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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-30
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co.

GROCERIES,. dc. AT AUCTION.-On
~ FRIDAY, the 3lst inst, commencing at l09
clock at our store, we will sell general assortment
OF GROCERIES, &c consisting in part Of
65 hhds fine to prime quality Sugars
40 bbls. prime Moasses
20 do Clarified Sugar
80 boxes and bbS; double refined, small loaf
and crushed sugar
POI choice Family Hams
10 boxes pale, brown and black Soap
oo do Sperm, Tallow and Adamantne Can
30 packages Gunpowder, Imperial and Pou-
chong Teas
Poit, sherry and Madeira Wines
Brand es offavorite brands
Mustard, Indigo, &C
43 bags Rio Coffee
so packets prime lava Coffee
Writing and Wrapping Paper
TERMS--Under 800 cash; over SlOO 4 mos credit
tor approved negotiable paper
gB Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

COTT AG E RESIDENCE AND SIX
OBUILDING LOTS ON CLAY STREE,T RE-
TWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH S'rREETSNI
will sell on TUESDAY AFTERNO DON the 4th dav
oil February, at o'clock, that beautiful Cottage resi-
streets; and the same time six desirable budno lots
lying on the North side of Clay street, between the
Cottage md Sixth street.
The above sale will be made without the least reserve
IERMs-One-third cash, residue and months for
negotiable notes. interest added, satisfactorily endorsed
or title retained w, GODDIN Auct
ia 25-tds
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Correspondence of the New York Express
THE MOVEMENT IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. oath. 1851.

WASHINGTON, Jan. oath. 1851.
You have already published, zee. the important
paper which has been circulating in the Halls OF the
Capitol among the Members of sCongress, pledg-
ing themselves to abide by the Peace Measures in the
Compromise Bills Much curiosity has been express
ed to see the names appended thereto. There have
been several lists in circulation, and it is out of my
power 70 publish all the names which have been signed
thereto, but the following may be relied upon
rate, as Tar as it goes
The lists include all the Southern Wings in the House
with the exception of two or three; and among the
Democrats are the strong namss of Howell Cobb, the
Speaker OF the House, Senators Rusk of Texas, Gwin
Of California, Clemens, of Alabama, with some others
The 'lllustr lous name OF Henry Clay is first and
foremost IN the Pledge to keep the Peace between the
North and the South
Henry Clay Howell Cobb
C S Morehead II S Foote
Robt Rose VIM Duer
VIM Dawson Jas Brooks
Ihos Rnsk lex Stephens
jeremiah Clemens X Toombs
las Cooper MPGentry
Thos G Pratt Henry w billiard
VIM M Gwin + E Mclean
Sam'l A Elliot AG Watkins
David Outlaw H Billiard
G ii Williams L Raymond
Phillips Phoenix A fl Sheppard
A M Schermerhorn Daniel Breck
John k Thurman Jas l. Johnson
d Bokee J Thompson
Geo Andrews M Anderson
w Mangum John B Kerr
jeremiah Morton JP Caldwell
K Bowie, Edmund Deberry
f e Cabell Humphrey Marshall
Alex Evans Allen + Owen
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MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-The telegraph reports a
dreadful of murder and suicide tat Penfied near
Rochester on Sunday evening The murderer was John
Everett his victim, Sarah Sharp. his sister in law
Their bodies found few yards from house
where NJ ISIS Sharp had been visiting, both with their
throats cut.-N. Y. Com.
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JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE-sALESMAN-

ARGE NUMBER OF MULES AND
h HORSES AT AUCTION.-Wi be sold on
TUESDAY, the 4th February, 1851, at Bacon Quarter
Branch Tavern, commencing at II O'Clock, A. M,
from 70 to so young mules and horses all we'll broke
and in good order.
Terms cash, or satisfactory endorsed paper, at four
mouths, interest added.
ia % w. GODDIN.
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By ALEXANDER NOT'I.
NO.61 M ain street

SARTlCULARa attention paid to the public or pri-
Goods Furniture and Merchandise generally, and ber,
alacash advances made when required
,r,r,,.r,, - REGULAR SALE DAYS:
~ pf%DDA 9S; THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
On THURSDAY MORNING, Jan'y 3oh com.
menclng at o'clock precisely will sell at store oppo
site the City Hotel, general assortment of new and
usual variety. " '''e
Also, large invoice of piece and cut Dry Goods
w Bleached and unbeached Donestics, Calicoes
flannels, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c
fur, silk, wool and waterproof Hats, Cans. Tnnfs
v,ahces, Cutlery, Guns, Soaps, Backing, Perfimery
Fancy Goods, &c, &c.
de II ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MIR. JOHN S. POT

TH rEA. Mr. JOHN s. POT
Last night but two OF the engagement of the Yam.
kee Comedian, Mr. J. S. SILSBEE.
THIS EVENING, Jan'y 29h, will be performed,
trst time here, the new and beautiful drama OF
SAM PATCH IN FRANCE.
Sam Patch. Mr. Ssbee Victorine.. Mrs. Jones'
De Bradville. Mr. Duff Bndgets Mrs Sloan.
Characteristic Dance, by...........M Miss Carline
The performance to commence with laughabe farce
in which MIR. and Mrs. Sloan will appear.
Dance, by. .."...................M Miss Carlne.
To conclude with the new petite comedy of
SPECULATION
Major Enoch Wheeler. ;:......: Mr. silsbee.
WANTED f PIANfsT, and s,S four 1I0 sood
MUSICIANS Apply to me- Jo St h s yh SUFFER-
ADMISSION-Boxes so cts; Pit 25 cts; Centre
Gallery 50 cts Side or Eastern Gallery l2s cts; Co.
lored Gallery Is cts.
Seat. can be secured from 10 to ?, and from to
INDIANS FROM MEXICO AND THE
i H.-OCEOLA, young Indian Chief from
the Calapoohas tribe assisted by his sister and young
BLACK HAWK, the grand son Of Black Hawk. the
d.ats, will give grand cSNcERr at the ~ African fis
Church, on Friday evening, Jan. 3ls. Oceola will be
seen riding through the city, mounted on his beautiful
ties of the late war in Mexico This horse consd
credit be great curiosity and admired by all who see
him. He was imported to this country expressly for
this exhibition. Black Hawk will accompany him,
with his attendants. mounted on their splendid Prairie
Poneys, all OF which were taken wild with the lasso,
short time since. This troupe OF Indians will parade
through the principal streets, fully equip nd for war be-
tween and o'clock, P. NJ, on the day of exhibition
Evening exhibition TO eomm' nee at 4. o'clock.
Oceola will give description OF his country, the
manner in which they take the wild orse the buffalo,
&c, with splendid dioramc paintings, with the most
extraordinary parts OF the Ird country and scenery
These paintings executed in very neat and be- uti
iu style, on 300 square feet OF canvass.
Admission IS cents-ch.dren half price, Doors open
at half past G. Front seats reserved for ladies'
POSITIVELY FOR ONE DAY ONLY.
REvD Mr.. DoLAN-
Dear and Valued Friend-I comply most cheerully
with the request of Mr.. Crossman, agent Of the In
dians in city, 10 give line of introduction to
your reverence. have been present three times al the
exhibition ofthese Indians and confidently say they are
only innocent but ieaully grand instructive and
| sublime. They may be witnessed with great improve
ment by old and young. In all my intercourse with
Mr. c. have found him gentleman, and strictly a
business man.
Very truly yours, JOHN P DONELAN,
Baltimore, Jan. 3lst 1850. St. Vinceuts Church.
1 For particulars see bills of the day
ia 3O-tf
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WARRINGTON, Tuesday, ian. IS.
From priva te advices received here by last Mail from
California it is asserted that Col Fremonts chance fol
reelection to the Senate very slight and Mr. Weth-
cred, Whig formerly OF Baltimore, will most likely be
his SUCCESSOR
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BALTIMORE, Jan. &c. Arrived, Schr. Alvarado
Booze, Richmond
BREMERHAVEN, Jan. 7.--Arved, Caroline.
Stricken, Richmond
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN A. Co

III 111VH O1tE . ALEIEN d co,
A. ROCEKIES, Nc., AT AItCTyoN n.
~ THURSDAY 30,h January we will sell of IN
o'clock at our auction store, assortment of Groce
RIGS, w: " 1.-Two
Laguayra Coffee, Bacon Sides
Solar Lamp Oil
200 boxes Raisns
300 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
Green and Black Teas
Soap and Candies
Brandy, Wines
Window Glass
Herrings, Mackerel
Cheese, Brooms, &c.
IERMs-Al sums Of 500 and upwards, months
credit Tor approved negotiable paper under 800 cash
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co,
ID ~ Auctianeers.
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nDD-FELLOWS' HALL.-THE GREAT
" EST ATTRACTION EVER OFFERED
TO THE CITIZENS OF RlCHMOND.-IuEs-
DAY EVENING, January %.
MONS. ADRIEN,
the celebrated MAGICIAN, has the honor to an
nouncs to the citizens of Richmond that he will give
few OF his MAGICAL SOIREES, introducing at each
performance variety of novelties.
Part I.-Tricks Of Address, Sorcery and Mechani-
cal Experiments.
Part 1.-THE wonderful ETHEREAL Suspension exc
euted by living person.
Indian Metamorphoses, &c.
To conclude. for the first time, with the beautiful Me-
gascOrama
Hp Admission 25 cts. Tickets may be had at the
book stores principal hotels, and at the office from
till 10 A. NJ. Doors open at halfpast g. commence at
half past 4. ja2S-6t
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TELEGRAPHED
OF ADAMS g. CO.'S EXPRESS.
$4,000 In SPECIE STOLEN.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 90, p. M.
Adams q Co.'s Express was robbed last night
between Philadelphia and Baltimore, of couple
of kegs of Msxican dolars-each containing
$4,000.
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ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
a-to-PARTNERSHI NOTICE.-The Ia il

q tO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-The Tail
~ orng, Clothing and Furnishing Business, hereto
tore eagded o on BY SlLAs MERCHANT will be
sILAS MERCHANT 4 W psHSs CT Hia' 0
AT No, III Main street, Richmond, Va They re-.
specially solicit continuance OF that patronage
literally bestowed upon the house. and pledge their best
efforts to please such as may favour them with trial,
by Jan deaIing in good articles at zoao prices.
SILAS MERCHANT,
N. B.-S1LAS MERCHANT having discontinued
business on his individual account, urgently requests
those having claims against him, to present them or
payment and those indebted to pay or otherwise settle
their accounts without delay. ia l3-3m
WV vi. DEAN, of,he city Of Richmond, would
Wv respectfully announce to his frlnds and the pub
Ie that he has leased the store Main street, three
doors below the American Hotel and nearly opposite
the Exchange Bank, tor the purpose OF commencing a
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND
SHOE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT,
and as soon as he shall get possess ion (Which will be
III lew days. intends having fitted up in style and
manner suitable Tor Ladies' and Gentlemen's custo-
mer shoe shop.
The public may rest assured that his materials are
OF the very best kind, having been selected by himself
with great care in the cities OF Philadelphia and New
York He would respectfully call the attention of the
Ladies to his assortment OF materials for ladies' shoes.
He would further state that through the courtesy of
the present occupant OF the store he has been allowed
the privilege ofopening few goods IN his line on one
SIDE OF the store, among which may be found several
MINUS " iIaoCo duu MISSES CHOeS, tOgelner with
! lot OF White Kid Slips with suitable trimmings
His friends need feel no delcacy in calling TO leave
their orders because there dry goods on one side OF
inc STORE. jail
REORE NEW GOODS.-READY-M MADE
I'VE CLOTHING.-No. lO2 MAIN STREET Rich
MoND-The subscribers have determined to keep a
good full stock of seasonable Goods as long as the
winter months last in order that persons who are in
want OF ready-made Clothing may have a foil as
sortment to select FROM and be compelled to pur-
chase goods from "pcked over and refused stock"
ceived Toga Sacks, Over Goats, Wadded Focks Dress
Goats, Dress Frocks, Vests, black and fancy Pants,
Shirts, Drawers, DC. Sc, cheap, for CASH.
KEEN, CHlLES g. BALDWIN,
Ia ~ No. l02 Main ct.
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VALENTINES FOR 18th FEBRUA-
RY.-J. w. RANDOLPH, l2l Main street,
offers for sale, at wholesale or RETAIL large lot of
Valentines at prices from cents 10 several dollars
each; also Envelopes and Valentine Writer'S. They
can be sent by mail with perfect safety ia 81
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HDAPIER MACHE GOODS.-Sp Splendid Papier
u Mache Waters, English ground bottom Do
with general assortment Vegetable, Ivory and Pearl
Goods Tor sale by r. M. ZIMMERMAN,
ia II ISL Masn street EAGLE Souara
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W ANTED, steady young man as salesman IN
w Dry Goods establishment He must come
well recommended. Enquire at this office. de24
n IMPORTANT NO rICETO BOOT WEAR
ERS.-Fine Caltskin Sewed BOOTS at only
S3 SOL. Fl. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel cor
ner, has now on hand assortment of the above
Boots made expressly to his order, which he is selling
at Inc low price OF So 80. Gentlemen who have been
waiting, can now be suppied-together with an assort-
ment OF Moleskn HATS, of the best quality, for
So so; second quality, So; Silk Hats So So no il
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M NTING---LADIES' CLASSES-Miss
CARNCROSS announces that she is ready to receive
pupils in the above art at Boshers Building corner 9th
and Main streets. Room open from to 5 P. M
Private lessons the pupils residence or Miss c. would
be pleased to give lessons in Academies at any hour not
engaged at her room. Apply as above. no Eft
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AND OTHER SHAWIS

E-Is:1 CIsas11' - ia :" Us? Square
embroidered thbet Shaw Is; broche and erkeri embrod
cred cloth and other Shawls, for sale cheap by
IA % CHENERY opposite Denot
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de "a RANKIN & WHITLOCK.
SsTRATTON's OFFICE, No. 5, South l4,b

Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN'S the man.
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Y-Delaware, extra, No l3-Capital !:
$4,000. Is numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets So, halves
L. quarters SO.
-Monongaa, No l2-CapitaI S24,-
OCO - nos, IA drawn. Tickets S., halves 9 so,
quarters 25.
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~ ANTED IMMEDIATELY, Situation.
w either in Hotel or Grocery, by young man.
well known in Richmond and the whole surroundng
country who has practical knowledge of both branches
OF business. and who will furnish the most satisfactory
testimonials to character and quaifica tons Please
address e: Fl. ", through the Richmond Post Office
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r--lAHE3E-l.. SUPERB SEVEN OCTAVE Pr
sIIissss-ssE s% ANO.-P. H. TAYLOR has lust re.
v V u Y uceived another superb seven Octave Pia-
no from the celebrated mandatory OF
NUNNS & CLARK, which is equal if not superior
to any ever offered in tins market. The case is of
Rosewood carved in the most chasts and elegant STYLE
and the tone is round, full, and delightfully."- sweet To
particuarze all its fine qualities would too much resem.
BILE the rgmaoe that often see in advertisements
OF Pianos 1t should be and heard to be apprecia
ted. PIANO FORTE g. MUSIC STORE
geo 160 Main street
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FRIDAY-Sussex, No. 9---Capita: $4,000. rs
nos, IL drawn. Tickets S..
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DOCKET CUTLERY from the celebrated
u manufactures Of J. Rodger & Sons Wosten-
holm, Crookes, and w. q S. Butcher. A full assort-
ment OF every style, always on hand at
c. J. SINTON & CO.'S,
ia " II Main street.
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N B.-S1LAS MERCHANT having discontinued
business his individual account, urgently requests
those having claims against him, to present them Ion
payments and those indebted to pay otherwise settle
their accounts without delay. ia l3-3m
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONARY

- The subscriber has lately received number o.
new School Books, which, added to his former supply
ges with all the standard works OF the Latin, Greek
French or English School Books used in most OF our
Schools and Colleges.
Also, Stationary Of every description
Miscellaneous Works just receiued-flome Infu-
ence, Mothers Kecompense Mothers ofthe Wise and
Good, Pastors Sketches, Comfort in AfIlction, VIII
liams's Religious Progress, Corners Bookkeeping,
Benefits Book keeping, Websters large folio Diction
airy, Christ and his Apostles, Chambers Info rmaton
for the People, and Chambers Cyclopedia of English
Literature.
For sale at No. soa square above the Farmers Bank,
'y ia % cHAs. WORKMAN
oSEPHINE, or the edct and the escape by
- Grace Agular; author OF "The Mothers Recon-.
pensed, p" Home Influence" "Woman's friendship
d I ale OF Seaars Spirit of Judaism, Women
:, SELF DECEPTION, or The History of Human
iIeart; by Mrs Ellis, author of" Hearts and Homes
Women OF England" "Mothers,,' "Daughters''
&c. Price 81! cts. For sale by
.or JAS. B. GLIB,
ia 20 So, opposite City Hotel.
ROYDELL'S ILLUSTRATIONS OFF
IL SHAKSPEARE.-Sub Subscriptions to the above
magn1lcent work. received at the bookstore of
a22 NORRIS & BROTHER.
A DIE Il GRAY, APOTHECARIES AND
A- DRUGGISTS, Successors to ALEX. DuvA1.0
heial and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of DRUGS
and az f",EDlGlNES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW
merry, &C. &c.
Careful and prompt attention given to prescriptions
ana orders OF Physicians, and dealers generally.
RACON SIDES AND SHOULDERS.-5o
~ W. hhds. prime Baltimore cured Bacon Sides and
Shoulders, received per steamboat and for sale by
Ja23 CHAS. II. WORKMAN a. CO.
SlA OUNCES DENTISTS GOLD FOIL
~ 10 packs GOLD LEAF-tor sale by
ADIE & GRAY,
Ela 70 Successors to Alex. Duval, l47 Main st.
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ERCANIILE INSEITUTE-WRITlN
lvA AND BOOKKEEPING-Roo over the
Dancing Academy, Boshers Hall. Open from A.
M. till sP M. Lessons given in Academies, or at the
residences OF pupils if requested. The style of move
ments for teaching writing entirely new, and are
warranted to impart bold and expeditions hand
Terms &C., made known on application at the Acade-
my. no 27-tf
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"AKPER'S NEW MONTHLY MACA-
NE ZINE FOR JANUARY TERMs-Three DOL
lars yea r, or twenty-five cents number. The first
volume containing six numbers, is ready, neatly bound
in muslin at two dollars. Subscriptions received by
ia 81 MORRIS a. BRO
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EDLAN ES-A beautiful assortment OF superior
Il bench and moulding Planes, receiving direct
feom the mandatory, and for sale by
c. J. SINTON & CO.
ia 30 Sign OF the Circula Saw, II Main ST.
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HDICKLED OYSTERS.-Afu full supply fof the
III best picked Oysters, put up by Mrs L P Davis in
cans OF gallon each, the best ever presented in Rich
mond, for sale by ii. w. TYLER
,aS~ All orders left with me will be promptly attend-
ed to. 25
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DEMONSTRATION H. EDMUNDS,
~ Dentist, has removed his new suite of rooms,
second door above Mr.. Boshers Hall on the same side
Persons wishing his services Gun procure them in all
lhe branches OF the profession. ia -
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For the Southern Press.
To the Planters Of the south.
IHE MAcoR coxvENrIoy OK rHE 27rH ocr

The MAcoNcoSvESTIoS ON THE 9TH OCTOBER.
Nee, discuss your interests, combine your
influence, and establish, by firmness, the com
mercial and atri cultural Independence Of the
South. Virginia. in her great commercial con.
vention held at Richmond, on the 10th of Sep.
TENDER, has struck the first blow. She has
hoisted the flag Of direct trade, and the friends
of direct trade ard Southern rights are called
upon TO rally around it. battle is TO be
fought-a last struggle for Southern equality
made this fall, and upon it depends the future
glory, or the declining insignihcance, Of the
South. Painters and Southerne,s, you have the
might, 10y commercial combination. 10 crush al
blow the power that Expresses, and is daily en-.
croaching upon you-a power kept alire by your
labor. The wealth OF the richest merchants and
capitalists OF continental Europe will be placed
at your disposal. Will you take advantage Of
it! Will you lose this battle aisoi You now
occupy ground that your btterest enemies,
your most plausible traitors, cannot drive or be-
tray you from. The blood Of Southern gentle
men shed in asserting their rights under the
most solemn constitutional guarantees, the judi.
cial annulling Of the Fpgitve.slave law in New
York, tells you to beware! Direct trade il le.
gtimate, and by using It firmly. you can accom-
plsh all you wish. Be lords OF the soil BE
independent! For once, at least, act, aoi, Gci
Let your action at Macon speak TO the world.
Every planter should be represented there.
ALABAMA.
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| ing manners. She is one Of the most agreeable

ing manners. She is one of the most agreeable
and popular ladies at the house.
Miss Rhoadss, of Alb ny, is very handsome,
dresses very modesty, and is general fayorite ;
she is gifted with fine musical talents.
Miss Watson, of Nashville, is very beautiful,
and will soon be generally considered decided
belle.
Miss Ann Chickering of Boston, daughter
OF the celebrated manufacturer of pianos, who
is immensely wealthy, has II splendid figure,
and is endowed with great musical talents and
will create no little sensation. She dances
finely, but have not seen her on the floor, as
yet, since her arrival
Miss Fasset, of Philadelphia, is a milio;are,
and dances Il great deal; she is an agreeable
young LAZY.
Miss Doane, Of St. Louis, is one of these
sweet creatures is whose heart no guile ever
entered, and where happiness and innocence
reign in undisturbed union. Intelligent ma.
tural, and good, high minded and sensible
man cannot but regard her as young lady Of
rare worth and usual eXcellences.
We make no apology for giving to these
agreeable details wider circulation than it
was perhaps expected they would receive; nor
shall we attempt to apportion the degrees Of
merit between those who demand such intel
gence and those who supply it but it must be
plain, we think that before Mr.. G ,bdens idea
can tie realized, a good deal has to be done, and
equally evident, we should imagine, that the
wisdom of the attempt would be very ques
tionable indeed.