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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-09

To the Voters of the City of Richmond
take this method of announcing myself candidate
for the office of City Gauger and Inspector Of Liquors.
my I'D PAT. H. BUTLER.
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u OW PRICED RETRIGERATORS.-
IL Tye subscriber is in receipt OF on assortment Of
chest Raigerators all sizes varying in price from s.
to $14. LEWIS GINTER,
my9 1877 Main street.
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s.~ SPRING SUPPLY OF
wv BOOTS, SHOES, &c. &c. wv
EDWARD D. KEELING & CO

=
No. lS9 BROAD STREET,
Have Just opened portion OF their Spring stock Of
GOODS, and will be receiving additions by arrivals
from the Northern and Eastern cities. They particu
lary invite the attention of the ladies to their hand
some assortment oil ladies' and misses Shoes, Ankle
ties and Caters embracing as does the Jenny Lind"
and "Parod" styles They have also a fine assort-
wear together with children and servants Shoes, Carpet
Bags, Trunks, &e.-all Of which they are anxious to
dispose of at the lowest rates. for cash. Thankful for
past patronage, they intend merting acontnuanee of
the same. my 5-l2t
M OTICE.-A young gentleman who has been ed
lV ucaed at my school, desires situation teacher
in private family. l consider him qualified to teach
the English, Latin Greek and French languages, and
Mathematics, thoroughly; and from an intimate know
ledge oil his character, habits and manners, re-
commend him entirely worthy OF confidence as an
instructor aud guide OF youth. Address the subscriber
at Stanton. PIKE POWERS.
The Enquirer will please copy and send it's bill to
this office for payment. APP 22-2awtf
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Monongalia. No. 55-to be drawn 18th of May
Capitals: S33O00 1888, 900, 5000 4OOO Is of 1000
Is OF 500, Ia of 200, &c. &c nos IL drawn Tickets
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WARM BATIS.-FLETcBERs Bathing Esta
lishment, under the American Hotel, is open dali,
from A. M. to 10 ?. M. Single baths Csc, or five
tickets tor ST. oc Is
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aY' If you like, vote this ticket:
Mayor. A. Meredith.
Constable-N. E. Green.
Sergeant-G. r. Peake.
Recorder
City Colector-Thos. ]. Glenn.
Assessor-D. M. Miller.
Gauger-P. H. Butler.
Superintendent Water Works-J l.. Davis.
Register do DON. l.. Stratton.
Superintendent Poor House--A. Michaels
Measner of Grain-L. II Luck.
Superintendent Gas Works--A. ii. Vancleve.
Captain Of the Night Watch--B. Jenkins
First Lieutenant do do-A. Wilkerson
Second do do do-William Gardner
Third do do doc. c. Johnson
Superintendent OF Streets-M. Bates
nv 5-7t* VOX POPUII.
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TO THE VOTERS OF ACKNOWLEDGING
my name used in connection with the office of
High Constable, in all the papers of the city, and by
the earnest solicitation of many friends in the three diff
ferent Wards, | now declare myself candidate Tor
that office. And should be elected, pledge myself
to the best of my ability to discharge the duties faith
fully r. S. GLAZEBRUOK.
nv It'd
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LIVE STOCK MARKET,

LIVE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, May s, 1885,
BEEF CATTLE--Scale Weight-$2 25 to SO Is.
Hoes Nett Sc So and in brisk demand at quota
tons.
SHEEP-Nett, ST. 75a3 so per head, price varying &C.
cording to quality.
SALES OF STOCK
Reported By JOHN A. LANCASTER, Broker, for the
lOeek ending Saturday, Mag 3:
Virginia State Stocks-par value $lOO-new issue,
sales this week at 500 90
Ditto, with interest from LIST January-sales at
I less than par, and interest.
Richmond City Bonds-new issue-sales this
week at. 100 %
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed
by the State-par $l00-sales at ! less than
par, and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock-par value $70-sales this
week at. 10 81
Farmers Bank Stock-par value $l00-saes
this week at. ....................... 1Os 90
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $lC0-last
sales at Norfolk, at ..................... 109 rs
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock--par
value $l00-last sales at. ....-......... 100 90
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value
$20-ast sales at. 80 SO
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Stock--par value $l0O-last sales at... IS 90
Central Railroad Stock-last sales at. 40 90
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock-last
sales at. 1900. 81 w
James River and Kanawha Stock last sales at 20 90
Richmond and Danve Bonds, guaranteed by
the State, with interest from LIST January
last safes al ........'.... ~ oo
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BY e. r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AHGE STOCK SALE OF CLOTHS.
Go co. as 1 SIN hI EREs, vEsTINGs, FANCY
A AHfJCCTHi NREAhD 3D. CLOTHING, &C. AT
me trustee Tor the benefit of creditors and bv r 20
guest OF Ellis McEroy the grantor in the said dee
MoNp se at public ha auG0o the highest bidder on
mencing at 81 o'clock, all the Goods F1r uyi com N
NE store on Broad street, opposite the Broad stree,
f'Tfg bs f etc occupied by the said McElroy
Cassmeres, vesngs, Readymade Cobn u fo LIONS,
ana boys Of superior quality Also, fine assortment
OF hdks scafs, Gloves in fact every kind Of article
Usually found In gentlemans furnishing establishment
purchased from the best sources at the North ''''
TERMS OF SALE-All sums under 500. cash. 400
and over, credit of sixty days will be given for an
proved negotiable paper. ~ gwen o' "p'
PULLIAM & SLApE, Aucts NV ,5''eei
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SATURDAY-Sussex extra, No. 56-Capita "a,
&c., rs numbers, IL drawn. Tickets 81, halves Soc
quarters Csc.
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Three sold and paid by

FRlDAY-Sussex, No. 37-Capital: $4,000. x
nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81.
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AUCTION SALES.
Flu TU RE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE 3 Co
sDdA6A CASES BOOTS AND SHOES A,

0aAA CASES BOOTS AND SHOES AT,
800 - AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY. the
aa.n INST: commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at
our auction store 200 Shoes and Boots now in
s.oIe ana on the way from the manufacturers, suited
70 .e present and approaching season, and comprising
ana desirable assortment, consisting in part Of
MEMS sewed and pegged Brogans VI
Do do do Roofs
Do do Pumps and Slippers
Women's sewed and ne ona5 SIoo.
Boots '' D"NH'' anu
Misses, sewed and pegged Shoes, Buskius and
Boys sewed and pegged Brooue, and Rrooons
Boys do do Boots 's"'S
AZ 4 en- n great at variety as to quality and size.
ALSO-l75 sides Leather
40 Leather Trunks
SO reams Letter Paper
!; ifERMs-under 800 cash; over $780, months cre
oit lor approved negotiable paper. VIZ
EW Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO..
y AuctiOneers
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MonongaIia, No. 6O-to be drawn the 3lst of Nav.
Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 20 900, 10000, 4OOO 2OS9.
40 of 1000 40 of 500, 200 of 200. rs nos Is drawn
Tickets $lO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-09

COLLECTOR OF THE CITY TAXEs.-We
are authorized to announce Mr.. WILLIAM G. WALL
THALL candidate for the office of City Collector
al the ensuing charter election. ap 29-td
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n COLLEfSTInN 0R -EIN a an q !. ~,


W EK1 vALUA BLE AND BEAUTIFUL
BUlLDiNG LOT ON MAIN, FRANKLIN
AND ADAMS SITS, FOR SALE.-The subscriber
Is authorized to sell that valuable acre lot situated On
Main Frank and Adams streets, belonging to the es
tate OF the late William r. Myers. This lot will be
divided to suit purchasers 1t is seldom that lot COM
pinng SO many advantages this is offered for sale
beng on the highest point upon Franklin street. it not
maple to dampness, and situated as it is in most sir
ape and fashionable neighbourhood it offers every in
soonest building lot now u market For terms. annlv
ap 30 W GODDIN
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SITUATIONS OFFICE. No South ,a,h
~ street. ~
Let all the world say what they can
For selling prizes, STRATToN's the man.
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FOR NEW YORK-FIpsTANDc

HN FOR NEW YORK-FIRST AND ON.
:SsALY PACKET-VIRGlNIA LINE OF
RICHMOND AND NEW YORK PACKETS
Captain A. B. Lampkn, having portion of her cargo
engaged, and going board, will sail with all possible
dispatch. For balance OF freight, passage, having
superior accommodations, apply to Captain on board
at Edmond & Davenport's wharf, or to
my DAVID CIJRRIE
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100000 SOI.nv


10000 SOLD!
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, No 3O-April 18th:
40 69 70 8 SO 50 so II 80 80 46 % "a L.
Ticket Nos 50 SO, the second capital of 100000;
whole nos. II, prize of 500, sold and paid by
~ STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex extra, No. 5O-April 26th:
IA IS Al 80 10 40 DC % SO 6S IS &C.
Whole Nos. IA % 60; ticket Nos. Is al 46-two
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Sussex, extra, No 5l-Aprl 29h:
81 10 Sd 81 80 II 81 A IS 60 % 49,
Ticket Nos. a 81
% 80 II,
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Monongalia, No. 49-May 3:
2 So 10 10 25 IL 33 72 Al 81 81 70.
Whole Nos. IL 10 So, prize of $lOOO,(
Ticket 10 80 Al, do do do $500, oy
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, No 36-May 5th:
IS "A Is l 9 45 "a &c SIS 81 II &C.
Ticket Nos. As IS, a prize OF $500 sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, No. l9-May 7th:
IS SO "a ~ 80 81 IS A IS SO 26
q Drawn Nos OF Delaware, extra No. 55-May 8: HN
IL 70 40 81 2 % SO 60 IS II IS u.s.
Halt Nos. 2 62,} Two more sold and paid by
Ticket" Is II 1915 STRATTON.
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gegY@ CITY AssEsBoR.y~we are authorized to
announce TfiOS. BAILIE candidate for the Office
of City Assessor at the ensuing charter election
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RICHMOND AND NEW YORK PACKETS1
The superior fast sailing packet schr. HANOVER,
Captain A s. LampkIn, having portion OF her cargo
engaged, and going on board, will sail with all possible
dispatch. For balance of freight, passage, having
superior accommodations apply to Captain on board,
my9 DAVID CURRIE
HYPERION HAIR REsTORER.-Tbs
Ia Il compound is we'll known, and extensively used in
this city 1t enjoys an enviable reputation, and is pre-
ferred by many persons to any other of the many pre-
parations which are before the public
1t renders the hair beautifully soft and gossy re.
moves dandruff, invgorates and strengthens it when
impaired by neglect disease, and mparts to it fresh
and beauty not to be acquired by the use of 9TH
er compounds, which are either mpe secty made, or
composed OF useless and deeterious ingredients
This is combination OF various articles (iudicious
y compoundsd) which possess qualities tor restoring
the health, strength and beauty OF the hair and which
in this combination have been fully tested as to give
to il character rarely enjoyed by articles of the kind
' " PURCELL, LAID & CO., Druggists,
my9 " Main ST. corner 18th.
DARASOLs, SHADES, &c-A new and
Il handsome assortment of Parasos and Shades;
also, silk and Bingham Umbrelas-just received and
~ = " WIN. J. SWORDS,
my 225 Broad St. Shockoe Hill.
EACKSON's SUMMER CANDLES.-5o
% boxes, for sale by
my9 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
GTUART'S SUGAR-Loaf. crushed and DOW
- dered, landing per Hanover and for sale by
my9 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
A LIE, CIDER, MACKEREL, FRUIT,
IA CHEESE, &c.
100 bbls Ale
so halt bbls do
so bbls Newark Cider
100 bbls No. Mackerel. small and large
so boxes Oranges, in prime order
100 boxes Goshen Cheese, part new
25 kegs Goshen Butter
10 bags Palm Nuts
10 do Filberts
Landing this day and Tor sale by
my9 II. w. TYLER.
6IUIsA MOLASSEs.-25 hhds., in store, tor sale
" by r. IL. SKINKER.
NAYLOR'S CAST AND SHEAR STEEL,
~ full assortment, from TO 2 inches square, for
<R KITS NO 1. MACKEREL, Boston in.
eIU spection, Tor sa lie by E. IL. SKINNER.
SD6A FOXES COLGATEs PEARL
my JOHN N. GORDON & SON.
MT AILs.-25 500 casks Nails, Virginia and Cumber-
IN land factories assorted, for sale by
my 3 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
NN ATS.-l0O cases superior Silk Hats, for sale by
kA DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
WpORTER, ALE AND CIDER.--We are
n putting up for transportation Porter, Pale Ale
and Champagne Cider, OF superior quality. City and
country merchants can be supplied at short notice. and
have it carefully packed by experienced hand
Private families have it sent to any part the city
| GSy Empty Bottles wanted.
| my 81 J. IL +. CLENDlNlNG.
HpIANO FORTEs.-P. H. TAYLOR, sole
II agent in this city for the sale Of NUNS g. Clark:
Piano Fortes, has now hand an assortment from the
above unrivalled makers, to which he would call the at
tention of those about to purchase.
| Piano Forte and Music Store,
| my9 l6o Main ct.
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AUCTION CARD-SALE OF FINE On PAINTINGS.
The attention of the public is invited to the sale of
collection of foe Oil Paintings, to take place this NOR
ning commencing at 10 o'clock, at the store on Main
street, opposite Morris & Brothers bookstore.
my GEO. j. SUMNER, Auct.
DUNLOP, MONCURE Il co. ask the at
enon of dealers their auction sale OF Groceries, NC,
this morning. 10 o'clock, without regard to weather.
my9
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER,
YESTERDAY,
At the Bookstore of J. w. RANDOLPH, 12l Main street
7oe le 70 O'Clock CLOCK 5o' ea
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C0NxNgEgCKAx4 gECowgg.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

CAREFULLY CORRECTED, FROM RELIABLE SOURCES
FOR THE RICHMOND TIMES,
For the ,ccek ending Thursday Eucning, Moy 8th
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By RICHARD CAUTHORN.

OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS,
NJ Wednesdays and Fridays-Sale of horses every
Saturday-On the days above named commencing At
~ O'CLOCK will sell at auction at my store on 18th ST.
lowing: VI o i'i ;
GROCERIES-Sugar Coffee, Gunpowder Tea.
Candles, Soap, Nails, Starch Bacon Hams Shoulderss
a9d Sides Rce Pepper Ginger, Brandy, Whskey, Gin
FURNITURE-Bmeaus Sideboards, Washstands
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads
Ghas, Candlestands, Dining, Tea, and Toilet Tables
bedding OF every description Tenders, Shovel and
line. - ~ o eePins
ca, SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-Iw will also sell Boots.
SHOES Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats Cans
UroGhkery.ware Matches, Writing and Wrapping Pa,
au2I R. CAUTHORN
A GfN0GL COL :T OF FINE OIL PAINT
"A ~ dNGS AT AUCTION, AT THE STORE
on on MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE MORRIS &
bROIHERS BOOK STORE-On FRIDAY
morning, the 9TH inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock as
above, will be sold at auction, without reserve, col
lec1lon OF tlne Oil Paintings, consisting of Landscape
and in rich gilt frames 0A'o'''"
The above are now open for examination
my Q GEO. SUMNER Auct.
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= SUPERB SEVEN OCTAVE Pr

"OhE NEW WUSIC.-f. Fl. TAYLOR has
-s ~ Just RECEIVED, among others, the following beau
The Blarney Polka; Wild Brar Valse de Salon. by
WAY Wallace; Patuxent Waltz, by Engebrecht; Al
e 2h Polka; New Years Schottish, BY D. Abert
lh ne NJ Muses. Polka; I'm Premier Amour, Redowa; Elk
gin Waltz; Dover do Blitnewood do; BeIlevile do:
Jack Dan Polka; Polish Waltz, for guitar
- PIANO FORTE & MUSIC STORE,
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-17

The OPERATION OF POPULAR ELECTIONS
The able and intelligent editor of the Richmond
Republican, though discounted in the recent
elections in Virginia, thus descants upon the
influence of elections by the people:
The first Virginia elections under the new
constitution have ended, and in their peaceful
progress and the quiet and unhesitating sub
mission Of the whole people to the popular de-
cision, we have another illustration of the hap
py operation Of republican institutions in an in
telligent and yrtuous community. The furious
excitement which spread like an angry ocean
from the Ohio to the Atlantic has become calm,
and the ship Of State will pursue her voyage on
a sea as still and unruffied as if breath of agi-
tation had never stirred its waters.
I" We may now anticipate for short period
an armistice between the two parties. But
soon the Presidential flags will be unfurled, and
the bugle sound to horse for federal cam
paign. Political excitement seems to be sup
plying in this age the stimulus which men once
sought in cards, wine, and the race course. Ii
governed by the rules of moderation and honesty,
it will not only tend to the welfare of the State,
but prove valuable substitute for the old
fashioned and destructive practices which have
worked 80 much injury to individuals and to
society,""
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-17
Old Wines, Liquors, Segars, Fresh Foreign
Fruits, Comestibles, etc.,
FOR SALE BY
..t JAMES Z. LLOYD,
Pennsylpania avenue, doors east of Fifteenth reet.
may lily
THE CHRISTIAN STATESMAN.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.

Devoted to african Colonization and Civilization,
to Literature and General Intelligence.
NHE undersigned propose to publish, in the City Of
Il Washington, weekly newspaper, bearing the above
title and dedicated to sound morality in Politics. to the
Union of the States the of African Colonization
and Civilization and to all topics of high and general
interest to their country and mankind. They will
deayor to impress upon the People and Government OF
the United States and the several States the Importance
of colonizng in Africa, with their CONSENT the free
people of color of this country and such become
ree They will communicate to the public all important
information they may obtain in regard to the Geography
Exploration, Resources Commerce and Population of AT
rca the state of the Slave Trade and the best
adapted for its suppression and will enforce the duty Of
union among all Christian denominations in efforts TO diff
fuse the knowledge of Arts Liberty and Christianity
among the barbarous people of that Continent
They will aim to render the journal instructive and
useful Family Newspaper and to for its columns
the public favor shall enable thcm contributions lite
rary and scientific, Of decided merit.
The CHRISTIAN STATESMAN will be of the size of the
Home Journal National Era, and exceed in size the
btegencer the Dton of this city; and with but few
advertisements will be nearly filed with matter designed
to be of interest to its readers.
1t will be printed with type on fine white paper
and in mechanical execution be equal to the best
papers in the country.
TERMs-The Christian Salesman will be two dollars
year, payable in advance.
Postmasters Others, who may be pleased to act
voluntary agents, will be responsible to those who may
pay them Subscriptions and to the order Of such
agents, to any who may make remittances for the
Christian Statesman it Will be supplied on the following
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-17

PROFITS OF GoLp MINIsG.-The Rev. Mr..
Woods, in his late work on California, asserts
that the miners do not earn, on average, four
dollars day. As the reverend gentleman spent
n considerable period at the mines himself,
working as a day laborer, it is probable that
his estimate is more correct than that of the
Hon. Butler King, who, in his famous report on
California, in which he placed the average much
higher, derived bis information at'second hand.
Mr.. Woods advises all persons, in consequence,
who are making a living at home, and more
especially those who are laying by something
for q rainy day." to ahjure all thoughts of CAL
iforna Apart from the comparatively meagre
returns which be ascribes to the miners, the
privatious endured are described as almost in
credible: indeed, in no other work have We
seen such terrible, yet apparently truthful pic
lures of the sufferings Of the adventurers. How
little do we think when the glittering coin
passes through our hands, Of the severe toll,
and often sacrifice of life, which has attended
the mining of the precious metal If all the
deathbeds, on lonely ravines caused by tho
seeking after gold, could be brought up before
any one of u.s. how We would shudder, dropping
the coin as if it had taint Of pestience about
it!-PhR. Ere Bulletin
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-17

DELIGHTFUL SPORT AND GRACEFUL ExER-
cIsE.-lf this fine, clear, and cold weather con-
tnues but little while, We shall have excel
lent skating on the Potomac, plenty Of fun, and
a proportionate number of accidents We are
informed that two boys, aged twelve and fifteen
years respectively, were drowned while skating
on Spectacle pond, in Cranston, Rhode Island,
on Saturday last. Their names were Amos
Rocltfe and Michael Rourke. They skated into
an air hole and lost their lives We would not
forbid skating, but would advise all to great
caution and prudence. 1t is in tho pursuit Of
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-17

Kossuth claims for Hungary the right to
govern herself and manage her own domestic
concerns, uncontrolled by the interference Of
the Emperor of Russia. He contends that this
is well established principle of the law of ma
tons, and that il is the duty Of the United States
as one of the family of nations, interested in
maintaining the law to intervene to prevent its
infracton by Russia.
The Domipicans claim the same right to man
age their own domestic concerns, uncontrolled
by the Emperor Of Hayti; and by virtue of that
right they claim the privilege of inviting whites
from the United States and Europe, to aid them
in populating their country and developing its
great resources. But their neighbor, the black
emperor, Soulouque, has sworn by the soul Of
his mother" that "no white person shall place a
foot on that island with the nile Of o,0ner or pro.
prietor !" and to enforce this doctrine he and
his predecessors have been, for eight years,
waging war of conquest against them. This,
the Dominican Republic contends, is an infrac-
ton of the law Of nations, which it is the duty
of the United States Government to prevent by
its Intervention. The United States Govern
meut did intervene, Jointly uth England and
Franco! But whether that Intervention was
favorable to the Dominican Republic, or to the
black emperor, Soulouque-whether the purpose
of that joint intervention was to maintain the
right claimed by the former, or to aid the wrong
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-12-17

ExTERMINATISG THE LIQUOR TRAFFIo.--Ths
citizens of Massachusetts, talk Of having the
chief features of the Maine liquor law adopted
in that State, and petitions to that effect are
numerously circulated 1t goes Immediately to
the total and summary destruction Of the liquor.
The very existence of the article is regarded as
conclusive evidence against itself; and it may
be lynched at once without recourse to trial or
hazard of the laws delay. The Law does not
authorize the seizure.of liquor in private houses,
or wherever it may be found; but only whore il
has been, or obviously is intended 20 be, sold.