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SUDDEN DEArH.-We regret 10 learn thai
Capt. Nathaniel Savage, a highly respectable
citizen of New Kent, died at the City Hotel,
on Saturday evening, from an attack OF paraiy-
sis, which occurred about ten O'Clock in the
morning. He was we'll known, aud much be-
loved in this city.
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Nam street-Messrs. Editors: Please publish the
following testimonials: "a very superior likeness,
Robert Thorp. Every like" Roger A. Pryor, Edi
tor South Side Democrat " Likeness executed su-
perlatively good, w. Roberts. " give Mr. Prstt
the preference to all the world in taking pictures
f. p. Goodwin, Louisa county. Mr.. Pratt needs
but trial aud success will be inevitable, David J.
Moody "Mr. Pratt's pictures are as good or better
than have yet SEEM" w. J. McDowner, sshlng WI
liam 1.-The daguerreoiypes in Mr.. Pratt's eollec
ton eoua any have seen in London" Jno. Tho
mas, nj UeEditor of the Herald of the Kingdom and
Ace m Nine noll
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ENOR HIKE, for the ensuing year. good
Il Nurse and House Servant, from tae Country;
she is well recommended,
ia l0-3. ALEX GARRETT
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ITO THE CITIZENS of Richmond,

AND STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY
If YOU wish to have your Hair Cut, in the latest
and most approved style, and your Ministers
changed to beautiful black or brown color, then
call al the Esir-Cutting Shaving Shampooing and
Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel.
NB-Hot, cold and shower Baths, can be had
daily from ga NJ to P NJ, and on Saturday to Ii
M single Rstb % cents, or FIVE tickets for 81
Fntrance IN ! Itb street no27
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OFFICE OF THE J. X. 81 K. Co.
Richmond, Jan'y 10th, 1e53 5
THE Interest due the guaranteed Bonds OF
4 this Company will be paid on "Wednesday
next, in accordance with the provisions of the Act
OF Assembly of the TIN inst.
VIM. P. MUNFQRD,
ia l0-lw SECRETARY.
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Al ONOCHkOMATIC PAINTING. AND
III PEN AND INK DRAWIEG-Messrs VIII.
SON & WALDEN, Artists, respectfully inform the
citizens OF Richmond that they are located at No l76
Main street, nearly opposite the Farmers Bank of
virginia, where they are prepared to give nstruc-
uons in these beautiful. branches of art
Mr Wilson also takes correct miniatures in India
Ink, closely resembling engravings Visitors ara
solicited to call and examine their specimens which
only need to be seen TO be admired ia 1n6,.
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JOB PRINTING.

Governor street, 2 doors from Main,
RICHMOND, va.
Pamphlets, BUSINESS Chfos,
Circulars, Tickets,
HandbiiIs, Bian KS, Hc: Nc'
Labels. Of every description,
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms
< Orders for all kinds OF Printing VIII De re-
oeived and executed in the handsomest style.
jy Is
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- ICHMOND SACREO IITsT17 ,5..I7,-
ETf-NOTICE-The regular rehesrssI Nil,
Sc neid al the lecture room of the % Pressv.a,;a,
'hurcn' Rev Mr.. Hoges, this evening at n 6'cIoot
!. 1n-1. l.. GENNET,
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i. This is cer,sinly news to ne, and we pre-

II. Inie u CeftufHiy BcWs W ees anu VIZ Pso-
sumo will be news TO the whole country.
Mr.. Cass, when the question came up on
Thursday in the Senate, stated that he had the
authority Of Mr.. King for saying that he tMr.
X. had never made any such declaration as
that imputed TO him by Mr.. Clayton. On the
contrary, he had told Mr. C. that il such were
the TACT, and ii were known to the Senate, the
treaty would not get single vote. He ad-
vised him to dismiss the qualification entirely
before sending the treaty TO the Senate, and
until no W, he thought it had been done. Mr..
Cass said he voted for the treaty because he
thoughtit would sweep the British power
from the Whole Of Central America, and had
he not thought so, he should have voted
against it. Several other senators said the
same thing.
Inauguration of MiHs's Equestrian Statue
of Andreu Jackson.
The equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson
the work Of Clark Mills, a young American,
was inaugurated, on Saturday, in Washington
with appropriate ceremonies. The procession
moved from the City Hall for Lafayette square
escorted bv the following military companies;
Ringgold Flying Artillery, Col: Taylor or
dered here fror Fort McHenry, BALTIMORE
detachment Of marines, under Lieut.; nenoel
son, Washington Light Infantry, Capt. late,
National Crews, Capt. Bacon, ContInentals,
Capt. Wilson, Walker Sharp Shooters, capt
Bradford. German Yagers, Capt. Schwartz
man, Boone Rifle,nen, Capt. Bright.
Then followed surviving officers and soldiers
who served under Jackson. and civic process
sion according to the programme.
Many distinguished individuals took part in
the procession which presented very impos-
ing appearance.
Proceeding up Pennsylvania avenue, the
procession entered the grounds of the Execu-
tive Mansion, passing around the semi-clrcle
in front, and saluting the President, who was
attended by the members Of his cabinet and
distinguished officers Of the army and navy
The military, led by Rnggoid's battery, then
moved around Lafayette Square, entering it
from the northern gate-the civic procession
moving down the avenue, and entering through
the southern gate.
Hon. Stephen &c. Douglas, Senator from
Illinois, the orator of the oco aston, here de-
livered an able address. When the orator had
concluded, amidst the shouts of the thousands
who surrounded him, Clark Mills, esq, was
introduced. He had no words to express his
feelings, and in lieu of words he pointed TO the
yelled statue; the veil was instantly Withdrawn,
and Jackson on his steed. us if in full action,
full of life and energy, was revealed. That
was his speech, and none could have been
more appropriate.
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Saturday, the anniversary OF
the glorious battle OF New Orleans, was, IN ac-
cordance with the usual custom. obser rived as
day of general parade and review by our
gallant citizen soldiery. Col. Gwynn reviewed
and dismissed the following companies constr
tu,ing the first Regiment of Virginia Volunteers
on Broad street, viz: Richmond Greys, Eagle
Infantry, L. |. Blues, Caledonia Guard, Mont
gomery Guard, Young Guard, German Rifies'
Richmond 1t. Dragons, Fayette Artillery
and the State Guard. The ranks OF some OF
the companies were unusually thin.
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tsHc-,IT..Inh FOX LYNCHBUkG.-Ihe
Canal Boat CLINTON, Captain
Don.ld, rs uOw ready to receive freight and will
leave on WEDNESDAY, iuil or not foil.
ia l0-3t A s. LEE.
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LNOR SAL E.-I have at Rockets, from ~ to
II 81 cords vi riae Wood, ali seasoned Apply
to
EDWARD D. EACHO,
js 10 General Agent and Collector.
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xKESD TRANSPORTATION LlrE.
rssEszs-vsss55@-=-ss FOR BALTIMORE AND PHiLA.
DELI MAJ ae Belvidere, Capt Clifford will
receive freight for the above places, TODAY, at
l2 O'Clock NJ AID will continue receive il up to
the hour Of O'Clock, P. ID, Tomorrow Tuesday,
| lth instant.
ia lQ-2t LUDLAM d. WATSON
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GUANTED To HIRE. Ter the ensuing year,
w TWO MALE HOUSE SERVANTS and Two or
three MEN for farm Isborsrs on a smali farm, very
near to the city. Apply TO the subscriber, either
at his office, 18th street, between Main and Bank
streets, or at his residence sth street. North Of
Leigh street.
ALSO, for hire By the week or month, good
Cook
de 22-eots p. v. DANIEL. Jr.
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Or BULL's CoscERT.-Great exci'ement
on this subject pervades the city and every
thing indie a,es crowded house. Inc sensa-
ton has swelled to an absolute farore. Many
persons are expected from the county, ano
the chances are that we shall has tne most
lively tir in the musical world when 'n's
city have experienced since the Jenny h'"'
excitement.
is proper to say that every arrangement
for comfort, convenience and order nao 70.
carefully made. The house will be spieno'o'y
Illuminated with gas, and sufficient quan"'y
of ushers provided. We again take the occa'
sion TO advise all who it may concern TO Sc
cure seats as early as possible.
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caI Ii f w A IL ID yesterday afternoon be-
~ l. tween and o'clock, while the subscriber
was returning from the Catholic Church, the sum
of "a in notes besides quantity of sinai! change,
was taken from his pocket No questions asked if
returned TO this Office. ia l0-le
fs'WO OLD FASHIONED WROUGHT
u IRON BRASS PLATED GRATES-1uilable
for counting rooms they are worthy the attention
OF any one who may DE fitting up counting room
to a factory other business house Apply 10
GILBERT HUNT,
ia 10 On Cary ST. near I4tn ST.
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GARLAND HANES.

Richmond, Va, 1852-E. Baker, Esq, Dear Sir !:
This is to certify that my wife has been suffering
with the Dyspepsia for three or four years, and has
been entirely relieved from the of two bottles
also been subject the nervous headache for seve-
raj years and found immediate relief from the use
of the above Bitters.
Respectfully, HENRY BALL,
Price only so cents per bottle. To be had the drug
stores of
Purcell, Ladd & Co, A Bodeker, Adie Gray, Ben
nett Beers Gaynor 4 Wood. and Picot, Main
street; FL Blair VIM Ladd, ahd Seabrook Reeve
Broad street.. Richmond. Va. nom
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u q II MOND PHARMACEUTICAT
AS sOClETY-3d LECUTRE-The third Iec.
ture will be delivered before the Society at their
Rooms over Mr. Alex Duval's Drug Store. on Mon.
day evening, leth, at O'Clock.
Inc lecture Will be one OF great interest The
medical profession generally are invited 10 attend
By order, CHlS MIIISpsIT 1suu'
jsl0 p a I'm
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CupLIPP CAUGHT ION Saturday Q telegrsphic
dispatch was received By the mayor from the police
authorities Of Washington, stating that William
Cudlipp, who MORALLY stabbed Richard A. Thomas
In this city on the 5th Of October 1851 had been ar
rested and committed to jail. Officer Tyler was
dispatched on Saturday evening to Warrington
with reguisition for Cudlipp.
As this occurrence took place some 10 months
since and the details of it probably not very IA
miliar TO our readers, we will briefly sketch the
particulars. On the evening of Saturday, the 4th
of October, 1851, while a. the theatre, Cudlipp.
who was then about Is years OF age, dropped an
egg from the second tier upon Richard A. Thomas,
aged seventeen, who was seated in epit Sunday
morning they met in Broad street, when an alter
cation took place concerning the offensive act of
Cudlipp's on the night previous. No blows were
struck, but Cudlpp ran to his home on Broad st,
his father. Benjamin Cudlipp keeping dyeing es-
Enlistment there.
Thomas and his young companions walked down
Broad street to the front Of Glszebrooks carpenter
shop, about square west Of Cudlpp's house, and
stopped there to converse with other boys. In
little while young Cudipps mother. little sister
and young Cudlipp himself, came up to Thomas.
and Mrs. C. considerably excited, addressed her
self to Thomas concerning the difficulty with her
son. The son also took part in the alteration,
which was finally broken of by his plunging dag
ger into the breast Of Thomas Thomas was inme
diately conveyed to his home, where he died in a
few minutes. Young Cudlipp Immediately fed the
city, and up TO Saturday had not been heard from
Young Thomas apprentice in our Office pre-
yious TO the time Of his death. He was kind and
gentle boy, industrious and dutiu, and progressed
well in the business he came to learn
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AMES ID. B. EVANS ofters a. his Depot
OF China, Glass, &c, great bargains 10 persons
going to housekeeping, In Dinner and Tea Sets in
great variety. Pitchers, Glass Ware, Lamps, Gil
randols, and Looking Glasses, Casters, walters
Call al 1T, Main street
ia 10 ]. d. EVANS.
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A NO. DRIVER FOR HE NV 1rTIE
= month; can drive any sort OF a team: would
'G niI e unai spring. Apply at this office.
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MANAGER,s OFFICE.
r. FFamce q &c.

$4,000, 22,040, 10000.
20 drawn ballots In each package OF 20 Tickets
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class G, drawn at
Baltimore, Jan Is. 10 numbers, 20 drawn.
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de- and Druggists generally.


~ Fer Coughs, Colds, Group and
Whooping CCuRh.-2e prepared for change of
weather.-The frequent changes of the weather
bring with it bad Colds, Cough, Asthma, Irritation
Of the Lungs, Sore ThroaI and Bronchitis all Of
which be cured, aud the system fortified against
frequent attacks by using DIR s ROSES Cele-
brated COUGH SYRUP. Price only so cents.
Children are also liable to Group, which dan
gerous complaint yields Immediately to DR.. J )
Roses never failing GROUP SYRUP. Price 25
cents
Whooping Cough, another complaint, always
worse in cold and damp weather. The afflicted
will find great relief in the use of DR. J s Roses
WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP, which always re.
lieves and prevents the disease from running into
other diseases such as Inflammation of the Lungs,
Dropsy in the Chest and Consum ptiop. Price so
cents. DR. Roses successful treatment in all Lung
Affections has created great demand Tor the above
highly valuable Family Medicines.
To be had at the Drug Stores of PURCELL
LADD 81 CO, BENNETT d BEERS, ADIE 81
GRAY, A DUVAI., r r DUVAL, GAYNCR &
WOOD, o A STRECKER, A BODEKER, J,
BLAIR, SMZACaRISSON and w LADD.
ZEE. Bakers premium Bttters-Hard
to beat-Stiil they c0me.-Edgwood, Henrico
Coz. Baker ESD hereby certify, that have
used your Bit.ers in my family for Is or 20 years,
and found them 10 be first rate family medicine,
and have found them 10 effect everything that has
been said of them. 1t is nlso my opion that per-
sons in the constant use of them will never be at
tackled with the Agae and Fever
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SILVEK PLATED GOODS, NEW
~ STOCK just opened, al No iii, West Msn
street, choice assortment OF Silver PlAted Tea
Table and Dessert Spoons, Table AID Dessert
FORKS, Butter anlves, Napkin Kings, salG and mus.
lard spoons. Casters very rich, salt Cellors and
Mustard Pots, tor sale very low; also fac STOCK VI
Table Cutlery, which viii be sold al low prices.
jail JAMES d. EVANS
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w w OR h OF THACkERAYi
~ ~ GEo. III. VEST d BRoTHEk-The Luck Of
6Dsfry syndon, a romance of the last century, by
ihackeray, 2 vols. so eta each.
Thomas Moore's Journal, Correspondence, part
ID; Is cts. For sale at
ia 10 Mes S e. Exchange
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16Q.O0Q Bri(li

Just burnt and for sale by the subscriber.
These brick are of large size and OF su-
Perior quality, and will be sold as low or
lower according to quality than any other
Brick in the county. A portion Of them are
pressed or front brick Said brick are made
of the best material and will stand the fire
with impunity, thus answering for the pur-
pose of building Bake ovens, &c. All OF
which will be sold as low as any in the
neighborhood.
All kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
for Brick SIMON GRUBER.
Stroudsburg, August Is, l853-ly*
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pPOISONENG-4DD

Thousands of Parents who use Vermifuge
composed of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c, are
not aware, that while they appear to benefit
the patient, they are actually laying the foun-
pations for series of diseases, such as saliva
ton, loss of sight, weakness, of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the adver-
tisement Of Hobensack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
in their own as well as their Children's
health. In Liver Complaints and all disordes
arising from those ola bilious type, should make
useofthe only genuine medicine, Hobensack's S
Liver Pills
E1lF"Be not decciUed," but ask for Hoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ
serve that each has the signature of the Pro-
prietor, j. n HOBENSACK, as none else
are genuine.
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The Peoples Patent Office.

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Al consultations and business strictly conf
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Patent Agent &c, No. S6
Nassau Street, My City.
December l. 1853.
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DE. V. III. SysAYZE, DENTIST,
EEasEom, Pa.

Respectfully offers his services to the pub
lie generally; and TO those unao oquainted with
him, takes pleasure in referring them to the
Physicians Of Slroudsburg, or to the follow
ing recommendation, which was kindly Civ
en- him by the Physicians of Newton. N. j.
DIR. Swayze, having been our family Den.
list for the last fige years, and having always
found him worthy Of our confidence and pat
ronaqe, we, the undersianed, take great plea
sure in recommending him to the pubic as
an honorable and s6ilfGl Dentist.
Dr.. Joha Il. Stuart, Dr.. i. Rycrson,
FQacis M0rGa, A. II. M0USfd
IL All know the danger Of trusting their
Teeth to those not properly qualified. The
best and handsomes, artificial Teeth used In
all cases, and set upon gold plate IN the
neatest manner.
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$4,000 Brick.

Just burnt and now on hand for sale by the
subscriber as follows: $50, ,O00 at his k.i1
at S,roudsbnrg, and 600, GOO at his kiln al
Dutoisburg, hear the Delaware Water Gap
These brick viii he sold on the most reason
able terms, as the subscriber wishes to quit
the business as soon as he can dispose oI
his stock Of brick. He also offers his trck
yard, house and lot, with large body Of clay
at Dutotsburg, all in coed order, and new
for sale, Any person wishing to engage in
the business, can do well by purchasing
said establishment.
WILLIAM S. WINTEMUTE.
Stroudsburg, October p, 1853.
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