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hEcoyERED.--1he Mayor of the city was
at ns post yesterday having recovered from his lana

=
9DR c. B. BRAIEERD-pR. BRArnr.o -,
be consulted az the Exchange Hotel from Jaousrr
and to A P. M, = - e.."~~
= My stay will be short, therefore let Al, ,,,a
treatment apply at once. Correspondent ents Nv -
dressing me, post paid, box 7oI, New York citv .tsf
ing the nature of their case, and whether ~ 49,,
bail is small large; also whether the eve 49,
out prominently or is sunken-can for tive ao;isr.
obtan advice or treatment for ten doiisra In ,hicS
case the pay for advice win be deducted The pco-
fayorably considered 6aaaI Ia 80 fS>s (
Dr. BRAIsERD has restored persons to perfect sisht
In cases of partial and total blindness Of from III
weeks TO So years standing by from 10 seconds to
rninntes by scientific method OF his own
discovery, without cutting pain or wash. W y
DR.. b. has also cured cases of Inflammation of vn
rous and aggravated grades; pain from an intolerance
oil ght farsightedness loss of sight from aee ana
uear-sightedness. All of which have remained per-
manent to the present moment. ~ sl73
For abundant evidence of the facts stated refer.
ence may be had to statements OF persons treated
and published In the city papers. Many OF theso
persons may be seen at his room, at 10 A. M or p
NJ Of each day-at which hours, DR. B. will perforrn
experiments on the that may by preseuS.
ed. Ladies aud gentlemen are invited to eau ana
witness the experiments. 4sF ~ II ~ 4
p s. See notice above for hours and daya Thos.
who do not see DR.. BRAINERD within the time stated
will fail to see him at all as he will positively leave
en- route for New Orleans, on the S0th instant
la i0-I2t ~ EFT sFSa
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ARRIVALS Ar THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL-F R Dew and ladies.
r Boulware, Louisa; A B Irick, Z p Jones, Staun.
ton; c Trigg, Gardner. Col Barnett and LADY,
bsrasn s5ss fo ossGs sa: mi
III II Marshall, Miss Morton, Misses Lyle, Char
lotte; Mrs w Eggeston, child and servant Miss Eg-
Braxten. King WIN; C L Rufin, L Smith, Hano-
YER DR. Q1arles, King Wm; II Robertson, Norfolk; g
ertsoE, Petersburg; Hart, u of Vac @ Weeks,
lie; Oliver, England; vandeventer, Leesbure; W
REGARD, Baltimore; VIM Puryear and sery.t. Buck
ssiG!4 s.n fsesse s.a
Harrington. Y; w Robertson, daughter and segvt,
Petersbarsi W Smith, N College; W II Paf-
Roanoke; J 6 Tyler Hanover; Dr. Tyler. NsE
Kent. 3sts =
COLUMBIAN HoTEL!-A Martin, We Ha1d.
ley. w Garrett. Oliver. Welden, J A Garrett,
ss assshsns as aossss as, os, sssE s
Rsss.,l kSs RoSs,, wyssWSsn W.,o5 c.0sd
cs saa .n afti,s 4bsss bsss.S fSss D
Sssas. Gs, Fo.e As;
Williamson. Prince Edward; Dr. w TT MeCsreo ~
Bro,sa. chsIlostei p,i 2 Clarke, Di.xisa,s; e
tick, 4 Wnfres, Capt H Flsurnoy. j q Howistf.i
Cne.terield; l. H Neweomh R G Clarke. Absmasle;
8 T Riyes Petersburg; DR. Bobo, Lcbanon. ssfs9
I AMERICAN HOTEL--MrsJ 8 Hell md dassk-l
ter, N Y; T D Ssfeesnt Washington; 5 Harvey, Nd; .
soe. nv nv co~iins, LonissiIie; Wisse sY
Halfordet, Boston; A B Smith, g + Morton, Va; M
Word Richmond; r 4 Sharp. Lynchbure; B koshs
King Wm; Ellison kalady, vi Ellison LynchbE
T 4 Wiley, Amelis; r bail Mass D a Nimno. Ps
Dromgools. d Shelton, w; II WoodfN York; G.,
Mckinney aud lady Miss Mckinney, EfdhdFes 4
w Seabury aud daughter, Norfolk; Wright, Az
beanarle; Il Gordon, lady servants and hetses,
Tappsbannock; A o Yerby, Sussex; n Sincl2iFs N
tiIoucester; r Crabbe Bait g M Worfsbei, Sy-
ris; Rowiett Petersburg; Anderson. Pr Ed; ~
Lee, Phila; l. MarbuIy, J. Gillian, PetersHg;
{ s Cole and lady. Goocband: q w MorriA G II X
Hutchinson, r Hutchinson, Phil NJ PitxeI. dsusls-.
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VIRGINIA.

ARREsr.-We learn from the Norfolk Courier
rolina has been arrested on charge of connivng
with slaves to aid them in running eff to the North
1t appears that slave applies to fortune teller to
coniure for his succcess in escaping The fortune
teller informed the Mayor the slave was arrested
and certain confessions made by him led to the
arrest of the steward aforesaid
FIRE.-The store of Mr O'Dear, in Portsmouth.
was somewhat damaged by fire last Monday
night.
BEAvER.-A beaver, three feet in length, was kill
ed in Black Water Swamp, between Petersburg and
Sussex Court House. dey or two since, by
negro. --.t
New PaEss.-Our enterprising nei shbors of the
Southside Democrat have received the new power
press, and will commence grinding out papers with
it in day or two. sfN"@
MORE OF 1r.-Mr. Robert Williams died in Jail,
at Lynchburg, last Sunday night OF deerium tre-
mems.
RAILROAD fRoN.-The ship Sir Harry Smith has
arrived at Norfolk from Cardiff, with upwards of a
1000 tons Of frailroad iron tor the Roanoke Valley
Railroad.
THE ALBANrA.-The Norfolk Argus learns that
only about three hundred tons of iron have been
saved from this vessel, and probably this is all that
will be recovered. She has become complete
wreck, and has settled down below the surface o.
the water. a ! .-a. ]s4l. -
A CRrrENARIAN's Observation-Disclosures a 'pearesS
the properly of Mrs. Cairns. died in Petersburg on
Tuesday night last at the agaof l28 40 years, In
order to preserve relic off6e aged woman, some
curious person took the naifrom her right loot
and sent it to the Petersburg Express-the editor
whereof thinks it could be made available for ope,
ing oysters, 1t is about two inches in length, of
spiral shape, and two inches in circumference at
the base.
AUGUSTA CouNrY.-We copy the following items
from the Staunton Spectator 80
1t is stated that Capt L.. L. Stevenson has been
appointed Postmaster at Staunton in place of Mr.
g. Abney, resigned. Mr.. Abney did not find the
Office profitable, and soon got tired oft.
On last Thursday, this place was visited by yio-
lent storm OF wind and rain accompanied by thun
der and lightning. About one 1900 feet of the tin
roof of the Institution tor the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind were blown Off .sa = - -
Mr.. George Helser. a stage driver in the ep,-
ploy of Messrs. Parish & CO. met with serirua ac.
cident in this place last Monday morning. He was
assisting In raising grain to garner by means of
apuliy, and while drawing up bag the chain at.
tached to the pully gave way and the bag falling
upon the unfortunate man broke his hack
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FROM THE RIO GRANDF

The Austin Times, OF the 3lst ult contains the
following intelligence from the Rio Grande:
INDIAN NEws-Some Mexicans came in on Tues
DAY, from the rancho OF San Ygnacio, forty miles
below Laredo. They report that The Indians have
lately crossed the Rio Grande at the Passo de las
Mugeres, some thirty miles below Laredo-took
down the river, taking all the horses and killing
peoplefor some forty miles in that direction. They
tnen turned out to the rancho OF San Antonio Vie
jo-passed up by the Cato, where thew killed some
citizens and drove off all their animals -. \ = -
The safety OF the whole Rio Grande frontier is
Jeopardized. Bands of Indians are said to be NOV
ing over II at will and this state OF thugs will con
to protect it, ~ s4 = - rg7-'1-I
SANTA ANNA--The movements of this WORTHY
eontlnueto be an enigma to his countryinen ON the
no Grande. The feeling against hun is strongly
in.nieai They are determined to stir up a fevo
luton the first oppor;unit. s3-s 5 : 49,
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RICHMOND, Va
FRIDAY MORNING, JANgARY 90. 1854 /
THE WEEKLY nIsPATcH

For the week ending Friday Jan. 20. 10 now ready
and for sale at ths Office 1t contains editorials upon
avarety of subjects, from all quarters Of the
world local intelligence, lessat i've and nsression-
al proceedinrs sketches anecdotes poetry, &C.; and
the price is only three cents per single copy, or 81
per annum In advance.
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& ROBERTS

REMOVAL & ROBERTS
IA have removed TO the new store, No. p Iron
Buildings Pearl street.
Thankful for the liberal patronage of their old
friends ana customers, respectfully solicit
tnuance of the same and would invite the attention
of COUNTRY MERCHANTS, SADDLERS. MA.
CHlNlSTS, COACH MAKERS, and HOUSE BULL
DERS TO theiT superior assortment OF GOODS and
TOOLS, adapted to the wants of the trade
We are now receiving part and will shortly have
IN store, the whole of our SPRING STOCK, embra-
cling many and desirable Goods. Coschmakers
will find it to their interest to call and examine an
entire stock OF COACH HARDWARE ard
TRIMMINGS, TO be opened the ensuing month.
Our regular assortment of HARDWARE, CUT
LERY, GUNS and SADDLERY, will be greatly
increased and it will be constant aim to the
wants of customers aud friends both in goods and
prices. SMITH ROBERTS,
Ja5-lm p Pearl street
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HEsRIco CIRcuIT CoURr-Judge Clops
ton is yet engaged on the civil docket u his Court
Wh;cn seems to be quite heavy. By extra ferms,
and continued perseverance alone can the suits Of
long standing In this courtbe disposed of ~
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Cholera and Yellow Fever i. Is stated have bro
ken out al Cairo, LII, among the 1000 leck ma
seugers vino we're detained there in conseauene,
in the woods ''"PS.
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"AShat makes the milk 90 warm r. .ss ed I,estv ~
The nluknan one morning. Z. Please, mum. the
Pnmp handles broke. and misses took L from gSe
bilsr." & 81 81 ~ : s1 z - - - -
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iHE Owing to the incIo.
meney on the weather the lecture which Pro1es6or
evening was postponed until % night Prof r. q
one oi the most learned men IN ne fJu;ou s,sj =
the subject on which he = to treat 4 one q ecnssl
interest," We nave very little doubt that be win 50
greeted tonight BY large and intelligent susense
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SHOCKING AccrDENr-On SATURDAY. last savs
the parkersburg (Fa) News, the roofing of a tun
mel on the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad. about
hihe miles rom this place, known as Walkers tuu
nei' gave way killing two men, named Thomas
s'eAhorew and Thomas Welch, and breaking the
thigh OF another, named William Bolop.
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NIKGINIA MEDICAL AND SURGE

NIRGINIA MEDICAL AND SURGI-
CAL ALJOURNAL-Edited by Drs. GEORGE o.
OTIS and JAMES B. McCAW.-Ths is the largest
and most important of Southern Medical peri0d-
Gals. 1t is published monthly in numbers of at least
no large octave pages, and orms annually two large
volumes of upwar ds of $50 pages each.
Ii is the original medical journal In the coun-
try its selected department consisting almost entire
ly of translation, instead of being made up of those
articles with which the medical public is famarzed
by the pages of RANKING. LANCET, &c.
The following Id al epitone Of the contents of the
January number:
ORIGINAL coMNUNIcATIoNs
The Spinal SySte m-By Marshall Hall, F. r. S., of
LoEdon.
Hyste erotony-By DIR. WIN. A. Pstteson, Of Rich
Urea--By Professor Draper, of New York.
DR.. Gibson's Case of Auputation at the Shoulder
Joint
DR.. Msyos Clinical Reports of the Richmond In
Urinary.
Paralysis of the Masor Ocul-By Prof. Johnston, of
Richmond.
Aural Hernia. by Dr. F. II. Deane of Richmond.
Review OF BriqueSs great work on Cinchona, by DR..
Otis.
foundations Editorial Notices, &c.
Terms, per number, 50c;6 months, $3.50; enc year,
s..
J. w. RANDOLPH will receive subsc riptions to
the above ana 81 discount will be made those who
take the Journal and any other periodical and pay in
a6vance. ia l6
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DICHMOND SODA WATER MANU-

DICHMOND SODA WATER MANU-
IN FACTORYS-.T fellowng are e., the eres:.t
DEIPHIA PORTER, ALE and CIDER; !sI.s
Soda Water., SHE. per doz; Bottles Soc. per dcz
Half pt. Porter. 81 1c. do. do. SOC. dol
pI pr fer,sf ao Do. nef Iisle. DO. do d. %. Sc %.
Cider.... ....... A % o. 90. do. SOC. ID.
AL bottles returned will be positively charged
far al the above rates When bottesars sent out 81
the house. you viii please charge SIC per botte and
when returned. refund the money.
Please keep the bottles on their tides whcn falL .
i NJ. MCCORMACK,
I. liza Ut. isz2 No. SOC, Broad street y
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Montesquieu says: Il never listen tn ra,umn;,s
hfcsnse II they are untrue run the riek OF helm,
deceived snd Il they be true, OF hating persons ma
worth thinking about - r. ss''s = = ~ ~
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STONE MASONRY. The subscriber
~ havine completed the extensive foundatio for
Messrs. Tslisterro CO.. at Manchester, and nearly
completed the abunents and piers of Mayos Bridge,
would respectfully inform the public that he is pre-
pared to contract for building foundations bridges.
&c, sc, with the best quality of granite to be found
in the State. All work entrusted to will be done
IN d WorkmsDlike manner. JOHN w. DAVIES,
Stone Gutter and Mason. Southside of Dock
Residence Corner of Canal and I'd streets
do I'm,
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LEoTUREs.--The lectures Of the Rev NJ
sAMsos, at the first Bsp:ist Church, ON the Bible
lands, illustrated BY drawings and Diagrams. are
said to be unusually interesting to those who have
attended them ihisevening he delivers bis third
lecture the same place. and the public are 10 yfe
to attend ssl5 5sF ss-gs -
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Theodore A. Rossi recently ON frial for r.,r,;. I.
the tnail, has been granted a new trial. the iurs
being unable TO agree. Pending the new trial hs
has been held 10 bail In $4,000 80 ~
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10 make friend look niserable ask hin, n L.,
You ten dollars tor few days Nothing beats Il fr
checking hilsrity and giving bilious tome 10 ~
facial rluselea. - - - -
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TO THE MERCHANTS OF
&AWS, SAWS, SAWS of every descrip-
L y rion az and snl hv

~ ton, manu- ufactured and sold by
TOLAND L. BURGER,
10TH between Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles, and
every other variety Of SAWS that may be called for.
All Saws aped TOLAND BURGER, warranted
give sastacton, il not, being fairly tried, will
be exchanged or the money refunded.
Strengthening, re-toothng and repairing of all kinds
done at the shortest notice
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce
Circular Saw, either large small, that cannot
straighten, matter from what cause how badly
ii may have been sprung buckled.
All Circnhrs Wnrranted run true. de l6-6m
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THEArRE.-Notwithstandipg, tbe inc,

[ Observation-Disclosures the. incle.
rnency ofthe weather, which prevented the atten.
dance OF many who would otherwise have been
present, the beautiful play Of !" Lady OF Lyons y
was brought out last night in the most unexception.
able manner, giving infinite delight to discrimina-
ting audience. Miss Logan's Pauline was charm
ing piece Of acting and the only regret was that II
was not witnessed BY every one who adnires this
great production OF Bnlwer, We hope it WILDE re-
peated. on some more favorable night 49, 4 I Fl
The tragedy Of" Fazio" will be presented this
evening, Mise Logan sustaining the splendid char
acter of Blanca, supported by Boniface, Grfiths
and the strength of the company, The amusing
ine's entertainment. With Miss Logan as Jpliannq
and Taylor as the Duke, our citizens may expect
something frst-raie. Remember, the performance
tonight is for the benefit of Miss Logan the bare
announcement of which should be sufficient to fll
the house. esS fa Esss3s &
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The New York Typographical Society celebrated
Tie one hundred and iorty-eishlh anniversary of
The birth OF Benjamin Franklin, by ball aud sup
per at the City Assembly Rooms. Greeley respond
ed 10 the toast in honor of women, and ad dyocated
their Introduction into printing offices, for which
he was hissed by the cratt present.
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SENTENCE or DEATH. On Tuesday iast, Thon,as
Motley and William Blackledge. were arraisned
before the Law Court Of Appeals In Charleston. to
receive sentence for the murder oi slave new
trial having been refused. The Judge senienced
them to be hanged, III colieton District 8: G.. On
the 3rd of March
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

a. The circulation of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
considerably that of all the Daily papers OF Richmopd
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CONVERSATIONS BY THE SENArE.--The Senate
has recently confirmed the following:
JohnLynch. Collector, for Richmond Va.
Yorktown, Va ''
samuel ) Sawyer, Collector for Norfolk. Va.
John . Parker, Collector andIuspecter tor Cher
ystone, Va. -
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RRANDON BITTERS.-Ihis is a most
~ excellent Tonic, Diuretic Anti yspe ptic and
iuyigorstins Cordial. The above is made from
valuable recipe from Lowe Brandon" in Virginia
II has been fairly tried aud found truly etcacous in
the above disorders, and is now offered as re medal
agent in which perfect reliance may be placed.
Warranted purely We setable and recomln ended by
Ehe medical faculty. FOR sale only by
4. r. DUEAL & BRO
5aI Druggists, Main ST.
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MI MASONRY.-For sale at j. w. RAN
NI DOLPHS Bookstore and Bindery.
, Haps and Mishsps; or Tour III Europe, by Grace
Greenwood-$l 25. 49,
John; or is Cousin in the Hand worth two Counts
in the Bush, by 4. Carline--25c
The American Almanac, for l85l-SI.
The Positive Ph hiosophy of Auguste Coute, freely
nansa, ed aud condensed, By Harriet Martineau. 2
vols-Si
Alcohol end the Constitution of Man, being popu-
lar scientific account. illustrated by beautifully
colored chemical chart, by K. Il. Youlians-50c.
JANUARY No of the London Lancet. Per years.
The Virginia Text Book of Royal Arch Mason y
edited by John Dove--Si z5 ial7
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Nor AT FAULT.-Joe Anderson, the black
white washer, whose reputation has not been at all
improved by an extensive acquaintance with the
police, was set TO the criminal bar in the Mayors
Court yesterday for assaulting and beating color
ed associate named Samuel Clayton, on the 18th
inst. Sam represented himself to be a non resis
tanf, and as aniable In disposition as young
sheep. He had merely asked Joe to settle the bai.
ance between them, when Joe in the most barba.
rops manner, knocked him out as stiff as crutch,
tor merely clsiming what was his own disinter.
ested witness, who waspresent at the assault, gave
very dlferent version Of the affair, proving con
clusively that the complainant had been imJibino
too freely at the time of the circumstance and thai
the prisoner had to knock him over TO get rid Of
him. The Mayor, on learning these facta dismissed
the warrant, and the prisoner went on his way re.
joicing. x s'a.sz0 = aiFs5l.f fs s7Eaf = y
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nEmaA SNoDsaAss, PERHAPS "A nice young wo'
man in male attire was arrested in New Orleans
the other day, On being taken before the Record
er, she gave her name ~ Virginia Joncs She was
adnionished. fined twenty &dollars. aud permit
ted to depart which Gays the Crescent she did ~
quickly as her diminutiSe feet and dainty legs
could carry Ter.
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FnNhE OLD Nj DICAL HOUSE
IL FRANKLIN STREET HIST REI.QM TIIE

NhE Old N Z OLGA L HOUSE
i FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DocToR PLUME L. CO.
still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
treatment and of all delicate diseases this old
institution.
People in the country when visiting the city, are
very particularly invited to call mo charge for con-
mltaton.) Much attention is given female disor.
ders.
Doctor P. Co. the makers and sole venders of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW
ER3, which has stood the test of time and which 10
unrvalled in giving tone and vigor system shat
tered and almost wted down by the frohcs Of early
life.
All letters, prepaid, promptly attended to- Office
hours from A. NJ, till 2. NJ.
5-ti&wts RICHMOND, VA.
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nRUGS, MEDICINES, FANCY AR
~ TICLES, DYE STUFFS, &c.-The subscriber
thing connected with the drug business His stock
OF Medicine is good and fresh his stock of Perfumery
aud other Fancy Goods is complete. He respectfully
thst every attention will be paid to the compound.
ing OF Medicines, putting up prescriptions and family
oTde!s 4. LEONARD,
ia 10 2l2 Broad street
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O. FOR SALE-A Lot near Manches-
Ill ter, containing acres, which is q large and
convenient Dwelling, in thorough repair, with
cellent kitchen, servants house, stable carriage
house, and every conS Senience and comfort family
may require. This Lot affords excellent garden is
unusually healthy, affords excellent water, and from
which Is tine and commanding view the city
Richmond. Terms accommodating Apply to
de % TOLER e. COOK, Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-20
IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, WIRE,

6c-
40 tons American, English and Swede's Iron, com
prslng a tuii assortment OF round square and fiat
20 TONS bIstered Steel, nade of Swede's iron
% cases MAYORS Shear and Cest Steel
@n0 bales American, English and Russia Sheet Iron
Plough Iron, Plough Plates Hoop Iron
$50 boxes Tin Plates, different sizes
Block Tin. Vine, Zinc, Lead, Copper &c SC
For sale by f.. II. SKfNKFR
ia 3 Gary street
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RISE IN GCANo.--We learn from the Baltimore
Patriot THAT Messrs. Barreda e. Bro., Peruvian
agents have been instructed to raise the price Of
susHo from $4620 to s5o.2 per ton. This is owing
TO the increase OF treishts and the difficulty OF pro-
curing vessels to supply the increasing demand ier
the article
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Delicious PEKrUnr.-Mr. PnIgian, from

Delicious PERFUhE.-Mr. Pulgian, from
Constantinople, one of the Commissioners to the
New York Crystal Palace, is now iu our city dis
posing OF an assortment of Perfumery-f pure oil
of Roses light oil OF roses, Sultan's Amber suy, Ha
rens Chickek Suy, Ponnade made from oil OF roses
Water of Scraislio which for pleasant fragance
unsurpassed. In addition TO the above, Mr.. P. has
many pretty Turkish articles, and beautiful se-
lection of pictures, which he Is exhibiting to the
public free of charge. at Mr.. B. HasseIs store cor
ner OF Main and 10th streets. Having and test
ed the quality of some of the perfumes wegconi-
mend ,iern to the attention of our lady readers.