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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-21

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUSY LILLE, KY,
A RE now making and Keep constantly on hand; cast
bore suitable tor steam, water, gas. &c. to which they
respe< fully invite the attention Of Railroad, Gas and
Water Companies and all others in want Of cheap and
I AISo-Ssii Machinery of thu most approved pat.
terms made to order; cast iron Force and Lift bumps
o. varioss sizes and sinds aIw.s on hand. Tobacco
Wheels and other castings for RsilroadsJob work Of
ali kinds promptly attended TO- They are also the sole
Hub Nonieing Machines, for carriage and wagon
more work in day sne do II better, than can do
In I've days without Il. One OF these machines cau
be seen In operation at Mr.. O. DrcxRRs cf this place.
who is the authorized Agent for th and the adjoining
counties
Orders from distance enclosing ths money or satis
fActory rrfevences. promptly sttendedts. janss-iy
sTlLL GREATER MHWs FROM AUS,
~ TRALIA. ass ~
Di:ssv:rst tse se.t Of sAs A.sgas.y Eissr: .ssr
s snck sA' Greer *s'srs' PETRoLiUM Or
Those who are sicssd are respectfully &c,
CicuiAr and look over the Directions for Ague, Rheu
,.si.m' piIss: Dssrns FSx, ISShasns. Burn n
JOINTS Sore Eyes, Blindness. cOsivsnsss, Dyspepsia
r.eo 81 Is l. not Htszk INVENTION. but com
pounded by Natures mssser hand--and Nature does
AsAGUK. SORE EYES. PILEs. RHEUMATISM and
SCR0FULA are 60 COMMON Ia many parts Of the West
We consrsineo to say that shile thi OIL will cure
and relieve Other dseasss has bsen and H. constantly
/ met with most cOnPLE5. SUCCESS In Aese eases.
| ITPncs - cents per bottis (hsifpint)
Ith besutiful red color. ers's- 4 laiais f.l q
Look for 6. n. KiHR's name written on the label Of
NE bottle 1T 1s1ts@.-S t.6. - So. ~
For sais BY NE Drsgss throughout indiana: and B,
H. .8-srttff r. N. LYON, Fo.t Wayne,
| ip.s Psoprislor In the Western sstes.
-. 1's s, lot 'a's ~ D'as''E KRIKR PARNsIEY'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-21
TELEGRAPHIC. DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journsl.



70 ~ New YoRx. April Is.
The Black Wsrrio. hu arrived with Ha
wanna dates 10 the 18TH On the 9th the no
litical prisoners, charged with revolutionar,
attempts, were sent to Cadiz to await the a:
olson OF the Queen. Among them wen
tno*e prisoners VINO were condemned =
uss'1 put were iePr,eved q the garroae-a'
also count fass'o' Daices' 'oglna and other'
oion'ghs standing: Before their departure
my were a''oweo 70 20 receive visits OF their
inenos,
martin Gaiieno' late secretary to the Cap
tam venefai' was married to Miss Scull,
oaugnter o. an American' long resident OF
sns. , ls'nna.
The British steamer avon" arrived at
.ss.;..S ..;' WIN zen osnA anna ne was
80 a1 ;l WIN grea. sn.nus,asm' anu On ~
No.. IT. PoI,s.son e. ns PsoP'. =.
CO ~ -ns msNs' ny * ILL.," III" ...-
lie started Tor the Capitol on the 9Th.
n...,u.,sv. v,,.
N,w w.. 80, 70 rh.r. -
$500. e.a :, a. precLIvn Nayxvs.J 49,
go s u ~ = s. ~ J y. ~ ~!
c..s y m WI Nao ourna - ccmI.,o va
o ~ sPon '.a r.. .I ns's.I.u - eon.
49,. ~ Wy ' s.,.j.S ~ x"el, ~ tne
no one. TIA Joss i tim,ted = SIns a mo-
NO one' ~. ioss - esams'ee - ?ivo'Vvv.
for - SIooo Of Wa wh;ch ~ 80. 49,
fortwoJve vns,s ,he f.sm.. e. -. $500
were siso il stoysd "'s' 's'se's
...-s.--. ...>-.., '''a
Asac arrsvela n Msbass.
BALrImoRR, April l6.-Mobile papers are
received recoraing wee PRESIDENT Kings ar
rival there. They report his recovery hope
less. "a Puonc dinner was to be rendered to
the ofilcers as an acknowledgment of their
kindness to Mr.. King.
The Catholic school bill was taken up to-
day in the house of delegates and ordered
back to the committee on education. The
committee wss increased By the appointment
of member from each county.
p s'.s s.s0lrfass PHI aprrpHrA. mil n
The steamer Manche,ter arrived from Giv-
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CULVER WARB.-Just received by Express, d.
- rect ffom The manufacturer, beautiful lot Of nns
Silver f.bse. Tsas Salt and Mustard spoons, Sugar
Shcvels. Butter Knives. De. -. = :. =.
sPI - .--vfs Main street, bet. Water and First. {
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= M poz Chest, Cupboard, Till Drawer, and wsrd
~mhoI G. n. GRIFFITH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-21
NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
AZ the wall Paper ana Lamp Store

Ohm DEVKREUX, ,JR, MAIN SREET, BETWEEN
/ FIRST AND SECOND. ffaie rias ID
MIX undersigned hereby returns his thanks T. the
citizens IL Evansville and vicinity for the nberal
!stronage heretofore bestowed on IN. and would most
sspeculiy call their attention 70 his present new and
BEAUTIFUL stock comprising the lates, patterns Of Hail.
lining room, chamber and other Papers Of superior
|ualiiies. His stock OF Gold ParlWr Paper 70
lest complete and will vie with any house In the
Vest They are nov ready for the inspection OF al
lose who may favof him with call. No trouble 70
|1ow goods mhx6 JOHN G. DEV REUxJr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-21

MISS H. A. WOODS would respectfully announce
lu to the citizens Of Evansvie, hat she prepared
give instruction on the Piano Fors 10 limited mum
Der OF young ladiss and hopes By stsic attsnon z
merit the appreciation Of all vhe patronse hs9 .1bl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-21

WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JHWELRY.
n THE subscriber thankful for past liberal pat
the Ladies IN particular. that he has Just received
. 'arge and very fne assortment Of WATCHES, JEW
ELRY CLOCKS and all other articles usually found in
jewelers. shop which he and gill se at prices az
low they bought in ether city His stock
consists in pan Of Fine Gold and Stver Watches, Gold
Guard, Fob and Vest Chains. Plain n Sett Eipgs
Diamond Rings, Gold Pencils, Fine Hunting Locksts,
Guard aud Fob KEYS, Fine Seals and Buckle. Gold
fens . large assortment Of Lsd;ess and Gentlemens
Bress. Pins splendid lot Of Esrrnes, both Drops and
Hoops Silver Table and Tea Speons i yer Pencils and
extension Pepholdefs, Silver Ihfmbles. besutful lot
OF other articles all OF the newest styles Call In
enq ne look anyhow, il 10 no trouble 70 show such
resented, ~ y. l. BITTROLFF !.
apl-3W Main Street. bet. Water and First
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-21

~ WOULD respectfully invite The attention Of -
- the Ladies OF Evansville and vicinity, to ~
~ large and beautiful selection Of 3 PRING -
MILL1NERY that they have just received from New
York. and surpassed In this CRY for variety. style
and beauy Those In want Of handsome cheap Bonnets
Ribbons Flowers Mantellas. &C., would do well 70 call
on Main street, between Water and First e.
side. where every endesvor will be made to please the
most fastdious taste. - IL st VI f04.
N. b. Miliners and Apprentices wanted. ~ ap2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-21

WE are again prepared 70 o6s'
friends and customers . sup
article Of Water Coolers OF Z
new styles, and at greatly red
prices. This article IL the rear
the application Of scientific %
pies To the purpose intended,
to keep water az eesf a. pssS
a. iesg - possible, and eth
least pessibie qrsafify ~ xts
The proprietor has long dsv
his Attention IN fhis N All m
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roR sAIn

"A BOUT hundred WHITE PINE EvERGREENS
fresh and In ne order. lust received from the north
lf part Of the State nne and thrifty. for sale 81 th<
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WHITE lime.

200 BARRELS in Store and for sale BY
,ZOU mh3l A'5s f1f'Ha8 SAMUEL ORR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-21

APOLLO HALL.
lHE Undersigned takes pleasure ip announcing to the
i public that his ne and spacious Hail. can be re.ted
at any time a reasonable terms for Balls, Soines, Meet
ings, Concerts &c. &c.
mh19-iy go ..-a,..--.s A. oShAooAh.
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sUNDRIEs.

@ y. ALWON DS.-5 bags landing from steame
y. Gen. Lafayette. and for sale BY
! apl n. n $3.50 =. =. GiLhkkr & 20.
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s H GILBERT q CO.,

Agents foe Cypress Factory -.
TTAVE now on hand and are constantly receving, Cot
i'll ton Yarns, Carpet Chains and Cotton BATTING wheel
thew will sell on as favorable terms they can be pur
chased at In this or any other city. mariSu
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-21

TUSr received: Is bush Dried Apples; - -
bush Dried Peaches; 800 Lbs Sugarcured Dried Beef
10 lbs sugar.cured Hogs Tongues;
100 =. Western Reserve Butter: dog Essence Conee
10 Kits No. Mackere', and for sale at
mha9 - l1is 49, COOKS FAMILY GROCKRY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-21

HOPKINS q EEAD have ia store a Gne stock d
H Looking Glasses, Carpets, Straw nastings. and
Rugs Also good line Of summer tiothing. Hats and
Caps. &C. &c 81 -. ri.l Ak misc
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VIRGINIA REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS.
N. +. Hunter and JAS. NJ. Mason.

SxsAross-R. NJ. r. Hunter and JAS. NJ. Mason.
l-Middesex. westmoreland, Richmond, Essex King
Queen, .Aecomac. Northampton, Elizabeth City, York
Warwick, James City. Williamsburg New Kent, Nor
thumberland Matthew's Gloucester and Laneaster Thos
II. Bayly.
2-Crecnesvile. Prince George Charles City. lido Of
Wight Nansemond, Princess Anne, Norfolk, Norfolk
City, Sussex, Snrry and Southampton. & hillson.
Skiing William, Caroline. HsDrico, city Of Rich
mond, Chesterfield, Hanover Louisa and Gooshland-
John = Caske.
+-Prnee Edward. Luuenburg. Charlotte, Cumberland,
Powhatan, Nottoway -Meckenourg, Brunswick, Amelia,
Dinwidde, and Petersburg-w. o. GOode.
5-Pittsylvsna, Henry, Patrick, Franklin, HALIFAX
Campbell, and -Appomattox-Thos. :. Bocock.
o-Buckingham Fiuvanna, Albemare. Nelson, Bedford
Greeue, -Amherst and Madson-Paulus Powell
7-Alexandris, Orange Spotisylvanis, King George,
-Fsuquier Stafford Rsppahsnnock, Prince William Fair
IA, md Culpepper-wm. Smith.
S-Loudon, Frederick, Hampshire, Morgan, 'Bcrkley,
Jefferson, Clarke, Warren and Page. j. Faulkner.
9-liighaud, Bath, Rockingham .Rockbridge, Angus
"a, Hardy, Pcndeton aud Standardization Lecher.
l0-Hancock, Plcasants Tyler. Monongsla, Marshall,
Brooke, -Nariou, Ohio Preston Taylor and we,zel-Z
Kidwcl.
n-Upshur, Barbour, Randolph, Writ, Putnam Ka-
nawhs, Jackson, Mason, Cabel Lewis Harrison, Brax-
ton, Wood, Richie, Doddridgc and Gilmer-J. +.
SnodgrasS.
ls-Crsig, Boone Fayettc. Nicholas, Raleigh Wayne,
Monroe, Botetourt, Roanoke, Allcghsny. Wyoming.
Montgomery, Floyd, Giles Grecubrier, Mercer Pocshon-
tas aud Logan-H Edmondson.
lS-Washngton. Lee, Scott Russell, Smyth. Wytae
Grsyson, Carroll, Taxewel aud Pulaski-f AcMuOen.
Those places marked thus FL denote where the men,
Der resides.
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The uboined extract is translated from the Paris yo.r-
nal Of Mesnetiss which quotes its authority veryre
markable book pabsbed by Mr.. Osborne English OIL
his return from the Court OF Rures,ug in Ind.
We also add that Gen veu,urs who Of the
witnesses in this extraordinary Transaction testified tho
of the statement when he subsequently, when
be subsequently, visited Paris. Mr. Osborne says:
"on the 9Th June 1885. the mouo,ouy Of our III. In
camp ably interrupted by the arrival Of an ind
vdual who had acquired great celebrity In the Pendah-
The natives regarded him with great
Of the facility he possessed In remaining under ground
long he pleased and then rcvvng again. Such extra
ordinary facts related in the county concernng this
man. and many respectable persons testified TO their
Authenticity that we were extremely desiros of s.cin
him; for instance: Captain Wade Of Lodhana informed
that he had himself been present the resurrection
OF this Fakr In the presence Of Gen Ventura the Raah
and several distinction among the natives and that
after his utermcnt had lasted several months.
Tho following the details which given him Of
the inermcnt and those that he added his author
ty OF the examination.
AT the end OF preparations which had lasted sew.
ersl days aud which would be tedious enumerae
the Fakr declared himself ready for the experiment. the
witnesses met around tomb OF work. constructed
expressly to receive him. Before their eyes the Eakr
closed with with the exception OF his mouth) ap
ertures OF his body through which the air might be adj
mitied; then he stripped oil all his clothing He then
enclosed in linen bag, and by his direction his tongue
was turned back 70 enclose the entrance OF bis throat
Immediately alter this operation the rakir fell into eth
argc state The bag which contained him then closed
aud sealed by the Rsjah This sack then placed in
wooden box which locked With paddock aud sealed
The box lowered into the tomb which thrown
great quantity of earth which uampled down aud
then with barley; finally, sennes watch
Il day and night Notwithstanding these precautions the
Rsah still suspicious he twice during months
to that the Fakr remained buried, aud caused the
tomb to be examined: he found the rsk precisely he
bad left him. aud perfectly cold and inanmate.
"The ten months having expired they proceeded TO the
tnal examination. Gen. Ventura aud Captain AIDE
tile paddock opened the seals broken and the chest raised
from the tomb The Fakir removed there in-
dcatons OF the heart pulse. In the of his head there
remained slight sensation of heat fer first plac
ing the tongue in natural position, and then pouring
warm water his body, he began evince signs
e Aner two hours he quite restored and walked
about His figaro is unpleasant and his cOuntenaaca has
a cunning expression.
" lie says that he had delicious dreams during his
interment, and that restoration very painful TO
him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

One OF the most interesting events which have recently
trausprcd in California is the discovery in the southern
part of this State in the neghborhood Of the Colorado
o immense pyramid ofhewn stone. IL has alevel top
OF than fifty feet square, though Is evident that
completed but that great CONFUSION Of
nature has displaced its entire top, as IL evidently
lies huge and broken upon of its sides though
nearly covered by the sands This pyramid differs in
respects from the Egyptian pyramid it is was,
slender pointed and while those ofEgypt composed
of steps layers recedng they rise the American py
ramid was undoubtedly flushed structure the out
surface OF thu blocks evidently cut TO angle
that gave the structure when and complete smooth
regular surface from top bottom. From the present
level OF the sands that surround it, there hytwo dis
tnct layers of stone that viii average least two feet
this gives it, present height hundred and four feet
that before e top dsp laced. must have been,
judging from angle OF its sides at least twenty feet
higher than present How far it extends beneath the
surface of the sends it is impossible determine without
great labor Such the age this immense structure that
theperpeudcusr joints between the blocks
the width Of from five inches the bottom OF each
joint and the entire of the pyramid much by the
storms the vcisudes and the corrod ngs OF centuries
make it easy of ascent, particularly upon Of its
sides We say of it, sides, because singular fact
connected with this remarkable structure IS that inclnes
nearly degrees side of the vertcle perpen
dicular.-N. y CoWr. Il Eng.
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He was not discharged.

KUSEsLs TRoUrE.-There is a novel enthusiasm in the
interest which citizens evince in the performance
this excellent Troupe Metropolitan Hall presents night
~ display of the elite and fashion Of city, whose admit
ration of the comic there exhibited affords strong
testimony that the performances fully sustain the eminent
character which Kunkers Nightingale Troupe have so
generally attained They have inexhaustible
variety of wcisms, racy cOnundrums, and, in fact
icdsays of every character peculiar such performances
The graphic assimilation of every part to the correspond
ing phases in the original strkiugly faithful No one
can fail to identify in their persOncatOns every chArac
ter'tc humor enthusiasm peculiar expression and ges
ture which make up the character Of Sambo 1t may be
esteemed 10 fact reproduction Of all his natural and
affected actions, words and gestures The Black Barber
formed part in the Performance OF Saturday night
There is in fact novel feature in every nights per-
formance We understand they will continue their
for this week.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

AhusEuENr rHE TUREI.n WouES.-Mr Bayle ST.
John, in the volume he has just ssued eectuay dspe
the prevalent idea the entire secuson of the ladies
Of consantinope He says Nearly Il Turkish women
sally out every Friday, take the air away from the
on the banks of the Bosphorus of the places
where water and shade may be found The wealthy gon
carts without springs OF unwiedy and primitive
on six seven heaped together; and sometimes their
husbands lead the horses the chosen spot
then go away, leaving the perfectly to enjoy
themselves thew please. The popular amusements
the singing and music of the gypsy women who re-
pair hither for the purpose-musc which is Amorously
lancud and singing which is detcsahly indecent lunch
generally brought out and when this is despatched
smoking and drinking commcnce-dTnkingn not of sher
het hut of good brandy, other strong liquors. which
soon induce boisterous gaety that the sultanA whom
"e often imagine as pinus imprisoned, may be roll
ling n cOnyulOns OF eXtnyuishahle laughter the turf
hudied in still more advanced stage of intoXca
ton like bundles of rags their Montonesrin servants
who the privileged behodes of these scenes Of
compelled haul them into their in which they
ioted back the harem. Those who too
gone frequently pull up, in passing through the Christian
quarter the doors of taverns get drink;
file OF hundred may often he stopping
street. all full of women made bold aud chattering
10y their excess others hanging slsepy about and
murng To be taken home. There is walk planted with
elm trees far from the city, where only women are
admitted. Two three thousand assemble there ut
time and sitting upon vcrdant slope, enjoy the ndescr
bAble pstonime Of scomeiy, which Infamous Jews
hired Tor the purpose, perform the limits OF the tor
hidden ground, for their Amusement. Europeans, o
course the walk ITSELF but they see the
crowds collected distance, aul hear the sr applause
which every than usually bcIstly of tho moan
tebanks in the female crowd. On these occa-
lions would scarcely be possible for stranger recog
disc life, from tie descriptions he is
ed read
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.,.,,a,h, ,,.r..sAl,s f.lr..

ui. .uperaucus at this day ssy anything A. 70 the
Of that ait on which every human being relies
for hs very sastenanee-in the prosecution Of which
nearly the whole capital at least nneten,hs OF the hked
capital Of civilized nations Is invested. BY we truly
live and have being. IL s the parent ana lore
runner of all other Agriculture Of vastly more
importance to Us now both as individuals aud nation,
than it twenty years ago. Our population Is
now over twenty millions of souls and rapidly increasing
our lands have increased in quantity, new fields have
been opened the consumption Of food has increased
by ratio far greater than the breaking up of new soils
Our importson have very largely increased and TO sup
py the demand improved management Of the
Of land has been called for and success has attended the
efforts. Agriculture has been made science, and light
has been shed upon every grain of so indeed the soil
has been made emit gh-to give forth answers 70 the
eager quesoncrs OF its worth Aud the many valuable
treaties OF of theory, they are called, has shown
that phosophic theory Is worthy OF Ssmuch regard
as practice itself Men OF theory have proved practical
men.
Great interest has been the result OF these nvestiga
tiou5 of philosophers aud every where agriculture has
taken foremost stand. Virginia herself vastly behind
her cnerprsing neighbors, has awakened to her
true uiercs aud her and daughters have fought
manully for prizes at agricultural iars IN
the State agricultural societies being formed and fairs
held where her shown TO the world 10 cha
lenge admiration for that skill which derives nom the
soil most luxuran subsistence Tor the agricultural
ist the aborer, the mechanic, the professional man.
Great exerticns being made at Richmond to render
the State Fair worthy of that State which heretofore has
been foremost in councils and the field Let every
who feels an interest in himself be present and view the
that lie in the -o he ueads-he inge
nuy of mechanics and farncs-the superior skill Of
cattle raisers.
Is it not time that preparations being made for
the fair TO be held in this city in November Norfolk
and the adjacent country has been in advance far
CARDS vegetables for the kitchen ike of the other por
Ios of the State The value Of land has increased over
hundred per in the last five years and know that
she will be far behind in her other resources when
put the Les then, be up and at work; let
render the fair worthy OF enterprise; let US be fore
most, possess soil and resources unrvaed in
Virginia Our agricultursts Of sound and
enlightened judgments, and fell assured that pains
will he spared by them Interest need not be awakened
among them it rises with the lark, and rests after
the has retired within his chamber Of clouds, only
with renewed vigori in the morning. We trust
that at the approaching fair agrcuturss may say
with truth that they lead the of the State.NOrtok
Argus.
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- BOXES TALLow CANDLES various brands. Tor sal. by
SS SEQ JOHN ~ GORDON SON.
~ AnnIEIZin IIiON MANrisI I'm Ii,aa- n ~. :.
NEW FALL GOODS.

TUNHk sUHsCRIBkRs invite their we'll A,,orteJ
stock OF the latest styles OF Fancy Drv
Goods, consisting In part follows: -
FOR GENTLEMEN
BLACK, Blue, and Coored English and French Co,b.
Black Fancy Cassim
Black and Cclored silk Cravats and Scarf.
buck, kii, aud silk Gloves; Prince Aibert Riding Coa
six aud Cotton Half Hose
Pine Linen Shirt Collars
Cauabric and SILK kst Hand A.
FOR LADIES.
Black Gro De Rhine Pout De Sol.
Rich Brocade ii Ks; A great variety OF Plaid do
Black and Colorcd Mori Antique; Plaid SDun sin.
Plaid Cashmere and De Lame; Printed FoulATd
Printed Satin De Chcne; Duehesss Bayaderr Rohes
Plaid Popn; French and English Merno; FNid Fr.neh do
Muslin and Tsrleton Dresses Dotted AID Figd swiss Muslin
White and Coored Illusion; and Ensii.l Co.. ~
Embroidered Chemrettes and Sleeves
Cambria DO do
Maltese do
Naleneiennes and Meeklin Collar,
Honton and Maltese do
sontag, Lace, and Muslin Sleeves. Lace ncr,h,.
Square and Long Plaid shaWis
BrOcha and Colored Embroidered Shawl.
Embroidered and Plain Grape DO
ArIins ScArfs; Enbd and Heu'd Cambtic ILlkr.
SIX and Cotton Hosiery; French Gales
Plaid GinghaHs, &c, Ac PARKER, RAYLY 4 NNSNO
No. Eav is Qon.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

ExcURsIoS.-The Mechanic Guard, Capt Morris, will
make their second excursion for this season. Slash Cot
tage, on Friday next.
We are glad to that this Company is becoming 80
important 1t is destined, before long, attain strength
equal to that of any other Company in the city The Ella
mcnts exist so to render it, if the spirit would only
move them in the proper way.