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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1834-09-15
MUSIC FOR PIANO EnRTE


Receired By II. L. SMITH, April l.
/ dave Songs 10 sell, Nv e. T.. Horn
j., Thr Toast be Dear Woman, ~ Rodwen
The Bride
The Brides Farwel
The Wife, by l.. Deverea1
The Bridegroom
Doyou ever think of me
Jackets of Blue
, o. I the Mountain
When Morning Light is gently Breaking
Oh, Speed my Bark
My Bark shall tempt the Sea no more
BraeS O'Ballandyne
Sigh not for Summer Flowers
There's Music in the TIUnpcl's Sound
The Brook Is purling on Its way
Tho from him Hove afaf
Away, away 10 Mountains Brow
love the Village Church
Ellen Of Lindalc
The Mountain Bugle, ono or wo Voices
The Lido Song
Nay, Love me Not
GIenadler, as Sungby Mrs. Knight,
Moonlight, Moonl ght
Rory % More, or all for Good Luck
In my Bower so Bright
To the Beau and Belle Fortunes Tel
A Cup of Nectar
Come Home, Words by Mrs Heunans
I'll think of thee when morning spring.
Spring time of the year is Coming
Ill meet the Love
The Sea
The Land
The Pilot
Autumenial Hymn
Dinna Forget
Forget thee nay Susie
Gaily the Trouba1our
Eark We Neighbours, a German Watchman.
Song
Oh Irvine me Bower
o Sing from thy Spray
We Met
The MinStrers Return
i.!e of Beauty, Fare tho Well
Mine Alone
Mellow Horn
MinstIers Tear, BY c. E HON
Dark Eyed one, Music b. Auber
Teach, q Teach nae to Forget
Tyreless Peasants Song, with vignete
'rwere Vain TO tell thee all feel
Soldiers Tear
RsSsalie Clare
Rover Bri6e
Loves Review, with Visneue
The Persian Rose, do
ViniaserS Evening Hymn, do
Vine DreSSers Song, do
Buy my Roses, do
The Hunter Boy, do
jim Crow, do
Glare De Kitchen
Save de Union
Bee Gum
see them on their Winding WAY
Hark, Hark, through the Wild Woods
Papagena, Pertiest don't you hear me
Up Brothers, up
Bell at Sea
Love Not
Last Link is Broken
Sloep on thy Pillow
Marseilles Hymn, with French and Eaglisf
Words
Gallant Troubador, do
lis Love in the Heart, by c. L. Harn
Twilight Dews
Banks Of Allan Water
Home, Sweet Home
Here we meet, too Soon 10 Part
Loves Rclornea
Light Bark
Pilgrim Fathers, Words by Mrs Hemaus
My boat IS on tho Shore, or a health to Tom
Moore an
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NEW, FASHIONABLE AND FANCY
SPRING: GGOOBS.

NEW, FASHIONABLE AND FANCY
SPRING GOODS.
1EAD q BANL1 are now receiving an,
\ opening, hy the schr Effort direct from New
York, large stock Of Staple and Fancy DRY
GOODS, which, in point of richness and beauty
cannot be surpassed in this market. md will +,
sold al less than the cost Of Goods purchased some
months since, having been mostly pnrchascd a
auction, and designed for the retail trade: namely
The newest ald most fashionable styles Of co
loufed MuSlins and GinghamS, all colours, pat
terms and prices
New styles rich Gro de Swi,, Silks. Tor dresses
Fancy dress Handkerchief, n great variety
hich needle wOrl ed muslin Collars and Capes
Long white kid Groves
Kings Crayais, new article
Palm leaf aud feather Fans
Handsome Belt Ribbons
Green wOTSied Barcse
Nankeens, Diagonal Summer Cloths
Spitileicd Handkerchief
Ladies and gcntlcmcn's Gloves, Of every dc.
ScriptiOn
Mourning Muslins
Satin Fun'l do, new article
Muslin lnsertings, Brochellc
Hosiery, Of every description
TambOufd Swiss muslin Robes
IRISH Shceiings, Linens and Diapers
linmii0n stripe Jeans, ROvcn Mixtures
f0ulard Ginshams, Princctta, oil Cloths
White, black and green blonde Wells
OAule bunnct Ribbons
Erminciic, cOlourcd CambricS
Iablc and Piano Covers, &c. APPS
TNHEODORICK ROBERTSON has rcceiycd
u by The packet ships Hark Away & jefferson
from Liverpool an extensive assortment al
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sc. &c consist.
ing IN part Of knob, dead stock closet, pad, till
shes, cupboard aud prospect door Locks bed
Table butt, HI and Parliament Hinges, Screws
WALTERS, Candlestcks, Shutters, &c. Sc
ivory, Stag, = allaloc bone and cocoa handle
Knives and Forks, in dozens or complete sets
OF 81 TO 50 pieces pockei and pen Knives, Scis-
sors, Sheep Shears, &c &C.
DAILY eJPeced fron the Tally No, now nj City
Point Maslin Kettles, trace aud halter Chains,
Sad Irons, &c. &c
Country Merchants and Others, in want OF
Hardware, are respectfully invited TO give him a
call ssioie purchasing elsewhere, With the assur-
ance that they will find q great variety II oeeds,
~ prizes 70 suii the presnI Iirses,
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1834-09-15

DR. ROBERTS
Vegetable Nervous Cordial,

Or Natures Grand Restorative.
n confidently recommended! the most cIica-
q 'ous medicine, for the SPEEDY relief and cure of
all nsrv-ns complaints, attended with inward weak
ness. depression OF the spirits head ache trcmOr.
iantncss, hys,cric f.s, Debility seminal weakness.
elects, AMI various complaints resulting from Sc
crct improperly Of youth and diSspntci hrji,%
residence m warm cmnate7, the immcfeyat. USE vi
tea, the un.kiiiui or excessive use of mercury 90
often destructive TO the human frame
Under the denomination of nervous disorders
are included several diseases Of the most gcreus
sind and are various tnnt a volume wuuld hardly
suffice To complete description uf them. Ii per
vades with Us balciul influence the whole nervous
system, writing the heart with inrNprrsslblc an
guish, aud exciting the most dreadful Suggestions
OF horror and despair. To this demon have thou
sand fallen sacrifice, in the direlul transports Of
t5TN=c.
Tue most common symptoms nt It's commence.
mcnt are weakness, HltulCncc, puptufIun, watch
tulness, drowsncss after eating, ilm.dity, flashes
OF heat and cold, numaucss, crump Cuhlincss.
pains in the head, back snI lons, hictup difficulty
OF respiration, and u slntItIon, anxiety, dry cough
&c.
Tn. Vegetable Nervous Cordial is also gre,t
aniiscorhutic medicine and is of infinite service for
purifying the blood, and curing those foul disorders
. of the skin which commonly appear n the form of
scurvy surieit, rcd blotclics rur6umclcs ulcers, &c
TINS medicine IS neatly Put up m square bottles,
developed with pamphlet which gives q full and
minute history of tho complaints, directions for
uSns II, regimen of the patient, aud list Of cures
performed accompanied by cert, hruics from the
most respectable citizens Of Pennsylvania New
fsrk, Connecticut aud olkcr places where II bp 3
been extensively used Price 81 20 per boulc-For
SAFE ny VI. l.. DAY,
fctj Market S,r,ro
- En0yAL.-The subscribers announce d,
III their friends and the public thpt they have
removed this d3y a. the c1mmOdiOus store fued
up for them. three doors above their old stand.
Very heavy supplies received during the past
week by The packets Nassau, H. Lawrence and
Wasp, have been held back ~ consequence of
Their intended reno al-all Of which are now
opened, and comprise with vh hat was previously
on hand, an assortment of STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS, equal to any in the
city.
Country merchants are invited to examine
their sock before purchasing elsewhere with
INC assurance th1t they will find the usual yafi-
| " Oi SDriS Offered At this season, with many
new articles Of The latest fashion, and most des-
Tahle Hndg-and all at the rcyv io,ccei prizes.
BINFORD, BROOKS, GAY g. 60.
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respectfully,
WILLIAM DOUGHTY.
SMYRNA. (Del.) Nov. os,b 1899

SMYRS., (Del.) Nov. Goth, 1892.
Mr.. William A. Parker:
DEAR Sin,-l received your letter dated Goth
November, with 7bottles of your Compound We.
Setable Spirit. Twas much pleased TO get SEINE
more oil yoar Panacea, which cured me OF the
most acute Rheuimaiism-I was almost entirely
relieved in forty-eight hours after commenced
taking 1t, and will exercise all my influence in
introducing 1t in our csunrry. You may if YOU
think proper make use uf my name anon gs, the
rest who can testify OF its efficacy.
Yours respectfully,
THOS. L. TEMPLE.
For sale by
J. III. & III. l.. TEMPLE.
cCr door above Bell Tavern.
au 80 Richmond, Virginia
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CHEAP HARDWARE. CUTLERY, sc.

CHEAP HARDWARE. CUTLERY, sc.
UNION & CLELAND have just received,
~ and are now opening 30 cases Hardware
and other articles, embracing IN part fine ivory
handle Knives and Forks, III pieces do imitation
doi carded Cutlery, do English Razurs, Snuff
Boxes, fine Scissors, silver pencil Cases, Pad
locks, Of various sizes, Carvcrs and Forks COM
mon table Cutlery. Britannia Tea Pots, Colit C do
do Spoons glass Ink Stands CrayosS Morgan's
Razor StroPS, Japan Walters and Bread TRAYS.
do SpitloonS, Fish Hooks by the NJ. Fancy Soap.
Spcclacl"S, Watches, Watch Seals and Chains.
Pocket Combs, Waters, Coat Buttons, Finger
Rings, Steel Pens, Needle Cases, Tea Bells.
CaStorS, Brass chOvels and Tongs, Durable Ink.
NiOinS, &c. &c.
CLOCKS.
Also, a lot Of eight day and 20 hour Mantcl
Clocks, represented rs very good
yT The above are offered at very low prices,
atprivate sale. jy2 ~
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soGNETS AT GREAT BARGAINS.

NJILNl I0Ihl 1871
- ii. JENKINS will sell at and below cost,
y. and Ut very reduced prices
lpJ Fancy green, and plain leghorn straw Bon
nets, at the extreme low price of Is. Cd each
Also. n reduced prices his entire stock OF th.,
newest style. Fancy Straw Tuscan and PLAIN
Bsnnen:s, likewise bonnet Ribands, & Innings for
BoanetS very cheap iy Is
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DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS.

RLEACHED "a and Al Domestics, of very
- best quality, n little wet in the cellar.
by the late heavy rains, but in no way injured in
value-will be sold as above by
THOMAS X. PRICE,
who has on hand, fine assortmen; of new
and desirable Pantaloon StufS, rich printed Nvs-
Inns, from Is. 81. TO 6s. GinghanS in great varie-
~ and most fashionable styles; Tuscan Straw
Bonnets OF most approved shapes; extra rich
ParaSols, black worStcd Barge, for ladies' sum-
mer wear; black Grape de Lyon, very superior;
81 black Mode, black Gauzc Lore, and Grape
Wells; black Gauzc, Lore Grape and Hermann
Iandkerchicls; black BombazineS, very best;
black horSkin Gloves; black brown and green
Grape Camblets, very superior; &c. &c. Indeed,
his arrangements are such, as to warrant his as
spring his friends aud customers, that they may
always expect 10 be Shewn the most desirable
Goods IN The trade. and nj fair nrices 10 u
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A CARD.

MRS. SYDNOR is now prepared to give les
sons in all the Ornamental Branches taught by
MeSsrs. Wyatt & Alderman, viz: Painting Orr
entail Timing, Mezzotinio, Wax, Fruit and
Flowers, Shell Work, Transferring, &c.
Specimens may be seen by calling ut her resi-
dence over the store, where the terms will be
made known
Mr.. Sydnor having been appointed agent for
MeSsrS Wyatt x Alderman, fer the sale of all
articles used by them, constant supply will be
kent on hand. ~ II
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AccoMIc, Nav 9Th lssa

UT VtftTHHI Il. fSuTAfT:
SlR,-l hereby certify that I have been for mapy
years sorely afflicted with Rheumatism, during
great Part Of which time, have been perfectly
disabled. have tried many remedies highly re-
commended, and employed the best medical aid
without benefit, and finally alter every Other re-
medy Jailed, resorted to the use of your medicine,
anu lake great pleasure in stating, tina, although
am old and have been long afflicted. vel from
me use OF a few bottles of your Compound Vege.
table Spirit, am perfectly restored to health and
relieved from pain, and confidently recommend
IL 10 The public asa safe, pleasant and efficient re-
medy for Rheumatism
Yours respectfully,
Will nnuGIIrxv
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GlNGlAMS, HOSIERY
Roth Sill. & Cn,...

For Misses, Ladies and G.r,,.
Shlrt Collars, herring bone and Min r ir.,
linen linen Cainbric and Lawn BoSom>, rery snperio,
ladies and gentlemen's HsSkin. and nen,S nb,,I
perrin thread Hcxham and other Gloves coi,n1
CCIswers, Cotton FrinssS, blk. Love Hdkfs]
Grapes, Long and short white. erbr.;Jara1
ana plaza Gloves, Cloths aud Cns>i,naT,S
indeed, IN almost every article belonging IN m
trade, quite variety may be found, which viii III
inc,eSsed Sy frequent arrivals from other marked
ana me suo.criber hopes 10 receive. and will 81
deavor to deserve the patronage and sunror,
the public. TUOS p pbiCH
may - ~ ME-
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DIssoLUTsoN or PARrN ERsnIP.
THE Partnership heretofore existing under the
i Firm Of CREME Il MOSBY, is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. Jno. CREME viii
collect all debts owing to the Firm Of Greme &
Mosoy, and pay ali claims against the same
JOHN CREME.
July lat, 1881. DANL. s. MOSBY.
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pAakn<s cosruUN 3 we nrAsk 4
- Spirit safe and ssrtain remedy fst
rheumatism, Gout, sc.

k~-. - ~ nLADhk
4 SPIRIT, safe and eertnin remedy for
rheumatism, Gout, sc.
CERTIFICATES.
From the Honorable A. p. Uesiar
:. Nokrn.nrros Co., (va,) March IL, 1882.
hr. William A. Parker:
DEAR SR.-I have received your letter in
which you request the to give you "ths best certi.
heate my conscience will allow me 10 give. Of
The efficacy of Parkers Compound Vegetable
spirit" My conscience will allow me 10 give
and take great pleasure in giving a strong and
decided certificate upon that subject. You know
how subject have been To severe attacks of acute
rheumatism, and how intensely have suffered
from that disease have applied cajoput oil. tur
pentne, strengthening plaSiers, friction, and
every thing else which could hear of as a RENE
dy, but ! never experienced the least relief from
any Of them. Not so with your Compound We
getable Spirit. began to Use it about two months
ago, and continued 1t until had taken nearly
two bottles. II has completely relieved IN, of an,
disease, and although have exposed myself inn.
prudenily and frequently to damp and cold wen.
Their, have had no symptom OF a return of il, So
lar as my experience extends, therefore. I feel
fully authorised To express an opiuion that vopr
medicine is an efectual remedy for rheumaiism
and unhesiatlngly recommend it as such.
fou are at liberty Ia make whatever use vop
please Of this letter Your friend,
p IJpSurrp
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| may -
Two THE AFFLICTEp.-The Rev Sam
| Il IL. Cox, ID. ID. of New York and NJ
BaEnes, No. IL, Park Place, New York, Tbom.
w bpIcol', Esq Cashier OF Mechanics and Farm
erS Bank, and Elias Warner, ESQ. ArguS Ofscsl
Albany; Roger Ad>it, Abraham Hiicbcosk RI
oert Martin. and Jehn Blake ofthe Civ of HuSI
sou samuel Raw, Steamboat ALBANY: and WI
Bally, New Lebanon; aS well ms Doctors T,lma :
Frary, RUSanan, and Hunt practising nbysicia.
of thu City of Hudson, are referred 10 by nsrna;.
SION, Tor proof of the fact that the following ~
d,cine will positively eRrs all cases of CutaHeou
VESTS PATENT CHLORINE cos,,r
TIC AND PILLS, for the cure of ibe M, \;
veterae Ring Worms, Salt Rheum and ali Err,
lions and disorders the Skin.-Thi, r,mcdys
offered to the public upon the testimony OF bus
J ,he WHO nave oeen cured by 1t, and also uR4
mo recommendations OF eminent physician, " M
nave examined the composition and ,,.,.d n
healing virtues IN their practice Il
me proprietor assures the public that moi
singie case mas come 10 his knowledge where thl
Medicine has been used without e;v;ra r,;-tI
Am lie references, and testimonials NAV be sr,s}
where II is for sale but the limits of an ,dv.rt;ss
mehl Wi! permit the publication of but few.
must be apparent that physicians will NOT ba,,r
their reputation in recommending medicins y.
Justly 'ested, or which IS UNIV orthy of notice.
copy OF communication from DR. John TeIm,
OF me CITY o: Hudson, 10 the Proprietor
lear Slf-Ever DESTROYS of afJTdiGg relief
sue uAiiCtcui eIIAer ID giving my advice or
commanding such medicine as have fspnd
experience calculated 10 remove obstinate dIseas
oil long standing, 1t is with pleasure recommerI
your Chlorine Cosmetic and Pills as n ne rf-c,
sale and valuable Medicine in the cure of eye1
description of cutansous eruptionS.
Respectfully, your humble servant.
JOHN TALMAN. VI ID.
Mr.. DAVID WEST, Hudson
Inc subscribers, practising physicians of Il
Cliy OF Hudson, having knowledge of tho corr
position Of the above Medicine. and Ia wing nrovr
u IN our practice, checriuly concur with ID
AMMAN, III recommending II 10 the public As
ehcaclous remedy for crupiivc diSeaiSs
ROBERT g. FRARY, NJ D.
ROBERT BOSNIAN ND
JOHN HUNT. NJ d.
The above Medicine has been lately diseoye
ed, and the success that has attended n Is wop,le
ltu beyond description. Persons who have N
most lnVeleraic erupiionS, covering the who
Oody and head, anl causing the hair to fall an
VINO have tried all the rcmcdie, and skill thl
could procure, without any lasting benefit. ba
been IN few weeks perfectly and permanent
cured. OF this fact hundreds of Certificates IN
90 procurcd, but they could not more thorough
convince the public, Than the testimony above a
duced. When men who stand SO high in the co
MUMMY rs The above, not only with regard TO m
rally, but religion, think II their duty 10 con
out and incur the responsibility Of rccomraer
ing II To their iellOwciiizcnS, there must be SON
thing more than common in IFS effects
For sale by JOHN II. EUSTACE
~
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e CHEAP ASp FRESH dry GOODS.


JrLY l2ih, 1894
ID III. JENKINS would call the attention Of
IL persons wanting articles for family uses
10 examine the following goods:
Is bales Domestic Shiriings. Sheetings Co,top
OSnasurgs Bleachtd Shifting, aad Lowell
Drillngs
eases Irish Linens. Shectings, Lawns Ia.
bic Diapers, and Russia Diapers
20 pieces Italian, English. Florence, Marce.
line, Gre de Swiss, Gro De Maps. and Peulr
de Sols Silks, ard plain and figured Tor La
dies Dresses
CalicUsS and painted Muslinq
BombazineS and other mourning goods
Gloves and hosicryo' every description
Stocks Of Silk, Satin, and BCmbazinc. made
plain aud trimmed, Of the best materials
Silk and MarSaillcS Vc>iings
Brown French, aud Irish Linen Drillingx
Yellow NankccnS and White Dr,llngS. White
Corded skirts. NJ 3S 10 fine
Feather Paper, Rice, livery Palm Leaf and
Laoguercd Fans
Lace CaptS, Caps and Collars
Lace EdgingS, lnScrtingS and Cap Iaces
Fashionable Bonnet and Bonnet RibandS
las and Parasols
Grape dc Lyons, and thin black goods
Linen collars, BUsOmS and Pocket Iqaudker.
chiefs
Furniture Calicocs and Garment Dimeties
Piano and Table Covers, with many rerv oheap
goods from auction, and forming a yery large
assorlnsnl Of staple end fancy Dry Goods, foI
~, = w. si'hsr By Ihe pisss Of Yard M n nm.
~N'' we
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jy 10 Agents for the Trustee
HINT0N ON THE HOLY SPIRIT

I'HE Work of the Holy Spirit in conversion.
=, considered IN MS relation TO man & the ways
oiGod, with practical addresses 10 a sinner onrbo
principles maintained by John H. Hinton, A. NJ.
with an introduction and additions BY Isaac
Taylor Hinton, Pastor of the First Baplist
Church, Richmond, Virginia, Just publisher and
for sale by N / SNfI,rtJ
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ALL & MOORE Offer the following arti-
Il Il Giles at very reduced prices before closing
thelr stock Al auction on the DID inst
a beautiful assortment of black and coloured
thin Goods, for ladies' dresses
BLACK AID colsurcd Silks, plain and figured,
Jei black BomsazinoS, of the very best make and
finish, ''''
Superior black Mandarin Grapes,
Sllk Hosiery, assorted,
w bite blonde Wells and ScarfS,
lew rich real French worked muslin Canes md
Collars,
Gauze bonnet and cap Ribbons.
shell, tuck side and cur Combs.
Damask table Cluthsl1 Linens.
Angola, lambs WOO onia Shirts and Draw
erS,
An assortment Of sentlemen'S Stocks,
Besides many other desirable articles. which
h he{ arr aeterminedi sell very cheap, prior to
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| = FWENH DRY COODS.
FAVE lust received the following Goods.
4 which viii he sold cheap, for cash only
case superfne Irish Linen, in half pieces
! do iI Apron Checks.
do suPcrfnc brown Hollands, uncommonly
hnc,
! do c. Foundation Muslins,
cases Corded Robes, extra vide,
Blue, drah and white patent Sewing Thread, No
%, 90, IS,
$50 lbs. Of white cotton Rails from Nes 90 10 so
Green, wOfsied Cord. and cotton Cords Nos I
2and q
Low priced bleached Shiriinrs,
~ blue and white Cotton Hdkfs.
Ice g'oSs quality Bindings
iva SAMUEL ANDREW
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Mr.. DAVID WEST, Hudson.

The subscribers, practi,in- physicians NJ >,
City Of Hudson, having a knowledge of Ibe cor
position Of the above Medicine, and having prove
u IN our practice, checriully concur with DI
IalHah, IN recommending ii 10 The public as
ethcaelous remedy Tor cruptivc diseases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-06-05

\ gentleman from Booker's Gold Mine re-
ports that lac saw a small Gold Terrapin, Ia
Ken from the mine. for which the proprietor
refused the respectable sum OF five hundred
dollars. intending To send j, 10 Peale's museum,
IN Philadelphia. The little creature wa, moi
much larger than a partridge egg, and ran
0riskly about, from which circums,ance i,
could not be solid gold, whatever its appear
ance may have been. Experienced miners
report 10 have seen leather thongs that had
been suspended in mines, coated with metal
TIC silver. Another case is reported Of n a.
m'lar coating Of the wooden supports left m
moe, which had been under water two hun
drcd years. From such obscrv atoms, We may
infer that silver Is sometimes in a gaseous
state, and II so, gold may be and in that way
this curious little Terrapin may have got its
coating OF precious metal The extraordinary
price offered for this non-dcseript will no
doubt lead TO its careful preservation.
lLyHesbWg yIginian.
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oENERAI. IMTrILionMcE.

In The course Of yesterdays debate. Mr..
Gay hasrs denounced, N contrary 10 the
spirit OF the Constitution, tho omission of The
President Of the United States to nominate 10
the Senate, for confirmation or rejection. the
present Secretary OF the Treasury and otb.r
officers, though the Senate has been row
nearly six months in session 4; Mr.. Webster
rose, for the purpose Of showing tho views of
this subject entertainej 10y the great first
President OF the United States, and practised
upon By every Administration in this Govern.
ment. up to the beginning Of the pIscnt.-
For this purpose, Mr.. w. quoled from the
record the following. NAT. hit. pa inst.
-uessdye from Hs Pre4lslen. Of H., Tinted .S.alr.
10 the ScIsafe sf Die LIHfed .Siaies.
UNITED STATES, February ., 1870.
Gentlemen e( tke Senate:
Among the persons appointed, during the
last session, TO Offices under the National Co
osrnment, there were some who declined
serving. Their names and Offices are .peei-
he'd IN the first column of the foregoing list
supplied these vacancies, asrceably 10 the
Constitution, by temporary appointments.
which you will find mea toned in the second
column Of the list. These appointment. will
expire with your present session, and indeed
sHsh net 10 endure longer than until other, can
DC regularly made. For that purpose, I now
nominate to you the persons named in the
third column Of the list, a. being, in INV oni-
nbon qualified to ill the Offices opposite To
their names in the FIRST.
g. WASHINGTON