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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-29

THE TRADES, 40.
RRAss FINIsHERs wANTsD-sEvERAL GOD
sPp
founders, &C., Chicago Illinois.
poOT MAKxRs wAN1ED-TWo OR THREE, ON
l. ans psyssd boots Also one q two st:sr, and boy
GLASS sTAIEIR-wANrED, AN EXPERIENCED
rankin Smiths No. 60 south eleventh street,
.TouRNEY4AN JEWELLERS wANrED;-rwo OR
three good T c%aRS can q
ITO PRINTERs.-THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK
the 1sat msnthly meeting win take place onM .nday
~ viii u 81 i.
'sfs'' to all s h rId's Recording Secretary
TO MEDALIsrs.-wANTEo. A GOOD AND sxPsRI.
'aa SIS Sss
Metropolitan Hotel.
40 PRINT CoLoRERs-WANTED A FEW STEADY
hands who thoroughly uuderstaDd the bu .iness TO
% IN s w g
lishmept, 24l Broadway, up stars
WATCHMAKLR WANTED GOOD AND ExPE.
T. so ses
WhNIED. IshEDiATELY, A FIRST RATE Dis
1 0. le5 Broadway, corner Of Dey htreet.
WANThD-A FIRST RATE TRIMMER HIG EEsr
to take charge Also several apprentices Inquire ut lis
LOST AND FOUND.
EoUNn-os THE STE OF July. A GOLD HEADED
cane; The owns. cen isve the same, by proving Oro
ssa calling st
j. A. wUNNENBLRG.
EoUND-AuGUsr 25. IN ONE OF TUE KNIcKER
booker stages porte monnaie containing money The
u
Corner Of Twenty third street and Eighth avenue.
T os7- ON THURSDAY MORNING LAST NEAR THE
@ss q 20 West Fourteenth street, Will be ''f re-
REWARDS.
S5lO R REV d., oe STOLEN At oSE OF
s and S sa on K.
Bank 4 the state Of New Yer and $50 in small
rsips to W H. sTEPhass 81 nousson srss p'' y -
coO REWARD Lust, ON sATUsDAY EVENING,
o. AMI md e.
81 MnT s aSdE ., T ss sD the above
$50 .GwaRD1t SsS BROADWAY goRsy
containing two aceou6t books other papers
Saving a. the Once re- G.
J. Coutan No. Nassau street, up Stare.
on m sg nsI;,,, AFTERNOON Aft
White PAVE White br AIT ard white mars on right sdo Of
above ard will be paid
OK RLWARD.-EROKE ADRIFT ON THE LAST
pC quart.r eob, Stature ogust a. while in
the ast River at pier 10 cauks 10 stage
will DO pa,c upon It's return to pier lib.
eral reward 10 such formation will lead recovery
Apply to e. Ferry HOTEL opposite Wall street ferry
S5 RAwARD.-LosE ON SATURDAY EVENING,
spO GOLD chain let, with heart
trguo attached Ut Nolos saloon going from there
bmity street to Aacdougal street. Any person
turning She to 1873 Macdougal street will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-29

sSUPERINTENDENTs' OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE
= July Is 1853
The public respectfully informed Crystal
Palace openevery day. Sundsys exeeptsd)
the Of O'clock An and o'clock Pm, uAtl fur
Their notice
Single admissions. ~ Sonct
Children under twelve years Of age Is cents
Tickets aSitting the holder until list Of October dollars
Tickets be purchased the che CTyssA
Palace at the music store Ut VIM aall Sen, Ne 2N
Broadway. corner Of Parb place.
JOHN N. BATCHELDEh
Secretary OF the Superintendent
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II W. FROST, AUCTIONEER. tTORE Is SPRUCE
~. street VIII sen this day ~ Ioh O'Clock, household
Ely DAT room chairs 10y cane ,eat eo twelve
ior- paiaings counting room desks hair mat
tresfe- ard feather beds sieo choice LIT wines
Hsyann gar' dry goods, books cutlery. bookcasss oil
cloths carpets, So -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-29

MU6lCALs
MRS sEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
M respectfully announces that her the fall and
winter sssons. commencing Thursday September
noy bcia made As the number Of pupils neoes-
,nri,y limited ladies DESTROYS Of awaiting them selves Mrs
will please make early application at her resi-
sense, 50 Whte street.
yNANTED-A TEACHER OF PIANO AND GUITAR
w to 60 about thirty miles from New York TO
inland city, to teach in and other wise Must DO
p,aos References given and reauired CAN az - vac
ths day. frem 10 till O'clock att s. Berrys music
NO. ~ Broadway '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-29

RUSsLi ! " wEsTC0rT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
o'clock a. No y Eshth avsnus near FourseeatS street,
tipg III Frel Oh plate per and mirrors tapestry Sad
grain carpets rosewood fUrssurs sui broeateiic
richly sosewood centre pier and 90. tables
superior hair mattresses and cottage mar
Die top sut bedroom furniture richly easmeed lace cur
tains ard cornices rich shades te5sseads iplai
clocks richly decorated vases and ornaments fruit dishes
and compsteers elegant china sets sv.rware
ivory cutlery kitchen furniture number OF vau
able oval apd other paintings richly rsmed ais, elegant
OF sale which Will be positive ran shine deposit viii
medately from the pre- mises -
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fnHARLES FIELD, CABINET MAKER, WHO WAS
~ with M Thomas Corbe In Water street. informed
that his wife children have arrived from in
the ship Highland Mary be found At l5A HashAg
ton street. California papers please copy.
REFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN, LICIA, AND
Jane Boyens, from ;ss.iseoAner County Sligo Ire
land who arrived tn FORK about four When
last hsare from residing in Brookyn Any informa
ton Of tho above parties will be thankfully by
Henry tenray, hardware stand No. 9 Fulton street.
IN call ~ w. B. Palmor's Advertising Agency. Tribune
Budings New York no will receive letter and obtain she
address Of gentleman sive him any information
respecting his brother in vslparAiso
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
CC00 "A PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN, WHO
RAOVs Is intending to make tour Of tho States the
ensuing winter with scientific EXHIBITION of entirely
rev character is desirous Of meeting with partner 10
Lecturer brooklyn Post Oihcc.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-THE CoPAKTNRRsHIP
mere tofore existing between John
pubnc boarding housekeepers l6I Washington street,
eissoyeo by mutual consent The business win
oy .onn H e hsras. JOHN REINHARDr.
August 20 iooo' JACOB REINHA RDT
pARTN sR WANTED IN A COMMERCIAL HOUSE IN
will be received in well established mouse Must have
general knowledge OF business Of stretlv
habits One tho spanish ba
preferred Address box "a Broadway Post Once.
DORTER WANTED--AN INTELLIGENT youNc
J. man, we'll acquainted with tho city act a. liebt mar
ter ~ a dry goods store BARTHOLOMEW WEED
Dol Broadway.
DAR1NER WANTED "A PERSON ENGAGED IN A
pleasant insnuga turing business. and hayiag A good
set OF ca customers wants partner with $500 81
cash person acquainted with dry goods Preferred Adj
dress b. 5 Broadway Post Offce.
FANCY ARTICLES.
pHARo PLAYING CARps-A CHOICE ASSORTMENT
- very old for esle by SAMUEL HART CO. 81 John al
IT., Playing CASp BUYERS SOUTHERN Ann
= ttfprr u'1 y ~ ~ n rnf.
, hsst "rrd. = - 80 4lAdV. bJ e.sG u. t0lr ,si
saitssb sLou atpct "a Ne~ porw -
sAAuAL HART i w, u John street
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cren or the best uveptod Beware Of
gn.o oSes Equally celebrated ~ Gourt sd M die ,ted
sP er 'pnS tt' plee reo'lts ssl owuess chap rouvh
~ ~ in9Ht' FhbtW nltteptF hair ID, &
lnag Lloyd jay nuLte and has s..s,r.,.. :.
Nv Ns.AtsstEssb mat At9.s ISols Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-29

C.ysenl Palace -Ofice OF tine supe Intend
er Ausunt 1853 The pubic respectfully informed
that the fret evening At the Crystal Palace wiz
or building will be It for visisers until 10 oloot
p shen also the machine arcade and picture gal
leYy will be thr oJcn ts the public
M time OF giving the second eveniD exhibition will b
hereafter announced. j. N BATCHELDER
Secretary Of the Superis tendents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-29

WANTED IN JoBBING HOUSE, RAPID AND
w accuI ate booskeeper. A single preferred. Ad
dress, stating rcfcrenoes. Fancy Goods Herald Once
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
NJ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. ga


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UPON SPIRITUAL Phi
lssophy with physical llu-trAtons through msdiurn
at 53 If Lspe ard street every evening
from 10 10 o'clock Admission rs Private spiritus
commu nioation from 70 r. n.
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E1AxTER GUARD, TWELFTH REGIMENT N. Y. 8. H.
- Tho members Of this company hereby notified
that the order for parade, the first day
September has been oountermanded.
@. DYCKMAN, Captain.
q
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Sewing Mashines-Now justly admitted to
stitch Jet made by machinery be had 81 our ace
Prices from $7j to $3.50 Complete dsscripve pamphlets
nailed to all who desire. GROVER, BAKER Il co, "a
Chambers street.
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caFpetsDgss --PosersOn ~ Humphrey, No 379
Broadway received and o9entng their fall
seof rich elegant csrpetngs ported expressly for
city trade ooueisting Of rich Bonvaise' sdrpea lin
medallion, centre landscape border
carpet ever in .hs sonaty medallion velvet
grades Of oapetng usually found
Also oil cloths In greet variety fer sale the mcst liberal
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A UCTlON MOTTO E.-IHOA BgLL, AUCTION13A
"A By 8: InsrahAu Tuesday NH o'clock. N sne
sAsfscna North Will street WIN BE- sold the entire
Of family going TO Irro e Psrtcuars day Of sale.
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WANTEp-AN AAEkIcAN OR SCOTCH WOMAN
w to cook, wash and iron in o private family. INQUIRE
at the Aulls Truss once, NO Yesey street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04

t. 1t appears from letter IA the Ne'' Io'k Post
dated Con-taunopc October 81, that tho tunor oil
Ho-zta's imprisonment s,ilI is iuly confirmed eV
= Consul Smyrna, it refuses TO accept koz'S
release upon the condition that ii ever he returns to Tur
kew shall have the right to seize him, and that
has put up refuse to leave his prison and
restored freedom in the I'm tied States, upon such
toms. What neIty The Premier viii have to issue all
other elsJora'cy prepUed minieso In defence OF the
u,s Of American citizens in foreign lands We shs l
ucci cutiapar,n o. ri. laje Wo,k the subject, 10y
w,y o, al all ynal vo-ae. perhaps before ;Ais
question i, ,e;lei L. occas-,I u. the time IN,
snnouucemeu, was MAZE the adjustment Of the MISTER,
tnat rather sugs,ar nov KoszA's liberation, eo"ds
ionay only he accepted fit were to be coUtendcd
at the same time tia, he entitled to the rights and
privileges OF an American citizen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04

sccations With the National Democrats-asr the paper
which prOessej, without rebuke, speak the sentiments
of the Cabinet had taken the sic of the frec Soil section
and denounced TRAITORS those who adhered 10 the pn
ciplc- which bought the Administration into power
then il that first discovered that had not been
Sufficiently favorable the Free Soil section Can any
q! and cAndor entertain doubt concc-nng the
motive Tor your action think not. You intended u"
take ground aaast the National Democrats, and thros
the weight at the Administration into the opposite scale
The who bad never swcrvcd tom the principles OF
party Tut had stood fast 10y the Union when in dan
ger be horne down by the strong ~ power
and because the Collector occupied place Of some Inn
pOttauCc, the blow he rendered the more sguih-
cant bv making it tall on him. You then wrote me an
Insulting letter aud placed copy in the hands OF C
Ger of the Cusoms who whispered It shout, aud hnanN
gave II to the press means Oi ANNOYING me Nhe'h-
YOU intended the officer should act - more than
.ay; but far have learned, he still eroys your
confidence.
And now what the nature Of the controversy to
which you have the abe National Administration party
IL conflict between Democrats and Wings, but
between sections of the Democratic party No cau-
duates for national offices were IN the field ard II the
Frcc-so section honest in proclaniug ia CONVEX
ton To the principles of the Baltimore platform aud the
Inaugural Afdc Their" were no na'ionN Issues al STAKE"
IL purely New York quarrel involving questions OF
mere State policy In such quarrel member OF the
Cabinet Washington hiss taken sides and has IN effect
toll the Democrats this State whom theN must select
their local rulers ami what should be their policy IN
relation the Canals and other matters of merely local
interest. Your denial this subject can amount to
Lcihine so long A. the facts remain unchanged.
Aside from the principle involved, the removal Is mat
ter Of little moment. shall leave the Office at the clos
Of this day with greater pleasure than accepted SIN
months ago. But have been assaed without cause, and
there has been cruss violation OF the Democratic dec
iuC which denies the Federal Government the right
iuterncddle with the purely internal affairs and policy
of the States For these have not felt at oery
TO let your letter pas wlhou; some notice.
| am, respectfully YOURS.
GREENE c. BRONSON.
Hon JAMES Gr-rItRlE Secretary OF the Treasury.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04

enthusiastic series Of resolutions were adopt
cd declaring that lie removal Of az Collector Bronson
upon the ground Of difference Of opinion Nth the sscre
ty III. Treasury. upou question OF State Canal Po
cy upon slavery anti slavery i in practice dcs'rue
ton Of ,he best Interests Of commerce aud trade and In
principle yrannous, and su6versivc OF the rights and
prerogatious Of the states this Union; that Is act
Of usurp.pn worldly OF despo,sm and deserving only
OF the unqualified condemnation of all free citizens; and
il ~s resolved that the resolutions adopted by the meet
ing be laid before the President AID before Congress
when /, assemblies In December Thus the Administration
81 md, rebukcd by public meeting, numbering many Of
tn lse Who we're formerly its friends.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04
The Fair

Yesterday the third day Of the exhibition the numbers
in atteniauc, Nec greater than The Heavens
lowering. but fortunately rain fell. Mr.. Brown Of
Philadelphia delivered interesting discourse sheep
husbandry, which will publish in iill to morrow.
Everything 50 Ear has surpassed all expectations. We
have never many people in such good bumor-
Toe best evidence of the enthusiasm which pcrvlies the
farmers the subscription for the benefit of the Socie-
tv Wednesday night, of $4,000 Numerous other
trbutcns were made Yesterday aud the will pre-
badly be swollen to $4,000. Richmond city subscribed
S. 900.
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SAIES OF STOCKS


John 4 L'Hcrr g Sos Rrpters yOr Ds ic,el ,H,Hg Mr.
Virginia per cents, - years run. last sales
Treasury los
Virginia per cents, % years time, sales LOG aud
interest
Virginia per cents ten years TO run, sales
:Oj and interest.
Virginia per cents under zen years to run last sales
:lO3 and interest
Bonds guaranteed by the State last sales slOl and in.
teTest.
Richmond City Bonds, 80 years rum last sale, slOi
and interest.
Richmond City Bonds, short dates, last sales slOl
los and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40; last sales 10
Farmers Biuk Stock, sales ll3.
Exchange Bauk Stock. last sales ll2.
Virginia Tenn. X. X. bonds, last sales 9S and int.
Virginia Fire aud Marine last sncA slO3.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par 2O last sales S33.
Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac Railroad Stock,
last sales 500.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales 81.
Richmond Petersburg Rail Road Stock, last sales $40.
Richmond aud Danvle Raj Road Stock. last sales $40
james River and Knnawha Stock, Last sales 800 l-2.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04

PUTNAN's monthly MAGAziSE, for November has been
received from the bookstore OF James wooihousc. It,
appe will be highly acceptable the regular readers
this periodical Visitors the city will also iud much
worthy of their psrusal \ favorable opportunity
nov afforded for them to obtain copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04

~ Mr.. Bronson has replied TO 5I- Gu.hri-'s las.
letter. The honorable gentlemen are sweet UPON on.
another The correspondence altogether is cutie a.
loving a. any that over f-i under our o5se: vator-
The decap.tl;ei N.r Yorker bear OF the pa,ui from
the metropolitan di-utsry in tempe taste and spice
and in thA, ,ia whilh truth Away. possesses rela-
tive 70 f.Lssh2od W hsh ofi .sr of Government,
va ever PLACED IN a more uaen7iaJle prelea,aert
tina the S-1reary 7f the Treasury. Wha, adj, &,
the n r-f1 l,.Ja u h.s position is that while he At
firms ia, b. .lI the B-Jas1u matter before tn
President ar acisi by h, directions, iu other wpr L.
thai tn alliance with the FREE Sellers was tic corner
stone Of IN. Alnini,,rt;i,n policy, Caleb Cushing
(''the maid 81 all work y comes ont in a letter to
Massachusetts, LocoiIc deuoun.ug a coalition wiki
the Ere, Soi.r, in State as abhorrcnt t, IA the
feelings and Nieas o? the Pccs'i,nt This make. "a
pretty spot of work l, ignores Guthrie, aud il ellie
stamps hs statement with mSehood; or presents tie
President As hJdnstTo ami very different sentiment,
TO two OF his conGiea'ia advisers. w So = - DO :
latter To be the case. The Ere. .crs ra Nes -s
numerous nj th-lr 80 T.-ra.ig. = l-- ---4-.
therefore Glth-ie .irr--l e. l-.4-.-4.e B-.-~.
for not appointing Free S3-t5s 10 osl-, T. E-,>-.
chuse;ts, h,wsver, the case = d.L--at T.-re .l-
Frcesoilers matted with lie Haaker-. are ,t ia a.-
nnity; and therefore they AZ, 40; worth buying
AMI sharp Caeh who does no; .ls 5uyia- :
'rthle>S article len IIl-es Il, ca ;pa On l.e .
thorty Of III. President, a syec,ins ,erus
Tns yhol p csel. ( ii sc.. .ly .ii.s .ut h,a,,
upon h Alma. rag,.. /, Sc, - .-t as 70 ne.ty.
Its regar4 tor dec y, a"l i,- c.n.n,l c,ns.st..y
ami is &c mus: >htnc,s, interference by the Fe ezra
Executive with State elections ta.t We have seen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04

RrMrNDER the Grand Entertainment of the "Fak ir Of
Sva aud his Ethiopian Troupe at Odd Fellows Hall to-
night 1t ia certainly the attractive Exhibition ever
before presented To the citizens of Richmond Hundreds
went away last evening unable get in Get your tick
cts early.
the large sale Young Mules place
ing the Pair Ground by JAWS NJ T4ILoE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04
III ,o,,RtoI.o~pr>r~.

"a WAfg"
both sides % paper will not he published
.tNnting orrht be kuo~n q ALL and ali
Obituary notices exceeding eight
,nes ar. CHARGED a. AdvsrtiseEnens
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04

sV- NOTICE 10 YOUSG MEN AND oruERs-Dry anil
N'gf Drd'oi"y SAooi1 prepared to lessons the
different branches Of Drawing the reasonable
q 70 enable all to acquire knoWeigc Of the useful aud beautiful
Glass to commence 's s.h Of mi, month ", particulars,
w. A. POWELL Architect and Civ Eng
NTIRGfSA STATE AGRICULTURAL sOCIErY.-Ie en- Rich
adson, his WIN Ii Richardson IT, will
The 4 the SNOW Grounds.
t. enroll members aud issue certificates ~ membership. These
also be obtained At the once Of the socty whs
onec. no2-dst
NOTICE Through ne soIe.ion naey % ,'s e,sn. q
be removed 20 that place consequently the P session Of the 10
Ga,.fnfr The liberal patronage las, twenty Mr..
efficient dspsrmcni, Win every
y Tor e acquisition Of thorough aud accomplished Classical
Tss".,..on Of The Norfolk seminary for Young Ladies.
months Subsequent sessions Will embrace the usual period Of
I'VE months
DGs'h 90 5. tuition h all the E"" branches fro" " Il"p'
tuition 10 the rdm,ry Eorl,h branches, for the long
Advanced pupil, %
Must on the piano and Guitar ~
One HAHN advance and the close Of
s,even,yins. King and Queen County. Nov. 4-cH
H oCusr COTTAGE PARM POn SAL The .ub.criber
G pu 81 op.mns y ,ys o vie s sd ,e ne IL q
J'nus t nov en~rs his farm ~ sac. s seldom that such
s,a d ss,. s iS'% . a.,
ties 81 the hest very being about the centre 81 he
trait, With durable s susceptible u good improvement The
house oommoous and 10 good repal With syery necss.
house. The water excellent abundant and oonFeaeh
there being good we'll In the yard, and boldrunniuE P,ng
within short distance ~ the Kitchen " y located nea &c
vensve King and county In neishborhood vhch or
he ,h religious privileges unsurpassed IL offers az open
only SCHOOL Physician. n not sold hefore,
ls viii offered 10 the highest bider on the 18Th dsy %
o. cattle lamoug whh are some
vey cous hogs farming utensils, &C. household snd
Kitchen furniture.
Terms m sde the day of sale.
Fr fr,sr addsss The undcrgned at evepsvs
o. o, e h' Pr'@i's' where PF'~p; sMrs soUrdnfa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04
The Sneees. Of the Fair.

We suppose there was an occasion upon
which so many OF the citizens OF Virginia Assem-
bled to Sether ilat of at, Agricultural FAIR
We have hal political C'ny,r'iouS of both parties,
where thousands we're congrcgN"d, AMI ;h) popu'a.
tiCn sccm Il u turn on; en- mrsse hu; the crowd in
attendance at the Fair far surpaSscs any thing of the
kind With many OF the counties the question Is not
who here, but who are LEFT at home. Every Sec
ton Of the State represented from the shore TO
the Ohio. The Lowlanlcrs and the Mounaincor>
have met in great common cause, upon viii h
there is diversity of opinion, but IN which all Is
unison and harmony OF feeling No sectional inter
eats divide them. hc Advancement Of agriculture n
Virginia furnishcsan object around which the citizens
OF every section and the members of each political
party can rally. However much divided in feeling
and interest upon other SUBJECTS that of agricultural
improvement knows no such antaSoniStc positions,
but affords platform broad enough for one and all
90 stand upon. Under such circumstances an assem-
blagc OF the citizens Of Virginia has been drawn
gether wholly without its parallel heretofore, both in
numbers and responsibility. The yeominry Of the
State are out in full for'c. large number Of the
citizens of other States in attendance And the fair
daus htcrs Of Virginia also well represented
Everything augurS we'll for the triumphant success Of
the cause, and the next meeting Of the Agricultural
Society Of Virginia for exhibiting the products Of the
STATE tmay be confidently expected, will DC attended
with equal if not greater degree ofsIccess lis
no longer experiment oar citizens now know
what they do ia agricultural exhibitions and tina
excel in that line they have only to try, by show
ing what they have. From what we have seen We
are graft; I'D to believe that NirSnians not so far
behind their brethren of oh.r States in this respect;
they have the reputation Of being. They are in
fair way, at least Of eradicatin- any such Impress
ions, Anl 10 do so, most successfully, have only to
continue their commenIaJl efforts in behalf OF "A,
great cause OF agriculture in Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04

NAHISE DI-A.TrEs.-Bo-roN, Nov. l.--portions Of
wreck, supposed 10 be OF the Ajax seen on
sunday night 50 miles from Cape Cod The AJAX, tow.
boat left Boston hafbor with thirteen per-o= board
eight diys ago II i-uppO,ed HAT they have all persisted
the -chr. II. Jenkins from Holmes Hole picked up NJ
boat containing the crew Of the schr Edmund Adfm
OF Philadelphia from Port Richmond fOf Jersey CITY, which
had sprung nlerk aud been abandoned The crew had
been Boz Don't llr iNo llv nlllnm. nrnxon. and wata
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Nov. Wheat, white
- 3jal a.. red new 8Osl 50. Flour Family ists
90 do. Mountain, 50: do Lowland IS. Corn G5a75.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-04

Er-IG>rn.-lhc Petersburg Democrat Of 81 -. states
that g. ~ Stafford Eq chief engineer o: the SDujh-id.
road, has resigned be-, office TIE resignation viii take
eject un the tft o'uex month, December the Democrat
l,nns that the post has been rendered Mr. Il II Gordon
one OF the corps Of assistant giuecrs the road