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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the America!!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EU-
R0pEn!


4 Teiegraphic despatch says the Niagara
has arrived, aud Turkey has declared war
with Russia.
Ercadstntis har risen.
CHAgLEsTaWS, Oct. 20.
The u. 5. Mail Steamship Isabel arrived
here this morning from Havana and Key
West, with adtecs Of the I'D inst. seven
DAYS later than the adyices by the u. ).
steamer ut New lort. The Authorization
ot the Island was cliciting much discussion,
but beyond this there was nothing Of inter
est stirring.
New YORK, Oct. Pop j. NJ.
A meeting Of the members of the Bar and
the Merchants of this city il to be held to-
morrow afternoon, for the purpose Of adopt
ing preliminary measures for rendering
Judge Bronson public meeting, or other
wise mani.esting a regret ut his removal
from office and testityng esteem for
his character as a public officer and citi
zen.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
The decapita,ipg knife has been applied
to the head Of Bronson, as was photographed
to the Herald Yesterday. The Cabinet have
capped the climex of their folly by remov-
ing him from Office, and appointing In his
stead Heman J. Redtirld, Naval Officer at
New York Mr. r. il an ally Of the Free
Soilcrs. md viii 60 just what ever his friend
Marcy bus him. J. r, Braadhead, Of tn
same stripe, has been appointed Naval Off.
Ger in his stead John ]. Cisco, ditto, is
Sub-Treasurer IN place of John A. DIX, re-
signed; ana John l.. . Sullivan Free-s3iler
ard lilibustero, is appointed Charge q Affairs
to Portugal. This Is, no doubt, the reward
Of his defence Of Marcy and Cushing.
The Cabinet have not removed Charles
0'Cannor, because they calculate he viii
res gn immediately upon his being informed
of the rem val of Bronson. The question
whether Marcy and Guthrie should 60, Or
Bronson, has received its solution by sacrI
iieing the latter-but time will tell whether
the sacrifice will save Marcy and Guthrie
from further immolaton.
The President and Cabinet are in state
of the greatest excitement.
NEwEsKG, Oct. IS.
Greene c. Bronson was nominated as
the next candidate tor Senator. BY the Dem-
oeratic County Convention held at Goshen
to-day.
CINCINNATI, Oct %.
A fire broke out this evening in the bake
house Of Robert Getty, situated near the
centre ot the block bounded by Main, Syea-
more, Front, Second streets.
The efforts Of the iisemen. SO far seem to
have had 10 feet III checking the flames,
which, at the present wriiins.-eight o'ciock.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

QrIcK WoXE.-A negro in Red River
county, Texas, committed murder OH Non
day, Sept. 20, was Indicted on TUESDAY.
tried on "Wednesday, and hung on Thurs
day.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

A Coon JokE,-The London PaPo ,os
have mn excellent story OF q J4"a hat
made by waiter at public dinner !" ~
city: ia, MAS
The Turkish Ambassador in London ., ~
at public dinner, in company W." rourse,
Of the magnatcs Of the land, h''' 0, ,' ,' a. a
drank no wiue, The President g NV
toast. in complement to his E .n ,,.h im.
The Sublime Porte and the i.oT t.s'n III,
bas.adar," A waiter echoed It "' TT",hisA
table;"A supply Of port for the -"
Ambassador"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

JAMES R. LAKELAND (Whig) has been
elected Judge Or tie Criminal Court q ST
Louis ever Sal. Smith and severa! other
competitors q both parties.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

On the cath Tit, at Albany, \. y, in
about Y hours ight inches 81 snow fell
Il melted very fast.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

TrrE GHIr.-Among the c4f' ,%n lamale
Of ihr season Is that Of some OF XIV ogr
shrcp-ahearcrs OF Scotland who uI f,r is..
,n0ooncc thai they will not worA, h ~
than tWo.und s,xpence a day. Du' ~ sI lass.
,n Stone any woman who works Io' 's''
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Gray's Hotel and Denny's Machine shop
were DESTROYED by fire at Joliet, IL Tuesday
morning Loss $4,000. Insurance $500
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Wiseacres attribute the recent demon
STATIONS il the Sandwich Islands against
the Kings Ministers, to an inclination upon
the part Of the inhabitants to annex them
selves to the United States,
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I.ancl.tar. Pa. Oct. -

A collision occurred on the Railroad
Bridge, this morning. at Catskiii, between
freight train going down and a passenger
train going up. Both engines were disa-
bIed, Two Hen were BILLED and ANOTHER se-
rereIy inferred. Owing 70 a short curve
near ,he bridge, where the collision occur.
ed, the trains were not going more than
teur miles an hgur. NJ passengers wese
Injured
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

The Detroit Advertiser notices the death
Of David Stuart. in that civ, On Tuesday
last aged 50 years. The deceased was III
bis early days an agent Of the Hudson Bay
Company and subsequently connected with
John Jacob Aston, In his Oregon fur expedj-
tons The Advertiser speaks very highly OF
his character as ii citizen, and tells the fol-
loving anccdOte of his bravery:
upon one occasion, while cncamped up
an the Columbia river. he awake during the
night, and impelIed By curiosity, visited o
camp Of hostile Indians. whom the party
had struggled to escape. Finding them all
asleep in circle around the fire, he seated
himself in the centre, near the fire. helped
himself to pipe, and when the Indians
a"okc, was found quietly RECALLING himself
with a Whit Of hostile tobacco S. aston
ished were the warriors at thus display Of
GOODNESS that they shook him by the hand.
made him present Of the pipe, and sent
him in safety back TO his comrades ~ y.
whom was his nephew Robert, wh5S lls
time had become alarmed for his safety: and
ready to cover him with robukes FOR his
rashness; His reply was, There II no fcur
Of an Indian, if you have no fear Of hiiA.'
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New YORK, Oct. 25-2 =, ".

A meeting Of the members Of the Bar and
the Merchants Of this city is to be held to-
morrow afternoon, for the purpose Of adopt
ing preliminary measures for rendering
Judge Bronson public meeting, Or other
wise mansesting regret ut his removal
from office and testitying esteem for
his character as a public officer and citl
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LOUISVILLE, Friday. Oct. I'll.

An immense A-c broke out ii this city.
this morning. The J0uHH Office, tbs
louisville Rolling Mil Warehouse, CON.
tanning large quantity ofiron, HoLBEooX's
Tobacco Warehouse. the extensive whole
sale Drug Store Of Wilson, STAREIRp, &
SMITH, two Stove Warehouses, three Dry
Goods stores, aud Trunk factory are alb.
with there entire contents, destroyed. Tn
black trom BUlet-strcet, half way to Wa
ter. on Ttth-strect, IS consumed, and the
fire il still raging.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
CIycIxyArL Oct %.

A fire. broke out this evening in the bake
house Of Robert Getty, situated near the
centre ot the block bounded BIZ Main, Syea-
more, Front, Second streets.
The efforts Of the iizemen. SO FAR seem 10
have had 10 tfact III checking the flames.
which, at the present wri,inge-eight o'cIock,
--are raging teariuliy: and it threatens tn
be the arges; ire experienced for several
years. Fortunately il has been raining all
day, otherwise matters would be much
worse.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

The bark Benjamin adams, from Syria,
arrived at this port, bring. a Jerusalem plJw.
and other articles from the Holy Lpnd, fJr
the Crystal Palace at Na"- York
The ship Sggedatoe, on board OF which
10 deaths from Cholera have been reported
is below this city, Tie My Or and Alder
men hell sPecia. nee ting this morning, aud
passed an order for the Committee On Inter
nal Health to take such measures that the
danger from it, approach may be agcrtod
Eam the city
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

Greene c. Bronson was nominated as
the next candidate tor Senator, BY the Dem
oeratc County Convention held at Goshen
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-12
MoRTIMoRE's BITTER CORDIAL

~ AMI bLOUD fuHfFlEH.-PRIcE Il FER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the iist standing in the me-
deal profession and prescribe it the most eec-
tive ALTERNATIVE and BLOOD PURIFIER ever
known; while vast numbers who had long suffered
from diseases OF complaints brought by sedentary
habits exposure Indigestion torpid state of the liver
or impurities of the blood look upon this COR
DIAL az most mysterious and magical ia Its healing
properties and restoring powers 1t stands prominent
IN the treatment and care Of Neuralgia. General De-
bty and Nervous Affections Dyspepsia or Indiges-
tion Loss of Appetite Aeidlty OF the Stomach Eer-
yous Headache, or Flow OF Blood to the Head, Cos
nveness or irregularities of the Bowels, Pleurisy,
Flatulency Depression Of Sps Palpitation Of the
Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations Pros
tration of the Nervous System, Cold, Chilly Seusa-
tons or Numbness Of the Flesh or Limbs, Difficult
Frofuse Expectoration, Night Sweats Diseases the
Heart OF Affections Of the Lungs, Jaundce, Diseases
OF the Kidneys, Derangcment PROSTATE Condition
OF lnf Organs OF Nature, which painful rregu-
iarflea especially with Females producing Debility
a n, OF the Nervous System Pale or Sal
MoRTfMoRE's BITTER CORDIAL Is purely
vegetable pleasant to take and perfectly safe To be
any safe OF health, even by the most delicate
~ Price one dollar per bottle
". =. ALsExANpER CO., Proprietors, No. Bar
clay street, tAstor House, New York. -
20 Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
thai most invaluable and sure remedy far nratism
IN all IT'S forms, either imfannatofy acute or chro-
mic, no difference how bad the case. on how long
9 DaIlg lbs y Mortimore's RHEUMATIC CONE
POUND, which is g vegetable extract an interpal
remedy, prepared expressly for this one disense II
has already cured thousands who had long beeu eyiu-
pies. The evidence is most overwhelming and con
ylncing, as gwen bJ vast numbers of our most re-
Call and get circular, and read the letter. .nacey
tihcates of your friends and those around Won Who
had long suffered bu. who have been restored &
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.. sole i rent,
for Richmond. s., %
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w medicine must have merit, and great merit.
to stand the test of public opinion. No art OF man
galvanise worthless article keep It 10 =
good medicine If it be not really So
A good medicine will live become popular and az
tend its sales year after year. in spite of oppostion
of them passes from mouth to mouth with more
rapidity than newspapers spread It. A living
witness, testifying TO the medicine has made
for him, is of far more service than any newspaper
advertising.
In proof of what we say above, we refer you to
effects. Its praise is in the mouths of mutitudes-
The best men in our country give their testimony to
Its wonderful cures. Among them we name Hon. H
Clay, Hon. Richard NJ. johnson, Vice President Of the
United States with hundreds of Others Capt. Tho
mas Canotbrother to the celebrated physician of the
seven years standing after the skin of all the Doctors
OF Europe and America had failed to cure
In fact the rch and the poor, young and old in
every place. IN the city and country find that the
success attends its use.
| CHOLERA MORBUS, DlARRHEA, DYSEN-
are cured by HAMPToN'S VEGETABLE TING
TuRE As cure and preventive, it has been won
derfuly successful. 1t viii be found on INQUIRY that
those who use It have an exemption from those dis
| eases so incident to the Summer.
Delicate females and children will find this a great
blessing. 1t has restored thousands to health
| HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTTRE.-(.aIl
and get pamphlets gratis with history of discovery of
this wonderful Blood Purifier and see cerfitcfes IF
our citizens of rheumatism Dyspepsia Srro
| tala, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
| ness, lie. &c
Sold by MORTIMER & MowBRAY. 24o Balt;-
more; and 3o4 Broadway, New York; o. A. STRECK-
| Err, Richmond; Dr.. COOKE CO. Fredericksburs:
@. b. JONES co. Petersburg; and by Druggists
| generally. iyT
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

& TERE OSCOPE ID A GUERRERO
~ TYPES.-It may well be said 1--WE live in age
of wonders" discoveries upon discoveries follow each
other rapidly and inventions succeed inventions
nunerously that he march of inteect in the fields
of literature scarcely keep pace with the strides
of Improvement in science and the fine arts. We
have scarcely become familiar with the electric Ian
guage of the telegraph-borne its serial couriers
from seaboard TO frontier throughout vast intell-
gent and happy republican ceased admirng the
magical beauty of the delicate and truthful Daguer-
reotypes trensxed by the instantaneous concentra-
tion of the sums rays are again astonished by
another and still superior invention the Stereoscope.
We have been led TO make these remarks after
looking Stereoscopic likeness of beautiful young
lady, made douby beautiful by the aid of this hand
maid TO the arts the Stereoscope. We not for
get to say that all this at SIMONS', Isl Main
street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY Elk

~ CURSIoN BY M0oNLfGHT.-The CALICO.
MAN GUARD, Captain James X Caskie, have charter.
ed the tavorite steamer Curtis Peck, for MONDAY
EVENING. 18th instant, when they will give
GRAND CIVIC and MILITARY EXCURSION down
Lac riye. The Boat will leave the wharf o'coca
and return about u No exertions will be spared
make this the most agreeable excursion of the
son.
In addition to the music of the Arnory Brass Band
HIGHLAND PIPERs will enliven Us with the spirit
stirring notes of their favorte instrument.
Refreshments will be furnished at city prices.
Tickets, admitting lady and gentleman 81 :eact
additional lady. so cents Gentlemen uneccompaniet
| by lady 81. Can be procured from any member o
| the Company, or al the Boat the evening of thu
Excursion
Our military CUES tiare invited to appear in uniform
| au6-Sfd
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By the latest Mails.
THE LAST RAILROAD COLLdSIOl

THE LAST RAILROAD COLLISION.
The collision on the Camden and Amboy
Railroad took place seven miles from Am
boy, at place called Old Bridge The track
near there runs through a wood, and the Phil
adelphia train had just come out of the wood
The conductors could not see each others
trains until they were within three hundred
yards distance, although each distinctly heard
the others whistle. Immediately upon the
collision, one of the engineers, fearing the
consequences, fled into the woods The col
ision took place because of the Amboy train
being few minutes ahead of its time The
conductor stated, because his watch was
wrong. There were six cars attached TO the
Philadelphia train, and five to the Amboy
train. The former was only going at the rate
OF six miles an hour at the time of the COLI
sion; or the destruction would have been i'm
mense.
The locomotives met each other with ire
mendous force. The engineers jumped off,
The foremost cars were driven back upon
those in the rear with such violence that the
first OF each train was driven into the second
and completely dovetailed- The dead and
worst injured persons were in the Amboy
train They were all in the overlapping train.
The list Oh the dead and wounded is else
where gwen. I OF Inc Fe1lel OF the rIendS OF
Mrs. Maynard here, we will state she was not
much hurt herself; her child had a sharp cut
in the face
{. Z. Fulton, of the Baltimore American,
made narrow escape. He fell through ON
TO the track-the floor being ripped out; and
was slightly hurt
Rev. Mr. Purviance's wife was very Sc
vereiy injured, but it is hoped she viii reco-
Ver-thelr little daughters thigh was broken
Inc inhabitants near the spot did ali they
could for the wounded.
The following resolutions were adopted by
The meeting of passengers
hesoleeG, That the wounds and deaths
which have occurred on this occasion. are
the result of the bad arrangements upon the
camden and Amboy Railroad and the reck-
less carelessness of the persons employed by
the Company.
hesofeed, That the use Of telegraph $50
Indispensable upon a single track road might
have prevented this sad catastrophe.
Resoleed That the existence of q SINGLE
track railroad between the cities of Y York
and Philadelphia, is disgraceful to the Com
pany that enjoys so lucrative monopoly.
ana to the communities that tolerate il.
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LREAT EXGlTEMENTI-M
THE CITY OF RICHMOND ALONE TT ~ T. I
TO THE REMARKABLE CURES fERffs5 y -
BY CARRIERS SPANISH MIxTURE.--Thi. -. =
spring medicine and purifyer Of the blood q 49,
used by hundreds of grateful patients, who fesl3s
daily to the remarkable cures performed ~ ~
MIXTURE. Neural gin, Rheumatism scrofnla Erup-
tons in the Skin, Liver Disease. Feyers. Ulcers Ola
Sores, Affections of the KidneyA Diseases Of tho
Throat, Female Complaints pains and aching Of the
bones and joints, speedily put to fight By usinx
this great and measurable remedy:
For all disc asses Of the blood. and spring "A
summer medicine. nothing has yet been found 70
compars with il. IL cleanses the system of all mps-
Mites, acts gently and efficiently the liver and Hd-
neys strengthens the digestion gives tone to tka
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy, and no
stores the constitution, eufeebed by disease broken
strength z 80 - -
For the ladies' it is incomparaby better thar III q
sqsmetcs ever used A few doses of Carter Suensh
sMntuIe Will remove all salloBneas Of cempIexion
" .ne roses aantling to the cheek give elasticity
% ne step and improve the general health n re-
heard Of 1ssA
The large number of certificates Of Yemsrksbl.
cures performed persons reading In our own citv
by .ne use OF Carters Spanish Mixture i the bess
press, hotel keepers, magistrates physicars ana ub
lie men, well known to the communty all sid thei,
testimony 70 the wonderful effects Of this OREAT
BLOOD PURIFYER. ~ -
Call and see few out of the huudres;s of re-&;k
Gates around the bottle. = - -
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT BEERS Druzsixfx
No. 125 Main street. Richmond
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsevrberr
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for IS. apI
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NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY

IN MINNIS g. WATSON beg leave to inform
their friends and the public that they have removed
the Gallery from the Mansion House to 146 flew
where they have fitted up splendid Daguerrean
Gallery, for the accommodation of those who may
visit their rooms.
The subscribers are too well known for comment,
as they have had rooms for the last two years i'll this
city, and have always given entire satisfaction. But
they happy to announce to the public that they
have superior facilities for taking line Pictures
what they have ever had and pledge themselves to
give Pictures unsurpassed i'll the United States, in
softness of style of coloring Call and the
beautiful specimens of the art whether you wish
Pictures or not.
an 20 MINIS & WATSON.
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AID FOR NEW ORLEANS, &c.

NEW YORK, August ll.-Nearly 5000 have been
raised in this city for the sufferers by yellow fever
10 New Orleans.
BALTIMORE, August llth.-The merchants on
'change to-day, subscribed $1,000 for the New Or
leans sufferers, and appointed committee to obtain
farther contributions.
The Democratic Convention of Maryland, has
nominated Hon. T. w. Lyon for Governor and
VIM Pinkney Whyte for Comptroller.
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Larae .Arriral Of Enierants.

BosroN, Aug. e--The packet ship Star Of Empire
fortysix days from Liverpool arrived at quarantine
this morning, with nearly 900 emigrant passengers
The surgeon of the ship, Dr. F. Crfpps OF Liverpool
and two passengers, died ON the voyage She en-
countered light battling winds.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. ain the 9Th district, Charles
Ready whig is elected TO Congress, and in the 9th,
G. W. Jonee, dem. Collon, whig, is probably de-
feated in the ith district In the Memphis district
Stanton. dern Is beaten by about 81 votes. Church.
we'll dem, Is reelected in the knoxville district
Thus far the whias have gained one Congressman
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EDUCATION.
III .EETWOOD ACADEMY. Kr'

IL QuEEN-The animal session of this Institution
viii commence on the 18th September, and continue
without intermsou, except short recess 1t Christ
mas. until the 18th July. 1854.
Te Subscriber will still be aided by Mr.. j. c. Cow
~, his efficient associate for the last i've years and
by Mr.. JAS W. SMITH, student of the .university,
aud who has had several year, sApsr,ense r
five months -, !.
l5ing every necessary. except lights. S75 per SEES
sio.. nS.vable 18th February and 18th July. For
neriod less than session, the charge viii be Sls
month. cx.i s;~.. ~ :
.nhscr;hsy Fleetwood Academy Post Office, Va.
supse ~ ls.,.s. o. WHITE.
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'ENEzoELA-An arrival from Puerto Cabello
reports mat the insurgents had defeated the gov
e'l'iient troops and marched into Barcelona
communication with the interior was however
cut Oh and this was mere runaor. The write,
doubts both this story and that about the earth.
quake at canana.
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WANTS.

M Wanted to hire, for the bal
w ance of the year. or by the month good
DRIVER, white or black-for which the highest price
wages will be given. Apply at this Office. sf <
an 1I-6t
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WANTED.-AF French lady from Paris,
w who has been Teaching for several years in
America who will give all satisfaction about capacity
and character would like TO find situation in private
family or in boarding school. Please apply to Mile.
V.C0ULON, at Mr.. Duquesne's Main street.
iy Z7-lmN
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A CARD.-The subscriber respectfully
"A tenders his services the citizens of Richmond
teacher of PIANO FORTE and VOCAL MUSIC
Instruction in both OF these branches will be given
upon the most approved European method, and eve
ny effort made thorough proficiency on the
part of pupils entrusted TO his care.
He is permitted to refer to the following gentlemen
Rev. L. V. Moore, Mr. Tazewell Morton Mr. John
ID. Flair and Mr.. Jas Woodhouse, with whom orders
for him may be left CHS. L. PETICOLAS
au S-2awtSl5 Prot. of Music.
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NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY-

~ The undersigned is now prepared to take DA-
GUERREOTYPES in the most improved and artistic
mode, at his new Gallery, the Bookstore of Jas
Woodhouse, Eagle Square Richmond.-He has called
iEto reQulsisn every necessary attraction in the de-
coraton of his rooms, aud will be pleased receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
JOHN MURRAY.
au4 Sign of the Red Flag EAGLE Snuare