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ol 31. dispatch A 3 A. COWARDIN, Proprietor. JGH PLEASANTS. Editor.

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for $5 sixcos' i copies; for $15 twenty oop 4 ft-Ji) copies I.IVEK COMPi.AINT, vrnrK DYSPEPSIA. CHRONIC OR NER- Vui DEBILITY. DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, And all diseases arising frcma disordered I.iter or Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward hiood'otki Head. Acidity of the Stomach. Saisea, Heart burn, Disgust for F.Jtness, vr weight in the Stomach, Ermtaticns, Sinking or Fluttering at the Stonutrh.

Stemming of the Head, Hur ried and I'ijjfu't Breathing, Fluttering at the Htarl, Chokirtj? or Suffocating Sensations token in a lying pasture, IHmnesi of Dilsor the Sight, Ferer and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency of Perspiration Yellowness of the Skin and Eyel, Pain in the Side, -t. Flushes of Heat. Kiesl Constant Imapinings of Evil, aud Depression of Spirits, can lie nfectully cured lOOELAND'S CELEBRATED GERMAN US. prepared Dr Jackson, at the dir: S-ore.

12n Arch street. Philadelphia. power over the above diseases is not excelled any other preparation in the United the attest, in many cases after ekiitul iiad failed. hitters are worthy rhe attention of nzerea! virtues in the rectification of diseases aud lesser elands, exercising the most powers in weakness and affections of the di. -ov irzaus, tiiey are, withal, safe, certain and plea- READ! AND BE CONVINCED.

Robinson. Md, in a letter to Dr Jfinaary 9. 1 said: wilt" and myself have received more benefit from V)ut nedicine than any other we have ever taken for psia liver disease Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock, Va, Ja' U', 18-50, said A GREAT MEDICINE. have uniformly refrained from recommending to the public iiiiv of the various Patent Medicines of the unless thoroughly coir.inced of their value. we consider worthy of notice is the Gerii.

Hitters, invnnted hv l)r Hoofland, and prepared by kaon, in Philadelphia. One instance in particuwhich the suptrior virtue of this medicine has i tested, has fallen under our observation During "tiaimer, a sou of Mr Abraham Crabill, of this nty, was very seriously atHicted with liver ji and after trying in vain various remedies, he a bottle of the Bitters, and after using it, was ini.ch relieved of his distressing malady, that he procured another bottle, and is restored entirely to health MORE EVIDENCE. The Philadelphia Saturday Gazette, the best family new spaper published in the Cnited States. The Editor says of HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, It is seldom that we recommend what are termed Patent to the confidence and patronage of oar readers: and, therefore, when we recommend Dr Hoofland's German Bitters, we wish it to be distinctly understood that we are not speaking of the nostrums of the day, that are noised about for a bnef period and then forgotten after it has done its auiltv race of mischief, hot of a medicine long established, universally prized, and which has met the hearty approval of the faculty itself. Tina medicine hasnttained that high character which a necessary for all medicines to attain to induce counterfeits to put forth a spunous article at the risk of the lives of those who are innocently deceived.

l.noU well to the of the Genuine. They have the written signature of Jackson upon trie wrapper, and the name blown in the WITHOI'T WHICH THEV MIE SPI'RIOt'S. sale, wholesale and retail, by FFRCELL, LADD CO, Druggists, inti 92 Main st, corner 14th. UUOrKUY ht.HU STUKE. 1' CHAS BAKKR, formerly of the firm ot Baker i Tinsley, announces to hia friends and the public, that he has opened a store on Broad street, No 293, squares above the old stand of Baker ac Tins-y, where he intends keeping on hand a large and iinpiete assortment of Groceries, as well as Horse Feed of every description He will be pleased to lee ail hia old friencs and customers at and any quantity of new ones.

Goods purchased at his store will be delivered in any part of the city free of drayage. no ldm I AS. A. SNELL, Agent for MILLISON SNELL, has Uken the stand No 29 west Main ttreet. lately occupied by Jno.

A. Snell St and has just received a part, and by Wednesday next, will have an entire new stock of Ktnple nnd Fancy Dry and most respectfully solicit the patronage ot the friends of the late Srras of Jno A Snail Barms Snell and Hugh Rileigh oc lit UK FRENCH ATIHER GELATINE. I STRONGER AS!) CHEAPER THAN ISINiIL article is unsurpassed by any other 'ir purity, richness and the beautiful chrystaline appearance ot the Jelly mide with it. Be sure to get the French Amber Gelatine, which lor strength richness and cheapness, stands unri vafed. Sold in Richmond, Va PURCELL, LADD Druggists.

is put up in packages of 1 pound each, whit are subdivided inio4tz parcels. no 15 FORTUNE FOK receipt with fui! instructions in the elegant and beautiful accomplishment of inlaying and ornamenting Papier (whereby from $10 to per week may obtaitiedj will be forwarded to ail who will enclose post paid, to Messrs SPRING A. CO, 4i Second street Baltimore, Md. Numerous ladies and gentlemen are now employed and realizing a hands' me income from this valuable receipt, which made so plain bv the iustractiou as to meet the capacity even oi children. oc 1 "KOLI'TIUNi co-partnership heretofore existing under the tirm ot L.

M. itOSK, is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved. September 16th, 1852. The subscriber, in returning his most sincere for the very libera! pationage so kindly be stowed on the old tirm, begs to iutorm bis oki cus tommsand the citizens generally, that he has just returned from the North with an entire new slock of JKall amongst which may be found handsome designs in Silk Veivets, Mouslio de Lttine, Cash nerea, Merinos, Alpacas, and an ex tensive assortment of crape, lons, square and tfaih iwis, also, a very targe assortment of Flannels, Blankets, Kerseys, Linseys, and almost every article usually kept in a dry goods house, will be sold on the moM reasonable terms. MORRIS VV HOSE, oc 6 2m "JO.) Br.iad street.

71 HKTT 'BAUtiAINM IN "jr A Urge lot of Calicos, cents, worth 10 cts rich printed white and colored Han rseys, ban nets. Gloves and her evory article usually taund in a Dry home and if you want bargains, call on W. BOOT WRIGHT, Nj2? 5, corner let and Broad streets. no 's bow Northern Apples, receiving and for tale by WM. TAYLOR.

U7a tije-Bankot the Union." VI HQ 6- AND, PiZZLNi. the daily dispatch. R. FRANCE Oc SUCCESSORS OF F. MORRIS fc CO, Main Sirffi, Richmond.

Va. Splendid Hrkfmm Norrmber. 1 031,000, 8,146, 5 of 3 500! Susquehanna Lottery, Clasa No 48, to be drawn at Baltimore on Wednesday, Not. 24th. 78 numbers 14 drawn.

CAPITALS i2e $31,000 I 10 prizes of $1500 8-146 10 of. 1000 5 of. 3,500 30 of 500 5 of 2.000 302 of 287 Tickets 410; halves 5, quarters 2 50. Certificate of a package of wholes $120; halves 60 quarters 30. Splendid Lottery for 27th.

880,000, Grand 23,655, 3 of 10 000. Twenty drawn numbers in each package of twenty-five tickets. Grand Consolidated Lottery to be drawn at Baliimore on Saturday, Nov. 27th, 1852. 20 drawn.

GRAND CAPITALS: 1 prize of. 880,000 10 prizes lof 40,000 10 of 750 1 of 23,655 10 of 500 3of 10 000 100 of 40C 4of 5,000 1000 of 300 Lowe 12 No prize 850; Ist, 2d, 3d 4th or sth drawn Nos $32: 6th. 9th or 10th, 825; 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th or 15lh, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th or 20th, 6. Tickets $32 halves 16, quarters 8. Certificate of a package of wholes 8360; halves 180.

quarters 90, E3P Orders for tickets in any of the Maryland Lotieries will meet the most prampt and confidential attention, if addressed to FRANCE Managers, Or to C. W. PURCELL, Richmond, Va. no 2 SFOR RK.NT, lor the year for a term of years, that large House and Lot in the town of Manchester, commonly known as the old Farmers' Hotel. Its size and locality, near the city, make a desirable place to any gentleman who might wish to open a boarding school, cr it would tuit veiy well two small families.

All necessary repairs will be pot upon it. For terms and partic ulars apply to Robert D. Ward, attorney at-law, No 63 Main street, nearly opposite the City Hotel, no FO It House and Lot, cor IBiij ner of Franklin and 4th streets, at present occupied by Capt Nimmo. The lot fronts 64 leet on Franklin and runs back 120 feet on 4th street, to a 15 foot alley. For terms, which will be accommodating, apply to R.

M. BURTON, oc 2 FUit SALE OR KENT, that desirable pr'vate residence on the corner of Ist id Mir mil streets. The dwelling is new, comfortable and c.inunodiuus, and contains eleven rooms, to which is attached a large kitchen, smoke, woodaud coal houses The situation of tt.ia property reDdersit desirable as a private For lermf, apply to VV. BOOT WRIGHT, Jr. Possession given Ist January.

(CLOTHING, off ut and below cost, for cash, a good stock of Ready Made Clothine, still to disposed of. Most of the small notes will be taken for Goods. Call soon if you wish to getjsome bargains in Ciothing, at the cheap store of P. DORNIN, 90 Main street. Rent oc dim thousand Likenesses 'Jp have been taken at OSBORN'S Da guerrean Galleries since the reduction And we wish it understood by all that Osborn will continue to take fine Sky-Light Miniatures in a neat case for $1 Remember, this is the only place where Sky Light Miniatures are taken for To those that think one dollar is too cheap for a good Likeness, we would only say, call and get a Likeness worth sor $10.

Remember the place. OSBORN'3, Opposite the Ranks, sign of the American Flags. TOBACCO 1 LIQUORICE. will be regularly supplied by the importers with Mass Liquorice of the "Beck Co. brand, a genuii and pure article, which wa are authorized to sell and warrant as Also, with the brand.

Manufacturers are requested to give us a call Orderg from the coun try promptly executed, oc 18 IUDLAM 4: WATSON. HERRINGS! 25 bait bbla Family Roe Herrings 50 bbls No 1 Halifax Herrings 50 do No 2 do do In store and forssle low by A. S. LEE. bu THE attention of Ladies is solicited to the iew and elegant assortment of Broche, Merino, Cashmere Bay State and Waterloo (all wool) long and square Shawls, to be found at the Metropolitan Store comprise a large vunetj in quality, style and price.

Also, a general assortment of Dry Goods, suitable for the season. WILCOX BETTS. no 18 151 Eagle Square, Main streft. I WOULD respectfully inform my old friends and customers that I am now engaged with Mr. E.

B. Spence, in the department of his business where I would be pleased to have thtm give me a call, pledging; them all in niy power to give satisfaction. no 16 J. L. CROWELL.

NOTICE. subscriber would respectfully inform his old customers and the pub.ic genf that be has employed in his cutting depart ment the services fot Mr CROWELL and HANL'JN, so well and favorably knonutothe Richmond public, no 16 E. 8. SPENCE. Reduction in prices for dry in want of bargains in Dry Goods will do well to give me a call.

I have a good manv Goods, bought at auction, which 1 am selling very cheap. WM. SWORDS, no 17 225 Broad street. UCHWHEAT CAKES IN Babbit's Yeast Powder for making buckwheat cakes, rise, for sale by WM. M.

DADE Chemist and Apothecary no 10 Main street, near Old Market HRESH GROUND complete assortment of ground Spices, ground Coffee, always on hand and for sale by P. WOOLFOLK, Jr, no 18 189 Broad street. Tin A BOXES HULL'S AND JACKSON'S SUV PATENT CANDLES, 100 boxes Mitchell's and Judas Patent Sperm Candles, for sale by pn 16 EDWIN WORTH AM CO. WANTED the balance of the year, a Colored of good character, for whi'Di. price will be given.

Apply at this office. oc 8 LEWIS' PURE WHITE 000 lbs of Lewis' pure White Lead. In oil, in kegs trom '25 to 300 lbs each, for sale at factory prices by no 16 BENNETT St BEERS, Druggists. GENT'S opvned a large lot of Fine Castor Beaver Overcoats," some very superior. Also, Heavy Pilots, Overcoats from t3 to $27.

no 17 KEEN, CHILES BALDWIN. ARTFORD SCREWS. gro Hartford Screws, assorted, from 3-8 to 3X inch, for sale by oc 19 TAYLOR. 4: FELLOES. Felloes, and Bows, soitable for Barouches, Coaches and for sale oy oc 19 VAN LEW Sc TAYLOR.

BEST nOLAK AND SPERM OILS, just received and for sale by THOMAS E. PACE, oc 27 222 Broad street HAY. bales superior May daily per schocner Athos, for ale by JOHN WRIGHT, no 16 Dock Wharf 100 BARRELS TAR, receiving, for sale no 13 McQRUDER SONB. OAA BlLg. 6UPERIOK FAMILY mUu FLOUR in store and for sale by no 12 LEWIS D.

CHKNSHAW CO PKhSIoN Mt-RRIL'S YFAsT POWDEK, the best article of the kind in use. for sale by no 17 E. J. PICOT, Druggist. RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING.

NOVEMBER 23, 1852. EDUCATION Eev. in. ii. uoahuinu AND DAY SCHOOL, Comer of Frank.

Iln and sth Streets, Richmond, next term of thU Institution will commence on the Ist of October. The course of study will embrace all the branches pertaining to a thorough English education, together with Ancient and Modern Languages. Last vear more then 100 pupils were in attendance at the same time, but during the next term the number will be restricted to of whom will be received as boarders in the family of the Principal. Charge for board, washing and all usual accommodations, for ten months, 8220, as heretofore. Tuition in English, from $25 to $40, according to the advancement of the pupil.

French. Spanish or Italian. $20 Latin, $15 Music. $7 per month. The German Language will be taught orally, or by the usual method, to as many as may wish to acquire it, free oj charge.

Rev. J. P. SAFFORD will occupy the position which was filled by the Rev. W.

lloge last year. Mr. Safford is a gentleman of varied and accurate scholarship, and has had several years experience as an instructor in some ol the best institutions in our country. Young Ladies from the country, as well as from the city, are desired to be present on the first day of the session. It is often a serious inconvenience and discouragement to a pupil to enter a class which has made even a week's progress.

Payments invariably in on the first of October, the other on the first of March. All communications will receive prompt atten tion. Address Rkv. M. D.

HOGE, au Richmond, Va. DRAWINtJ. S. PfcRKINS having returned to Richmond for the winter, wiil give instruction in the various branches of Drawing, as Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub jecta or models are by the best masters, and have been selected with a view to attract and interest the while they cultivate a correct taste, and gradually lead the pupil to a bold and independent style of execution that will readily enable him to draw from nature.

All lovers ol this art are invited to call at his rooms (corner of sth and Franklin streets) and examine his portfolios. Lessons given at the pupiis' residences, if desired. Separate hours devotod to young Gentlemen and young Ladies at his studio, where they will be on the same terms as in schools. All small p. taylor, street, between Grace and School being exclusively for beginners, I give special attention to Reading, Correct Enunciation, Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map Drawing, Arithmetic and History.

Specimens of my boys'composition ind writing, may be always seen at the Dispatch office. My Rule is peremptory, but as gentle as oc 9 1 I f) A The most successful remedy now io uae for the cure of Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, King's Evil, Dyspepsia, prepared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street, Baltimore. Mas.

B. B. Madam Por several years I have been afflicted with lrequent hemorrhages of the lungs, attended with a painful cough I tried various remedies, and bad the beat medical advice, but without relief until I tried your Cedar Tar, which has entirely cured me. Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS, 127 Saratoga street, Baltimore, Md. October 3d, 1852.

Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates. Beware of counterfeits. The genuine articlels for sale by HORTON REACH, 91 Main street, Sole Agent foi Richmond, and no 9 General for Eastern Virginia. 'TOBACCO FIXTURES FUR SALE A A complete set of Fixtures, in good order for manufacturing six boxes per day, consisting in part of two large size Flattening Screws, two do for sheeting, ith mills complete; four do for boxes; also, 8 mills, 5 do pound, do pound do, bands, biilets, stoves, benches, and every other article that is necesjary. The factory in which these fixtures are, can be rented at a very moderate price, say about $75 Der year.

The above fixtures will be offered for sale privately, until the 16th of December; if not disposed of before that time, will be sold at public auction, of which due notice will be given. For further information apply to no 15-121' PULI.IAM DAVIS. LAND IN We have for sale a tract of Land in Charles City county, containing 125 acres, 75 of which are e'eared. The improvements are a framed dwelling, with three rooms, and tbe usual out houses. Ttiis Land lies about six miles st of tbe court house and the same distance from Jamos River, and adjoins the land of John Bradley and others.

We will sell this land for $400 cash, and the balance within twelve months. Apply to us. TOLER COOK, no 18 General Agents. CLOTHING STOUE, Main Street, Richmond, Va. subscribers would respectfully call the auction of the citizens of Richmond and the surrounding country to their very large and well selected stock of Head) Made Clothing, consisting of every style and quality for FaH and Winter wear, all which we gar rantee to sell lower any Goods of the same quahty in the city of Richmond.

We, theretore, invite all who wish to obtain a good art'ele at a very low price, to give us a calt. a very large and select stock of gentlemens' Furnishing Goods. se 25 R. DECOU CO. UTCHBSO.N'B CKLfiBRATKDUEIHEDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING FILES a safe, sure and mild remedy for Piles, Pralapsus Anl, and all other diseases of the rectum.

One box will convince the patient of its mild and curative properties. Price 4 oz. one oz. 50c per box. Prepared by W.

HUTCHESON, Amsterdam, Botetourt County, Va. For sale In Richmond by Parcell, Ladd Co, Dove ('o and Adie Gray. se A I BfcKT WEST, HOUSE CARPENTER AND JOINER, thankful for the liberalparonage which he has received during the last five Sears, would inform his friends and the public that is prepared to undertake BCILDINOa ol every kind on accommodating terms. Having a practical knowledge of the business, hopes, by strict attention to it, to give satisfaction to all who may employ him. Shop on Bth, between Grace and Franklin streets, Richmond.

se AW.R4PP*B PATENT NICHE GOLD PEN. further supply received, in regard to which the National Intelligencer says: "They are constructed and manufactured on principle, thereby embracing all the desirable and every other pleasing quality of the qtril pen His having been a prof asor of penmanship for upwards of thirty years, would enable him to the and supply the deficiencies that have heretofore existed in the formation of gold For sale by GEN NET It JAMES, no 10 Eagle Squire. ALL SMALL. NOTEB, (EXCEPT UNION BANK,) taken at the market rates fer Dry Goods, at ROSENFELD'S, No. 175 Broad at, where the greatest bargains will be offered in every artic as Motuiaines, Cashmeres, each and Britiah plain an 3 figured in geeat variety, Hoaiery, Collars, Satinets, Kerseys, Linseys, Cotton Cloth from 4 cents to the finest ROSENFELD, 175 Broad street.

oc ri'WENTY TIIOUVAMD DOLLARS 1 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT COST, No 176, corner of Broad and 6th to make a change in our business, we are now offering at prime cost, for cash, cur large and well stuck of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, consisting of the usual variety kept In Jobbing and Retail Store. Our entire stock been bought lor cath only, at the beat.Northerx and of manufacturers. Having received ouriecond supply of Fall and Winter we are enabled to an entire freth and handsome assortment suitahte for thiiseasoa. We invite our and the ic cenerallv to an early call, wo are determiued to out On baud, a few doable Ply Carpet, and lot of ready made do IS M. RO9ENBAUM.

LATE PUBLICATIONS. MERCANTILE j. Mercantile kiA Morals, or Thoughts for Young Men enteritis mercantile life. By Rer. Van Doren.

1 volume 16mo Contents--Wealth not the ehief end of life- Mercantile Morality Making Haste to be Rich! the Yourg Merchant in Danger; the Yonng Merchant's Guide the Young Merchant in Unsuccessful Merchandise, or Sabbath Desecration the Young Merchant a Sceptic; the Young Merchant a Novel Reader Y'ottng Man at the Theatre. This volume deserves to be placed in the hands ol each young man as he enters mercantile life. Com. Gems from Fable Land. A collection of Fables, illustrated by tacts, by Wm Otand Bourne; 1 voi 12 mo, $1.

Little Silver String, or Tales and Poems for the Young prettily cents. Queer Bonnets, or 'J rutbfu ness and Generosity. A Book for Girls; by Mrs cents. Our First Mother 1 volume 18 This volume will undoubtedly find its way into Sabbath School Libraries and Christian Families; and though it is specially adapted to Youth, it deserves to be cordially commended to every lover ol sound biblical instruct on It is to be hoped that the same author may follow this volume with rs of a simiiar character er kindred topics Napoleon and his Marshall, by Headley. Illustrated edition.

Gray's Elegy and other Poems. Illustrated by full gilt, $150. Turkey morocco, $2 50. "A very beautiful edition of these admirable poems. The Elegy is protusely illustrated- each verse having a design and a page to itself Some of the designs are exquisite, and all are in fine keeping with the ouiet spirit of the poem itself Of Gray's oetry hardly any eulogy could be extravagant.

By long corsent and universal suffrage, he has bec.nie one of the classics the language, one of that still rarer circle, of whom the world regrets they have so little 10 York Evangelist For sale by NASH WOODHOUSE, no 17 Eagle Square NEW EDITION OF CHAS FRANCIS CO. have now The Works of Shakspeare, from the text of Johnsoti, Stevens and Reed, a new edition, including thePof ms and Doubtful Plays, with Glosfarial Notes. Life, by William Hazlitt, complete in 5 volumes; neatly bound in cloth, $150. This edition cf Shakspeare will be found to be the most readable, and at the same time.com pact edition yet on good paper, and clear, readable type. Nsw Juvenile Books now Ready.

The Nursery Gift; plain 75c; colored Sister Mary's Stories about Animals, 62) cents, finely colored 87J; colored and gilt $1 Mrs Hcfland's Moral Tales, 75cents The Travels of Rolando, translated by Miss Aiken, beautifully illustrated, $1, gilt $1 25 i'aul and Virginia, new edition, finely Illustrated, large type, 1 vol 63 cents, gilt cents, mo rocco Kasseius, Prince of Abyssinia, came style and prices Elizabeth; or the Exiles ot Siberia, same style Mrs Leicester's School, by Chas and Mary Lamb, 33 cents The Good Grandmother, by Mrs Holland; 38 cents The Scotiah Orphans, by Mrs Blachford, 38 cents For sale by no 17 A MORRIS, 97 Main st. THE MILL.WKKiHT'N AND MILLER'S GUIDE, illustrated by 28 descriptive plates, by Oliver Evans. The Artist's Guide and Mechanic's Own Book, embracing the portion of chemistry applicable to the mechanic arts, with abstracts of electricity, galvanism, magnetism, pneumatics, optics, astronomy, and mechanical philosophy, See, by James I'LI kington. Mechanics for the Mill-Wright, Machinist, Engineer, Civil Engineer, Architect and Student, containing a clear elementary exposition of the principles and practice of building machines, by Frederick Overman. Engineer's Pocket Book, by Chaa.

H. Huswell. For sale by JAS GIBB, no 11 53 opposite City Hotel. EAl'llKD-- NEW MUSIC FOR FIANO, for tale HARKOLD The Old Log Hut, by the author of Ben Bolt Katy Darling's Farewell to jDermot (beautiful 1 Cannot Sing To-night, by Stephen Gentle Eva, very My Alpine Home, a choice song by The Kallad Singer, by Old Folks at Variations on the Daylight on the arranged as an easy lessen Fancy Folk by The Ellena Polka, do All new Music received as soon as published. Any piece wkl be sent by mail, post paid, when ordered.

oc 30 New book, new books, ready at GRESHAM'S Book, Music aud Newspaper Store- Europe in a Hurry, by Geo Wilkes The Royal Preacher, oy Hamilton The Forest, by Huntington, author of Lady Alice, A lile of Vicissitudes, a Story of Revolutionary limes, by James Capt Kyd, the Wizard of the Sea The Volunteer, or Maid of onterey, by Ned Runtime No 445 LitteU's Living Age Goaey's Ladies Book, December Arthur's New Monthly Maeastine Gleason's Pictorial, Saturday Courier, Flag, Banner, Waverley, American Union, Police Gazette, Golden Dollar, Picayune, Boston Museum, Uncle Sam, Privateer, Saturday Gazette, Weekly Herald, Weekly Tribune, Carpet Bag, Lantern, and all the papers for this week, together with everything in the cheap publication line, wholesale ana retail, by T. H. GRESHAM, Opposite Broad street Hotel. All of Thackeray's Books on hand. A fine assortment of Violins, Guitars, Banjos, flutes, Accordeons, Clariontts, and English Fifes on hand and for sale cbcap.

Please call and examine for yourselves DO 19 'I'HE Talk, about A Books, Men, and manners, being No 21 of Putnam's semi-monthly The Writing on the Wall, a new A Life of Vicissitudes, a story of Revolutionary times, by 25c Capt Kyd, the Wizard ol the Seas, by Rochester, or the Merry Days of Eng.and, by the author of Stanfield Confession of an tton Historic Doubts relative to Napoleon Bonaparte, by the Archbishop of Dublin The Volunteer, or the Maii of Monterey, a ta of the Mexican War, by Ned New York Weekly Herald, do do Tribune, Spirit of the Gleason Pictorial, Life in Boston, Boston Pilot, Flag, Banner, Courier, Police Gazette. All for this week. For sale L. SMlTiii no go Opposite American. DOUGETT ANDKK.BON, UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, ltt Governor Street.

Have in store their Fall stock of French and American PAPER HANGINGS of every quality and style, purchased from the best factories in tola country and France, many of thdrn very rich and tlegaur Also, a very complete aisortment iA curtain goods, cornices, gimps, oords, bauds, window shades, in great variety, window curtain paper, but! Holland for a wperior stock oi floor oil cloths, coco matting, curled hair and shuck feather beds, and ot the beat quelity, with many other in our line, all of which will be aold on fair and Paper Hanging und Upholstering done in tuwn or country, at the shorten notice and by the best workmen. rvi ilTlt persons mdebled to WM. NELL. SNEIL fc CO. or BAKNES k.

BNELL, are requested to make immediate pay merit to me. JAMES A. cNELL, Administrator of Win. M. Snail local mattehs.

CITY COUHCIL. There wss called meeting of this body held lsst evening. We are obliged to condeiue our report. Commissioners of election for the different wards, to take the poll oa subsciibing to the Danville Railroad on the 2d December next, were appointed, as follows: For Madison Price, Burton, Valentine. For Monroe Thomas, Rutherford, Goddin.

For Jefferson. Ward Carrington, Crane, Mangum. gOn motion, $200 were appropriated, to add a new story to the kitchen of Seabrook's Warehouse. A report of the Commissioners of streets generally, providing for the opening of a street through the Armory grouuds, in accordants with the report of the commissioners of the 20th May, ISSO, and the plan approved by the executive of the Commonwealth of Virginia, including an appropriation of $1200 for grading, was then taken up and considered. Mr.

Giles was permitted to speak in opposition to the opening of the street, in behalf of the Messrs. Harvie, owners of property affected by ssid opening. Potatoes Bragg's red Mercers, noticed by us a few day since, have occasioned quite a sensation among the potatoes of the "West which opened their eyes in amazement. They had no idea that their fe.low citizens at the other end of the city could grow so was impossible said they, that a country such as they grew in could produce anything the kind. They even doubted the Dispatch, and not to be msaly mouthed, they declared that they had no idea that any such "common tatera" as came from that part of the world of Henrico, could make any pretentions whatever, to greatness Further more, thfy sneered at what Mr.

Curry theEldtr said, that the land at the Eastern side of Richmond, was better and more productive than that at the Western. We do not know to what length the haughty members of the potatoe race at the west end may not carry their are sure they will be taking off their jackets at dinner time with unwonted alacrity to prove their claim to superiority; for their Irish is fairly up. Now we do not mean to take sides in the quarrel, but we give all concerned, fair notice that the contestants may have a fair trial every day in the week, at our table, and will our opinion be earnestly desired, give an impartial and truthful decision. But we wish it distinctly understood, that we do not desire to have any "small potatoes," which we are informed on reliable authority are to be found in both the western and eastern ends of the city I The Stabbing mooring Frederick Belvin was brought before his Honor on the charge of stabbing Lafayette Butler Sunday ing last, at the boarding bouse of Mrs. eorner of Franklin and Governor streets.

As we stated in yesterday's paper, Belvin first shot at Butler and then cut him with a knife. Dr. Little, who was first examined as to the character of the wound, stated that it was merely a flesh wound on the upper part of the left arm, about two inches long and half an inch deep. There was no danger of any serious result. It was such a wound as would be received ii the arm was raised up to ward off a blow.

We saw the knife, which wu a splendid Jwie, with a six inch blade. The counsel for tbe accused (Mr. August) not appearing by request of Mr. Belvin, the examination was postponed until to-morrow morning. The Robbebt on Bbook call tbe attention of the Police and others to the advertisement of Mr.

William Mills, who had his store entered on Friday night last, and robbed of leather, Boots, Shoea, Mr. M. it will be seen, offers a reward for the stolen articles and also for the detection of tbe thief. Adam and Fvr pointings of Adam and Eve, now exhibiting at Odd Fellows' Hall, are splendid specimens of the fine arts, and well worthy a visit frcm all wuo admire the rich aad the beautiful. Thk Lost silver Watch lost a few days ago, on Shockoe Hill, has not yet been brought io.

Surely some person has found why the delay in bringing it to ttis office and receiving a har.Jsome reward! Silk Gobds Washington papers state that many Indies in that city have been imposed upon recently, by itinerant venders of goads, representing tnem to be genuine silks, while the chief part of the material is cotton. The fioish is of a character well calculated to dtceivc aoy perstm, except those who have the best pract cal acquaintance with the goods, such as merchants, Sec. The character of the gocds, however, is soon exhibited after being worn. The same tricks, we understand, have lately been practised in this city upon the uninitiated and unsuspecting by these fraudulent and unprincipled venders. There are now in the city, we understand, some of these scamps, and we hope the public and the police will be vigilant in etfertsto put a stop to the unlawful and swindling traffic.

very interesting little girl, aged about 5 daughter of Mr Mountain, fcU from a bench, on which she was at the bearding of Mr. on Governor on and received inju on the head to endanger her life She re mained in a (tote, until Saturday, when there wu an improvement, giving hope of her lecorery. Dr. Hsnccck the attending physician. Thk Wiitbu -November is lingering in the lap of December.

The weather continuing unu cool far the season. From the North our bring us newi of fine tleighing in some partly account for the cool breezes we receive occasionally from that point cf the coropasa Whileit waa raining here yesterday, it was anowii at the North. Our prediction of winter is already being verified. gy There is a ilOcounterfeit note, on the Merchants Bank of boston, in circulation, which ia well calculati dto deceive. It ia not noticed to any of the being very new.

From the namter of such notes in this city, is probable that some person is engaged in ciica-atii then hare. Thk Lasix Faib will be borne in mind that the Lkdses open their Fair to-day, at Military The we learn, will be of a rich and varied character, and particularly itvlucg to Thk This fine iteamer arrired at an earlj hour yecterday morning, with and freight from New York, and wi.l leave fur the same port tt-day at the usual hour of 4 o'clock. PRICE, ONE CENT. Hioh Price roa.Woon—During the lMt month wood bu commanded in this market the mmseeCy high prices ot $5 per cord far oak, and for pine. These exhibit id advance At least 01 50 on price, earlier in the leuw, and give rite t.

tear, thot the price will be ftilljmore exorbitant the cold leuon We call attention to the for the benefit of wood a. a a. wood I view of the immenae for est. of wood anu within a distance ot Richmond, aad through which onr several railroad. tl and the river sod canal facilitioa for obswing the present and high rale.

UT malterof The cold season has set in, and there a scarcitj ac astoni.hing advance in Mh the Wne Wood re Dot of the h.gh pnee it commands in thi. market, or there would be large qualities sent here There is but a limited supply now on lhand. and we learn from a wood dealer, that there i. a demand for it a. fast as it airives, even at the presen high Could not of our enterpriaing citizen, secure a profitable business by the purchase of wood land on the of leading to Richmond, and entering into the woed business! The land, we are induced to believe, could be paid for by the net profits of the wood on it.

On the line of the Danville railroad, in Chesterfield, Ac, there are large bodies of wood lands which ought to yield large supplies for market, and so in reference to the country bordering on the Central and Fredericksburg railroads. We dread the quences to a large of persons in our city, dur. ing the approaching cold season, if wood should continue to advance instead of receding from present Laboi Re wili be seen that is ok fered tor the recovery of pair of gold lost a few ago. Slut Belvidebk fine steamer, for Baltimore and Philadelphia, sails thia evening. Stealing Wood, slave to J.

R. Anderson, waa yesterday punished for stealing chickens from Mr. Baron's out house Saturday night last. Caught in the act. Dbunk and Beck, whila under the induence of liquor, acted in a very diaorderly manner Sunday evening, and waa taken to the cage.

On yesterday required to give security in the sum of 9200. 13 o'clock Sunday morning, Lt. Wilkinson perceived a man named Daniel making an attack -in a Mr. Glenn, ia Valley street. Mr.

W. immediately interfered and arrested Scruggins, who, on yesterday, waa bound over in tbe sum of i2OO to keep the No Johnson, a free negro, waa arrested without papers Sunday evening, and yeaterday discharged with an order to procure them. Ibbegulas Pass Thompson, arretted in default a correct pass on Sunday ewning, waa yesterday discharged with an admonition. Oct or Anderson, ilave to R. Sc P.R R.

and John Brockenbrougb, to Exall, were arrested out of track near the New Market Sunday evening. The former was punitht.il yMterday with 10 iaahes, the latter, being a with 20. charge of assault, preferred If Horace P. Richardson against John Dwyer, wm dismissed yesterday. CILOTHINU! CLOTHING 1 OF 9UPE- I RIOH CUT AND WORKMANSHIP -FALL AND WINTER J.

D. GOODMAN, Na 134 Main Htreet, opposite Eagle Square, Richmond, has now open his large, new Win tar Mock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, all of which will be sold at the very lowest cash prices. He respectfully calls the attention of to Us large aod carefully Selected assortment of dress and fr'-ck Coats, made of black and lancy French aod English cloths; business and over Coats, of every handsome style and material, which cannot be surpassed for neatness oi workmanship and fit; and in endless variety of styles, qualities, colors, cut and price; boys' Clothing, consisting of Frock and Over Coats, Honed Jackets, Panto, 4c Famishing has spared no in making of Fancy one of the richest, consisting oi black and fancy SUk and Salia and Cravats, Ties and Stocks; silk, plosh and merino Gloves, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Hbirti, Collars, meruo and silk Under Shirts and Drawers. Ac- his very great facilities in purchasing and manufacturing he is offering greatest bargains. J- D.

GOODMAN, oc 28 134 Main street. Latkst nswn from DOUBLE BARRELED GUNS I DOUBLE BARRELED GUNS! received, direct front Europe, the most splendid lot of Dsahle aad Hlngle Barreled Gaaa, Ferensslsa Cape, Powder Flasks and Skat Peaches, every description, which will be sold at very reduced Having been to England myielf, making atl ay purchases direct Irom the manufacturer ibr cash, and being desirous of doing a large business in the Gun line, I will sell as low any Northern Importer, at my Cheap Cash Store, No SKI Main street, Richmond, Va HENRY HYMAN, Importer of nnd Watches, Next door to John N. Grocery Store. Sportsmen aie spectfully invitee to call aad examine the new Patent, and lateat Improved Doable Barreled Gun, just reeeived from England. iy a iioeral discount will be made to Wholesale Dealers and Country Don't forget that it No.

Hum street," Richmond, Va ae 17 ClOVililS, CULDm, Cherry Pectoral, (jtrdw i Balaam of Liverwort rviue'i Cougq dyrup, WUd Cherry, Jayte'a and Rout and (or Colda, Co fcEABROOK A REKVK, no 2 173 Broad ilrtet BOOTH, BUOKH, Tmiu, A LICKS, Carpet Baca, Having received moat oi my ckoi tEr above arttclt selected by If and purr of the for cash. I beg a call from my ouatomeia and the public, flatlet ing myaelf that 1 can off-r them batter and article than ever, notwithstanding the riae in the boot and anoe market. Among my aaaortment will be found Ladiea' Gaiten. thick and tem sole, foxed and lipped, of various LadWa Morocco iod Lace Boota. thick and thin Ladiea' Morocco and Goat Morocco and and an variety of and tthON; and and a large assortment of Sign of the Boot, oat below City Hotel, opposite aide.

oc 16 WILLIAM WALBH. AL.UM ATKK Irom the Rochbndge Alum A Druggiaca, Mo. 195 Main street, Rici mood, Va, having beeu appointed general for the ante of Alum Water irom ckbridge Alum Springe, announce to all who have been waiting, that a (apply now on the way fresh irom the tpringa, and will be ready for delivery ia few have bees made to keep tta constantly aupplfc with the water, which will be direct from the tpringa every week.i hali-barrela, and Ave ga ion demijohca, in the highest itue of perfection and (qua'ly goed aa whew drank from the i head. CST Ihe caih mast accompany all ordera. Ad drST BKKBETT BEEFS, no 8 Drvggieta, Michwnti.