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PROFESSIONAL CARD.-Dr Hunter, member Of the Royal
College of sureoons London and late pupil IN the Hospital for
London sc, will be absent from Washington
business New York; Albany and Troy the
evening OF Saturday, May LIST, until 18th June.
be consulted heretofore Ia
bronchitis affections the
Pennsylvania Immediately opposite
Iron Hall.
addition the usual administration Of
b inhaing medical either from suitable
instrument filling chamber PATENTS house,
employment the circumstances Of the
require
The peculiar inhalation diseases tho lungs
applied directly the membrane diseased
ordinary
OF feeble Invalid without
symptoms and lastly and principally that
tended with the encouraging success.
Dr. Hunter is assisted by DR.. Wellesley.
Hour from 9, a. m. 10 8, p. Ap 27-d3t.
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LATER PROM PERSAMBuco.

BosTos, April 26.hdvices from Pernambuco to March
81 cargo of 800 slaves had landed on the
coast, and tho authorities weak to prevent H.
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D EFRIGERATORs subscriber ba. just received an

ERIC subscriber has Just received A.
II supply those universal
T.. Farsom, Philadelphia which
diploma from tile Metropolitan Mechanics Institute OF this city
8
o decidedly stcie
O
while, simple venuang conuivance
whole IL insured.
prices,
turned II they do prove every way satisfactory by
c. w. BoTELER,
p27-u Iron Hall.
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MADAME BLAKE honor inform ladies GENTLE
M Washington Georgetown and Alexandria. that her
nual place jackson Hail. Friday evening,
Nuy6 following
will Madame Bs pupils In Fancy dancing
TO commence n O'Clock. Time occupied one hour
!. Floral Polka by four Misses and Masters
2. Petite iornp by Miss
Cracovenne, by Miss
4. SaioI's Homppe, by Master
5. La Pasoreme, by Miss
6. Petite Highland Fling, by Miss
Z. Cachuca, Miss
8. Tambonne Dance, by two Misses
Q. Medley Dance, by Miss
10. La Zncaria Dew Drop, by Miss
IL. Scotch Chauut Russo, by five Misses
~. Highland Fling, by Miss ard Mister
10. Bohemian Polka by Miss and Master
IA. Dane Misses
May Pole Dance
Maury
dcon, Mr. Farnham Mr.. sevens's and Mr. ToddS
Boys tickets half ce TO be had At the hall door
the evening of the ball Ap27-d7May
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By nc. N. SIR ,Troy. Auo,iono.,

(Pennsylra avenue, south SIDE near loM strest)
SToCK FAMILY GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, TEAS &c
y Wednesday npnl "a, Of
" X.
m good Of family groceries, ac CONSISTING part,
Of
Imperial gunpowder young hyson and black teas
Rio, Java and Laguyra coffee
Boxes of starch, white aud brown sugars
Spices, X, g Of butter adaDanine aud sperm candles
Tobacco, snuff cigars, brown and fancy soaps
Brandy gin whskey Jamaica spr s, cordas, vinegar
Port, Madeira, aud Malaga wines, cordags
Brooins, brushes, baskets, wooden
crockery, and glass
mn scales weights
OH and lea capisters, dry and
Lamp stove, together with vaueIy small articles
found a family grocery
$50 under, $50, credit thirty, sxy
days. satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
Ap26-2t
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill shall SELL al 10 O'Clock,
me resdesee Ill., 5b between and streets
a good assortment otturniiufe, viz
Mahogany dining and other tables
al e-seat ehaiIs, bsdsteads, and waTdTobes
Feather bed pnr and chamber and
China, glass, and crockefyware, nndiroos, &C.
Stoves, carpenters tools, kitchen requisites
Aud good lot Of wood. 49,
Terms cash. GREEN SCOTT,
Ap27 Auetonesrs
r. s.The Inquire the premises Of
tho subscribers,
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DoRTO moo SUGAR AT AUCTION.-on Monday next.
the 25h Instant l9 O'Clock, A H. Dodgss wharf, the
cargo the schooner Eureka, from MyagueI consisting
le2 hhds. sugar part strictly prime
EDWD. .. WRIGHT, Auctionssr.
April 23-lt Georgetown.
0}-rhe above sale Is postponed, ON nd u~t
weather iii Wednesday tho 2zlh Instant at O'Clock
Ap
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HObansack's Liver Pills !

No pat Of the system haha disease tbsn the
LIVER tseNins hliersT purify the blood OF giving
the proper secretion 10 tbs bile hat wrong
TIE Liver Affects the other Important parts Of the system
and results vafousy Liver Conpants Jaud CO. Dys-
popsii, sc. No should, therefore, every symptom
that might indicate wiong action OF the These
Pills being composed of ROOTS aud PLANTS furnished by
nature to heal the -trk uameiy hrst ENPEtTORANT
which the secretion IRON tho Pulmonary mucns
memb promotes the discharge OF ater
SECOND, ALTEkAflVE which changes ne xpli-
cable aud usonsihlo the hid the
system. Third, TONIC, which gyes tone aud strength
the system, removing heah vigot TO an
paTts OF the body. Fouuh, CAfHAhrlC which acts 10
perfect hafmOny with the other ingredients operating
the Bowels and eApeng the whole ofcorrupt and
s-ler matter aud purifying .he blood which destroys DIS
aud frstOfes health.
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Hobensack'g Worm Syrup.

An founded upon Scientific Principles, compounded
with purely Vegetable substances being perfectly, safe when
tiken aud DO the tender infant with do
cded hcnshciu effect when Bowel Complaints and niar-
rhsa made tt.u weak and dsbated, and the Tonic
properties Of Worm SyruD such Inst IL
sqps ~ ho Catalogue Of Medrioes giving
aud neth tfe siosaeh, which make. tnisbi=
reu-hs those adlcet N'h Dyspepsia The nstorshing
performed by this syrup siicf physrians failed
evidence ut superior ochcy ali others
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READ!
Youth and Manhood IA Vigorous Life or a
Premature Death.
R@gV EvyENI'N-EFN GEMS,
$500 CHALLENGE.

hltoV0T oOUc0fE tho hoah nnl hapHne78 OF t1t POO
ple t times ~ the valuable m lYrance tab"
afnted thou person VII 40 4 n thnt power Co
save their children, and that every pef.uu viii
andonpnf promote their health 90 all sncfhres.
fnelit my duty sal, muy assure you thH NukhS, ae
curteg the opinion nf the celebrated lhN-tcians
tho primary cHuse- Of large majority OF diseases &"
which ohileu and adults liable itsuu have IN Hppa
tuuHle chHug"ahie iron, Kind OF 10 10
other, Bad Breath, Pin m the Stomach, frking at the
Nosr Funtss ct ths Belly by Cough, slow
Fever, Pulsn Uosuiar-fememhef that all these denote
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rhe Rnck Rose ts gxJaai reputation at home nnd abroad
which Other m4.cinc has done 90 toe sue eas
OF ine Aotofngtp the opinions of eminent Physicians
tine Rock Ro.e plint s. untgunilud IN
Curing scroTisgu ia as s'0rSoss Forms,
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THE TAPE WORM.

Ihf The ficuli Warm destroy auy that in
fcsts the human rystem5 % rfowr 20 almost indefinite
length becoming coiied and fastened go the uteiines
stomach, affecting the health sadly cause 81.
Yuus Osncc Fits, that those aictcd seldom Il
per, tha II Is tha TAPE WORM hhsrn,uc them 40 an
eary grsvo 10 orGertn destroy this Wurn very energetic
Treatment hr pur-hrd would thcte0te be proper
take o. oimi Liver fs 60 al uhsttuction'
ilt the Wom syrup difsog upon the wun winch
must ba taken OF table spuonf. thfee uncs
day. rhesr tecueus followed have never bosu known
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Ifyou Wish to Find
"PANKORlTE. y

THE best article for Polishing BOOTS, SHOES aud
I HARNESSES 70 be had, also d suncfot stove fohsh
soldby SCOTT 4 FIELD.
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Apents.

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foLLtll A 60 South Wnsf harhagtun.
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FISHER, No 1871. Rvef Street. Troy, NY
A NJ ht3MM Az, q q Depot usdgushufsh,
tuAS. fMOUk. AontfraL
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. TUE EpINBuRgH REVIEW t,vhe).
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Edinburgh and Prof Norua of bale College New Raven.
complete vols roya octave containing 1000 pages IA
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/ So 10 paper cuvrrs, iuT tho nvi ~.
G-shs work old Hack fihu Farm," sieIy
resHgdfff 10 ID thrown upon tho uarkst 80
n Choice lot of Table Cutlery
mas be seen SCOTT q FiELD's.
May 10, 1889.
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As ntni0 mas utfn sci IN connection WIN @ fHf
mend Of Nj Nyers' kuCk ROSE SYRUP, in various
advertisements, hy The manufactured, bog leave 10 make
the ollnwng tterrnt with reference To MY Acquaintance
III tho fe'nry ami tests which have snneeed b. and
the for having nti oduced 60 the notice oi private
friends "a m community which reside long before OBJ"
medicine ndvenisrd. make this STA emen freely bee
cause have, principle, withheld my name nom at pm
tent Incidence and seduausly abstain from recommend
them the ruhhc, believing them frequently the spaoa
guackcry hbug iad isndns to i0eie instead
essenng human disease and suffering. Snch, tea l.
the character of large potoo of The patent pfuace Of
This medicine mahins arH ." Their nHmr b. ieg"r ana
their influence, from the Economical spuits We have
r.-. ~ nr.. In l l Il. 1 nL Lun..u NJ
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The Lawrence Water Cure,
xRrattIcbOrO', Vermont.

NVITI.IAM MINIMUM, II0Tm0TTF oI u w 0s7'I077I1
w esiablishmcnt hna the honor To Inform NJ friends ana
the p BE- that VIII ne above est1blshn NJ, nnli
expressly uader his Immediate supounendenoe 90
the first dav e hntter himself mat hts otg
experience and thorough acquaintance win tue Nao'
treatment together with we comforts ana c"Ntnie"
an establishment hult eutTcy for ihe acr"nmoda'
toa his parus, will secure him toll share OF ne pub
hc patronage The dieai department wii be under we
shatae a. W. Grau, gentleman OF eminent abty ana
a experience 10 hs profession. The proprietor pir"ses
his unemung attention TO the Interests nnd comforts OF
those favor him With their paouage biAltiep"
o H heated the mdt Of beautiful scenery, AND ne IN
exceod pure and healthy atmosphere situated
asos halt bsween The celebrated White Mountains 81
New Hamrshife aud the city OF New fork, which lAtef
place ny onien fairoad travel 30 eight houts
For paIucLsFs 90 record TO ais osabushm9nt To-
GLIDING SC the proprietor teets 10 pamphlet
he VIII issue a few days.
WILLIAM KIANGE, Proprietor Of the
~ I.nNrnn.a " n.ar lmfn. hrufI I.-lr1l. VI.
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WVcrfS EXtTRCt OF HOOK EtUht
Ia invaluable Remcdv oi Oh SCROtULUS Disc EASES
Indigestion, Salt Rbsum, sick Headache, tankofi
Nursing Sore Mouth, and General psbHity,
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FkEAD EHEE FOI.g.t' VYENG. :!

Aad you be Indifferent this appeal numsnity
ca upon you odo yopi duty It Is only ont OF the
as thousands Nho hava Feun ~ wonder fll effects.
ID. j.. n. UObENSACK; su, GfatHudr you, the in
Of highly valuable medicine. prompts This humble
testimony in ats ntyo hrilg si, lcnio yet powerful
IS ea-ctasl remedy Tor Having bad much exrcr-
know the effects ef various patunz my sgie
who wekilted iu ntastrfng chuifon in dist
po ouacvd the best hat used, use no
other while yours could h. Gtd
dtugtef Of ours became seriously diseased Her symn
toms aiimins, hui mother B.ught ipr
remedy for Having obtained yours, by the
had used hall bottle, tho JOY uhsrl
auhrr go the inpro smeut BOO nr child, shu lrpg
ave yeurs old. She passed Immense quantty Of
Worms hei sickiY couuenauce rghlcned her spirits
tetutufd, and shVft tnr lovely child,
dciue and death, ptomise Of hraitb Thanks
Kind Pfutidancei whose pleasing attended Sttup,
stored he cild Wth confidence recommend 1t 10 ell
patents whose children suffering wih wofms.
JAMES B BOWEN, Minister ct the Gospel
Late Pastor Of the southampton Baptist Church.
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STATIONERY.
SCOTi IA EIELD
Readv-Made Clothing.

THE best sssss.meHt "a moaipsiisr At wholesale city
pfiees. and isised for email profit Al The Peoples
Store. LYMAN a KING.
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Piano Forte Emporium.

ocg BROADWAY, NEW YORK. III, most esien.
Oh sive snd Varied assofmeni Off SEWopb PlhNo
FORrES. plaza and ornamental elegant patterns, Elaborate
carved ami highly finished, with pearl heys, al OF our
own manufacture md warranted in every paruculal can
he fund ~ our Wate-rooms 36l Broadway, Ntw-Nork
sent n 1872 ly BENNETT q 60.
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tvsl.
9 TUE EDINBURGH REVIEW tWhigl.
g. THE NORTH BRlrisH REVIEW tFiee church,.
T. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW uL,hefa)
g. BLACKNOOD's EDiNBUNGH MAGAZINE Tony.
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School Books.
Umbrellas 4! Umbrellas

TOR THikIY CENTs-,he iargest and best fof the
pTice ever sold 40 Montpelier.
wan. 4. BURNHAM. Agent.
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TO THE PUBLIC,
POhii FOLIO

DAPkk NAGHE, Gao. Letter, and Note sizes, also
Russia, aud common leather, all sizes.
Jun- 1, 1853
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had myself suffered occa-iuuay with sudden attacks OF
SICK Headache aud Billions baffhca, aud I bad sought
rtrat variety oil curative aeerts TO hu little nptpo-e
ufir ths disease tharIt - thi- ue deter.
mined tlc Now Syrul mstt. The results
beyond ny expectations o. powerful auerdnre
morbid action s,s'o changed, aud the
functions 3D.. Ieetorcd to healthy state. IL
gave eaucy my system, and corrected The de
of tie digestive aud gave me thi' nssti
ufahe hlessing--iiEALgH Iris GOT determined
week month Dn took ionr i've BOTTLES 40 per-
hup- many nnuti Since then suffered bli slight
L. \ M ~ L. . y MI
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L " LiNtkNoRE viii secomnodnte those whu wish
80 Tor his services in surveying application at hi,
wi ht A''
Montpelier, Juno /, 1853 s3sm
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FUTURE DAYS.

WYE zTHk fo sMHERs1 AZ RIaEaoss1b5' 5 AID
ny virtue Of deed Of trust executed e.
~ ~ me By the Virginia woolen Company On the
Sierk Office offhe Court Of Hustines for the city 81
tnlcnmonds on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Noven1-
Ier g Y o'clock, shall proceedto sell 1t public
uo upon the pfemises, the lot of ground and water
power thereto attached. upon which were situafed
the manufacturing mills OF the Virginia Woolen Com
pany This lot fronts Isl feet 10 inches upon street
none and runs back that width to James River, hav
land depth Of mot less than $50 feet The water
isss tno, suc,snt 70 prOPs what was in 1916 and
~ granite basement of the mls covering nearly
the entire lot win be sold with the LOT The Lei and
rent ~ ea subject g an annual ground and water
~ " SisuvV per annum. The chain of title and
skh .ne property, and the property ITSELF win be
SHOWN. and any information respecting It, eyen by
TERMS OF ssas q any time previous the sale
= months interest added; negotiable uotes With an.
stslreua sS viii 6e required for the credit IN
Directly sitter win be sold ali the br;cE orI n sh
the rsn sa.eo e containing 10000 BRICKS and
f,r !, sns;nis GOD work. TERMS months credit
est added. appsoseo enoorsers, inter-
be pels sls s su q shs to
stsy only such title e IN me BY the deed Iced
a'S Sa1 JOS. JACKSON, JR.. Trustee
g Sase conducted BY KENT, PAINE KENT. Aucts
POSTPONEMENT.-The forego;n. 81. :.
voidably postponed until TUESDAY, tb ss sns una
when It will certainly take place %-'' -~nu inss,
no y JOS. JACKSON, JR. Trustee.
ARGE SALE OF FRESH AND SEA.
- SONABLE DRY GOODS AT 4r1cTI0N pa "a
THURSDAY, the 9th instant, commencins a. ~
cSca we viii sell at our Auction Rooms several
comprising great variety of desirable styles ads,
ed to the season. 1850 auapt-
We will also sell an invoice of choice STocK
GOODS, with which we will commences the sais IN
TERMs-All sums under 500 cash, over that amonn,
months credit for approved paper.
KENT, PAINE KENT
no 15-dtds Auctionesr.
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Mr.. Samuel Young, an elderly gentleman, reach
ed Baltimore on Wednesday, last ir the steamer
North Carolina. He had no sooner set his foot
upon the hospitable soil ofthe Monumental City,
than he was joined by two young gentlemen, who
politely proposed walk. He consented to accom-
pany them, and after various cndeavors to extort
money from him, one of the young gentlemen
plunged his hand into Mr.. Young's coat pocket and
stole 500. The fellow ran off, and Mr.. Young was
on the point of following him up and sounding an
alarm, but the other prevented him, stating that he
knew him we'll and that ne would have him arrest
ed Immediately. 1t is needless to state that since
that time neither of the fellows have been seen.
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lsEcoND pEsPAreHl
Additional by the Arabia
RUMORS OF FIGHTING IN TEE East

THE AUSTRIAN MEDIATION MOVE Nh Nqrs
OF THE ALLIED DETERMINATIONS
IN lRELAND.-AFFAIRS IN NAPLES.-ANfl.
THEIR /" koSZTA AFFAIR."
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Eastern adyices bv tb :
Arabia are very contradictory 1t is stated thar the
Crcassans have again defeated the Russians and
tufed several boats.
The passage of the Danube by the Turks is con-
frmed. rumor Is current that the Russians defeat
ed them near Kalafat.
Paskyewich had set out to take command of the
Russian forces in the Prncipalities.
The Austrian Envoy at Constantinople had pressed
the Sultan to accept the note which the Gar had
approved Of conditionay upon its acceptance by the
Sultan.
In the mean time the allied fleets were collecting
in tina Sea of Marmora.
Great nundations had taken place in the southern
part of Ireland.
Much alarm felt in Naples in consequence of
rumors of invasons by the French. Mr.. Owen, the
American Consul, had arrived there.
A naturalized American, named Paperi, who had
been confined at Aucona by the Austrian "a authori-
ties for the utterance of liberal sentiments and af.
forwards released the interference of the Ameri-
can Consul still kept under surveillance on &C.
of his refusal sign declaration that be would
never visit Italy again.
THE LATEST NEWS.
The ship Victoria, which left Glasgow the 4th
inst. for New York. took FIRE in the river and burned
TO the waters edge.
The latest accounts from the Danube represent
that lighting was proceeding briskly in Wallachia.
Four thousand Turks, it was stated, had defeated
number of Russians between Kalafat and Lothia
bloody fight near Giurgeas is reported.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool, Nov. s-The decline in Wheat is Sd Odd.
and in Flour Is. 0ls Cd. The quotations are-White
Wheat los. Cd. 01os. 10d Corn AS 0i6s
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NEWS.
ASA1VAL OF TkIH ARABIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM rrrRnpr

NkW ioRks New. 1.-THE ssssmship Arabia. with
Liverpool dates % Nov. :, has arrived. s.
.9ssoa was selling y prices favorins buyers; ssle,
= the week, 3. 900 bales Breadstufis lower, Con
soils advanced 70 IS. 1p s. " - s0n
from the Eaatwe learn that Racharest b.a Is !,
p.aoea 70 state Of selse The Turkish iiset had "a
vanced into the Black Sea. '.- ~
austria aad resumed the Office Of ediator between
RUSSIA and Turkey, and run,ors Of ! pac6s na,r..
are in circulation, rAs i'a'uIe
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ARRIVAL OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND NEW YORK ELECTIONS. = LONDON
MONEY MARKET
New YORK, Nov 1.-THE steamer Hansa, from
Bremen, has arrived. She brings no later news.
The Wings have majority of one in the Massa-
chusetts Senate, and sixty-fve in the House. The
Coalition is utterly routed.
In New York the Hards have majority of 900
over the Softs.
In the commercial advices from London, consols
are variousy quoted at s4t0s5.
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LATER FROM MExIco.-The steamer Texas has
arrived at New Orleans from Vera Cruz, with dates
10 the 9Th instant, and 81, COO in specie.
Affairs in Mexico were in rather an uncomforta.
bic condition, and great tears existed OF famine,
which it was apprehended would extend through
eus the entire country. The Indians were commit.
ting irequen, thossilities In instance they at
tackled aud killed party of twelve white persons
The cholera was raging ieartully at Jalapa-
Lieut. Col Webster died recently at Fl. Brown,
Of yellow fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-18
NI0TH CLOAKS-I have iusf recej

4 ,IOAh SLSAAS.-A nav JUST lvScH
~ ed another lot of beautiful Cloaks; also Silk and
Merino Wrappers; splendid Brocaae and Figured
Silks French, English and German Merinoes all
wool Mousn de LANES; large assortment of Figured
and Plaid Delaines; French Needle Worked Collars,
Sleeves and Hdkfs; superior Bed Blankets; 124
sbeetings Linen Damask Table Cloths and Napkins:
Toweling; Linseys; Negro Blankets Long Shawls,
keFseys &c. For good bargains. call at
LEWIS CHEAP STORES,
IS Is and Is Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-18

LATER FROM RIo.-By the ship Grey Eagle, at
Philadelphia, we have dates from Rio to the 9Th of
October.
Coffee was high, being quoted at 4l6oo 81 per
arrobe
Rio was healthy. and business limited in conse-
ouence OF no coffee arriving. Spoke on the eaua-
tor, bsrque Ajax for Baltimore Lett in port the
Sea Foam for Baltimore, and Union, to sail for N.
Y on the l2th; Wizard, from New York tor San
Francisco, to sail 18th; barque Roanoke from Bal.
,ilore, discharging; Water Witch for San Francis
&C, repairing.