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Respectfully yours,
CAMPBELL, Supt. Of City GAS Works.
HOTELS.


Tho value of the Machine to Hotels, NAV be
learned from the following:
GADsBY's HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 81, 1853
l have been using Kidder's Regulator in my Hotel
for the last six weeks, and during that time am
confident have saved in money rs per cent. over
the amount paid for the time last year. and be-
lisvs my light is quite a, good before using it,
and do feel confident that it is decided saving to
the consumer of gas. W. GADsBY.
AsToR House, Nov. |. 1858.
We have had DR.. Walter Kiddcr's Gas Regulator
In Use at the Astor House, for several months past
We have three Regulators attached to as many me-
tres, Gone on each,) and they supply about go
burners. The Regulators operate finely they per-
fectly regulate the burning Of gas and with as good
ught, save us handsome per centage upon our
bills Of consumption, say about fifteen dollars
week, which is equal to twenty-five per cent ON our
gas bills. We consequently feel very great conf
dence in the success Of the Regulator
COLEMAN & STE "
PRIVATE CONSUMERS.
list of the parties using the Regulator will b
found in the Pamphlet OF the NEW YORK GAS RIG
uLAToR COMPANY at 2G2 Broadway
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Engineers and all others connected with Ga. Com.
panie are invited TO visit the experimental Room of
the Company, and fully satisfy themselves of the
value of the Regulator.
THE SAVING MADE,
varies with the pressure Of the gas in the street
mains. Twenty-Five per cent i. acknowledged bv
users OF the Regulator, and places daily reported
to the Company, and the gas bills shown where 80,
SO and even 40 per cent. has been saved. The Cir
GUAR oil the Company contains list of references
so widely known, and Of such weight in the commu-
nifty, that no one who desire. use the Regulator
can be at fault, when seeking friends advice as to
its merits.
Circulars sent by mail when desired. All orders
attended to.
II Call and examine for yourselves at the Office
OF the NEW York GAS REGULATOR COMPANY, go2
bRoADwAr' s. l. CLARK, Secretary.
n BRONSON, sole agent for Burlington, who
prepared to furnish and put on Regulators to order
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AGRICULTURAL.
Albany Agricultural Works,

Warehouse and seed Store
EMERY CO., Sole Manufacturers Of EMERY,S
celebrated Patent Rqiiroad Hors, Porcr, amt Orey-
.h9t 1hTeshng Machines amt Nepqrators Al.o,
Manufacturers of, and wholesale aud retail dealers
IN Agrouhw" Mochin's aud Implements Of the
latest and most approved kinds extant dealers in
Gram, Fitid, Grass, Gdrdep, and Fiorc S,eds, and
FothsG'. -Y'Warohousc and sales Room, 369
and 373 Broadway, Albany, N Y.
HENRY u. EMERY JAMES REpFIELD.
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liARDW
NATHANIEL WRIGHT,

IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Coach and Saddiery Hardrare, Pushes Cloths Dam.
ASK Rubbr Cio'h, Patent Leother Copoi md Leather
VarniSh "DELEVAN BLOCK,'
No. 1924 Broadway corner of Hamilton Street.
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Removal {. q.
SHEET MUSIC,

Manufactured by PRIvoE { Go. Buffalo, and G ArHAi
Il Necdham, New York, Of all sizes and pattern
and every instrument uarroufed
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q c. & P. B. RICHARDS, DESCENDANTS

q c. & P. B. RICHARDS, DESCENDANTS
~ of the Grand Ottawa Tribe, have taken up
their residence in Burlington, on II. Paul street,
second door North Of the Stone Church, where they
are prepared to administer the wa nts of the sick
and Afflicted Having had long experience in the
use of Vegetable Medicines, they feel no ordinary
degree Of pleasure in stating to the public generally
and especially to the Departing Invalid. that TuEY
CAN TREAT SUCCESSFULLY all durable diseases to
which the human system Is subject The Doctors
have resided for the last three years in the city Of
Hudson, where their aboriginal skill in the healing
art has earned for them an ouviable reputation
Their success in the treatment of Pulmonary Com
sumption, Diseases Of the Liver, Heart Kidneys aud
Spleen, rcrofula, Dropsics, Ulcers, Eruptious, etc
has had the effect to attract numerous invalid. from
various parts of the country, greater portion of
whom have been permanently cured by the use of
those Roots and Plants that the Great Spirit has
particularly designed for the cure of the above COM
plants, and for the administration of which the
Doctors have become so Justly celebrated.
The Doctors inherit the skill and native talent
that have so long distinguished their ancestors as
their Father and Grand Father celeb aed Med
cine Men of their Tribes.
The sick of both sexes are invited to call and con-
suit these thoroughbred Indian Doctors
IF The Doctors will visit patients at their resi.
dences, when desired.
Burlington Jan. Is, 1854. WY
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Kidder's Patent Gas Regulator.
Producing uniform Light,
And effecting a saving of IS per cent.


NO GAS CONSUMER WHO DESIRES A
steady, agreeable aud economical light, should
be without this valuable invention, which at
does away with all personal attention to gas lights
and secures invariably the utmost economy in the
consumption Of gas.
1t is in successful operation in the largest Hotels
and Factories of the United States, and in thousands
of private residences, everywhere thoroughly per-
forming its work 1t has been fully tested by the
most eminent Gas Engineers Of the Union, and the
Company has yet to hear of the first instance in
which 1t has faed to be approved.
ENGLNEERS' TESTIMONY.
MANHATTAN GAS WORKS, Oct. 70, 1852.
Dear Sir Enclosed send you "A certificate set.
ting forth as briefly as can the advantages of Dr.
Kidder's admirable invention. do not think it
necessary to mention any experiments may have
made Drs. Elicit, Torrey and Gibbs have book
full to be produced when needed. | will add here
however, to be used when you desire it, the result
of an experiment made at these Works, and which
can be repeated whenever desired. With the street
pressure of four and half inches of water, and
burner near the governor the pressure of the burner
gauge was seven.tenths. The governor remaining
untouched, the number of lights increased to
hty-four extending over a surface of several hun
dred feet, and the street pressure was reduced to
two inches, and the pressure gauge at the governor
as before, ssven-tenths.
Yours, &C., CHAS ROOME.
MANHATTAN GAS WORKS, Oct. %, 1852.
The Gas Regulator of Dr. Kidder is in nv opin.
ion, the most valuable instrument for regulating the
flow of gas to the burners that have ever SEEM
1t is correct in principle, and will accomplish admir-
ably the objects for which it designed. 1t will
insure great seadiness in the lights, and the
pressure at the metre is by this instrument reduced
considerably below that the street MAINS it will
enable the consumer to gain equal amount of
light at smaller expenditure of gas for the less
the pressure under which the gas is consumed, the
greater is the amount of light obtained.
CHAS. R00ME, Engineer
Manhattan Gas Light Company.
RICHMOND, August Is, 1853.
My engagements prevented me from experiment.
ing with your Regulator before this week had
it put up and so arranged that could show the
pressure of the works the burners, which vary
from to "a inches | made some weights Of lead
and weighed it so brought the pressure Clio, the
pressure the street mains "a inches, and with of
your feet burners under the street pressure, the
cooks turned off so that they would not perccptbly
blow, consumed IL cubic feet in 25 minutes. /
then put the Regulator and opened the cocks full,
same number Of burners burning the same time, |
consumed cubic feet, showing saving Of rs per
cent. The experiment to me was very satisfactory
the lights burned very steadily, | could not per
ceive any difference in the pressure flame whether
ono or six Of the lights were burning From what
! have SEEM would have no hesitation in recom-
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One of the above splendid Steamers will leave the
Michigan Central Railroad Line wharf, Mt o'clock
=. NJ. or on the arrival of the Lightning Trains
from New \ ork aud Albany. Running through, via
North shore, without landing, arriving in Detroit
the next afternoon, in time for the Lightning Train
for Chicago, over heavy r Bail--a we'll soddcd
road, free from dust-comfortnblc Night Cars built
expressly for the Route, the best Hailrond in the
II lnm .,iLn
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TOthc Musical World.

DIANo FoRTES, BENNETT q CO., 36l Broad
L way, New York, are manufacturing and have
constantly on hand an extensive assortment of Pr
amos, embracing every variety Of style and size,
from 6 to II Octaves, from : 100 to = 200 each
We have testimonials from the first Piansts in the
country of the superior Brillancv, Breadth and
Sweetness Of tone throughout the entire register of
our Pianos, while delicate elasticity of touch has
been prominently secured, all our instruments are
fully warranted to give satisfaction. Buyers who
understand their own interests will call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. BENNETT & CO.,
" 36l Broadway, New York.
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5 APOTEaEGARIES HALL
EEnR VIZ nITCHT

w
(SHcceSSOr IN &. p. Si MORN 4 co. \
II ANING LATELl COMMENCED BUSINESS IN
L this well known establishment, | am pre-
pared To- offer the public full and complete dssort-
mcnt Of Drugs Medicines, Chemicals. Dye Stuffs,
surgical Instruments Mineral Teeth, Dental Arti-
ces, Mineral Waters, Brushes, Combs, Soap, Per
fumes, Fancy Articles, Foreign and Domestic Cigars,
Camphcne and Fluid. Glass Ware, &c, &c. In fine,
every article connected with the business.
All the popular Patent Medicines of the day at
Wholesale and Retail at proprietors prices.
Having engaged the services of Mr. WV. Wilson,
thoroughly cduca ted Chemist and Apothecary, who
educated and received diploma in Glasgow,
Scotland and has since been for the last few months
with Messrs. VIM. Lyman Co.. Druggsts) of
Montreal, who, also recommend him in the highest
terms for his good character and thorough knowl-
edge of the Druggist business, in all its details
MIR. Wilson will give his personal attention to COM
pounding Physicians Prescriptions and the retailing
Of Medicines.
Commencing under these peculiarly favorable
circumstances securing have, the assistance of
practical Druggist, feel confident in assuring the
public that all Medicine, compounded in this Store.
will he done in the most scientific and acceptable
manner, and warranted go,uinc.
GEORGE W. ALLEN.
Burlington March %, l-ji. d6w
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For Sale.

4 large and commodIous Dwelling House
\ with Garden and Fruit Orchard adj, ming the
whole lot containing one acre Of land Thisllouse
rs not surpassed by any in the Village in brauty of
location Being situated AZ the head 81 College s..
nm IN The substantial nntera Of which tis bnil,,
ieIms made easy Apply on theprenisr, T.,
PATTlE REED
Oct' a. WISH
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German Wors'cds.

A FRESH LOT, NEW AND DESIRABLE col
"a oRs also, Worsted Patterns, &c, iu-t opened
at LlMAN'S
May 4, dGwtf
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Nails
Later from The lS,,hcric.

A FEW TIERCES SALMON, NO !. MACKEREL
~ and Codfsb-and a lew Boxes Candles, which
didn't come from the Fisheries, for sale by
A. 5. DEWEY.
Oct 10. d3wtf
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Or. J. -. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHoLTCON
FINN, R,b.f ami CU,,oc
FFERING FEM Airs

1 ! -tuni. rrc.cm.
q incnt for it, cula-
tive ppwors in niI
the disuH.us tor
which II j. t,cui-
mend ed, usually
called
FfWAtEtuWrtNfNtS
OF tlcsc are pfullp-
sus I teri, or Falling
Of the " omb; Fluor
Albus, or " hitc.
Chronic lunatnina
ton and I Iteration
Of the Womb +; Incl
dental llemorrhuEo,
or Flooding Pain
frl, suppressed. and
Irregular Mcuftru-
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Rrirurvcrs.
+. u. rr,EnNW. VI. D.. Itica, y. J.
l.. u. FLrNrvG. NJ. D., ranondaieua. y. J,
VI. II. Nuts, NJ. D., Rochester, y. !
u. J. Footr, VI. D.. Syracuse, y. Y.
Prof DUNBAR, NJ. u. Baltimore, Nd,
j. G.. OUutoK, VI. H. Baltimore, Md.
". W. REESE, NJ. D., New York city.
W. PHfscorr, VI. j.. Concord, y II
J. p. NrwLNNp, VI. D., Utica, y.
Rev. G. ;. BEARD, Glenn SPRING, : 9.
Pamphlets had graft. at the store of Mr. THO
DoBE \. PECk, Druggist, wholcsalc and retail
Agent, burlington, Vt.
Also sold by NELSON TAIEClIlLD, Milton, aud
by most Of the lcadn. Druggists in The state.
n Ldtr o5ir,.,,d tn co,, qf VI. Cmi,, Hatet,
Ag,u, al Rar,n,a, ohm.
To- DR.. MNH,ut,i:-I have been ten ycars troubled
with Female omrlaiut'-proapsus utcri, all the
attending diicultic, at times rendering my Life
most miserable. have had the Attendance Of some
Of the best physicians, with but little success IT,"
most they could do was to rclicvc-a cure out II
the question. For five months before commcucir.
with your medicine, bad not been able to perform
any labor. could walk but frw steps at time. and
scarcely went out of doors--in short, was COM
plctely pro.tratcd. both in body and mind, and O.
pcctod To- dra- out the rest Of my day. in suffering
and misery. But reading your advertisement. |
induced to Try your invaluable medicine called
Uterine Cathocon, the lat resort | had not
used it week before ! felt like another woman
BY tina OF three bottles was enabled to perform
all the labor for six in the family with ease, and
could walk anywhere in the ncighborhood without
injury. Nothing butt sense of my duty to you and
to the afflicted, has induced me to state my To
the public. can safely recommend the preparation
to all those suffering like myself,
(Signcd) Mrs. SARAH A. Brsuor.
FRFEnoN, Portage Co, Ohio, Dee. ~, 1852.
Ell. B. MARCHIS1 & CO., Propr,c'o,s,
Central Depot, 3Oi Broadway, n, !.
Jan. /, 1851. moe.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Archibald Mcclure 4 Co.,

a g. 76 Natc-st, and Is g. II Norton-st., Albany
Offer at Wholesale a large and general assortment
of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils Var
nishes, French and American Window Glass, Dive
Stufs, Brushes, Camphene Fluid, &C., together with
every other article in their line
ARCHIBALD MCCLURE. WILLIAM a. RICE.
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IL. 4. DAVIS Il Co..

Manufacture NJ and Vhoiesais Dealers in
r E A d Y MADE OTHIN
Importers and Jobbers Of Cloths. Cassimeres Vests
ngs and Trimmings. large assortment of fine
and medium, low priced Clothing, constantly on
hand and for sale on the most liberal terms Mer-
chants are invited to call and examine our stock.
Nos. 3 and E1chonge, ABdnv.
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j A r E ID LIT,
LEATHER AND FINDING STORE

48 Hudson Street, ABany.
Constantly on hand oak and healock Sole
leather, French and American cur SKINS,
Innings, BiadHgS, Morocco, Lasts, and
Boot Trees Shoe Makers Tools a,.d Find-
ngs Of all hnds, rhoiesale and retail.
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The Resi- Hair Dive.

MATCHES superior article, round and square
w splints in Round uood and Square Paper Bores,
put up in shipping ORDER and sold at the lowest
Lane New York. ly
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New Goods.

NJ r HAVE JUST RErl R\ED FROM
w market with a choice stock Of groceries aud
Provisions, which we are prepared to sell for Cash
at Low PRlCES. We assure the trade and dealers
generally that we have some Good Bargains to offer
them. Please call and examine stock. The
CNsH SNsTGu, is m, system by which 10 get Gusp
vrRnEs. HERRlCk MILES.
Corner King and Water SITS.
Nov. IS, 1852. dIwtf
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lar. J. K. uALTONS "prcmium Extracts" for
Dculinary use are sold by rs. DEWEY.
August 23 dtf
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Vanhc;sen 4 Charles,

NUINA UETUI,
Nos. G2 d ca State street, ADany, ". y,
Importers, wholesale and retail dealers in China.
Glass, Eurthern Ware, Britannia Ware, Looking
Glasses, stone Ware, Druggists Ware. CandleLras,
Girandole, Camphene, and Oil Lamps of the various
kinds
p GAS FIXTURES. -
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More than Ten ThoHsapi Pieces now on hand. and
all new pieces Of Music received publish.
ed Glec Book, and Church Music Books of every
description.
Mr.. RI ST will sell all articles a. low those of
the quality can be obtained in any city, and
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare effort To keep complete
assortment of all articles usually kept in a Music
store, and by constant personal attention 10 his bu
siu"ss, hopes to sec in his New and Commodious
store. AL of his OLD, and many NLw customers.
Burlington, July Is, lsj3. w3wtf
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
George \. WOOIVcrfOn & Co,

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers IN
Boots and shoe; also, Agents for GooIyear's India
Rubbers, and j. Patridge's Boots.
sos and 1858 Broad1cay, Albany, ~ Y
u. a. OOlverton. 7. Dunn. G. Il Moolverton
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and in fact, by all CLASSES IN the community Among
others l. recommended bv Rev. nr. Lyman Bcochrr
late President of Lane Theological Seminary, Gin
cunati, Ohio; Rev, pr, Leonard Woods, Abbott
Prof of Theology in Andover Theological seminary
Mass Hon. Daniel =. Thompson, Secretary of the
state Of Vermont, author Of "Green Mountain
Boys, -" Lock Am,den," Sc, Montpelier, Vt. y.
I. Williams, E'l formerly Collector of tho Port OF
Pa. h. G, Fcruam, Portland, Me-, aud many other,
In connection with our old ~ cent article, we nov
put M : silc, IN large square BOTTLES with rich
yuamcled blue Wrappers, gilt directions. and fac
smile of VIM. lou'n Cutler, containing nearly four
timr- the quantity ut the smaller sire.
II beware of Counterfeit, aud Imitation,
Enquire ior the article 10y its hole Name, " Veg.
aobic Puhn4nUV Bli,om."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER 4 CO., Drug
sisl- - India IT,, Bustuu, Aass., and sold By Apoth-
ccarie. aud Couttry Merchants generally. Price,
large size sl small size 40 cents
January -. w5lw3mos
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Sc WIN q Ma CHIN Els.

INH1S MACHINE is now justly the most approved
Il and no controversy exists between it and any
other patent Offices, 4O5 Broadway, New York;
I'nymarket Square, Boston ; and AZ South lth St,
Philadelphia. ly
f,,' hIhrr 1883.
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam

m PrUSSIC ici1 UoT Tartar Emstic.
THE GREAT STANDARD
remedy for all Pulmonary Dn-
d. ''.-EAtenslycly used. tested
and approved in New England.
Canada and the British Provinces
during u period of Twcnty-scvcn
years, by Eminent Physicians,
tlorsymen, Professor. of Colleges.
Theological Ncminarics, scientific
anil DistiuruishoJ puII,. No,
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FURNITURE.
Edwin A. Harris,
4 ine1 Iurnilnre A. Chair Esf n Hi shnanf

$40 Broad'cay, ffV doors South Dclcron House,
ALBANY, n. Y.
-Four of the largest Ware Rooms in the State--frst
second, third and fourth stories full of all kinds of
Furniture, manufactured by the most experienced
workmen and Of the best materials-al at very mod
crate prices
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" II . 3 z D E L e ES N
Foreign Liquors Wines, Cordials, Havana Segar.,
&C.. also, superior article of Irish Scotch
and Manongahea Whiskcy.
No. ii State Sreot, ALBANY.
James Reid, William Davis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08

banda about 400 bbls selling ct 1susoo for 0alleso
yshNe for Philadelphia, very eood-sud SSH'oe foi
Pastry brand
Bahia 18th inst.--Stock In ali hands 500 bbls An
arrival Of Trieste would ohtsfn 2sHao0. Richu ond
quoted 2sRo0o to 1000. Baltimore and Phiideiphi'
sflooo
kio Grands 5th fns.-Stock of 3 500 bbls.; prices
27hne0 2sHooo for Richmond City Mills and 24ooe
to 6A00o for other brands.
Espoyts-Coaee,--Tbe large sales noticed IN our
last market report having very much reduced the
srock, dealers evinced more hrmness In their de-
mands for the better grades, which continus verv
scarce 420 to 1850 has been psid for small parcels
Of good rsts and superiors they appeared In
ket Our present small stock 10 composed almost IN
tirely of low qualities of the old crop.
Our quotation of al 300 to 400 10 for small samples
Of 80 to 100 bags they appear in market We quote
ots according 20 quality, 3lso TO 42fo per arrobe
Sugsr-No Campos in market. We quote nomi
naliy 20oo to Sl00 for whites, and 100 800 foi
browns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08
LATEST MAIL NEWS.

Tue SoFr DrNoeRATrc CoNvENTroN.-Consid
cradle interest 10 NANTES. ed with regard to the Con
ven,ion 10 session at Syracuse, New York. A telc.
graphic dispatch. dated Sept 6. says;
The Nebraska men are bold and resoiute
The Convention meet at l2 O'Clock today Sey.
1nurs letter OF ieciension created disu,av but he
will probably be nominated. tits hooked upon az
Bronson dodge Seymour Ia likely to accept
violent row 10 anticipated relative TO the char.
sc,er CT the resolutions to be proposed at the St
Nicholas Hotel caucus. Rynders, at the head OF
the Nebraska delegates, has resolved to walk out
OF the Convention Il the anti Nebraska resolutions
are adopted.
Cochfsne has declined to participate in the Ryn-
ders caucus. Rynders Is exceedinsly active to-day,
and there Is great excitement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08
From Maxwell, Wright l. Co.'s Circular
FOREIGN MARKETS.

BIO DE JAsEIRo, goth July, 1854 Our last circu-
sf adyices were under date of g. inst and we now
report OF this date 10 which beg your reference
,"'pge,ts-bresd:tuhl- Receipts have been 10. G36
Dds ksonr from the United States, and sales dining
Same period $50 bbis Baltimore Citv Mills at H0D5
credit. '''' "o'" saes
Bakers being supplied for iun sdists want. anime.
no disposition to increase their stocks, and our mar
kst remains perfectly quiet '"'
Our stock in al hands may be estimated at I'd oao
bbls, Of which quantity II 50 bbls remain Ia 6r.s
hsnds composed Of u. 2a5 bills Richmond CITY Mils
7.ziz bbis. New Orleans and country brands W.
gaote pominnliy, Richmond City Aiils 25l000 10
<sAeoo, New Orleans and country 23lD0e to 2iHVOO
Adviess from Pernsmbueo 10th ibst.-stocs In fret
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
! ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE


THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
NKw YoRK, Sept. THE steamship Africa has
arrived, with Liverpool advices to Auguet 90
COMMERCIAL News.
FLoUa.-Westsrn Canal. 3la; Ohio, 33s
CeRN yellow and White. S6s
WBEAT--White, 6467a; Red. 60d64.
CorroN Dull decline Of Id. for the week.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
It is said that the troops at Bomarsund will be
embarked for service elsewhere.
Preparations are TO be renewed for the Crimea
expedition.
An resurrection which broke out in Damascus on
the 10Th, was queled.
SECOND DrsP ATcH
No farther operations have taken pl ace Ia the
Baltic or Black Sea.
The Austrians have entered Moldavia, and will
occupy both Principalties
The Russians are still concentrated on the Pruth
The Turks are at Bucharest. No immediate battle
Is expect ed.
The Crimea expedition remains stationary. No
The Turks met with terrible defeat at kars -
Two thousand of their men fell into the hands OF
the enemy.
Spain is subsiding into quite state. Nothing of
interest has transpired since last accounts.
ENGLAND.
The Government advertise for large contracts of
pork and beef.