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cca.paon, ralns.. Of blood to ne Head AsLi
or %e is sss s.o%ssS sins
81 s Of ns pass S Choking
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Precipitation Yellowae'. Of ,he skin and Eye Pain n
ias s' The Flesh. Constant
n ssRSsS
BON, No 100 Arch street philaaelpnia ,., ,t..,,o,
by in the United states; the cures attest
Rsss f ssr s'. are xor s
great virtues IL the o. s LSs an
digestive they vit SAFE certain and
READ AED BE GoEvISGE 70 uooy,, sD,s
Sit seldom that we Md
ens. to the confidence ana emsa hitter w
trans the day. brief and then
the hearty approval Of the faculty itself"
SCOTS Wsotly," said, August IS:
DR HcofL.SDs BrrrRs. manufactured by Dr. Jack
; Ssa: OF tho sT aeny an ses
weakness. Persons &c INST % @
sautsrs sree, thsyh e upon weak systems"
MORE EVIDENCE
noo'sDs Gsssts - We are trying This .snOTn
testify tots We have taken the contents Of two
than previously from years of 0pae treatment at
Hon C. D. Mneline, Mayor the city Camden
sey says: Go -, w, 49,.
medicine and the which they
make inquiry respecting its merits From nqury
e: a1d found specific In it,
the liver and digestive and thu
influence prosirAon really
surprising. and strengthens the bringing them
into state reposc, making sleep refreshing.
this medicine generally used satisfied there
would the stomach liver and
tsu the majority Of real and imaginary diseases sanae
ePdemes generally This extraordinary medicine We would ad
friends all indisposed to give trial will
itself should fact be every family No other
medicine produce such evidences Of merit"
For sale, Wholesale aud retail, at 49, - -
No. 100 Arch street, door below Sixth Philadelphia and by
respectable dealers generally throughout the country.
For sale by
Jelly PURCELL, LADD CO.
HUOOkElt, Osborn CO., Carriage Man. ar-.ry o
II IL uaeturers and Dealers, No. AIS Main street, 5SS
Ter selected and fashionable variety Of fne Car
lagos and Bugg'es OF every description, Of OuT-SS-
MANUFACTURE which will sell favorable t. :.
iou OF embraced in H. following list which
keep during the season. and specially invite friends
nd .he public to give 4 call:
French Coaches Standing Top Barouches
Dickey seat Roek3wayS Slide seat Top Buggies
SiI Seat Chariotts0s Four do Wagons
DO Roekaways Top and no Top Dog 10
Five seat Rockaways I" " I" Boot
Your seat Jenny Lind do Top AID Top Dugges
Two seat Rockaways Sulkes
FALLING Top Barouches CaTryalls
Also several secoud hand Carriages and description OF
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HARDWARE,
SPRING IMPORTATION. 1881


aia M1R !S d e
% G% s In @ an and complete
%ana.s,gTfI IN al. country M supply q doOd:
ina S% P a P:ss Rpes
pS Ses sn'fs and and rS9 fi
Ivory Handle Knye. and Perks, 10 piece.
s s.Cr. n and p sssnI of ynESa: and style,
Pistols, Riae., Ride barrels and Mounting.
H Mss" HP c snS nE S. an i;:
Hand and Panel saws, Hsmmsr aud Hatehst,
Min, Pitt, Cross Cut and Circular sa~s
knyii', Vices and Smiths Bellows anu 0"e' MAKES
blister, steel square and oe,ason ''A'e'
CASTING. lior.e shoes and Horse shoe Nails
German seythe,, ssyth stones snsTth, and sickle,
HORSE colisrs blind Bride. and Hane.
Locss. Hi<ye: and Screws, Of every description
Planes, Chisels, Augers and FILES, all kinds
English, American; and O. .. Percussion Cap.
Tea Tray, and Walters And ali other goods usually found In
goods CASH the mos, fvOra
Die terms and selected exclusively for the Virginia. North
men,. merchants visiting this city respectfully invite them
low regular Ills any Of The Northern cities
ssSty99iANN%,ss, M apL ATGIIITECT,,' IN TWO
nov offered complete in tso volumes Since ohe
Builders all interested in he erection of besa,
her in ornamental plain styles this
book Zach rlan has following table showing estimated
cost OF every article required complete
the building be cuatsIy details drawn
TO SCALE ami the mechanic obtain page,
every necessary, well the appearance
manual for reference, THE oDEL ARCHITECT contain
ng In addition its plates every subject
public. " "
contains Ronpiece Printed in I'VE Coiours Plan for
Painted Ceiling, Printed In nine Colours
here s 81 Sheets DE ,Gns.y P%ss
Plates Of Front Perspective, and
Churches and sciOo Houses. Printed
plates exhibiting in minute detail the I'm ornamental por
tons OF Masonry, Wood and Iron Work. making an aggregate
229 Plates ia the Work per Set, 1890 PoT sRI.by
JAMES W0ODHOUSE
- BOOKSELLER s.D,ioner, and Dealer 10 Piano PorIss.
lei Richmond, Va.
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MvII.D,s FAM piifssiiINis
>HREE PRIZE M EDAI Us have Just been
II awarded to Oh. very elegant and superior HG

-....... MUltI.b,s FAM PHksiiUAts
VuHthh fhILE MEDALS have Just been
u 10 the very elegant NJ gu
49,. PIANO RORTES
'Nnlo'uu ~ Tue subscribers at the CrYsrLL PAN W.
IN mAhhg The above they take hi,
.Pouny 70 return their thanks lends for
ensNs Ahi liberal pairons them
IN Al no pains shall be
~ already Ained, and Ia
unah i"r their Instruments, have
me n facilities. which they enable
49,. ~ Iu,e y" promptly meet demand buyers from
shehsr dealers or Others, TO examine our
GRovIsrEEs TRUsIOW ssS R,o.Jv,,N
~ n pr.,t,-. VAdJoining st. Mich, las Iute')
,b.Ir ~ ~ awarded by the American Institute
800 :. soeec,sieh. feI-d8m- (sl
LoOhiNG Gi.Assft
Usn n.Ihe old established Looking Gluss W1r,lon..
- RicuARDs kiNGsIANDA CO. 10 remove ed ON re- C,u,,
ST. TO wv shambers street. one L,ek from
nrsuN New york. where will be found cnmpre s,
p riuh fhsts Ac &c The trade with .y.,,
f-5- dSn- Iul
n OmD a BRONN, 50 Cedar Street. NJ W
yM d"or bkoo the Post ofce) their arre and vel,
"sI,K AND FANCY DRY Goopsr
VOICE. oosr, FOR CASH " ~ N'"' '"''f IN
Their STOCK Of Goods be largely nm,
VIII be 81 their own Importation, who yor ibs1 &
VIII be readily convinced that there .yIr 10 bys,s
from this system. = 'a''"'"s W 'uyers
Merchants from all parts OF the country arc Invited 10 NJ,
f.s-d8i--tAl 80 '"s 'HAiAe''
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HsEa kSS@ H ~ ID

&2!SR $500
ns =. s....'h,ss s.An hoUIE-S:- ana t,onfO...
tsr. q is.snosr. ,,.a aseass aS"as "a. ss
10. Of Easaingsn btimors and PadnaIaa nee " ~Tt,a
comfortable .eheues will be The inland
siehnSud and New York: Leave Richmond daily O'clock
III and o'clock p Nj arrive in New York daily ats NJ aud
Pare to Washington. Is. elias. seat, 90
baltimore LIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Between Phladeiphia York, ave day at 81
and for each nrst class and o. e. and 81 for I'd
r0r through tickets to Washington baltimore Philadelphia
other Information, apply At the ticket ONCE.
Main Northern Route through tickets direct obtained
ing,on for Wheeling via the Relay HOUSE at ~ 30 "
The nigh, train win not stop To take down
Junction, Chesterfield, Milford, Guneys Fredericksburg
~ Ry Postmaster General no train will be
run between Richmond aud Washington Sunday nights
passengers daily between Wash.
ingon and baltimore by Of which the traveller uho
always in his power proceed hour drec,
on hi. Journey to any point north Of tina, place
INTERESTING FAItNIEliS-we believe will be inter.
estng to the Farmers Virginia. know that they buy
ern Market and 10 prove The above as,eon have ia.v
Furniture who have priced goods and
ehmon ey have returned and bought
US Therefore, call the Farmers and Planters
JONES 4 HARDWOOD
sells Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va
sADDLEiY subscriber respectfully Informs al.
doors below MssTs Webb, be
his sers himself ha wing had
twenty experience In his business
Of kinds Of Horse and Mule Coars which win
sell siow a. can be purchased at the North.
Country Merchants will
examine for themselves all Of which win sell cash.
mhl9-stf JosEpu N CoIorITr I,a,,
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a DAMS COS hrV Vo'k, Virginia and NorrI y tt,n,
N steamship ESptrs-. nrJ states Mail srn n.
ohc hnd jamestown tDdHdIroOi Hco EDtt Rjeg,gyJ ~
bhyg, 30, dc dcll1ying effected arranyeiepis Win ~. m
nai N steamers from New YORK Norfolk aoJ Hirt a.,
rhl tNpfrSs privileges that route We are nos
tv'y description with dispatch crediiy cIT
Der ErrTr's viii leige Er~ every Wednesday and
ny pr gu1i steamer NutguEr Nnd JlurTuwx
ugds wiz 70. received ~ our New York Once 70 Broadvay
hnlI pisi . neork. v. ", the ~ o ~ '''
Merchants and uthrrF ordering yn1i frot5 Sc w.,
1utsiCd o. orl"i BY adams a. Cos steamship Espt,
DOR miami Lsprss will heretofore n, *
hoinoud dhy IN clargr ~ special m,ssengers al ,
marcel 10 90 viz TIE inland route viii be iorzaded gi
j. T. voDoNoUGif, Agent E"s,s,Ig
nsl lnt,hdei Tor slpaeut steamers RaanoEs or
sl hereafter Ne received by ABANEA co % Ito.Jvv
t y authorized agents Ter - priyIeges ty No..
III ar ItDLAh q PLEASANT
~ brpad~ay New YORK
RIhWtHNiUit-- HIFIUt.KI, A TOps- "a, a., -.
~, '''''' 'fs f'r small families. f,T sa.e by ' ''
w tTa, conign-.-r Four aud y,c Gallon Wac, o..
"a a. "r shcig ''' ''O''
.-..-- ZIMMERMAN
w ~" - tot d, aniG bottle. fome op,.
ZIMMERMAN
ARDEN SE,ED.-Ou srsarioett f. po,, u. IT.,
i'iN' IlHti'fs ard
t-ii -''''"'" y JOIN TN urOTHEW
Agents for y Iandre'h
IsssAh ANS G5.tSSE.S.-.lSi tIJ, n., 49,. -
~ utIests fusaS, part s'rcty r'froe ' NV '"P Nt"
=" ~. chri 10 New ot'sans Nolastes
r., 70 hhd' prime Iol.o ho0 Sugar In store ,or ,,Isbv
LEWIS WEBB ON
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xtssIs arc All o. The nr. class city
more Tor this trade and
They are commanded by Captains,
rnodate They will he river Ly steam and
may be relied on 10 sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants going North, York vii,
nnd to their nterrst lane freight viii
be taken other
viii be made by the Agents York 10
OF patronage. " 1880
GOODS shipped by this York. will be forwarded fire..
OF commits to New Orleans Mobile Savannah or
any other Southern Northern
The vessels will lie Richmond At Rockets, In Nsv Yo,k
Berth No. l, Couee House Slip foot Of Wall street.
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond,
O. Ii. PlERs0N, New York, }Agents.
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NJEw EsTABLIsHMENT-ShiJ C2andiery Ercceries de-
IN The subscriber thankful his many friends the public
for the liberal he has received
they will eonnueln his Nre ESTABLISHMENT directly opposite the
Old Stand OF Hakins Lbbywhere found almost
article in the ship Chandery and line he intends
keep constantly baud large stock Of Rope all Sizes Blocks
OF ditto, and general assortment Of Groceries.
q UASKIN9
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UMroRTANr NoryCa- srEAMxRs BrlvI-d IN
u DkRk AND foCAHoNrAI. 5ntil further no.
uee both efthe above Steamers viii remain on the
route between RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE, connecting the
dephiA.
AsBELvIDxRR Captain CLIFFORD, every
anernoon ketarning she viii leave Richmond every
PooAnoNrAs Captain Jones' viii leave Baltimore every
WEDNESDAY afternoon. Returning she will leave Richmond
SATURDAY afernoon thus sfordns the merchants
the certain expeditions
P...eers Cincinnati and the South and Yves!
freight apply to LuDLAM WATSON.
M MON sTkAM SHIP COMPLAINTS LANE OF
"Wednesday via Norfolk and CAPE May-Sermer 6RRS
CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain Mitchell, stelner.&ak16
pTRGfSiA, Captain reai and the stimer PENNSYLVANIA
Capt Baymoeone Of these splendid viii Reh
Philadelphia Monday aud Thursday at high
Returning philadsiphiA Wednesday aud satur.
day, at 10 oeloek, A. NJ, until further notice.
through New York. either By
steamers allowing them the privilege remaining In Phde
pha three days. directly to New York.
shipper, wc.t -Tobaeeonis,s OF shipping
Pburg will please bear In mind have made all
to forward Tobacco through at Co. 100
pounds.
Due notice will be Away. given the Daily Papers In the
when the steamers will be ready receive freight and the
hour Of their sailing.
the steamers
Passage through to New York, Is, cabin and found $50
Passage through Is, e.bn found, 30
Do Do DO DO Norfolk, 10 y. do do do 90 90 aSSS
For freight or passage, apply TO
jys Richmond, Va, on the Dock.
Nut CMhCKERS AND MT PlCKS.-nssant
and Rome Handle Nut Picks. for sale by -
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NORFOLK TRAIN
Mondays Fridays at ek A. NJ
fer Port wahA where With the Steamboat Augusta
Captain William O. Smith, for Norfolk. Portsmouth, and the inter-
mediate PLACES
Pare Norfolk Portsmouth,.
Meals (each) 90 cents.
The freight Norfolk and Portsmouth and the
dieren landings the must be paid In advance
Servants travelling BY themselves must be furnished with two
Atthe and muste
the that they permitted TO the
cars or Boat as the case may be.
oro6 DODAMEAD Il
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HUGH 4. WATT.
GHIN "A HALF

VlY REGSNT arrivals from England and the NORTH am in
CHINA GLASS, AND EARTIIENWARR, LOOKING
GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, STONE WARE, &c.
Comprising assortment, carefully selected expressly
the trade Of Virginia, North Carolina
Tennessee All OF goots h line areinvd
examine the goods aud prices before purchasing elsewhere
se1O 40 ~ Main {
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-17
THE LATEST DISPATCHES.

VIENNA, Thursday, Nov. 2, 1854.
Baron Won dar Piordten has arrived here.
Nothing decisive had taken pace at Ssbastopsl
nptotae 27th. Toe city and mag zine harmed on
the 17th, 18th and 10th.
a dcspatct Of Prince Menscb,kof Of the 26tl
Cct<beI, officially confirms the affair OF the 25th.
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Prom the London Examiner Oct 2S.l
:. american diplomacy in Europe has not been very
iehctous this week. Bad enough before, it mas de-
scended to worse. Mr.. SouIe, the representative Of
miesioD jptc France and forced back !, london. for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-17

The RasuiAns attached the detached English
TIE heish lost six hundred horses and eleven
The French had . second battery RACED.
The Trent brings news from Balakiava TO 18th
October. She reports that the upper batteries Of
Fort Constantine we're demolished.
The Allies had sunk tU0 Russian ine-Ofbattlo
ehps in the southern harbor.
Frequent conflicts occurred between the enemy
ana the English covering the troops at InkermAn.
Advices from ST. Petersburg vic Berlin, bring
news from Sebastopol 70 the 9Th October.
They state that nothing had occurred with Lipran-
DIS corps aimee the 26th.
The bonbardment continued.
The attack from the sea had not been renewed.
Lord Burghersh has left Vienna for the Crimes,
via Trieste. He Is not tho bearer Of dispatches.
BALAKLAvA, Oct Is.
The Russians have remounted their guns. which
are much heavier than ours.
Our loss yesterday amounted TO SO.
The Retribution and London (query, Agamem-
nonl both caught 6re, and have had their nanmasts
carried away.
The redoubt and the round tower keep mp brisk
fire. We get our munitions mp with difficulty.
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II
Liverpool has been frightened from its propriety
by series Of failures comparable only with those
which ocs urred in the panic period seven years
since The alarm occasioncd has consequently pro-
duced deep influence upon credit, and the public
have vat he'd with some anxiety the progress Of
the whole OF the statements have not been sub
mittcd to general scrutiny, sufficient OF their con-
tents has traDspired to furnish insight oto the
which have led TO these ruinous results and
have been based Ia orc that coud scarcely have
terminated In any other way. Painful as this re
fection s, II 10 clear that shocks sach as those re-
Gently Witnessed will periodically recur until ner-
chants and traders Of all grades shall have bsen
hroug ht 10 c1rycton OF TIE ke.esssy Of kec sirs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-17

susquehsnns and Southampton lefs last week, ID
former via Japan and San Francsco. The Unitd
States surveying squadron are all still in soutber
waters,e excepting the screw steamer John Hancock
which left for sbanehre Last week. . precursor, ID
70 faid, TO the Powhstan, with Mr.. C0mmi3icne
hcLaEe and DR.. Parker, bound to the Golf Of Pc
cheli and an interview al the Northern Court.
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ing open, at GreytoHn, and whici al cad has led
to On augmentation Of our Yves, Indian squadron. lf
II really ia II wish-the insane wishoi the present
UIited States Cabinet to embr1l the two countries
in wsr for the sake CT recruiting either the strength
Of the political party which placed 1t In power, or
its own declining Influence With that party-she
good sense Of Eorope will first appeal, not 10 re.
elimination retaliation, to ms, bu. to t1e bct.sr
feelings and the mere rational views Of tina, class Ia
the Union which osght to prevail equally IN rspub
lean as In monsrchicsl lovefnmen.s--the cla.s
which possesses the real ints gence of the county.
Air ady it has condemn cd In snner 1T &c hono.
abs ta The United States Ar satssfscsor, 70 Eoga
and France, the outrage commit. uuder tia sas>
ion Of the American flag. Butt. viii have done 10
no pun pose II it Can be delnded Tito permitting its
public servants at Was .ingt0n 70 scssn t1en selves
lrm Congressional csnsme BIZ c,sstrg fore'gl iis :.
,ord cut Of purey dUusstic taosictipu. nac1,
TOO, 81 En- gland desles toe most ntimste aliituss
vi TIE United States, there Is one price sas can
MT lay for II. She cannot assea. 10 all the doc
unes, preteDsioDs and outragrs viii a U1tte,
States Executive may choose for its ow1 me,n
purposes 70 propopnd or Iractjee. We also
loyalty. tie fidelity. ana affection Of cur fell
low subjects there to our common sovereixns;
We mean TO remain one, and 10 fulfil all its duties
ard obi gsfions We are neither 10 DO afrishted ny
bird words, or driven away by hard blows. Nor
will II be lost on intelligent Americans that the
If necessary, extend itself beyond the boundaries Of
Europe, and protect, even on the shores OF the At
lsntic, interests common to both countries. Bat
why, we again ask, should we have angry discus.
sions on things IN themselves trfngl To all sober-
minded thoughtful Euglishmen they are as mournfnl
~ they are detestable. And the great cod Of that
class Is to induce the corresponding class In he
United States TO join with 1t in putting end
and forever, to- these mischisvous diplomatic ab
surdities.
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who, lmbDcd 70 tue lore With "mercantlltsm."
,Iesds under foot humanity and the rights OF men,
torieDts Of the West Az formerly the stream flowed
from Eat TO West, the rsverse Is the case. No
mater how the csuses for the war may be REGARDED,
that between Russia aud Turkey Ii founded re
lg,ous grounds. Through tie policy Of the Western
Pov ers the bas, no Sever, assumed the charac-
ter Of q strnggie between conservatism aud c,mma
mist revolution. Dolly one path is open 10 the En-
ptror-that of light and honor. He will ad
here to his word lot to make oopquests, bnt
the same iims j, is his mission TO restore Russian
'prepoDderance' on the Bosphorus, because tha. Is
absolutely requisite for the developement q OF
Russia, and the re-establishment Of order"
This is letting the cat out Of toe bag with q
1T is Russia's holy duty to establish aud cooso
lidate the dominion OF Christianity on the Bos-
pborus. Finslly, the Emperor, as the strong rock
and defender Of Europe, has to fulfil the lofty mission
Of consolidating Eur 0pta an consel vatiem."
So Russia Is the sole sh cid and defender OF
order in Europe! Prussis's king is nothing
heals and governments Of the world mere non.
entities.
ITO attain this object Russia must carry on an
obstinate war, which will break down Eosland's
avarice, and Internationally terminate Turkish mis-
rule"
Such is TIE programme of the Imperial Comt
Journct, which, If It echoes the sentiments and In
tentions of the Gar shows plainly that nothing will
satisfy him short OF the expulsion Of thu Turks from
the Boaphorue, the corgoi5atior OF his power ia
the Black Sea, end the destruction OF British com
nerce and power BY land and sea. AT oil eveuts,
the Neva Court Journal merits praise for It's can.
DOR which js infinitely preferable to Tie concealed
nostility and spurious friendship Of our ally on the
Spice.
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or the japan feet, the Saratoga, as was reported
twc mails ago, lett Japan on the 5th April, having
Fleet Captain Adams On board, is bearer 10 Vas.
Irgton Ct the treaty between the Uni ed States and
Japan. She rived at Sandwich Islands, and sailed
FOR Tahiti route to the United States on the lssi
May, Ca yten Adars pio eediug to San FrAncisc)
in ihs bark Wavelet. The Plymouth, with the pre-
stDts from the Emperor OF Japan left this hafboT on
the 10th Jolly for New 70 k, via singapore, Penang,
ana The Gaze Of Good Hope. The Msccdonsn has
gone to snils The Southampton loads here via
coal for JapsI and VIII be followed probably by the
Lsxi vt ~ thence both vessels will 20 20 the Uuited
Sia,es viz Cape Horn. The Missssipps, nov a, Can
sicgmooD, with the Susquehapoa hourly expsctei
from Stangbse after short stay at Macao will pro-
coed home, via the Sandwich I-llnss aud California.
The Pc wnatan, Macedonian, and vandalia, remain
on this station.
Commodore Ringgoli, of the Surveying Fleet is,
we are sorry to learn compelled through sckne 20
return hone, and Capt. Rodgers, late Of the John
Hancock, now Ct the Vincennes, takes command Of
the squadron, consisting of the vincennes John
Hanco X, PorpoiEe, and Fenmore Cooper, which
will shortly proceed on their surveying cruize.
The Supply has gone to Canton, 20 relieve the
chartered steamer Queen, nov lying on the Fscto.
es, and will be followed on the 17tn insan. by the
J. p. Kennedy. TIE charter OF the Qaeen has ex.
pred, and is rot TO be renewed
ALSO the folio Tiog:-
The u. 5. storeship Supply arrived in this hsrbor
on the LIST instant, from Fo.moss, whittier she aad
the Macedonian had been despatched by Commodore
Perry 70 survey the coal beds. They found the de-
post Of coal to be immense and eel situated for the
supply OF Shipping; but il required digging, an
they were only able to obtain few tons.
No attempt was msde to explore the interior OF
the island; but Mr. Jones, Naval Chaplain OF the
Mississippi, VINO had accompanied the expedition,
penetrated inland for two or three miles, on mine.
rsogical excu]sisp.
From the Overland Friend OF China, Sept. Ill
Commodore Perry proceeds home by the present
mail, bearing with him the hearty good wishes Of
the whole Of the foreign community in China, who
respect bis Excellency, no. more for the act dis
played in bis negotiations with Japan, than for
the noble qualities and department Of the old We
xrsn generally. The Japan feet, excepting the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-17
One Kind OF Help.

A tradesman was waited upon in his
shop by n superbly dressed female whom
he politely addressed and desired to know
what commands she wished to honor him
with. The lady, after lifting her vail
which hid a not unhandsome face, in
timating, in style corresponding with
her dress, that hearing that there was q
vacancy in the gentleman's service, she
desired to be engaged by him as house.
maid. The gentleman stated that hi:
"betier halr' was nj their residence in the
suburbs. The following dilogue then
ensued:-
Servantigirl, Gin u querulous and dis
affected tone. )-"Then you reside In
the country-that would be 50 incon'
venient."
Genteman-"But,t then, we could re-
move TO town."
Servant girl--"And then the wash
ings, am given to understand, are done
at home which don't much like"
Genteman--"But then we could Civ,
them out"
Servant girl-"And are there auy chill
drenl"
Gentleman-"Twelv
Servant girl-(in great excitement
and half inclined to faint. y'Twelve chill.
dren!'
Conference.-The then to oblige you
we could drown u few Of them"
The lady-servant turned on her heel
and swept away from the premises will
the air of a Cleopatra.