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THE RATTLE OLA PAz.

+ Then Y. Herald has letter, dated "Head Guar
ters Of the Republic OF Lower Cainoruis, Nov T.
1852 giving al account Of expedition of forty
five men, commanded by Col Walker, who. on she
Sd OF November landed at La Paa-how they took
she town in thirty minutes, scared the person of
the Goverpos' haulsd down the AIezican Gag and
proclaimed the independence Of Lower California
how the town was foTtihe6-how Col Walker
entered upon his duties as Presi&s.t of tbs Repsb
Iic!-how he issued highly Important DEGREES and
and then determined to remove the seat of gov.
ernment to San Lucas-how they embarked, tax.
ing with them the ex xGovernor--how they met q
vessel coming into pert having on board Col. Re-
bolleio, who was to succeed Ex Governor Espiucsa
how they boarded the vessel aud took Col Re.
bolleio prisonsr-all without firing gun ~ But
shortly after, party of six men, sent on shore for
wood, were fred upon by large body of citizens,
when the six men thought 1t prudent to return on
board, which they did, under heavy fire of mus
kerry, without losing mani
We now quote from the letter,
Meantime fire was opened upon the town with
our ordinance, which was kept up until Colonel
Walker landed with thirty men, when the d ght
became General From the time Of landing uatil
the close OF the action ia signal defeat of the
nly,) was abost one and Il bali hours The enemy 8
loss was six or seven killed and several wounded
Oar men did not much receive wound, ex-
cept from the Cactus while pursuing the enemy
thro lgh the chapparall in the rear OF the town.
Thus ended the battle of La Paz, crowsing our
efforts with success, releasing Lssocr CsIifjr1rid
fro1s tie .yrsRaoas sose Of Artco, and the essG5-
lishgseRt of aso repabtic.
All we bave to sey is, in reviewing this thrilling
account, that these 6llibusters must have very
toughskins, or else the people Of Lower Califor-
uia are the poorest msrksnen in the world.
II appears however, from advices received by
Senator Gwin, at Washington, that she expedition
was a failure.
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BIC Ii III o ND, VA
THURSDAY MORNING prcrasrR ,s ,,x
SPIRIT OF THE PRgsa

Yesterdays HaI has a wellwri,ten leader
urging, In strong terms the construction of the
York River Railroad. and setting forth maay ad-
vantages thai would fiow therefroGn.
The Whty quotes from the Enqgirer of TuesIav
portion of Its argument relative to small note.
The statement that the present statute ia a soon.
temptslo abortion looks like plain common sense.
(saysshe Wat9 The resolution submitted by Mr.,
hemper, II adopted, would answer no practical
purpose. 1twould bear hard upon the merchants
asd their customers, especially that portion whose
purses are Rot filed with bank notes above the de
nomination OF FIVE dollars. Ifthis resolution is all
The additional remedy the Legislature can devise
tofurnish the people with better currency than
shsnplsssers "our Democratic friends had as well
lake the other alternative. without si farther cere.
aony. or useless leg sHlatiou, and at&nce authorize
oar State Banks TO issue notes of less deaomina-
ton than 6vc dollars. 1t will have TO come to that
before the State Is rid Of tho 'nusiance'"
The B~9girsr takes up the Isternal Improvement
question, and Gays such has been the rush in the
direction of the State Treasury, that Jftaes ml
io1s of dollars would net sstissy the demands made
On the Legislature thus early In the session. The
debt OF the State is nowso large that an increase
OF Indebtedness will to that impair its credit
and Involve an increase Of taxation to which the
people viii submit with great reluctance The
Es2girtr urges shat the Legislature should resolv
toconcentrate all the energy and resources of the
State on tho aaRAr LEADING lines of internal I'm
provement, and push them forward with unreDi.-
ting vigor, and not expend ono dollar on reU
schernse, or on schemes already began bus ct doubt
tal Or at best OF ioieriar inportance-and tlss win
Tor itself the applause and gratitude of the people
and impart an immense impulse to the prosperity
Of the people.
The BaA:t3D, 10 an article ca Turkey and Rus
sia, remarks that the great and signal advantage
which Turkey hss reaped from the present war,
consists in the fact that it has swept away tse COM
plicated network of ;reaties-the iataI useshes
which the spiderlike diplomacy of Russia, pur-
sued through long series of years. had so steal
:hiy wovea around her limbs Ro,hins lees than
the complete annihiiaon of The Sultan will enable
Russia to recover the ground which she loses In
this respect.
iTho BaIIsts asks why we have sometimes
orsitled notice OF is editorials in cur "Spiris of
the Presa' We certainly intended no diaespect
by this omission. The 6sIisis Is received sk this
Office at en hour when we are lahoring under a
heavy pressure Oh copy and rather than do it in
justine by very measra notice. we have ocsa-
sioDaily thought il 5ost to omis It altogetherl
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ARRIVALS AT ThR PRINCIPAL HOTRLf.
YEGTTunAy y

AMERICAN HOTEL-J Harrison. q f,erao.
nuu ~ 'smiiy Baltimore; Hagner and lady. Asrepo-
s. Tso ssomn sad s1 Gs,smP s Esso 60
S,s'sen 3, sas, v. " Crank, Mr wssf. and lady. Nc
sad ID win, Norfolk; DR. Neal and son. w reston.
hsrvie. Amelia; w g Clarke, n p AureI Apo
S,as; SSssso1; q Thompson. Danyiile; w Bowmsa.
9 Hobson. J strastou, Pswh.tan; w Il Dennis <
i,s,, ssins, w Baldwin. II NcPhsii and lady, Ch.s-
= -ExcHANGE HoTEL.-w Fl Rlsnch. Bo,dnou
Lee. Baltimore; J w Ward. AIbemsrie: EssS
An, ~ Mss III Meredith, Miss Anderson c harIes
y a nMsssa,.h' s. L9uIsa; Rsbertson, II n 0oode.
J.t : . s.spsss xa; = Palmer. 7 Bonaho. @ " Il Ne
ioe Hsnasy gadIsy s.1sss and sTy, Buster. Cha,
aaTrison Roekbridge; T Wiikeston. Charioffss fsso
yyooawsn yoee John Dodson, Petersbure; Phipps New
e, Z Gaines. w L Matthews, Pe.ersSurs: M Hnif
ssesnoses Ml. Geekse, osekea Phisdeiphi.. g
Isa soo St Lou. bswson rfai
= Coiss .srren. Norf.lk; g Alexander, Campbol; J
tsrsyiiie; AnrSe1aTe; Do q IL England Mayo, Car
Ih; ais g - Rsdd, Henry; Tayloe, washington;
P,nds Opu,os Z Hay, Coast Survey; Il w Cois.
COLUMBIAN-Rs s w;nfr.e cbs...rsss, w
Snrtop; Meckitnbur.:J Crump. curry; Cant w
40 olahs, hoPin Goechsnd; Jordan. Il Webb
h ~ Graves. Charles City; W w Wood. Laay.tts
~; na q Hai,anei 4 Wash Albe bemarle; Gen n A
1ins, Bell. Charlotte; w Clarke, ID,RH:W
Pettas, G w Pettus, O Goudirs, iunenbuy,: q 4
Lpseomb. Il Briuebsrs Lunenbarg: = r Woofes
w WoOtep. L Owen, Pr Edwd; w Morton
Charlotte; Lindsay. II Day Crymes Luuunhur,s
Fowlkes. N Evins, Pr Edwd; Dr. HilIsmss- p
Botsseaux; Amelia: E w kinney; Jas Anea j A
Gsodrnsn: II Goodman, Powhatan; H Claytoa
Henry; w Canada Chsrlottei VIM Carroll. Stanntori:
X Rssland. Powhatsp;J y Hurkstep, Aliemode. !
Morsely. Halifax; G W @ Watkins Charlotte; DR. j M
BIsnten CumoeI. I.snd A 2 Miller. Nos,oway, Rev M
JSenneli, II Thon,s, Ford, T Harvey, NJ NJ
Fersusou. Madison; Hardy, Lunenburg; Braas
Gooshland; w s Shepherd, Fluvanna: E Fari.,
Cariersy liz; ? kurtz We; W w Whtloet, Powhs.
tan; Lewis, W Grantland, Ala; E Bumpass, Tesns
Patton. Va; w Ryas, J r Noel Riuvan nua; WIN
Baldwin, Charlotte; Jno Jeter. Amelia; Thomas
Depp, Capt w Wilkinson Powhatau
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LOSS OF THE U. g. REVENUE CUTTER
HAMILTON

We6nd in the Charleston Courier Of the 10Th,
(Which we received ycserdry, one day after it was
due) the following statement relative to the loss
O. the revenue Cutter Hamilton:
Sho !eft the Dry Dock at this port on Wednesday
foT a cruise, and having, as we learn. reached the
Bar In eudea ing to 90 TO sea got ashore on the
hrenkers in the viciny y but was fina'ly gos of in
the evening, although IN consequence OF the diff
Gully of getting underway near the shoals, IL was
deemed prudent 10 anchor untll morniag. At day
liyht. however, RECOMMENDED 70 blow n gale from
rho northeast which rendered II impossible 10 get
the vrssel unde in the posi i'm she then lay,
and Cant Ru!uIph, directing his attention to her
sen, iry brought all her chains ana anchors Into
re1uisi ION hus the gale continuing to inereaEe
caain after another parted and The WAS driven
ashore On Poliy's Island Breasers ON Thursday
night, and the uast- shortly afterwards gong by
the board, and the vessel leaking very oauly, was
deemed hesr 10 abandon her, that being the only
chos.e for saving the lives of all on board. Ac
cordiney Capt Rudolph, Thomas Stone, OF BOs-
tou Quarternuster four men and two boys, took
ono liie.boat, watch getting fpaedIy among The
breekers was capsized, ana every s1ul ia her
drowned with the exception Of one Of the sea nen
named james Hagan, who had taken the precau'i1n
which the others had neglected, Oi iashinS hInseif
to the boa,, and wa pi,kel up at s'a near North
Edisto yeSer6ay, ~ the steam Calhoun, CHpt.
Harden from Savannah and brought to tbis mort
The other Ii q bnat, of which no nfo.Ina ion hss
as yei BEEN asceftained, although from the seveii
ty Of the weather. but very sight hopes are enter
tanned uf her sAfey. contained Camiins Ssun-
dere son of General Rernuias M Saunders, of N
C., FIRST Lieut.. f. G. Hine. 81 Lieut., there being
no second LIEUT. attached, and tho reminder OF
tne crew. which probably consisted ci the carpen-
ter and four men
AZ far we can learn, among those on hoard, In
addition to the oficers already mentioned, were
John Mallory Boats~sip, George Carter, Carpen-
ter of New England. James sullivan, Masier-at
Arms aud John Johnson, GEORGE Brown, Timothy
Hurley, and Joseph Bouser, coiored
Capt Rsdulpli was naive of Ct Marys, Geo.,
and WIS ore ofihe olaett ofhcers n the revenue
service. His family reeiie in Charleston.
boat was despatched on Saturday to search
for the HsmatoR While on Folly Islsad, theex
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TIE Youxa SwlsoLkR.-Jos. X. Smith,
HusrlNas CoURr.-Harrison Enrouphtv

young man. formerly a wagon driver fer Jacob s..
Atiee, charged ith stealing box of boots and shoes
tfe property Of Henry Stesrn, Of Charlottesv svile,
while hauling goods from the Union Steamship Com.
pauJ's shed, 10 K. Rankus Office. examined res-
terday and then remanded for final trial before the
next term of the Circuit Court
Cumberland g: Frestoe, charged with stealing q
gold watch from Walter 3. brennon, was examined
md sent on to the Circuit Court.
Allen, slave TO Miss Catlett, charged with entering
the "a bou" with intent to steal and with shootn
Edward, slave, in the service of Mr.. R. w. Allen,
tried, found guilty and ordered thirty-n
stripes.
Civil busuess occupied the Court the reroairde, oi
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ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA IMPORT

~ ERS-OSE OF THE CHEAPEST STORES IN TIM
UNITED STATES Foa GUNS, GOLD WATCHEA
&c., at HENRY HYMAH,a,
No. e6, Main Street, Richmond, Va
Donble barrel English Guns, warranted. for 9ko -
Z" Stub and Twist, war
ranted, Is -
Double barrel English Guns, superior, Stub and
Twist, warranted, Is %
The latest and best improved Pssent Gun, 90 %
Steel Wad Cutters, each 26
$50 Wsds in box, for Is
Powder Flaska 81
Bowie knives from III 10 %
COO Percussion fyysrr1u in a 81
40 cents per tnousasd.
100 900 Anti-cerronve Percnssiou Caps, (StArkeys
bcst,t at S74 cents for $50.
Shot Pouches, Belts of every kind at all preeA
Coils Revolvers Aliens Pistols and general assort
ment of sporting articles too numerous to meIdou-
order, for ''- - ''' tao %
Gold Levers, l9 Jewels, % ~
10 carat Gold Levers IS jewelsI warranted for
II mouths 25 %
Gold English Levers from e36 to 200 90
Gold Chains. from I2 to 50 90
Gold Fob Chains, from 10 to 90 %
end Pencil cases, from IS ots. u 10 %
Silvex Watches, regulated, at 500
And general variety Of Silver Table and Tee
SPOONS, IEWELRY Of every description. Fan0y
Goods. &c. AS HENRY nfMANv
Direct Impsfics Of Guns and the only Importer of
Gold Watches, lie.
Dop,t forget khst IL IA a. No. Sc, Main ST. 50
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Five persons have been arrested In Brooklyn
New York. on suspicion Of being concerned in
come of the recent ousragcs IN shst city. One OF
them Subsequently averred that each of the party
took an oath upon sbe Bible, to kAl any one who
should divulge their secrets or plans, and to effect
their purpose taey were armed with knives, dark
laaternf, and other implements; that one Of the
party had robbed his falher's house, and other
kindred exploits are related.
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CnEaoXEE kArIoN.-The Lille Rock (Ark)
Gazette, speaking of the visk of Gen. Twi,gs 10
that frontier says that the Indian had been
greatly cverrstGd by the Government, and had sub
sided entirely hofnre rho e.saorars ARRIVED
Smi.h. The Indians were never more pcaceabIe,
according TO dhe Gssee, th an they at present,
The men who killed tie Adairs had surrendered
themselves, and were undergoing trial fer the
same The diianl,ies with the Creeh's had blown
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THxArRE.-This evening Mrs. Howa


appears Lady Gay Spanke 10 London Assurance,
part well adapted to her sprightiy disposition. That
she will appear to advantage as the dashiug Lsdy
Gay, readers need no assurance and but three
nights remain of her re-epgagement the honse will
undoubtedly be filed to its utmost capacity Mrs.
Howard will be we'll sustained ard the piece will be
presented 10 au uuexceptionsbls mauner. Jenny
Lind" will be repeated tonight also. In this play,
Mrs. Howard is inimit able.
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pednton discovered mast at some distance from
the saote On Sunday morn ing, the weather hsv-
ns moderated, they proceeded to the spot, and
iound 1t 10 be vessel cutter rgged, sunk In about
10 iecs OF water. No doubt exists that the wreck
s thai of the Hamiltoa- The missing life boat.
mentioned In tho above extract could not DO
found
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NUNNs & CLARK,S PIsNoS.

~ TAYLOR, sols agent in this city ssx -. sale o(
PIANO FORTES made by the above named eeLes<ar
ted makers is constantly receiving elegant and plain
nanufactory.
They combine all the modern Improvements, sn1
are renowned for keeping In tune.
~ The public are cautioned to observe that
the tide of the firm is NuNNs Il CLARK.
Old Planes taken In part pay for new oneA
Guitars, Violins, Accordeons and Flutes Also, Cub
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
F. I'll. T. has in store the lar gest stock of new and
standard Music to be found south of Baltimore and %
in the weekly receipt of all the new and fashionable
music of the day. liberal dscoun. made 70 schools
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
an 1860 Main street
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THE ATHEEEUa.--Pr0f. Holmes closed
his series of lectures Tuesday nshs, the Athe
oaV-, ii.tsned ~ with great interest by the
Intelligent audience, whos ntien seemed rivetLsd
TO the learned speaker throughout his address All
who have heard Mr.. Holmes, sp ssk of hin, a. gen.
reasoner and accomplished lee urer His style is
most admirably adapted to pubic leoiures, and We
are strongly inclined to the opinion that those who
attend the Atheneum regularly, will rarely have
opportunity of listening to fully able 10 @part
valuable information.
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NEW TRLE0RArH MAcHrrE.--The Louisville
Coulter rays an attorney st rising Fun. Ind Il. by
the name Of Hay'ien, has inveniei very simple
machine, ny wfirh ary cifild who knows hi. A C's
can send dispatches with p:rf:9 accuracy There ia
no pos, ibe chance Of mi take being made which is
an end 90 rnu h detie ed h tits important tience.
Steps have teen taken to secure "a patent, and
tho machiue must neG,s a. lily come into immediate
uss 1t will lea en- tic expense os ieiegrsphing f.
eg af
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Flour TN cALIporS1A-1he Placer Tines, Of a

FtCentuHtel khys:
Si.ce the arrival Of she susGuahannah, in Ocso-
boT, very ifle OF the favnrIfe Rit,rsoud brands
have come to hand. and less that would pass In
specion. Indeed, We believe die reulnaus of this
cargo embraces about all the superhne Gallsgo in
the market This scarcity has kept up the D, ice
Of Gallogo and HsxalL while other descriptions
have receded. Meanwhile, the heavy arrivals OF
Chill. and the intelligence that mach more is on
the way, have produced depressing effect on
sacked soEr, and prices have materialIy receded
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FoR FAn1LrEs.-Wa ara indebted to Mr.

UN Il AMILiEs.-F W q 6Ib INUEUtCU % bII.
George NJ. West, Exchange bookseller. for q valus-
bic book, entitled Cookery ss 1t should be; q rev
original receipts on every branch of cookery, do
mestic beverages, food for invsds picking etc,
etc. together with bls of fare for every day in the
year. raies for carving etc. etc. BY practical house.
keeper and pupil of Mrs Goodfellow. Toa family,
such work is beyond all price. and If Mr. West does
not have to order supply in very short time,
we shall be mis-. ak en- in our resders
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HRAvT Reraery.-Tne 'wesy establishnaent o.
N. E Crittenden, at Cleveland, Ohio, was entered
last Sunday, and robbed ofa large amount of raIu-
ablea, iaclnding twenty gold watches
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TIE JhFAv AND ExrLoniE0 SouADroE--The
harque Brothers, now loading AZ the Brooklyn Ma
W Yardwih stores for tho Japan fquadron of
Commodore Perry, wiilsail the latter part cf next
week Tor Hong Kong China
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GREENE & HEATH, COMMISSION

attend to shipments Of Flour, Tobacco aud Meiehan
dige generally. Prompt returns will be made Refer
Messrs, A. l. A. Lawrence h Co. Boston: Allen
Paxson, Patteson, Adams Co., Maitland, Phelps b
Co, New York; Courtney, Gushing & Co, Baltimore;
Edmond, Davenport Co. Davenport. Allen & Co.,
Richmond. suI1eoeGm
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LOCAL MATTER5

MIssISa PAPER.--Any Of our readers
who will furnish US with copy of the DAILY
DspATcH" OF Monday, tho z5th of July, 1853, will
confer great favor, VIC need 1t TO complete oar
klas
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ELECTION or A JUDSE --iIosA Robert Munro wap.
on Saturday last. elected 10 Gil the vacancy the
Supreme bench of South Carolina, oecasioued by
the resignation OF Judge Frost
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Madau Alboni, on her trht appearance Ht the
Italian opera, Paris. WA ressivaI with a genuine
ovation. A correspondent says she had recep-
tion such Pari ian publij .elioin bestows upon
its greatest iavortes.
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TIE EeEE RAILEcAD CAsE.-The U. 8. Dis.rios
Court at Piststurs Is occupied with the Injunction
ask sd againlt the Erie Railroad.
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Draw oY BRIDGR LEFT orRN.-On Saturday
evening last, on the Old Colony Railroad, (Mass>
the draw at Ncpouset b.iise was lett open. and o
powerful locomotive, tender and two baggage cara
Of a freight srSis went til rough No lives lost.
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We learn frou, the Austs State Gazette that
Governor P Fl. Bell has resigned the offce of Gov
ney Of ehe State Of Texas, and she duties Of that
station have been thereby devolved upon the pre-
sent Lieut. Gov. J. w. Hendersoa, by whom they
viii be discharged until the slss of December
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THE PIEsr EHAD.-A shad wei eighisg feur pounds
was caught 10 the river near Savannah on the elh
instant, and sold fer 1901
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Attention is asked to the sale of valuable
Real Estate, South Side of Basin this day at one
O'clock, upon unusually long credit See advertise
meat under anston head, by Goddin 4 Appcrson.
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CGsTIsuED.-A EuuInons against John
Davis for obstTuc:ng the gutter OF Gary street with
oilt ana rubbish, wIs continued until to-day.
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g. G. Mack has been reelected Mayor Of Lowol,,
Massachusetts.
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No PAPERS-A small negro boy named
Preston Garrett without father mother was ta-
ken up for want Of psperr and sent 30 ihs Hastings
Court to be bound cut
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SLow.-R. b. Iyier was mulcted in the
sam of 81 and costs, for the violation of eTdi-
nance sgainst iapid driving by of his seIvAnls
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FIsED.-RemarkabIe t0 relate, Messrs.
Ellis Peers fined 81 and costa by the Mayor,
sause of their teams permitted TO in
the street.
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4 CUE AND FEVER CURED IN s

N UUL 2iND - ~ = S-....I y ~ y
IA HOURS.-NEGATlVE ELECfGiC FLUID.
-nR SCAR: have tried, and given to botYied, yops
Fluid which YOU attribute tho property Of breaking
fever better than Q1nine The results of the triais
made here In tbs tall Of 1852 la about 90
none of them light--have been radically cured
with from to doses of the Fluid Among tho case&
tner. ara three that extremely remarkable. The
first esss hsd resisted various treatne nts and pbya
cisns for Is months, and cured entirely IN one
month with the Plsd. The second case had resisted
enermoas doses of Quiuine during yesrs. and was
rured with few doses of the Fluid. The third osse
he patient had the fever for years. had been stuffed
With Quinino to no purpose, and was cured with
few doses of the Fluid. LECOMPTE,
Apothecary, Rue Royal, 6s C'ss a Tours.
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FtRx.-Between 6 and 7 O'Clock last night.

shed attach cd TO the tobacco factory Of James
Thomas. Jr, en- Byrd Island. between 7fh and 9th
streets, set Ere, aud partially burned destroy
ing small quantity of tobacco. Water was soon pro.
cured, however. and the flames extinguishea before
any serious damage was done Loss small. Insured
Ia the Richroond Fire Association.
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Mrs sarah Hector. n talented young lazy, resi
ding al Greenyilie, Ohio, ftll into the R~e while
in tho act Of taking chloralor, sod was burned 80
severely thnt s,e did.
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letter from on beard the Uakod States steam
ship Popia:sn. dated 4th October, announces the
death OF Lieut.. jos Adams. a nephew Of John
Quincy Adams, who died on board Of that ves-
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y DROOCHES.-A handsome breastpin 10

pROOCHES.-A handsome breastpin il
~ great addition to dress. There is no article of
ieweiry more generally worn. Amidst the changes
Of fashion, the style of pin may alter but breast
pu of some style, ia always fashionable: hence the
skill Of the workman and designer has been psrticu
Isry directed towards the production OF great va
riety of patterns of this single article: For serne
beautiful patterns of all Gold Pesrl and Gold Coss
and Gold, Ge., call at GENNET JAMES,,
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