomania, fuor
albus sinking at the stomach, emacation that does
not proceed from organic beyond the reach of
medicine
from malformation structural diseases it is aver
red that
Morse's InvigoratiDx Elixir
will replace weakness with strength incapacity with
efficiency, lrregularlty with uniform and natural ac
tvity, and this not only without hazard of reaction
but with happy effect the general organization
Il Bear in mind that all maladies, wherever they
begin, finish with the nervous system, and that the
is physical DEATH q Bear in mind also, that for
every kind of nervous disease the Elixir and Cor
dial is the only reliable preparation known.
IL Is put up hlgny concentrated, pint bottles,
with the name blown in the glass. and sold at 81
per bottle; two for IS; si1 for Sl2
CHARLES III. RING,
ls2 Broadway, New York, General Agent.
BENNETT & BEERS,
l25 Main ct, Richmond
Sold by Druggists generally je3O-6t
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e Dyspepsia, rheumatism. scrofula
0LIs-Pass it around-let the afflicted hear the glad
tidings! This is but the sentiment of thousands
WAsHINGroN May II, 1855
Messrs Mortimer Mowbray: Gentemen-Havinq
been aiictedwith Liver Complaint ten years stand
ing hereby fer the benefit of the afflicted take grea.
pleasure in announcing that after using few bottles
of Hampton Tncture, found it had accomplish
ed perfect cure. / have used different medicines
from time to tme but have never been able to account
for any apparent good and it is blessing to stricken
humanity that that medicine is found which Possesses
the wondrous power of prolonglng human life The
many cures it has wrought s sufficient guarantee OF
the beneficial results which may be experienced from
its use. Yours, respectfully;
CHRONIC INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.
The wife of Thos M Yeskle, rs Pearl st, great
sufferer for eight years Restored to perfect health by
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.
HEREDITARY SCROFULA
boy in the family of Hon w Thomssson, once
member of Congress, from Kentucky, was mass of
from head to foot His inside out
protruding over the eyebas produce blindness
He was cured by Hamptons Vegetable Tncture.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry Winn had cough for five years, great
weakness. &c; had, in ALL five six physicians; tried
all their remedies. but was cured only by Hamptona
Call and get Pamphlets Gratis
Sold by GA sTkECKEk, Richmond
GB JONES co. Petersburg.
MORTIMER & MOWBRAY,
Preprietors. Baltimore, and Druggists generally
je1
r Yea can always find ar Wa. FAIL
CONER'S Bakery, III Aain street, an assortment
OF Cakes, Pastry, Pies, Crackers. Bresc. Rolls,
Biscsit DC, that cannot Re surpassed by any other
establishment In the city. II variety er quality
Call or send your orders 70
NkW CHEEsE.-A let of prime family
IN Cheese mild and rich, Just received per steam
er Roanoke, for sale wholesale and retail by
ie % HULsT KING.
HAS FIXTURES.-Wea are receiving an ad
u ditional supply of Gas Chandeliers and other
fixtures, of new patterns.
is24 STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & co. /
NOR HIRE.-I have for hire three Servants
Il for the balance of the year-one Woman and
two Girls. Apply TO EW D ID EACHO,
ie "A General Agent and Collector.
YWHITE VESTS "A new supply of hne
w White Vests, jast received and for sale at No
IL l. NAN IS street. q MERCHANT & wEIsIeEa.
MUsQUITO NETTIN G. 800 pieces Mus
lsl quito Netting, plain and fancy, just received
my KENT. PAINE & KENT.
DURE SPERM OIL.-5 hhdB pure sperm
Il Oil on consignment for sais low BY
ia 40 iR sTFGAL.
RI R8Ls. Nc. 4 NURTH CAROLINA
% ROE HERRIHGS, recsiving, for sae BY
fea3 BACON u BASKERVILLE.
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@ SA REWARD.-Strayed or Stolen
QOODuring Friday night. the oath instant from

VOOUurIng Friday night, the 24th instant, from
my farm, in Henrico county. about miles west of
the city. on the Plank Road, my Riding Mare,
dark Chestnut Sorrel, rather under medium size,
without any white marks according to my recollec.
ton. Her legs ere Of lighter hue than her body,
and for come inches above the hoofs, are of san.
dy color She is inclined to be string halt In the
left Leg which she exhibits by taking /; up quickly
particularly in the morning when taken out of the
stable. She was also quite lame in this leg from
being halter cast, the mark of which she bears,
just under the pastern joint She has knot or
wen about half the size of hens egg on the left
side, shout the end of the skirt of the saddle last
underneath the girth She Ia remarkable for her
riding qualities, spirit and action, symmetrical
figure. and particularly her very delicate head and
prominent eyes If stolen, $50 will be paid for the
apprehension of the thief, and reasonable re-.
ward for the Mare If delivered to me at my farm,
or at my residence, corner of Broad AID nth st.
jy If PMTA8B IR
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g Prof. Eiufse's InvigOrating Cor.
diai.-Its beneficial effects are not confined to
either any age. The overworn man of bust
ness the victim OF depression, the individ-
ua suffering from general debility from weakness
use of this incompatible renovator. To those who
haves predlsposit!on to paralysis, it will prove a
complete and unfaing safeguard against that terrible
malady. There ere many, perhaps, who have SO
tred with their constitutions, that they think them
selves beyond the reach of medicine. Let not even
these despair. The ELIXIR deals with disease as it
exists, without reference causes and will not only
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a hAAE OVERWHELMINGLY MNR
"a CHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, MECHANIcs
AND OTHERS-The advertisers gentleman If
middle age-who is first rate book.keeper and
copyist, is desirous of employment for the summer
months, for about or 8 hours daily in posting up
other documents, &c. DC. Any person or firm.
whose books have fallen in arrears, and who are
DESTROYS of having them posted up and put in pro
per order, or new ones opened, will find this an
opportunity not again to be met with as the adyer
tiser would, for the summer months, only REQUIRE
for his services a very trihs in addition to board
and lodging after which, If required, permanen,
arrangement could be made
Refers to Wellington Goddin, Esq, from whom
fuller information can be obtained and with whom
any communication left, will meet promst and re
specIui attention from } Is jy l-3t
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CO.PAkVNEkSHIP Tho ,s-,
bave formed copar.nership un5sr ,ha e,sslgnea
HAXALL 81 CO, and will con6uct ,ha n, un. OF
Business as heretofore r. R. HAWAII ins
B: w. HAXALL,
Richmond, July LIST, 1853 iu1Nds,,,
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LAMBERT,s LOTTERY OFF1CR-
Ne. North Calvert street,
BALTIMORE

Oppesfe barnun'e HOtei)
NE purcnase or sale of Lottery Tickets ciffts
-. rae Stats Of prSfsia being now In violation 81
n;c,;, ana attended with heavy pensIty on con
me orders of his friends and others who nav ~
Ipnposeo 70 purchase. Having been resident q
n msnmono Tor upwards of thirty years. and being
ley icy generally known throughout The State, he
s.snrs y ssnost unnecessary TO give any furshsr
promptly and properly attended to. -
me Maryland Lotteries. for sale. = '- = %
resnSna Inc printed Official drawings sent to
~ frzes csshed az sight.
NV is.,.,. THOMAS LAMBERT.
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1MALL No. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
y this dsy from schooner Susan, for sale BY
je2a WlLLIAMS = BROTHER.
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ofOLUTION.-The CO partnership here
the hrm OF HAXALL e. BROTHER. has sx uIued
- ave- inii'ation' X. B. HAXALL.
p;,h,,o,s B. w. HAXALL
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A late dispatch from Wen na says that tn
Russian Ambassadors at Vienna and Berlii
insist on Austria and Prussia disseminating
their passive attitude on the Eastern question
or, in other words, they must back up the pre-
tensions Of Russia.
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n. SOscrber. on Tuesday night last, a negro
named WILLIAM, about feet inches high
saslgnt build, steps quick, and of a genteel an
IF generally He is about "a years old, and
him hro o,own color, and when he left took with
cn.,a oaoWn coat and dark pantaloons, besides his
cCIha,omary daily clothes. He was purchssed on
on.as.mss last from Mr. Jas Miller. of Botetonr,
county, and he may endeaver to return there The
nsd f. reward and all reasonable expenses win be
", or ten dollars if taken up ia the civ ~ p;a
mond and delivered to me. wy Vi nicn'
jy1-3t* SL tALSolI
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Sold By ali Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
Priae 81 Der bottle. or six bottles for S5. an

rsEmportant TO the Public.-EXPRESS
FOR CALIFORNIA. AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL
ward daily all descriptions of Goods entrusted to our
charge also Drafts furnished for large small sums
payable at every town city in the United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland
Notes, Drafts, and Bills with Goods, collected and
prompt returns.
Merchants and others, wishing Goods from the
Northern cities will consult their interest by patron
Using the old established and responsible Express Of
ADAMS CO,
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ATTENTION ARrILLERY.-A

AK ATTENTION ARrILLERY.-At
EZSt end Grill on Saturday, I'd July, at 6
.sMaA clock M, at your Gun House Every
member OF the Company 10 particularly re
quested to attend this driu By order of the Can.
tain. r q Rail- n
EHEezEssz<I FOR HUGUENOT SPRINGS.
passenger train will leave Richmond
every SATURDAY, till further notice at $50 M
Returning, will arrive each successive MONDAY.
at $3.50 A NJ, at Richmond.
Jyl III OSBORNE supt
A CAkD-TO FAMILIES GOING TO THE
- STRINGS A lady of responsibility and edu-
cation, and who Is perfect mistress of housekeen
ing IN all its departments, would, for moderate
SSonpensatien, be please1 to take charge of the
establishment and family, during the alb.
.ence OF the parents to the SPRING. -or to accom-
.nem 10 the Springs and take especial charge
u 'nem Refers to WELLINGTON GODDIN.
;Eq, Win whom any communication left, win meet
800 et.ontion. iy l-3t
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E Yea can always find ar WIZ. fall
CONER'S Bakery, III Aain street, an assortment
OF Cakes, Pastry, Pies, Crackers. Bresc. Rolls,
Biscsit &c, that cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment In the eitys IN variety e- quality
Call or send your orders 20
mh LIS AM FAT.CGNER- sGT Main ss
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AT r. RDM.-"Howiand' Brand For sale
Ne by DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 Co.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-25
Second Dispatch.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.

Omar Pasha, before crossing the Danube ad-
dressed spirited proclamation the army, stir
ring up their patriotism and declaring he would
g sacrifice his body and soul, to be revenged on
the invaders of his country
He kept his word as to the Russian evacuation
of the Principalties, and at the expiration of the
fifteen days, commenced hostilities in all direc,
tions, and in good earnest. During the interim
of fifteen days, the Turks were actively employ
cd in transporting troops to certain portions of
the Danube, from which they could cross with
little further obstacle to the opposite banks he'd
by the Russians.
The passage of the Danube by the Turks under
command of Omar Pasha was effected without
opposition.
The reason assigned for the evacuation of Kal-
afat by the Russians, was the great mortality
which prevailed among the troops in the different
camps.
1t was rumored, however, that the Russians
afterwards returned to Kaiafat and in a pitched
hattle h~d defeated the Turks.
The main force of the Russians were in n noSi-
tion near Bucharest, where several hundred pie
ces ofartilery were posted, and every preparation
made for defence.
ihere were rumors prevalent that Reschid
facha had retired from the ministry
In the conflict at Giurgeous which * stata6
10 have been very desperate the Turks recei,,oJ
the worst OF the fight and retreated up the river
closely followed by the Russians
The Turks respect all foreign propertv under
the Austrian flag.
Another despatch from Vienna, by way afPar-
is, under date of November Sd announces that IN
battle had taken place near Kalafat between the
Turks and Russians. The Turks numbered s.
600, and the Russian force was only $500. The
engagement was desperateone, andlasted about
two hours, when the Russians retreated with a
heavy loss.
Prince Gortchakoff had left Bucharest fer Kar-
aioya. His departure produced profound SEN
sation. A battle was expected to take place in
that direction. Karaiova was full of Russian
troops.
1t was supposed that the Russians would
purposely allow a considerable portion ofthe
Turks TO establish themselves in Lesser Walla-
CHA, IN order TO bring them to battle as soon as
possible; and as the Russians felt confident of