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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-29

A PERTINACIoUs PoLITICIAN-The De-
troit Times thus replies to an intimation of
the Washington Union that General Cass had
given up all ideas of the Presidency:
The assumption that General Cass has laid aside
all aspirations for the Presidency is entirely graf IL
tous on the part of our Washington cotempOrarv
Here home his friends protest against thus coldy
despatching him with single stroke of the pen and
will, by his consent, bring his name forward in
their own time. We say distinctly that Gen. Cass
will be candidate before the National Convention
snd nothing is more calculated to sharpen that de.
Termination than just such paragraphs as the above
and the occasional blows which he receives from a
large portion OF the Southern press. Besides the
idea of Western Ca.s men being transferred over
to Douglas 10 too silly TO be commented upon
We had supposed that the venerable Cass
had altogether retired from the Presidential
arena. From the devout and somewhat me-
lancholy tone of his late speeches, we pre-
sulned that the aged statesman had fixed his
gaze unreservedly on the sober realities of
another life. But it appears that while he
has one eye directed towards the gate of Hea.
ven, the other is slyly glancing at the CITY of
Baltimore. We are sorry for it. We have
nothing to do with politics, but, as observers
of the signs of the times, we must say that
fhsre IS no earthly chance for Gen. Cass as
the nominee of another Baltimore Conven
tion. He is worthy and respectable gen.
tlemsn; fine scholar; sagacious states.
man but he is too far behind the times
The Democratic party would as soon think Of
nominating Methusaleh. Setting aside the
former defeat of Gen. Cass, he has no STRENGTH
either North or South he belongs to the fos
sill remains of the world before the flood
and besides, he is too pertinacious,- clinging
to the shoulders of Young America like the
ole man of che sea to the shoulders of Sinbsd
thu sailor. Unless he lets 90 his hold and
goss about his business, Young America will
th,ow him off presently and mash his head
with stone.
u Is astonishing how reluctant are old poll.
tioians, like Gen. Cass, to give up political
aspirations. Nothing but death can unlock
thar grasp. They refuse to understand or
be disheartened by the rebuffs of long life
Tey court the coquette, Popularity, from
yosth to hosry age; but, though Tilted thou.
SAID times, they think themselves, with one
foDt In the grave, with white locks and sunk
81 cheeks, just a. captivating and as likely
TO succeed a. II they we're still in their teens,
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FALSE PRETENCEs.-TwO men called on
Mr.. H. Shuz some few days since and represent
ing themselves as the employees OF Mr. F. Cow.
ling, obtained a quantity of ready made clothing
from him to be charged to their employer,
at the same time giving assumed names Mr. s.,
on learning that he had been done for called on
the Mayor yesterday to procure a warrant, and If
the accused parties have not fled the city we pre-.
sumo they will be caIlsd upon to answer the charge
at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-29

NoMINArIoK.-At a meeting of the vo-
tiers of the town of Sidney held at the residence of
Stephen Fl Fisher, Mr.. Palsy nominated Mr.. II.
Phillips for the Office of Magistrate, to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr.. Gustavus
Jarvis.
Mr.. Henry Jordan nominated Mr.. R. B. Tyler,
and the vote being taken, Mr.. Phillips received a
majority, and was declared to be duly nominated.
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AC.Rp-Miss CH.nIorrE WYErr

A CARD.-Miss CHARLOTTE WYETTE
takes this opportunity of thanking the citizens of
Richmond and its vicinity for the great kindness
which they have manifested towards her during her
brief stay in this city and would announce TO them
that her BENEFIT will take place THURSDAY
Evening, the 3Oth Of November. on which occasion
TRAM" and the Comedy of "LoNDoN Assurance
in which pieces she will pers0nate the characters of
IMoGENE and LADY GAY SPANKER. She trusts the
selection will meet with their appreciation. ard that
they will extend towards her that liberal support
for which the citizens of Richmond have ever been
rennxned. no 22-3t~
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AIDING THE PooR.-The ladies of the
Union Benevolent Society of this city acknowledge
the receipt OF SIS Sc, collected by the R. 4. r. Il s
at their last public parade If the amusing and en-
tertanng exhibitions of this Fantastic corps" are
to have the effect of relieving the wants and suffer
ings Of destitute women and helpless children we
say long life and continued prosperity to them.
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SWEEPING THE PRoFITs.-Charles Mil
of tippling and will be heard this morning.
THE above officers have gone to work in earnest to
enforce the laws as far they can and violators
may therefore look out for squalls when they are
about Observe the law or take the consequences,
seems to be their motto
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The UNION REPUBLIcAN.-We have re
ceived the first number of the Union Repub-
lean, semi-weekly and weekly Wing pa
per, just established in Staunton, Messrs.
Tyre Maupin Il W. De Hass proprietors.-
MIR. Maupin was the editor of the Harrison
burg Republican, Wing paper, published
in Rockingham county, and distinguished
himself blythe boldness and ability with which
ne advocated Wing principles in that demo
cratic stronghold. Wewish him all success
in his new enterprise.
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Merchants

SPECIAL EoTIcE.--CounUry Merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend my auc-
ton sales of Watches, Jewery aud Fancy Goods, at
my store, No. log Main ST., THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. See advertisement.
ELIAS HALE,
If Auction and Com Merchant LOG Main a.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONyENTIoN.-TO-mor
row is the day for the assembling of the De
mucratic Convention in Stanton. The rival
interests will then and there decide those
quarrels which have so long agitated the
minds of politicians. The intense curiosity
to know who is to be the lucky recipient of
Conventional honors will soon be satisfied.
Ia the mean time, the great Wing party of
Virginia, inferior in numbers by a few thou
sands to its opponents, is lying still and mo
tionless 1t is supposed to have received its
death blow in the election of Gen. Pierce,
and to have gone to the melancholy bourne
from which no traveller returns. No coro-
ners inquest has yet sat upon its remains,
but it is stiff, dumb, and to all appearances,
perfectly inanimate. 1t is regarded by many
of the Democracy as entirely defunct, so that
a polished mirror placed under its nostrils
would show no signs of life. Consequently.
the Democracy, in order to keep their hands
in, and not become rusty i'll the use of their
weapons, are having a little bout among
themselves. There will be an exciting tour.
nament in Staunton, and if will be fortunate
if, in that passage at arms, some of the prin
cipal knights are not SO worsted as to impa il
the efficiency of themselves and their fol
lowers in the great gubernatorial battle field
Undoubtedly the long headed Sachems O.
the Democracy will be careful about
making too great an uproar at Staunton, lest
they wake up " the dead and buried Wing
party" 1t is possible that the venerable
coon may be merely Stimulating the appear
anoe of death, and that he may rise from his
long nap, refreshed and invigorated
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VIOLENT AgsAULT.-William Cooper, a
free negro, charged with assaulring and beating
with intent to XIII James Madison, free negro,
arraigned before the Mayor, YESTERDAY, but
owing to the feebleness of the wounded man. who
failed to answer when called, the examination was
postponed until the 9th of December and the pri.
soner remanded to JAIL
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Nor HEARD-ThOmas Lillis, charged
with keeping disorderly and III governed house
appeared before the Mayor yesterday to answer TO
the CHARGE but one of the witnesses being absent,
the case was postponed until this morning.
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NoTIoE.-The particular attention of the
public is called to the sale of valuable property sit
rated the Dock and in the neighborhood of the
their Depot to take place THIS DAY at l o'clock
For terms, &c, auction head
no 20 GOODIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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TIPpLING.-Henry NOltinp

TIPPLNG.--Henry Noting, grocery
keeper on Broad street, between 9TH and 9th, was
reported by officers Tyler and Seal. for permitting
an unlawful assembly of negroes in his house, on
Saturday last, and for selling them liquor to be
drunk in his house, without license The Mayor
fined him $500 for tipping, and So for the unlawful
assembly
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CoNTINUED-The case of James Welsh,
charged with assaultiug and beating Jemima Brown
ing, was called by the Mayor yesterday, but the
complainant being absent, the examination was
postponed until this morning.
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FIVE BEEF.-Our acknowledgements are
due to Mr.. JohnP p. Sledd. at stall No IT, second
market, for roasting piece OF fine beet, equal to
any to be found in the city Mr.. Sledd Is now ser.
wing nA customers with this article, at prices to suit
the times Call and procure your supplies TO-DAY
- soon as possible
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-We respectfully ask
the attention of and the public in gem
Carriage, &c, he, which will take place THIS
MORNING, a. l0'o'clock at the residence of Mr.. A.
Morris of Main ard Sd streets, who is decli-
ming housekeeping. See advertisement.
no % LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts.
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HABEAs CORPUS Judge Meredith, yes
terday morning gave his opinion at length on the
evidence and argument submitted before, in the
case of William w. Bailey, charged with unlawful
~ stabbing Thomas j. Brown, on his petition to be
admitted to bail, and refused to grant the notion
The prisoner therefore remsnded to jail to
await his examination before a called court.
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PHOENIX BALL.-This grand affair is ra-
pidly approaching, and doubt not that the
young folk" of the city are all anxiety to witness
its opening. The managers are as busy as bees In
perfecting their arrangements, and if the weather
proves favorable predict for it brilIient terrni
nation Help the fremen in hours of pleasure for to
them more than any other class of men, are the
public indebted for the protection of their proper
e in timee Of contisgraiion.
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RUSSIAN FORCES IN THE CRIMEA.-The
German Journal of Frankfort estimates all
the Russian troops in the Crimea, outside of
Sebastopol, at 10000 men. OF these. 10 900
are regular cavalry
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Unlawful AssEmBLY.-MaTyD Dom, the
keeper Of grocery. corner of 18th and Clay cts
was fined S. by the Mayor for permitting an unlaw
full assembly of negroes in her house last Sunday
evening.
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OBsTRUCTIoN.-Edward E. Dudley was
fined 81 by the Mayor for obstructing Grace street
between 18th and goth with load of coal.
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My NEW III u S IC.-At the New
4AvaK Bookstore,
AsgIY No. 1877 MAIN STREET,
~ Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
The Camilla Waltz; by +. C Phelps
The Alma DO by Carl Eckert
Old Josey Song; BY Wurzel
Irish Fverereens Qusdrilles
Tai -Ho Gsllop; by w. H
Prairie Flower Polka; by Betsy Bell
Olivia Polka; by V Czurda
Darling Polka; by E. szernelenyi
The Only Watt; by do
Little Gipsey Jane; by Z. Fitzbaii
The Sun Shines Over All: by J.E Carpenter
Summer Hours. ballad; by G l.. Bsnks
There Comes Time ballad; by w. ScheIzer
Wen Bid Farewell song; by Ferrenden
Dream Life, Scottish; by r. II. Brown
May Queen, do by Mira. Fl. A. Manlyn
Naiad Polka; by Anderson
Kate Minny Waltz: by Wedner
Cecilia Waltz; by l. r Weiss
Twilight Hour Waltz; by r. Roemer
For sals bv WIN. A. BUFFERS,
Bookseller and Dealer in Piano Fortes
no 29-3tif Mnsir Nc
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party of young men were froc last Sunday at.
ternoon, two of them got into fracas which re-
suited in ones being stabbed We omit til
the comes before the proper tribunal for in
vest CATION.
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aas=ggEEak FOR sCOTTsVILLE

fwsEEk FOR SCOTS VILLE
80 x.1s-1aaANDN NEW CANTON.-Our Packet
Boat FARMER, Capt. GEO. w. MUNFoRD, Jr hav.
ing been completed, will commence running regu-
larly between this city and sCOTTSVILLE to day,
leaving Richmond every Monday. Wednesday and
frid.y at o'clock A. NJ, and arrive at Scottsve ct
lt4 o'clock T. NJ. Returning, she will leave SCOTS
vile every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at
O'Clock A. M and pass New Canton at 81 A. M; Co
lumbia. III A. NJ Pemberton, Il p. M Jefferson,
Nj Cedar Point P NJ Beaver Dam, 5 P. M I;
Dover Mills, s. P. Nj; Manakn, II P. M; Cottrelrs
Bridge, 84 and arriving in Richmond by 10l P. M
Passengers by this Boat will be allowed 10 remain
on board sll night, if they prefer doing So
The PLOUGHBOY having just been repaired, will
run before between this city and New Canton
leaving Richmond every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
tuTday at O'Clock A. NJ, and arrive at New Canton
Canton every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at G
O'Clock A. M, and pass Columbia by A. NJ Penn
barton, lo4 A. M; Jefferson, II NJ Cedar Point r
81; Beaver Dam P M {; Dover Mills 4 P. M Ma
maxim, A P NJ CottrelPs Bridge, 81. and arrive in
Richmond by 6 z. Nj. CROUCH l. HOOPER.
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FIsEp.-Ann Burton the keeper

FINEp.-Ann Burton the keeper of a
small grocery on Baker street, was reported by Of
6cers Tyler and Seal tor selling ardent spirits to
negroes to be drunk In her house on Sunday with
out license, and fined &c sc In this single ac,
the accused was guilty of three distinct offences
under the law. viz: Tipping, violating the Sab.
bath, and trading with slaves without the written
permission of their masters.
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COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND MARKETS, November %.
FIGURING change-S9 for Superfne, for ship.
mept
WHEAT.-Dull at yesterdays quotations. 81 90
for strictly prime red; 81 95 for strictly prime white;
good qualities Sc less
COkN-No change; 82Qa5c. per bushel.
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL.

FlROI ANNUAL BALL.
P II ENIX FIRE COMPANY, No. 3,
eg Respectfully announce to A.
- the citizens of Richmond and vi 49,
At cinity, that they will give their GsHBSS
N-IA FIRST ANNUAL BALL at La -S--A-
FAYETTE HALL, on FRIDAY Evening, Deem.
Der 9th. 1854.
The Company. while asking the patronage Of tbs
citizens and Firemen beg leave to all who NAV
wish to participate with them that pains will be
spared to make it an agreeable evening to all.
Music by SMITHS ARMORY COTILLON
BAND.
REFRESHMENTS at city prices
Committee Of arrangements - Capt. Ino. J. Frv; Ist
Assistant II. w. Fry, Jr: I'd Assistant VIM g. Weed;
Chss .Iohnston z. M. Alfriend; Thos r. McCon-
nell: Geo Dowden; Jno. Wright, Jr Ro Fl Jarvis
Floor Managers -Er gineers R. NJ Burton VIM
C. Tonpkins and John II. Claiborne; Capts Holt of
Manchester Co J. 0 Goode l.. l.. Barnes, C. Bates,
j. J. Wilson, j. T. Rogers. - Timberake and Jas.
F. Elicit; Jos. Mayo Honorary Member; Capt. J.
II. Richardson; j. Fl. Bosher; g. II. Tempkins; j.
Sizsr, NJ. D.; VIM Booth, Jr; Jno. T. Blair; J. L.
WOmble; e. r Dudley; s. c. Jones; A. l.. Lindsey
" Tickets of Admisson-Sl to be had of any
member OF the Company, at the door the evening
of the Ball. No charge tor Ladies.
N. B.-Firemen attending the Ball requested
to wear the Association Uniform Citizens Dress
no 22-dtd
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are Indebted to Adams
& Co, for copy of the Melbourne Prices Current
and Shipping List, dated Sept g. Tobacco is quot.
ed as follows: Negrohead, Barrett's per ID, 2s ID;
do kerrs, ls.to Is. Sd; do. Dunlop's Id. to Is 80
Cheves' Eagle, Is. Cd. to Is 1Od.
We notice among the arrivals, August 30, ship
Lantoa Morson, from Richmond.
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THE GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE.
4 FEW more Concert Tickets, emitting
n each purchaser to SPLENDID GIFT las emu
mersted in former advertsement,) yet be had
at the principal book stores in the city, and also of
Mr.. JOHN DARRACOTT at the Powhatsn House.
Catalogues of the MAGNIFICENT DONATIONS,
which embrace a valuable House and Lot, handsome
Carriage, costly Furniture. splendid Jewery &c
&c, can be st the offices of the Bulletin and
Penny Post. nnI-lrn
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FINANCES OF VIRGINIA Mr.. William L. Jack
son, Second Auditor, has recently made bis annual
statement to the Governor, and it is sufficient n
set at rest all doubt of the ability of the Common
wealth OF Virginia to meet all her engagements
We learn from it that the entire public debt of the
State is S23 374, l76 81 being increased during the
fiscal year by the sum of S4,332 40l Oh. OF this
only Sl2 087 727 IS is unproductve, the residue of
slO2s6 448 90 being productive, the revenue arts.
ing thereirom going to the exinguishment of prin.
cipal and interest of the public debt. Therecep,s
during the year, arising from the fund, amount to
S5O5, 236 y, being increase of SO 219 Is over
the receipts of the previous year. This goes to the
payment OF the interest and principal of the public
debt. There is now In the State Treasury, to II Q
credit OF the sinking fund, Sl,365,635 e. which
S"hn other moneys accruing) will be ample to
meet all claims for the principal and interest of the
puolc oeos' falling due within the present fiscal
yest.
This is the substance oil the Second Auditor
nioit' ana we are not very much mistaken in our
judgment, Virginia securities will not onlv verv
soon regain their former value and command +. nrs.
mium but will be sought after by capitsli.,. as n
best stock In the market.
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GEN. CANRoBERT.-According to the Paris
correspondent of the London Times, the Pa
rlsians are attributing the ill success of the
first days of the bombardment of Sebastopol
to want of skill on the part of Gen. Canro-
bert. The military men, says the correspon-
dent, do not join in this cutlery, but many of
them express regret that the operations of
the seige were not confded to Gen. Neil, in
stead of Blot. They acquit Gen. Canrobert
OF the blunders which have been committed,
and of the unprecedented imprudence of ex-
posing magazines of powder to the fire of
the enemy; but they say that the General has
not sufficient will of his own, and is too apt
to let other men have their way.
AS to General Blot, adds the correspon-
dent, there is a rumor in the military circles,
that misunderstanding as to the siege ope-
rations, has at length taken place between
him and the commander in chief, and that
one or the other must be changed
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E'ACTs WORTH KNOWING-Iti is !

known fact-and argument is unnecessary to 80
tsbsh the fact-that when Won 40 TO nurchsss sesa
70 plant Sou must get the best and most reliable to
be found, or your future hopes In having fne luxu
slant gtswth OF vegetables will be entirely blasted
Now, how You to ascertain the fact unless Won
take the experience Of others who have tested them
for your guidel Now, such 10 the case with med-
csnes fon want an article for certain disease and
know not what to get, and have to depend entirely
on the advice Of others for your guide; and a.
who knows and has every chance OF knowing.
or NERVE AND BONE LlNlMENT, a. the bes,
and most reliable remedy known for diseases Of ss
and beast for which Lniineat would be applicable.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO.. Bennett& 4
Beers, Adie Gray and r. r. Duvsl Bro, Main
sti and w: r. Ladd and Il. B. Thomas, Broad It.,
Shoctoe Hill. no 20
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BAD HoUsE.-John Thornton and Jane
Wright were before the Mayor, yesterday, to an
swer the charge of keeping a house of evil name
and fame at the mouth of the alley leading from
Brooke Avenue to Jefferson street. The parties
held to bail IN the sum of 500 each to appear
at court this morning and answer the charge
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MHrTARY.-It is stated that companies - and
I'll" of the First Artillery, U. 8. A., will leave
Fort Monroe, Va, about the lst of December,
accompanied by the following officers Captain
NJ Hill. u. 8. A., commanding the detachment;
iH Lieut.. Gibson, Lieuts. Robinson and Langdon,
ana DR.. +. Quinan, acting assistant surgeon
U.S.A.
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and full of lusty vigor Nothing equals In
strength and vitality the passion of politi-
clan for place. The nine lives of cat are
as nothing to it. A politician is superior to
Grimalkin, in tenacity Of life, and in the abb.
iity always to fall on his feet. The appetites
for drinking. smoking and gambling, are quite
impotent and easily thrown off, compared
with the appetite for political pottage. 1t
is really humiliating to see an old patriarch
like Gen. Cass, hobbling along with an ex
circulating affectation of spryness and juve-
nifty, after the painted Cyprian of POPULAR
ty, who has led him such FOOLS dance
through his long life
ALAS, poor Cass,"
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BOOKS THAT WILL BE READ.
CHARLES WORKMAN. Bookseller an

oo0ho w 1l&L DE- hlSSAD
CHARLES WORKMAN, Bookseller aud
~ Stationer, No. 2o3 Main ST.. has for sale the fol-
lowing publications of the American Protestant So
ciety, viz
Romanism Incompatible with Republican Instita.
TONS Secret Instructions of the Jesaits; Origin Of
the Church of Rome; Our Country: fts Danger and
Duty; Pope and Pagan; Brownley's Grafton on the
Roman Catholic Religion Middlsions Letters from
Rome; Rise and Fall Of PsPscy; Trial of the Pope;
Good Samaritan. Foreign Conspiracy will be re.
seived in few days.
NEW BOOKS Also Just received, Parley's
Whim.. BY Banvard; History Of The Bspnsts. By
Dpscan; Carseh on the Romlsh Controversy; Rough.
Ing in the bush, by Mis-. Moedie; Life In the Clear
ings. no g. sif
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JAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CE-
~ MENT leo bills for sale by
no ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.
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&c ORIG E--"ihuriia" brand.-IOO
- cases for sale by
NO 20 DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 co,
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HAkPER'S MAGAZINE FOR DE-
IL Subscriptions for the new Year
received by A. MORRIS,
no 29-3t 81 Main at.
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FNHE GEM OF THE SEASON.-The
Il REPUBLICAN COURT, or American Society,
in the Days of Washp gtop; by Rufus Wlmot Gris-
wolc; with twenty-one portraits of distin gushed
women, engraved from original pictures by WoIas-
top Copley, Gainesborough. Stuart, Trumbull, Pine
Malone, and other contemporary painters. In one
splendid octave volume, bound in the very finest
style of Turkey morocco. Price SIP
Just received and for sale by
M 9Q-2t MnppTS Of Mt.