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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-19

<ea FOR RENT, the House and Lot on Eth ST.,
full recently occupied by James Il. Heath. Esq. APP
Div TO RICHARD HILL. JR
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR

Ms FOR RENT. TWO valuable Lots, situated on
M.l the Dock-oue of which has building thereon
recently occupied by Jabez K. Parker ms house 10
machinery; and the other vacant lot adjoining here
10, and fronting 40 feet on Dock street. Apply 70
I. IA JAMES VI. TAYLOR.
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SUPERIOR FAMILY IfAMS.-We ask the
% attention OF dealers 10 our fine assortment o.
Hams for family use. further supply receiving this
morning per steamer. in hhds and ii~rces
mi, IL WILLIAMS 81 BROTHER.
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From the Detroit Free Press, Oct 81.
The German Patriots.

The anticipated arrival of Dr. Kinkel in oar city is an
event which deserves than merely passing notice
An exile from the land OF his fathers he Is welcome 10
our free shores and douby welcome 10 our State We
like the He is desparrg, broken-hearted exile
sitting down with folded hands 70 brood his per.
sonal msforunes, and begging the bread which IS 10
keep him from starvation lie is looking away from
the darkness OF the past towards the future with high
hopes and ASPIRATIONS for glorious resurrection OF the
country which, though he has le he has by no means
deserted
Towards such men the admiration OF our counirymen
is freely accorded For them we need exercise less OF
sympathy Than OF encouragement Says the old adage
"God helps those who help themselves and OF thus lat
ter class GodireJ Knke and all who think and act
like this glorious apostle of European freedom.
The efforts OF knke since his arrival among have
been turned towards measures Tor the amelioaton oil
the condition OF The millions whom he compelled TO
league" is progress, whose province IS agi.
tate" the subject OF German emancipation. Means are
coming in freely for the publishing and circulation 10
Europe Of documents TO enlghen the people, and nearly
one hundred thousand dollars subscribed for that
purpose The hearts OF the patriotic German emgrants,
under the appeals Of Knkei beat high for the regenera
ton OF their Fatherland" and his influence is already
| reaching the remotest bounds OF the republic.
All this is destined slowly j, may be- but not the less
surely TO operate upon the condition oil the downuodden
masses Of Central Europe. Too truly, alas have the
cowardy despots smohered the spirit OF liberty in Ger.
mania, and strsngled In its birth the newborn consttu
ton of the Frankfort Parliament The rights Of the
people have been cushed-charers the most sacred have
been annued-and military rule, alike despouc and
irresponsible, has usurped their place. Desolaon
broods over her plains, and the Russian and Aus
TRAN birds OF prey nappug their wings over the hate
full scene.
But their work is not yet done. The limbs are yet
quivering and the mangled body still retains some por-
ton OF vitality II needs only the voice OF sympathy
the and the for action and The commands OF
leader 10 reinvgorate the scattered remnants OF German
patriotism and marshal them anew in the holy cause.
We have an abiding faith in the courage and consancy
Of the OF that unhappy country We believe that
their hour OF triumph is near hand, and that long
another glorious republic composed OF the various Ger
man States will spring. Mnerva-lke armed from head
10 heel" into being.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. oCT. 20, 1861.

ma Mr. ISRAEL H. JAMES ls2 South Tenth street, fhiade
min Il 20 make COLLECTORS for in tho cities Of New
York, Boston, PhlladeI?h and Baltimore
nrnw.up, s.sVoKp Co.. express agents and bankers In
e United States, and Liverpool have been ap"hea
for .hc authorized 10 receive
and paper Their ONCE IN London 10 ~
an, ham street Liverpool No. Columbia buildings
This eouesrn connected in this county win hs
Adams Co.. agents and Is enuuca !" 'ho W
dunee Of our friends abroad.
ny- v. b. P.Lsss, American Newspaper hssn aumoi
ned 10 the cities OF boaon, new OH
and duly empowered take Advertisements ana
the rates required His receipts VIII be
gardod as PAL Ills Offices aeBosion, Congress Sues
New York. Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest corner '
Il Chestnu Streets
yr d. Jonssos Of Galveston, Is authorized to procure
subscribers, Sc. for The Union in Texas
af- Recei either OF tho above will be good.
f-Mr ussKY NJ LEWIS, OF Alabama is
srai Of Alabama and Tennessee,
sisted by sons James o. and Samuel d. Lewis
Richmond, Virginia, y our general agent
Tor Virginia by travelling agents A. b. P0LLsR and 'AhHs
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az . GREEN Aue,,onssT.

EXTENSIVE SALE on VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE Mt
shall sell BY catalogue at 10 O'Clock me iesaenSS % nli
erccleney die English minister sir H. l. Buwe oeauiu ana
Splendid eabasts iniaid win oOisesne and ivory
l2beaded velvet chars
is walnut pusheo chairs
2 velyeteovered union chairs
mahogany and rosewood covered revolving chairs
2 large writing chairs E1I
Ks 10 fancy willow bottom ehairs Z - .-a =
10 dining room chairs and cushions
2 solid mahogany gothic passage ehaifs
sa ssn,. ' ss e.%e sas piano stool
walnut marble TOP sideooards
4 nne- carved sideboad
mahogany marble top pier tables
pvan. an d 'p .n5 s"a sis, ,ablo.
Walnut stands, sc. ,,,
Mahogany writing desks sn" aas ana f,s%sh plate mirrors
fine ssnih pa psysae glass and 0''i
French gill eandelabras and brackets
Cacel hanging pillar and other lamps, eandeSaeh anu
fac large marble us India china urn, eacel lamp,
French china dinner dessert, tea, and coffee sets
Also, good assortment of cut glass ware -, Al,
Fine velvet door, window and other curtains and hsngs
Fine English Brussels aud oher carpets and hearth rugs,
mattresses, shower bath hatl-tue
Marble top dressing aud toilet stands -
sets, sets, IRE sceeEs statues, oIham.h@
with large assortment, cooking eopper, kitchen utensils
Cherry Champagne Spanish French Hook care and other wines
the most Of Which is a very superior article , and ,,,
water wha articles, which we deem unneces
catalogues win ready Monday previous, the day Of sale
The house viii be open and furniture ready m nspes y, n,
strangers respectfully invited to call and examine Tor em
Terms of sale Of and under $50, cash over $780,
credit two three and months for notes satisfactorily en-
'o oras p.aSs A. GREEN, Auctoneer
ny- The above sale will be postponed, In conss
uusnce of and Cattle Exhibition which win ,sk
place the ed Instant until Wednesday, the 2'
DC. l7-eod&ds A. GREEN
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These are some OF our rophies-these Of our
Jewels
Mir President, | again ask your pardon for OBTAINING
YOU so long and with more suggestion Will relieve
YOU New Hampshire has ever been true 10 the eonst
tuition aud The Union and trust in God she ever will be
She true 10 day 10 those great principles OF civil and
religious liberty for which her fathers peFllled much
and of which we their children, in the full enjoy
ment She is true to that liberty which recog nises the
constitution and the law and she asks for other She
knows 10. day as heretofore, no North, 30 South, no
East, no West For that we respect her-ior that we
ypnerate her.
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The Secretary OF state.

The Hon. Daniel Webster, Secretary OF State Of Inc
United States returned from the North TO The seat OF
gov, rnmcni yesterday morning Differing widely as we
lido from Mr. Webster many most capital points OF
national policy, yet among those who recognise
the high value of his public services IN the crisis
through which the country has passed, and we learn
with great pleasure that he comes back TO the scene OF
his lahlrs with renoya led health and vIGOr.
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II gives us great pleasure to place in our columns the
speech delivered BY this able and distinguished statesman
Of New Hampshire at the late agricultural fair at Man
chester The subject is of vast importance, and we
are glad to see that is engaging the study of SO many OF
the bes, minds OF our country, amongst whose useful
contributions this from General Peasee will be gratefully
remembered .t.M#
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POTOMAC RIVER BOAT.

new, inst, and superior steamer GEORGE
WASHINGTON will on the Potomac the balance
scnson, stopping the following landings
Tuesday md Friday leaving Washington at
O'Clock Alexandria at ~ O'Clock, she will leave
wednesday and Saturday morning Of
week. landing following places going and return
Giymont, uani,co Budds Ferry, Boyds
Pope's Creek, binh Point, Blacks
Island Landing Pincy Point Sandy Point md Cone
uver,
oc, Ia-eodiw JOB coRsoN, Captain.
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HANGING sCHOOt--MADhM BLAKE has the honor Of n
public dancing school
polio Han will be reception Of pupils
November 1851 Madam u. viii teach variety Of paor
and ball dancing.
Through New York, Madam n win receive all
Tuesdays
Saturdays from ul O'Clock. apply Hail.
Oct 7-eodtath Nov
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NEW beautiful Brussels Carpetsng-The sah-cri-
respectfully attention
supply English
entirely this day received and will be offered
bought United
Also American ocohs, full which
HooE, BROTHER, a CO
Oct H--3taw4wf
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IyOR Rent. tho large and cosnnrodtous house In
first ward occupied by Brazilian Minister,
For apply to Gen. Graot Sir buildings,
Sept 2l--eodu [InsI.l
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TWELVE Thousand Acres Texas Land for Sale
Great chance TO the specuaor enrpsng-This property
lies OF the Brazof Bernard
Guadaoupe rivers the populou wealthy, and desirable
all the
vantages OF Market navigation, SELL and chmne-equai
lands the southern lying contiguous 10 the Gull OF Mex
Orleans by the Steamers and convenient Of the interior
shall In November nert, which time per-
wishing make in suck property viii have
both
land The sale be made accommodating
protected Any wishing
In planting cotton OF these tracts for I'VE or ten
capitaisny Sboc0-and who VIII take charge and
mana sam accommodated.
relative the above addressed To
al Aliens Fresh, Charles county, Maryland, will with
prompt attention. o. A. ShhihhoiNN'
l-dInf
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From the Montgomery (Aia.) Advertiser.

TuE UNION DEMoCRAcY--W observe In the
Washington Union Of the llth instant sensible and dir
Greet article, oscnsibly upon the Georgia elections,
which dscourscs length upon the propriey ard
importance Of keeping up the organization of tho demo
cratic party We regret that our limited space fofbids
transic entire into columns but present exulcl
below Of sufficient length purpose. II is with
no little qualification that observe article of this kind
in the lending organ OF party the scat Of government
at this uncure. is cheering sign that our late ds
ences viii not cause ireparsbe breach. but that
shall speedily be toge,he again, fighting under tho
old victorious standard. s5af
The article from the Union lays down the true bas upon
which the democratic party can unite; and all who
willing come together upon such platform. seem
to US re not willing the union and integrity Of
the democratic party fIequires sacrifice Of any
and is honorable ALL Ii is, in fact the only means BY
which the reorganization can be effected
We have space for further comment, and submit h
extracts to Il attic nar attention OF the democracy
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SChItFS-We have just received the largest
retail District, and at such
prices competition The ladies especially
purchasing We only
par Of our stock all in want OF bargain VIII
look at our goods before purchasing. We have
As white has the best goods we have seen
the prices
main colofed shawis, variety Of shades
scarlet cashmere shawls ri.
broche long shaw some very superior ioi
moderate price, in all desirable coors
30 square me siawls
cashmeye snrfan great demand the North by the
's' CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, * CO.
Qcto
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HANGING ACADEMY.-First Course.-Mr r. r.. Liable
the citizens Washington George
town. dancing
Thursday, November his
George Thomas Pnkes grocery south side Of Pennsylvania
hotel
Days tuition; Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Az fashionable dances viii be Introduced and tasght.
0c Id--dn
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yvorthington q. slActhcn

CONTINUES practise the Supreme Court TO attend 70
claims and settle accounts
against the boards Of commissioners to
1ens al pensions and bounty lands
dividends Iegacics. and IN any par Of m
make VI uhds In
ana stocks negotiate the
chase and sale rights in State OF The
Union.
Particular paid California land title cases coming up
10 The United states Supreme Court appeal ;,
addressed 10 W. G. Snslen, larroi
Place Capitol HUI, Washington, d. Co. will meet with prompt al
,a ,auo o'P ''' 's. 25-dly
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rLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, & CO. most respect TRULY ny
announce Washington aud adjacent cities ina!
they of another extensive stock Of new ana
exclusively the wants of the
aud have that they think almost any
variety IN dress goods we
name in part following just received -,
dress silks, embracing every desirable
style in design lin all pncssl
mouseines dc LANES and casIaecr, IN
dress patterns and pieces suit demand
rs pieces styles and qualities, from % to 3t
pieces priced moussenas and beautiful patterns
80 pieces good quality figured and plain nousselnes at the low
price o. l2t cents-best goods in the market
10 cbene mousselines
do fine plaid mousselincs, for children
do plaid silks IN brilliant coos
due plaid moTinoes do
do high coloIod moussclnes de lame
Is do bright coored French hnnnels
IL do plaid poplns-a bargain
goods have Just opened new supply as iooWs
pieces fine Lupn's bombasins
do medium do
Is do lowprced do
Ga black Farmcsse cloths
do fine 4 black do
Is fine silk warp lustres
Is do black apacas
30 do medium and priced alplcas
Inc black Thibet merinoes
do double, width black cashmeres
plain black mousselines de lame
do black twiled cashmeres, all WOOL, low priced
We have also Ia
IS 81 square black Tibet shaws
81 long black do
Oct 25-d3titAwd
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DAUKEV's Fancy Store IL unusually attractive this
season being brilliant fancy goods, all Of the
newest patterns and fashionable styles. la
GLOVES.
200 DOZEN gloves. and numbers manufactured
expressly for his sales In
RiBANDS.
cartons nband, all coors and widths
Some very beautiful sashcs and the neck. In
COMBS.
S entirely ne shell tuck combs, Paris make.
100 entirely new patterns buffalo do do
very large she'll buffalo, and English bon dress
combs combs, superior; dozen
BARRIERS hair cutting combs.
HAIR BRUSHES.
and assnncnt OF English, French and
American hair brushes, expressly for hair drcssen.
SCISSORS.
small assortment Of very scissors by enis
Ternan Of New York, expressly for sales
PERFUMERY.
10 cases Of perme, containing Lsbns extracts, oils, soaps
noel dc bmuf lustrate for the hair.
HAIR DYE.
Baehelor hair dye, which warrant TO change the hair in
heen dark chestnut black The conf
IDENTITY article offered for dying the hui
hair PARkERS
Fancy, Perumery, and Comb Store, Penn nv,
"a under Hotel.
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CARDThe attention Of the public respectfully requested
eabnet French China dinner, dessert,
and service, mane silver plated
and single hair together with
OF
trade
and will be sold exceedingly low for liberal credit
satisfactory paper. "
DYER h MCGUIRE,
I'D Aucnopeera
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by as The actions Of an individual fix his character ana
his features identity his person and il is idle suppose
that is 10 the power Of names, whether applied
TO public or private affairs. to change substances
In accordance with these general views our posiu.0
as The editor Of the Washington Uaion originals
taken under full and serious OF responsAl
y and in advance OF any decided expressions OF p
ular Judgment in either section of The country and W.
can safely say that into which entered no p,,
soual xniMosiy or hiss AsA III " within these iw.
that have endeavored 10 hx public attention upon Ii,
position OF parties affected by the Compromise which
we were satisfied was that would con,rbu.s
powerfully 10 restore the ascendsncy OF democratic pn
cipes in the future action OF the government II was nt
that we were unwilling to ascrbe TO large portion Of
the wing party the merit OF pure patriotism, and III,
most disinleresled love of country, in the passage and
in the maintenance OF thai measure--in this por,
Of view. we have drawn no distinction between
wing and democrat, although il is eyident-that the pas,
action and organization OF the whx party were less
accord with the vital feature OF the Compromise than
were those of the democratic party; but II was that The
measure ITSELF Withdrawing ins,rumenaliiy from Ii,
1oitical arena which had aroused sectional prejudice
would bring into view more exclusively and prominently
than ever those principles and measures on which depend
the certain progress and stability of our institutions AID
that tested by this standard the doctrines Of the demot
racy were safer guide, and would be accepted by Ii,
people as safer guide, than those OF the other party
| Our excrtions in some quarters rejected an
unreal support of democratic interests. considerable
portion of the southern press following in the lead Of ii.
disunon organ in this city, has denounced these exs.
tons as totally inconsistent with the maintenance Of
State rights but larger portion, located in all sections
OF the Union, has held to the encouraging hand
OF appreciation and friendship II. in instances
has been rsored upon that the support Of the Com
promise and the support of democratic principle al the
same time impossible il has, in the far greater
number OF cases, been said 10 US that the Compromise
violates no democratic doctrine, and that il must be SUI.
tanned in order TO demonstrate that the constitution is
stronger than titrdsm, and the Uaion impregnable
against the assaults OF abolition and higher lavish.
Among these indications OF public sentiment in The South
we are proud subjon one from the Montgomery (Ala)
| Advertiser and Gazette.
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GA FOR RENT.Tbc three story brick
E5 building Of and 18th streets, occupied by Eli
Ill sha Riggs IL located Of dss,rnbe
Of the and built with all the modern Of
room, (uppiied with hot cold
and pump Of first the yard,
Possession given the LIST Of November next Apply to
II. IL. CHEW,
Oct 4-eou AT the State Department
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,MMoN SENSE.
Communicated ]
"Dut mind, not word Of the diadem ~

"But mind, not a word OF the dadem I"
GENTLEMEN: II would seem that the artistic
friend was right as to the closing of the circu-
lar road south Of the Presidents house, for a
salaried champion has unnecessarily gone into
"A great many details not at all pertinent to an
argument ms to the peoples rights and facili-
ties of business intercourse in the transit of
merchandise the rapid transit Of fire. gines,
when the city is built up near the Observatory
But n'importe. The views of designer and
his moneyed friend must be sustained and the
President, in his goodness of heart is not to
be blamed for yielding to honeyed speeches
while his eye was doubtless gratifed with pic
lures of few floating about in the groves. No
one questioned the propriety Of his privacy
within the south enclosure; the caveat was
against the CLOSING Of public route, open for
half century; and while gates were to be
erected for carriages and their occupants, a
housekeeper with his little wagon, or me
chanic with his cart, was to be forced to n loss
Of time, which is money, by being obliged to
90 round. We have no more to say. The Com
missioner of Public Buildings has credit both
for honesty and common sense, and the writer
is willing to leave the rights Of the people in
his hands. An iron railing could be placed on
the south wall, and simple paling would pro-
tect the segment of trees on the south side Of
the road. That wall will long be remembered
rs made sacred by the death Of an honest me-
chanic, admitted with his family to witness the
fireworks some years since. Such are never of
Kitchen Cabinets, and have no desire to hang
around the greasy precincts of official favor.
They bend not the pregnant hinges Of the
knee that thrift may follow fawning." They
lay not out the munifcence of generous stran-
ger in spreading trees and lawns, and removing
dirt time and again. to suit the caprice of fan
cy, which is not at rest even now. 1t is per-
fectly gratuitous to suppose that plain visiters
a-fpot would be of the intrusive order, and mon
strous to suppose they would climb up wall
to see the President, who has ever been fire.
quently visible through every administration.
Right prescribes the true course rs to that road;
and policy, it may be, runs in the same direc-
ton ! Let well enough alone. 1t is generally
conceded that this latter President is truly a
"pilot who has weathered the storm" and he
wants no nursing. Let his course be what it
may, as he possesses the regard Of the people
he will do nothing to circumscribe their comfort