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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24
LATER FROM MENlCO.
Opening of the Extra Session of Congress.


We nave received files of III Monitor
R,s.s1looo 70 the qnd inst. and translate for TIE
Tr,i,,e the following.
Yesterday. the Isl of June) a, halfpasi O'Clock
both Chambers met together, according TO the -
iahl,hcd usage. and arpointed a Committee 10 wait
nm ,be President Ancr thew had escorted him TO
the Chamberof DEPUTIES. he took ms place. and inn
reliatelv anerward delivered the following adj
dress
.S.-,@,. D,,,,t,,.s anil Senators Obe,h,ut to the
call of ,,,o,r, Won have NOW. gentlemen. re-.
assembled to remove those c,il, which must ncces-
sariy follow The state m which th' Government Mas
zen. 81; the termination Of Tie ordinary SESSION of
CONGRESS
Ia .t.. ,.. ,,,, l,i ,,. .,,...,I iu lef,r,,ir.-
.,.
Wg what course was necessary I'D '' dN'H 'o i'"'''
,hc unfortunate condition OF our cNchcluer ana the
c,,.,,,.,,. anal o.. .l,tsers has, therefore he,n
"o' '','''''" "'' ''' ''''
obliged 20 interrupt Your leisure, M order That You
NAY again cou>.cratc yourself fo "a WORK Of such
...
S''" .'
lou NN""' s'l'i''l''' Una, '"' "''' ''"' ''''
always >irnuoU>.y seconded Tie ldhOr> of the legs
l.,r ,cd,b,t If p, ,i,,,s,,. tb, ,dontion of mode.
q
rate mpo>' 10 cover the cthcicncic>. is only a''f
having reduced as far as possible the estimated cx-
- t .,,.,.d cha. .i,..r,.,,,i.,r, ,f funds wifi,
f''''' anu ~
'h' >t'tfe>' economy
THE government rs ronhtCr' that You VIII com
,I,+ titl ,t, object of ,,rr Assem-, lnp thus civ
,i. ..f t .t.,.. a.,
Hs security i"l u' pu'"' ''"'i' ANU '"''''f "'
l' tD'i"i ">.lD'i"S' VIM" "' ''"'' N""'" '" N"'
tam"
>,5or Neorf3 President of the Chamber of DcQu-
, . .t. ,r...i..,. ,f,,. ,t, ,.l.,,,,.
l,>' I'i"''' assuring '"' ''''' '"'' ''' NOM
Igr> were animated with TIE o', spirit 10 iulh tht
,l,,.f. t,r.,iYch fh,v had been called AZ the con-
. ,... ,,.. ,,,,,b .,,.,i.,,.c ,,,one, thc ro,,,.
'-"''i'' '"''' "-' MUM "ti.- " foi'
lace. lie galleries were cIo"''' Win >le'i"''i>'
and tic President was escorted home by a numerous
,,r,,rr.a
From thc O Delta jan, b.
The President of the Republic of Mexico
l,.., c,,,l .r o,tra session of Conor,Ss thc TWO
H.. ,, ,,,. ,4, o-tb al, Inn n nro-,Ir,tory sitting
,r''..,,, +.ei, l.gerent committee. and annoiBt
,l'rn..,c,. S,1or .,,,r1,' ,,.,s chosen President
- tn. Senate and S,uor \lcorta President of the
4 ,,.,r Ifo,,s,
General Herrera. late President OF the Republlc of
Mexico. had beol appointed by President Arista, d.
rccoroi me Monte Pho 20 MI the vacancy caused by
the death Of Gomez Pcduza. The Board of Mana
gers of that institution had protested against that
nomination. ON tie ground that thcy had not been
consulted
The Apache Indians were making incurSions into
the state of sonora. Col. CarSCo was organizing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24

.Hore mpoIta.l-n I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-24

~ Il / O. aaa9r~s ne Secrsfary Of the Treasury
gymf resS,s frlm tts British Norfh Ane7ican
frorncss ~ tcde tlGfe Gf such p.accs N anu c0l-
crfscH distract y ne tHied States as ne nay desg-
EGtt
Et mated bU he Senate amt House n Re-rese-f-
afres n the Uulfea states or Anaerl-a 20 (9ngress
assn 5tc. 1ha, tie Secretary OF the Treasury v TIN
Tie appreciation Of the President Of the United states,
pTevllec tie latter shall Do satisfied thai similar prv-
neces ere extended 20 vessels OF TIE United states I'M
the coou-cs hereinafter mentioned IS hereby author
Ieu unoer sLcl regulations as be may prescribe. 90
FICitci ne reft-Je from fraud. 90 usrui vessels liz
cen vun tie Frocucts Il Canada, New-BrunsWlck
Nova Scotia. Newfoundland, and Prince Edwards
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-16
[By Telegraph
FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.
BosToN, April 12, 1851.

.7gq BosToN, April 12, 1851.
Editor Spirit Of Democracy:
During last night there was but little ex-
element in the city. The Watchman and
Police were under military drill until A
o'clock this morning. when they halted in
body in front of the east door Of the
courthouse. The fugitive slave Sims was
then brought from the place Of his con-
finemcnt, placed in the area wheE the
whole body moved down State street 10
the Long Wharf, when Sims was deposit.
ed on board the brig Acorn. Several Of
ficers accompanied the Captain and the
whole affair passed off guilty. There
were from three to four hundred watch
men and policemen in the columns, all
armed and equipped. The military were
not seen at all, but we're kept in readiness
in case Of need. The spectators who fol-
lowed the procession down to the brig did
not exceed one hundred in number
There was no disturbance except little
kissing.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-16
JFor the Spirit OF Democracy. i

iMR. EDIToR-Why do not Parents resi-
ding in and near this village teach their
children some OF the first and simplest ele-
ments Of morality. A boy, who is large
enough TO shoulder an axe, climb fence
and bark or otherwise destroy a young
tree, is large enough to be taught that his
conduct is mean, dAstardly and immoral,
and such as will expose him to great diff
culties. The owner is certainly the per-
son to determine whether young timber
shall flourish on his soil or not. Yet a
man, can scarcely walk through his wood
lots, without seeing young trees chopped
down, barked or otherwise destroyed.
And as further aggravation, it is gener-
ally the valuable trees such as oaks, elms
and hickories that are thus abused, while
the worthless trash, the Inns and iron-woods
are suffered to flourish in peace Boys,
let me tell you for your edifica!ion, that
the law of the land deems your conduct so
immoral, so outrageous, that it subjects
YOU to a severe and disgraceful punish
ment in case OF detection; therefore either
abandon the practice or be SLY about it.
II caught at it, you will repent.
bcaad A CITIZEN.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-16

o. Mrs. WALTERS wife OF Andrew
Walters, OF Adams township, came TO her
death very suddenly on Sunday evening
last, Reports are in circulation tending
to criminally implicate the husband Of Mrs.
Wallets in her death. We forbear any
remarks as the affair is now undergoing
investigation before the Grand Jury.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-16
CINCINNATI. April l2, 1851.

-FLoUR-$3,5o, market quiet. A sale
of lO6 bbls, steam dried corn meal at
1915 Prime lard to 81 cents.
,WHIsKY.-Demand continues active.
Sales at IS cents.
DRIED APPLEs--83 cents for extra.
TOBACCO active. Sales medium Vir-
ginia lbs. al 80 cents. No. /, do. fves at
25cents.
SUeAR-Market quiet, but steady
Sales of l3 hhds. low fair at So cents.
RIcE-48 cents.
'MoLAssEs2Sales 81 cents.
CoFFEE-A sale Of rs bags common al
II cents.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-16
BALTIMORE, April 10, 1851.

In reply TO some of the Baltimore City
Council, Mr.. Latrobe. chief Engineer of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company,
has written long letter on the present
State of the extension Of the road and the
prospects of IFS completion.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-16

W We are requested to say that Miss
CArHAnNE MITCHELL, of Virginis, will
preach in Summer6eid on the first Sab
bath in May at 8 o'clock P. M.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-16

0tr6wingto other engagements as well
as ill.lieal,h. we have been unable 10 de-
vote bu, little time TO this weeks paper.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-16

or Our readers will have TO bear with
US for being unable to issue this paper un.
ill today (Thursday.) II is not often the
case that this occurs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-16
New YoRK. April II. /. AZ,


"A FIRE this morning in Broadway des-
troyed Hudson q Robertson's dry goods
store, together with the establishment ad-
joining. Fifty rooms in the Howard Hotel
were injured. The loss is about $780,
600, which is heavily insured, though not
enough to cover the losses.
Wheat was in fair demand. Corn con-
tinues in demand at 81.
Pork dull. New prime S1l,75, old and
new mess quiet at 13,47 and $l3,75.
FLouR-For low grades, sales at $4,-
Az and $3.50
lls VI BALTIMORE, April IS, 1851.
FLouR--Sales OF 500 bbls. Howard
street at $50 per Dbl.
7 CoRN-SaIes Of white 6lct. yellow s.
Gents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

Major Bartlett, of,he U. S. Boundary Commission
arrived at New Orleans on the 2eh ins direct from
Ell Passo He states that all difficulties with the Next
can Commissioners had been satisfactorily arranged but
that band OF desperadoes had infested the frontier
town of Saco B on, and committed horrid atrocities
perpetrating many murders. The members Of the
sion had raised force Of Americans, who found eight
or ten of the murderers, tried, and Immediately hung
them all. Among the persons murdered by the rutlian
was Mr. Clarke, son of Hon. S. w. Clarke u. S. Sc
nator from Rhode Island.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29
SITUATIONS OFFICE, No. S, South l4,h
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, SIRATToN's the man.

~ street,
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes, SrRATToNs the man.
Drawn Dos. OF Monongalia, No C-March 22d:
2 So 81 81 IS 81 20 SO 68 10 A 80.
Ticket Nos 62 IS Is, prize Of 5000, sold and paid
W Drawn Nos. of Sussex, No. 24-March s4 ~
43 SO 81 90 81 SO SO 7 40 3 So 50.
y, Wh Ss Nos 81 4S So prize q fSa Sid and
' Drawn s Nos. of Sussex, extra, No. s6March IS:
a l6 60 IS 80 2 II 2s IS 10 40.
T Ts N Do S 3 Z Aprne 800 ,sl sea paid
Drawn Nos Of Of peIaware No sn ar e s6b
Half Nos. 80 81 60, prize tot $50, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, extra No. 37-March 9th:
10 43 81 "a GO 40 A AZ 25 80.
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Monorgalia, No 34-March 9th:
46 "a 81 9 Is IA GO % u 80 80 a 81 81.
Ticket Nos 81 % AZ, prize OF 1920, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
SATURDAY-Sussex, extra, No. 3s-Capital: $4,-
$50 IS Numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets 81, halves Soc.
quarters 25c.
Va State Lottery, for March 90 class IS. 70 nos.
IS drawn. Capitals $4,000, 2OOO,4 OF 10000, OF
5000 of $500 Is OF 1000, Is of 800 Is Of AGO. 25 OF
800, &C. Tickets $l0-shares in proportion.
Buyers referred to my Register OF Prizes, to be
seen at the Office as proof OF what have sold and
| every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders Tor packages, certificates Of packages, and Gin
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the Lotteries, will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when ie
qlested. Please address orders to
NH "a N. SRATTON, Richmond. Va.
r UMP PLASTER AFLOAT.-75 tons i5r
u sale, to arrive, by
NH 20 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
HE EGALIA GIG ARS.-A few thousand supe-
Ia rior Resaia Cigars. received and tor sale by
ADIE & GRAY, Druggists,
NH 90 LAT Main st.
NE NERAL WATERS.-A supply of White
ivA Sulphur, Congress and Saratoga Water, kept
constantly on hand and for sale by
ADIE u GRAY, Druggists,
NH 90 lat Main st.
A LMONDS AND BRAZIL SUGAR.-Si-
n ely Almonds, Brazil Sugars, for sale by
| NH % EDMUND & DAVENPORT.
THNHREE THOUSAND POUNDS COT
| Il TON YARNS, Tor sale by
| NH % FRY, Il McCANDLlSH.
NASTOR OIL 10 bbls Castor Oil, received and
| " for sale by ADlE Il GRAY, Druggists,
| NH 90 l47 Main st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29
GRAND AND BRILLIANT

|
| SACRED, CLASSICAL II MISCELLANEOUS
MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
| TaH OST POSITIVELY LAST APPEAR-
I'VE ANCE OF MAD'SELLE TERESA PARODl
in Richmond, which will take place on SATURDAY
EVENING, March .9tf at the
| AFRICAN CHURCH.
The programme will consist Of selected gems Of Sa-
cred classical and miscellaneous Music from the Sta
bat Mater by Rossni; Don Giovanna by Mozart; Tes-
sorda by ;Spoor; Ave Maria by Frantz Schubert; the
celebrated Caste Religioso by Ole Bull; Maria Padia
| by Donizetii; Mose by Rossni
| The celebrated VARIATIONS DI BRAVONIA
by Rode originally written for the Violin, sung by
Mad 'sele PARoDI This piece is the most difficult and
wonderful composition ever executed by human
| voice.
| (By generalrequest)
CAsTA DIVA, FROM NORMA.
PERFORMERS:
MAD'SELLE TERESA PARODI,
MADSELLE AMALIA PATTI,
SIGNOR AVlNONE,
M. STRAKOSCH,
M. IlAUSER, and
The famous GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY,"
az" The price OF tickets has been fixed at ONE
PROGRAMME.
PART
l. Overture to Spoons Classical Grand Opera, "Tes
sorda," periornedby the Germania Musical So
ciely.
2. Aria, Song, by Sgnor Avienone.
D. Casta DlYa, from Norma song, by MadIe eresa
Parodi.
4. Casio ReFgioso, by Ole Bull, performed by Mska
llauser.
S. Msrsa Funebre, composed by Mr.. Bergman, the
Director of the GerInania Musical Society; execu-
ted by the Society.
6. The famous Duo ola vi darem la mano, from Mo-
Zarts immortal master-work, Don Giovanni, sung
by Siguorna Teresa Parod and Signor AVG
none.
PART II.
|. GAVE MARIA" by Franz Schubert, for Viooncello
Oboe and Bassoon, performed by the German ia
Musical Society.
Q. Fantasia the Prer from Moses, executed by Mis-
ka Hauser.
g. The celebrated Variations di Brabourn, by RHODE
sung by Mad'le Parodi
4 Solo on the Piano by NJ. Suakosch.
S. Aria, Cuus amman gementem,'' from the Stahat
Maer, by Roasin performed by the Germana Mu-
steal Society
G. The Grand Duetto, from Maria Padlla, sung by
N sd'Iles Parod and Patti
1t will be seen by the above that this Programme
with the exception f"Casta Diva" (Which, by general
request, will be repeatedly will be entirely new.
gY Tickets OF Admission ONE DOLLAR
Docs open at 81, Concert to begin at o'clock.
NH I9-lt.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

The Washington Telegraph Of Wednesday afternoon
has the following photographic
COMMODORE AP CArEsBY .ToNEs--Ith has been stated,
in conversation in public Places this morning, that the
Presiden, OF the United States will not approve the
tuding and sentence OF the late Naval Court Martial
the of this officer and that III assigning his
for his dissent he pronounces the conduct OF Com
nodore j. discreet and honorable.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29
LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
EarJFAx March 81. IL M


HaLIFAx, March27, IL M.
The Cunard steamer Canada arrived here at 10 o.
clock last night and sailed for Boston at O'Clock this
morning, with 70 passengers.
The steamer Africa arrived out al Liverpool on the 9Th
instant at noon.
The u. S. trigate st. Lawrence, Capt. Sands, ar
rived at Southampton from New York on the 18th inst.
She would Immediately discharge her valuable cargo
of American contributions to the Worlds Fair when
she would proceed to France convey home The remains
OF the late Com Paul Jones.
The weather in England was very mild, and the
Spring crops promising.
ENGLAND.--The Government oil Lord John Rus
sell is still very weak. He cannot get his reEds TO
rally round HIM, and is now anticipated that there will
soon be dissolution of Parliament and general cleo
. ton. On Tuesday last in the House OF Commons, he
sustained another defeat on the question OF Woods and
Forests. Lold Duncan moved resolution demanding
reform in their management. The government srenu-
ousy resisted but division, there appeared Tor Lord
Duncans resolution 100, for the Ministry ll9. With
their partial abandonment OF the Papal measure the r
defeat apon Mr.. Kings motion OF Electoral Ieorm, and
this defeat it is thought they cannot hold together be-
yond Easter The Times INDUCES in remarks
upon the position OF the Government. The agitation
of the Catholics in England and Ireland against the
proposed final measure OF Lord John Russell continues
unabated. The Pfotectionist party is making srenu
effort to carry majority the House OF Commons,
who shall favor duty OF Is. all foreign corn, and
Is on Breadstutls.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, March 18th.
CoTroN has declined one eighth upon better descrip
tons onequarter upon lower qualities. The sales
during the week amounted to 81 900 bales.
The Corn market after dull week closed firmly.
, Yellow Corn 29sa3Os. Western Canal Flour l9sa
Dos. cd.
The Money market is brisk Consols closed at 96ls.
Exche quer bills siillings higher.
There has been no change in the state oil trade
Manchester was dull.
LIVERPOOL March lltIi.-Th, increase in the re-
eepts of Cotton at the ports reported in the last
has depressed our market I'd in the Low and M I'd
ding qualities American and fully I'd in the better de-
scriptions The Manchester demand has been inegu-
lar, aud instances concessions had to be made
to effect sales though generally spinners and manu- &C
day Or two there has been better feeling it'll an in
creased demand both for yarns and goods The sales
of Cotton for the week estimated 81 $50 bales,
leaving $3.50 for SPECTATORS and 1850 for export The
les to-day amount TO 5000 bales The market closed
steady. There is slightly improved demand to
Wheat and Flour, though we cannot quote any in-
provement in pricos.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

IMPORTANT DEcrsIoN.-Tlle National Intelligencer
of yesterday contains circular from the Treasury
Department instructng Collectors and other officers
OF the Customs not to include freight of the ele
Of foreign merchandise upon which duties to
he assessed
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29
LONG PASSAGE-AMIN BEY.

NEW Y OfK, March 21th--2 T. VI
The ship Warren arrived last night from Glasgow
after perous passage OF l0l days. She brings cab
10 and So steerage passengers.
Amin Bey visited the Brooklyn Navy ard yester-
day Having taken formal leave of the President he
desired all salues and ceremonies be dispensed with
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

The NASHVILLE FoRGERY.-A despatch from Mas
vile states that about half the money Obtained by
Hodge on forged endorsement on daft, has been
found in his house, and that the torger seen near
Nashville on the 25th inst. and shot at without ef-
IT,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29
ENGINEEg's OFFICE, r. q D. K. R,,}
RICHMOND March oath, 1851.

KICHMOND, IHdIC1I |7II1, IoJI
NTOTICETO CONTRACTORS.-Sea pro-
~ posals will be received by the Chief Engineer
Of the Richmond and Danvlle Raj Road, at this
office until Monday, the 2Slh day of April next for
supplying White Oak Keys for plate rail track from
the Appomattox River to Burke's tabout 20 miles.)-
Said keys to be l6 inches long, inches wide, 81 and II
inches at the but, aud Il and inches at the small end
ANDREW TALCOTT,
NH 26 Chief Engineer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DA VS..
BY DUNLOP. MoNCURE u co.


By DUNLOP. MONCURE " co.
a FsOCERiEs, &c. At AUCTiON.-On
aS TUESAY, the LIST April, commencing 10
o'clock, will sell at auction store, general as
sOrtnent oil Groceries, &c, consist ing in part Of
IS hhds coast and Auakapas Sugar, fair to prime
quality
Is hhds clarified Sugar
so bbls MoIasses
60 packages loaf and crushed Sugar
100 bags Rio Coffee
Sherry, Madeira and Port Wine
Brandy, Gin and Whiskey
Gunpowder and Imperial Teas in half and
ar. chests
Pale, brown and black Soaps
Sperm and adanlanne Candies
Sperm and Solar Oil
Mustard, Indigo, Paper &c.
TERMs-Under 600, cash; over $780, four months
credit, for approved negotiable paper
gzsy Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP. MONCURE g. CO,
NH 20 Aucts.
G<ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KIT
w CHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION-On
MONDAY MORNING next the 3st inst, common
eng 10 o'clock will be sold at auction at his resi-
dence Franklin street, between LIST and Foushee sts,
the Household and Kitchen Furniture of Mr.. A. d.
Iownes, (who declining housekeepngJ consisting of
the usual variety After the above, will also be sold
first tate MICH COW, said be one OF the best in
the city; and an ex ceent secondhand BUGGY near
ly new, city, made and in excellent order Terms, cash.
Sale conducted by
NH 27-dtds GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct
Hy T. NJ n. sAVNE-SArps,r.N
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

a FOR RENT, the large and conveniently ar
E ranged house on Broad street. opposite Valentine
Crenshaw & Co.'s. 1t has recently been put in perfect
repair. and gas pipes carried into it, Owing to its cen
trial location it is one Of the desirable houses in
the city for gentee boarding house: Apply to
NH S6 J. NJ TAYLOR,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

n
"o mh IS ss''a'''S' Apply RICHARD HILL r.
4 A1hkA BAGS NO. l PERUVIAN GU
n dVO ANO, direct from the Government
Agent, and tor sale in lots to suit purchasers
200 boxes Hull e. Sons and Jacksons Iallow
50 boxes New Bedford Sperm, Adamanne and
Judds patent Sperm Candles
40 boxes Soap
100 boxes Tin Plate all sizes, including bright
and loaded roofing
Block Tin and Speller
$50 bags Laguyra, Rio, Java and Mocha Coffee
60 packages refined Sugar
Porto Rico and N Ofeans Sugar, OF strictly
GOO kegs Russelrs Plymouth Nails, all sizes, from
20 hhds strictly prime Porto Rico Molasses
20 half boxes gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
part strictly prime quality
200 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
IA tierces Coal PitOil ..
Best Sperm and Olive Oil
100 bags Shot, all sizes
20 HID Bacon Sides
10 bags Race Ginger
l40 casks fresh l. me
400 sacks Ground Alum Salt
10 terces new Rice
800 bushels Herdsgrass
Cat and family roe terrng5
Family Flour, OF extra qualify
Pepper, Mace, Cloves, &c.
Wrapping Paper large and small sizes
$50 Nova Scotia Grindsones
$50 tons Swedes Country and English Iron; to-
gelher with full assortment OF Temp
kins & Gwynn's lron made OF scraps.
Sheet Iron and Plough Plates
American and Swedes Nail Rods
tons Plough Iron, from 6 to IL inches wide.
7,tons cast, German, shear, English and Ame-
rican bstered Steel, NC
For sale by S. McGRUDER g. SONS,
Next to the old stand Of the late firm OF Workman
| NH 2s McGruder & Co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

The vote to supply the vacancy in the Convention
caused by the resignation OF Judge Moncure, stands
follows as far as heard from
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

<a FOR RENT, that large and desirable family
G!I residence on Grace street, opposite Centenary
Church, present occupied by DR.. George, in fine or
der. Possession given April 10Th, 1851. Apply to
9~mh IL JAMES M. TAYLOR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

~SF PAULS CHURCH--A collection will
be taken for the benefit OF the Virginia Bible Society,"
on Sunday morning next,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

- 10 HOUSES AND LOTS For SALE.
Hui have for sale 10 Houses and Lots in this city, in
good order, and upon accommodating terms. part
OF this Property will be offered such prices to in
sure to the purchaser II per cent. per month the
purchase money.
Some of the above Property is eligibly situated on
Marshall street.-The residue in DuvaPs addition to the
city, Prices range from $3.50 to $1,000 Terms and
time of payment made to suit
GEO. WOODFIN,
Agent and Collector, Bank and llth streets.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

"a FOR RENT, convenient framed Tene-
HUI ment on Marshall near LIST street, suitable for
family residence. Apply to
NH 26 j. M. TAYLOR.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-29

&PRING TRADE, ls5I.-By recent arrivals
- from Europe, we are in receipt OF the greater por-
ton of our Spring importation of
BRITISH AND FRENCH DRY GOODS.
And by various arrivals from New York and Boston
we are receiving our stock of AMERICAN FAB
RICS-the whole comprising the largest and most de
srabe assortment Of Goods we have ever had the plea
sure TO offer to our customers.
The merchants Of Virginia and North Carolina who
have not been in the habit of making their purchases
in this market, particularly invited to give our stock
an examination, being determined to make it to their
interest TO buy their Goods in Richmond
NH lS KENT, PAINE & KENT.