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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21
Alathinerp, &r.

A NEW THING ENIIRELY-Ihem most astonishing
n performance heard q Barrels ts1 h,s sna sSs e
sso1sb 10 vrrnsh entirely BY Machinery 49,.
Our Machine with the toos qsed . Feol t.s Sos ~ %
It tales the neT tie bolt saws The save houo%lns "a 'Is &
roosh e The quality ofike timber oa them perfect manner
fynf each :tsys ia sq4a l RS a, Sc GEESE tans the hesi
and prepares the barrel kss m he oepns pros IN aa
produce better baSie seg t Mahne' make # ne
attention Of eli Who choose them isTecaqn We manufacture
ses Of lie hsI. ianay 9 ~ MN ~ sr, to bod the
subtle hquds or Be sartsd % The pacing Of dry se9d 70 M
eisy shop At Errs NY directly the ins ohs Ss-Ysrs
snd Enc Raiosd tie E and Niagara falls Rsrod hys ut
wak north Of depot whers sny PsI'o.' MO - &
ever brsneh Of The WORK We vii iei he utmost ife "a s1'S
fps de.ro5s Of pns the sb and Mh E az lo's
o nov uno d can Obtain an relation thereto By ap
ors 70 n. tbTusS the there q the STATS remain
ins hands u9od al &C. ~ Dc sIa 70 ' is
cons within the respective teiee II Il sslssa IA g. s
Or be invented tor hs see purpose ana must en.'ep
AZ s o our WORK can be By esns tbs Editors Of The
EsvYok Tribune WIN 1RAfr Co. p,1t , ~ 4 III
I LIGHTNING RODS.-Whie all Other Rods are con-
IL sany falling render ts PrS e hsy s 1 l;sT
sSa tDi (sTOR the gdass 70 II has BEEN applied.
On Ills Rod has nyaTsy Teeiyed p es
So Is Srosd ~ o. coRyELs gEslAN, their on sssut for
Hew-YorA ard yiei ity, ~ 9lst.t 1okyile,
nRINTING PRESS-For sale Perfec.ing Rotary
Prntrg PTes made BY r. Hoe Co, capable OF P"-iins '
'"'s' PEI i0u JoHN Ta0SP SON COZ Brosi~sy an Wan rs
CEWING NACHINES-Of entirely novel c0nstfuc-
= tion making from stationary sp0os without shupe ne"
stitch Of unequaed beauty and strength AT cn ed lestnI
sht ard hsy straight and gooleS performed VITA ap y .rS
dexery heIfO unknown The threads are Yea toelsi
sich sn will rp though cui e. every ihi ~ a..
scies msnr non txo without shuttle tast aus IA
tc inrne our Patents dated ke5 IL 1851, Jnne p a. az ~
b Tei ana will be dealt So -ja Come and see
em With persons handTe AZ oar sore NO -
auherss Nevr-Yo orr. or HuyuaTketEquare, 30 ton
GROVER BAKER Co. Patentees and fropfis'ois'
lSTFAM and GAS PIPE.-JOSEPH MASON, (Oi the
= lat firm Of Walworh Mason Ga5l No 3 BTosdNly cana-
cfnre Wrought Iron pc Steam Gas and Wsor a'es
Fittinga every description Of steam aid 6 WoT SD
PSf Fine Fed Pum1s C1S EgspoTlfcrs stean f-I
al Water Gauges other Steam boiler a
repdares He ao variety o. Steam i to -
n-r Lighting apparatus and eers % exprs ~ ns
vork IN nearly every section Of The country.
ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS and COMPA-
SIFS-Fcr sale hght LocCuove Esine- s1Au-1
~ 80 = CHARLES HUNT,
'' -fF'' Prerseut H. r r, Bnls-pcr- O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21
Removals..

nR DIXON has Removed from No IL Grandst. 20
No d av between AID i0ths's Ho1rs or consultation
b and ~ sId nd evening" The Office q the
S.rs AZ No Ascr ogs where s sounznc ols felaros ~
mlst he made .
r ACES and FMBROIDERIES.-W LAC 4
FnfBROrDERIsG STORE removed from No. in3 % No
SIC B.os5wsy, oppos.ie Ms,rOpOiitan hofeL
4 AWRENCEs DAGUERhEOIYPEs are removed
ls new and splendid Room No Ssl Boadssy cor Whites.
rrNHE BOOT MAKERS UNION have removed from
II No Q Naaaast o 10 70 Ann-s-. aenl tAe A.s..m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21
painfs, Glass, &r.

TING PAIETS-THE NEW JERSEY ZINC
~ COMPANY nAnrhstgrns Ass knz1 CT ueeiiox
crafty, al Of which warranted fuhL
penonty respect Of Zne over Ls1 fn se -
sSsheS quanyl nosy tou9s lie slst&
mech longer Is ev1saf rAsf me s' 70 ts e~asnssn
net, 10 Inc ong hall 40 peat s.s-- =.
msnaf.ctzrers rrces. and s. the ComP&nys AsenrA,
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fuatsbes, 5ewelrp, sc.

A K. WARNER Co-Importers and JOobers Of
n Watches wsieh MOyemsps snd Manufacturers o. Jeey
% e 20. w SIs 81 hG ssI'i Away. on band oP
Chairs Rings. Lockers Pens SC.
I ONDON WATCHES in the GREAT EAHIBI-
L. rIoS New-Ysrk-R =. cowDERoY, No 2 Sh.rns.sn-s..
rs~ The puhe Eenss hs case Of Watches and
n r. rat Which BE- Surpassed By any other
trade R. bess to caution ssns insns q his Mle.
tic the certificate the g. G ees % cal the 'es
with pinions OF and TO-
WATCHES and JEwELRY.-Tne subscriber ia sen
w Ing descriptions Of Gold and Silver wsehes jsvsly sns
Silver Ware ct !'''i JR Gen WATCHES '''''
Res, J gf,nisS S.s %' %s.A p. s ~
cooPsS wATcHEs
Dupex in Hunting and Msse Cs PeTe' me &c e
Second Watches Tor tins boe. 60 sla silver s
SPLENDID Cod Pocket ChrOnostsn ~hih whOu; vsrat
wATcBEs
w.tehe. which sisht day.
Ter LADIES' some in Huntins Cases
hr Ladies, ,omo IN Magic Cases
which change into three different wsiches
WATCHES WHICH WIND
fHs God LspHs ws,chs js'rl'd
od s0smsisd Wa,eSs. Or the
ga kosS Ps;s2t Lss. sos .:
Silver Patent Levers ss oy ss
Aver Detached Levers as low a.
.ni ali oAe styles OF wstchs; 4 sSEsly low prices
p.uoOd Earrings Pin Besst finger Rings and co''e' "'
al AZ n uch les than the usual prices
.u,,,s.o, GOLD CHAINS rusE GOLD WEDDING RINGS
az X IS n 81 AS cod PENS PENCILS Gold sad sye
gHiAIBLFs BRACELETS, BREAST PINS, CUFf PINS, LgCS
yrs RINGS Gold and Silver Speetsca Cold F00sa fos
Charms ChAsslslue CLANS. he
Sterling silver Spoons Cups FORKS Pro Knives NAPKIN nnsf
Kuiyes Weddins Ceke Knives &c- &c. -
Wsicbss Jewe exchanged AL Watches NaAA"e 70 sess
hrns y the money returned
All kinds Of Watches ard Clocks eleand aad repaired IN hs Dc"
Eanner, much 'ess than the usual Presssso = ALIEN
importer Of Watches JeweJ, Wholesale and Retail No IA al
u, ia Aoor) Broadway.
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Gullern an6 Garoware.

DOONTON CUT Manufactured and con-
- ''--"' " ~ ~ FULLER LORD,
10. ls9 Greenwich, corner CedAr'st
CALIFORNIA and AUSTRALIA GOODS-Mer-
~ ehAnts Companies and individuals stang ost ior a ss,s
can End u knd complete assortment Of Mners tpos fss
Shoves Hardware Cutlery EDGE Tools frearlaE &c % a. &c
ola stand Of CHARLES ;. LITTLE Nos 50 and ~ suion<.
NELEBRATED CROTON FILES-N0TICE
- no HARDWARE IMPORTERS, MACHlSiSIs and ENSl-
Croton Fe Sing sing y. l. ere5y noe ta2 a. n
esrrrriors manufactured a. sad Scrks s6 oer soa
bY Messrs J. Homer AL heoa Be cod 0n By ne sat
her ofes and EaFsbous - teoW Were 81 'fe vi y -
'ha nsN - 's' '' HENRY J. IBBOTsON. No 2ls Pe-rist
NB-heotson, Brothers Co.'S Cote sues .is ief s - as~A
tie
uOUSE FURNISHING and MECHANICS
II HARDWA RE-J NJ DA COSTA l. Co oteT 81 ale 81 arm
eles In the Above line cheap foT cash
- M noes Tasuted e1chzleed sAen tack No - Cat
ktn-st opposite Diyizoa-st- NeN-iott.
FlTsi Premium Ranges
IOHN T. BUDD, Manufacturer ard Proprietor a
- kwoos setrs;ed Cookss and aun4y RarssA Also,
Fusfs Which, Ger beauty, erstty and eccn-
81 upv Ard Ne sls sroalsss, ePPe = fno-.at CEeieh
Id ANCFS and HEATERS-I an now prepared 70
hV sose IN want o. Ccckns Range, With that
4. tur ccraaires t.lF
ar a. cther Ao the Era He1ter M EE-ng hls q
any sIe AFFly % \ asI I-1lA,S-'' 20 - VAR
CINnIFR STOVES and HOUSEKEEPING HARD
WtRF lsrrs sormsn. AZ ks fos se iov sof ~
- WILLIAM CLARKE.
Ne Cs-rrine-st- doors above Biee ksrsr
Nc Is 6chSv- aoors sseve l3ths-
Nc e-i-lv- deer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21
Gonses mante6.

VJANTED-In Beekmsn or Spuce-st, 0e,Weea
wv Nissan and Wilms ye0rS Leese Of Lot OF Goand
WI he upfovedh be bed fair era Immediate possession
desired Address BoI l77b PosOhce stslins sIl soo
VXTANTED 10 HIRE--A Room in some public place
w or Hall suitable Club Room Address X B. BsS 10"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21
Real estate for Sale.

a COUNTRY SEAT Of the first class for SALE,
"A ,ssia 10 miles II York WHICH PICTURESQUE NAT
I'm sn5 0ARDFNESQuE beauty,
,sssy "a he ETY. Price seo Ser M parc1isrs apply 10
s'oA1&S - HOMER MORGAN, No. PiasssL Ny.
IS0R SALE In WESTCHESTER COUNTY - A
liz Pam Of % seres % miles from the city dslreh sll
sil,a the Railroad For particulars Se
& RfED. N, u PARK place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21
Jnstrnction.

FOSTER SELECT WRITING CLASSES, Ne
81 B5odxryHozr. Of sttsnl .nes dsrss SUMNER nom " .
20 1tsn5 he be-ef Of rspl writing tho
Eo fud private expressive, Nj FosTtR pToes % gvs n
80 IeDS Sr,irr e are taught in a. expeditions AID
prevalent Il department OF eduesaon private so =
CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL BOARDING
Y-Ti5s well NOW and popular school f1a IL de- isaa loe
its ard superior aeeoanoi. onA - &c - EII-r5 On
rs5 Hsfvs FrcSh and s. lnih Tesehr NuosI hmed . =
Charges mOntAA coa@sneins MAJ ga SD 'n'E
Csref Broadway, and No . o 'fo3vrs P,e,.l
OBJ BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, nine mules l;
from Eoboken and from Hackensack " IA DJll 4
wIsANT Principal Terms io board tl Sn sT,rLER 10 81
Fssssu 81 W THURMAN, Canal and f4es OF address 'a
PrrcpaL ,-
MIss WHIPPLEs SCHOOL, No. 7o5 Broadway
MISS DWIGHT's SCHOOL of DESIGN, No 1o3
WI Brosdvsy whs the best instruction vii be gwen Drawing
and Pointing.
HaR TYNGs SCHOOL for BOYS, No. 81 East
VI l6thst- stuyvessnt Square
rTARRYTOWN INSTITUTE. The Summer Term
i commences the 6r.i MONDAY IN aas Cfega, e2a'iqs
store no ia Fultons T. Wilcox No ~ 5qsST @ o. y "a
vI,O Guardianship subscriber will receive two
more orphan Boys hi. family Terms 800 70 pr an
I IER, kent ken ,t e. -'' '''-.'' 20
4 usr Of 18th st-WGLLIAM B. STOUGHPON and key. q.
N sLEGHT, Principals assisted BY twelve pgpur aaa e2ar
each bsviIE own and is ON e9ro Of ,ehsr, ne ne
numtsI Of Pe. il e,sn ,os0c ne .s,o a bsnr Of The
sspe or about csTecy All who are able earn Lana
sl french DrE Paalg &c Sc without EZRA chiss rs n
2 500 and $50 fr ten The thirteenth term commenced
Esly i. and vii end december.
INVEST POINT SCHOOL-Ma Mathematics Classics,
w Moien Languages Music and D-oE aod Enssh studies
taught very moderate terms fO 6yvERpV KrNsTEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

ITO LET or for SALE on liberal terms, the superb
Aanaon tsruished substantial aud splendid Style, No "
S' ""N VICTOR BISHOP, Nc. 3 Maiaen.laae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

SSTEAM POWER-To Let or Lease the Store No.
~ rs sOush. Also the Store No is ws'erst, meiaisy a
Of the above to be let With 9. without scam power
Boiler i'
Neers4 No South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21
Et-p!aiins.
Diano-fcries.

EoLIAN and BoUDoIR PIANOs-Great attrae-
III e.. AZ HALLET DAVIS Cos WEeEso-,e; tkeir aswy
provea lAn Fo-tss, with ne fstss. Seznn Bndss
S. s~~r c1red prizes vktch
corpsron Quick sles and Enal Fo1 6rest essE Moo
r 5. BERRY, Ma ~ BrcA2Esy.
NOLAN PIAN0-F0RIES, az No. al Broadway.
III "A rs assortment Of Pxass fo tAs eesersssa house q
H.Tet De Co Boston: the vekngva nst1nen.s Of A
w Lad Co. with fnl supply Of rev sre scn had tAnos q
$50. ~.h~-- : verVo or P1aos
LINCOLN THOMPSON, No al Broadway.
DIANOF0RTES-R GLENN & Co have removed
their Mandatory and Ware Room from No isi FE
tea 10 Ne. IS sPupss, tive aeess east 81 bses9"S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

rTVO IET-To small respectable American Family,
the upper part Houe Ne $50 sadisons consisting Of
fafse room bedroom and panty with sto bedrooms ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

ITO LET-The upper part of the House No, II.
S,ard a. consulting room, hack and two bed
,s Te Whole win Be let family, divided Coz two snt
Anpiv on the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

rINO LET or for SALE-Seyeral new modern eullt
brk Ilonss just Finished Shst- sAy- suitable 70.
Sr,irs lie Houses have baths washbAsns naroel
throw shoat Ire houses Rent se per annan Possession
psso i"n'''"S' Ff" f. r. KINSHIMER, No. SIP th.sv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

SyTARCH MILL to RENT-Near Baltimore, Mary
- land in complete order For particulars address CHARLES
n Owin Mills, Marylsrd.
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Tl0EeSr RENT-The Advertiser, intending 10
fafrr n. cwn use deslI.ts ic,aol st1 Esht Of
Nd proposes lite minded parry 20 bald a. he sste
80 - srrsi ayAr.sss. co<t md cscn
see ~ toshs- besides N pot; I'D rei ~os
hosre hf q csss hoss y ~ !, 'et- t-0lss tt
rent ARD hrown ffsnt lot oaaed 60 tan SIZE;
Prorosas I'd he
Selsrs ATpix ~ SMITH BRUSH. No 60 VViltAuasc.
DROPERTY fer SALE in STRATFORD, Conn,
Two sAi hah hos- de by rticsd Cen SeS-IS-s-Inas
Properly which Shost Tce pEceey - Pteant
locsbon hsrween ssesy and NsEsysn stad % ne
toand tlrce =
The raro1 cp ard tre sre csta1ee
fem tke the Hoasatoc River. 1tere are chces ani
rrs5 shoos iu uFcn he
tshs han- Sd an cd AMI Pesirt and ne
oxs uroperty VIII always be oth fhe prce sstec sod cses
- an bs had weeks .lfez tie sac fr o bah CT
hand and mogtgags CEN O. viii E N cy psefer
~ tnnS en- saarsss hns SMITH BARKER No II Warren
my - -
aheve.
ITO FARMERS or GARDENERS.-For SALE-A
fam of excellent lEnd high safe Of casvsron
Nth soo1 ana uces tusea plank road twelve miles
cr New York ms place voaby tcAtdos sentsaAns
''@"''' h j. DAVID, at the Jsuasa Dope! Hsssi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

nor SALE or TO LET in BROOKLYN-Ihe ele-
r'r Hou,e sooh side OF Spsce 50 door ses frem Courts
TsT,ns svorahie II. II. LADD, No O. Pearist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

C seat resdercs ofthe late Hubert Nn Wgsnsn, de-
sessd psssty outskirts o. the village, containing
n acres The house Is ota size modem bulk convenient
tnd in GOOD oIdsr.. $500 80 ~.
h. 80 l.r end contain eveythpg IN the Of frui and
~ trees md shrbhery tha; be desired Fer further part-uif
M. tflaro 81 be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

LNOR SALE or TO LEF-A Farm, 90 acres, good house
al suthouseS Y H. = miles from the city. IL
,hassed Cox city properly For particulars No SIS Bscaewsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

sooESELLERS AND PUBLISHERS
RARSFS Co. National School Seresl....' 70 y lohas
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TELEGRAPHJC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR TIE DAILY DIspATeE
| ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.-FOUR
DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ia LA En- r Nun EOhOfI.
New YoRK, Aug. THE Baltic, with Ii.
verpool dates to July q, has arrived. She
brings 167 passengers; among them are Bishop
McIlvaine and T.. Butler King.
MARKETS..
Richardson's Circular Of July q quotes
Flour advanced Sd 10 Is since the Friday pre-.
vious. Wheat firm at extreme rates.
Nc Henry's Circular says transactions IN
Wheat and Flour are very extensive, and the
narket very FIRM, but prices no higher. The
marke, is fully supplied with Cotton and
prices fully sustained.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
The Turkish difficulty Is considered settled. the
Cars assen: 10 tie compromise proposed By
France az England being confidently expected.
En- gland is endeavoring to obtain command OF
the entrance 10 the Baltic sea, a; a commau ding
position in ca 30 OF war.
The United States is said to be negotiating TOR
tie purchase of Port Msrmsrzza.
The Costa affair remains unchanged since last
accounts The u S. frigate ST. Louis had left
| Smyrna, and two Austrian frigaies had arrived
there.
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YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANs.-The
internents for the three days of the 18th, 29h
and Seth July, were 1888; of which 3l3 were of
yellow fever. The interments on the Both
amounted to l54-126 of yellow fever. The
Picayune Of Inc 30th states thatthe physicians
considered the disease more manageable.
The Ficayune notices the death of Stephen
Greenland, one of the commercial editors OF
that paper, Of The prevailing epidemic.
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FEW YORK MARKET, aug. 6-P N.
Breadstlfia-1he market 10 heavy for State and
Western four, and shippers offer IS rs for good
hcands Of State Canadian is scarce ar nominal st
So 50 the sales OF Western and Stste are 5000
bbs. at SIS Is to s53l4 common to good State
s. Il as 374 for mixed to fancy Michigan and Ind.
ans; S5.25as 81! tor common to good Ohio
Southern -four iE quiet with but limited supply
ofering sales $50 oba at SIS 374s5564 for common
to good Baltimore, Alexandria and Georgetown;
s56a3e5.73 for favorite and fancy brands. Rye
four and corn meal unchanged
There is fair demand for wheat for export witt =
out change in prices sales 1000 bushels white Ohio
az 8 3d. 600 bushels Canadian at 81 %
Cotton-Ih8re is q firm feeling in the market, but
litsf q dGinp.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE NIAGARA.

The impression with regard 10 the Eastern
question leaves no doubt that the reception
given by the Cabinet OF St. Petersburg TO the
first proposition from the combined powers
ives so favorable 10 warrant the expression
that the question will be settled without fur-
Their delay.
The U. ). shius Vncennes, John Han cock,
Portland and Perpose, were a, Madeira on
the 9Th Of July. Thd ship Fennimore Coop
er was also there.
/, is reported that Lord Palmerston will
soon take the Office OF Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs, the Earl of Clarendon exchanging for
the Home Department.
The Eerl of Pousmonth's death is an.
nounced.
FRAECE.
Ii is renor;ed that the condition of the
Empress Eaeenie required q postponenent of
he contemplated visii 10 the Pyrenees.
The Paris Press consider the Eastern CUES.
ton IS being definitely settled.
The Pope has paid into the French Treas
sury the price demanded for the forty thousand
rifles furnished him.
The number of persons arrested for being
implicated in the supposed conspiracy TO as.
sassinale the Emperor a, the opera, is over
300.
Switzerland intends making certain diplo-
matte representations TO France.
Austria will send u Minister to France, in.
| stead of Charge.
RUSSIA.
The Chancellor is said TO have declared to
| the French Ambassador that the Gar will wei
| come the arrang ements held on, for his accep.
lance.
The great public fully believed the main
| danger was over.
PRUSSIA.
The King has issued proclamation de.
claring that he would dismiss from his service
any officer who married Roman Catholic
| without promise to bring up children in that
| faith.
| TURKEY.
The nots handing Kosta over to the French
Consul was signed by the American Consul
and the Consul General of Austria. The
prisoner would not be liberated, except upon
| their joint demand.
The American Minister at Cons.antinopIe
| was serenaded by the Hungarian refugees.
Notwithstanding the favorable accounts from
| St Petersburg, ii is expected that Russia W ill
| remain by the principali,ies until spring -
| Thay had fortified the town on the Danube.
| A semi official correspondent says that the
| conduct of the commander Of the q. s. ship
| ST. Louis in the kosta affair, at Smyrna, has
excited al indescribable Indignation in the
| minds of all the Consuls and well disposed
population Of Smyrna. 1t is also said tha, the
| Austrian brig CT war Artenus is continually
| lowering around the American corvette. An
| American steamer was expected TO arrive al
| Smyrna soon, il being pretty evident that Cap
thin SIringh ham repres ents the feeling Of the
| American nation.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
r0T7RTU JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

II hsipg understood that at a meeting OF the
ost r,ominent Democrats of this district, II
,,-.s de,ermined to support Ny. Tread~ay, on
v,,,r,cu GROUNDS, for the vacant Judgeshtp'
sjsssrs. Wingfetd and Goggin of Bedtorc, 'm-
rn.d.atey withdrew from the canvass and Iei'
the saId to GiImer and Treadway. So says the
1,ncbburg Virginjan. Mr.. Gilmer gives no.
,ice tina, he will resign his seat IN the Legs
I.,a,s. whatever be the result Of the election
ar I.tce.
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I. ACARD.-The subscriber respectfuI.

Ns1, A CARD.-The subscriber respectful.
k4sAS ly tenders his services to the citizens of
XExJs Richmond az teacher of PIANO FORTE
and VOCAL MUSIC. Instruction in both
of these branches will be given upon the most sp.
proved European Method and every effort made 10
ensure thorough proficiency on the part OF pupils
eurrssted 70 his care.
He Ia permitted to refer to the following gentle.
men-Rev Tv Moore, Mr. TaEewell Morton, Mr.
John ID Blair and Mr. Jas Woodhouse, with whom
sraers for him may be left.
CHS L PETICoLAS,
gRkw7aMtSlk Prof OF Music,
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HfSSOnri EJectio1

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4.-Later returns indicate
that j. j. Lindley, Wing, instead of c. F.
jackson, Democrat is elected to Congress in
! the third district. The election of Samuel Ca.
ruthers, Wing, in the seventh district is con.
hrmed. This would make the next delegation
in Congress stand Wings 10 3 Democrats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-08

g N0TECE.-A. RODEEER respectfully
informs MS friends and the public lie general that
he has removed from No IT to No 10, Immediately
opposite his old stand, and that Of Mesacs Van Lew
& Taylor, where he has opened with fresh and
enlarged Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils. Dye Stuns, Brushes. Fancy Articles,
C; and sc great care Is observed in the selection
of his Stock, purchasers may rely apon ob.aiuins
everything pure and fee tre acults-aGien, and at
as low and accommodating terms az they can be
bought snywnere in the cisv.
Orders and prescriptions carefully ard nsaslv
put w, and particular attention paid to shipping
ana packing. BODEEER,
uav 2o-ss 10 10 sGsIr Street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-08

Boston, Aug. 5-The Halifax papers of the
sd inst. have been received here. The United
States sloop of war Decatur was reported to
be in the Gut Of Canso.
Earl Ellesmere arrived at Halifax on the Sd.
Newfoundland dates 10 the Dist July state
ihat the fisheries in some places were utter
failures.
The election at Prince Edwards Island had
hhsiiy resulted IN small majority for the Lii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-08

r~ Tooth Ache cnrsd by tReritck e.
Gwathmey's TsoEh kcke spsoffc.-lt 10
warranted to aontsin nothing iui=-czs shs tsath
ana never fAile6 in single Rassnss 20 Tsiiays
II mInu.es. zoe sae serstas&ss Ga ~. HeHeaSs
Q practising Dentist ofthts city.
MISSES. GARLIcK & QEAr4kzY: Cent have
zseo nearly fifty phiain Of yosr foosa Ache ssesias
ana am highly pleased with its good sFssss. Ii ssr
tsinly will relieve the pain when eausod by external
agencies does net inurs the Teeth and LIS exssllsRi
for indamed and spongy Grncc eonssder it the kes!
article used for 7ooth Ashe, and sRssrfey rssonu.
mend 1t TO pentssss sad those aEsdtsa with asatnl
teeth. Ycu-s. respectfully,
fH0MAE e. EEHUNrs
Solo By BENNETT L. EEERG, PURCELL. EASE
CO., ar6 Druggists generally Py!ss Is sskss.
ap2Q-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-08
Railroad RiOt-Three Killed and Sic
WOunded.

CINCINNATI, Aug. A fearful riot occur.
red near Laurenceburg Indiana, en- Sunday
last, between two parties of laborers on the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. Three per.
sons were killed and six wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-08

Ey Patrick O'Donohoe, the Irish exile, was
arrested at the Adams House, Boston, Friday
afternoon, on warrant charging him with
sending letter to B :. Treanor, accepting a
challenge to fight duel somewhere in Man
chester, n. H., al 6 o'clock Saturday morning.
He was taken before Justice Rogers, of the pc.
lice court, and gave bail in the sum Of $500 10
answer at the court, and in the meantime TO
keen the peace
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-08
Yr0tti0p Match

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-fhe uotting match
over the Virginia course to-day, resulted in
Nelson's Philadelphia horse Scottie winning.
Ihne-frst heat, 50; I'd do, 2 SO; 80 do,
: 81 Ain do, So The competition was close
throughout. Purse $3.50.