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NUMDEk I7U.
NrEpcu.NnIsE Eop CIR - -.
va per ships H.d, Bennington jobas Marap, o.-sss
100 100 s.,,.I. s.sa. L.rgs Nos sacxxEREL'
aso ~, soxss sal-a95 eony,sa,
100 DO. No. I HERafSssi
iss :; e. M YsslsIs5 .1s,l s,.,s c,sIIss nIsHRfsesi
s sis' s sTen sssd w,s1sI aed spns WHALE OIL;
y21 ~. 70 and IS Common .. and TeboapolA. street.
SUNDRTEs- ~
- eeszFsFaes eszSEssssos s,ss. ss sta. assorted ....
sre.,v .Sss >, Ss %; Sperm,
bsaR, bsRPLl s.s; e hi; chslssi
80 suGtR-cTRED HaMs-ioo tbis.;
c,I7,I1n1,,; : e.,-.1r : ~ " oa -<sse
= SoNDAia TaS, n.,yv
SsTg SAsToR 9Iiiss.l. sls.:So '''''''''''' Street,
gLoGk- 81. ysiaP: ,'si 1s'rs ssssiitl..,
BuTTER~lSs slsaa sii Il :sS .sSfs s'''i's'' is,s
C1UNnpJrg
- osphihs;m IS s,ia. = ao,-vooc =, ,,o,,,s.
- Z s;s' 8. EHsssg5sac Essssosa ALMONDS 70
,,,, &C. &C. sfsfs % ssP ysss1s m 3 70. sal. ;,
SUNDRIEs
ss S a. a. T. sa..e1 ccsAs s.s Ms co. s,.s;
sEsss;a sIssksgs .. Gee. ,,o,,1. o,ose sSss. -,
ouo ar, |. ~, :, ~
Olhsn,A nApp obas, o111a,.ss OILS ",
TsSSEks 6I'~i5a e-ii; iS 81. 'y,.. /. ..a a;
N4S NHA1s IlsSaI 5iiI35s 9.i s,iIss. y.
j,s,w SPERM 2iss y gsIIO1: sa,sed B., vsr s.s BY
----- = So -e-@-"ne. . S- ~
/ Z, AIslSsn .ls lsS.s- s., ,r,,,., ,,,...
eo1s ss: ea.r 49, "a Gns .se:s sssi s
@UNnpIro
RAisNs-n pssSssSs q Wboies iIalv.. a,a o,.,,r
sale dia1 a9a ~ AZ y VI NJ In store and for
Y a :. eoo,tlsAN = GO: 80 Grsyer street. iyao
> Fms,isbyA. COCHRAN q CO.. ss e,av.r stree.
a: a: s4S .i:ssa sssbr SsN 'AA ,.,,
GUNDRIES, ETC
= Is cases cASrcN GINGER;
.s II, GIIRoN nIS,,,, ,,,,o
aalo 80 AT. oociiR IN IN Z 90. SO er.vsr street
SUNDRIEs-
~ SHOT AND BAR LEAD--A fuil assortment;
ssns ssss @,sia fi-sa sss,s and for ...sv
CtUNDPIFS "-----H, .e--
- For sale by s. wotrF OK csup ,,,.s,
Sns4 SSisARsSSs s71S vsiIes. brand. to close,
E$SS i:: e
i ',r-- ~ paAkets grape Lear, pints a-d qts tee 81
GIJNDRTES-
sotPus sI ss b sy J. HART CO., 70 Tehoupoaas street
eANDLEsme09 1ai l M. 99Iss s.si Sperm in store;
Wh " 81 ns My nChAaiPAGNE-2oo baskets;
sHFRRY I5 poP PAr 4 aN5 snl1oo2 y nvdni ,snlnsi
AADEihA-5u Packages; fs
e--2s, . ", 2. ano y p.Pee-soo laekAees. tes
SUNDRl lES-
MApERAso sn ss y VOLT IS Camp street.
qaaiisr % osisSss sspsiioI prn o'
ASoyI % s sea sssG . close Consignment;
LONDON F0RTER- casks in fine order:
Sn11Ss fS19IAsaee ..; s::sl.:s ss-ss. sss!s: u
~ c'rSr,'
~ - s,ar-iW ooses in store;
az leu oaskets assorted brands;
1riSN1 iEA-SuO halI ehess;
poxes asserted bfands and Qualities;
PApEps,,l PHoLsA EAf9A ~ WhskY.so bhls in store;
etc. 500 reams; ffs ia"aie' eap' Letter. hhveope'
SULPHATE QUININE-3so0 ouncas Eor ...hx
J. HART 4 m "a i ~
- TyTND6TDe;- -r
SONDhlES-
= BoKER,s BITTERs-lao ss.es, " oAmp street.
Maskf-ao barrels Old Roanoke, TO close consignmsat.
$500 quarter casks, II pipes and 70 Old Lon
,:rNas~I ~ IN ~ % 49,. .
f,iG N - ~ W. o~shees, 70 eloe consignmenti
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RED RIRER

- WI En Leave FRIDAY, September %, ct s O'Clock p r.
E'OK GRAND ECORE, NATcHI- s-s
lsadr noGTss, I ALEhANDRlA and al intermediate
DUNIA, VIM Kay, master viii leave as above T1T rrs1 4,
passage, apply on board, : " '-sA' u
SMITH FINiIsTER, 80 Poydrss street.
W Inc sydona will take Shreveport viii ths ny,a
Of reabppiDg f WIN 'ue Pf'nege o
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SEA-GOING vEssEIs.
CALFORNIA.
GHLVESTON.

= VIII leave SUNDAY, Sep smber as at 8 0 CLOCK, A.
N>OR GALVESTON, ,INDIANoLA, ,PoRT ~sHfTR,
a. LAvAcA GA and MATAGoRDA sAY-RsgslaI New
magnificent steamship MEXICO, John s. Tbonpsop mas
WI Leave as above Freight for Galveston viii be delivered vt
the end Of tho Ships Tackles Freight indsnO
aud Lavacr will be (sect ehterage
Mangordn freight
ing elegant accommodations, apply
HARRIS a MORGAN foot Of julia street,
opposite the Steamship Landing.
This line pilot cavalo
Will hereafter the
al0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-22

Wllleaye THURSDAY, seutember a. at s O'CLOCK >, ~
ENOR LOUISVILLE and all iuter- -
n mediate andngs-The regular pAssepgsr euA..-h
paes sssaet w H. CLIFTON cAp. Wise, viii
- , sfRorHER EROS, Al sents, as Poydyas stye.t
to the Agents. @ee1so " App,s-
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BRaZOS SANTIAGO.

win leavr THURS DAY, septeuber 2s at 8 ocoeA A. NJ
Vk sp1 BkAzUS .Sosos SANIAGo NJ IL POINT f.
Regular Mail PrsrsnT. Sl.sm
shipsThs ayor steamship YACHT, Ducey master
aboye carrying the u Mails For light passage having very
accommodations, apply
HARRIS a MORGAN. ~ foot of Juir street.
eI oppoaite tn senuabip Lan'ng.
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lzPRING AND SUMMER Ca s;s.;.;;77!ss

-
DAILY EMPRESS ST. LOUIS AND ALTOS.-On Monday
0ruary The above Express will leave ST. daily
immediate charge of y. Ritchedson Packages Parcels
ad Bundles Goods Bank Notes, Specie conveyed Notes.
ns and Accounts collected paid prompy Goods Produce
toug so and general Express and Commission
ts"5ad.
fast Freight Line to Canyo spgfed and all points
Haze OF the Alton and SangGmon Railroad daily
Packages parcels and light freight
tlr usual
The attention Of Me han and FOrwatdss requested
Qfs4 tAe Alona, and the AllOna Railroad Wharf Boat
4 JOSEPH f.. RITCEERDSON,
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IA MAIL STEAMEkS.
The shpe composing this line he
AILANIiC, Captain West PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCilC, Captain Luce. BALTIC, Captain Comstoek
ADRIATIC Captain -.
These ships have been built by
service every has been taken in their
gn"s strength and their
lsers are unsqualed for elegance and comfort.
fee OF passage h New York Liverpool
euAyt o extra state
yerli90i to NewYork $50 and ~ '
Al eAperenced Surgeon attached TO each llip.
No berth eau be secured until paid for.
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ALABAMA RIVER.

.HLHB.fJH.I RIVER.
viii leave THURSDAY, september a. at s O'Clock p n,
ANOR SELMA, MONTGOMERY, and s-s =
IL all intermediate AiG-tHma River skN1-Sr
he regu ar thrnuh Grkot BY, Captai
A J9hson Va re uine her rips for receiving 1el
r Ne" bs on Monday and
Itss.r apply On ard JOHN L. HYDE. "a
y Ihr Ruby VIII her alter leave othe We nelay
4 ~ STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and .1
II OWNERS. New Orleans, Janaary 49, lsS3- sss4sfs
lt HNF
>IAM'OAI AGENCY his sccount aud will c1 Inc T-T
HAi'ey y such hsuess presenting before s
,c pubic he tThsts tnat hs los skteruuce
innyy o. olneis In tho
w. Nhole ine and pets1n attention the
IheA acquaintance with spreis that liberal uatro
'ss 'hH a'aaldtfagen efencesl resp sctuy
MsssTs NaIbRS, CAMDEN . CO, Ne
STONE 3 WALWoRTff,
BRIDGE BRO,
NtiilE "a / t.HANAN
Captain GEO W. CABLE, steamer L, II. Keunstt
". ". BAKER, Deigvare
r. n. HUNTER, Arun,sso.foy
iAnii j. CEiII,7i ttra 70 prr 1,ss ,,r,, 80
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es.To packet ship SHEFFIELD Scars M aster n Y
having large portion " be- engagtd will quick xa
dispatch For taaaee Of freight, passage, apply to
Bl3 G. ". fiYNSoS, So Camp street.
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YAZOO RIVER.
OHIO RIVER.

VIII leave SATURDAY. September q. AT o,,,o,vv,
EOR CINCINNATI, MADISON.
fI ne. syg " liz dS, and all nermedais lsndnys
James Warman MASTER receiving freight ana I 1eA =
ADu'e' for freight or apply ~ g"
oo MCDOWELL, JR. n BELL, IL Poydrn, ..r.s,
- 'HN Z. HYDE, Il Poydras street.
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VsNEAS, TEAS aa
1Ol boxes, Ii each IMPERIAL; Ell 81
loo boxes, n each, GUSP0WDER TX All
SO hal-ehests BLACK; ...l<S
IS :" Extra GUNPoWDER;
Just received for sale by r. "A. aIcALPIN CO.
anil I'm 30 Common aud 80 Canal Streets.
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VOLUME Vi.
limited STATES MAIL STEAM. -,ea..

II MI I'd STATES MAIL STEAM ~1t.
SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the Poetic sltIkIks
M stsanahp Comp Only Through or CALI.
toRNiA AND OREGON Aspin order Of
The po.ias,er General tie United Mail
great and Oregon Malls
Ssn o. each month"; from New York direct for Ashwa New
oens for tspnwa the 7h When
Sunday the sailing
The Pacific Mail Steamers
on The arrival Of the N ala Is Panama.
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The chip has been thoroughly ovethaued
rr large and deck
f'lset1eui N 4 eun ada q the comfort of pa
Ia hAdehia his chip the the
'mships City Of Glasgow and City Of Manchester
Passage be by eer Otherwise application
SAMUEL 7. PFARCE, Walnut street,
or of Z. LITfLEFltLD, Kingsley a CO.'S Express,
- Wall street, SewYorh--
Az uta ha -laEl s q 4 q n
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Il SOUTHAMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL sSsklSa4ss,
SIEAAiERsThe ships comprising this Line the
Capt E. M Fitch HERMANN Capt E. Higgins These steamer
stop at Southampton both going and returning
Proposed dates Of ealing-ls53.
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LONDON.

FOR L0ND0N-(T Takes no Oil Cake) rs
qt,ol,ps lhs s ts' Ealing American ship NATHANELkk
Dispatch For freight of2o9 bids Tobacco, apply to
j.. P. WHITNEY & co. 81 Camp street.
~ fot passage, apply 10 the Captain board.
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STEAM COMMUNICATION BE- .zfGse
~ TWEEN NEW YORK AND BREMEN Bremen ,s.lllxtzsxN
NAL Iii The bdeyhee tons and n I-
MANIA, 1900 tons will sa as follows
From Bremen, Froa. Nsr FORK
LIZ Passage NswYork Cabin siO0; SEE oud
CABIN, s55 For freight piss 4ge, Apry 10
jy27 OEfR q Broad -tre.t
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HAVRE.
BOSTON,.


faaN IRE n ' p'ekst snip h1tuhON Ham <--zztl
to er havhg Erse portion o htr cargo engaged
A dislaieh' F9f baan Of freight passage, apply to
- GEO. W. HfsaON. 50 Camn str ct
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The Japan Expedition.

lhe intelligence Published in the Dispc,eL. on
thuredsy las, 10 regard to the reception of Com
modore Perry by the Japanesc authorities. ia rnuch
more agreeable aud aaering to the prospect of the
Expedition than was anticipated
According TO this intelligence Commodore Per
~ iuterSie" with the first Councillor of the En-.
pire, and the subsequent interviews of the Govern
or and Deputy Governor of Uraca. with the eff.
GERS OF the Commodore's STAFF and the commander
OF the Susqaehannah, were marked by great civil
iy on both sides; and notwithstanding the repea.
ed concessions which the Japanese made to the de-
mands of Commodore Perry they are said to have
been very cordial and friendly la their intercourse
and to have taken their final leave with show of
real regret During the stay ofthe squadron, some
japanese officers were on board the flag shin and
gave aud received number OF presents UnofH-
cial information was received that it is quite pro
bable the Emperor will send favorable answer to
the President Another important feature OF this
intelligence IL, that atthe Loo Choos Commodore
Perry established coal depot for his squadron
These Islands. which pay tribute to Japan, have
hitherto allowed intercourse with foreigners, ex
cept to a very limited extent, but have confined
their commerce entirely TO Japan and China uav-
ing consented, however, 10 trade with the Ameri-
can squadron supplies of coal having been bought
and paid for, and lot rented for the United States
at $50 per annun, it is more than pl obabIe that
their trade will remain open hereafter to this coun
try and to the world
These results are certainly more than we had
right 70 anti pate al the very beginning of our i
tercourse with people whose commerce has hith-
erto been hermeticaly sealed against the civilized
world The London Times indeed suggests that
the object of the Japanese authorities in postponing
an answer to the Presidents Address is simply de-
lay, and thar on lis return, Commodore Perry will
fad everything prepared for ahostile reception
But it appears that the delay at Commodore
Perrys suggestion, who stated thati in order to
give the Japanese Government ample time for de-
liberation, he would depart in three four days.
and return il e few months to receive their reply
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New Publications

"The Czar and the sultan; or, Nicholas and Ab-
dul Medgid: their private lives and public ac,ionz
BY Adrian Gibson. To which is added, the Turks
In Europe, their rise and decadence. By Francis
BoUvet" The title OF this little volume gives fair
index Of is contents In order to satisfy the curl
osiy viyily excited BY the present aspect Of az
fairs ia tie Eastern extremities of Europe, the au
thor states that he has been requested 10 write
double biographical notice Nicholas the First and
Abdul MedgId-the fact OF his having resided fer
some period in the Danubian Principaliie les being
considered to Ctfer guarantees Of novelty and truth
tulness on the subject. The MolIo-Wallschisn
boyars, in tie midst OF whom the author lived are
said to be admirably situated for ascertaining the
truth between the two autocrats who dispute the
privilegeof projecting them For sale by J. w.
RANDOLPH.
We have received from DE- WITT & DAvxNPoEr,
Publishers, New York, "Heleu Musgraye; or Je-
suit Executorthip An Autobiography OF young
lady, scceder from Romanisn," and The Monks
Revenge or the Secret Enemy, tale Of the later
crusaders" BY Samuel Spring Esq
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

JUSTICE TO THE LABoRRRs.-In the general JOY
and enthusiasm excited by the Fair, let not for
get the important services Of Gen. WEE II. RICH
ARDsos, to whose efforts we are in large degree
indebted for the success of the exhibitioni nor
should we fail to award the need of praise due the
jealous exertions of his son, WIN. II. RICHARDSON,
jr Both have been untiring. Mr.. CHARLES B.
WILLIAMS, too, is one of the most industrious mem
bers of the Society. He has rendered the most
important services to it and to the cause OF Asri
culture We feel that 80 general is the ackno"'
ledgment of the services of these gentlemen, that
no one will regard this notice as iuvidious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

MADAME SoETAG's CoNcERT.-The Concert CT
Madame HENRIETTA SoSTAG and her distinguished
assistants will take place to light at the African
Church. The fame OF Madame s. is 80 general, and
her great vocal Accomplishments go well under
stood thai it is unnecessary for Us to say much about
them Indeed, it would be ridiculous for us 70 set
seriously about praising Sontag at this day. Oh
course there will bea crowded and fashionable su-
d;ence attracted to hear her. There was q great
rush for the 81 seats yesterday To-day. the 81
seats will be sold
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Newspapers and their influence.

On this subject the New York TimeS expresses
the opinion that the moral and social sentiments Of
the press of the Unied States argue fair average
of sound health and yigor. The bad newspapers,
remarks the Times, those that agitate the settled
questions of household faith and norality-pry in
to the sanctities ofprivate lle-mnister to deprav
ed appetites, and shock delicate sensibiliIes, are
few in number, and so distinctly marked and
fairly denounced by public sentiment that they do
not long continue to circulate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

IMPORTANT TO Wool Growers We again
remind he public that to day, at II o'clock, Mr..
PErER A. BROWNE, Of Philadelphia, will deliver a
Lecture upon Sheep Husbaudry in generai-sta-
ting what breeds OF Sheep thrive beat in different
loc Allies and what feeces best suited to ma
nuiacturing in this country. Mr. BROWNE will IL
ustratc his discourse with atplendid collection OF
samples OF Wool and Hair. We anticipate most
instructive Lecure-one Of great value to Agril ul-
turista 1t viii be delivered in the big tent at the
Fair
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

case reoontly tried in Newberry, g c., excited
much inteuest. t was that of the State vs., Sims
for the murder Of Purdee and wife There were
two ndictments-the one for the murder Of sPurdee
in which the jury found verdict Of granddaughter
the other for the killing of Purdees WIFE, in which
verdict Of acqui.tal was rendered. The sentence
OK the Court was u months imprisonment and Slo0
fiua
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INTERESTING PROM MExIco-By q la.e arrival at
New Orleans VI have the folio wing:

INTERESTING kAOd mEAACO-bJ b't%-S ~
New Orleans, We have the folowing;
4 snnpls,,ent of the Eco del Comrnercio, OF We
rs Cruz OF the l4th instant contains an cffi ia dis
patch from D. Diaz della Vega, Governor oi uca-
ian. received by The Mexican war steamer Ia tauo
de Meiico. whose departure from Vera Cruz WIN VI,
troops Yucatan have before nsasn enn ane
eieht dsys ia Merida the capitol OF Yncaian
the government troops succeedsl on the 4tl INST,
in routing tie sbes, the la,eer TO the ani9ua -,
2xO Loot, 800 in killed end Sounded, DtOies -
Ohio oil victims TO the sholerosihse u .
- of the - sIlion. Altaeir . uhsy,o~
esnd of euA oil tAsir nus1ioIaeoi -. Pou
si0nf, o., fell into the hands ot NE goSrniheh'
troops.
The dslwch estee - 1&y erisG .. waS
30 Ottbou ssnU the essss muse. Fshies
O. the - ~ith leo OhS .. .. - - ied
ling their - spe % ne 10 Umas Th0sOs
ot the ciN OF - raA occupAl y roe fAoa -
0tirelS DO y-d. - iUoueh aoEi 90 nssns
Innocent oniiio
Governor vses ztasss thsf quho has bsDe raAorGo
onwouuhout the Ohole Sane, ilaudnR - DUub
aeat of Tizisin, whsrs the ressiliaa originated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

Mr.. McLane cur new Minister to China It is rail
will take the overland route to India, aud goes
thence to Hong Kong, where he will run hii chance
Of getting on board one of the ships OF the Japan
SQUADRON and of finding his way to the government
of The Celesiials Having proper ship al com
,nand, this is the ony way the government can
get Mr.. MeLsne to il destination
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

Apowerful orgapized eff1rt IS in progress at
Washington to induce President Pierce TO under
take such vigorous measures as will break down
the Peruyian Guano monopoly and throw open the
trade to American enterprise. The President, u Is
eail has determined to open negotiations vi.
Perm in reference tot
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CASH TERMS or ADvERrIsTNo.
Local. MATrERs

VERY SLICK.-A gentleman from Rora
in CHAM bad his pocket picked oy one Of the I,she
ia-ered gentry yesterday. 1t was one of tbe -
sudacions operations ever heard Of Ths tbSef !.
portiv. welldressed parsonage, walked up behfssS
our Rockingham friend aud one Of bio seupaaio~a
and leaned debe rateiy over their shouldens n vk
act he wss seen by several gentlemen who thous1S
he intoxicated The representative Of tho Tensk
Legion shook of the stranger rsiher rougaly, ~
suspectng his purpose but soon after fosud tkas -
pocket book. which he had put in . vest pocket -
disappeared. Fortunately there was not mach money
IN IL, bat principally receipts and papers Of no vsns
70 any one bat the owner. This is another warning
to STRANGERS The fancy boys' Of the Horth asp
evidently here In great strength Souo Of ths0 ufn
yet be caught and made examples Of
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HOLLOWAY's OINTMENT AND

CURE or RHEUMATISM.-Mr. Donald keKs@
Professor Holloway a. follows "A man OF abous
fifty years Of age, employed b. John Peter, Beg.
Justice of the Peace In this Colony, suffered Tor
90 by exposure to wet and cold. He was 90 painful
~ afflicted that bis body was bent nearly d1uslsy
iarsav, C1nf DssDt and Pills, and speedy was the
cnrs effected BIZ them that 1t seemed 70 those whs
has xgitnesscd hs suferings little less than zasr
So,a by the Proprietor, "a Strand, tnear Temple
Bar London aud By all respectable Vendors OF rst-
at Medic nes thfou ghout the British Empire and By
tso.s of the United States in Pots and Boxes at 81
esnts 81 cents, and 81 50 each Whoiessis BY ths
principal Drug Houses in the Union. and by Means
ABB & D. SANDS, New York, and Z UKCELL, LADD
{ co, Richmond, VS..
There Is very considerable saving In taking the iss
ger sizes.
NJ B. Directions for the guidance Of Patients are
sFxed 10 each Pet or Box no 3-iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

letter from Cardenas Cuba, states thai the Ensr
camille firm of Diago Brohersis is insolvenf for the
mrn OF O. 100000 They offer to pey their creditors
050, 600 per annuD, and per cent interest. he
= nuGt The cholera had swept away nsarlS
oue-,lird OF shhnds on the sugar estates In th Q
neishborheol of CardOas. and labor was very
hinn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

Yesterdays Mo1 bas leader on the benefits aris
Ing from Agricultural Exhibitions.
The Hhig Is file1 wi a ticles on the Fair, the
Foreign news, and the New York diEacuiiy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

A Hungarian named Charifs Loni' tatkai, o.
f.t;.nao whose wife hal left him ou account OF Ill
treatment, rushed into her apartment last week,
and shot her wi spis-ol. He thea drew second
nrtunately, not fatn and hopes are entertained OF
I,nr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

PRErTY MopEL.--On exhibition at tho
Fair our readers have doubt seen the beautifct
model of the new Baptist church now being erected
on 2'th street, Church Hill. When completed 1t
VIII compare iayora5iy with any other house for re-
ligious worship in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

is here Rs guest of the Agricultural S0cieiy has
nuInber of beautiful specimens of wool and hair.
~hloh he will take pleasure in exhibiting and exr
planning 10 the curious in such matters when not ct
the Far grounds. His room is over Mr.. DANIEL n.
Loacos's store, where he will receive visitors,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

MADAM SosTAG and suit will visit tAs
Fair to-day and be present at the Ploughing Match.
the interest in which she has very much snha1ce&
BY her generous contribution of 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03
The Fam suBscalsEKs-It Is quito

nusing for one who has the leisure, TO take sze1
TO the suburbs of the Fair grounds and witness de
variety OF means there rescrted 70, 70 pick up pen-
mes and entrap the ansGspectiug. Here ysu fnA .
seesgar boy, asking ams--shere the keeper Of IL
I'VE hon stuff. d with straw, inviting call Nexf.
q stx legged sheep. thsn the ~ondsrfni caH-or
giant psy--or fat giri-or wild buffalo, or souno-
sasag else TO snatch your change. whne snealisg
Aoous tae crowd, Ike veromeus serpcnf 10 eaA
sIass, may os seen one of those wny, aefestabeo
eIea nIss. caiied pick pockets, seeking ont the
sopoisueE1ed and preparing 10 descend Rpou an ~
e sss,eea wallet Men who have 20 fancy for Labor,
lssn!i 70 small means make their bread, anA
a .sns as 'ney eaa and subjects to prey upor. an
aos spe 70 change their habits Nos less than slx
sh r,emsn, lnas we have head Of we're resbea =
them. -S SS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

The WEATHER has been delightful for
several days. and win continue 30 70 tho end
of the week,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

UEsoUsD.-J. ClaytOr, huckstr In the
second market, was brought before the Mayor yes
terday to answer for selling Mr. John Mosby an M
he examination was postponed until this mornins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

SEE ADVERTISEMENT ITO Gentlemen A.
tending the Fair" Gentlemen knowing of o asus-
ton of the kind, viii communists with the gentle
directed in the advertisement