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STATIoNERs' WAREHOUSE, 26 South Fourth Street,
- Philadelphia. Wholesale only.)
LYMAN l.. LlPMAN, Importer of French and Eng
fish Stationery, offers TO the trade at Statoners Ware
house, complete assortment Of q
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
of the best quality at the lowest rates. mar A--
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/. McNEALE LATHAM.

Attorney Mt Law, $500
viii practise in the several courts Of the District
Columbia.
Office on street. near First Presbyterian Church.
Nv l6-tf
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]. w. BADEN & BROTHER,

Hardware Dealers PsnnsyludHid drefuc 6N street,
san oa, 4s> Offer for SALE at manufacturing prices
plain and ornamental Wire Railing
&6lkfR (which for cheapness and durability cam
not be surpassed by any article of the kind in
Samples may be and prices made known by applying
as above may 14-2awM&W6m
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PROPERTY AGENCY.

GEO. b. ARMSTRONG, REAL ESTATE BROKER,
For The leasing and sale Of Real Estate, de-,
Seventh street. Cup sairs opposite Office of Integencer
&C. @. ID. A. will give ATTENTION to- and active
efforts In the sale leasing of all property conded
his management The attention of property s
spectfully asked. may 13--2awM&Wtf
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The first number Of this paper may be expected TO APP
pear early in August and II desired that those who
disposed TO further its great Objects by their patronage,
should indicate their wishes before that time Orders and
communications addressed (post paid to Gurey Good
oe, will receive immediate attention.
GTRIFY
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THOMAS M. HARVEY.

Carpenter & Builder, Fstreet, betsoeen 9th & 10Th,
rs prepared to I'LL orders for any work in his line
i JOBB1NG promptly executed, at moderate charges
Residence corner New York avenue and Tenth street
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GEORGETOWN.

HAMS, SHOULDERS, LAIRD, &c,
% 600 POUNDS bright Shoulders
1000 extra sugarcured Hams
80 barrels prime Leaf Lard
40 do rectfed Whisky
lao packages clarified and crushed Sugar
100 dozen Buckets
100 nests -four Buckets
90 hhds Porto Rico Sugar
00pounds Nutmeg
10 casks Sperm Oil
40 bbls Whale Oil
Just received and for sale by MORTON WILSON,
au 5-lwI opp. Rays Mill, Water ST., Georgetown
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BoARDl BOARD! BOARD

JaIyE OR SIX SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be accom-
II modated with comfortable board at Mrs pALMERs
Boardnghou Bridge street. between Green and Wash
ington streets, Georgetown, ID. c., au 1-3wTu&S
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FRANCIS Y. NAYLOR

Copper, Tin, Sheet-Iron and Store Manufacturer,
ROOFING, GUTTERING, SCOUTING, &C.
South side Pennsylvania avenue, Third street,
jy 25-f Washington city, d. @.
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a N " p JUHN Il, bMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND MAGISTRATE,
Office Eighth street, opposite HARRIET.
business of all kinds requiring the attention of
ID Attorney, Magistrate, Agent, will be promptly
attended to- Claims brought before Congress and the
Departments viii receive prompt attention by being
placed in his hands.
I Fee moderate. June 12--y
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-28
Mr.. ROtls' Letter.

The peculiar interest of this address to our
nearest readers gives it precedence to other ele-
nen's upon our space. Having to print most OF
1t as II came plecemeal from the OF her offices, we
have had no opportunity of readrlg it ourselves
we believe, however, that Mr.. Bolts distinctly
declines to continue candidate 10 represent the
Richmond district in Congress-
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Very truly, your friend, aud fellow Virginian,
NJ. r. H. GARNET

The Commonwealth of Vuginia-he only sovereign
to whom allegiance is due. Her ancient faith of
house OF bondage 10 this dark eclipse of rights and
glory
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a q a BAGS RIO COFFEE, receiving by
ID g. III the Pocahontas, for sale
iy rs JAS. WINSTON.
NEW FLOUR.-Brage's,in half bbs, for sale.
~ jy "a DAVIS & GODDIN,
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SERVANT WANTED.-Wanted, soman
- without incunibrance TO cook and wash for gen.
tee family. Apply At this office. jy26
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lebrados tratados de paz, dandonos como.
Ger al mismo tempo con clio que no le fal.
ia potencia que no carece de buena fe.
81 antes de haber dado la EspaNa una
debida satisfaction por hechos del mismo
tenor, el gabinete de Washington Sc viera
ante un reclamo por parte de Mejico, haro
triste nos parece para un pals que pretende
marchar al lado de los mas civiizados.
La vida de esos hombrcs turbulentos y
sin tleno aIguno que con tanta facilidad to-
man parte en- actos tan hagrantes dc pira-
terra, no puede nj dcbe interesar q nadie
mas que para hacerlcs sentir todo ell rigor
de las leyes, y de cons iguiente el gobierno
de los Estados. Unidos es necesario que to.
me un pronto y eficaz remedio para ester.
minar a esas hordas que solo SC ejerctan
Ell tratar de rnolestar al pr6ximo, atrayendo
sobre la nacion el mayor descredito que
pueda atraerse.
Esos periodicos que tanto han declamado
en- hacer justica q naciones que las Green
impotentes, pueden ahora tambien aconse.
jar que Sc lie haga q Mejico, considerable
como tai interim creemos que todo no pasa
de ser una leccion de las que da la escuela
maquiavelica. Este es ell instante en- que
ellos debieran ocuparse de poner coto ta-
maiias demaslas, no olviden 10 sucedido
recientemente en- la isla de Cuba, espresa-
do por boca de algunos jueces de su mismo
pals.
Estos hombres que nos estan ocupando
llevan el sello dc la infama marcada en- Ia
frente; pues hasta los perdonados por el
Captain General de la lsla de Cuba, des-
pues de arrastrarse como reptiles que son,
implorando la clemencia del noble 8 hidal.
60 corazon espafol, vienen aqui, de 10
primero que Sc oeupan es tratar de deni.
grar a Espaila y sus hJos, publicando
cartas que aunque llenas de improperios y
falsedades, solo sirven para dar mayor real.
ce su crimen.
III goberno de Washington despues de
este, debera sonrojarse de reconocer como
ciudadanos sdbditos que no merecen SCI
nunca tratados como tales por ninguna ma.
cion del mundo.
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lSLA DE CUBA.

ART1cULo " ~.
Hacia algun tempo que los agitadores Sc
ocupaban del pensamiento de la anerion a los
Estados Unidos como liltimo recurso para lle-
var adelante sus rebeldes planes habendo per-
dido la esperanza de hacerse por 81 solos inde-
pendientes de la meropoi, y desengafladose
de que las teorlas de los abolicionistas eran
inapcables a la Isa de Cuba, porque la pobla-
con en- masa las habia de rechazar con eli mas
decidido indignado empeno Con este obeto
tuvieron los agitadores muchas reuniones con
la genie mas inquieta y bulliciosa de los Es-
tados del Sur, principalmente de Nueva Or
leans que ha sido siempre ell foco de los desal-
mados ayentureros. como aquelos pueblos,
ademas de la codcia que les es caracteristica,
tenlan otras niras, mas elevadas, cuales eran
las de incorporar su nacion cuantas mas pro-
vincas estuvieran al alcance de su ambicion.
sin reparar Ell los medios, mayormente 81 en-
elias existia la esclavitud autorizada, fin de
contrarestar con su numero y con nuevos in
tereses adquiridos la mayor Influenza, que ejer-
clan en- el paramento los Estados del Norte,
empenados en- la emancipation, acoeron con
ell mas ylVo lnteres los primeros pasos dados
por este punado de revoltosos cubanos Una
vez concebida aquella idea, entregdndose
ardientemente sus autores doradas usones,
fueron hacienda proselitos, y generalzando su
topinion por ell poderoso resortc del interes
FHalagadas las masas con unos proyectos, que
al paso que pudieran ofrecerles los medos de
saciar su rapacidad, desen tai importancia a los
Estados del Sur, que los erigese en- una mayo
ria parlamentaria, que nunca habian podido al
canzar nj es facl que la alcancen por medios
licitos y honestos, trataron de organizarse, pa
ra dar un simuacro de razon a sus devasado-
res proyectos. Puestos de acuerdo con los agi-
tadores cubanos, consideraron que su primera
O Veanse los nimeros IA, 10y 81
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" Por las correspondencias que re-
c'blmos el martes pr6csmo pasado Sc ha.
bran enterado nuestros lectores que la re.
volucion hecha por los aventureros en- las
orillas del Rio Bravo, ha quedado momen.
taneamente terminada. Ell renegade Car.
bajal que Sc hallaba su cabeza ha tenido
a bien salir escape para salvar el pelle'
jo; pero a pesar de todo tambien estamos
viendo que los enemigos de las invasiones
continuan EN- ponerlos la altura de los
heroes de mas valia, cuando no son mas
que nnos cnantos hombres excitados por la
rapiiia, y contesan sin rebozo que Sc les
vovera yer antcs de POGO emprender la
campaiia para hacer una guerra mas indig.
ma de Ia que hacen los salvajes contra las
autoridades consti'udas de M6jico.
Algunos de los intitulados ofciales de la
desorganizada pandlla que Sc ha hecho SO.
idaria de tantos robos y asesinatos cncu.
bri6ndose para clio con el nombre de spa
triotas' Q 'simpatizadores" han pasado al
interior de TEXAS y algunos etros Estados
de esta confederation con ell objeto de re-.
Guitar genie, y declarando que es para VIC.
lar del modo mas descarado infame las
leyes internacionales y ell derecho de gentes
que Sc deben guardian para con una nacion
amiga. DE esta suerte no, no es estrailo
que volvamos a tener notcia de otros sa.
queos y asesinatos por el estilo de los que
Sc han visto va EN- Matamoros, arruinando
a pacilicos, honrados y laboriosos habitan.
tes de aquela parte de la Rep1blica Meii.
cana. Un tai coronel FORD, segun nos
dicen los periddicos de csta ciudad, ha lido
a San Antonio de Bejar para reunir algu.
ma gente para las fuerzas de Caryaial, v
un amigo de Brownsville, por otra parte,
nos dice que tres cuatro mas Sc dsponen
a salir para ctTos puntos con quail obieto.
Entire los anglo'americanos que acompa.
nan Caryaj jail Sc encuentran muchos de
los dispersos consecuencia de la leccioa
que sc dio a su vanguardia en- nuestra An.
tia; piratas consumados que con tempo
les lego la noticia de clio, para no caer en-
igual trabajo.
ST ell gobierno de los Estados Unidos
obra con la actividad que debe, esperamos
que aprovechara la OCCASION que Sc le pre-
senta para dar una evidente prueba de que
a toda costa quiere impedir ell que Sc sigan
cometiendo tamanas iniquidades a su vista,
contra las naciones con las cuales tiene ce,
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y dc construcciones de puertos pululan en- to-
das las provlncias, y POGO que ell gobierno
procure secundar tan feliz movimiento, los ade-
lantos caminaran por 81 solos. Por este, en-
ninguna OCCASION como en- la presente, Sc ha he
cho sentir Ia necesidad de una administration
que dirja los esfuerzos de los particulares en-
cam'nando aquel movimiento por Was facles Y
tecundas. Los obstdculos inconvenentes que
el acrecimiento dc las mejoras materiales ha
encontrado en- otros pueblos, no deben existir
para nosotros la esperiencia agena nos ense-
nara ser cautos evitando los escollos que
aquellos encontraron en- su camino Ell espec-
taculo que presenta hoy dia la Francia amena-
zada por ell esceso de su misma prosperidad;
con una industria muy superior 4 sus necesi-
dades y sin poder alimentar un immense MI.
nero de trabajadores que lie piden pan en- actitud
debe servirnos de utilisima )ec-
|cion. Cuando toma Ia industria tan gigantescas
proporcones sc convierte en- un m6nstruo, proc
simo siempre devorar Ia sociedad en- cuyo Sc
no Sc dessarroll6.
Las retormas morales deben caminar STEM
pre- la par de las mejoras materiales la socie-
dad que sc consagra esclusivamente al Quito
de ia materia, Gamma su ruina por una pen
diente inevitable.
Estas verdades que una triste esperiencia ha
venido contirmar mucho mas pronto tai vez
de 10 que Sc tema, deberian presidir q todas
la, disposiciones de nuestros hombres de 90
bierno. Por fortuna, mas bien gracias q la in
dolencia que nos caracteriza, nos hallamos
esentos de esa lepra que otros pueblos no pue
den echar de 81, y cuya vista ha producido en-
los espirtus una saudable reaccion que apesa1
de todo tai vez no tenga bastante virtud para
contener los progresses del NAL"
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sUsCRICHON.

Elpreci0 dc suscricicn en- los Estados
Unidos es Por un ,atio $40. For meses
e5 50 cts, por lneses 81 IS cts. Toda
suscricion Sc paga adelantada.
Fuera de Nueva Orleans no SO adnitira
ningun suscritor por inenos de meses.
En- las islas de Cuba y Puerto Pico, en-
Mejico, Ylcatan y toda la America del
Sur, Sc cobraran los precios que Sc de.
signen en- otro lugar.
nrLas cartas dirigidas & esta Redac.
cion deben ser frances de porte.
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ANUNC1os.,

Los Avisos puramente economicos ,
mercantiles pagaran 81 por la prilnera
insercion de un quadrado Il2 rengl0ncso .
menos], y so cts por los siguientes. Por
los mas largos los que SO inserten poT
trimestrcs . aios, Sc hara un arrcgls
conventional.
Los Anrhcios Comuncados, en- prose
verso, sObre asuntos personalcs. paga.
ran cl doble do los preclos va cita.ios.
Advirtien,ose que los insultoso 8 persona.
idades no Sc publicaran 4 ninsun precio.
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.
DAtaUERREOTyPE, TAIHorYPB HYkID.
TYPE GALLERY.

M ACQUIRE q HARRINGTON, having pnfcha ed iron
1vl the as7gnees of w Talbot the patent right for
use oil his Taboype process, in the States of Louisiana
Alabama Florida. Georgia and Texas, beg call the
attention of the public to their gallery of specimens In tins
new department OF Photography.
The Iahotype taken upon paper, IVORY, glass metal
and variety OF other substances the first possessing
decided advantages of easy transmbty by mall can be
enclosed IN letter, made adorn the of book or
preserved in portfolio.
The Tabotype eminsiy susceptible of cooring so that
the picture be finished any degree desired by the sitter
eated ~
The Taboype represents the sitter without any reverse
elect mole or upou the right Cheek appears upon
the right cheek.
The Talbotype be duplicated to any extent without
the additional trouble of another sitting. After the fs
impression is TAKEN copies be furnished at any future
tune upon simple application by letter otherwise.
N. B.-M n H. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution of this superior a ready to dispose Of rights
Tor the States specified, with thorough tructions.
DAGU ERREOTYPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any other establishment in the world They
guaranty perfect likeness of child of six months in one
second or no charge [mhl If No. Il CAMP Street
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OFFICIAL.


MayOralty of New Orleans. -. 27th Dec. $50.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two
Sitting Of Tuesday, Dec, "A, 1850.
X ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
and requested after giving days notice in the official
paper OF this Municipality to sell public auction the
tract tor keeping in repair for year, the Common street
shell koad, the bridges the and the bitches either
slde The work be done and the made accord
ance with the Specifications which will be published with said
notice of adjudication.
- lSigned1 JAMEs II. CALDWELL, President,
True copy: II. BIER, Clerk.
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Genuine Msd,csne Warehouse
No. Isl Charities St. New Orleans.

1 WRIGHT co. having resolved to stand unrvaed in
every department of their business have agreed with the
Popretors and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States, keep them
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
aI below the us4al market prices BY this arrangement they
are enabled TO cer Tor the inspection of purchasers the
extensive assortment which be found in this any other
CITY, Having had many years experience in the purchase
and sale OF Patent Medicines, they have acquired facilities
Tor conducting this particular department, the liberia
SCALE and are now prepared to supply the trade
exceedingly low, that the purchaser fail realize
handsome per centage on his Investment either HOtesa
RetdH. AT their establishment may be found fu ]
assortment of ILL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises Of their assortment, and
can be furnished to dealers,
twenty-five cheaper than manufacturer regular
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A VETERAN.-A late Paris paper says tina, an
old soldier, Kolambaski by name, and Of Polish
origin, has been admitted into the Hotel des Inva.
Ids. He was born early in the reign of Louis " ;,
and is one hundred and twenty-si1 years old H.
served in all the wars to which France was party
against Frederick the Great and had been long Il
service when the battle of Fontenoy was fought
At the commencement Of the French Revolution
he was seventy years old, and about ninety wher
the Empire went down. He has lived under tel
forms of government, and has seen more potica
changes and commissions than any man living pro
badly,
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X AUMONT'S PATENT STARCH POL
- lSH1Patented July 26 1S50-The subscribers would
repeeainy INFORM the public that they have the satisfaction
GIL lSS and SMOOTH SURFACE to Linens Can,rics
Collars. Shirt Bosoms and all kinds of Prints ETC II con-
ans nothing INJURIOUS and prevents dust from to
Linen etc. 1t also resists the dapness arising from the at
mosphere OF perspraton The public have long since fell the
necessity OF such an article and in this their will
pc uiy realized No competition feared after an impat
ria as thls superior to thing else before used
~ NO family should be without it.
ne PUBIC are cautoi ed against spurious article m
the wrapper OF each cake ~ ~ "
PRIcR-2a cents cake, with full directions One cake
VIII De suitclent tor twenty thirty dozen clothes
,ALso-mORR!S' FRENCH LIQUID BLUEING
rms new and original invention admirably adapted for Civ
ny hat Blue lint to lnen Musn etc, which ne1raizes
te yellow tlnge they would otherwise retain after washng
and without which the peculiar wheness indispensable
could not be attained II also perfectly harmless and COR
cate fabric. ' " ~ ' "e'1
This LIQUID, trial. will be found to be purer cheaper
more Deautfu and respect more to be epenf,ed
upon than either the Indigo or Fig Blue formerly nsed Nv
Laundres and families OF this and other countries -
PR1CE-l21s cents per bottle.
~ 10 be obtained at wholesale and retail from c. ASH.
MEAD Y CO No. Exchange Place, Uuncau's Buildings
between Customhouse and Biepville Streets A so from
JOSEPH HUFTY, 10 Canp st.
E just received and for sale above fresh stock Of
DR. u. AXES AROMATIC BIrTERS
DIR. HUTCHINGS' DYSPEPSIA BITTERS.
DIR. HiBBARDS WILD CHERRY do.
Country Merchants and Others are requested to call before
purchasing elsewhere. dl7 I'm os
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ADDRESS your CHILpRENs UNDERSTANDING

ADDRESS YOUR CHILDREN's UNDERSTANDING
Nothing can be greater mistake than to con-
slider young people as destitute of understanding
their understanding should rather be appealed 20
and consulted. Do I'VE not all remember how,
when young, we were imposed upon How our
elders sought sometimes to put us off how they
gave us evasive answers or explanations how they
told us some plausible story as an excuse or as
reason? And do we not remember that even in
our youth and simplicity, we were quite capable OF
seeing through their maneuvres Do we not all
remember how, when any one endeavored to keen
US In Ignorance of some proceeding of which we
were made accidentally cognizant we could divine
very correctly the real motive for sending us out of
the way with some false excuse Now, in case
of this kind, which comes within the pale of pa
rental authority the will of the parent alone ought
to be sufficient to control the child. But there
should be no sitting Of truth, and no relaxation of
duty. IT, as often will happen, it is not expedient
or proper for children to know particular fact or
incident they should be told so with frankness and
kindness, but at the same time with frmness We
are too apt to overlook the intelligence of these
little people, and address ourselves to their stature
we forget mind, which is invisible, in the presence
oil matter which is seem The treatment of children
must always, Tor their own sakes, differ much from
that OF fnli-grown men and women our manner of
addressing them must also be different; but there
does not seem to be any reason why we should not
give them full credit for the amount of intelligence
they do possess; and we may every day nee chill.
dren with more discrimination, greater good sense
and better regulated moral department. than many
whose tall figure or ripper age has invested them
with the consequence Of men and women.
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Are YOU dscontented and unhappy, rise up and
go to work. Sigh not for wealth, for it cannot
bring contentment. All that the rich man can pur-
chase by his wealth is living, nothing more A
crust Of bread, eaten with an appetite, is better
than the dinner of stalled nabob. bed of straw
is softer to the wearied limbs, than bed of down to
the idle man. Learn to seek the fountain Of hap
piness from within: The streams Of pleasure with
out are filed with bitterness.
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Per steamship Palmetto from Lavaca and Galveston-W
Long lady and servant Mrs Wakemap; p, Chi!ds lady
Morrison. Morrison. Iiesey Levy, Mayo Stafford Young,
tiardeman, Avekly, Gerod, iiutchins Russell, Williams,
seeker Clemens, Green. Thompson, Anderson, Greemow
Perry, Winchester, Jones-and IA on deck.