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IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS,

For raising BuekDkedt Cakes, Mu6ns sc.
fOMBINING economy and having used
~ great satsfaeton by families Richmond recommend
tins article with confidence We prepared quantity
fresh and properly labelled with DIREcTIoSs
These Powders admirable substitute for Yeast making
an kinds Of Batter Cakes and have the advantage
in rendering the batter perfectly light and ready baking
slant they mixed Buekwheat and other cakes when made
with tese Powde les likely disagree with the stomach
than those made with and requires but few
prepare for making the possibility Of having
trey avoided.
bREcTioSPut the contents Of white and cooured paper
seperaie veels and and half gs 81 Mix
TIRES quarts of batter little thicker than
qud IN wheh The powders dissolved and when ready for baking
SIR IA cell one Of the dissolved pOwdethen add the other and
well and commence baking Immediately agitation.
Hall Of each powder for 81 pnis Of batter Prepared
sale BY BOLTON & HARRISON,
Corner Main and Governor streets below the Eagle
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FAMILY MEDICINES!

TNHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand n
u supply Family by all warranted genuine
Among them
Sands Sarsaparila from the manufacturer
Houcks Panacea, Wesger's Res;oreT
Rowanis only and Tonic Mixture, panacea
for Ague and Fever
Bernars Cholera Medicine for the OF Cholera Morhus
Darrhea.
Compound White Oak syrup article for the cure of
Cholera lnfanium and obstinate Darrca prepared from the
original receipt experienced physician and used by him
with remarkable for number OF years Q1 TINS
valuable medicine Is prepared and sid only by
WILLIAM h. HARDWOOD,
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
T opened and for sale cheap large assortment Of
- sonabie Dry Goodz-
Caieoes ;. 81, T. O. 10, lsl, Il, and J. Cd
Ginghams al 90 and IS
French lawns IS 81, so, and ca
Bal1ouns Lawns, assorted patterns
Bonbazines and Ahpaekas
L.de Laees and Edgngs
Thread do do do
Fancy snk Idkfs. and Scarfs
Bounets Bonnet Ribbons and Artificial Flowers
Parasos and sun Shades &c &C.
The above Goods with general Of easonabe Goods
be oh very chap by J. b. CUNNINGHAM,
malls Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store
lust received by recent arrivals the following
- very superior Ladies
Chdren shoes and slipper which shall be sold unusually
LADIES BIN lasting Buskins
DO. Pine Morocco w. Buskins.
DO. DO. Kid thin sole Do
DO DO. Paris eolourcd DO.
Misses French Morocco button Slippers
DO. Do DO. Buskins
DO. Coloured Do DO.
Chldrens French Morocco welt Buskins
Do and Kid DO. and Slips
DO. C0loured Do. DO. Do. and ANGLE
Also, hand Of Ladies Kid No
Slips Busknz French thick and
ea of every kind for the manufacture q Ladies' Shoes
q every variety which be found beautiful
LADIES' cooured Moroceoa o which viii be made
very superior style, and az the shortest
Trunks ans Carpet Rags Backing and Shoe Brushes 90 per
cent below former prices. ma 3 4. NIL.
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BENTLEY'S STEAM GENERA.
TOR

TTNHE proprietor apparatus admirably
Il lated for heating baths, cooking. the
city - satisfied he Of adaptation point Of
and that he Offers the boiler his
expense either private houses public establishments and TO
demand payment only when the apparatus affords
satisfaction Wherever heated required quantities eth
small may be obtained by
facility and fuel almost incredible Persons DESTROYS
avail themselves OF has services viii please call the Office Of the
subscriber.
c. T. Bolts
'rrY CURED BACoN.-3OOOO City Cured received
- consignment beautiful article which be sold very
low for asl OF 10 good customers, by GEO. w. GRETrER
- doors below the Bell
pEAvER AND CASTOR HATs-Anober supply Of those
- light and beautiful style,
just received sehr Manchester, by GEO w FERRY,
Fashionable Halter,
Main door above vanew, Smith Co.'S Hardware Store
- MALL PON-P-iCCLN:4TTON-v Matter
- liquid state such that VIII preserve its
qualities unimpaired for years The profession may
thus supply themselves with which they have
har for of emergency, the delay necessary
procure II method France supplying
provinces Country physicians BY eung dollar postage
rad will receive by Of mail sufficient from
four u eight persons for tins mode OF
transmission. Apply BOLTON HARRISON
Conner Of Main and Governor streets below Eagle
NH
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NEW BOOKS May -
W. uANDOGPrr has secsiecd. Dissertation on ne dr.
-. 81 a. Naeiay Sinus ~ a. A. hsus NJ D. ID d. =
rfnlgraoi ~ DENTISTRY, nafinorc.
niiop Cnnefoss Ethihng Classification % iio proceed
inla ~ or Senate ant lioll-c ~ Representative
NJ Mulray's Encyclopoc.iia ~ Geography.
Ccopsrs frccsaioa, vols soee ma "a
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REMOVED

Il
BRANNAN A. co.'s Old Dominion Clothing Store, 70 the op
- pOe side Of the and facing the Franklin Hotel John
Erey Old stand South side Of MAN, ID House from Governor
We would embrace this opportunity and method sf making
known this citizens Of Richmond vicinity and the State that
constantly keep hand Clothing Of all kind and espec
ally for the current and approaching which viii sell at
reduced prices for cash We respectfully invite all 10 call and in
seet stock whether they the goods All goods
od by that do please every respect may be returned and
he money refunded. 5rAu goods warranted. n2n
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Received 22d June, by
Smith, DrinIxcr 81 Morris,
TNHE Days of Queen Mary, with engravings:
u cheap edition
The False Heir by G. p James, Esq: cheap edition
The Lost Ship, author Caven
dish
New Purchase in the far West by
RObt Carlton, Esq.
Hector Olalonn and his Mark Antony O'ooIe; by w
Maxwell with twenty. three Illustrations, by J. Leeeh
Alice Franklin, a Juvenile Tale by Mary EIoweu
The Merchants Magazine for June
Shakspeate's Dramatic Works, No
DAubgnes History Of Reformation Of the Sixteenth
Century, IN Germany and Switzerland
Bible IN SPAIN by g. Borrow be -
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VIM. b. HARDWOOD.

sole Agent for " Bernards Cholera Medicine, ~
Richmond, Va,
constantly hand supply ofhis valuable Family Medicine
There are from upwards of 100 persons in my
possession embracing Physicians Ministers heads families &c
m respectable Fof sae BY tie doen or single bottle ~
CHEMICAL HEuEDY FOR HEAD-ACBE.
THNuE great superiority 81 ha preparation most Others for c
cure Head ache addition ~ certainty u
being application BY which means NJ the uupea
ee oen consequent upon The internal administration ofmo
dcncs avoided To ladies and Others who hauhi
distressing headaches which usually han ai
remedies prove u rapdy
action relieving patient nfananeouy Physicians viii
duf extremely uar nre attendant upon
esfhrs courrns may rely upon supcroede entirely
iuconseuicns Application Of lee. For sais BY
DIR. GEO. n. HENDREE
Apothccary and Chemist, " street, sbockoe 1911.
Reference made following gentlemen who have either
employed In their snilcrhev Dr. funcf,
Woaul A. JOHNSON John iaughton, George
" Toicr, Esqys. nm ~
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SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS.
OPENING This Morning
~ 10 eases Boaciod Domestcs bargain
20 Prints embracing all the latest stics and cheap
, - French Prints. very cheap
DO - Do n hall The NJ importation
d. Striped Musins, cents MI . bargain
10 bales Bed Ticks. bargain
The above Goods with every variety of Fancy Good.
will BE- found very reduced prices. for cash
CROUCH, BROOKS A HUDSON
Expected BY The packet large addition Suck
Fancy Goods embracing a The fashionable syies-ust
" French Pickea
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Nan q aapa'ea. lassasa ~ d. as Thompson Of Co
IL aaeu& Ohio 81 rrOhp~as utssi worthy
auss,oa Of physicians thrOashou, The
They have proved eaeioos wherever used and have
,hsm-svc. superiority any
which been offered the
diseases.
Tax radically PrOlap-us Uer readily
usted and patient which
they differ essentially nom all having metallic
Tux ABDOMINAL BAspAok during the period Of CESSATION
amer delivery relief to the patient and the
The within the knowledge OF the subscribers where tho
Of instruments Of this character prevented because Of the
high demandniaee them to make such arrangement
with the enables
others An examination only OF the instruments required
vince Of their efficiency and superiority
Ladies', Beautiful Coiorcd Busixins.
WE particularly sOlie, the attention ofthe Ladies
w men OF the above shoes-thsy are very handsome
ma is Fashionable and Cheap Shoe Dealers
MsCnrdy'. superior norecco walking shoes.
NV have hand large lot OF the above Shoes
JUDAH MYERS q CO.'S
SIX Thousand lbs "Mountain Bacon"
~ 500 lbs Mountain Lard received and Cor sale by
ma IL BROWN a TAYLOR.
MUSLIN Hands a. Muslin Triming~--R. H. Jc.
Needle pence each and Is Cd 3s and
higher Also Muslin Engs and nserngs CaPes and Collars Great
bargains to be had in the above articles. ma
NATIONAL. PORTRAIT
GALLERY. VOLS. FOR SALE CHEAP.
w. RANDOLPH supply any lover Of the fine arts
- with copy OF the National Portrait Gallery vol. vo
spendy bound Turkey Morocco containing $50 fine
Portraits OF the distinguished Americans ss5 The sub
senbers to this work saying sts for the 81
DAPER HANGINGs-we have received full and beautiful
sOrmsnt OF American PAPER HANGNGs which VIII be sold
cheap. laps7l SMITH, pRiNkER NORRIS
FuNO FARMERS.-The paientee has consigned to Mill
for the Of grinding and Ga, meal by hand We
solicit call nom farmers and others we feel satisfied that the
simplicity and convenience united with the low pee Of the
ap I-du BROWN TAYLOR.
BROWN SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS.
WYE have full supply of the above Goods,
from Virginia factories Also Northern sheet
ingS OF approved slsani constant supply Of the eeebrated
Battea sheeng be the best see,ng made
the u States For sale very low by
apps KENT. Kendall 4 ATwATER.
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MEDICATED MINERAL MATTERS

AthDiOh w ~
THNHE Subscribers constantly receiving supplies
~ The Springs o The following highly esteemed Wates-
WHITE SULPHUR WATER
ceebraed White Sulphur springs county boz
this State barrels, half barrels and bUttles-ao the
CONGRESS or SARATOGA WATER
from the famed Congress Spring Al Saratoga in New York quart
and pint boies-for sale a. wholesale or retail
~ B-Fo the convenience q keep
tiers lin bote refrigerator during the
enables present wanted
n beneficial and refreshing
Ao setzer Water In Jugs, from the SETTER Spring Germany
% ALEX. DUVAI. A
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John N. GORDON

JOhN ". bOhDON
Offers for sale the following articles for cash
produce, aud 90 punctuni customers
the usual time;
81. CfoK r Rico. and N. q. Sugar
- Single double A. TRIBE Loaf do
West India A Orleans Molas,cs in hhds andbbls
Pine Old Java
IaFuira, Green A. White
Old and crop COFFfE.
81 Domingo A. Angustura
q. Powder Imperial Young IIyson and Black Tsa
Pepper, Aispiee Ginger Cloves and Nutmegs
Corperas, Maddcr and Indigo
sole Leather, good and damaged
Hemp Bed Cords and Plough Lives
Cotton Lines
Cut and Wrought Nails and Braas
Powder, sho. PIG and Lead
Cap Letter and Whipping Paper
Shoe Thread fine and coarso
Eoap, Starch PIG blue and Chocolate
Window Glass and Putty
Cotton Vans from different Factories
Bar Iron. swedes English n American
Hoop Band A Sheet Iron A. Nail Rods
Steel, American T. English nisced Sheer a German
Copper Braziers, sheaung 4 bar
Zinc, spcitcr A. niock Tin
Tin Plate, End, and loaded for rooanr
Winter Strained Lamp on
Live Geese Feathers
Tubs iron and wood bound
Polished, wagon and cart Boxes
Bacon, city cured and western
EIN'b-Coun'fy produce sold commission.
-- NH 20-d&cd
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
ENIFrY HHDs Porto Rico sugar
~ 30 DO Cuba Clarified DO
200 Bag Prime Green Laguyra Coffee
$50 Do Rio
100 do Prime Oh Angosfua do--for sale by
ma 10 WILLIAMS IAxATI.
SAHArOeA WATER--2o Bores Saratoga Water Ge.,.
- f,o" 'h Spring just received per Tusea,o sae BY
hLEa. laval co.
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LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines Charlottesville, Stnunton, LynchburR
and the virginia springs.

CREASED EXPEDITION
TTNHE Public are hereby informed, that on and
n Fare between Richmond and Char
saly: s. Pare To Lynch
burg So From Junction Junction Char
A
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lDiNE APPLE CHEEsEA few boxes very superior for sale
- aP~ PEAKE, JONES \ WINSTON.
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DEAIERS FOu CAsUi

Economy In Housekeeping.
UNhMILY SOAP at less than pound Every family
~ make their Soap for with trouble
and the above price. Ingredients with directions for
for sale by BOLTON 4 HARRISON,
ma Corner Main and Governor
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Uednesday, January 4, 1e43.
SENATE

Tie PRESIDENT pro tenn. laid before the Senate
The communication of the President of the I. States
transmitted to the House Saturday, in relation to
China and the Sandwich Islands, which was referred to
the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Also, communication from the State Department in
answer 10 resolution of the Senate with reference to
the operations of the Bankrupt law; which was referred
70 the Committee on the Judiciary.
THE BANKRUPT LAW.
Mr.. CALHOUN presented a memorial remonsra'-
ing assns. the repeal Of the Bankrup, Law; and he
EXPRESSED an opinion in favor Of repeal for the rea-
SON that the Law was inexpedient and unconstitu.
tionsl.
Mr.. TALLMADGE presented two circumstances
f-on New YORK. He hoped that the committee would
make the law constitutional and exPed;ent, and that
il would then receive The support of tie Senator from
South Carolina.
THE FINE IMPOSED on GEN. JACKSON.
Two memorials were presented to refund The hne
i'm posed upon Gen Jackson; one from South Carolina
hy Mr. Calhoun, and The other fiom Pennsylvania, b.
Mr.. Buchanan.
TUE FINE IMPOSED on DR. COOPER.
Mr. CALHOUN presented the resolutions ct tie
Legislature Of South Ca.olins, insrue'inS their sena
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THE EycrRslyE DEBATE.

The H. of R. have broken "horse loose" from The
merits Of the Bankrupt law, into the Of Psy
politics. Dir. Arnold led the way-thc last man neI'
to @ Adams, whose course onght 10 have been 'iai
tai.d lie was followed by very superior man, DIR j
Cushing, who thew ou; Delph,c Revelations. y
which ought have been uttered The floor c
Tie House. He alluded to the weight OF The Execute
power, and showed how successfully Dir. Tyler m's.
WELD it in party questions, and the Presden'l'! 9
Election Mr. Thompson Of Indiana followed him- {
aad next on the course was h- witty colleague, Ken i
uedy who tore him to pieces Other excellent speakers
went off also at targent-such Messrs Wise, Wet
er Whose speech is ske.ched in this morning paper
Gushing in part, Profit, &c, and we presume NJ
Marshall will join the melee. q
Is oil this in order' Is i, called for by their sense
legislative duties, by the interests of their cons''s
ents' We boldly undertake to say 10. This IS : 6
short session. More than third Of it has ALREADY
passed. They have much work transact, ard veT
little time before them Why then, this idle, unnece'
sary, irrelevant waste of their precious time Discus
the Bankrup,law, If they please Repeal law, "he.
merchant, Of this c''y told US the other day, "a.
done more than any other recent cause to add to lr
presea, distress, BY producing frauds aud des'rosIn
conf f-,ra in Repeal law, Of whose f'e
.s,nn a., unconstitutional But beware Of all P'r
debates al! unnecessary alteration Of al! ;'s -sP
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tors ard requesting their Representatives to use IL.
exertons to procure the passage OF bull 10 refuns
fine imposed on Dr. Cooper, in 1900, for an sls,t
libel on the then President OF the United States -
OREGON TERRITORY.
The bill 10 authorize the adoption OF measures 70, n
occupation aud settlement of The Territory Of O,e,a.
FOR extending certain portions Of the laws of the q
over the sane, and for cIer purposes, which was w.
terdav ordered to be printed, oday further amen
ed and ordered to be engrossed for third reading.
Mr. BAYARD gave notice that on to morrow. i,
should ask m Executive session for the purpose j
disposing of the naval appointments before the Sens
And the Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Some action was taken the question to remi, &c,
Jacksoas FIRE.
The bill to repealihe Bankrupt Law came up wh.,
iieeers. Bowne, Metwether, Pickens and Profit, g.
dressed the House.
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cial. lie admitted that tie repeal OF the present law
would he attended with hariships that the de-
c'aratIcn OF some men to be bankrupt, necessarily
brought others; and that the continuance OF The law
might be productive Of advantages yet, beiieV-
ing the 10 be unconstitutional, he was bound
10 vote for lis repeal. IL paramount duty when
he owed 10 the Constitution lie had sworn 10 support
10 the first opportunity TO wipe from the statute
book He held that this course should be adoPieo oy
all who convinced of the unconstutonality OF
the n:ca:ure no matter how well they might be con-
WINGED of lis advantages.
Iuasniuch as party politics had been dragged INTO
tins discnssion he should follow the example OF his
"iustrious predecessors" lie was aware that the
present Executive had extraordinary difficulties to en-.
counter. lie in the popular wave which swept
over SO many States, aud defeated the Democratic
party. II was then to be expected that he would
be looked on with kind feelings by that party. In
deed il was natural that they should ds,rust h'm who
had such an agency 10 bringing abou. ,ielr defeat
Ye, they resolved, Wills, in minority, To adopt re-
susct:nl ccurse of canduct towards him and theIF
Wing opponents. What The course of the wing
naiorilr towards them; Was ii characterized by mag
nanimiy by chvalry, by courtesy: No. The Demo
cratic party were constantly told that ihey were ue
Ceated; and were compared 10 convicted criminals
only awaiting the execatloaer TO swing them OIL Inc
triumph Of the Wing party in twenty States was con
slant theme Of exuliaiion Never was such victory
before Obtained lie would not stop to enquire INTO
;Ec means hy which il was brought about suffice 1t TO
|
senses be ashamed of and such he hoped, tor The
honor of his country, would never be resored to again
Bu, continued Mr.. ". yen were IN power Your
chieiiain-ycuf fasoriie Western sloiesman-was al
The other end of the Capitol, shaping The legislation OF
the country 10 suit himself He thought the difficulties
which had long cncompassed his way were all removed
ard the road to the Presidency short and easy lie
already imagined himself in The chair, dispensing ;vo!s
and showerng patronage with lordly ar but ne Is
fallen fallen, like Lucrer 10 rise no more Blasted
by the whitening Indignation Of lnsulied people he
stands melancholy monument of i'll directed ambition
might sir, quote the language which Shakespeare has
put into the mouth of Wonlsey; but will not Wi,
spare his friends the Notifying thought of having his
picture before them. [Cres of "Quote it'-"oh, yes
lets hear'-"Let's see if he's enough poet for that
Then will quote the memorable, and, in this instance
appropriate passage:
"This il the of man; to-day he puts forth
The tender leaves of hose IN morrow blossoms
: And hears his hluSiing innofs thick upon him:
:. The ,:iifd day ffcst killing fros:
And when he tIinSs- cood easy Tan-fuil surely
8 lie greatness i i ripening. Eirs his root,
And t.en he falls as do"
Yes, Mr. Speaker, there has been frost, a KILN!
frost, in Ohio Pennsylvania, New York, Maine Mary
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tod States by Washington, Madison, Mon.
roe, Marshall, Hamilton, Dallas, Lownds,
Cheves, M'DuiIie, and q hos, Of other
highly distinguished and talontcd ind
vduals, Il would DO extromo prcsumton
in mo TO question tho constitutionulity OF
the charter OF tho existing United States
Bank. 1
OF atarifr Major q. thus spoke
A free and unrestricted commercial in.
torcourso with ether nations, giving tho
cotton and other productions Of our fer.
lilo country ia exchange Cor The necessa-
rios and Injuries Of Europe and Asia, with
a tariff for revenue only, and not for
protection, is deemed TO DO the best poll.
cy for the south and cotton growing
States. However, under the existing
state oil things, this rule seems 10 have its
exceptions. The protection extended to
cotton, TO cotton fabrics, and 10 sugar,
appears to constitute these exceptions.
The protecting duty on cotton, the
growth of the United States, is three
cents per pound. We're this renewed,
the growers Of cotton in the East and
West Indies, Of Egypt and South Amcri.
ca, would compete with US in our home
markets.
This would in effect reduce the priceof
American cottons three cents per pound /;
a fearful reduction in the present depress-
ed state of the cotton market
The cotton factories in operation in
the United States, create annually home
market, without the hazard and contin-
gencies OF voyage across the Atlantic,
for $4,000 bales. This quantity, in ad-
dition to the large supplies already in
the overstocked markets Of Europe, would
inevitably have very unfavorable fleet,
by reducing the price Of the staple to a
still lower ebb.
However, had notlthe American facto.
ries grown up under the protecting and
fostering hand of tariff, it is presumed,
that it would now be impolitic and inuri-
Gus TO southern interests to extend pro-
lection to cotton goods manufactured in
the United States.
II is supposed, that the interest Of the
south will be promoted by continuance
ofthe present duty on sugar (three cents
per pound.) The cotton and sugar coun.
tries are the same in some attitudes. 1t
is presumed that the repeal of this duty
would curtail, TO a great extent, the Gull
ture of sugar. In lieu thereof cotton
would be raised. This would increase
the supply Of an article, with which the
are already too plentifully stock
ed for the interest Of the cotton growers.
In addition to this injury, Iotal repeal or
great reduction Of the duty on sugar,
would ruin large and reputable class of
he south, whose capital, TO aslarge a
mount is vested in sugar establishments.