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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
Nv TeIeuraDh.

BOSTON Nav -rrire5-Shp Saehem. Liverpool barks Jc9
and MaTylsnd Baltimore B0oIner Mobile Nina C..y ;.
DoninEo April schrs Richmond Saxon AID W Mckee PA
adelphis ship John Dunlap Apaischaccla- .
SALEM Nav 4fyred-B4k Msnckes-sr Blenos Ayres Ma
=; LETT ship Chin bAk o. Hayes fSf N-~
York Thornsike. dischsgirg Sd ll GOnoA Moot
Nideo spoke IS North lOa 6 s. HsrnesiroI
Ne Y Sau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06
IFruEn our Corresponaeuta /

PHILADELPHIA Nay Misunderstanding John Nasaa-
Cak Ne~York Jspouics Gallagher Hawai- bnrs Reas7 e
Gy, Wilmington, G " C. Lowell Baker MAYA lea K sen;
Z. Wrsy, Why New YORK.
Csars-s,s.nl.hrp John Ms-hAn Ciask Ne~Ylrk bE rh1
A. Page. Lncksn JackoEve sch-s : Casr1er Cullen 3osa
T. Brady Brady do FLORIDA Kelly, de- Grace DAhHz B1ts
New.lCrh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21
MoNrpELiER, Oct. 10, p. NJ.
.nIlotinss for Governor.

Four ballots have been had in Joint Assem-
bly, to-day for Governor The first ballot stool
Fairbanks 100. Robinson 81. Brainerd 80.
The fourth stood
Fairbanks lO6 Robinson %. Brainerd ~
l. After which they adjourned TILL tomorrow.
New YORK, Oct. 10.
At a meeting of cSilcs in this city, it was
determined to form volunteer legion, to be
commanded by Major p. Turacanowski, to
proceed to Constantinoplc in case Of war, and
offer it's services to the Sultan.
Oct. 10Th, p. NJ.
Important from Europe.
ASIA arrived this p. NJ. Confirmation OF
the declaration Of war by the Sultan has been
received at Paris. The Sultan has given
Russia four weeks to cvacuatc the Principal
tiles.
England and Franco notified Russia that no
more notifications Of the note will DC admit
ted, and that they will sustain Turkey.
Flour I'D lower, Wheat 2d. Corn I'D to Is
Consos % to 92i. Corn falling in France
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21

CARrETs.-Ihe astonishing low rates for which
tho New England Carpet Company sell such i'm
mcnse quantities Of carpetng, l. accounted for only
by their heavy purchases at the New York auction
trade sales, At their establishment they sell tap
cstry carpets for 81 q per yard, which formerly,
we considered doing well to purchase for - per
yard. They display Brussels and ,hrcc phys. also
painted floor cloths at less tAan manufacturers
prices. They have always enjoyed the reputation Of
selling all grades # clrpeins at much less than TIC
usual rites, Their warehouse is located the cor
ncr Of Hanover and Elm streets, Host9n.-HGoH.
wl1wl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21
Wanted III burlington.

4 NUMBER OF RESPONSIBLE, ACTIVE,
a thorough business men to Pebble Dry Goods,
to whom good cncouragements will be given for Il
term of years. Good character and good labit, re-
quircd and those having some knowledge Of Good,
would be preferred. Nonc but those WHO will give
constant attention to the business would answer, and
they must in all re, poets come well recommended
Il The applicants must furnish good teams for
the CONVEYANCE OF merchandise. For further patti
culars apply to NORlLl.p NOl l.,
(Succcssor to Vi. MOVES Ca)
Burlington, VI, Sept. 1853 wlCw-'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21
..scsust.!an kt.:el s.l>.


Many Physicians In cur large cities, have nm
incndel and used the Rock h,sc with great success
DIR, j. H. Thompson, Of F.iud,lphia, used it in
several bad Of >c.oiua. In one case OF thrc.
years standing, where the patient had large open
ing upon the hip, leading to the bone containing
twelve ulcers, he ordered deco elton Of Rock Rose
to be used three times day and in tLlty-nine
days the person was entirely cured
New YoHE, Nov. 10, 1851.
Mr., \. b. L. Nycrs--pca Sir: THIS will Gently
that | have suffered daring the past year with Il
Seroful"us Affection Of tie eyes, causing much pain,
and resisting all efforts of cure, having tried many
prescriptions and taken voyage at sea, il hope of
recovering my health, but all to no ci,ct | was
persuaded by friend to make trial Of yoir Extract
of Rock Rose, from which haze experienced greet
relief Il produces most happy cl"et in driyii 6
the humor- - the surface, and then gradually di,l
appearing, Conscious of the uasIrpao,ns excellence
Of your medicine for all impurities Of the blood.
chccrluly submit the above to the on,deraton OF
the afflicted. Yours pcctrdly,
ll.uAN KrICuvN, in.
For sale Wholesale and Retail ny Il. p. SAN.
BORN a CO., burlington, and ~ Dealers in Modi
cincs everywhere. wl7w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21
, Sheep 4 Lambs, Swine. Horses.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

At market $500 Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores, Is
pairs of Working Oxen. 100 Cows and Calves, 5jOO
Sheep and Lambs, 400 swine.
Prces-Beef Cattle-Extra SS,2j first quality
$50 7,7j second $3.50 third ST G,2j ordi-
nary j,jOa 5,75.
SIS, IT, 25 49, Three years old :2i, 20, 80, 3Caso
Working OXen-S92, l0j, ll5, l3), las leo.
Cows and Calves-Sl9, 20, %, %, 81, 80 Sja4O,
Sheep and Lambs-S2, $50, 2,75, 3 3,75 Extra
S., 5,7j, 6, 7a9.
Swiao--Cc; retail q asc' Fat Hogs Of which
there were of the above reported 500, al so,
Rcma. hs-Ine market to-day was we'll attended
Holders arc firm at the above quotations. Good
Beet i. scarce, sad price Of sAt's Pacf win, We
think, advance,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21
Copartnerslljp.

Tg'HE SUB$CRIBERS HAVE FORMED
Y CuplrtucrsAiJ for the transaction of general
Mercantile and Commission business, under the
name of lIEHWcN, BLonGrrr Co,
They have purchased the stock of the late firm of
Curtis Walker, and will continue tho same bust
ness at the cd stand recently occupied by them,
corner Of Water and King streets. rL-y nope by
fair dnalirs AL prompt attention to business, to
retain all tho Old customers Of the late firm and
the public generally are respectfully invited to give
us a call G. r. HERRlCk,
q. :. BLODGErG
GUY MILES.
SeptembeT l. 1858, edVtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21
BONNET STOKh AND
MILLINERY GOODS.

MRS. RICE Has JUST RETURNED FROM
W New York, with the best stock Of Bonncts,
Ribbons, and Millinery foods ever brought to this
.a,,tkct which she offers very low Please call and
examine, at the Millinery Empovu.m, li7 Church -.
Miiners and Merchants furnished at wholesale
price,.
octob II ., .d@vsm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21
WN. G.. DIRE w.

formerly with y. Alien & Co., is connected with the
above establishment, and assures his friends, he
never saw better stool, of Goods than may now be
found at Barnums. I. ". BARNUM,
College street, 2nd door from Church
October II, 1853. dAwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21
spnaiainia fnr spiNnrCe

A''y vs. rV'N'"' now w Of Ilinosbnrsb, in the
Norton W. Perkins. County Of Chittcnden, aud
State of Vermont states in substance, that on tho
25th day of ,ay 1915, at the village of Munroc-
willie in Huron County in the State Of Ohio, she was
legally married to the said Norton W., then of the
town Of Enterprise in Eric County, in Ohio, that she
lived with the said Norton W ~ his wife in said
Ohio until in the month Of March 1850, whcr, with
cut any fault on her pant and against her will and
consent, the said Norton ". viltully deserted her,
and her family that from the time Of her said
marriage hitherto she has kept, and observed with
the said Norton W all the covenants aud agreements
of the said marriage contract on her part that the
said Norton W. has not since LG deserted the sid
Emily hitherto returned t. the said Emily, or rem
dercd her her family any adequate support that
il Jane 1850, the said Norton W. left the state 81
Ohio and went into the State Of Wisconsin, and
that she has not since had any certain knowledge o!
his place of residence that in November 1870, thc
said Emily, being in destitute circumstances, with
her family consisting Of two children, moved from
Ohio into the State of Vermont, and has resided III
said State of Vermont from that time hitherto, aud
has during one full year next previous to the fourth
Tuesday in December 1913, resided il the town, Of
Shcburnc and llncsbur.h, IN said Chittcndcn
County and praying that the Honorable Court will
by decree of said Court grant to the sad Emily u
divorce from the bond OF marimony now oXistin,
between her and the said Norton W. and that .hc
shall By the order nai decree Of said Court have
the custody and care Of her two infant children,
namely, john W. Perkins, now about seven yeas
old and Amira Perkins, about three years old.
Dated at Burlington the 18th day of October Sj3.
EMILY PERKINS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21

BAY STATH MD NATCRLo0 SH,WLS.
A HANDLER CO, have NV in store Bay state
- and Waterloo Lp,G AND S4UNRH SuAwL>, il
the and desirable styles. Likewise a good A.
,oltmcnt oi Gcntioncn's Travelling Shaw.>, to which
they invite the attrnu n ci purchasers
Nos. and summer street, BOsTUS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21
\. NJ. PEITENGILL l. CO.'S
TON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
NEpTEMBER. lAh1.

The First Fail Card List, collected By 8. NJ. Pr
rESGILL 4 Co., Newspaper Advertising Agents, No.
10 State street, Boston, who authorized by the
publishers Of the best and most ,e'dciy circulated
Newspapers throughout the United states, to take
advertisements and subscriptions at their iort rates
" The EN7rirg is list Of many Of the most sub
stontiai and h3noraJie business firms IN Boston.-
Mcrchqn's and others oisiting The city, ,cH find the
Directory ?f great serrice to them, and they are adj
used ~ take Il uih them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21

gJANrFAcrrREE OF TIN, SHEET IRON
w and Copper Ware Fave i.ougIs and Con-
luctor, Tl Roofing done to ord r. Also, dealer
in Hot Air Furnaces, Cooking Ranges, Bath Fix
lures, stove and stove Furniture, Pumps, Lead
Pipes, Xin,, &C., SC.
ISAAC DOW, Agent, Church st.
rurlin ton, H-.',. 10, 1888, wIimosj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21
SCOTCU pLAID SJiW'LS.


4 'HANDLEH ii CO. have received i handsome
v assortment Of ,-'oich Long a.. ~qunTo
ShaWl>, q hue texture, and i'll new and beautiful
patterns For sale ut
Ms and ) summer street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21

You request mc to give you my opinion Of the
Virginia ilnd would spy that tie ,,il !, nat l.
rally rich uud productive think tnc alI b tl'r
thna NorMoit nris ~, take tn tlous..;d are.
ia n survey ura,..i !eer Jlym Lt1M Ta,M.'-
s.u II i. ". Jyylc-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21

J like the land Lnt,cr, the more sec Of the pro-
auctions Of tue country Inc soil is iita and no
mi,tlAc,-Alrev from ttta w7nc. dy LnaA
Ya,HpSul, Oo1ill, Cln,, t. IN. Sans.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

bCtuDcT -, I0jJ.
At market 2S75 Cattle, about lo7j Bccves, and
1000 stores, consisting Of Working Oxen. Cows and
Calves, IcarnGs, Two and Three Years Old.
Prccs.-Market Bccf-EXtn, Ss,OOae, 80 per
cwt LIST quality, 81 ,jJa7 9dqualty 81 al ,2j
Sd quality Sc,2jaG,i0 ordinary Sjao.
Iiidcs-SCOO per. cwt. Tulow 81 Il so.
Pelts a 3 %. Calf Skins lie per. ID.
Veal Calves, 8 a II,
sronEs-working oHcn-slO2, lO5, l2l. 1872
Jt4al75.
Cows and Calves-$2?, Is. 80 IS, 4la5l.
Yearings-S3 10 II.
Two Years Od-Slj, Is, 81, % 4 ..
Three Years Old-S2i, ~, 80, Is, 4! 81.
Sheep and Lambs-C9o7 at market Extra 81, c.,
Tal0 by lot, 2,7j, 3. 3.2j $50
Swino-As per last week. All large flt hogs this
week
Remarks-Thc market opened well yesterday, as
soon as the first cattle train arrived, and has conn-
ued so throughout to-day, Good heavy oxen are
scarce, and in consequence, sellers are sta with
such as they have, and We give advance. Sheep
and Lambs have sold we'll. Hogs continue at last
weeks prices, and are slow Of sale.
JAP came over the Fitchburg Railroad and
$50 over the Boston and Lowell Railroad, loaded
with cattle, sheep, horses, swine and fowls.
No. from each state
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-10-21
COMM l. RCIAL.
PROCTOR e. WOODS
Prices Current.

n 5. PRoCTon, BOSTON. NJ. +. Woop.
Commission Merchants
For the sale oc
WOOL IND COENTRE PRODTCE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

NEW FALL AND WINTER nRY Gaaps w, h.v, ,.
esiN~s ~ steamers and packets York
Which ~s invite friends customers. and rueh.,,r AM
I'm and country rsneray The following eons,iats psrt Of
hsa hi otosde Rhine. ranetas for Dresses and M.p,
h'eeAde Sllk In hney or nd black -
- and y ksh new .tye Paid SIN.
sG. french and . sns ,s ssssi.S H,ss1s.
81. rAney CORD and new style Plaid Alpaca
r nSs., k es,.s Canton clo'h.
a,en french and American Printed de LaInes
rh sna rrin,sd Cashmere and Psrs cioths- eoors
Plain and Figured Mo1sselnes ana N. &c. A. \ .,..
ana y hsAvy sak Velvet ZOE cioshs n ManiIllas
Embroidered. Dotted Checked swiss Mu.,i,.
ses., Bonnet Cap and Velvet Ribands
hne', hemmed. stitched and Tape bordered Hdto,
irish Linens sud shestinss and Pillow ease Linen
Sras Cloth. Corded. wadd,d and Broc lsds,, saI,a.
ftIned, fo.ine, Gorered and Emb'd sleeves
Mearnn a sn s ss,St,ment Of Worked sleeves
.Aaies aud Gents silk, Merino. yironis Vests
pse assortment Of Ladies, Gents. Misses and Boy. sl
Lss. and Gent, Enbd Hemm.d stitched and eod sorsaLc
= Do ties and Gent. ceid Kid Glove. alexander, MAXI,
rhpo., no 1hbet, Cashmere and Raw sii Glove.
sein Li.l., Cambria Edrinr, and ,,.,,
rssls p.ma.t Cloths Napkins and boyle. anu insert
sup., bk' Hue brown. Green and Cadet c,oth '''
woois, do Fancy Cashmere ali style. and ou,u,..
saust seeds . and h,ndsome wsdi,d vssthss
Nay Nay a',, sooi Plains, kerseys and iins.Ss
n,ass iraa lana pSml and T~llsd Barle,.
Srene., Ispesry BRUSSELS, Sply nj Invy,in ~.
.,N.t ch,h.ille, aud rated Russ and Mat. ~'Pe"ns
american, scotch and ~ French (;in.h.ns. Ane0es
hrown and bieaehed Domestics sbe,ting. s,,.,,-.
ornabarg Of all IN inuaetures s'''"""nss and cotto
Az OF which, having been purchas.d vih eat,
VALENTINE, oKENsH1w - m
seq NO Corner broad. 9Th and Capitol streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23
FALL GOODS.

TUSHE largcr portion their Fan
10 their orehou'e No. IS Pearl street. doors noh Of hs
Their soeE comprise, hundred packages and
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS. LEATHER, TRUNKS,
etc. Which, having been selected With great car. and bought
q ihslf tGsss
'''"'''''' '''" - 70 '' '' SG%kLrs = pEoeKE
No IS PSarl Street
RicuSoSp, August 2sih, 1888.
~ and Fancy ,;Ose. 10 roc NON S,. nov . opening
City aid Country Merchants invited to examine goods
Silver Watches oil kinds. frem the most s.ls
90 %atSr 10 open O5 S aSd Msss Cases,
patterns
Plated Jswsiry priced suitable the cosny trade
2,bOo dozen Fancy soaps, asserted kirds
1905 sfoSe isortsd iind. Of naiioSs wave"
1900 so ser C ,.o SS every variety and kinds
800 dozen Porte Mon,s styles, over 100 dare pat
Cigar ca,,s-A large assortment.
ro S T s' a:tsi s@S .14 hs eS J gs T
.sla 'a giS s" HSLs iS IL Main street
4 A r,.s. ..MptNlNg.eto. NJ. Visit, EishSSso
Bo"n'' h rSiS.S mSss poo op' q, '''
Elements SCIENTIFIC Agesl,v., or the eonnseop between
Silence and the Art Practical Farming by John Nen,MA
Sheep their breeds management, and diseases by
R.r@, Barn Book BY cia,sr Youst skinner Mills.
70 ming the symptoms and treatment Of all the diseases
cident 10 ONen sheer and swine: 12i.
The Horse by VIM Youait edition with Has
trainn Feiher with general history the Horse, dssfta
ton on TIE American Tong Horse how trained and JctcJed
az account ~ his remarkable performances; Kssay the
As and the Mule by Skinner. ITO.
Lite Scenes. sketches from the world around
us, by Francis 4 Duriyage full 81 pltturts, tt.
Lots q New Novels, BY the best authors
Harpcr's Magazine Tor November
Graham and Cooley, for November, at " WFgTs,
Under Exchange
NAitABLk bOOkS.-J. W. RANDOLPH offers for sale,
large assortment of valuable vstts Agriculture, &C. and
snong the prominent Runns gsttf 10
vols Cutiyator, 10 Coabs European
Trees % America Buisrs hy Kitchen American
Flower Garden Deoloryi DOwnings County Houses American
Orchariit western Pafmer sd Gardener Stephens Book ~
pe and Gardener; ers Library ~ yo John
sons Agricultural Chemy Johnson and Iandreths Dctofa
~ q Gardening ludons Encyclopedia u GaIdening Lbss
Agricultural Chemistry; McMehons Amercsn Oafdentf; feis
Fruit foWer AMI Kitchen Gardner the Rose; Ron
Calcareou Manuft Noron soenthc tFcuture Rumn on
Agricultural Education; ThaeTs Agriculture; eee on the Potato
Plant haNtons Rural Hand Hootf, stnntf btments ~ Af
culture saysIs Flover Garden Companions 1opbsm Chemy
Made kay Plantation Yarn Instruction, Regulation Record In
aud Account Book southern PAINTER Allen on DO
nestle Animals Brown DIXON, Kerr and Richardson Poultry;
Oatsf Youat Catre Doctor Mtrens
Shepherd Ksndas Sheep Hustsndty Masons Hupts Kinds
Fnuiery and Martin Cattle;
Cottage Residences and Rural Economy; Wheeer
Land Measursr Miller snd kvans Mlwriehs euas,
Racing Calendar, ~ vols MIA Tradq Of New Yok. Evet Man
bis Cattle Doetor and PsfTer Miners Bee Keeper Msnus
skinner Agriculture vols DovnpEs Fruit Trees Guernosoh
he Mich Gov, 40, ecsI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

oI-t III ItNI.nI,G HARDIN ,RE.-we are nov in re-
cr'p of Ire and complete OF House
nshing Articles, consisting Of
Brsss. ferCvd lr, u. wirr aud Nursery Tenders
Polished Steel Head Shov,ls rongs PoSsrs
Copper, BTass and IsrpAned Coal Iols
Polished Steel Snd Rrass fcotuirn
Isppsned Fire Carriers
BrA = krofEed ard Cast Iron Irons
Rcr~rs' superior Ivory Handle Knives and FORKS
supvt American Ivory Handle Knives and Forks
hhcrv. Rrus, RrfAlo sut Bucs Handle Knives
SILVER Plated sud AIbsta Tab D,.s-ttFct
Siv Rated Gtr-n Silv. kitiana Spoons
bi,~S I'm - dee Pit, Tea Pots e n-- and Tea Urus
sS"ak Dtshvs, oyster IUrrvns and dishes
Naters 10 srits or snely
Brass and White Metal Candle Sticks
SnCdrrs and Suuler
Curtain Randi and Pins. a hsrufifi sssnrtrn~pt
Together with Cooking Ueasis Of every kc
oSby AND. JOHNSTON . co,
Importers and Dealers in HArdw ard. Cutlery 1c
okla Siau q the Gross say, - Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23

1UNHHOUGH TO LEXINGTON, AND BUCHANAN IN TWO
Days, In Mail Packet Boats by
hurs-On and after the 18th Of October
leave Richmond daily, supdsys
NJ aud arrive In Saehbars 81 hours aud
hours.
Relrnng leave Buchanan ~ every day except
gay, arrive n Lynehhurg atSH ST. leave Iynchbug
and arrive ia Richmond In 80 hours
Norfolk boHts leaving ~ NJ the Southern and Northern
Railroad Cars, leaving at A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington with daily stages
North River Returning leaving day except sun.
days, aud arrive In Richmond in - hours.
Passengers for Parnvilc, t2 Buckingham
Are " 20 Charlottesville, fare t2-Anh
leave Richmond Mondays Wednesday, Fridays Boats
Below Card Of time Of arrival
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23


Us Richmond, Va, he DoSk.
- y EGtI.aR LINZ or HAAS FOtt
f....s1 II LYNCHBURG.-rhs Canal boats
>4Ss CLINTON, Captain Donald, UNION, Captain
" funsrt l-sy. regularly wsn>ssnAfs BELLE Captain
Johnson DESPATCH. regularly nSArvkpAr
These ATS compelled To- advertised order
make Their regular shippers therefore
th-tr regularity. No freight taken.
eS heght for this line may up day except
S.ruSpAt, after O'Clock. 4. NJ.
ma9-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23
JosEPH II. ooLaUITT, Agent.
FALL SUPPLY
OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS. FANCY GOODS

ETC. ETC, for sale by DOVE 4 co
10000 los sup Carb Soda, best Newcastle
1850 lbs Copp,Tas bright Grrcn
~ bbls Fire Proof Paint; 1900 It's Indigo
lt-1 gallons soiaT Oil; go lbs BoTaN Woods best
ScasEs Nutmeg. 3casks M,dd,r
leo Mats e ssh, 5tons hit, Duestons
s0l,O,C CraTs ASSORTED, 2uG boxes Chewing Tobacco
5.u1 papers Stacking Trtacco; IL Jbls bps salts
It. bGls Alum lu ibis ytn,t. Red
9tn ibs Glue, Irish; leo dozen Mustang Eminent
leo dozen Arabian Liuimsut; loo lbs TUnqua Deans
1888 lis Extract LogwOOd
taJ tbs Paris Green, dry and In oil
2uO lbs Chrome Green; $50 lbs Chrome Yellow
3 bales fresh Gloves; 20 iozen Vermfuges assorted
gross Yeast Powders; 80 boxes iiu's soap
10 gross Yankee Soap 10 sTo-s Brown Windsor Soap
q boxes Pain Soap; 50O lbs Scotch snun, In papers
10 dozen Paint buckets; 10 bbis Copai yarnIsh
100 Tooth Btusiirs; lOJ dozen BTus
10 gross BrAndretl'S Pills; loo gros Matches
loo boxes Transparent Soap st-i It's Ginger
J.. krR tInsTy, assorted. :0n Coagncs assorted
- gro.s SrJiil= aud Coda Powders; Boxes : x 10
Ibis birthstone, 3 eases Vanilla Beans
Together with usual complete
Paints OILS Fancy articles etc. which otter upon The
usual time, prices suit 10Th country
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23
HARDWARE,

utnDN AXE,
FALL IMPORTATION, 1858.
ID r. MOottE a 60. faiss aud f.iiers FOREIGN
U Isd DOk6STIC NdRDWaRE. Sc Ndin st--L RssA-
ona W. are inrreeip per steamships aud packets nom Lr
eool ui null complete nd
shvthe HARDWARE and ffOm
Try they have received null supply Of American HARDWARE
consisting In part Of
Rodgers" and wostsnholui's fne Pen Knives
Zen aud Pocket HALVES " vstrus mskcrs and styles
leaCk, Bone, Ebony latslic and
Ivory HArlic Knives rarks = nd plvcrs
Wade a Butchers superior kaEor, shears
single aud Double Barrrl Guns superior
Pistols, Rice, EHe Barrels AMI vnuniinrs
rracr, Halter, lis, Wei ami frh Chains
Collins" '>mnons," aud Virginia
"Aucs" and "EoNlAnis" Spades and shove!s
MIL Piit Cross CIT ami Circular saws
Anvils. Vices and S-th's Bellows
Siedge and Hand Hammers AZ
blister, shear, Steel
Castings, Hursc shoes and Horse Nails
Horse Collars, Hind Brides and Hammers
Bride Filings, MOrsird Rein. an. GiTths
tccks and Hinges Of dee rptior
Planes. Ch>cls. Aug.rs aud Files all kinds
Platform aud Counter Scales, Pat. Balances
English Aneean aud e. D. Per- CAPS and all other goods usually
found IN llARpNA starcs.
A. their rCo selected wh attention pur
Chased IN ne mot favorable terms they feel assured they
inducements
iuiy iuvr them their stock
,srmn-d u cll aso~ house hi,
Northern cities.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-23
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, eusDAYs ExcryrEDo AT PM

suh bofD, EDMUND DAVENPORT.
CARRIAGES iI,RI,Ggs,-ALFRED -r-v
:sSi 4 : i;' 8;
xDE CIEIGts and Harness. ,Rs sys and a. Of Which
Iagr 'cst ko,kaNay' Bugges without Tops variety
Manufactures and by experienced -ort
c p95 is,y 70 ,9s o. Carriage
can be purchased either ~ the North south.
Of Coach SdSs. for sale aud with d'P'A sS
IkLEACnrD AND BROWN snIRTISos AND sHEETIN0s-
a: e '''''' * cts '''' y Sis :i5.
vE'O TiIE AGHHtLTInAL sOtlETY OP yIngiNIi-
W r.d co chemical 1a ssde, 81 sas Gina s a f.
Gle. & I'll 3 c a@ hSi Become ssS o. s. Ind s Az ',
mng,s, als being ons and s ieae no stain color e
Of every b. " peculiar tenscy
iuL.d solely o., establishment or this state persons msy
- n 4; pUyAg BRO, Druggists.
seat Corner above the BANKS; Richmond.
ExrRA SCREWS AND BOXES yoR vloEs-Amor,ed sizes,
ocs sign Of the Circular ssa, Il Main street.
6tAnPETINGsi CARPErINGsfi- CHRISTIAN a IATURop
you'd cal especial attention 10 their Of Carpeng
RIsA Patent Tapestry Velvet csn,e,.
BRUSSELS Carpets, Of 10 and eautifui
E9s''h and American Three Pr, and Thread Carpet.
Sup. Dutch Carpets IN variety
Low priced ali wool and Cotton Chain do
Cotton aud Hemp Carpets from ~ D. nc the yd
Rich Hugs, Sofa Carpets Table Covers
Rope, Manills, and Blush Mats
fO0r Oh Cloth, 0, e. and 50 vide
Crunb Cloths, 1914, i2a and &C. long
hso' Hrass stair Rods ~ oval hoou and ocagop hane in
lengths from q inches o ~ inches. s" 'F-'''
The above Goods mostly own direct importation and
unbe sold a. ou = similar goods In any rnsrtet
ocS CHklsTfAN LATlIROP, % Main 81.
ANNfRs on saEAr nosss Nola.,e superior quality
oci5 bAVFSpogr ALIEN a IN
NHOUND ALUM BALT.-gne Salt Marhail brsnd, sale by
~ ocl6 DAVENPORT, ALLAN co.
HINysE ooNgs-suabls for Hotels. Boarding Houses Ie
~ o. Zoe tone for sale BY BULKLEY 90,
oee iSI Main street