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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-07

~ VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.-The Executive Committee Of the Vr-
ginia State Agricultural Society. will meet at the
Capitol on Friday next. the 7th inst at 10 o'clock, "A Nj
The members of the Committee are
VIM II. Richardson,
B. Peyon,
J. M. Morson,
VIM. F. Gaines,
Joseph Sinton,
Joseph c. Burton,
Charles X. Wiiliame,
Anthony Robinson, ir., Rec. Secretary,
l.. D. Crenshaw Treasurer,
e. c. Lee, Corresponding Secretary.
Vice Presidents who may be in the city are respect
fully invited to attend NH CT
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HEAVY FAILURE IN NEW YORK.
BALTIMORE, March 6,P NJ.
despatch from New York says it is rumoured thai
Isaac Storms, formerly tobacconis has tailed for
$780, 900!
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~ DUNLOP, MONCURE & co. ask the at.
tenton OF dealers to the cargo sale of Sugar and Mo-
lasses, al their wharf and warehouse Rockets this
day at IL o'clock, without regard to weather.
NH
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
HpUILDING LOT FOR SALE ATaAIo

EpUILDING LOT FOR SALE ATsAUC.
E1 TION.-Willbe sold at public auction, on FRI
pa the 7lh March, 1851, at A o'clock, P. M, a
handsome building lot at the corner of ei9h and Ia
dan streets fronting 27 feet inches on LEIGH street and
extending back about $50 feet to an alley Terms IL
beral and will be made known at sale
W by request of the owner.
JAS. T. SUTTON, IT,,
mn Real Estate Auctioneer
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AN ACTOR DROWNED.
WASHINGTON, March 6, P. NJ
Charles Webb, actor, was found drowned in the Ca.
nal in this city to-day.
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.IL.-20 bbls. superior Tanners Oil
" 8 do do Solar do

" do do Solar do
NH 5 WEBB, BACON g. co.
Two SHIPPERS ON THE JAMES RIVER
N. AND KANAWHA CANAL.-You are re.
quested to comply with the following rules and regula-
tons OF the James River and Kapawha Company, VIZ:
ARTICLE 25TH.-Every master of boat or float con-
veying property on the canal sha on receiving such
property board, to be made true bill of
ladng or manifest OF such property which shall be sign
ed by himself and the consgnor OF the property and
shall contain:
st. The name OF the place on the canal Gt at Rich
mond, Scottsvle Lynchburg, otherwise the number
OF the milestone nearest to the place. at which such
property was shipped, and the place Tor number OF the
milestone nearest to the place. at which it is to be dis
charged
End specification Of the species ofproperty 20 ship
ped by such consisnor, and of the quantity and gross
JESSE sNEAD,
NH 4-d6tw6t Toll-patherer.
VENO STONE MAsONS AND PAVIERS.-
IL Proposals will be received at this Office until
Thursday next, at IL O'clock NJ for Curb Stones be
furnished and set the following Streets viz On 20h
street, from Franklin to Grace about 7O feet; on 10th
street. from Broad to Clay, about 1855 feet and on 9TH
street, from Main to Canal street, about 1900 feet with
the appropriate corners.
The Curb is all TO be of good hard granite, well
Strengthened and dressed 10 six inches width on op-sx
inches down on the carriage way and q inches on the
footway sde and the Joints to be we'll and truly dress
ed to the depth OF six inches from the top No piece
will be received less than four feet long, unless it be to
close ne-and none that shall average less than ID
inches deep
Proposals will also be received for paving cutters on
Clay street, from Adams st. to the Brook Avenue.
parl of the stones the ground for paving and repay.
ing cutters on an ST. when wanted, from Leigh TO Ca
nal sts TOR solid paving on 9th ST. from Broad to the
Market house; for solid paving on Canal St. from 10th
to lh st for paving and repaving cutters on 10Th st.
between Broad and Clay SITS, and for completing
small job opavug Valley ST. (about 60 square YARDS
and he stones on the ground
Contracts will be entered into for the prompt and
faithful performance of the work. and in such time as
may be stipulated. Security will be required.
Payments will be made in monthly estimates deduct-
ing 20 per cent. until the completion OF the contract
NH 7-6td M. BATES, Supt. Streets
HNNOILET SOAPS.-A LARGE assorIman1 OF snn.r
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Ut lGHT SALES NIGHT SALES lon Mon
day Evening, the 2sd Sept, at half past o'clock
my Mlght Sales and will continue them every nigh
dufIng the season at which time will be sold from the
Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, Fancy Goods, 20. &c
viz:
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS i.
Cloths Casslmeres vestngs, Cacoes, Alapacas. Irish
nss Pins and Kneedles, Spool Cotton, Silk Umbrellas
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.-s,perjor 1vo.
~ Handle Knives and Forks Isl piece,,) Buck Handle
hnves and Forks, by the dozen Britannia Ware, Tea
so1s' RSa7oJs T1hmbes &C. Brace, and Bits &cs
Work Boxes, Cologne Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Ewes
n nd sg. Ems SSuspenders Dressing Tuck
Razor 4 strops Money Purses, Family and Pocket B.
PES Paper Fins Playing Cards, &c. Also, fine patent
Gold Lever Watches, Gold Detached Levers fuli
leweeed, G9Id Cylinder, do do English Silver Lever,
&&c Gold Pencils and Pens, Silver do do, Breastpins.
Gold Guard Chains, Gold Fob do, Steel Chains ca.
meo Fins, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Castors segars.
Sc Is Alex MOTIF Aro.
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CHARLESTON, March 5--Arrd. schrs Mediator,
Meard nd Il. c. Bartlett Mellard, from r edmond
BOSTON, March Arrived, schr Lowell, Baker,
Richmond.
Richmond
NEW YORK. March 5-Cleared, schr New York,
Smack, Richmond; arrived, schrs Westover, Magee,
Richmond; Greenway, Couch do; Richmond. Dear
born, do; and Lilly Sanders, Carsen, II days from
Franklin, La, having sailed from that port in company
with schr Corleo King. for Richmond.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORn

h OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS.
Aa Wednesdays and Fridays.-Sale of horses eyerv
81 CLOCK will sell at auction, at my store On 18th st
lowing: vi VIC 'oi~
GROCERIES, Sugar, Coffee, Gunnowder To.
Candies, Soap, Nails, Starch, Bacon Hams Shoulders
and Sides, Rice Pepp u, Ginger, Brandy, Whiskey Gin
Molasses, Butter, Lard, Herrings, Shad
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses Bedsteads
Ghairs, Candlestands Dining, Tea and Toilet Table,
bedding OF every description, Tenders, Shovel and
line. AoePins
=, SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-Iwil also sell Boots.
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing Of every kind, Hats, Cans
Croekery-ware, Matches, Writing and Wrapping Pa.
au2i R. CAJJTHOPNs
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Ashland, Sadler, Havre de Grace,
Schr VIM. Spear, Matchett, Baltimore.
Schr Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore.
Schr N oble, Ireland, New York.
Schr Santee, King, Philadelphia.
Schr Jas. B. Perry, Parker, Baltimore.
SAILED,
Schr Memento, Terry, New York.
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sHSOlLET SOAPS.-A large assortment OF sup r.
H Honey, Palm, CASTLE and many other fine Soaps,
some of which we have had in store for some time
For sale in quantities to suit purchasers by
r. M. ZIMMERMAN,
mh7 l5l, Main st., Eagle square.
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IHEATRE.-To-morrow evening the amusemeuts will
partake of varied character First, we are to have
the Life and adventures of David Copperfied," IDLY,
an answer to Thompson, the English ntermedder, by
Mr.. Walcott, himself an Engsman, We take IT.,
9dly, the comedy of used Up and 4thly; "Virgina's
Contributions to the Worlds FAIR embracing quite
number OF items which the committee failed to send
forward--the whole being Tor the benefit OF Miss Clark
and Mr. Walcott, two ofthe finest performers, permit
to say, belonging to the company Apart from the just
claims which the benefcarlea have upon the public.
the bill itsef will doubtless draw full house. Those.
therefore, who desire to secure pleasant seats should
apply at the box office o-day Sir VIVA. Don, we came
near emitting to say, volunteers on the occasion
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SITUATIONS OFFICE, No. S, South I4,h
~ street.
Let all the world cay what they can,
For selling prizes, STRATToN's the man.

Drawn Nos. of Sussex, extra No. 22-Feb ed:
81 Is Ga 81 70 60 81 ST "a 10 SO 72.
Whole Nos. 60 81 67-Ticket Nos 81 GA 13-do,
w paw sTRATToN.
Z 70 50 II &C 10 Is 50 is 90 Is Is s6.
Half Nos 26 SO 70, a prize ofslo0, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
paS 81 % S0i Il a 50 IS s. s Is $ sS
Whole Nos. IL 43 ST. prize of $50 sold and paid
Drawn Nos Of Monongala, No 2s-Feb. 9Th:
6 4 AZ l6 So Cd SO SO "a 80 SO.
by sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex. No. l7-Feb 2sth
46 So Is 9 81 10 IS 60 10 IS 35
CT 500, sold and paid by 'N'' sTRATToeESf. A'
drawn Nos; OF Sussex, extra, No. 26-March LIST:
AZ IS 60 II SO 81 70 3 Is SO 30 % 9.
Ticket Nos % 80 SO, a prize of 800; also, Nos
ii AZ SO, a prize, sold ard paid by
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No lO-March $:
81 is 81 II IS ii SO II 4s so 43 So 3.
Whole Nos 10 81 So,a prize of s!s @p BY .r,ron
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, extra No2s-March 6:
"a IS At 50 90 81 81 IS 70 81 20 I.
FRIDAY-sussex, No. l9-oaptal: $4,000. rs
nos, l3 drawn. Tickets "a.
SATURDAY-sussex,e extra, No 29-CapitaI 3d.
500. IS numbers, II drawn. Tickets 81, halves Soc,
quarters 25c.
Also, for sATURDAY-Monongal Lottery, No.
27-Captal: $4,000. 70 nos. Is drawn. Tickets $40
shares in proportion.
Buyers referred to my Register of Prizes, to be
seen at the Office, proof OF what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders ior packages, certificates of packages and sin
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the Lotteries will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
quested. Please address orders to
NH N. sRATTON. Richmond. Va.
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And now, one word to our merchants, by way o.
conclusion II you wish to sell goods, you must lei
the public know what you have for sale The news
munication with the public; then advertise literally
In this connection, permit US, in the language of
change, to enumerate the advantages attending liberal
advertising:
sit has enlarged many small business; has revived
many dull business; has recovered many lost BUSH
ness has preserved many large business and has
ted many new business"
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NOR III RE, first rate NURSE and SEM.
= STRESS, honest and capable. Apply at this Of
ice. TO tC
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NHEAP BOOTS AND SHoEs.-WishIne
" to reduce my present stock of Boots and Shoes to
make room for spring supplies am disposed to ofi-r
extra Inducements TO cash customers. Tor short tin e.
All. therefore, in want of any Article in my line mi hit
consult their interest by calling at 1888 Broad street
NH JAMES ROI TON
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n AW NOTiCE.-THOS. S. FLOURNOY d.
Practice OF Law. will attend regularly all of the
Courts in the counties OF Halifax, Campbell and Pitt
sylvania the Quarterly and Superior Courts in the
county OF Frapklin, and the Superior Courts in the
counties of Henry and Patrick
~ Office at Halifax Court House. Virginia.
fa 2S-ctf
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Mot, NAILS, VIRGINIA AND CUM
- BERLAND FACTORIES, Hydraulic Cement,
Cscincd Plaster, and Calabria Liconoe for sale by
NH 5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
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,gY NOTICE.--The citizens Of Union and Church
NUS, living without the corporation are requested to
mee5 tuesday night. March lllh, at II O'clock at Eli
Jan bakers, 10 take into consideration the proprety Of
is hoped that every male citizen on The said Hills will
attend the meeting, to take into consideration the i'm
portance OF having Ibis office attended to.
mh7 MANY CITIZENS.
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~ and cheek Mating. of superior quality For
sale by DOGGETT a. ANDERSON,
NH Conner Governor and Franklin streets,
HIyIDEND.--The Board Of Directors of ths
~ Richmond Fire Association have declared d.
vdend OF u PEI cent 81 so snare) the cans
Ia stock thereof for the six months ending March lst
1851 payable the Office 10 the stockhold u.s. on and
after Monday next, the 10Th inst.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
mha JOHN II. Dos Il 1R, Sec.
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IA x BACsS FFATH ERS, Tor sale by
III e% mh7 JOHN N. GORDON q SON.
NTEW SPRING GOODS.-Just opened, a lot
w ofpretty small pattern and fancy figured Caicoes
&c. for sale low at WIN. ]. SWORDS,
NH 7 225, Broad ST., Shockoe Hill
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WM1 lillian p. LADD, wholesale and retail
w Apothecary and Druggist, No. 49, head of
Broad street, Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Va dealer in
English Mediterranean, India, and all Foreign and Do
mestie Drugs and Medicines.
Also, Paints Oils, Varnish, Dye Stuff, Window Glass,
Putty, &c.g sale on the most accommodating terms
E-gr Orders from Country Merchants and Physicians
thankfully received and promptly attended 10.
la CT
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Ed EMOvAL.-sPRING TRADE.-The sub
NJ scrber has removed to the new store No 1877
Main street, Eagle Square, and' offers an entire new
stock Of FANCY and FURNISHING GOODS,
CLOCKS, COMBS. BRUSHES. &c. Purchasers
assured OF finding large assortment, and at the
lowest prices. L. GINTER,
NH 1877 Main street. Eagle Square.
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HEOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, Con-
H-s Quoted BY Rev. Messrs HoGE, Moore and Love.
AS few vacancies will occur on the lst Of Mach
parents who were unable place their daughters ia
my family, in consequence OF the limited number be-
ing complete, will have the opportunity of doing so by
immediate application ~ "
here will also be room for few more day
scholars on the lst Of March, when a new session
commences. Address M D HOGE
fe 5-6w D;.LI
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CAREFULLY CORRECTED, FROM RELIABLE SOURCES,
FOR THE RICHMOND TIMES,
For the meek ending Thursday Euening, March 9Th:
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ANLOVER SEED.--75 bushels prime new crop
" Clover Seed, receiving and for sale by
NH S. McGRUDER d SONS
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From Hunts Merchants Magazine.
Condensed History OF steam.


Abou, $50 years B. c., Hero of Alexandra, formed
toy which exhibited some OF the powers of steam, ant
was moved by its power
A. D. $40, Anhemius an architect arranged several
caldons of water each covered with the wide bottom
OF lea,hern tube which top with pipes
extended TO the raers OF the adjoining building. nre
was kndel beneath the caldrons, and the house was
shaken by the efforts OF the steam ascending the tubes
THIS is the first notice OF the power OF steam re-
corded.
In 1919 June II. Blasco De Garoy tried steamboat,
OF 300 tons with tolerable Barcelona, Spain
II consisted OF caldron OF boiling water and move
able wheel each side OF the ship. II laid aside
as imprac,icable. present, however, was made TO
Garoy.
In 1850 the first railroad was constructed at Newcastle
on Tyne
The first idea OF steam engine in England in The
Marquis OF Worcesler's History OF Inventions" A. D.
1863
In ITO Newcomer made the first steam engine in Eng
land.
In l7ls patents granted Savary for the first ap
plication OF the engine
In 1904 James Wat made the frs, perfect steam engine
in Eng and.
Ia 1895 Jonathan Halls FIRST Sc, forth the idea OF steam
In l77s Thomas Paine first proposed this application in
America.
Ia 1881 Marquis Jouaroy constructed one on the
Saone.
In 1885 two Americans published work on il.
10 1859 William Fymlng,on made voyage IN one on
the Forb and Clyde canal
In 1904 this experiment was repeated,
In l7o2 Ramsey propelled boat by steam at New
York
In 1887 John Fitch. Of Philadelphia navigaed boa,
by a cam engine on the Delaware.
In 1898 Robert Fulton bret began 10 apply his attention
TO steam.
In 1898 Oliver Evans, native of Philadelphia, con
structed locomotive steam engine to travel on turn
pike road.
The frs, steam vessel that ever crossed the Atlantic
the Savannah, in the month of June, 1919, from
Charleston 10 Liverpool
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FIRST OF COAL IN ENeL,np Az rurL-Wbep this
article Was FIRST introduced into use as fuel in Great
Britain, the prejudice against was 40 strong that the
Commons pettioned the Crown 10 prohibit the noxo
fuel A royal proclamation having failed 10 aba,e The
growing nuisance, commission issued 10 ASCERTAIN
who burned coal within The CITY and its neubborbood
and punish them by fine for the fret offence and by
demolition OF their furnaces II they persisted in trans
kression law at length passed pakng it a capi.
al offence to burn coal within the city Of London and
only permitting il 10 be used in the orges in the vicinity
Among he records in the Tower, Mr. AISLE found docn
penl importing that in the time Of Edward had
been tried convicted, and executed for the crime OF burn
ing coal in London II took three centuries entirely to
eHace this prejudice.-Hunfs Msrehanif Magazine.
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THE FIRST ARTIFICIAL DOCK IN LIVERPOOL Another
great tmrrovemeb-ays BAN. ~ his recently published
History OF Liverpool the honor Of which belongs TO the
corporation and inhabitants Of Liverpool, after having
been talked of since TIE accession OF Charles Iva
commenced in the reign OF Qleen Anne mean that OF
constructing artificial dock for the reception Of ship.
png appears, from The account OF the various har.
bors of the kingdom given by Captain Grerville Collins
in the year l6go that docks in the modern OF the
term, unknown in England al that time No docks
have existed the great naval stations OF
Portsmouth, Plymouth, Falmouth, Milford, except
craving docks for the purpose OF careening ships nor
Harwicb, which was already packet station for the
continent The only commercial ports which posses ed
good accommodations for shipping those in which
Nature had done nearly everything, VIZ; London, Rrs.
toll, Hull, and Newcastle. The batbor OF London
The of the Thames uninprove, but almost uum
provabe by art. The harbor OF Bristol the rivers
Avon and Frome, probably deepencd in ancient timss,
bn, not Otherwise altered. The habar of Hull also
The natural bed Of The Hull and the Humber and that OF
Newcastle was the bed OF the Tyne. q rays along the
banks OF these rivers all the artificial lmpfo
which had been effected in them Still they afforded
shelter aud good anchorage The river Mersey LIVER
pool the other hand afforded little shelter to vessels
and the anchorage very dangerous owing to the vo
lence Of the tides Still, with all - defects, the
best harbor between Milford and Whiebaven; and the
corporation determined render II safe by art
the other great commercial ports OF the kingdom by
Nature,
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WROUGHT IRON BEAMS FOR STEAM rNeIsIs-Ihe
beams OF seam engines, most people are aware, have
hitherto been made of iron which ~ liable 10 break.
The attempt make them OF malleabe non was never
dreamed Of and when state that rolled beams are now
10 he sen at the depot of the York, Newcastle and Der
wick ralwa,, the will he received IN many
quarters with surprise If no, incredibly We saw the
monster plaes however with our own eyeshe largest
plates ever yet ruedueasung seventeen feet IN length,
four feet inches 10 breadth a, widest part and
one and one-eghi inch in hckne- Each plate weighs
upwards OF one ton four cwi These plate. were manu-
featured al the Derwen, Iron Works, Cons.t, and are
iheu way to M.ssrs. Todd Macgtgor's work. ~ elias
Cow 10 TORN part Of large marine engine They are
much heher aud consequently less cumbrous Than the
ordinary css'.iron beams, and infinitely safer.
London Mta,ng Journal.
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LONDON sHRiEvALTY.--Oue OF the Two gentlemen re.
Gently elected TO be OF the sherHs OF London and
hnf OF The one sheriff OF Miidesex has declined TO
serve the office, preerrng TO pay the enormous fine
81 500 imposed for refusal and election has re.
Roman Catholic of some note. so that with J.p,sh
representative in Parliament and a Roman Catholic
sheriff at the GuildhalI, the praise of religious tolerance
in lie most practical FORM canno, be denied 10 the citizens
OF London
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NEW 9OODs.-Th. sub.crihsr beg leave their
~ tomers that they supply
ing ARTICLES, To which they nvite attention, namely
black chally, Tor mourning dresses
DO Grcnsdine do
DO fouit de Sole, Gro de Rhine, and India siIks
Do eombssips and .,lk aipso very light
d. aud fancy ber.g~- and de isIaes
Fancy French orvsude and lawns
Plain spd figured jscou-ts, for dresses
DO S~iss and polka musi,ns
BLACK and fancy Fouisrd s,Iks
French embroidered chsm,-sts, cuffs, and ccas ever
ri.'y and Price
Very handsome lace and embroidered under sleeves
Ladies' gauzs n,eripo y .ik
Richardson and Gfsys undrssssd Irish linen
Ladies and f~ntemens kid. -ik, and
A-o every description ~ srnenen youths ard
great vsrsv Of other r-os sh Of which will disposed oia
The most accommodating terms
we Alec beg leave to call the a,ssnon Of nss
supply Of
Linen and cotton sheeings, damssk tahl~-cIoths
NAPKINS, 9~e'lns white and coiorcd Marseles AndSs
quilts
Table and piano embroidered curtains
white and buh linen, for window bl,nds
English and French curtain cbintx-s
-. s., and "a ~hte manngs
-, %, and 81 mncy coofvd
-, 81, and 4 plain and color.d ma
Very superior English and American ocoths designs
and very handsome
And large stock NJ French English velvet tapestry
Brussels, spy and ingram very reduced prices
HooE, BROTHER CO.
May 9l-idu
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From the ". Y. Journal Of Commerce,
Anstrs ip So. Francisco.

SAN FRANcIsoo, July IA, 1851.
In the present crisis OF AFFAIRS when the eyes OF
the whole world are gazing upon with anxious inter.
sst. wonder and amazemeni, lew plain thoughts ex-
planatory OF the whole may be valuable TO Your readers
The newspApers furnish abundant evidence that we are
in q ssd condition; but see nothing in any of them cal
culaied 10 lead TO understand the true source ol
existing evils. to the tending TO remed,
them
fret the organization Of State government took
Mace under the military command of General Riley at
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4fxE Atfs ASfsf

Pacific Mai stssmsh p Som, a.y.-The ONLY Through
Lime for California and Oregon.
THE public informed under
steamers inspected approved
and Francisco th. LIST aud 18Th
upies. dan by unavoidable accident viii
The following packets
Pacific Mail steamship Company, which