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MACE & WINSTON, Grocers, Commission
II and Forwarding Merchants, South east corner
of Cary and 14th. or Pesri streets, with two Ora
nite Posts at the corner, will give their personal and
strict attention to the sale of ell kinds of Country
Produce. particularly Wheat. Corn. Flour and To.
bacoo. They keep constantly on hand large and
well selected Stock of Groceries. Liquors, Wines,
&c, which they offer on the most favorable terms to
Country Merchants and the public generally. They
have on hand Virginia Lime of superior quality on
consignment. :. iv 10
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Tie Fugttirs Siare Case-7he Stare Re-
,nasded TO his Master, &c.


p,,,,.nrtpHla, July 26.--The habeas cor
-, ,,e fugitire slave case was arg ued this
Tus. ";rr before Judges F. Thompson and Al.
IN The court was asked TO remand the
e,.ar,y into the custody Of his surety, TO an
,,r fbe cffance charged against him before
~. Criminal Court. The Court decided that
wy. .Ie snrsty having fsiled 10 bring his applca-
we, we nronerIg before the Court, not having
,,sen out baiI'piec', there was no claim upon
re babras corpus was therefore dismissed,
s.I he prisoner remanded to the Marshal OF
e. l-ai,ed States for removal TO Maryland,
'.,,i., IKE wit of the United States Commits
soneT. "
pu,r,pElPHIA, July 26-After the fugitive
had bsea placed in the hands OF the marshal,
at,il niece was got out bv the Abolitionists 10
49,. 70 reclaim him. Officers were despatch.
s4tnIie 3 litnore Railroad depot expecting
that he would be sent on in the o'clock
,,a,g The fugitive was not there, however,
and shs .uppesition is that he was taken out
oI zee ~t.fe il, a carriage. The officer with
me nsi tiece went on TO Wilmington in the
rrs;u. expecting TO head the marshal of, but
t,.ra il no intelligence Of the result. No riot.
ms demonstration occurred in the sity, thong h
the carriage containing the fugitive was pur-
sued bv crowd Of blacks.
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BY TOier & C0Ok.

WE will selon ionday the Ist day of August
w at O'Clock, P. M, the FARM on the old turn.
pike road leading to the Short Pump, and adjoining
toe lands of Robert j. Smith, Z. Philips and John
Ford. about seven miles above Richmond contain.
ing i26 acres of good land. Ofth tract about so
or 80 acres are cleared, and the balance In wood
The improvements consist of comfortable dwell
ling house. with eight rooms; new barn, smoke
house and other out houses, and an excellent or
chard.
After the sale of the Land, the growing crop of
Corn, which is quite promising; the stock of Hogs,
Horses Farming Utensils and crop of Wheat Straw
from about 500 bushels OF wheat, will be sold.
TEaMs.-For the Farm, one4hird will be required
in cash, and the balance of the purchase money at
six and twelve months; and for the Stock, Farming
Utensils, Crop, 4 c., cash will be required.
By the request of the owner.
jy1s ToLER Il COOK. Aucts.
Inconsistencies ALE.-In pursuance
got decree pronounced in the Circuit Court Of
the city of Rich mond the End of July, 1852 in the
suit of Wray VS. Wray, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, IN front of the Court House of Henrico
county, on MONDAY, the first day of August, Uhst
being court day all that certain tract, piece or
parcel OF land, lying and being situated the south
eide OF the Deep Run Turnpike in the county of
Henrico, about six miles from the city of Richmond
containing sixty three acres, be the same more or
less.
cover the charges and expensls of the sale, and
credit of six twelve and eighteen months to the
residue; purchaser executing bonds with approved
security tor the deferred payments, and the title
retained until the purchase money 10 fully paid and
conveyance directed Dy the Court.
THOMAS w BOSWELL,
jy 2o-dtds Commissioner.
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By Wellington Goddin, Auct,
GALE s;F VALUABLE LAND In HEN

&ALE s:F VALUABLE LAND In HEN.
~ RlCO-On the first Monaay of August next
being the first day of August about II O'CLOCK,
(noon) at the Court House of Henrico county,
shall proceed to sell, at public auction under the
authority ofseve DEGREES of the Circuit Court of
the UniIed States, for the 9Th Circuit and Eastern
District OF Virginia, in the suits of the Bank of the
United States vs. Winston and others, and Adams
Administrator vs.. Winston and others, a tract of
land ABOUT four or five miles from Richmond on the
Williamsburg road, lying the South side of that
road, adjoining the lands of Robert A. Mayo and
Others, containing about 205 acres. which belonged
to George Winston, deceased.
survey and plat of the land will be exhibited at
the sale, ana it will probably be divided into lots to
suit purchasers.
TEnMs-one fourth of the purchase money is 10
be PAID In cash; the rest in three equal nstaments
at Elk twelys and eighteen mon,hs from the day of
sale, bearing interest from that day. for which the
purchaser is to give his negotiable notes Tee mile
is to be retained till the whole purchase money is
paid.
G. N. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
Sale conducted by Wellington Goddin, Auctr.
Cr1a
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BOSTON, July 2.-Lord Ellesmere attended
Inc annual festival of tie public schools in this
CITY yesterday, and made brief speech TO the
DnniIs
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SFCoSD pFsPATCH.
I'sIlor Ferer at Nen Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 25.-The yellow lever
IS rapidly on the increase, and at most of the
hospitals The deaths amount TO thirty or forty
GaE.
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E Ven can always Ind ax WIN. FAIL
CokEh's Bakery, Ill Main street, an asserfmsns
OF Cakes. Pastry, Plea, Crackers, Bread, hons,
establishment In the sity, in variety or qualify
osiior send your orders 10
nah Ills WIN EkkCokKk, III MsiE IT.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin q Apper.op.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF REAL

TyRU5TEEp SALE OF REAL. Fs.
Il TATE on 23D. BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOED.- By virtue Of deed of trust eYecntea m
the subscribers by Joseph Woodson. now decsssaS
bearing date 4th Oct, l6ii, duly recorded in Hen
rico County Court we shall. in execution of the
same, Having been 80 requested by Messys Jesse
Williams and Joel Bragg, the parties secured
thereby proceed to sell at public auction. on The
premises, on Wednesday, the 3D. day of August
1853 at o'clock NJ. if tair, If not the next fair
day, the real estate conveyed thereby CONSISTING of
q brick Tenement on the east line of Esd street
between Main and Franklin streets fronting on said
23d street 81 feet, running back &c feet. With The
exception of the dover right of Mrs Woodsou. we
believe the title good but we shall convey, how
ever with the usual special warranty.
The deed requires that the property shall be cold
for cash. but 10 probable that at the time of sale
an arrangement may be made by which reason
able credit will be given oD part OF the purchase
money. w bOoIWniGhl, Trustees.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Aucr.
P Slam authorized to say, that Mrs Woodson
will unite in the above sale, upon being paid rea-
sonsble compensation in money! SO as 10 convey
Wis ~ ~ w GoDDIN. Auctr.
The house referred to in the above advertisement
contains IL rooms, and was originally built of the
best materials ana workmanship. II is now IN good
repair and from its to the business parts
VI tue CITY, OHsIs luouceIIlents 10 tnose "uo may
desire to reside near 10 their places of business.
jy 25 GoDDIE & APPEhSON, Aucts.
HANDSOME Residence ON MAR.
Ill SHALL AND MONROE STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on Tuesday :,
the 10Th day OF August, 1858, upon the premiser,
commencing az o'clock that newly erected
Framed Dwelling at the corner of Marshall and
monroe streets, now occupied by Mr. Stephen N.
Davis The Lot fronts - feet, runs back about $50
feet to an alley. The Houae has rooms, excellent
brick Kitchen, and the whole premises present a
neat and beautiful appearance. The house 10 re-
msrkably well built
TERMs-One third each; balance at 6 and l2 mos
for negotiable notes, interest added. and title re-
tanned till last note is psid.
jy q GODDIE a. APPERSON Auc.s
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G. Thk GhEA EST " HOLE-

e. IA K q u z 4 4 . z W HOLE.
s&7A SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
~. OF GOLD WATCHES AND GUNS In
siz1EsseT Il E ITY OF RICHMOND-HENRY
LYMAN. OF SO Main street, Richmond. Vs-lhe
oDv Glrec: importer CT Fva1cnes to tnis city, and
also direct importer OF double and single barrel
Gu8s, has iust received from Europe d,rec.
another lot Of splendid Gold WatsheE, and some
very superior double and Snlle barrel Guns, which
lUil! sell as low any Northern Importer in the
United States. Country Merchants will do well TO
examine my stock before going North, and also be.
fore purchasing elsewhere at the Cheap Cash
Store Of HENRY HYMAS,
SO Main street,
the only direct Importer of Watches and
Direct Importer of Guns to this City,
Bust received. direct from the msnufae.
tuTeT. lew more OF the iaresI patent double bar.
rel Guna, which have given such general satisfae.
Eon; call sportsmen, ana examine them. Also,
larselos of the beat English Caps, Shot Belts, sc.
sp9
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~ Important to the PuhIic.-EXPRE 8
FOR CALIFORNIA, AND ALL fHE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN THE UNIoN.-We are prepared to for
ward daily all descriptions Of Goods entrusted to our
charge also, Drafts furnished for large or small sums
payable at every town or city in She UHlsed King
dom Of Great Britain and Ireland.
Notes. Drafts, ana Bills with Goods, sollsstsd and
bronpt returns
Merchants and others, wishing Goods rom the
Northern cities will consult their Interest By petren
ADAMS CO.
seIs No 4 f4tk Street.
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J K KEIsIEGhAM is still selling bargains in
Books and Stationery, at No 226 Broad Street.
very pretty assortment of Fancy Articles just
received and for Sale low.
Waverly Magazine, Boston Pilot Gleason's Pic
torial, and number of other papers regularly re-
ceived. iyT
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X It should be UnlvevseIIy Kuswn

- Tooth Ache cured by Gariiek q.
GwaGhmey's Tooth AeEse SDsofGc.-I. Ia
warranted TO aontsn nothing Injurious to the teeth
and has yet failed in single isSsazos to relieve
III few minutes. Sec the certificate o. Dr. Admundg
a practising Dentist ofthis aitF
MEssRs. GARLIck GwATHhEv: Cent have
rSed nearly fifty phsls of yoz- Tcotk Ashs SBseifs
and highly pleased with it's good eEeskr. Il eeg-
tsinly will relieve the pain when caused By extsrn
agencies; does net iniure tbs Teeth and lie exasent
for infsmed and spongy Gums / SoHEiSer Ii the best
article used for Tooth Acme, and shserfxy rsaorn-
mend 1t to Deat.sts and those afflicted with Eahizz
teeth. Yours, resDestfcv.
THOMAS q. EEAUNDs
Sold by BEElHETT 4 BEERS, FUEcELI, khnc
co, ana Druggists generally Priaa IS s0zts.
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BY Alexander Mott g. Co,
TO ALL, AND WHOM 1T NAY CON.

TO ALL, AND WHOM 1T HAY CON.
i CERN-The following let of Packages will be
sold on Thursday, the 4th August, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, at our Store, pay charges incurred
by MessTs Adams d. Co.'S Express:
Trunk and Basket, Jos Fannin, Richmond, The.
strical Clothing, Books; Trunk D Hessen, Drum.
mond WICK, Richmond, Clothing, &c; Parcel
and Iron Plate, J Edwards, Richmond, Bells;
Parcel, Mr. Grinham. N Y, Music; l Parcel, +
Gunnett, Richmond, Blankets, Clothing, &c; Par.
Gel, Hon Stevenson, Richmond, Foreign Books
eel, no mark, Shoe for club foot; Carpet Bag. no
mark, Clothing, &c; Parcel, Rev Jas B TAYLOR
Richmond Books; Parcel, Mrs Pool, Richmond
shawl; Bottle, Chas Harris, Montpelier, Va, Me-
dicine; BOZ, U Lowry, Liberty, Va, Medicine
Parcel, h NJ Ronald, Biscksburg, Wing: l PARCEL
John Sea, Lynchburg, Medicine; Valico, J
Mann, Va, Clothing, Books, DC; l Bag, c Rook
hsssei d Bro, Richmond, Clothing, DC; Box, d
+ Wessfaii, buchanan, Medicine; Crutch, C 0
Adams, Lynchburg
% ALEX. MOTT A. IN Aucts
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truthful, Hta-liEe, fneN finished poIytait or
miniature Oh & relative or MUD. severed rom US
by dlstsE-se or death who woNsl uot pEixe Ind de.
sire to possosSf clear, rienN Nne d. dufs bic Da-
EueTreo.ype 10 an cci3SE rarely Asn buA tHOUL.
SUMS Pictures Withstand She resAS siIae ard are
pronounced by the highest suthor ans rpassed
on either side the Atlantic ~
Our price for one OF these fine poH lis only
ONE DOLLAR complete. szao vsrrsr please
or DO sale.
Strangers and eldaens are cordially sed tc
eall and exsnine specimens
ObaerVe the name and nurcbe.-Hj on / NON s
SKY ecd Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, I'D Main
zirsft. No
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SOMETHING EXTRA-TUR.
M}5AA2 TIE TURTLE Just ceived four
= real beauties from the BRINY DEEP,
which we will serve THIS DAY, at Ii
O'Clock, In Soup Steaks and Frcase es, at
ALIENS ARBOUR-
Families supplied. j7 27-2t
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SPLENDID LOTTERY,
FOR SATURDAY, JULY 3JTH, 1853.
Sax nnA.

TIME GRAED CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
Il Maryland. class P. Cspitals S650OO 25, 000,
$4,000, 10000. 5000. Is of $500, 100 of 25OO &c.
rs nos, IL drawn Tickets S20-shares in proper.
ton.
EOrders promptly attended to. Address
THOMAS LAWBERT,
~ 27-3t Baltimore,
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ALPACGCA., SACKS: D9K ERoCks.
n Nc.-PER QUESTIONABLE 26.-We
have this morning received ID nsSortment OF
black Alpaca Sacks; " hte and broH nucki Frocks;
Plsnset's Linen Frocks, bound; s,rfN Union Drill
Frocks do, GEafs Bingham do; whe darseIes
Vests; black italian cord do; English 81, &C. Call
at the Money Saving Institution OF
KEEN, CHILES T. BALDWIN,
No lc2 Msinsreet.
NIB New style white, black and fancy r8 eu,-
broidered and Silk Opera Ties. hs27
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N UTICE.- HIGH CONsTA ELE's SALE.
~ Win De sold en- Thursday, ths 18th inst at
O'Clock, In front or tn Constsple's office, Blu
reau, Bedstead, Wash stand, Table, Settee
and lot OF Lhairs to satisfy distress il my hands
VS. Daniel Wight. BLAIR,
jy 2S-lt HCCR.
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'OMml ssIONER's SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE In THE CITY OF RICHMOND
~ virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court of the
cry Of Richmond, pronounced on the 29sh of June,
1898, IN the suit OF Combs VI Mann, administrator
] shall, at the hour of O'Clock Al. on Monday.
tne Ist day of August, lSi3, ON the premises, sell
81 PUBIC auction to the highest bidder, tor cash.
let OF Ground with a small framed Building there.
on, situated on French Garden Hill, on the north
ern extremity Of 9th street. fronting 20 feet on said
street, and running back I65 feet.
JOHN N. DAVIS,
jy % specfal Commissioner.
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~ DIR. =. =. Roses Nervous and lie.
yf2oraHrg & crGfaI.-In no in stance has science
contributed more to the comfort health and hap
p:ness OF mankind, than by the constant discoveries
which are being made IN the vegetable KINGDOM
The productions of the earth abound rot in minerala
alone OF great value, but they yield plants which
contain medicinal properties, requiring great ex
perience in botany ana chemistry &c ascertain their
true After long course of study and practice
In medicine and nRgtng many chemical tesla O! the
vegetable Kingdom, DR. J. s. BOSE, of PHILADELPHIA
has discovered property among It's various nro.
auctions, whicn completely overcomes and suodues
all nervous conditions Of the aysteIn. His Eer-
grancts ct discoveries N the sciences of medicine ana
is believed TO be equal to sny of Or Eoees other
preparations. Those who have used Il. sav It's
beneficial effects almost miraculous IN relieving
the mind or BODY worn down by fatigue, care
labor study. Price SO cents.
Sold by o Strecker, Bodeker, J 3 Wood,
Purcell, Ladd q Co. kcie L Gray, Bennett {: Beers
Duval r r DuTai d Bro, VIM P Lada, Z Leslie,
Ii Zachrisson. and by dealers generally through.
out the country and State IVA
F" 1t should be Universally Known
for is strictly true-thst indigestion 10 the parent
OF large proportion of the fatal diseases Dvsen.
terry, oiaTrfosa. cholera norbus. liver complaint,
snd many other diseases enumerated in the city IN.
spector's weekly catalogue of deaths ere generated
by indigestion aloae. Think OF that dyspepGcsi
think OF il, all who su1er from disordered sto-
nacha-snd if you are willing TO be gaided by cd
vice, tcunoea upon experience, reSort Cnee don't
delay day to Eooian&s German Risters pre-
pared By DR. N Jackson which as an Alternative
curative, and inyieo-ant stands sione and unaD-
preached. General depot. 100 Area street. We
have tried these BitteTs, end know tear they are
excellent for She diseases specified sbove-[Phila.
delphia City Itera. iy 29-d& T2w
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JOSEPH r KEINIRGHAM will in future be
found st his store, 226 Broad Street, where he will
be glad 10 receive orders from bis friends in any
department of Book Binding or Blank Book Manu-
acturing-sdding tie promise that his work shall
be we'll done end at the lowest rates.
July 9th, 1853.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LAG 4 EEEkE5TY Peg.
Would goa keep those priceless tseal iras
Memories OF long vaslisne pleesuT6s
Aud preserve ter your beholding,
Forms ana isees long since moulding
INCLUSION can take, with brief enGssy
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NEW ROCKS, Tor sale at the Baptist Book
" Depository:
The Young Ladys Guide to the Harmonious
Development OF Christian Character, by Harvey
Newcomb
The MiEe Explored, or help to the reading OF the
Bible
Henry Rogers. Eclipse of Faith, by do
The Sermons ct the Rev Joseph Finch, with q
Memoir
Hell
Life, Character and Acts of John the Baptist, by
Rev Wn Duncan, Nj
MD
Letters 70 q recent Convert, by Pastor
The Young Ledy's Mentor by Lady
Beatrice. or the Unknown Relatives, by Cathe.
rine Sinclair
Uncle Robin in His Cabin in Virginia. and Tom
without oDa in Boston, by J w Page, DIVA
School Books and Stationery alwa7s on hand
jy2l CHARLES WORKMAN.
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y ICHMOsD IRON AND STEEL
~ WORKS.-The subscribers having purchased
the above Works from Messrs Tompkins IL Gwynn,
have entered into co-partnership under the firm
and sty lie of JAMES HUNTER IL co, and arc
prepared to msnufsctuie nearly all kinds of Bar,
band, Hoop and Rod lron-al made from the best
selected Scrap Iron. And respectfully solicit q
part of public patronage
JAMES HUNTER,
URIAH WELLS.
B-Cash paid for good Wrought, Scrap OF
exchanged for new Iron. iy 26-6t
NEW YORK LI.E INSURANCE COM.
/ PANY.-The SEM. annual staleInsnt of the
business transacted by this company fer the six
months ending 30lh OF June lest, Is received:
During which time 400 new Policies were issued:
Premiuc:s, S32,436 80; Premiums on renewals,
Slls,l42 80. Total premiums, $50 $40 10.
Losses paid during the same time, S73,560 on.
The present accumulated capital invested In
United states and New Ysrk State stocks and other
good securities, was S662 1872 50.
For Insurance ana all other Information, call at
tne Agents Cfhce-Baptist Book Depository, No
2C3, Main street.
CHAS WORTHAM, Agent
NIB This being mutual company, all profits
accrue for the beneht of the insured.
jy27 CIV
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NOR AIRA.-I have for hire for the balance
IL of the year No washer and ironer and a
general house servant, without incambrance. Ap
ply to EDW'D D EACHO,
iy % GensraI Agent and CGllactOr
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ID ECTIFIED WHIskKY-75 bbls rsaiy.
HI ing from steamer, for sale by
jy27 WILLIAMS 4 EROTHEA,
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RLACKshaETH's SHOP, ELxTuE E9,
IL &C, FOR SALE.-A blecksmitu Shop, with z
FORCES and another nearly completed, together
with all the tools necessary to conduct 1t; all Of
(Which are nearly new and in good order, ia offered
kpr sele. great bargain may be had upon appIi-
\tion to GEO J SUMNER,
27--3t No &, Fifteenth street
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IL tina eitv. leather pocket book, containing
about a. 30 In money, and my tree papers.
The fndsr viii be- rewarded BIZ leaving them ct
this $50 WIN. HARDGRuvE,
iv a6-a.s A free man OF color
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THE partnership heretofore existing between
l. BROWN 81 KElNINGHAM, is dissolved by
uuutusl cCnseut
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works in the native language which, IL the
not likely to have readers, ut least prove that J
has literature of its own. There are some
laid cabinets included in the collection, fans G
traordinary beauty, gongs decorated with
ment of taste known only to the East and Cal
bra presenting novelties in design which we
may suggest fresh ideas to European manuiact
The articles of costume produced will not, prof
be turned TO much account here, but the potter.
papier mache specimens may prove useful.
bined with the more costly articles OF househols
and personal luxury are many objects illustrat
the arts in rude state and of an imperfect civ
ton cooped within the narrow bounds of caste
Curious example of this is to be found in two ex
inely clever representations OF Japan demons.
highest artistic power is developed in forms v
are the embodiment at the same time of grove
superstition. Unlike the vulgar type which III
recognizes Of the power OF Darkness, the De
the Eastern Seas is nearly all head, and that he
one in which the intellectual element is strar
united with the monstrosity of crime.
An object in the Fine Arts Hall, which wa
noticed in my last letter, is the case containing
MORALS of the Kean family. These include Car
Wolsey's hat, the fine jewelled dagger, once
property of Henry VIII, and bought at Strawb
hill; the Turkish yataghan presented to EdI
Kean by Byron, and which he always woI
"Otbello;' the Andrea Ferrara which was pres
to him by his Edinburg admirers, and while
wore in Macbeth" his first'and last play bill
miniatures of the family. In the HALLS also disp
the original portrait Of Dean Swift, picture '
may appropriately claim place there in consider
OF bis genius and on the wall hang two liken
and below stands bust Of that man who, durin
time, filed SO large space in the eyes and hea
hardly done justice to the bulky form and broad
ures Of the great agitator. It is rather remar
that the only two portraits admitted into the pi
gallery, on the ground Of their interesting as
tions rather than on that Of their artistic N
should be those have just mentioned.