the latest news."LATER FROM EUROPE.

J'uil. AMU-PHIA, April 2o.?The steamerCitv ofGlasgow arrived here last night withLiverpool advices to the evening of the 10th,

frw hours later than those brought by theA *n,e Citv Ol Glasgow brought 111 passen-gers-

MARKETS.

The markets on the 10th had been more an-imated (han (or some time previous. Thesales ofcotton had amounted to 11.000 bale*,vith a finuer market but no advance in

' Breadstuff* were in better demand. Saleso4 Western canal flour at 205., and other brandssi 15*8 6d n 20* tid. W heat had advancedId. per bushel. Com was in good requestat-.'a. for yellow,and 31s. 6d. for white.?C'oru meal 10s. 6d. per bbl.

The Clay Mkdai..?The committee from!Se» York, charged with the presentation toHem) Clay of the counterpart of the goldMedal which was recently lost, performed theiragreeable and interesting duty in Washington,on Saturday last. The Intelligencer says, theMedal is precise!* similar to the one lost, hav-iis» been etiuck from the sarac dies, and,fortunately too, before any of the bron/.e me-dal* had been The slight imperfec-tions in the former have been entirely avoided

\u25a0:t this. !>y giving it a greater number of blowsin the press. Mr. Clay was deeply touchedat this renewed evidence of esteem, and re-sponded to the committee, informally, at somelength.

|3P James McGowati, the young man whowas so severely beaten by his brother-in-law,

Baltimore, diec on Sunday. The Americansays that Atkinson, t;,e murderer, has be-.ned very strangely >ince his incarceration?

Laving repeatedly been in the wildest convul-ons.and thrown himself about his cell in a fu-

rious manner. On Sunday he had a haggardappearance, at.d his nervous system was in astate oi disorder and irritability usuallyattendant on a severeand prolonged attack ofdelirium tremens.

Flood at the last.?The late storm andfreshet throughout New England was mostdestructive. We observe notices of railroadssubmerged, and mills and bridges swept awayon the Merrimac river, and a suspension ofoperations in the lactones at Lowell, Dover,and other places. The "oldest inhabitant"does not remember to have seen such a freshet.

Murper ok A Sailor.?On Friday last,two sailors named Samuel Haskins and Rich-aid Hayes, gut into au altercation on boardthe British brig Mary, in the harbor of New\oik, which resulted in the death of Haskins.Haves wasairested.

Action of the President in Wells' Case.Washington, April 24.?The commutation

of the sentence c: Weils by President Fill-i::ore is still the subject of warm discussion.?The reasons assigr.ea for his commutation arethe active exertions of the Ministers of theGospel, who are opposed to capital punish-ment. 1 learn from the best authority thatvjch arguments had hut littie weight with thePresident, but that it was upon the legal viewof the subject, so ably prefaced by Weils'counsel, Morgan, Chilton and Linton, which,supported by the influence of the clergymen,induced a le-esamir.ation of the principal wit-ness, Hughes. This examination was con-ducted on Thursday by District AttorneyFendall for the Unitea States, and bv EdwinC. Morgan and Samuel Chilton for "the con-demned. The testimony confirmed the Presi-dent in his opinion, that murder with maliceaforethought was not committed.No sickly criminal sympathy influenced.thedecision of the President, but he was governedby the facts in the case, as more fully devel-oped in the re-examination than appeared ont;'.e written record of the evidence as previous-ly submitted. The re-examination of Hugheswas no doubt principally induced by the ear-nest exertions of the Ministers, who were un-remitting in their endeavors to obtain a com-mutation of the sentence.

Fire Riots and Probable Lous of Life.Philadelphia, April2s.?A stable and twohorses were burned this morning ut the corner

of 12th and Lombard streets. The ShifflerHose Company, while returning from the fire,were attacked on Lombard street near Bth, bya gang of rowdies belonging to another com-pany. Policemen Walton and Jones, in at-tempting to slop the riot, were attacked andstruck with bricks and other missiles. Theythen drew their revolvers and fired upon theassailants, and Jas. Gillespie, belonging to theMoyamensing Hcse Company, was struck inthe back by a ball, and it is supposed is mor-tally wounded. The officers have surrenderedthemselves to await an investigation.

Late and^lritersztingfromSanta Fe.hT. Louis, April 23.?The Mayor ofSt. Loui» has arrived at Independence. He left Santile on the 13th of March; business was very

dull, and the place almost deserted. Thosethat could raise an outfit had gone to the Gila.Governor Calhoun was preparing to leave forW ashiugton city. The March mail was metat Cedar Spring?the April inail-at CouncilGrove; ail well. Aubrey has gone the newroute. The Arapahoes, Kiawahs, Pawnees,and Cheyenne Indians were trading with Bent,five miles above Fort Atkinson.

Boston, April 23.?A letter received fromBuenos Ayree, dated 28th March, says thatthe Brazilian Admiral had sent a noteto]Com-niodore McKeever, of the American squadron,informing him that the American schoonerDraco, which had started on an expedition tocapture vessels on the Brazilian coast, underthe pretence of having a letter of marque, hadreally no such letter, and would be treated asa pirate.

Washington, April 23.?Chevalier Hulse-rnann bus obtained leave of absence from hisgovernment, for an indefinite period, and willshortly leave for Europe. This has beengranted turn in consequence of his represen-tations, that he could hold no intercourse ofany kind with Mr. Webster. He will there-fore, absent himself till Mr. Webeter retiresfrom the State Department. The friendly re-lations between the two governments are not,however, interrupted.

Arrival of the Sarah Sand*.New York, April25.?The meamer Suraii

tvinds, which left Liverpool on the 10th inat.,tbe same day the Asia sailed, has arrived,bringing I; 16 cabin passengers.

New OrUant Market,!W w Orleans, April 23.?Cotton?The

:i >nket is sitady wini sales of 4,500 bail's.?I'Ue sitle-' of the wee* amount to 49,000 Dales,l'tip increase of receipts at Southern ports,row amounts to 585,000., Sugar ans advanced

ihe week. Sales of Rio Coffee st 9J.I'iie stock on hand amounts to 18,900 bag?.

Wfstern Navigation.Pittsburg, April 24.?The Canal will be in

Kuod condition on Monday, and forwardinghouseg wilj be ready to receive and atiip goodsa# usual. The river is in excellent navigableot dei,

TELEGRAPHIC NEWSDISPATCH

£5T There was no telegraph despatch re-ceived last night.

N°W 1A

KP0WFm RTa NL 70 THE

S3SUSvc?SSMt?SKonce of Architecture. To ban ,Bd

*bSIEiaknowledge of which ia indispensable. leunna winbe given hi the da, and toinence of hi* students, tor which hi* term®very moderate, only *fi per month, for stxtaaL\flsons This Is an 'opportunity whtt X3d £availed ot b, all persons, for a knowledae of Architectare is valuable for its p-actical use as well utor the pleasure and exercise it aftbrca the mindThere is, perhaps, no art orscience which possma!es more extensive or prolific means of instructionand entertainmeet, or which has greater claim* onthe consideration of the world at large, than thatof Architecture For particular*, enquireat hi* of-fice, two doors from Main, on i2th street, where hewill continue to practice hi* profession, and furnishdesigns for any class of building*, <fcc , on very mo-derate tfrms Gentlemen are respectfully invitedto visit his office and view a great variety of de-signs. engravings, statuary, carvings, &c. 6cc.

ap27?lt*

LOST.? On Fricay night, the 23d inst, near theShockoe Hill market, a PORT MONAIE, con-

tainingmy free papers aud six dollars in silver,one tvfo dollar and ,a half gold piece, and one onedollar bill. Any person liudingthe above will beallowed to keep themoney by bringingmypapers.

CLINTON JAMES.Richmond, Va. ap 27?3t*

yi&GIMA FILE WORKS.?File* and\ Rasps nt every description made to order, oldtiles recut and warranted. AH orders neatly exe-cuted on the shortest notice, by

COMIN3 & PIERSONap ~7?dlmw4t* Manchester, Va.flfrjlT"g|| FOR SALE A tine COW, with a

young Call', will be sold low if early$-^8.application be uiada. Enquire at this

office. ap 27?It*M GENTLEMEN*' BOOTf9 AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.?Jim The subscriber continues to manufacture

Gent'emens' Boots and Shoes in the mostfashionable style, of the best material, and made byworknen who are inferior to none. This depart-ment is under the care of Mr AM Di«vi<, as fire-man, who has much experience i'.s a cutter, andgreat skill in making articles to suit :;>e taucy ofthe most fastidious. Those who may favorus withtheir orders may rest assured that every exertionwill be made to pleasethem, as to articles and fit.ALEX. HILL,

Manufacturer of Boots, Shoes, &c., 127 Main st.,Richmond. Va ap 27

j-?1 PIANO KOK TE P. H.ffeg*' J*QT AYI.OR has inst rprpivtvt a lnrth-f} n H ffnr supply from the famous makers,"

" "Nunnj & Clark, whose instrumentsare not surpassed in richness of tone or perfectmechanism by tho.-e ofany other makers.

Piano Forte and Music Store. J 60 Main st.ap 27Ot ki.TS, PIN-, t:A>KS, IRA.IIKS,

&lC? FOR DAGUERKEOTYPES.?We havejust received a large and beautiful assortment ofthe above Goods, in which we will place Daauerreotypes at prices as low. if not tea per cent, lower,than they can be had in this city, for the samequality of Goods and style of Picture. Picturestaken in clear or cloudy weather, of children oradults, and warranted never to fade, ar.d satisfac-tion given or no charge made. Lockets, Cases,Frames, Plates, and every artic.e used by Daguer-reotypists, tor sale low.

MINN IS & WATSON,BoJ Main st, (Mansion House,) Richmond; and

Sycamore street,Petersburg, Va. ap27n l'Ht BOOK IS BOTH WITTY ANDX WISE" Just published, the Yellow PlushPapers, by Wm M Thackeray, author of VanityFair, jtc, 1 vol 16 mo, tancy cloth, 50 cents

These papers are without doubt the best speci-mens of typographicalwit ever published. No one,exeppt perhapsShakspeare, has so infused blundersof thought and orthography with humor as Mr.Thackeray has, in these effusions of the honest-hearted, keen sighted, pluehbreeched James. Thespellingof these papers is not mere bad spelling ;

the mistakes are sometimes more that mistakes,they represent a comical misconception ot' thewords tbemsel ves, and there are few surer modesof securing a hearty laugh, than the perusal of apage of the Yellow Plush Papers But fun is not allwhich will be found in them. The picturesof lifewhich they present are truthful, striking and in-structive For sale by

NASH & WOODHOUSE,ap 27 Eagle Square.

N INTERESTING NJiW BOOK CORYOUNG PERSONS.?The English Family

Robinson, or, the The Desgrt Home: Adventuresof a lost Family in the Wilderness, by CaptainMayue Reed, with 12 engravings by Harvey ; veiytastefully bound and printed?price $1. Just pub-lished and for sale by

NASH & WOODHOUSE,ap 27 Eagle Square.ECEIVED AT tiKESHAitI'S, BROAD

STREET:Wau naii gee, or, The Massacre at Chicago, by

Major Richardson, author of Wacousta, &c?price25 cts

Feitz Hazell,by L M Sargent?price 25 ctsMilliner and Millionaire, byauthor of Lady KillerWoodreve Manjr,or, Six Months in Town?

50 centsEdward and Isabel, by Hawser Martingale?

25 centsTom King, the Highwayman?2s centsFalkland, by Bulwer?2s centsMob Cap and other Tales, by Mrs HentzGrumbler, by Miss Pickering?2s centsScvej brolhers of Wyoming?2s centsD'ary of a Broadway Dandy?2s centsSwampSteed?s# centsBleak House No 2, by Dickens?l2J ccntsGodey's, Graham's, and Sartain's Magazines for

MayYankee Notions for May? 12J cents ap 27

HARPER FOR MAY is tor sale atG. M. W EST BRO a.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.I. Ilodolphus,by Jacob Abbott, eight illustrations.11. Napoleon Bonaparte, by J S C Abbott111. The Bedeoueea, Mufaamad Alee and the Ba-

zaars,byGVV CurtisIV. Bleak House, by Charles Dickens, two illus-

trationsV Louis Napoleon and his No?eMonthly Record ot Current Events; Editor's

Table; Editor's Easy Chair; Editor's Drawer;Literary Notices; Leaves from Punch; SpringFashious, A:c. Sc.c. Price 123 cents per number,

ap 27

flltrrßi TRUNKS, TRUNKS.?CHEAP, CHEAP ?A large and ge-

I I If n er a * assortment ot travellingTrunks, just received and for sale

very cheap by ALEX. HILL,ap 27 No 127 Main street, Richmond. Va.Ah LAOIKS' Kill THIN SOLil«fi^WGAITERS?A BhAUTIFUL BOOT ?

Just received a new supply of the above Boots.?They are a tine, soft and beautiful Boot, one thatwill fit easy and wear well, for sale low by

ALEX. HILL.ap27 No 127 Main street, Richmond, Va.

FOR PHILADELPHIA.?ir.eVIRGINIA will sail onWed.

nenilay, ;afth inst, at 2 o'clock, P. M., for Phila-delphia. For freightor passage, apply to

ap 27 2t MAYO &. ATKINSON.j&x WANTED?A VESSEL to carry a cargo

SSafcto Charleston, S. C. Apply to?***" ROBERT RANKIN,

ap 27 Corner of 22nd and Water streets.FOR BOSTON.?The fine tasi sailing

schr. ALBERT, Captain Whitmore, U nowready to receive freight as above. Apply to

ROBERT KANKIN,a p 2 Corner 22nd and Water streets.

FOR OENTLEMEN.?Gentlcmen's PatentLeather Boots and Gaiters, ot extra quality, for

sale low by ALEX. HILL,27 No 127 Main street. Richmond, Va

I.RLVIAN (.UNO, ti ROUND PEAS*TER AND LIME, for sale by

ap >7A Lit ATA WARE.?Albata table,dessert, tea,

-fx -alt and Spoons; table and dessert forksand Butt-r Knives?a fresh supply just received otujy own icupurtatiou, for sale by* *

R. M ZIMMERMAN,ap 27 Comer Main and I2th streets.

"jas. FOR RENT.?The part ot the housawHS over tny store, suitable lor afanily or board-

WM. M- DADE, Chemist,ap a? Nearly oppositetbu Old Market

«ANAilll>| OfllOlir. MORRie A CO.inlfi^s2!e,*fJE*le ?Capttaia: *80.000,

01 lwo' 75

looftoSwifa. \u25a0 ** 5 "

Drawn Noa of Grand Consolidated, Class K:44 67 85 14 4 2 69 9 6 45 1.*P 87 C. W. PURCELL..... LAMBERT'S OFFICE,14th Street, aader Kiehiafr Betel.

Dr*T?J4? Kentuck T. Extra, Class 99, April 24:15 38 74 28 33 4 71 62 30 1 14 18 24 78.Drawn numbers Kentucky, Claaa E, April 24:«

3! I 6 32630#6U14961 37 12 2.Half 9 3 9, a prize of $300; half 16 26 37, $500:quarter 330 56, ? 1000?sold and paid by

_ LAMBERT,v T

trD £ yr-?he.Kwtucky State Lottery. ClaaaNo 96. Capitals: ?20,657, 5000, 3000,5 of 1200, Ac.75 numbers, 14 drawn. Tickets 95.Also, a One Dollar Lottery. ap 37

BTRATTOWB OFFICE.D ? l*n Noa of Kentucky, No E, April 24:56 38 10 3 26 30 66 11 14 9 61 37 12 2.

9W4r T*^T*rKeDtUCk7, Ex - No 10L C 'P ital

Also, Kentucky, No 96?Capital 920,000. Tickets? i ap 27

GOLD MINE ON PEARL STRKH't.LUCKS OFFICE.laiplementa Farnlahed at the Mlae.For To-Day? Bel Air, Class 17?Caoital<- 1

i SiU nm°k l lofsoo °. 4of 3000,4 of" 1500,Tickeuss numbers, 12 drawn.?

./"Pf0 ' 12?? Capitals: lof $4857 20,5 of 1000,10ot 500, and lowest three numbers $45 78 numbers, 11 drawn Tickets Cl.Efc"ow d. on,tf or8et> if you want luck, tocometo LUCK, on Pearl street. api7WILLIAM HURLEY'S OFFICE

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,No. 3, l»lh Street, opposite Old Market.The prizes are at HURLEY'S.

Drawn Nos.ofKentucky, Class No. 89, April 17th?13 56 30 59 69 62 22 12 37 25 72 51Whole ticket 13 56 78, a prize of $1,000.Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, Class E, April 24th :

56 38 16 3 26 30 66 11 14 9 61 37 12 2Ticket Nos. 2 16 56, a prize of $1,000, do. 30 6166, $300, sold and paid by

ap 27?3t* HURLEY.UUEUOKY tfc lIIAI KV ,

Successors to J. W. Maury & Co., Mana-gers.

Office, No. 62, Main Street.CspThe capita! prizeof|2l,sß6 (whole ticket)

sola and paid.Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Class 83, April 16 :

37 16 9 2 65 47 21 59 26 oj 12 24 71 58 75.Whole ticket Nos 9 18 37, the capital prize of

$21,586 in the above L ittery, sent to this agency,and sold by Anthony & Co., Venders,Petersburg,Va.Drawn Nos of Kentucky Lottery, No 90, April 21 :

30 14 60 17 40 51 12 19 42 21 50 13.Quarter ticket Nos 12 19 42, a prize of $5000

fold at this Agency.Drawn Nos.Kentucky Lottery, Class 94, April 23 :

20 6 16 2l 33 56 55 70 34 36 1 62 44.Half ticket Nos 6 16 20. the capital prize of

$22,500, sent toRichmond agency, and returnedbyN. Stratton, Vender. *

Drawn Nos ofKentucky Lottery, ClassE, April 24:56 38 16 3 26 30 66 11 14 9 61 37 12 2.

Scheme To-Duy.?Capitals : $20,657, 5000,2000, 2000. 5 prizes of 1200, 5 of 600,5 of 400, sof300, 10 of 200, &c. 75 numbers, 14drawn. Ticketa$s?shares in proportion ap 27

S>HEPPERSON'S OFFICE,.Main Street, opposite the Va. Banks.Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery, Class 124, April 23:68 36 66 34 44 60 21 51 64 4 41 53 20.Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery, Class 125, April 24:4') 51 34 61 59 63 54 58 71 39 77 78.Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class K,

April 24:44 67 65 14 4 2 69 9 6 45 1.For To-Day?The Bel Air Lottery, Class 17.?

Capitals: 8-0,000, 10,000, 4of3000, 4 of 1500, 4of1000, 5 of 500, 200 of 105, &c. 75 numbers, 12drawn. Tickets $s?shares in proportion.

Also, the Patap9co Lottery, Class 127.?Capitals :$4857, sof 1000, 10 of 500, &c. Tickets only $1.

f-Jp" Look at the prizes sold and paid at this of-fice duringthe last few days:

Nos 19 22 74, a prize of $400; do 7 17 58, dodo$275; do 4 9 29, do do $200; do29 61 63, $150 ;co 19 52 65, do do $75; do 11 48 57, dodos7o?by

api; 7 SHEPPERSON.

ESOPUS MILL STONES.?The sub-scribers have been appointed agents in this

State for the sale of the above celebrated MillStones, and are prepared to furnish any size fromthree up to five feet. Nothing need be said in com-mendation of this article, it being so wellknown,and extensively used by millers throughout theState. It will speak for itself.

They are also agents for. and keep constantly onhand,full supplies of India Rubber Belting, of allsizes, admitted to be the best banding in use.Steam Packing, and Fire Engineand Garden Hose.They will also iunusb at snort notice Rumbel'smachine stretched Leather Banding, cemeuted cor-nel , full or double rivetted, as may be directed, atmanufacturer's prices.

WILLIAMS & BROTHER,Cornerof Cary and Pearl streets,

ap 27 Richmond, Va.

AMILY FLOUR.-No.l, of superior qual-ity. FRY & McCANDLISH.

ap 27UTTER,BUTTER, BUTTER.?IS tubsfresh Butter, landingper steamer.

ap 27 FkY & McCANDLISH

FRUIT DROPS.?Orange, Lemon, Puie Ap-ple, Nectarine, Banana, Strawberry, &c. Very

refreshing and cooling in cases of fever, &c. Forsale by WM. M. DADE, Chemist,

ap 27 Neariy opposite the Old Market.

Marshall salt.? gm sacks afloat, torsale by

ap 27 DAVENPORT. ALLEN <fc CO.

®FOR SALE OR RENT, that WoodLumber House,on C«ry street, adjoining'the

lactory of Messrs Talbot &. Brother.ap24?3t DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.

OTKEKTLAJIP AND POST FOR SALE.>3 A very handsome one, suited for a PublicHouse, and will be sold low, at the Arbour by

Ep 22 R- W. ALI.EN.UDDY WATER.?Those who prefer clearwater to the present muddy hydrant water,

can have it bygetting one of those MediterraneanWater Filters of

CHRISTIAN & LATHROP,an 20 99 Main street.

WATCHES.?HENRY HYMAN, IM-jffak PORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN

J. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WATCHES, is4K#iiowin receipt of a very extensive stock,which, for beauty of style and quality, surpass anything ever ottered in this city. To dealers we of-fer the greatest advantages ever made In thisbranch of trade in Richmond. Buyers will do wellto examine our stock previous to making their pur-chases, at HENRY HYMAN'S,

96 Main street,Importer of Watches and Guns.

N. B ?A quantityof Watch Materials on hand,suitable for country waich makers and dealers, tobe sold very cheap, for cash.

Watches and Jewellery carefullyrepaired by ex-perienced workmen. mh 15

AND WARRANTS boughtat (nighest mar-ket rates.

Bills on Ireland in sums to suit, for sale byCHUBB BROTHERS,

Bankers and dealers in Stocks, Foreign aud Domes-tic Exchange?Washington City.mh 24?:tawltn?2awlmUW IS THE TIiHE, tor peraons holdingLAND WARRANTS, to sell the same, as all

have been made assignable. The subscriber hasmade arrangements to purchase to any amount,

aud persons, by calling onhim at No87 Main street,(over John Thompson's hat store,) will obtain thehighest prices, in cash

WILLIAM M. FULTON,nrsh 26?d&ctf Attorney at Law, Sic. fcc.

WATER CLOSETS, UATU TUBS, &e

HAVING add.d to our presentbusiness that ofBOUSE PLUMBING, and having engage

workmen recommended by the best establishmentin the city ofPhiladelphia,we are now prepared toput up WATEK CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA-TIONARY WASH.STANDS. PIPES for hot or coldwater, Sic., which will be done at prices to suit thetimes. Persons in want will please give us a call.

G. * A. BARGAMiN. J*.,mh 26?ts 201, cor. Main and 10th streets

J. HI'BARD. Portrait Fainter, over? the store of ValenHtS, Crenshaw * Co., ho

99 Broad street. Exhibition room open from 9

o'clock. A. M., to 6 P. M »P 9-l*_KW ENGLAND RUM.?luO obis, superior

for,J K̂poaTi ALLEM t co.

AMUBBMENTS.AT^ODay^'LO^^!o l̂> lhl

By the Eichmoad Ethiopia* "'~mmmtiOperatic Tnim, ",e

Ok Widhmdat Eihim Maxr, 38th lotta**«THE BJCUMOND ETHIOPIAKaJaIMONIC OPERATIC TROI'PEfully announce to the public that they wit]give one of their Muaical and Operatic

Eatertaiaaieati in thia city, on WEDNESDAYEVENING next, the 28th in*t, at Odd Fellow.'Hall, conaiating of the moat popular Bonn andOperaa of theday. *

For particulara,aeebilkof theday.Ticketa 25 cent*. Doora open at half put7?

performance to comirence at 8 o'clock.ap 26 WILLIAM A. MASON. Agent.

KXPKitHH LINK.FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.

STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.The ROANOKE, Capt. Parruh, will«yyttiib eready to receive freight to-day, at 12o'cioca, tor New York, and will continue to receiveit up to the hour of 1 o'clock, P. M., to-morrow,Tueaday, the 27th inaLPaaaeogera by thia ship must be on board at 4o'clock, P. M., tomorrow. (Tuesday.) the27th inat.,at which hour and on which day she aails regular-ly every week.Passage, including fine state-room accommo-dationa and meals, only 910 00Steeragepassage only halt price.

Paasengera taking thia ahip to Norfolk will becharged tne same as bytheriver boats.ap 26?2t LUDLAM Sl WATSON.NEW YORK.?To sail on

30th instant.?The splendidoieauiMiip City ofNorfolk, J. Post, Master, willbe ready to receive freight on to-morrow, and willsail as above. For freight and passage, haying su-perior furnished accommodations, apply toW. D. COi.QUITT, or_ . . A. S. LEECabin passage, including meals, with splen-

did state rooms, only gg 00Steerage passage, including meals ...6 00Freight taken through to Boston, and re-shippedfree of charge. ap^p. -*IT*? fc- STEAMER BELVIOERK.\u25a0afiSMSfaFoii Baltimore and PHILA-DELPHIA.?'l he BELVIDEItE, Capt. Gifford, willreceive Jreight this alternoon for the above places,

and continue to receive it up to the hour of 10 CA' VM> to-morrow, Tuesday, the 27th inst.ap 26?2t LUDLAM & WATSONi'lCE.?The water is in the

- Canal to Maiden's Adventure dam,ana tue racneiBoat will leave at 6, P. M., Mondayand go up to Cedar Point.BOYD, EDMUND & DAVENPORT,

ap 26?2tFOR CHARLESTON, S. C.?TheaKßhne fast sailing brig MARCELOIS, Captain

l'liot/ury, havingthe greater part of her cargo en-gaged and going on board, willsail on TUESDAY,27th inst. For balance of freightof at ew packages,apply to ROUT. RANKIN,

ap 26 Corner 22nd and VVater ats.; VESSELS WANTED, to take twothousand tons Granite to the city of Wash-

ington, D. C. Apply to ROBT. RANKIN,ap 26 Corner 22nd and Water sts.

FOR PHILADELPHIA ThegoodDORCHbSTER,Travis, master, having

most of her car go engaged, will have immediatedispatch. For balance of cargo, apply to Captainou board, at Rocketts, or to

ap 26?4t W. D. COLQUITT.'a>U THIS JjKtwlS LATIKE OF VIR-JL GlNlA.?Please to call at OSBORN &CO '3Daguerrean Gallery, the only place where you canobtain those beautiful flesh colored Daguerreo-types, set in lockets, which have been admired somuch the past month. Do notbe humbuggedwiththe idea that you can get as good pictures takenwith a side window as can be taken with a NorthSky Light. Bear it in mind,you can have picturesat our Gallery without having oneside of the facea 9 black as charcoal, or the other side as white aschalk. The public are invited to call and examinespecimens, at 172 Main street, opposite the Banks.

OSBORN & COMPANY,ap 26 Sign of the American Flags.

A THING WELL, KNOWN.?That LEVYis ahead of every ona in selling cheap DRY

GOODS. His stock is now complete, and greatbargainswill be offered to all who will favorhim acall. Barege de Laines at one shilling,Lawns at12J, fast color Calicoes at 6i, Ginghams at 12i,Sheeting at 6i, Shirting at 5 cents, worked Collarsat 6i, 124 and higher, worth doublr the money,handsome Silks, Parasols, Bareges, Tissues, Grena-dines, Dona Maries, Poralines, and other styles ofDress Goods. Lace and Muslin Sleeves, Chemi-setts, linen, silk and cotton Handkerchiefs,&c. Callsoon, and secure some of the great bargains.

ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr.,ap 26 201 Broad street.

TO CAPITALISTS.?Wanted to Borrow,Five Thousand Dollars for one or two

years, forwhich the best of security will be given.An; person having the above amount to loan willplease address '-New York," at this office, with realname, and the place where ail interview may beheld. ap 26?3t

TAN DOLLARS REWARD Strayedfrom my lot, the Ist of March last, a WhiteCow, pided onthe head and neck. She is of me-

dium size, one-hall' Durham. I do not know ofany flesh marks. She answers to the name ofBett; she went off to calve. I will give the abQvereward if she is delivered to mein Richmond, nearthePenitentiary, or Five Dollars for such informa-tion as will enable me to get her.

ap 26?3t* JOHN M. BUTLER.f%[ OTICE.?just received, a large lot ot the11 most improved Havana and American Cigars,Turkish and American Smoking Tobacco, Snuff,and all other articles in the line, at Northern prices,at J. A. HARRINGTON'S, Tobacconist, corner of10th and Main streets. ap 26? 6t*

LOST as I was getting in my buggy, al Mr. Fie*wants' liv -ry stable, Lear the Ola Market, onSa-

turday evening,the 17th inst., or on the road home,Five Bauk Notes, three tilty duller notes andtwo five's?number and bank not lecolleeted, but 1drew them out of the Faimers" Bank that day.?The finder will be liberallyrewarded.

ap 26?2t* JOS. STARKE.

WANTED, an active YouugWoman,(.wflite)to make herself generally useful. Applyat

R. ADAM'S,ap26?3t~ 171 Main street.URE OLIVE OIL.?IO jars, original packages, of virgin Olive Oil, warranted the finest

article in this market, importedand for sale byap26 O. A. STRECKKR.

BOKAX.? 2 cases refined Borax, just to handand for sale by

ap 26 O. A. STRECKER.

Rich black figured silks.?CHARLES HARTWELL <fc CO. have in

store a very handsome and rich supply of blackfigured Silks, which we are selling very cheap, at

ap 26 U H AS. HARTWKLL & CO'S.

LOOKING-GLASS PLATJKS, assortedsizes, for sale at low prices, by the box or sing-

ly, at C. J. SINTON Si CO.'S,I Sign of tne Circular Saw,

ap 26 71 Main street.

BACON SI DKS.?6 hhd», without backbone,landingand for sale by

ap 26 J.H.CLAIBORNE.

CROMMELIN'S PURE GROUND PEP-PER AM) MUSTARD, for alie by

ap 26 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.KiIUK LKAF LAUD, bacon Snouldersand Breast Piece*, for sale by

ap 26 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.

fIINCINNATTI RECTIFIED WHIS-- m lor ,Je

JOH> H c[I|BOB ,E

WANTED TO HIRE, for the balance ol tneyew. aNEGRO MAN,of goodcharacter Ap-

p|« go JUAN riZsiiini,ip 26 Next door to theExchange Bank.

EFINED SUGAR.?Lovering's loafc crush-ed, pulverised aud coarse pulverised, receiving

Pearp*26am' !r' WILLIAMS Si BROTHER.KW ENGLAND RUjU.-IO bbla, landing

and for sale byap 26 WILLIAMS fc BROTHER.

I | 50 bbU Halifax Herrings, justII ,o,"^L[AMe BROTHER.

C'RANBERRY PLANTS.?The subscriberJ has for sale a quantity of the above plants.

Persona wishing to make the experiment of raising them can nowhare an opportunity of doing ao.

ap 24?3t A. A. KRISCHMAN.ANTED.?A good NURSE. She must be

well recommended and without incum-brance. Apply at this office. ap 24?3t*\u25a0JUAIPS.?Chain Pumps, tar aale by* ap 18 VAN LEW 4 TAYLOR.

AUCTION SALES.yUTUkfc bAYti.

BY 68086 X 4.BUHMXE.A ACTION SALE OF RICH GERMANA SILVER GOODS, MISCELLANEOUS

GOODS, DRY GOODS, On TkaredayBaniaa ant, the 29th inat, commencing at 10o'clock, at my aalea room. No. 0.15th atraet, wfflbe?old at auction a variety of rich German Silver°°oda, direct from the manufacturer, in Germaay,conaiating of Knives andForks, Spoona, Deaert and

poto< I****** Cream, Waltera,y"J«Jesticka, Ladles, Carvers and Forks, Batterand Forks, SugarTonga, Cake

ai. C**ckw,> Seuffisra and Trays, Castors,nL£%L' a J, .:oice cf Dfy Goods, conaiating of

Lm «». GinghanC Ba»«ea.iSS-ISGoods, of everykind, the whole to be sold withoutreserve, to cloaeconsignmenta. Termacash'P 27 GEORGE J. SUMNER. Auct.BY JOHN. K. P. PAYNK. Kml»-~

I WILL aell oil THURSDAY, the 39th inat. at10o clock, inDnvali'a Addition, onBroad ttrmtbetween St Jamea'and Bt. Peter's, a lot of House!hold and Kitchen FURNITURE. Terma cash»P27 W. G.BY JAMES H. TAYLOR.

House and lot and seven va.CANTLOTS, Of CLAY AND CATHARINE

STREETS.?WiII be aold on Saturday, the Istday of May, commencing at 5 o'clock, P. M , uponthe premises, a comfortable Brick House, on Claystreet, near the residence of P D Glinn, Esq, andadjoining the property of Col Bigger, with a Lotfronting 40 feet on Clay street; also, three vacantLota adjoining, fronting 30 feet each onClay street,and four vacantLots, fronting 32£ feet each on Cath-arine street, each of the above Lots running backone hundred feet to an alley ten feet wide. TheseLots lie well, in an improving section, and containa large body of good brick clay.

Terms at sale. By request of the owner.ap 23 JAMES M TAYLOR, Auct.

BY WELLINGTON GOODIN.QIX TENEMBNTS ON STH STREET,U NEAR ARMORY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.Will be sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 30thday of April, 1852, commencing at 5 o'clock, threebrick Tenements, and three framed Tenements inrear, frontingon the west line of sth street, near theArmory Bridge. These tenements are ia an im-proving partof the city, and rent for the gross sumof $325. These tenements will pay a liberal rentupon the sums they will probably sell for.

Tekms?One-third cash, balance atthree and sixmonths, for approved endorsed negotiable paper,or title withheld.8P 26 W. GODDIN, Auct.

2 BUILDING LOTS ON LEIGH AND4th STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.?Will be sold on Thursday Afternoon, the 29thApril, 1852, upon the premises, commencing at 5o clock, two handsome Building Lots, onefronting29 teet on North side ot Leigh street, between 3raaud 4thstreets, and runningback 150feet; the otherlront'ng30 feet on 4th street, North of Leigh street,and runningback 124 feet to analley.

1 sums?One-third cash ; balance at 4 months forapproved endorsed negotiablepaper.W. GODDIN, Auctr.

LAW SALE.?The largest and most valuablecollection olLaw Books ever offered in thiscity, at Public Auction, will be sold at the store ofGEO. M : WEBT & BRO., on THURSDAY, April29th, 1852, at 9 o'clock in the morning, embracingin part?The Eng. Condensed ChanceryReports. The LawLibrary, 65 vols.Johnson's Chancery Reports, 7 vols. The Virgin-

ia Reports.Robinson's Practice. English Corn Law Reports.Haward's, Peters' and Washington's United S. C.Reports.Kent's Commentaries, Peters' Digest, Comyn's Di-

gest ,

Bacon's Abridgment; Chitty, Wharton and Rus-sell's Crime Laws.And nearly every other good Book in use.Catalogues will be ready on Friday, 23d inst.ap 22?lw

on this road run as follows: Leaves Richmonddaily at6i o'clock, A.M., breakfast at the Junction,dine at Charlottesville, and reach Woodville at halfpast 2, P.M. Returning, leave W; odville at halfpast 6, A. M-, breakfast at Charlottesville, and ar-rive at Richmond at a quarter before 2, P. M.Fare between Richmond and Woodville....s3 75

Freight Train.?The regular freight trainwill leave Richmond forCharlottesville on Mondays,Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 5 o'clock, A. M , andfor Woodville as often as business may require.

Freight will not be recei red in the depot at Rich-mond after 4 o'clock,P. M- E. H GILL,

mh 25 Superintendent.O COUNTRY lUERCH ANTS.?JUANPIZZINI hasthe pleasure of announcing to his

country friends, and the public generally, that heis just in receipt of a largesupply of Spring Goods,consisting in [fart of the following articles, viz:

250 boxes R: M. Raisins, (whole, half, *ndquarter boxes.)

150 drums Smyrna Figs.50 jars No. 1 Prunes.

lOOlancyboxes do.25 boxes Lemons. 125 do Oranges.2 bales English Walnuts, (fine and fresh.)'5 dags Palm Nuts.5 do Filberts.10frails Dates.

20 boxes Citron.50,000 superiorCigars, (various approved brands.)

20duzen ass'd Pickles.With afine assortment of Dolls, Fancy Goods, tic.,togetherwith a large assortment of Candies of hisown manufacture, which he is now prepared tofurnish in any quantity,with any other articles inhis line that may be wanted, on the most a ccom-modating terms?at 152, next to the ExcnabgeRank nl

MRS. C. VIGLINI,101, Main Street,

WILL open her spring and summer style* ofMILLINERY on Tuesday, 27th April, con-

sisting of all the newest importations, (elected byher for this market, to which she respectfully re-quests the attention of her customer* and the pub-lic generally. ap 23?2wass REWARD.?Strayea from the

subscriber on 17th inst.. aRed MILCHCOW. The tinder will receive theabove reward by bringing her to my

house,on sth street, between Clay and High streets,or any information respecting her will be thank-fully received and rewarded.

ap 24?3r JOHN O. CHILES.

Bargains: bargains:?john aSNELL & CO., No. 29 Main Street, respect-

fully invite their customers and the public gene-rally to call and examine their large and desirableassortment of Barrage Delaines, which they areprepared tp sell at prices lower than ever beforeoffered in this city. Also, Bleached and BrownDomestics, Cotton Hosiery, Silk Mitts, and ? gene-ral assortmentof Staple and FancyDry Goods, Ac.

mh 19?tf __

Hardware and cutlbe¥.-ii>«wreceived my apriogstock ol Hardware, Cutie-

ry and Tools of ail kind*,which I offer at my ntuallow prices for c&ib. Two hundred kegiphia Mails, in lots of are keg*, at *3 25 per 100 lbs.All kinds of building Hardware of the beat quality,at wholesale and retail, with the usual ranety, all atlow prices. Franklin street, opposite north end ofthe Old Market. "?

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Also, a lull assortmait of Shoe Thread. Ac.Findings, French Calf Skins, Linings, Bindings,Pegs and SoleLeather. mh 27?Imi

OK SALE-A ttrst rate COW, if applicationbe tnide at ooee.

FOR HIRE?A room Servant BOY, forthe balance of the year. Apply at this offlce.

ap 15?uINK BRANDY.?2haII pip<-sold "Heaneaaj*Brandy,direct from the Loudon Docks to tola I

market, for sale bjap 23 R. M. BUTTON.

LOAF SUGAR.?SO boxes New Yark beat qua-lity,for sale by

ap 23 DAVENPORT. ALLEN A CO.

PRIME PORTO RICO HUGAR.-10 hhds,landing and for sale by

ap 23 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.QA BHDS. BACON (410*8.-7 ttercea(6\J Lard, receiving and for sale by

ap 10 BACON A BABKERVILL.

SUPERIOR FRESH BUTTWU?A fowkegs by the steamer, for n)e.

ap 19 FRY A M CANPLBBH.IT*AMILY FLOUR*?IOO fbtola «WfiisJT fornte by

*17 1 Fit * ITCAWDUML

AUCTION SALES.==============-Xi!is_H4£i===i-====

*r WHLIN6TON OODBllt.

saSJsaKa?-4^isy^-sT»*s -One-fourth ca»h, btiwoe at«. 12aad 1»month*, for negotiable <-?iL**-" "i","

cared by a tnut deed.* M W. GODDI, Auct.

the above sale ia i?']\u25a0MBnext, theS&h tost, at the same

ap 21 W. GODDIN, Aoetr.rMtpeiniMk-The above mle «n agatepostponed last evening on account at therain. Itwill certainly be void this afternoon, at 5 o'clock, ifMr, if not, the next fair dayat the mum hour,ap 27 W. GODDIN,Auet.

IN FURTHER EXECUTION of the deedof traot executed to us the Bth day of October.

1851, byJ.T. Sutton, Jr., and dulyrecorded ia Ha»rico County Court office, weshall, by rcspist afthebeneficiary in said deed, proceed to seu at publicauction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 97thd«y ofApril, 1853, if fair, at 5 o'clock, P. ML, the\u25a0mall FARM near Mitchell's Spring, called Bel«\u25a0tant, containing 20 acres of land, with a band-

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ne House, with seven rooms. Kitchen,Stable, Ac . and onWEDNESDAY, the 28th April,will proceed to sell, in the city of Richmond, onthepremises, at the hour of 5 o'clock, P. M.. thatbrick House and Lot at the intersection of 7th andFranklin street*, now in the occupancy ofE. B.Bently,Esq. Tho title is undoubted, but aatrustees, we will convey with special warrantrTerms will be made known at sale T'JAMES H. BLAIR, , mCORYDON H. SUTTOK.\ap 27?It

BY JOHN H. D. PAVNB, Sllmm..'I WILL sell THIS MORNING,at 10 o'clock, inthe tenement on 10th *treet, between Mainand Cary, recently occupied by the Richmond Re-publican, a lot of FURNITURE, consisting of Fea-therBeds, Mattrass, Bureau, and a lot of miscella-neous Books. W. G.ap 27 ? ?

HEAR TTTM, YB SICK!TVTO MEDICINE BUT HAMPTON'S11 VEGETABLE TINCTURE ever had such amass of testimony. ,'

REV. VERNON ESKRIDGE, U. S. N.Pobtsmouth, Va., Aug. 18, 185LMr. J. B. BOUSHSir, While 1 amin general op-

posed to Patent Medicines, candor compel* me tostate, that 1 have great confidence in the virtues ofHampton's VegetableTincture. For sever-al months past I have used it in my iamily,and Indyspepsia, loss of appetite, dizziness and generaldebility,with entire success. So far as ry expo*rience extends therefore, I take pleasureti, recom-mending it to the afflicted as a safe and efficientremedy. lam respectfully yoora,

VERNON ESKRIDGE,Chaplain U-S. Navyl

From a gentlemanknown many years as one ofthe magistrates of this city:Read! Read!! Read!!! "

Joy to the World?Hope for the Afflicted?More Teatimonyfrom Home!BAVHMom*,Bept 11,1851.

Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray I fetlit a dutyto make known the benefits I nave deiived fromBr. Hampton's Tincture. For a lengthof time Ihave been subject to great prostration of muscularpower, and great debilityof the nervoussystenr.accompanied with palpitation and flutteringof tk-heart. 1 had sucn sudden attacks that on oneocca-sion I couiu ovarcely get home. I, making mention of my case to a friend, hereferred me to Jo-seph K. Stapleton,Esq., an old and highly respect-able citizen of Baltimore, who had used the Tinc-ture under similar circumstances. I called on Mr.Stapleton, and after aninterview of some minutes.I was fully satisfied of the me4icel virtues of theTincture, from the evidence before me, of his ownperson, who for some time previous, indicated afailing state of health, but now a hearty, hale-ap-pearance, with the activity of youth. 1 immedi-ately commenced using the Tincture, and before Itook the contents of one bottle, my strength wasrenewed, and 1 could walk as brisk, and am as ac-tive as I was twenty years ago. This Tincture iathe grand restorative of the digestiveorgans,which,when destroyed, the whole system is in a state ofsuffering.

1 do assert it is no humbug,but it is, in reality,what it is represented to be by Or. Hampton, thainventor. WM. A. SCHAEFFER,

Corner Lombard and Sharp stCure of the venerable and eminent Doctor Du-

nan's son of Baltimore city.COUGH VERTlGO.?Rheumatism, of 15

year's standing, cured. Testimony of one of ourbest known citizen* :

Baltimobz, Fab. 9th, 1833.Messrs. Mortimer ft Mowbray?Gen lemen:?It is with real pleasurethat I amable to attest tothe general healing and curative power* of Dr.Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. Some timo da-ring lait November I wa* taken with a very badand serioua cough. I wa* advised to take CodLiver Oil, and did so, bat fettingno better, I wa*induced to try your Tincture. 1 got onebottle,and before I had used it all,m* cough had left me.Permit me also to for the lasrl3 years Ihave suffered very much from Acute Rheumatismand Vertigo, confining me, at time*, to ay bed. Iam fully convinced that I owe my present goodhealth to the use of the Tincture and *kind Provi-dence.

YouAre,my friends, at liberty to use this a* yogmay think proper, and believe me

Yours, very respectfully, G. DUNAN.N. B.?l can be seen any time at the Mayor'soft

fflce. G. D.Astounding Effects!?The Whole Afflicted W&rld

Bead.'.'?A Lady Restored after Ttoo Years Sick-nest I '!

Nobpolk, Dee. 6,1851.Messrs Mortimer ft MowbtayHampton'* Veg-

etable Tincture is certainly working miraculousresults here, in th£ way of cure*,' bat there seemsto be a diffidence on the part r fthose cared to givea certificate, which, in justiceto the afflicted, shouldnot exist 1 could mention a dozen cases of im-portance, in which it has been successful in curingthe worst kind of diseases; ont it appear* tocurethem *o easily, and its effects areso mag leal, theydo not appear to be able to realize it, though theyare perfectly satisfied they are cured.

I will mention two case* which have lately comaunder my notice. A lady who had been cosfinedto her bed for between one and two ymH, and oawhom the doctor* had been attending duilng thattime without any tucces*, was induced to try theTincture,and after taking one bottle she wa* en-abled to sit up m her bed; and after takingtie se-cond bottle she was enabled tobe up, stirring aboutthe bouse?a thing she bad not done for two years,as 1 was informed byher husband, who (called onme, in perfect ecatacy,and said he had at last foundthe much-needed panacea. I think be will furnishyou with a certificate of the strongestehamcter.

Another gentleman informed methat he had avery valuable negro woman so tar gone bydiseasethat hewould have taken twenty-Are dollars forher, but the firstbottle wa**oeffective that be fellconfidentof a perfect cure.

Yours,respectfully,JOHN R. HATHAWAY,No 27 Main street, Norfolk.

Hampton's Tincture is the great purifier oftheblood?will cure Set yfula, Rheumatism, Colds,Cough,Liver Complaint, Diseases of the Throat andBreast, Ac.

Call and geta pamphlet glads, and aej farts*cares of men who are Known.For sale by O. A.BTRECKER, Main street.Rich .

mond; G.B.JONES ft CO,Petersburg. Va;Dr.COOKE, Fredericksburg; MORTIMERft MOW,BRAY, Baltimore; sad by DnggUts generally,

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]\TOTICE.?I hare appointed Lewta Flefehman,my Agent for carrying onthe Dry Good* end f

Ready Mao* Clothing busioeaa in the cttr of Rich-mond WILLIAM FLEISHMAN.

ap 19?12t*ONDON POK.TKM.?I6 quarter eaaka featLondon Porter, for »aleby «,

ap 19 KDWIH WORTHAM A COTALD WHIHKBY.?7OW>k Sap-rOM Whia-" key, landing and for Mtaibf

apS4 PAVEKPORT. ALL«* A CO.

B Aforc«?ri«gM, raiUoadTlfca, juatat handedtU »^B« by Q. A WRECKER.WABLK SALT?A beautttul artMie inbo*ei»1 1 f»r«deby

H *3 R- M. BURTOK-

CLAKKI' WINE.?4O buM« goo* guilty,and at moderate prtoea, for«aleb*

apga R M WmTOW.D ICJIr?IO tiereea Riee, forMfe ky L

K ap 7 EDWIK WORTHAM * GO.' ' ''';} '''

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