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conservation Eye.The subscriber respectfully
Of Washington that he will remain only few
dsys His sufficiently scknowl
edged sighted in general, they
supplying Themselves with the necessary help
~ - JOSEPH BECKEL
land Optcian al Dyer Mctsures
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Ii will be seen by the report Of the legislative pro
cesdngs Yesterday thai the two houses have been or
ganzed according 10 the plan laid at the cancnses Oh
thd democratic and free soil parties ON Tuesday evening
The democrats then claimed for themselves The oIganlza
ton OF the house. and agreed not 10 interfere with Their
tree soil coadjutors selecting the officers OF the senate
The free .soers OF the senate held Their caucus yesei
day morning. and nominated Tor president, Henry VII
son. of Middlesex, Joseph L. Buckingham, o the
same county, by amajority Of one Chauncey L. hhapp,
OF Lowell the chairman OF the iies-soii comnitlse OF
Middlesex county, nominated Tor clerk Oh he
senate In the voting Mr. Wilson was chosen president
of the senate over David Sears, the wing candidate. IN
majority OF twenty eight votes thrown, which four
less than the whole number present All the senators
voted for the Gle k and Mr. Knapp had twenty ballots
against twelve for Mr. Calhoun the wing candidate the
occupant of the office for many years, and whom all men
admit To be most able and accomplished officer, Mr.,
Gregg the former assistant clerk perform the
functions OF his office under the direction OF the new
clerk. We have no knowledge concerning his appoint
ment TO or his acceptance OF his late Office.
Middlesex county should be gratihed at having oh.
tanned, under the organization, the president and
secretary of the senate and the speaker OF the senate
Essex county has the clerk Of the house. The old Com
monwealth is politically turned wrong end foremost,
whether for better worse the dongs OF the present
legislature will determine
A vement made IN the senate with regard TO the
Essex county senator's Two only elected from that
county, and ii the selection OF the other three ~ made
from the highest candidates consutionally returned.
tive more wings must be drawn. But some sblecon is
made to the reception OF the vote OF the cry OF Sae us
will be by the senate proceedings which may alter
the presentation OF candidates, and shut out those who
had the greater number of votes in the county
The House organized without much delay, by the
election OF Nathaniel p. Banks, OF Waltham, as speaker
and Lewis Josslyn OF Lynn as clerk No individual OF
general respect than Mr. Banks, and his election gives
very general satisfaction,
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RAILROADS UNfrKD STATks.-Since lSZ7 when the
hst railroad constructed in the United States the pro-
grcss OF that OF inercommuncaton has been steady
and rapid. The Quincy railroad, some three miles In
length stands the first OF series OF roads be
measured by thousands of miles The Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, begun in 1929 in ORDER unless the
Mauch road has precedence in point time. The
use OF steam a motive power introduced until
$780, when its successful application to locomotives was
the Liverpool and Manchester railroad,
on the emorable of the death Of Hu kison.
The extent OF railroad in the United Staes
in July 1880, estimated by the American Railway
Guide at 1871 miles, statement in the New York
Herald giving ration OF the various roads In the
Union In operation at the beginning Of the present year.
shows an addition of than thousand miles since
last July. that the whole of railways actually
constructed in th. country {, 1877 miles. involving
an expenditure OF 8zs6. 455, 07s
The progress OF the railroad system, although rapid with
u.s. has been accelerated by any such mania as that
which ragged in England time ago, when Hudson
ceyed his spo,hcoss the expense of suffering dupes
We indeed had crisis twelve year. or more
gave violent shock general credit of the
county, and bough, Of the States the verge OF re-
pudiaon But as speculative thing there ha. been no
parallel in this country that rage for railway
which prevailed not long since in England.
Having long since passed beyond the period Of expert
ments, the railway system IL established one tina,
must continue form the convenient of over
land connection and intercourse In country like ours
It's facilities such render continual extension
year year. certain beyond contingency and graf
flying know that every additional mile that s
ed an additional bond Of union among the States
inc eas~d guarantee of its pcrpctuy. An.sv
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MICRO wuTherc is tradition that of the esqures
In Maiden, Massachusetts, had slave who had been in
his family until he about seventy years Of age Per
ceivng that there not much work left in the old
man. the esquire took him day and made him a SOM
what pompous sddress,o the following effect You
been faithful servant TO me and my father before
have long been thinking what should do reward you
Tor your services give you freedom You your
own master You your man" Upon this the old
negro shook grizzly head and with sly glance show
ing that he through the masters Intentions quietly
Piled, "No. yo~sst DE- meat, and .~st
pick de bo~s I" lba1o Ht seHtt
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ERIwALE s Hi nas ,s 90 the Roman. under inc
Common sense Common Lsw by W. Massey, baniste
catholic Almanac Tor lssl Baltimore. 900
Harperr Monthly Magazine fer January, 1851
The Mothers Recompense BY Grace Agua vo New York,
Who. Who in 1850 / vol, London.
GeoIogy OF CALIFORNIA; vol Baltimore,
Tade,,c story the French Of George Sand
Poems by s. G. Goodnch VOL. illustrated New York. ISL
Jana FRANCK TAYLOR
SPLENDID sHAWI.s, CIIOAKs. Xc.-we respectfully in
yite The attention Of our customer and The public generally % the
We have
splendid cashmere long .hn~'
10 R Rsg s'ae long ss shawl. 10
10 ne ln, asmssSed. sorder.d long .haws
ls hne square .hs~. in beautiful styles
~ large plaid do
6 rich Pan. cosks win be sold great bargain
We win sell all goods aeov. enumerated sacrifice of all nd
vance hitherto asked in 0as g s out SE !" MAY
NEW BLACK oOoDsws have repleni.hed our assortment
with entire new and full supply Of mos.n1s goods consist,
pieces s S s:ss ss"'''"' Laga best grades
S DO black craper
10 do fine trimming grapes
dozen a ass's bee, KID rsrs
Persons of articles goods safely
rely them from but the best and sell
all cheap cheaper than goods
CLAGErT NEWTON, MAY, 4 CO.
Jan 3-3Rif
NOTICE-ws hereby respectfully inform that
~ their respective accounts will he made the 25
and handed Immediately thereafter when will of
all to forward settle and commence the with
M f-.####s.s !. 3 = :.
Dec ~ diwif PHI. HooE CO.
AW NOTICE.-ovID y. JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS,
IL councillors professional
United in
the District Of Columbia
business in the different public departments ashnston
once Pennsylvania between 2h and h streets,
south aide Nov 5-du
Second Course.-Dancimg Academy.
MR y. LABBE has the citizens Of
III Washington and Georgetown dancing
essons for the will
residence Pennsylvania Wiard Hotel
Of uon Thursdays, and Ssur
days Georgetown-Mondays and Fridays.
Dec 0e-dfh
THE subscriber wishes discover the resi-
dence a Mr. LtleAed, and Sarah JaRe LtleneId, his
wife, Please
CATHARINR BARrrEsoN
Dee l7-Saw3w Yrsshoa1, Aoamcuh county, New Jersey
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BLANKETS. FI.ANNELs. Ssc;-ws invite the attention q
public all Of such aicies the follo~ing
Inducements may expected BY purchasers. We have
100 pieces heavy swlisd blankets, for servants
s psi,. blankets, in lo l 49, and 1874 very
superior grades
is piece. heavy fuled cloths in o.
20 do plaid and plain nseys, for servants wear
In ee1ss sss: Superior s. ~, ss
do low priced and colorcd do In olive, green brown
do .ups sa BLACK s french s s
20 DO ancy-coorsd es..msre., style.
ceniemens under garments, ac-
sdonen ssnlemsn's extra heavy iamb-wool :hir,.
10 do pasn, m.nno drawers
heavy double msa nanas s', for s.n".msn w..
10 do real Welsh , ,nshlinkIusd do
With an extensive stock Of eli kinds
the cheapest ctso s'ari SE%Tos
AT the Come.s,ble store viii be found fresh fr~''
Mai.sa grapes do r..in. oranges, lemon.
ppuuanu, eiton iuluoe' hss bessie t3
coc~nut, Candies nuts Of all kinds preserved snssr &C
sardne., csves, pickles, capers, maecaroni
saad oh, iensa r
Champagne book, Mes sherry Port Lisbon Aaas. ei,s
ssa,es I Sas' Old rye wS.y '''' brandy
Holland gin, biters, absin,h, hc.
Also Havana and Principe cigars, suor chewing smoking
sa JAS. T. LioYp \ Co,
Pennsylvania avenue, three dsoru eas,of
a,-eoif9w
VouNa q oREM. Merchant T.iiors and Cl.sA,srs,
just supply Of hos cioshs e.i@ss. and
vesnss and beautiful winch are prepared TO make v
Our ready made cIo,has superior quality, and ssp
Gentlemen VIII find TO their advantage eve
Al GOOD. warranted represented -, =. "a oh.
slove. large supply Of the bs.
socks e'aa umbrellas &C Prices low o ,rs &C. sss Sss%
Pennsylvania avenue, door. Yves, Of Browns Hotel
clNGI.E and Dousle-b.rrsi rowIing-pteoes, e.
sr .sru. nssr si..S Sweet Ssvs
ccved BY arrivals from England h"s a1'0rs"'" Of sporting
Fine Damascus twist. nowins 1t prices ranging
DIXON 1 sons patent safety and other a.sk.
caps wads ~ad cutters, primers c'san"s''
gun r. cover s.. T., he. asa 5, f
WINE grORE.-JoHNH BuTHMANN, Pennsylvania avenue
;Ss D.. ds sswssS y ind s ss. e. ss %
very choice mpcrsd by himself expressly for his customer"
Tor RENT tyre large ths cs~nsr Of Pens,
y.n. avenue and ION They have s., q s
and being situated about ne centre o. the p.
"" e. ~ ~ .ns as we .sSssou
suction osherwse Of almost description Of M S week
MONTH year, of years. application or letter 20 y" '
scrbcr the premises. ,,ar,,, w,usATr
Dec s-eodaw Until Al. .....---
E4teHH DANCING ACADEMY.
MADAM the honor 90 .nnsunes g The citizen non
Il Anono reception Of pupils Days Of nisoa .
inon Testays Saturdays, half past ocioeh ne
O'Clock and Georgetown, Mondays and Thursdays'hom
O'Clock. .-tA -. ..s.1t, - .~.ninss
from o'clock. - :. ., /. ], ~. ..,.,.
friends will commence on ne afst Monosy M
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WONDERS I'VE told that moss
beautiful Daeueneoype likeness be obtained s NJ"
daguerrean esahIshment II he odeon for only ONE po'I
Jan l--,sso' sl "a f.r sts.H rttrbls.H Ve saat# "a t
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DAsCrNa ACADEMY.

] -1"--.|"- ~ N !,
MADAM BLAKE has the honor 20 Annsunce % ne e.s .n
and dancina sshoo no. o
!. Anono @ reception pupils Days Of tuition y
inon Tuedays saturdays, from half past ocoes as
O'clock and IN Mondays and ns"
O S O'Clock. ...airt4 -
Gcnemsn Washington Tuesday and Saturday svsn'1
from O'Clock. . T.. - - =. /. L., Il a. ...,
,.,omsn, Of their friends 6 Monday evening
Dec.mbev every other Friday evening during @
oentcmen attending with the pupils WIN re cn''s
dollar admission ave dollars for the season OCT
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AW NOTICE-OVID Y. JOHNSON HENRY ROGERS
IL will attend professiona
husines~ the Supreme the
Of the District Of Columbia attend
business in the different public departments Washington
once on Pennsylvania between f2h and h streets
south aide 5-dn
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Seoond Course.-DanoamG Academy.
Mr.. r. r. LABBE has the the citizens
III Washington and Georgetown Of dancing
for the will hi
residence on psnrsvsnia avenue, opposite Wiad Hotel
Days Of fution Washington Thusdsys and ssur
day- 0eorge,owu-Mondays and Fridays.
Dec 0e-dtfn
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THE subscrfber wishes discover the present
denee a MIR - LueAeh, and Sarah JaRe Lireneld, hi.
CATHARINR BART1.EsoN,
Dee l7Saw3w yrsshosA, Monmouth county, New Jersey.
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NOTTCEwe hereby respectfully inform tina
their respective accounts viii he made the 25h instant
handed In Immediately thereafter when will be expected
all to forward settle and commence the with
Il -H.4ss. s. : IL +
Dec AZ diwif r. II. HOOE CO.
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VOL. z S~-ND. 2O5
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will an exception be made to this rule
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succeeding insertion Is cents.
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The number Of insertions of Advertisements must
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Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 30 lines and
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tsements OF greater length except Auctioneers, who
charged 500 paper included for all sales before
their doors.
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EOSEPH RODGERS 81 sons CUTLERY
aD AND RAZOR STROPS-Nash g. Woodhouse
have just received from Mes.rs Jos Rodgers & Sans,
Sheffield, large supply of their superior Cutlery,
consisting Of Razors Pen Pocket and Desk Kn,es,
Scissors and Erasers, together with lot OF their two
and four sided Razor Strops.
Several OF the most choice patterns of both hives
and Razors gotten up to our special order, and
our address, NASH & WOODHOUSE, Richmond,
etched upon the blades Teach. oc %
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ARRIVAL OF CARS AND BOATS,
PTCuMDND

Northern Cars from Acquia Creek, Fredericksburg
&C., daily at O'Clock, P NJ.
Southern Cars, from Weldon, Petersburg &C., daily
ct half past o'clock, A. Nj.
Central Railroad Cars from Charlottesville, &C.,
daily at half past O'clock p NJ
Petersburg Accommodation Train, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at o'clock, P. Nj.
Richmond and Danville Cars, from the Appomattox
River Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at III A.
M; and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 81
P. NJ.
Norfolk Steamboat, lat Rockets,) Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, at al P. M.
Norfolk Cars and Steamboat, via Port Walthal,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at Al ?. NJ
Packets from Lynchburg, daily, except Mondays, at
Z O'Clock P. M.
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FALL TRADE, 1851.

BROOKS g. BELL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
| FOREIGN Il DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. II Pearl or Fourteenth street.
| RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
| A 10 now receiving portion of their stock of
| IA FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
suited to the FALL and WINTER trade and expect by
st Of September to have in store stock we'll worthy
| the attention of merchants visiting this market Ali
| OF which they will offer upon the most favourable
J terms. aul3
| EDEANO FORTES AREsIVENG.-NASH q
| ~ WOODHOUSE have received by nearly every
packet which has arrived lately from New York sup
plies OF PIANO FORTES, from "Stodart,' and from
| ~. B. Durham"
They have also hand, lately received other beau.
| tiiu instruments from "Chickering"
| AL! in search of good and handsome Piano Forte
can find such at establishment, and on as good
| terms as can be had North. Sc Is
| WM7 q have received and are now opening large
Wv assortment OF
| Fenders-varous kinds
Fire lrons-al kinds and patterns
Coal Scuttles--all sizes
AUTHORIZATIONS patterns and descriptions
Waffle Irons-Englsh and American patterns
Kettles BRASS copper and porcelain
lea kettles--lron, timed and porcelain
Ssucepans-tinned and porcelain
Farnaces-iron and clay
and various other articles belonging to the housekeep
THOS & CHAs. ELLIS & CO.,
Sc IL l0s Main street.
VIZ wv ING lVBACCOs-A superior article
v just received, for sale by
Sc 10 ED. M. MORGAN, Mainst
ZIP bTTER.-13 kegs Goshen Butter, receiving on
ND consignment and for sale by
&C Is TINsLEY & BRYANT.
a l,AMANTTNE CANDLEs.-lOo boxes best
ocl ~ E. H. sKlNKER.
NpINE APPLE CHEESE. in quarter boxes,
IL for sale by
&C IS E. H. sKINKER.
vHSALIA r ERRO'S FAMILY AND RXTIEA
&C Is E H. SKINNER.
10000 LH HoUn BT bAa6s HOG
oc IA JOHN WOMBLE & co.
>o.yS4 FOR SALE. No / Riding Horse, a.
,(S natural PAGER, moving with great rapidly, and
@-A-AA-- is perfectly sound also, No | Buggy Horse
well broke, young and sound, and very last roer
paper. TOLER & COOK,
oe ID General Agents.
cSsE-zs FOR sALE-A second hand family
skkaa4 81 Carriage, with new harness. Also, Fur
niture Wagon, but little worn. Prices reasonable.
A 4 e9I to ToL Err, e. COOK l
cdsmR> FAMILY CAREtfAG E.-The sub
So scriber has consignment Virginia made
Family Carriage, which will De disposed of on accom-
m0d7tng TERMS early application Be EN- %ad Nd t.
oc 25 Corner Of 18th and Main SIS.
GNHEESE AND BUTT flR.-50 boxes prime
" Cheese, 20kegs prime Goshen Butter just receiv-
edand for sale by
@Soc l6 CHAS t WORKMAN.
Ely A MH9.Y FLOUEs-STIL94 ID EITTEGs-
b BRAGG has ground another lot of he best No.
Family, from superior parcel OF white wheat. The
Flour has been tried and rises most beautifully, which
makes loaf almost like that Of spunge cake.
Families who wish to lay in their years supply will
please call on FRY & McCANDLlSH,
oc Is Gary st.
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On EDITERRANEAN FIETERERS.-A
lV-M small lot of Mediterranean Flllering Stones
genuine articles, just received. for sale BY
r. M. ZIMMERMAN,
oc2l Corner Main and 10Th sts
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~ sale by l. H. Wake,
WA is Main street.
| GAIT 2 E'TSF, COPPEEAS, ALUM, S;
oo24 " E. ETC G & w. D. ToMPK1Ns.
#gRIRANNEA WAR ga fine assortment d
Ee Britannia Tea and Coffee setts, Coffee Urns, and
Tea, and Coffee Pots Sugar and Milk Pots, Tor sale
ap na u at GIM ~ Err,
IL Sale BY 80 ll'NlnS prime Goshen BUTTER i0f
oc % WEBB, BACON & co.
NNT OOLLEN WRAPPENCiS-AI large vari,
Wv lety OF the above just received and for sale
Fancy wool Sacks, for ladies'
Do do >, do for children,
Do do Hats and Gaps do
Do do Carriers do
Do do Mufflers'aud F50as,
Also, handsome variety Of fancy wool Hose, for
chllden. WA. j. SWORDS
oc 10 225 Broad ST., Shockoe Hill
Ep|sA,G6I05N, BUTTER, BUCAWHEAT,
10 hhds Shoulders and Hams
25 kegs prime Goshen Butter
so packages Buckwheat
100 kegs Goshen Cheese
100 boxes No Fire Crackers
10 boxes Lemons, in prime order
so bbls Anpies
leo do Mercer Potatoes
so 90 red and white Onions
100 bbls and half bbls Ale
SO bbls sweet Newark Cider
Receiving this day per steamer and for sale by
II. w. TYLER.
100 bbls Apples, on consignment, for sale low
oc27
IW7 HISKEY, BRANDY. GIN &c.
w 800 bbls Rectified Whiakey
100 do old Rye do, various brands
1870 do Imitation f Brandy
25 half pipes do
40 bbls Va Apple do
100 do Gin, various brands and qualities
so do N b Rum
90 do Cherry Brandy
80 do peppermint Cordial
40 do sweet Malaga Wine
Is DO Madeira Wine
In store and receiving, for sale BY
&C % WIN. TAYLOR.
EHRUIT.-IPFrunes, in glassjars and boxes
E. New crop Raslns
Fresh Lemons
Preserved and dry Ginger
TamarindS
Northern Apples, assorted qualities
For sale by
81 LOUIS J. BOssIEUX.
q AIDES WRAPPINGS CHARLES
E-A IlARTWELL & &C. IS may be found rich and
handsome assortment Of
Silk and Velvet Wrappings
Rich Velvet Cloaks
Handsome shell trimmed Cloaks
Rich em0roided Silk do
Black Watered silk DO
Fine French Merno do
Together with rich and handsome assortment OF
Dress Goods, such figured and embroidered robes:
Embroidered Mousnes; very rich satin stripes Cash.
mees French Mernoes; French Mouslines all colors:
very superior rich Brocade Silks; plain and figured do
at CHAS. HAR1WELb & CO.'S,
oc "A 10Y Broad Street.
gSOPPERAS-25 barrels, received and Tor sale by
W ADlE L GRAY, Druggists,
Successors to Alex Duval,
oc Is No AZ Main street.
WgUTTEGs.-7 kegs Mountain Butter, just to hand
A9 for sale.
oc 81 I. H. Wake.
RTALAGA CRAP ES.-Just received BY
I'VE. sleau OF Roanoke FROM New York,
25 kegs new crop Malaga Grapes, very nice.
&C % LOUIS ]. B0SSIEUX.
EDRlME BACON SIDES AND SHOULs
e. DERS, landing per SIC lmer, for sale by
oc % JOHN FL. CLAIBORNE
MGA KEGS AND FAILS SUPERIOR
EKfSD FAMILY LARD landing from steamer to-
day, for sale by
Z.oc % WILLIAMS & BRO.
MRLAEDS FOR CIEELDEs EN.-We have Just
e received very nice assortment Of Chdreh's
Paids, suitable for the present and approaching sea-
son, with good many other goods suitable for chill
drens wear. CHAS. HARTWELL &, CO.,
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EM ONE BOOKS. of the Picturesque and Home
Il Il Book of Beauty, with fine steel plates; two of
the pretties works published in this county, Jus
out, Tor sale by
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tGfHAEEPAGNEWINE Of approved brands, for
" sale by L. H. Wake
jy24 IS Main street.