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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-20
BLACKSMITH SHOP.

TNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Johnson county. and the
travelling public that he may be found at n,
old stand. where he is prepared to do all
work, in all and every branch OF
BLACKSMITHING:
Such as horse shceing, ironing wagons. car
RIGGS buegies and the manufacture of ploughs
and all kinds of farming tools, at the short
est notice.
He pledges himself to give entire satisiac
ton in every case, or work need not be ia ken
away from the shop. He has now on hand
several
/. NV Two Harse Wagons,
ironed and finished in the neatest and most
substantial manner. which he will sell upor
| the most reasonable terms.
A share of public patronage is respectfnii!
solicited. ANTHONY CoII.
/ Iowa City, July 9th, 1851.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-20

A DEspERArE RESOLVE on can I
ruin yourselves by Advertising
The Lockport Daily Courier says
"There is a legend that a merchant
once determined to ruin himself ny
squandering his money in advertis-
ing but he found that the more ne
advertised the richer he grew unit! at
las, he was obliged to give up In dis-
pair of ever eGecting his purpose In
that way"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-20

YoKEs AND BEAux.-When you see
a young man and woman walking
the street, leaning against each other
like a pair of badly matched oxen,
be assured that they are bent on con-
solidatiOn,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-20

U. S. OFFICERS. n.
Dist. Judge j J. Dyer. Dubuque
Attorney knapp. Keosauqua
&c Marshal Laurel Summers ,Leclair
Surveyor Genl. Warner Lewis Dubuque
IOWA CITY LAND OFFICE.
Register ..... John Clark. :. Iowa City
Receiver. -. Gilman Folsom.
FAIRFIELD LAND OFFICE.
Register 1855. j w Culbertson, Fairfield
Receiver. .....- Thompson, :"
DUBUQUE LAND OFFICE.
Register 49,. Geo McHenry. Dubuque
Receiver. $50. Patrick Quigley
vTokrDkss MONIES LAND OFFICE.
Register n L Tidrick,. Fort Des Moline.
Receiver. .....A Walker.
couxcIL BkuFF CITY LAND OFFICE.
/ Register -. {. N-,Babbitt
Receiver. !. sEnos Lowe
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-20

A. B. STILLWELL,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
p EsPECTFpLLY INFORMS THE PEG
IL pie of Iowa City and vicinity. thathe.has
just received alarge assortmedt of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Kestings,
and feels assured that he can now offer to-
his customers as large and handsome an as
sortncet as any house this side of st. Louis
Having made the selection personally in the-
city Of New York, he fatters himself that he
can give satisfaction to all who may favor him
with call. He would call particular atten-
ton to his stock Of
v5s1iNGs
consisting of Gut and Silk Velvets. Figured
| Silk and Satin, and needle-worke( Cas-
| simeres, which he offers as superior 10 any
thing of the kind ever brought 10 this city.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-20

CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
A y Dodge, Senator. Burlington
G w Jones. ........... Dubuque
Bernhart Hem, Representative. Fairfield
John + Cook, &c -. Davenport
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03
ThH two OrgAns.

With respect to the New York lizards, the Washing
ton Union holds the following language;
"The New York; opposition has made such progress,
aud now assumes such attitude OF organized hostility
to the administration that il has be only by the
President but by the Democi party OF the Union We
know how IL will be by the ENecutye-all men of all
parties Who communicate with him know how IL will Ice
met-it will be with fixed aud unalterablc dctermi
nation to carry the policy already adopted relying for
justification aud support upon the patriotism and love OF
democracy, Which give energy aud power To the masses
but wholly regardless of personal Consequences
The Sentinel ON the other hand, thus lays down the
Law, that should be administered to the "SeitS":
wholesome discipline is necessary. And as in go
Vcrumcnts must it bc in parties; must ph'sh not
rIr lactionists and traitors lie who punished to-
day Tor his characterization will tomorrow avoid repe-
titOn Of the offence. ut he who Is bbcd tn cease nom
sin now may be bribcd to hour hence. The fac
zionist should be compmSntcl with Office. II he
already has one il should be taken from him. When
We subsiilc vice. tolerate it, aud 10y olcrating in
one man, encourage Others to pursue IT.
parties be kept together 10y bribng the
rupt leaders of factions, then all would become ctonss
Tor all would want btibcs The most ciectual mode Of
keeping party firm and well cemcned il to put the un-
ruy members Coventry and give the highest seats in
the synagogue those who Vruous and meritorous
la the case all will strive to he had, that they he
brbc; in the other case all will strive To be good, that
they may rewarded Rewards to true men carry along
with them rebukc bad men, while rewards TO bad men
are pregnant with repruachcs the honest and the
hearted.
such, we hope will be the policy of the democratic
party They should put do~n and east of from them
every man aud every faction from whom the elements Of
Reorganization proceed.
We are very uneasy lest in the collision between the
organs the entire Democracy will bc ground into i'm
papsblc powder!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03
MR MARCY To SIR mULsEWANN.
IsptfaftftN 80 ~ - D.

wasn.>orus. S.pt 20. 1858.
Tie President his carefully run.idrf,d tie mote 81 Nr
u,..maru. Ca,..r d lu,ir,- .r his MAJESTY the Lmp,.
rorol Nu-tri at tc .it uitnin aIlr, IL la tI,i. dc.
pt nont nuI the otlrr i ,cirnaut. relative ~ the much
regretted occurrence % : i,iut m June aud IuI, lat viii,
,tr,a q, usrrrt Elm r. t,lr n r. c,n,.l,t. therein
rrcrisd against the Ancrciu officers eng ,rcL In that
lniir and for the pupor a. u,ing .urI, .nti.,tirn
t| Au-fiii might Lr rI i 60 receive. m case size -i,uI
GnI th4t t,-e officer bad not Iy rr.rrret her i.it.
Tnou-a 90. fn. very much lrurr tie view. ptc.,utr,I
IF Nr u.rIuIu On Lrri pi Irt Governments tir Fra
Ul.rf -i itduls,- flr hope that tr rritsitou ,i tho
principal ri. ,-,- 1910 which his ,f, con, i,, ace ,,t,.
H aiu INDUCE I.. Ws.-.y'. eo,,urrcut tp l,. 10 rr
u,u-gtu ,t,.ht I.ut from that Dol, winch IL BE- pre-.
.rifrI I. diet ,,..fYu.nt
I b.. 'I' duy "i t"un irr.isncd io I.cscut thee roe.
'n.'" We Hnln,nn, 'hI hr Will Tell 900 lu+ intention ~
n PERFORMING ii- duty, be- dec n't ''Iurc hi.rcy
.ln Hn1 ""id 100 Ger Ha b. c'u lr uur without impair
.- nv '' q" ,'' '"''' ''. ''"''''' "' i"ic'
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03
The koSrta Affair.

W. surrender much Of our space this morning to
the corrcspondcncc between the Austrian Charge
and our Secretary Of State. The conclusion, to which
Mr. Marcy comcs-to refuse TO surrender koSzta To
Austria will command the general appreciation oi the
country. But not his doctrine that any foreigner
by making the declaration of his intention to become
citizen although he may leave our jurisdiction 'or'h
with is thereby entitled to thdrghs OF citizenship anu
the Governments compelled TO protect him wherever
he may be- fts be the ease, the peace OF our conn
try at the mercy Of any foreigner who may choose
TO take the trouble to hcre--make the dcclara-
ton and then return to consprc against the "oNerh-
ment whose sovereignty he was about To rehouh'e'
In KoSztas case there are circumstances when gave
him claim to our protection. lie was travelling with
an American paSsport-granted TO him 10y compc'
tent authority and the Government is bound IN good
faith to protect him. lie had no right TO demand
passport until the act of naturalization was complete
but it having been granted the Government owes
10 its own honor to maintain its Sanctity.
1t will be seen from the correspondence that Aus
tria demands Koszta anil that Mr.. Marcy calls upon
Austria to restore him To the condition in which he
was al the time ne was seized. In this conflict OF
demands we do not know what is to become Of kOSz-
IN Nv the agreement between Capt lngraham and
the Austrian Consul he was committed TO the custo-
DIV of the French Consul until the two Governments
should agree as his fate but he was not to be re
leased except by the authority of both rs they can-
not agree is he to remain prisoner for life?
With respect to the article, with which the Union
accompanies the correspondence, the NaIi2"aI In"
tellgenccr expr,s the belief that, in stating tie
action of the English and French Minister'S the
"Union" is not frank and candid--that it has sup
pressed things and suggested others not exactly
correct We should infer from the Intcllgenccrs re-
marks, that the Representatives of England and
France hsd taken sides with Austria ON the point in
controversy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03
cUNcLUULD TOMORROW
RICHMOND MARKET a., . lssg

ToBACCO-Tc market stcAdy price, hout ma.
tcTlI change W gC'e - g.. 81 good
manufacturing - common leaf n to IN mrdluta ~
Il" tSS F"Hi aud h- shipping, lu !iS, good
uilcturi.r. ~ 1" t2h.
wHENTrts article las again advanced. quote red IL
81 ." aui white at f Very choice ut wou
higher rates. HESTER WHITE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03

controversy.
s-Y5- The Washington correspondent Of Demo-
cratic contemporary writes that ther paper Is To be
started in Washngt n about LIST of December with
favorable prospects 1t is added significantly that ii
will be htdependeHt-a quality very much needed
as no paper says the wrter-can be independent
which relies 'Cr upon the Administration or Cons
gress for fvors This is intended to intimate that the
"Union" is not ndcpendent-looking to the Admin
israton and Congress both for favors-ard that the
Sentinel" is in the category. We suppose
the charge against the Union must he considered
true bill but should be sorry to believe it with
respect to Mr. fuckers sheet. lie may Ice willing To-
receive Govern Advertisements aud la jobs from
the Dcpartments-an would refuse the OH e OF
printer to Congress with u salary of goo 900 ycu
attached. But hc vii, command, not bcs-nnd what
ever lac may receive either at the hands nr the Adj
ministration CunsrGf, We venture TO believe, viii
bc upon terms which viii not compromise his indie
pendencr aud the free expression O.! hi- opinions.
But We live in a wicked wurll-an people aIc
right To be dHtr0sygi Of those who occi.ry pubic
positions, which expose thcH I" great temptations
and render the indulgence Of those temptations easy
Mr.. Tucker will not therefore complain, # yIgiaut
eye is kept upon him. II Is lhe l4so ol hiS position
The role Of AN editor /, a hard one al by.t The
London Times som. time AGO defined il il, he ti,,
duty OF finding fault with every thing, pra,inS moth
inc, and ,,,,Iy Sn,i,. nr,yin.. we'll and ,..rtl,
,y..,,,,I T.. pnt = very ,mi,il. on,-n.,t c,I.,t.l
10 make friends and which requires vast deal d.
moral ro,ro.u,,r. u,rl,,,s than any ,,I.r yo.,-
ton in life But in wa,n ,ton it is said t, b. NOR,
difficult than elsewhere For there newspaper can.
not live without the aid Of Government patronage
the expenses attending the publication beng heavy
and individual advertisements III, ma.n-stly Of -
ne Sspapcr, not being suli icnt fir its support
Washington editor is therefore tempted tot merely bv
fat Jobs to b tray his trust bat he is in measure,
forced IN that direction by thc dread of anuihaton
lie secs thrn i1llpw flwning his natural aversion
to the utterancc Of harsh and uupala,abc truths l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03
ARRIVALS Ar THE HOTELS.
SATURDAY-octobcr /.

EXCHANGE IIOTEl-JoHN I. BALLARD.
\ u Slcdcc, Alabama JR Catlcit Gloucester
W u Slcdgc, do Morris, Princess Ann
T. II Moniciro, Mscun J T. wilkins London
u Puryear, CarESyl!c A ruyear Meckleuburg
W Bailey aud lady, Halifax II Turpin do
Miss : Robinson do \ Vaughan, Va
wv w0rham pany,lIc y r Lcmo'y, LnOenSurg
A II Gordon Carolina Brown, do
Mise, Gordon W lI,rrod y Orleans
Morris Hanover h Jones, Orange
+ Estill, LeWi-burg II Roy LADY, children,
Mist Macrae, Ereds'burg syt, Matthews
jill Maerae, do 5 llansborough, Williams
Co,ey, Mobile burg
Dr Fern, Warm SpEs Iyncs, Mobile
Lang, lady and : syts, Mrs w Stewart, Norfolk
Geo Lang. Mobile Miss Stewart, do
T. 4 Hampton, Newark Alex Means, do
II llujnal, Chesterfield l. L Barnett Dlnvilc
lloo;ou Ala w Smith, u Alum Springs
lloutcn, do K II Foster, Hcurco
Z U Sauiiord, Petersburg Il Morrison FrcdsLurg
Rob Miner, New York 4 I CtrutherS, Miss
u + Gtavcy, llcnrco Jones, do
" lOdng Washington Jas Caruthcrs, 10
II Elrly, Guik TR Baker Richmond
4 : More, Mobile DIR Burton, do
Purchcr and lady, SC g Armstrong, York
Jas GAillln and lady, do TOmbv do
Miss Ghilan do Dr McGatky, do
Mis- Porcher do II \ Washington and lady,
W u Watkins Bait Williamsburg
w W TrhbS, Fauquicr l. Washington, do
CITY UDTEI--G W Lakewood. W Whiting, Hueue.
notSpg J u iir,ih ! Aryl y; Il II Brrky, Memphis;
h & Jo.uson, y e. W I Sic .u and son, Campbell w W
Bradley, llrnco II Burton, do Nos, Ncwbarn; }
II Mn.S do; Nikin-on, do j Ross, du; q Ruther-
fuori PhilAdrphil; L sutton Caroline; T. L Turner,
Kent, W Piece Vac K Il; j q Coleman, Louisa; ;
Peter-, Va & Il H. Sigerwooi, n Il Il; ii West
h4m \ Mshcru, Cirolnr Il Prriluw, Southampton; J
W Callahan Il j Carpenter, W II MAY Columbia; II
Cobb ! white Cumberland; W liusgcs, Jelrr~, !
Top PhiI: K Thompson. q Roberts I Bail and lady,
Raleigh, Dr. Rsui Bal, T. Br II PoudcNt"r aud syi, l.
I ,"Wond Mai Rariud, lieurico II Street. Hanover,
Z " Robinson, Petersburg.
AMERCAN-H e Ley, Ala Mis- W Flood. Mi,s A
II Walker, e y Jones 7 J Ipoock, Appropriations u \
Wait aud lady, Nelson; Mlre-ou, Loyirgt1n, Il NAL
lJry, IiruusNic.. l. Btrk~ W g Bank. Gt' I'LL. J.
Bennett, Arson. "; Il II Wynn, All: lrqnhari,
Southampton. Patterson, Syracuse ny; W II lirchc
y \: y y Fisher, Iuvanu,, J Goodman, Cumberland.
i q Jlur j. Abrih,m- Is i:rlgks and ladies, Back
inri,au: pr l. T. Nelson aud lady, Cuuu,niuj. Capt
Il Carter Nelson; j VI NoNliu Richmond, Paw, Hen
tic, J., s. File, Mutri-, Auhcr-', Nj : Anderson,
: 4: r g. Man Nt.tmoIeilui
CbitNGAN.- r. Ibur,tau, h.i'mor.. ftultnsr Hall
To- ;.rstin tlaIiridgr " b-aa, AgIrl.a Rope
N.uf,u.u. " e. w.i $50 AluF.pu . Ir.., fHHi. rItu
u J.-.r y sat-uyiIu "a. lktu, i.ltstHur JOHN ir
NI'l IEi. u lIE4-, tuN,uus u L. frIIr, fH~ta
- 4 a s.IlHft, 1i.. JH4,. "a Auriuu. : 4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03

ANussNESr-wyman, the calculated Magician aud
Nehtril"lu will appear in Metropolitan Hall this eve
ming liz ieats in these capacities will found exceed.
ingly amusing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03

ESopuLAR Mu-Ic F"G rnE rANn rJGrE-J. ". RAS
npi pl it- just further s4ItIy v the follow
uu f.f dee tIt.u Fort. I'd GuIt.r.
b. Tury Mi.- Nj az % .ul', hy : sr.uuis-.;-'
The lf.l- Ii4s rI-rG G1N-rsr
E,tl F.,rI'N stti fIr " r.lH rir-s boz e u,siir-.:g
Land 90 -..lrh. ty NJ ucru.--'s.
TIE Auru- Glover, HUs - T. w isarr, Inscrtt
o. Miss % titrlr'T, g.. iIua.U.t .a-.ts
LItiIr kltt. pr Hot CHru, music by '.IHz--"ir
A., Vert Thou viii ar.v,r @, uat ,l,hTrsd
NulIl Wrrr NItH Thee, music uJ e. JtrSi-.-.F
~ Iuau Lave Thy TraEqIi HHul,. 10y Nrrii-as
Surs 90, bay Queen Of ss"tts, Wu'u ~ Ms taNford
sic , G-nrE, H.t.-s.
The Royal Bride.
EiEt
VI FaFurfy SI, Love, sol. Duet
o. y \ Lluu
L.Iy Du-s,.. There Rae Room '.r ssacl-e'e
Ny.y o. -s. tIu.'trSu ga -. ktty pArIug--as
Wait I"r o., ws=uu-y'y Uur.r s.,p'. taru--ar
Eight Dnlr- % bay. Ml.-ts 30. U, .l GrHul &c
Pridr s,i,ti.oh hyF Bru~u, wl beautiful sifurr,
lor.d-'st
NHi4f sr'ur'd, o.. 9,ir hy Iu.h0.
@ r..ar. 60 .'i ,.Erd title page, ty NUnek-2sc
4 NiEit COO tl. l.u"iry, grand waltz hy 4 AIu-i-:'c
To latest music week I,.b.ers. Mo
Books i o.. srut o.. lc iurl states % mail,
Tree u pr,.- when money ,.-t
stamps, DOB Ire scd 90 j. W. RASpOLpU,
MHf.. a|H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03
aNtN, woNDER AND pr,IcnT,,.

EStN, WONDER AND DGlIGHT!:-iT UETROPOLi-
n IAN HALL, FOE ONE HHAh.-wNMAN. the aIIrian
and NrniIilogui. will sye series of his POPULAR ENTER
IAlNMEN u "a The aisIvr Hall, ncnciug
MONDAY EIEAiNG, OCr 30, 1858,
And continue oyerS evening during the week. when lac will
mp tnrti- Amusing 10
ever 'nf'hlr, liic-u"NLg and speaking AutomAtoIns.
Doors open at --c,unience At Z to O'e'ock.
{ ~ See small Hills.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03

Il CHINESE JUUGIERS
viii apI~ar In their THRILLING STARTLING At
OBJ PILLOWS HALL, FRIDAY SATURDAY, MONDAY,
TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, October Ih, Sh Uth
llth aud l2iL. ~
-! hy Infant WONDERS and Musical PRODlGItS, Masters
CiAhltS aud LEwlS RITZ, only and old
ChAfloN DANCh, bhOlT, will appear in their chaste
ETHIOPIAN CONCERTS.
bor particulars ec small LiIls
TRAM midday entertainment SATURDAY Afternoon, at 2
o'clock.
DOoTs O'Clock.
II1kNts % crn scrnI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03

Important Diplomatic Correspondence Ia the kONs Case
MR. nuISEMANNS DESPATCH IN REHALF or AUS


Important Diplomatic Correspondence Ia the koss Case
Mr. HULSEMANN'S DESPATCH IN BEHALF or AUS
TRIA-REPLY or SECRETARY MARCY-PoSI-
TlON OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
We publish this morning the correspondence between
Mr. uscmann and Secretary Marcy in the HOsza affair,
thus presenting at view the actual exhibit OF the
1t is regarded 10y the two nations Austria and the
United States We have room time for common,
but hasty glance the line Of argument pursued 10y
Mr.. Marcy is sufficient impress with its signal ability
coeency, consistency, aud fidelity to American principles
aud the great interests OF mankind.
An Introductory article in the Washington Union, to
which Journal indebted for carly copy of this
important document: refers with qualification the gov
erments OF France and Great Britain, having acted in
relation to the Austrian circular with prascworthy cir
cumSpection. The Union remarks
"lt l. understood indeed that the cabinet Of Paris has
not failed To make known that OF Vienna its dSapprOba
tou OF the proceedings ct the Austrian nctionarcs in
regard TO koszta at SMYRNA the Austrian state
mcnt OF these proceedings aud that the view takes OF
the transaction looks rather the maintenance Of the
rights aud territorial sovereignty of Turkey than to the
interests pretenSions of Austria The government OF
Great Bnan, though il has made known that of the
United States the fact that its attention has been drawn
the SUBJECT has given iunaton that regards the
couse ot the American uuctouarcs IN the Transaction
open To censure."
MIR. HULSEMAN To MR. MARCY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03
ALVEY a LIPsCoNR.

6IotiEE-so bags iapuayra Coffee; de- do;
seg7 ALVEY iIPscoNB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03
AZ AHIEH'S MIG NIiNF
uN HDstt,ttf. ar the tt.Wrr Girl Of paria=q'

. Hn'1i,tts; or the iiowrr Girl Of raris-25cb
utrptr fir urtntrra
trIlfufn Tor October tcta
ODDLY f"r uotrLcr-25ct1. For sale ny q. NJ WIsT
H'2S Mes ? aud y exchange. 4
NIW riNNOs dc-JAMFs wOODuOUsF. DATE Nash
Muu uss has Iist received number ~ and elegant
" l"r' Of upib tones, aud ~ The latest and INST fashions
DIE styles q huish
Ns' TrsoA large Dot Of new and handsome Music Or no
Plano fur r. Guitar.
Plano Stouls. Out and Mrlodeona.
- Piano fuftts tuned at q repaired.
Hrr uTf q ttut u ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03

SuNNIs AND CLONkS Long and Square shawIs;
FFini"d CA'lmrrc do; Plain and Embroidered Thibct
Ncyet Goth and hcrno Clnaks Nriyes Cloths
Of All shades Nth rich trimmings
OCT e. HARrwELL A co.
y hills BUM0ARDNERS OLD RYE WHISKY; bbs
- Richardson's do Tuscaloosa aud
la do do, ia store aud for sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03
EbFTNtLFi,iiIY Gn0CEin

UHtTNtLI iM;IN Gn0CFliN Toe uuIrr-isu,i having u..
HN chased A.. NtUiIuLh. Jr- -fs.k ti,ads uI
constantly wei. .,f ets .s..r'-nt Family
.,ui pei y -u- tr I.irtst We nf li
lat Customer VI NJ SOuLFULk. 5. NpJLg
Broad street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03

HnLAtDS- PLAtDS Mnusine, 10 Cashmere, Mrrnorr
Raw sit. Pouns slt ~ other style ~ Goods.
Ladies and ChidfcS au and winter ware fnr safe ~
sem g. HAWTwEtL co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03

- rngrmgui' Tor uc prompt sud speedy supply " a tn yn
ties ~ Coke Coal and Wood ~ The single load aufe dvr
able IN portion o the city To the Old Mr ~
vim w. Clarke De lendrf ~ best srrvcts Tatc call AZ biz "
hr that frmsfB ~ NJ Clarke, gth street, "a suit
AWiutiun's. and leave orders for quantity sud tind
"a pEAKE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03

NGG BOILERS.wr have ju. c-yrd a large assortment VI
~ Egg BOILERS boiling from 20 Egg. also Egg Poachers,
'gg Flyers, Esg Steers, a.. BULKLEY A Co,
Mali street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03

fAN'D TOILET SErs.-A beautiful assortment q Ia
- panh Toilet sets together with large assormrpI - Wal
tiers sngy Patent Candle sticks, Ap,c P-cs
Coffee Nntrr, Cake Boxes, Conyr Cauistcr silver
Spoon Boxes syr uoA. Japan Dressing
many other add L4rih e. lar found
BULKLEY 4 cos, lsT Main street
t-ta iusus. tl be al tir Ftur
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03

- ItS c. hc early aud particular attention Of rurohn
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Inc pb r,rr,l.. Inrrain C,rret.. Pine Carpets
N'urfitu Gtfi'rts Urusr-ls Carpets
Velvet r,frsfu, Vtb,tltu
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VIII hui DO o. t,r interest 90 Samiu, large .ts h.r. pu
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Of Him co. W.uk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03
FALL TRADE

ENANiLY, rvrRA, AND SUPERVISE FLOUR. 81 h,oirIts
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-03

II can't be otherwise for the advantages hich she pos
sesses not only in point accommodation which visitors
regard as very Important aud the adsptaby OF the site
Tor the r but also being the great centre upon which
every "e of transit through the state is brought to bear
directly or Indirectly
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DAILY CRESCENT.


a tAlh OFtEh
Halero - sends the Home Journal thr follow
on :"
think that Il get married
For am growing Old
Too long alone I've tarrird
In this bleak world and cod
lis all 10 drear and lonriy.
Without a cDnsts ut friend
So | will choose one only,
Whose love shall never end
Yes yes ! will get marri,d
III serks gentle wife,
And smoothly W. u b. car1i'
Adnwn the .treain u life
Wen glide. f1n1ly forgiyius
Each others crrinE way,
And love a. long HvinS,
And loving pass a"ay
III have chiI ia gladne-s
Il clint upou NY kLe-
Ar when IN sick with s-drc-;
To psi'tle unto me
Yes ~ disg who will love me
Aud cheer when * aud 9er
And drop tear above me
AND praise me when I'm 2ore
Well have a little dseliing
Ia some dim shady nook,
hLFIf Ing Dlii i'LFS AZ lux
Beside q purlibg brook
Well have flower garden.
Booming iu perpetual May,
And will be the warden
To keep all cures away
What though my head is spriutled
With coming winters -now
What though my brow IS wrinkled
Il can catch antction's glo.
What though this form i msagre,
A thrObbng heart is there,
And hopes bright, young and eager,
Within its depth bear
Then where's the gentlr maiden
| II chOC-e me fir wife
Who'll bring a heart love laden,
To share my plcaSaut lie
0Dce lyyirg Eyes were beantrz
NeAth many glorious brow,
Alas / have been dreaming
Who. who would wed ne new