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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-03

KDURCELL. LADD 81 co., DRUGGISTS,
a DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
WINDOW GLASS, &C., offer for sale at low prices
for cash, or on the usual credit to punctua Dealers
large and well selected stock, embracing the following
in part
$500 lbs best Nader
2OO0 lbs superior Indigo
so kegs super Carb Soda
rs lbs Blue Mass
80 lbs Hydriodate Potass
IS bbls lockwood
$500 lbs Extract Logwood
Is bbls Spts. 1urpentne
40 boxes variegated Scan
500 do refined Borax
bbls refined Camphor
100 groce friction Matches
SO boxes ground Pepper AIlspice, Ginger
10 bbls No. Castor Oil
20 boxes Pearl Starch
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
300 No. l Nutmegs
200 ounces Suph. Quinne
600 boxes Window GLASS; French and
American
400 kegs White Lead, dry and in oil
80 bbls Blake's Fire Proof Paint
And the usua assortment of Patent Medicines, Fan
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
Ie 20 " M ain ST., corner 18th
StMON BONAVITA, CONFECTIONER
~ AND FRUlT DEALER, wHoLEsALE AND RE-
TAIL, NO. 6S Main street, opposite the Banks, would
most respectfully return thanks to bis country friends
and the public generally, for past avours and would
inform them That ne has now hand full assortment
OF every alucle usually Kept his line of business,
among which may be found the following
10 bags soft shell Malaga Almonds
bales do Bordeaux do
10 bags do Lisbon and Sicily do
10 do Fiberts
10 do Palm Nuts
bales Granabe Wanuts
so boxes Muscat Wine
SO do bunch Raisins
20 drums Sultana do without seed
so boxes Oranges and Lemons
10 casks Smyrna Currans
cases Prunes, in glass jars, finest quality
100 boxes Sardines
10 dozen assorted Preserves, Pine Apples, Lines,
&c.
IS cases preserved and dried Ginger
20 toxes Citron
no trails Arabian dates
% baskets Sweet Oil, choice quality
$50 boxas Fire Crackers
10000 Torpedoes
90 dozen Olives Capers and Anchovies
Is boxes Macearoni and Vermacelli
10 dozen assorted Pickles
Is boxes Raisns, in fancy boxes, expressly for
family u.e
10 do red and white Rock Candy
$4,000 Cigars choice brands
100 dozen Dolls, different sizes
cases assorted Toys, latest importation
Also, beautiful assortment of French Candy, and
many other articles too numerous to mention. All of
the above articles fresh and of the very best quality
call the particular attention of country merchants to
call and examine the same, l feel confident that
can offer such inducements would merit their paro
mage, being determined sell on as reasonable terms
as they can be purchased for elsewhere
Constantine hand, large assortment of Candy of
my own manufacture. Remember No. 1863
Sc SIMON BONAVITA
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-03

EAS FIXTURES.-We will rtceive in a few
IN days supply of Gas Chandeliers and other fix
lures Of new patterns. Those in want requested
delay their purchases until ours arrive will have
a complete stock.
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
au25 lOl Broad ST.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-03

ENOR RENT OR LEASE FOR FIVE
n YEARS. wish to lease to a good Tenant
house and lot in the town of Sidney for five years The
house is Just finished, has four good sized rooms
good brick kitchen, with servants room, stable and
COW house. and the enclosure contains tour acres OF
and stream Of water runs through the lot, on Cary
street side This house and lot am willing to LEASE
for five years 5000 year, and any industrious fam
Iy NAV pay The rent from the surplus raised on the
place. and sold at market after supplying their ia
my. Apply to "
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-03
CELEBRATED pREMIuM

OAKEK'S CELEBRATED PREMIUM
Hb BITTERS.-These Bitters are not recommend
ed universal Panacea tor the ofevery disease
that hesh is heir to- but for restoring the stomach 10
its natural strength and vgor for the .cure OF Ague
and Fever, Dyspepsia and all diseases arising from
dsordered state OF the digestive organs, such as head
ache, loss OF appetite, sour stomach, costiveness and
torpldty of the liver 1t is said they have equal
for removing the above complaints; thousands will
bear ample testimony to its value and importance.
Fo- SALE wholesale and retail. at the manufacturers
prices, by VIM. P. LADD, Druggist
No. 3l9 Broad street, Richmond, Va,
Where may, at all times be found, fresh and well
selected assortment ofDrugs and Medicines including
the most highly approved Patent and Botanical Med
lelnes OF the day. Also, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Dye
Stutfs, Window Glass, Putty, Fancy Articles, Per-
fumery, &c. &c.
Orders from Country Merchants and Physicians
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
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For the Union.
OBITUARY.

In the THOS II. GLLsS, esq, Washington
ha.o
member earliest, and eff
lie followed the by the
life
Mr. county Maryland December
passed. his
a BALTIMORE In 1898 he received the OF
Fourth Auditor Treasury government
WI en- lie removed Washington
1900 ONCE until June
nhmncs of his mpellsd
with lcg-vich pro
Ia illness which caused his death
character of this venerable
recognised approached him. He Of
equabe afsconate and gentle From
member the
his whole msnesuy brought under
grace God, heart bap
eternal love-" exhibited
life neulay winning and bcautdt charaetene Old
able but lovely fragrant
beautiful blossom withrcd but mzured
fragrant and beautiful He devoted
religion his
official and influential position Episcopal
whose extension he
influence
his with the world he always
Strong and peaceful his confidence In
providence all the Of his life
house
and coming fellow life
all his duties Christian Citizen
man sinking peaceful midst Of
and friends but feel that
accomplished Of
and tranquility Of his DEATH and
glory and Immortality which he
realize much better be righteous than be
great and excnn his body peaceful Sleep
the righteous and end be
like his ~ G. M b.
w AsHIsoros, Feb. II.
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National Hall.

In the personaton OF characters which bring forth the
finer attributes OF the female heart Miss Davenport
passes all her predecessors Her Julia, in the Hunch-
back last night, was think greater piece Of acting
than on it's first performance. There not point,
however minute, but this distinguished artistic brought
distinctly before the eye and the intellect Both action
and soul wen, hand in hand. She energeti-
cay appauded, and well she deserved III for her Julia
was. only regard TO the acting, but in dressing and
ady.lke bearing and refinement gem OF performance.
We shall miss her when she departs. She plays Shel's
Evadnc tonight, which affords great scope for her pow
ers, and Saturday her benefit she produces another
sterling comedy; the Bellies Suaagem. in which she
performs Leua Hardy. and afterwards appears in the
Youthful Queen.
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Washington spondent OF the Cincinnati Nonpareil
February y has made discovery about ourselves which
Is rather Thomas Richie is native of Yam.
keedom, from whence he emgrated to Virginia y when
the fact is he is native OF Virginia New England has so
many noble boast Of, that she may well spare so
humble citizen ousel from the brilliant catalogue. We
have objection his description of person. when he
speaks OF General Jackson to
whom Richie is very similar in the structure OF his
body" We consider the remark a CON pliment
than reproach, when he There secresy about
him and his designs may be seen readily you per
ceve the fancy fish in globe of glass" In biogaphi-
cal fact the Nonpare correspondent that Capt
John Richie, Of the United States artillery, who was killed
nj the battle Of Niagara in 1914, his brolher We
trust our readers will for confirming this state
nen; for proud Of claiming relationship to the man
who bravey she'd his blood for his county, and persisted at
the side Of his gun the battle of Brdgewster.
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EDITORS CURRESPON DENCE.
From our Baltimore Cores pondsn,,
BALTIMORE, Februar

BALTIMORE, February 2O-5
Destrueiiue Fire. The District Auorney hip-PuA
The Boston Siaue Cdse.--Cny Mortality IN n
kets, 5c
We had quito number of serious fire, yes,.rd,,
first Of which destroyed the extensive candle msouf1
of Mr.. James Armstrong, on Concord street. with t ~
mill OF MesIs Bayless Nicholson, and other bua..I
valued at about S20, 0O0-the insurance which VI,
$4,000 Six fine thr- e-story brick buildings lust ana
on Coiumbia street, were also destroyed at midnight
shortly after, the oakum factory Of Mr. BAH
south side OF the basin
Attorney General Bren, has appointed the lolowu, y
tiona putty attorneys James L. Martin, TaIbo, Cow,
s Dexter Lecomple, Dorchester county Thouu
Stewart, Caroline county and W. H. Dala,n Hus
county. Mr.. Bren's assistant, Henry May, esq, yoei
made his debut in the city court and though the c.s
trial one Of but minor importance, he handed
such TO satisfy the bench and bar, as vel
the Jury that like the amented Richardson there ~
among his associates at the bar that cope with bin
the m ana cement OF a criminal case. The npresU
produced yesterday has drawn a large audience n
courtroom to-day
1t is announced at last positively that Psrodi tn, II
brated vocalist is now about visit Baltimore her VI
being here to make the nece .sary preparations
despatch from Boston announces that Information n
been received from Canada of the safe arrival Of NJ
tive lave Shadrack in that frozen region, where I'd
that large number Of fugiiivrs are in condition ba
ing on .tarvation. The owner Of Shadrack, it Is SA
has known his wLereabout in Boston Tor tim, V
merely had him anested to test the question whether,
gitive could be reclaimed from Boston.
The Lumbar Of de aths in this city during the past
was So OF which number IS wore under i've years d \
The MARxKTs.--ln the Baltimore market this NOR
there sales Of $50 kbs. Howard street flour s.H
sales of $50 bbl.. Cy ills at 81 i3l Sales Of whsu
changed. Corn is lswer to-day, with sales of yellow
cents, and white IS cents. Oats, AZ "A cens ~
key rs c,ns in barrels. Sales Of 100 900 lbs side, vi
at Sta 81 cents, part cash $4,000 lbs All cent? 4
charge for package, and 5000 bs at 81 cents Am =
shoulders Cents, cash and 5000 lbs at cent q
charge for psckag, Sales OF 20 bbls, mess PORK n
sales of los, 900 lbs bnik Sides ia salt, al a1u
Sales of 100 kegs No. lard al 81 cents cash, and W
do at ct cents. cash 200 kegs at cents, part cad
part four inoaths and 30 bbs al 81 cents, cash N~'
50 kegs western butter at cents
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The Hartford Times which is generally one of the
most correc, journals in the country its facts and po-
stions has fallen into the regard to Mr..
Hunters appaisement BILL which has passed the Senate,
as one of our correspondents committed, and which
corrected few days ago The mode of estimating the for
egn value in the appralsement bill is precisely what has
been practised heretofore II is that in which the value
was estimated under the tariff of 1916. The costs and
charges those in the foreign port. not in The home
market The section in the new bill is exactly the same
with the provision in The tariff Of 1912 under Uhich
goods appraised under the tariff OF 1916. The only
exception is TO the ime Of purchase, which the SIX
,eenth section of that act fixed The period which the
foreign valuation has 10 be taken The bill selects
the time Of importation as the PERIOD and thus cor
responds with previous practice under the ard OF
1916, as fixed by Mr.. Walkers circular.
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Congregational.

la the Senate yesterday, several petitions presented
and private and local bills reported. The House bill for
the of the OF postage taken aud dis
cussed at great Length Many amendments proposed
and defeated and, without coming any result, the SEN
a adjourned
In the Host Mr. Stanton, from the Committee Naval
Affairs reported bill for reasing the efficiency OF the
navy The bill yesterday reported Tor the establishment Of
a line OF from California TO Shanghai taken
up, aud. upon the motion commit previous ques
ton demanded and after some proceedings, the mo.
ton commit agreed to-yeas 1856, nays 81. mo-
ton made by Mr. Ashmua take up the bills the
Speakers table, and disagreed toyeas l7 nays 2S
The House passed the Military Academy appropriation
bill and the revolutionary pension bill The naval pension
bill and the Indian appropriation bill were considered
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EMOyAL.-I respectfully inform the public that have
IL my stock pianos music sc, the lately
Mr. John H. Gibbs few doors OF
recently returned from Boston and New York, where
selected additions former stock
musical offer the public
article
line.
6k On and 7ocavc ofthe highest quality
hnh superb rosewood of the style OF Louis
XIV and modern STYLE from the Justly celebrated factory Of
the New York manufactures
factory prices Second hand taken
ment
sixty guitars variety Of style and price, from IS
to $50.
very u,eiodeons, seraphines vons flutes
accordeons and all kinds Of musioal instruments.
Superior harp, guitar and violin strings.
been selected from the best catalogues tho
and
which will be cold A. low in the city
oner purchasers Of pianos and article in
reduced prices purchase article exclusively
with cash.
RICH. DAVIS,
Feb 9l-eoa Pennsylvania
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. ~, 1901.

CO. v. P4lsxx, American Newspaper Agent e the only
auhonxed agent paper the cities Of Boston, Ne" fofk
.ad empowered 10 take advertisements and
required ~ hs Isosipss viii BE-
ra.sYa.d ~ ,syment. sreBoon, Congress
New Yosk Tbuss suidinx fhiadephs northwest Of
a. W,Ill.. CoslDIs hehmond vgaia general agent
for Virginia. assisted travelling agents A. PuLLxx and JAAss
r-Mr O. w. JAsxs, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio,
our travelling
D. +. Dxsr, JAsos TAYLOR, w. ARasTsoss
Loozs, W. RAasAS DR. JosHuA WApswosrs, ALKn n. LAWS
and A. j. Smiley
er. HHaHr NJ LEwIs al Montgomery Alabama, gen.
travelling Alabama
0ML isxAEL e. JAMES, No lua south Tenth pnlsdo
phis, 10 general travelling assisted by sessn va. H.
WzLD Jsas CoLLISs, JAAss DEHKISs, KIRE WELI~sroH
Evans, JoHs T. Jupxms Lock-, Jos BurroH, GEORGE
p BrrroK, aud THOMAS d. NICE
0U-RoceipS nom either u the above will be good
EswAEps SANFORD, Coz express agents aud bankers IN
the United London Liverpool have been appointed
agsnts Uao" authorized 10 receive subscriptions
Their ONCE IN London NO III
street, and Liverpool at No. Columbia buildings
concern this country with the wek known
Adams agents, and entitled TO the eonh
Lei friends abroad
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ARRIVAL ov THE sTEAmEs s.,
rishs a.ys later from Earsp.
D.xy..,. A.. nass... a.,5 E...y.a

Dseiins I" Cotton and Brsads,uf.
Nav YoRs. FEB 2o-s
The American steamer Baltic arrived hen.
10. DAY. She brings Liverpool dates 10 ths s,t Y
Cotton has further declined ID. The sales a ~
are AZ $50 bales FAIR Orleans, n; Msbls "a
land, IA The market closed hrner than il h.s ~ ~
ring the week; h&s
fhe English and general continental new, -
very little interest
The steamer Baltic sailed al q, p, m, on the sA
The Cambria sailed from Cork on the an ~.
freight OF the Atlantic.
The political newsls without general Interest
Bfeaastutfs The flour market is rather dnI :,
favor of buyers Wheat has declined one or ,ro 'S
Der bushel Indian corn has also declined Sd -, 20
OF $50 lbs.
Provisions Pork is in demand al London a, !.
Hams, 40 TO Sos Lard is brisk at 81 l0s per cs
Naval stores Rough turpentine, Is Ro.ia'
Money narket.-The money market is easy-,,.
stand 96a a 900.
better demand exists for American stock, n.
States 6's, 1885, los 1854 Pennsyl wanna s.. A ~
Maryland SIS, s9A 80.
Fieighis are better.
The committee OF the Assembly have resolved !.
con-, that NJ Maguin may be arrested for debt
Gen Rulhiers met with serious accident in des..l
the staircase of the Castle des Pyramids on S,.N
Having made false step. he fell and ruptured II, [
uniting the knee-cap with the leg. He then fell "a
head and became insensible.
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The following was among the last productions tina,
emana,ed from MIR. Madisons pen. It was penned no,
long before his death
"1dpics 10 my ComrtrV.

a. this advice, IL IL the hsht, vi do %
till am no more, It may be considered =. issuing from
the tomb, where Truth alone be respected and the
pness of alone consults d. 1t will be entitled there
lore, 10 whs'eNef weight bs derived good
tons, and from the experience. OF who has served his
couuuy In vatoua stations through od OF forty
who -spou-ed IA HE youi and adhered trous he life
10 the crn,e pi betty and who has borne
Of the snu transaction WATCH ~dl consume oposhs OF I've
destiny = .' s# tA.t
'Tae advice 'o,ny b-t soa Iest In my con
v,cou o.. that al. Ut,,.a the ates he fb-d and
tpetuaed Letthe open enemy 10 A be regarded az
P.ndJia ~ her box opened, and The disguised
The ttpUut Ding WIN his deadly wlies niO Paradise"
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II would appear from the following paragraph, taken
from the abolition organ (the Commonwealth in Bos-
on that the editor Of that sheet under bail for vio-
atng the law, is well informed Of the OF the
runaway negro who was rescued from the custody Of
the marshal or his deputy. We should be amos, in
clned TO believe tina, this fugitive negro devoui
as ST. Paul under all his Affections, and that he thanked
God for all His dspensaons with the deepest veneraon
These abolition fanatics fired up with the mos, ardent
real for the cause OF religion and duty The history Of
the world can scarcely find such hypocrtes and knaves
sheerng themselves under the preext of the sancty OF
the Bible:
From the Boston Common ealth, Feb. 10.
News FUGITIVE SHERwooD.-Tho friends OF
Sherwood he Ia generally called, Sbsdrsck will be
pleased hear that he the Sabbath after his escape
very quietly in town less than hundred miles from
TO late breakfast. OF which be declined to psrakc. He
accepted, however, glass OF cold water. and them falling
his knees thanked God for his deverance and prayed
earnestly Tor continuance OF His mercie' Mr. Sber
wood has been for years devoted member OF tho
Methodist church
Having rested through the day the fugitive attended an
anti slavery lecture in the evening, disguised in the dress
of woman and remaining unsupported by the audience
Shadack among them. instead Of being his way
to Canada. lie enjoyed the meeting highly, 1t being the
first abolition gathering that be had ever seen lte
company tho house where he the night and
at tho clos. OF the evening Sherwood sang hymn and
again prayed in earnest and impressive manner
He Is said be calm, and to have expressed his
confidence In the protection OF God He declared this
at the worst his claimant should have had nothing but
dead body carry Gom the State. On Monday morning
he ef for this North, and is enjoying security
which the free soil OF Canada gives to every human being
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EUROPE.

V.nueman principal language Of Lurops,
educational matters being about
make TO take with him two
boys
modern desired proposed TO attend
~ France,
Italy, Germany acquire such languages Is may
be desirable to learn.
Address n. L. r., hon ala, Washington, DC,
Feb Ia--d0 x. IS. I.
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Every friend of the law, the constitution, and the
Union will hail with sincere pleasure the energetic
ments OF the board OF aldermen in Boston. They pledge
Their best exerons support the law OF the land, and
they their officers to render every assistance in
their power the civil authorities OF the United States
This spirit, essential to the preservation OF the Union,
is worthy OF Faneuil Hall itself
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BIBLE would Of that
this admirable exhibition Odd Fellows Hail. close
Those truly beautiful and instructive paiang will
be well rewarded by embracing Me present opportunity
large party from Alexandria to visit the
painting they will be well repaid for their visit
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ONE WEEK MORE.

THE Of the Bible h open At the Odd
i Fellows Hail. Insco Wiliams's celebrated Bible Piano
rama containing
B commencing with chaos, and following each other In his
toric Babylonsh Captivity.
O'Clock
Tickets children under - years DID, half price.
Exhibition "Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, 3ocock
InnR -dlm
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THE aud subscribers of the Washington Assemblies
the 4t assembly will be FANCY
Jackson Hall Thursday, 9Th instant
persons admitted fancy costume, except heads Of
persons application the commit
appointed BY the BY Of special crcum
stances, be admitted in citizens dress
appointed Messrs j. Knox Walker, p B..
Key, A. II. Cross, and Major A. H. Gillespie.
reb la--f
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ANEW sussmw GooAs.J r. RER. Tailor, .
Hotel respectfully infms Insnbers Of conUes. and Others
city he has inst recsivsd
nor lot spring goods OF which they might do well 10 avail
These goods prepared make order IN
cheap rates. and ssort Hotce and We ine
everybody to call and examine them $3.50 + ee5
FEB 9i--eofqwn sf.-N.H4
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rASsD would respectfully notify all those who desire
and become entirely acquainted with Eec
ica Psychology, 10 NEE. him hts room =, MIS- wilson's on inc
Pennsylvania Saturday
evening February TX The will formed,
procured and Drs Fke and williams
pupils admitted he
Feb
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WAsHseros, 10 CO. Feb. 10, 1851.
To The Editor Of the Washington Uno..
aud OF he National b.ieVigsnesr.
GENTLEMEN | have Just received from Governor
Ujhazy copies OF two letters herewith enclosed and in
his name respectfully beg you 10 publish the in your
respective psIen.
Very respectfully. your obsdient servant,
C. TOCHMAN