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FURNITURE DRY GOODs.-Th,

FURNITURE DRY GOODs.-The following described goods
stock trade all Of which will be
very sye and most reasonable In price Of
class
French cashmere piano match which
tbese single be desired all In
dalons bouque wreahs OF flowers, which appear rich
lowers
Sol e laine pier covers in Damascus Oriental weaving
goods unique elegant than anything OF the kind
In this country before
Damask aine piano and table 10 match.
Embossed cloth do do
stand match.
French thread tides amcha Of chairs, backs
Of do toilets cake baskets, circular
Double satin cloths, from lO4 by lO4 TO 1914
napkins aud design produc-
goods manufacturer awarded two medals
simiies Of which may be with the goods
\ damask tea napkins--very cheap,
case damask maerasa and pretty
and cheap, with gmps ond side loops to match.
rich window cornice some OF which are 10 and IL
inches wide, with side pins, arms and bands 10 match
arches for su-pending dapefy French bed
sead bolts and plateau TO matchnew and elegant goods
gcnor Of Whitney, Edinburgh, and Mackinaw
blankets, all bandbound mapped on both sides, and very low
priced.
gray wed blankets FOR servants very heavy and ser
article which attention Of farmers and planters
ved They sold prees which will be object to them
Also Of Flemish, Scotch Irish, and English
NIL articles In the furniture dry
which required for the comfort and
all Of which 10 sell on the most inviting
terms CLAGETT n DODSON,
2-d4wf avenue, door the 9th
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OUR coyERsMHST AND SPAIN.-if the account pub.
hshed in the Herald that Lopez entced by Spanish
officers TO undertake the late invasion be true the gov
eminent OF Spain has committed outrage against the
laws OF God and man that should call down upon her
head the excavations OF the civilized world II this
NOR be true, The execution OF those hty-wo Americans
at Havana becomes murder; 10 revenge which, peo-
pie would uphold the government even in declaration
OF ii Lopez and the brave fellows who accompa-
MED him went TO Cuba OF their own free will and nc
cord the fate which they met with, though barbarous,
may find its in Spanish cowardice; but they
tempted invade Cuba by the treachery Of officers
then and now in the service of The Spanish government,
the cruel death TO which they put becomes act so
base tina, IT compliment 10 call it anything but
sassinatlon. The Herald informs that the cabinet has
taken the matter into its earliest consideration and that
the President intends 10 take such steps will discover
It's truth and when discovered lis atoBement We
hope that such is the case that the powers Washing.
ton have al last awakened to their duties and that they
will institute such search into Spanish dupcity as will
establish either its guilt or innocence OF the inhuman
crime which charged against the officials. at Ha.
vana.-dibday KnitkerboCkcr.
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STATE rAR-SEsAroR DouGLAs.-Hon. Stephen
Douglas, United States senator from Illinois, has h
selected to deliver the annual address before the New You
State Agricultural Fair, to be held at Rochester duuH
the present month In making this announcement 10
Rochester American adds; "Asde from the reputation
eminent ability and fine oratorical powers OF the dln
gushed senator there is propriey il the choice, iron
the fact that he emigratel from Western New Yoft'
where, as farmer and mechanic he laid the foundation
OF his fame as a citizen and statesman"
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THE RIGHT KIND OF coNsuL-A Canadian paper,
commenting upon The late summary massacre OF Ameri-
in Havana, says that the impression is prevalent
that had British or French of. been lying in
the harbo as the United States soop of-war AL.
bany, and had British French consul been in the
city, such a wholesale massacre of British French
subjects would have taken place II then relates the
following anecdote:
ain 1920 two English sailors, who had committed a
crime in Havana, about 10 be shot They were
clearly guilty, hut the British consul insisted that they
should be tred This the government refused. The
consul demonstrated. and the captain general became in
soeHt The hour OF execution came, and the consul
the spot he brought with him the consular ig,
the British union jack. and again earnestly remonstra-
ted, but in vain. The officer the Plaza about TO
proceed in the execution OF his duty The consul find.
ing all further remonsrance useless placed himself in
front Of the men. unolded the unon-jack, which he
threw the kneeng prisoners, and said, Now shoot
at that flag you dare' They Temanded TO prison,
and t!df night hey escaped"
II is very natural that the most intense Indignation
should be felt by the American people against the present
American consul at Havana but ii it should turn out
that he only acted according TO the instructions OF his
government, much Of the opprobrium will be removed
from him No doubt when Congress assemblies an in.
qury will be made 10 whether Consul Owen had
special instructions from the government act he is
reported 10 have done.-N Y. Sun.
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BY DYER & MCGUIRE, Auctoneer..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN~-on
Monday evening 18th inst, O'Clock, shall
in premises lot in square a. fronting IS feet
street running 10 the Observatory
geher improvements consisting Of frame
containing ave rooms Possession given immediately.
Terms cash balance In six and twelve months,
DYER MCGUIRE
Sept I'D Aucuonsers,
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The ,elegraphic despatch which publish in aadAa
column brings us the welcome intelligence that hf
body has readopled the sound national resolutions 81
last year The democracy OF New York now stands d
full harmony with the democratic party Of the couniT
II is an omen OF coming triumph
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For freight or passage apply TO - -,
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, CO,
Liverpool
L G. ROBERTS, CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
l.. DRAPER jr.,
Sept 5-dly boulevard, Montmartre, Parls.
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From the Bangor Democrat, Sept. O..
Vermont and the Wing Party.

Judge Williams, the present wing governor of Yer
mont, and who was trumphanty reelected last week, is
the same man who approved and signed the multiplying
law OF that State, which substantially ovethrows the
fugiiiye-save law passed by Congress to carry out
PLAIN provision OF the constitution of the United States
The wing dynasty which the election of last week conn
ges in power IS the same dynasty under whose auspices
this misc hievous piece of notification was enacted and
under whose auspices, too it would doubtless be retained
upon the statute book OF Vermont.
1t cannot escape public attention that the ELECTION
of Gov Williams notifying as it ought 10 be to every
friend of the Uaion and of the peace and repose of the
county, is everywhere hailed glorious whig tr
umph" and even by that portion OF the wing press which
affects to support The slavery compromise OF 1850.
In the great State OF Pennsy vana. the wing candidate
for governor is the present incumbent OF that Office who
pockeed and thereby practically vetoed, law passed by
the legislature, authorizing the of the State jas
aid OF the execution of the fugve-slave law. While
thus abusing his official power to oment i'll blood between
the North and the South, he the stump, still further
striving TO conciate abolition support by declaring him
self in favor OF substantial and material alterations of the
same law, which is essential and vital part of the
compromise measures, and which can never be touched
except with the assent OF lis friends. without producing
an instantaneous disruption OF the Union.
And yet the reelection of Governor Johnston, should
it unfortunately occur will be hailed with the same
shouts OF triumph which have greeted the reelection OF
Governor Williams in Vermont
Mr. Clay declared year ago that he should leave the
whg party if he found it degeneratipg into " contempt
ibe abolition party. 1t that it is about time
for him 10 redeem his pledge
We doubt not there are many wings throughout the
North who sincerely deprecae the abolition tendency oil
the party TO which they belong We know that there
many such in Maine. We ask them TO look carefully a
the signs OF the times, and then ii they do
duties the country, altogether paramount, the obga
tons OF mere party ties, How long will such con
time act with the Wiamses OF Vermont, the Johns
of Pennsy lvania, the Stewards of New York the
Winthrops OF Massachusetts, and the Discs OF Maine
How long will they coun,enance these rampant fanatic:
in their mad career !!
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do American ocoh, from twelve to eighteen feet
a5 do ow-priced American ocoth, from three feet
wide
10 do Cocoa matiings for basement, sc.
full OF variety OF i'm
and American caTpeBg, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry BRUSSELS English and American Brussels,
Imperial, ply and ingrain and common ngrain low
priced rag hemp, both slped and plaid together
with other furnishing which
prepared fully offer good terms
other n this country. - =
An +. H. HCbE a Co
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The COTTON cRoP.-We have compiled IRON the usual
Statement, made by the New York Shipping List sum
mary OF the yield OF cotton for 1s5O.'5l follows

There Is OF much speculation IN regard 10 The
incoming crop, but II is yet too early to fix the amount
with any preension TO accuracy II is settled that the
crop win not be an extra large one, and those usually
hes. informed upon the subject estimate the yield al
2,5oo, 900 or 100000 bales.
IN. Y. Journal Of Commerce
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Omce Of Trans portstien, Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company.
TICKETS viii hereafter be issued At this office to New York. Phil
An officer Of the will accompany the evening mail uan
IT, ns Vest ecnnsc, At the Relay either morning
Passenger daily and o. and ercep,
on SUNDAY when but two trains rum VIZ q M end
announce their and the public that they
S @ S @ % q s. ~ 5 a' te they soo %
including the richest both in coors and designs that they have
Hso" o% he ladies they viii n5 much chef goods now than
later period the c%SGEra G SfwTo May CO.
VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car works, WOLF. street
locomotive engines and lenders marine
and sn na 'e ed ca. wheels and
orally.
cured e s ey anu % s me prpaea 70 e sss
WIS r. G. SMITH,
Late q r 9hs sT hlssrpdd pr ,TSn Works
Late OF Machinery Baltimore Railroad.
AugD-dly
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Nortwsa Of OH and streets
THE INSTITUTE first Of septem
ber with efficient corps Of professors and teachers in every
boarding pupils $3.50 including English and
Terms for day pupils session 81 five mont'-Om $40 to
extra had Or The Principal Early application foi
admission Is necessary.
WILLIAM J, CLARK, Principal.
wlsmsaror CITY, August 10, 1851,
Aug I'D scot a.H 81 II K
OTICE.-The osCEoLA win, for purpose Of
IN necessary repairs trips Norfolk
short time Due notice win be when she resumes The
JAMES MITCHELL.
Sep a--df u .ts
poARDINe and Day school Young Ia.d,es,--r,h.
Misses HAWLEY will duties their school
Monday September 5 their residence Pennsylvania
between l7tb and 18th streets
Aug aS-2aw2w
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Pacific Mail steamsh p Company.-The only Through
Line for California and Oregon.


.~H~ The public informed that, under the ar-
NEaEfI raugemens of this company, inspected
LflxfY approved by the Navy Department. and carry
United States nails will continue to leave
Panama and 18th days of each month";
accident and will touch at Acapulco
Diego and Monterey The following steam packets belonging
Mail steamship Company which will be always
daft ina route ovy in he
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BOARDING and Day Young Lsdtes.-1l,s
Misses HAWLEY will duties OF their
Monday September - their residence Pennsylvania avenue
l7b and 18th
Aug a6-2aw2w
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies

OTICE.-The osCEoLh will, purpose Of
repairs discontinue trips Norfolk
short time Due notice will be given when she resumes the
IA Ha JAMES MITCHELL.
SAM --dff
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

SUCCESS OF BRANDRETH PILLS.-A lady
to whom can reer was given up TO die; her physl-
clans assured her friends that nothing could be done
Tor her, that she dying. What was the condition
of this person? She had been under our best phys
clans for months her afction cancer on the
right breast and consumption. A blister was wished
to be raised one applied to the neck; it made no
impression whatever. Other parts of the body were
tried, and with better success; there was not suf
Gent vitality in the system to raise blister. She was
suffering terrible agony, and she was determined,
her doctors gave her no hopes, to try what BRAN
DRETH'S PILLS would do for her. She took egh-
teen the first day; she continued them in large doses,
and in Two weeks she was much better that she
could walk about. DESTROYS of testing whether bls
ter could be raised she had one put her leg design
ing draw down the putrid humors the blister raised
finely, and of her doctors owned that it was
tonshng to him to see the blister, it to her
at all, living, and so much recovered. What those
Pills could be made of, and purge as they had done
and not kill but absolutely sustain the vital powers,
was more than he could comprehend. Here in New
York, in the OF our city, the greatest thing has
in ancient modern times, till Brandreths Pills were
known. Two months ago and this person was dying
absolutely dying OF consumption and cancer, and
now her consumption is entirely cured, and her cancer
is in fair way to be so. Is this medicine Guack
medicine Can this be equalled by any other med
cine in the word in the good it effects? answer no
and ten times ten thousand be referred person.
ally to sustain my assertion.
BRANDRETHs PILLS, by cleansing the blood from all
inquiry, gives power to every organ 10 perform its
functions healthiy; matter whether externally or
internally situated.
For sale by M BRANCH, Richmond Va,
No. east nj lain st. corner opposite Old Market.
Country Merchants and Planters can be supplied at
New York prices apl9
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15
CITY AFFAIR 9.
CITY COUNCIL.


A. meeting of the City Council last evening, the
report from the Watering Committee, on the petition
OF F. Boyden. asking to be released from his obga-
ton take water the full term OF months receiv-
ed 8od approved.
A communication received from Jos. Mayo and
John Rutherford trustees for the sale of the Academy
building, with statement, &c.
Mr.. Robinson moved its reference TO the Committee
OF Finance, to examine the deed and to enquire what
will be reasonable compensation to them. This mo-
ton agreed to-
The petition of S. Chamberlin and others was re-
ceived, and motion of Mr.. Denoon, referred to the
committee on the Shockoe Hill Market.
The petition of Jno. S 'edd was on motion of DR.
Chamberlayne, referred TO the committee of claims
The account ofthe Fayette Artillery Company, was
on motion ofDr. Chambeayne, referred to the COM
mittes OF claims.
A communication was received from Thos. H. Ellis
and Geo. N. Johnson, in behalf of the Historical So
cety OF Virginia.
On motion of Mr.. Robinson, referred to Committee
on the subject of r Richmond Academy
A motion made and carried that when the
Council adjourn, it adjourn 10 meet again next Mon
day.
And then the Council adjourned.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15
BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. 81 Main street, opposite tie city Hotel.

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TU.-SDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
an tie above named days will sell at public auc-
w ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel, com
mencing at halt-past o'clock, variety of miscea-
aeous goods, such as the following
FURNTFUR E.--Cabinets, Wardrobes, Sideboards,
Bureaus, Bedsleads Chairs OF every style and pattern;
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining Tea, Toilet aud
Gard Tables Beds and Bedding &c.
ALSO-A large lotof reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &c, with ClotA-. Cassmeres Sattinets Vest
ings, Fannes, beached and unbleached; domestic,
white and brown |. Liuen Table Covers, Oil Cloth do,
Hosiery, Cravats, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &C.; lso, large collection of sea-
sonable ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes,
silk, wool and water. proof Hats, cloth and glazed
Caps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks, Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Mason's Challenge Backing,
Perumery and Fancy Goods of every description.
NH l ALEX MOTT
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS, July 18th.
TOBACCO-The market is very anims ;sd and
prices have an upward tendency. We quote Leaf
common to good, So; fine $lla to $ls, in quality.
Lugs, good to fine, Sc to ST..
READ & BARKSDALES.
FLOUR-Sales of choice lots Richmond at "a 1911;
Scoltsville 81 25-dull.
WEIEAT-The market has not yet opened; few
hundred bushels have been sold at ST.
CORN-We quote sales at GIL cents per bushel-in
demand.
CORN MEAL.-80 cents bolted Meal S0a85 cts
per busheI.
OATS-We quote so cts. per busheI.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

We think it proper to state, as we authorised to
do that there it truth in the circulating through
the papers that Mr.. Webster has resigned the office
of Secretary of State, either absolutely contingent
ly.
Mr.. Webser's health is now perfectly good-better
than has been for long time but he naturally looks
forward with concern to that period of the year in
whi he is, and has been for several years, visited
with distressing catarrh, the disease which s COM
monty called in England and this country the hay te
Der. This is periodical, and comes on in August. He
suffered much last year from the necessity OF spending
the hottest part of the in the Senate,
and until he took charge OF the Department of
State, which he could not leave until some time after
Congress had adjourned. He hopes by travel and by
change of climate to mitigate, if not avert, the attack
OF his unwe come visiier the present Some OF
his medical iliends have advised voyage, and
others visit to the medicinal springs in the Allegha
MES Of Western Virginia Mr.. Webster has doubtless
said that if he should finally conclude 10 adopt the
former course it would probably lead to the necessity
ofhs leaving the Department. This, we be ieve, states
the whole in regard the honorable Secretarys
intentions; and this it s, presume, out of which has
sprui the rumor of his resignation.
Nat. Int of yeSierdGy
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TFLEGKAPHED
FOR TIE DAILY RICHMoND TIMES
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FRANKLIN.
New YORK, July ID, P M.
The Steamship Franklin, from Liverpool, arrived
here to-day with dates to the LIST inst being four days
later than those per last Steamer. She brought over
one hundred passengers.
The Steamers Asia and Pacific had arrived out.
The Political intelligence by this arrival possesses no
particular interest; the Commercial we subjoin.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, July l.
CoTToN-The market closes fiat at decline of ID.
per ID. We sales on the Both June of 4G0O bales,
aud on the LIST July of $500 bales
BREADsTUFFs-Market inactive, and most desctip-
tons have declined in price. Flour has declined
shngs per bbl, and Corn had fallen fully one shilling
per quarter.
Monetary affairs were in favorable condition, and
the stock OF bullion was increasing in the Bank of
England.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

The Hon. JOHN J. CRrTTENDEN expected to ar
rive in Louisville, Kentucky, on the 9th 10th inst
The Courier, OF that city, says:
ellis numerous friends will be e ad to take him again
by the hand ald to offer him their congratulations
the success of the administration of which nc is one
OF lis most popular and able members. His brilliant
career IS Attorney General Of Mr.. Fillmose's a dmn-
srauQD has ado d additional ustre TO his renown as
luri3 and his tame statesman"
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-

VAsHlNGToS, July 10, lool
have doubt, from what have heard, that an
attempt will be made by disappointed claimants, at
the next session OF Congress, TO irpeach the whole
conduct of the late Board of Commissioners.
The dismissal of General Talcott from the army,
and the severe by the Pres dent upon bre
vel Col Huger ara the results ofthe late Court Martis
The public generally was not led, by the testimony
before the court, to anticipate sentence of dismissal
from The service" But the court came unanimously
and unhesiatngly to this conclusion. Very much
seems TO have been sacrificed in this affair." for the sake
OF putting few thousand dollars into DR.. Carmichaes
pocket Ia thc civil service benefits may be thus be-
slowed without hazarding so much.
Col Henry X. Craig becomes Colonel OF Ordnance
in consequence of this vacancy, and in the discharge
of the duty.
learn that the government has acted upon the Ha-
rdian question in the most prompt and determined
manner. They have agreed to sgnifyt the French
Government that will not permit them TO execute
their threats in regard TO the Sandwich Islands This
Government will not permit Hawaiian independence to
be destroyed by any European power will toler
ate the surrender of tine Sandwich Islands to any for
egn power whose rivalry hostility might, in any
event, deprive the United States of the commercial
facilities which they afford US. Ion.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

nSaturday morning, Mr.. Osborn, of Shannondale,
Springs, Va, reached Washington with an invitation
numerously signed by gentlemen without distinction OF
party, addressed President Fillmore, requesting him
to pay them visit early day his convenience
woud hermit
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

BREACH OF THE PEAeE.-We understand a tistcuH
came off at the Old Market House yesterday forenoon
between couple of white men, during which the bucks
tiers suffered erribly-our informant estimating the da-
mage al quite considerable amount. Amongst other
articles demolished by the combatans, about half
a bushel OF "fresh laid eggs!"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

Jenny Lind, VIC learn, (ssys the N. Y. Herald
Sunday) very much frightened during her last con-
cert r Albany, aud tainted The stage, under the APP
prehension that there would be not. Nothing oi the
kind, however, occurred and she has gone Utica, 10
give concerts in that city.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

EscapeD FROM JAIL.--Stuard Ward, charged with
ielouy and sentenced to twelve months couineme
Charles Pa ette deaertel from ship Madison escaped
tom the City Jail last ug by ascending tn ough the
ceiling and letting tie naelvos down from he roof into
the street, bv strips I hammock tied together-NOr-
folk Courier of S1iurGau
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-15

a. UMMER DRESSES.-For sale cheap, new
~ style checked and striped Swiss Muslins, plain
and embroidered do, French painted Musins, Lawns
in great variety Bareges Tissues, &C.
AS the season is advancing, will offer induce
ments in the above goods.
WIN. J. SWORDS,
225 Broad ST.. Shockoe Hill, sign of the Dry Goods
iy IL Rox