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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ON THIRD STREET.
~ BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN--The subscriber
returns his sincere thanks to the citizens Of Richmond
Tor the liberal patronage that he has received for the
last hive years Sin teaching the young idea how to
Shoot, and asks continuance of the same From
an experience OF " years teacher of youth, he
feels confident that he give satisfaction to those
who mag patronse his School, from the numerous tes-
monals which he has in his possession and have been
given grataitously. A few vacancies can he filled by
early application. A. G. SAUNDERS.
TERMS
English Grammar, Geography, Philosophy and Mathe-
matlcs per quarter. ......................$ Sc IS
Arithmetic, Reading, Writing, &c. 90
a1g REFERENcEs-Dr. John Dove, Rev. R. B. C.
Howell, u. D., Rev. James B. Taylor, Rev. Jos. S.
Walthall, Chas. D. Yale, John Pearce, VIM. Mount
Joy A. Richards, and many others, which can be seen
by applying at his School Room A. G. S.
APP 3--law2w
"a EW WHOLESALE GROCERY-COM
lS MISSION AND FORWARDING HOUSE
The subscribers have associated themselves in business
under the firm and style of HUNDLEY, NORVEI,
4 JONES, for the purpose of transactng GENE
RAJ GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FOR.
WARDlNG BUSINESS. They have taken the store
on Pearl street, leadng from Mayo's bridge to Main
street,, opposite to Kent, Paine & Kent, and will be
prepared by the first OF March, to offer complete and
carefully selected stock of GROCERIES, which thev
wsell upon good terms as can be had in the mar.
ket
They will make liberal advances upon all consion
ments of produce.
ELISHA E. HUNDLEY.
WIN. D. NORVELL,
fe l2-Ctt SAM'I. j. JONES
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

we are grafed to learn from the National Inelli.
sencer that the venerable Chief Judge of the Circuit
CourI oil the D. Co. who has been seriously ndispofed
ior some tme past wasso much improved in his health
as 10 be able on Friday last 10 take exercise in car
riage. " : ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

~ The lots on Mayo street, advertised by Mr.
Goddin for sale this afternoon, present opportu
once central, retired, and commanding beautiful pros
pect. ap 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

NHEATRE.-MANAGER, MR.. JOHN S. POT
Ill TER.
On THURSDAY EVENING, April 10TH will be
performed, for the first time in this city, the comedy Of
THE LADY AND DEVIL.
Wildlove... -. Mr. Allen Zephrina. Mrs Cappell
Between the pieces,
Dance, by. .......... Mons. Szollosy.
TO conclude with Thy request OF large party of la
dies and gentlemen) the grand Fairy Spectacle of
CHERRY AND FAIR STAR,
(THE CHILDREN OF CYPRUs.)
This piece is produced at an expense of near one
thousand dollars. with entire new and beautiful Scene
ry, Dresses and Decorations.
ADMlSSION-Boxes SO cts; Pit 25 cts; Centre
Gallery SO cts Side or Eastern Gallery l2a cts Co.
ored Gallery 25 cts.
Doors open quarter before 7-curtain to rise at half
past o'clock.
Seats can be secured from 10 to 12 and from to-
O'clock ap l0-lt
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HE TINES TERMS.
DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advanc,
within 30 DAYS from the beginning. OF suhscr

DAILY TIMES, per annum, II paid IN advance, or
within 80 days from the beginning OF subscribers
year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS 90
Do. if not so paid lin every case). .......... 90
SEMI-WEEKLY TIMES, per annum, if paid
in advance, or within 80 days. &c........... 90
Do if not so paid Gin every case) ............ 90
Single copies, Daily Times, two cents each; semi
tour cents each For sale at the Times OFFIoE.
Copies of the DAILY TINES can always be procured
likewise, at the Periodical and Newspaper Depot Of
Messrs. ALLEN & GENTRY, on Broad street-price two
GEMS,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

UNFORTUNATE EFFECTS OF CUR 1osrry Whilst the
Mayors Court was in session Monday a number otne.
groes gathered around the door ofhe room Tor the pur
pose OF witnessing the mode Of administering Justice,
or to learn the tate OF some friend relative who had
been brought to "condign" Captain Jnkins observing
them. thought he recognized in the crowd the faca of
an old offender, who had business in the civ and
accordingly approached the door. The fellow slowly
retreated as the Captain advanced but stood his ground
upon reaching the centre of the passages when the Can
tain got close TO him, he recognized the man as free
fellow who goes by the of Sylvester Jones-a po-
torious scamp, who had been convicted of an Infamous
offence and had recently served out term in The State
Penitentiary. AS the fellow had received orders to
leave the State which he had refused to obey and as
he had tailed to obtain flee papers since his discharge
from the Penitentiary, the Mayor committed him to
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

q xAs'--Ihe subscribers prepared to receive Or
VI ders for fitting I'D gas pipes in stores hotels nr
vate houses churches, &C. the very best manner and
on reasonable terms Apply at their foundry corner Of
9th and Cary street.
au 2l-2awis ]. F. & l.. L. BARNS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

HO U S'E FURNISHING GOODS.-Tbe
IL subscriber has in store full assortment of house
furnishing Goods, such Plated and Britannia Ware
Cutlery, Tea Trays and Walters, Dish Covers, Block
Tn Ware, Brushes, Wooden Ware Clocks, Looking
Glasses, &c.
complete catalogue Of the stock, which will be
found great advantage to purchasers to be had at the
store. l.. GlNTER,
an 1917 Moi, a,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

MI AY.-220 bales OF good Hay. daily expected
II IL per schr. VIM Mowry, and will be sold low on
the wharf by. HASKINS & LIBBY. .
az 10
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

~ AUGUSTUS MAILERT has opened variety
Of Goods suitable for boys Clothing, as olowe: Cam.
let Mixtures, French Linens, Linen Drilling, Tweeds,
Csshmerets. Summer Cloths, Plaid Linens, Summer
riey of cotton Pantaoen Stufs-whch am offering
cheap, at No. Al Main street APP 10
FHSC BUILDERS AND LUMBER DEAL
a ERS.-The subscriber having made an arrange
ment with gentleman in the country, who has recent
y put in operation a steam mill to cut all kinds OF
Lumber to order at short notice. on the most reason
able terms and delivered in any part OF the city, soil.
cts orders from his friends and the public generally
apl X. S. GLAZEBROOK,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

THE HUMAN HAIR.-Ladies and gentlemen now
a days cannot complete their Toilet without FLErcu-
Frs Hair Tome. The merits OF this article are sprea-
ding tar and wide, yet than actually deser-
we'd friend who has tried this celebrated compound
informs us that it has most wonderful effect in des-
troying dandruff, sottening and beautityng the hair
etc.
Manufactured and for SALE by VIM Fletcher, Ameri-
can Hotel; also to be had of the following agents Alex
Duval, R. r. Duyal and w H. Seabrook, Druggists,
Main street, and H. j. Miller, 175 Broad street.
Price so cents. NV
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HDAkASOLS.-Jus received per Adams & Co g
"a EXPRESS, new and handsome supply of Parasols
also fashionable supply of ladies' Corsets all sizes to
which we solicit call at
CHAS. HARTWELL & CO.'S,
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M ORTH AMERICAN ELECTRIC WASH
XII ING EI IIIN==Enr VIZ slailau in harai q.

N ORTIZ AMERICAN ELECTRIC WASH
~ lNG r LUID-For washing i'll hard or soft wa
ter|Ths is the only genvine article be found in the
world and possesses double the power OF any thnge
er discovered. for washing cloths at trino expense
DONG away with washboards once. In fact it seems
to be the long sought philosophers stone or universal
solvent seeming magical preparation, its operation
BENG OF the most astonishing character. A common
sized washing may be done with gill Of this Find
IN less than two hours. 1t sottens and removes tbe
dirt leaving the articles OF the brilliant whiteness
being harmless in its operations as pure water and
clothing Will wear much longer than when rubbed to
pieces by the common method OF WASHING
This Fluid powerful agent to be used in all cases
wherere soap required particularly for cleansing mix
utensils, Cleaning windows and paint and SECURING
floors; in short tits beyond precedent, as its use il
universal In the washing world.
All colored Goods are rendered BRIGHTER nv baina
washed in This Fluid and Wooens are less liable 10
shrlnk and more perfectly ceansed and thereby rem
dered much softer than in the old way of washing
The above article IS warranted by the Manufacturers
not to contain soda lime, camphene burning tuid mr.
acids OF any kind but be purely an alkaline prenara
ton OF the most powerful character, POSSESSING more
than double the washing power of any thing ever dis.
covered, being perfectly harmless in yapour Dos
sessng the caustic properties of the miserable artoIa
people 10 that degree that they unwilling to try
good article, when 1t really to be found The pro-
prieors only ask lair trial of this article and are per
iectly wiling to forfeit any amount for single ule
IN any instance where ii is used
WILLIAM TAYLOR. Richmond Va is our Gen.
era Agent Tor the sale Of the above article TO whom
ofaeIs snould be sent, to secure a supply.
sod by the principal Druggists, Apothecares and
Grocers throughout the world. Manufactured by Moore
Collins q Co., at their Laboratory, Nos r. IA and l6
Atkinson corner OF Milk Street, Boston None genu-
Inc unless the Labels contain their signature Foil d.
fectlons Tor use accompanying each bottle
Moore, COLLINS & CO.
foil supply constantly on hand and for sale by
ans VIM TAYV,DP
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

WARM BATHS.-FLErcHERs Bathing Estab
lishment, under the American Hotel, is open daily
from 6 A. M. to 10 P. M. Single baths 25c, or five
tickets tor ST.. oc Is
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

WZ EEP COOL.-We would respectfully announce
IVA to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity that W.
have eight hundred the best Northern Ice at our
ice house near the Messrs Hargrove's tobacco factory
We are ready at all times to wait on those who may
favor US with their patronag will also deliver ioIn
wagons to customers, in part oil the city, either in
large small quantities.
ap9 RANKIN & WHITLOCK.
I'D ACE GINGER-5O bags for sale by
E& ap9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
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GOODS FROM EUROPE.-Persons desiroa
VI to order goods from England or France can do 50
through the subscriber. Having agents il london.
Birmingham, Paris &C. he will take orders for snv ar
tices ola fancy description Bronzes Statnetles Paint
ings, Vases Papia Macl Furniture, such as Tables.
Chairs, &c &c., silver and plated Ware, Cutlery which
can be engraved or stamped as desired.
As am about sending orders for tall goods. persons
DESTROYS of ordering will please leave their orders as
soon aspossibe. LOUIS GINTER,
apo 1877 Main ST., Eaole Sopare.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

GAMBLING officers Pearce and Warrington made a
descen on Sunday upon house kept by a white man
named John Wade, on the corner OF sth and Cary
streets, at the head of the Basin and succeeded in can
turing couple OF negro fellows whom thew capob.
gambling in the house. When the officers entered Tho
room, they found ten or fifteen negro men enoaoed in
gamb!in but all save two escaped These two were
secured and lodged in the cagethree packs of cards
and two hats were likewise captured and borne off as
trophies by the officers Officer Warrington on this
occasion acquitted himself heroicallyso we'll, indeed
as to induce determination in the mind of the Re-
porter, to give full details his eisu1e On being AZ,
ralgned before the Mayor Monday, it appeared thst
one OF the gamblers was slave, whilst the other mo-
we'd to be notorious free fellow named John Tomn-
klns, discharged penentiary convict Both ware
ordered to be publicly wbipped--the slave then 10 he
discharged, but the free fellow TO be detained to enable
him to show cause why he hadnot left the State
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-10

ALD LONDON DOCK BKANDY.-2 hall
" pipes 81. Hennessy," w. II. Taylor & Co.'s i'm
sale by
ap lot l. H. Wake
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CITY Az e. AEEg ..

AN ADvENTURE-Sunday night Waterman Bose
entered an old wooden budingin the neighborhood Of
the County Court House, Tor the purpose Of looking az
Ter several negroes then and there assembled As he
entered The house, he thought he saw negro man
rush up stairs. After carefully examining the passes of
those present, and finding them correct he heard
rumblng noise in the chimney and saw quantity Of
SCOT tall. Thinking it highly probable that the man
VINO had lett the room as he entered had sought con-
ceament in the chimney, he stepped 10 the Fireplace
ana announced his determination to "snoke him ont
Instantly voice from the chimney protested mos
earnestly against that mode OF treatment: the voice
went on farther TO assure Mr. Bose that lhe wouldno
smoke the owner thereof that owner would like Cant
SCOTS coon, "come down." Mr. B. asserting TO his
the in the chimney made preparations
10 descend. After considerable scrambling and scuE
ling, the fellow lost his balance and descended with
fearful velocity, til he encountered an obstacle which
effeciually wedged him in. Finding himself "cribbed
cabned and confined, he shouted 'fire!" "murder -
and other alarming cries most Justify but all to no pur
pose--he remained as mmovabIe as the chimney it.
self The inmates of the house finding it impossible to
extrlcate the man without demolishing the chimney
proceeded to do so when the fellow was taken out
halfstifed with SCOT He gave his name az John Hud.
son-clalmed to be free man but not having his pa
pers had endeavored to elude arrest by conceament
IN the chimney. Mr.. Bose look him 10 the cage and
on Monday he was brought before the Mayor, where
his sooty and suky appearance excited general re-
mark. His Honour ordered the officers to give him
ten" tor his attempt to elude the Waterman
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Will the Editors of the Republican please do ME the
favour to publish the above!
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-26

The VIOLIN lMPRovED-We copied from the
the PicRens (Ala.) Republican of the 10Th of
May last, an article relating to an Improvement
of the old Violin, as matter of some interest to
ourselves as well as to musical men, amateurs,
&c. Mr.. VIM. 3. G'ilton, the inventor who re-
sides at CaroIton, PiCkens county, Alabama, is
now in this city on business with the Patent Office.
where an application for letters patent has been
some time pending. We have hada pleasant
interview with MIR. Tiiton, and have been much
interested IN his explanation of the character of
his Improvement. He has no doubt that his cloin,
for patent viii be recognised, and that he will
soon receive his papers Having exhibited his
improved instruments "a few Of which he has
with him) in New Orleans Mobile, Charleston
and to the best performers in this city, and having
received for his invention the highest approval Of
our musicians, he is now on his way to New
York TO try his fortune in that city. We under
sand from Mr.. Tilton that MS Improvement con-
sists principally in removing all mpediments 10
Jh9 full acd ice vibrations Of the instrument, so
as to produce full. clear, round, and mellow tones
sweet, deep, md powerful. lie both takes
from ard adds 10 the parts Of the OLD violin; and lie
tells US that, having been eleven years in perfec-
iecllng his invention, lie entirely ruined at first
several fine o.ins by his experiments. For our
part, We wish tots perseverng gentleman all sue
cess, and are inclined to think he has done much
III the musical world by perectnq this most CO.
'ious ard exquisite of luusScal Instruments.
Nal. IaL
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EXCITEMENT IN SAVANNAH

The Savannah Georgian of Saturday gives the fol-
lowing account OF the ''dongs' in that city, upon the
reception of the news from Cuba:
100 GUNS FOR CUBAN LIBERTY.
large number of onr patriotic citizens assembled
yesterday, and proceeded to the Bluff where they fired
100 guns in honor OF the occasion of the LANDING of
printing offices, the Exchange, Dr. Humphreys drug
store, and large number Of dwelling houses had the
Cuban PATRIOTS flag flung to the breeze early in the
morning AT the time of writing this large NUM-
Der OF persons assembling at the Exchange to at-
tend meeting called to express the sympathy of our
citizens in the glorious
CUBA MEETING.
5000 Citizens assembled in Mass Meeting
One of the largest meetings ever assembled in Sa-
vannah, convened last night in our city, to express
thsir sympathy Tor the struggling patriots of Cuba
Though the call was only put forth during the day--
having appeared in neither of the morning papers-
The throng which assembled the exchange was in
mense.
Solomon Cohen ESQ.,, having been called TO the
chair, addressed the assembly briefly and eoquentIy
receiving enthusiastic applause. Messrs Webb aud
Mitchell having been appointed Secretaries, it was
found that the long room OF the exchange Crowded
we'll nigh to sufocation it was) was utterly made
thereupon made to the Pulaski Square where the au-
dence were forcbly addressed by DR.. R. D. Arnold
and X II. Griffin, j. Bllbo and Thomas S. Daniel
Esqr's.
Committee having been appointed to draft Reso-
luons 10 be submitted 10 meeting to be assembled
at the same place TO night-an adjournment was car.
Red. The enthusiasm throughout unbounded.
/ he Square was illuminated with bonfres while
rockets, ever and anon were sent blazing through the
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-26
MOB IN NEW ORLEANS.
The Spanish Consul Seeking safely in the CIT
II A IIMIOMn OEHIcE

ola UNION" OFFICE MOBBED!
The following dispatches published in the Charleston
Courier OF Saturday, are Of ominous import. The late
news from Cuba appears to have exasperaed portion
OF the popuace OF New Orleans TO a amentable ex =
tent. An organized moo attacked aad destroyed the
office OF LA Union" "a Spanish paper published ia
New Orleans)-destroyed segar store kept by Spanish
citizens, and finally attacked the Office of the Spanish
Consul compelling that functionary seek safety by
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ArTEMPr TO EsoAPE-A man named Allen, con-
fined in the jail at Lumpkin Ga, attempted to escape
on the Alb inst: The circumstances were these :
With file and he had succeeded ia saving
through five OF the iron bars IN the window of The DIM
geon. ca down stairs, (the dungeon is above sairsa
iaier in with his supper he left the outer door
open, (Which is his CUSTOM, Allen slipped out when
the aior went above, turned the key, locked the TAILOR
m and mace OIL lie was seen by some negroes who
confinement was overaken.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-26

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN RUssIA.-Among the items
of news in the Eoglish papers is the following:
A fearful occurrence is announced from Russia
which took place in Vladimir nthe LIST of July. Ac.
cordng to ancient custom, procession is always held
on that day, carry the working image of the
Virgin from neishborng convent into the town Of
vladimir and back again This time the concourse
was unusually great and JUST the procession was
crossing the bridge, the latter way and l49 per-
sons lest their lives; 48 have been recovered more or
less injured during The fearful event.
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nounced himself candidate for Congress in the
Berkeley district. The Enquirer politically ap-
peals to the friends of Byrd and Bedinger to heal
their differences.
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Observation-Disclosures (Knoxville) Wing
states that Churchwell, Democrat, is elected in
the Knoxville district, over Anderson, Wing, by
IL majority.
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New ORLEANS, Aug. %.
Received in Charleston. Aug. %. 1925 PM.


Two thousand men surrounded, this morning. tie
city prison, wheTe he Spanish Consul had taken refuge
and threaten to demo]lsh it, unless he be delivered
About fifty OF the police on the ground. The Sc
gar shops p by Spanards nearly all dest royed
during the night Minute guns have been fired sin ce
sunrise In honor OF the murdered liberators. The
bodies OF Victor Kerr and Col. Crtenden attract
many visitors and produce much feeling.
IRON this latter sentence presume dispatch
mas mlseai RED we have received intelligence of
the arrival OF the bod les Ed. Courier.
Col, Crittenden (not Ciendenin, as published in the
M Y. papers) the principal officer shot by the Span
iards on the morning Of The 25th Jaly near Havana, is
the Savannah Georgian says, "thc son of Governor
Crtlenden, oil Kentucky, now Attorney General of the
United States He greatly distinguished himself as
one of Gen. SCOTS aids in his Mexican campaign
and was, told, one of the most popular young
men in the State of Kentucky" His remains, it would
seem from the above dispatches, have been brought 70
New Orleans together with those of Captain Victor
Kerr, who was formerly captain in the Hungarian
army.
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New ORLEANS, Aug 21.7.40P. NJ.

Kecelved 10 Charleston, Aug. %, 81 P. NJ
- The rioters proceeded, at O'clock, to the Spanish
Consulate, where they destroyed the desks, furniture
and property of all kinds, aud broke down the sign
which is now being carried in triumph TO a meeting in
Lafayette Square.
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New ORLEANS, Aug. Clip. M.

Alter demolishing the Union office, the rioters
pro eeded 10 segar store, situated the of St.
doors and windows and DESTROYED all the stock and
furniture, which was very valuable.
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 81, 6.55 P. M.
Received in Charleglnn. Ana. $50 2. M

Received in Charleston, Aug 22-82 P. M.
A psfty Of Cuban iberators mostly western men.
eSasperaed by the tone OF the Span sh paper La Union
attacked Thursday afternoon the Office broke win
dows and DOORS threw press, cases. type and furniture
into the street. and destroyed everything belonging to
the office. The police did not interfere 10 The matter.