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Gen. Caleb Gushing mas been elected Captain Of the An
cient and Honorable Artillery Company Boslon-the
Oldest military organization in North Amerca-which re-
Gently celebrated their 2l3th anniversary. Maj. Gen. Woo
warmly toasted
1.-THE dawnng Of his fame hailed him victor on the
heights of Queenstown; ito meridian spendo crowns him
surviving hero Of Bucna Vista"
We extract portion of his reply:
Many Of the magnificent military institutions of Europe
have disappeared The Strelz of Observation-Disclosures Of
Tnrkey-the lronsdes of ComweIl-he Swiss Guards Of
the Bourbonsthe Imperial Guards of Napoleon where
are they They were but the temporary slaves OF mperDus
masters. Your company has withstuod the and
oluons Of than hundred years-aways appearing
in the van of the supporters of law, ORDER and civil liberty
The type OF country's institutions Commanders one
day. the next private soldiers submitting discipline and
obedient those who had the constitutional right 10
mand thema striking example Of that republican equality
which has always been sought for but obtained Ii
seems that American might learn lessons
of political wisdom from the Ancient and Honorable Ar
lery.
1t would appear that in its first organization your compa-
encountered strong opposition An application made
in 1857 for charter but opposed by the Governor and Cum
Gil of apprehenSions from example of PIr-
:oran bands of the Romans, and the Tenpas in Euope
that hev would dangerous 10 liberty and in time
overthrow the civil power The scruples however of the
civilians and the ancient and honorable ar
tllery company obtained, in 1898 charter The members
became rorite not only Of the people, but the CO.
vernmen; much that honors were vsed upon them
The artillery election in interest and Importance almost
WED with the general election Sermons preached the
Governor and Legislature attended the annual elections
now and the ceremonies solemn Imposing They
no longer preorian bands and Knights Tenpar but
rather assmlad with the sacrcd bund Of br and the
Tiari Of the Romans, who brought into action
except in the peEilous instead
of opp,ssors The guardians OF liberty and The nstru-
of despusm. He concluded BY giving sentiment
the following:
"THs Ancient and Honorable artillery Company-The fire
that il kindled in 1888 still Shines May continue forever
burn brighter and brighter 10 the honor and glory ami
happiness of common country.
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E0MMEnCIiA hECNRH,
RICHMOND MARK Ts IT,,

! TOBACCO-Thls being Holiday. rhr,s
breaks OF tobacco. since our report Of Frlday ra
change has taken place in the market. Sal.:, ~ &
touacco were made by y. II. Mat.n L c. ~ ~ - y
MD. al s. 50. IS So 9 So 81. 81; Sa :;'stt.>
s 25. 9, $50 81, s %, $50 E %, Is, -; a..
Ioaa f.. E:a>Iey, ! hhiS., It: SIS EAR Ana. - 3.
Mrs.. Helen Jones, hhdS al - % t, ar, = "a
well al 81 paschal Hracey, hn1S, al Sll !, '.
Can't. y H. Moore , hhdS., at SIS % an1 10 r. 10
Hicks, hais., Il, 50, %, 80, IL - ant H. w. !.
y. A Marry 4 ,
FLoua.-Thc last sales Q: Richmond 1; 5, ~
vile IS, for choice lots. &c
wHEAT--SAes at SIS 10 lo5 ceats-price noair.
CO2N---62s TO IS cents per bu-IIs.
CORN NEAL70 cents.
OATS-i3 IS cents.
RYE-75 to 50 cents.
Fl$H--!lerrings, New No. Crt SJ5Ua . Is, G:,.
Roe :; s. 25i MacNercI, No. B. s. - Il So NO, 5!
Sill Sha1--ronc in market.
LA3D-.Ecw in barrels, II cts, kegs llN les.
BACON Baltimore SIDES .. cents; Sh"H!irt, :
The market firm
COFFEE-Prime new crop Las"ayra @: to g.
Rio 81 to9'. coats.
SLtiAH-.Yew Utlsans 5s cents pc.o RE
- cents.
MOLiSSES. Sweet Cuba is held a;2e 3 CT.
small socs New Orleans, li!n AT 80 cts: rr-lu.e:
IHON-piu Iron 50! 10 81, accordln-: 10 Q;:a..e:
s95 per ton English IS; Tfcdc9ar, R'chaoG: mann.
IS; T.; Country Bar So 81, according 10 quality.
STEEL-Amcrican b!i.;ered ; Us - ~ p. ton
IIlIE-Sres on Dock 81 re.
SALr--F.om store 81 6?t:; sales from waa:f
81 55-arrv!ng more freely.
pUTATOES-Su!csa' 81 Is for Mercer: yellow Ia;
CANDL.:S--Spcrn Cant.c: i3liic: TA.!ow !0a :.
Patent Is g; i:amanne IS =. per b.. j. Sson pa;ci
SOAp-!.!ch.nJl and N"w iOrX s.. ate
OILS-S fern, winter 10 IS! :! {; salnnc. l!0a
vi. 1c cru!, 5jc refined 90 %; l.insced sJasjc;
II ais per barrel.
Spli;IrS-Cogaac Brandy 81 IS 8 25; 4chcl!s
50; American proof 3}c; IA proof 5pa55; Apple, .-.r
Richmond Huc;iricd WhSsey 23's rts.; \. T.. (
= 90 cts Cincinnati whiSkcv IL - cts
GUANO Peruvian SiGLiS Patagunlan S3S!:U :
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAEKEr--JrNg
Beef Cut,ie-Sca!c weigh; 5! 50 10 s. IS.
Hogs-Nrtl 81 50.
Sheep-|e;: 81 80 to s. 50, a. in quality, and the
il ample. JACOB Sill,
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CONCERT.

o readers will see by advertisement in our columns
to that Concert Of Sacred and Secular Music Is to be
ovcn n, the Exchange Thursday night for the benefit OF
the New Presbyterian Church
we that the young ladies pupls of Mr. Rosler
who kindly come forward upon this occasion, have been sim
rulay successful in the cultivation OF the arr and we nope
1her audabe efforts will not be unapprecated by mus
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DIED

Ueprcd life Monday morning. half past O'Clock
CECILIA HELEN. the daughter of Peter
vII-red and 81 months The
are requested the funeral Wednesday, morning 4. 10
further lIer fathers residence
trcp," end o Gay street
- Baltimore and Clipper please copy.
Uepri lite 10 Alexandria. the night instant
Gcn JOHN ROBERT WALLACE, late Marshal Of tn. District Of
Coufi,ia and a Distinguished mem tho Bar.
Ills remains Waenfnn Fauquer COUNTY Va his
place saturday. accompanied BY personal
The cce sed lUr many years delegate vrs
fhuTGr and recently the State
aud willc oil that Body acquitted upon
with dbitiy md becoming dignity He lnany ar
relatives. deuor.
den IA ycc"l demise. n
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si.sh;.a.. asa it..t.-
puttr Ur UIcnMDNn, JrNE 10 Is;

ARRIVED.
Schr Charles Kent, N"rrh, y Fillmore,
Schr Richmond. North. N.Ii"is.
Schr. b l.. f., Davis, Norf!k.
Scfr Emma DE RusSv, Wicks, New Brunswick.
SrIlr. Harriet Haiirck, applcby. Wilmington,
Schr. Li.hrfooi MnrrIl, k"cknnd
Schr. Sanara, Creighton. Il 'I'inore.
SAILED,
Schr J. r. Watson. Spray, New York.
Srh- Samaria, Creighton. Port WaIth,.
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED. on June hy the Rev. Mr. Woodbridge Mr.
JOHN II. ALLEN 10 Miss Louisa MATILDA PERRY.
9Th Christ Curch. Norfolk by the Rev
Cumnus, Dr. JOSEPH BEAiE u. :. Navy, Miss
ATALA daughter at Col Blow, Sc. Of that
MAgHgp by the Rev. W. j Harley.
GEORGE ". TUCKER az Halifax county Va Miss Lessee
Mr.. benjamin Wilson, o. Hancock county Georgia
Here's
10 the Colonel AMI the Constitutions,
To hs good lady and the Union.
II Virginia Georgia,
and inilylsIble Z w. Ii.
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DREADFUL MASSACRE BY AN INSANE MAN.

DREADFUL MASSACRE By AN INSANE MAN.
Bu.ToS JuXE S.-LlSt evening dreadful tragedy
red IN Roxbury. 4 young man, stranger from Maine,
called on Dr. A. j. Cummings complaining of feeling nnwell
The Dr. cing Mrs. Cummings invited the stranger into
the pnrlr after seating himself complained Of
pain in ha side. 4 afterwards Mrs. Cummings
e daughter came into the roon when the stranger sprang
up and in moments time seized the unfortunate innocent
drew his pocket and cut her throat from
ear Mrs c. in frenzy rushed forward her child
when The murderer turned upon her and severely her in
several places Mrs {. then fled and found refuge ut
neighbours The ASSASSIN wound up the horrid ragedy by
cutting his throat and expired the spot The unfor
unac girl died Immediately. The is supposed be
Ephram q. Dagget,, insane patient from Hope Maine
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IIampdrn sidney College, NAY ,s-c,d
LANn EoK sALEia Goncu,.AYn.

fENlfE subscriber int !nc s 'Iliy Aloe
4 Ter ur st!r a. GohchiUud Court House, MONDAY .
August l>Ji, public d"ct!un al dIr. MOI, tir
place The 'r Gay, dp The premises he
the land which !lC rrsirs, called
aiaInG lunri ana irty (G9l) acres Tile a0nvr
The Lrckua Hole Creek, to miles above Go1chau! i.u
ana Is bnuiIt.! Jy the land. D. irasr, Y kr.a AL
ari by White Hall road. II has abundant supply
aud some ~ ~ mare acres Of rclt and valuable JS
large an! anu uy choice variety OF fru!; al" =.
houses for nr convenience aud Comfort and
tir The dwrilInI house contains 10 roIs "i which
basement Full pu-srSsrn Will bt the purchaser. suT
the sale, with the exception OF cabin Got "hc' r.
lnyDlo ne occupied ny lew hands, Tor he purpose u :.
the growing crops
Gentlemen wishing !" purchase good farm. with rem,
PHEASANT ami healthy sutiInG vi" please call an the 'u
who VIII Ia It pleasure showing the premises
sired VIII DIVIDE liz" farm t'sut purchasers Will at th 90
i:r purchaser retain 2El the thinner po0.
trtn and NOT having any of the Improvements. et-
quantity sold.
/! The aho's land he sold privately rc notice vii be
given. RICIIiD " Wy
My address Ia fIl,!ensy lie. t:unch,aut lane a.
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THO da0ees Of our city is TO be relieved this week oy Inc
presence Of Quick & Co.'s speno'a "snagef'e WIZ" NJ"
variety Of rare animals The study OIL Na'ua' History Is
f of value and interest," especially 10 me Juveniles "ho
'u ,so mi. opportunity of studying the varmins."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-10

- G GIVE PER CENTS.-The Secretary oil 'he TOM.
n the holders of the Ave per cent stock Is
ufy gives or the 10Th August, 1885, that the said
sucu "s".' '' interest will be redeemed the 9TH
s'oeA, x md that all interest on said stock viii
.o ,I Lrtsrinnc after that oalc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-10

William B. Turley, Esq, Judge of the Memphis Court OF
Common Law died very suddenly, Raleigh, few days
SINCE In the Of stepping from the hotel in Raleigh he
fell and his cane breaking the moment pierced his lief,
side in the region of the heart nicng terrible wound
which he died.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-10

New ORLEASs June 5th-Thc steamship Cherokee from
New YORK vl Havana arrived here bringing $40 passengers
with about $500 900 gold dust The news from Havana
unmportant.
There about 800 delegates present at the New Orleans
and Opeuusas Railroad Convention. Maunscl White has
been elected President. The prospects for the Opclousas
ron an cheering
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post Masters are reminded that on and after the first OF
hv are required 10 mail all letters which pass out OF
tho state TO the first distributing pos-ohice through which
,ov must necessarily pass (uness they be marked mai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-10

We learn by passenger who arrived last evening on the
as from Lynchburg, that Mr. Terry was aul uIive with
some faint hopes Of his recovery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-10
--''Wa,rhword for the fight

that battle cTv which calls the eastern Clans and
which daily and hourly sounding in our ears stick TO the
party" sck your friends Sir, stick to my
friends advancing their interests contrary 10 their
incinaons Ny pathway is clearly defined before me.
that way walk and fearlessy my object
the prosperity and happiness for good old COM
rnonwealth and my motto "nuKa restigia retrorsum."
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yrW WORK MARKETS Jrxr

NEW YORK MARKETS. JuNE
Flour remains Unchanged under The ncw--Sa!cs
b5s at 81 Oja io- common State brands Son,.ea
Gencsce 5 iia$i 80.
Grain Gulrt-Sma sales Genesae whoa, at ll2l J.
Red 100 c.s. Corn qutel-Sales Ut lVCVJ on-hrI, At
cts for uixed and 55I5y cts. for yellow. O4ts ijai
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Jryg !

Sales of POO D. t.. Howard stree. Fiour, choice br
81 25. ana 2J0 bJ- mixed Al 81 lS'.. y, lh,ng d
CIV Mills No sales ol What. Sales al white Coz
Il S.. Nothing in yellow. WHisEcy dGll at 25c in
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RANG l.. or TIIENM ON EIfi:R
1 Ii pLI,> -. \. II ~.
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OFTHE. P3ilAANTnj
Sflf

I'M WEDNESDAY i!Gr it o. !unr. (sr dag Of com u,r..
literary arc>- will he lie rye -" a. u "cfnrk. 81
Representative "i rhli1ughr"uc STrty Georgr W Pur.
~ Halifax. member ~ the STATE ReurT I,usrurI,u
u.iuck T. VI nrIbr's al the lunpr Class, ~ Ltw.
Mtfyr OF FrcIr:kD,urg ani Nj Poser Tms!cy Fa.uy,
deliver OralIoiis.
The Prize ciA- tn" y Society. viii then BE- presented
". Mckinney ui buckingham lis best speaker, ny vi II
Dickinson Bedford. i-T wnIci she tal-dic.Vfy jir-.
Society viii oe delivered Uy Nd Cuas. Z Gom'Yyn Grs
county, Va. 49, BRITT ~
WM. COLLINS. Comm
ISAAC READ,
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As far as heard from the New Constitution of Maryland
has received majority of II ,9l6 votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-10

ALBAxy JuSE THE Industrial Congress has nonina-
ted Senator Walker Of Wisconsin, for the Presidency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-10
: &c, ri, THE LEGAL PROFESSION.

WE .ubc:Jrrs propose a. publish the R-,trr- 10 G
Il a they appear IN Enaiaui. a,i receive" H..~
VIII Contain rrnfts III Cases decided the House r.-. Hr
Council the several Courts al Eguty, Court Qwsr.
the C"' ul Common Pleas. Tie urt OF E%clcluer. AID
per Chambers, the Ecces,astica am! Admiralty ours Gr
u! Blkruty including Iu the EicctIo Cases, ia. E".u
Reserved. ani The Railway ard Canal Cases
These Rri"rs viii s Published In monthly parts u!
gr. closely printed "csavo commencing with the decision
chnrias (N"r"mbrr Term $50, and will BE- Carefully rd
member 81 the Bar, with and references 10 ana,so..
decisions.
- designed 10 make this permanent publication. a9t G
biisha sc'irs OF English Law aud Equity Rcpnri. NJ
ry and %hc! shall furnish 10 the American lawyer m" @
81 Westminster Hall. nearly two years before they could
nc obtained Gr long before the publication tbs cffri0
decisions 0I most q, our tribunals.
The PRICE OF thI- publication yDlUrG's rct"
u" $40 per h'ntnn H. advance ~ numbers G2 DsH! i
brrs are alrr4.i. Issued. ItIIIE s. ER'N
J. W. RANDOLPH. Il! Main s'F"'
.Ir.n 10 Ri,huupt Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-10

SIR Bowdens remarks in the convention yesterday morn
ing reply the Gloucester resolutions will appear in
few days.
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DEATH BY YELLOW FEVER

New YORK. Ju:E Ih.-Six death from yellow fever occu
red on board he oarIue Vim. Larrahrc which arrived
from Rio Janco. One Of the deceased is Mr.. g. Howard
Of Wilmington North Carolina.
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NOTICE..

I9S virtu" u decree Of the rirru Superior ~
NJ Chancrry tor Sew Kent rnuuty. poGrnHc.,! Oa '
MAY, ISL. depending between fraacr- B-;
&c. plaintiff. ir.i William 4 Diadii.e a!.u other P
shall IS ape 'a commissioner therein apppnIed. rotf'
G." IL 81 :w"E" :.uiJ except a. 10 cots OF SUIT :i
sal, which viii rcGuiCrd IN CASH. on the Oh
o! Iuly the Interest ul 'hc dci- dan EEtre
leg, IN. ihi! mentioned the a! decree '--
thIty ftl (5j) ,uhjec; to the widow ',n~er r,v.
DAVID :. NJ. CHI v,
Ianc T-cw.w S2ecisi t''n -
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uuGrEN0T spi.Ist:s.


Wis able viii br open yiailp.s Si,g'1
d 18th nsl n'. They about Il miles ahc.c Gt.IpI#
The MaEnkn Town Ferry m Pnwhaa, cogn:v TIL rt..,r.
from chm,n! IS bY the Danvi!c Railroad Roai,u m s
anu thence % the Springs, b. AMI commu' ufnI
expressly for The purpose TIE will not exceed
Board per month s43 per week 81; per !av Il - Cha 90
der IL years ~ and srrvan halt Price Horses - &c
Single meals ana lodgings 10 Liberal
boar! VII nr aiatc III !i'"cT Ul large IG'cir,.
Charles N!tE."y Err well known ,kil'i 'r"'cs~GF
ART Will give Instructions IN danring the Sprn,Nr '
commencing "u Saturday ihr Us;
No Charge tor medical advice vii br made g III" -Gl.r
Visitors ~ ii!1 SJrInrs T. y ROY "
Nj WA Martin IS prepared 10 furnish Y>ilrS .'i fa.
c.. between r Springs AMI ms the Diu.I,t k"t5
June ll-rlt'
NE" iDKk LIFE INSURANCE CoMPAN
FHNilE business aTa a;aIt> OF This Company cra80r n
prosperous condition Being ,IF,aaj lH,!rd"'" "
Az u. profits accrue Tor the bcnci: OF the Insured, rI
loir been 10 per the annual premiums aGt
dividends. certificates .: scrip i-sn-!. bearing la"cs.
Information cyey suhlcct. the public invite! 10 call ,i
LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS
George Wyi!e Munord President, Clerk "f III" lIcu'
gates. Va. LEGISLATURE
Re-. Chas II Read. Pastor United Pres Oh.
WIN G. Paine. (kcui Paine a kc4t.) Merchants
Edwin Fariar. Ship Biukrr. Richmond.
Thomas T.. letter. Dcn;isr. Richmond
Henry EXall. Atcnirci Richmond
John Bashy. Farmer, king and Queen CO., Va.
F. " m.%c ''NN' Medical Examiners.
CHARLES wORTHaN r.
Office -G' Main street. Richmond, square abs'' -
.iurc 10
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAEkEt--JrHr
Beef Ca,ie-Sca!c weight - 50 10 s. IS.
Hogs-Nril 81 50.
Sheep-%e;: 81 80 to S3 50, a. in quality, and the
i ample. JACOH SLtN
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k1EhU VIVIAN GCASO.-We WI! ,r.el'r - p +.
"irri!nni-s: and White Clnu'." which s,i 81 fo
rect for HAMPTON Road and due The n"Hh ~
SUPPLY OF r'n"uG No Peruvian G nJno. whitH y" " ~
lots 20 tu purchasers either ION. tue wharf or sore
perfect confidence m-nd lila tiJann. ina ~
" through he authorized agent o. the PerrThH " a.
YORK and w We enlrr. IL In" Custom: House -Uh
Ger our O"u .lpcry lsIUn = ME"i.'"
June 10
The republic., 1851-09-11
[oonnEspOsDrsos OF THE nrrupLro.l

BALrMoRE, Sept. l0-5p. m.
We have 1t excessively hot TO day-thermom-
eter ninety eight degrees. News Of local char
acter is very scarce. .s
The Wings actively engaged in political
matters There Is strong, very stycng hops of-the
success OF Mr.. Walsh, our candidate for Congress.
My impression is alec that considerable portion
of the Whig State Legislative ticket will be sue
cassful This opinion is justly predicated upon the
fact that the Wing ticket, in point of talent and
qualifications, is vastly superior to the Democratic.
The anniversary OF the battle of North Point will
be celebrated in becoming manner by the Old
Defenders on the 18th instant. believe they pur-
pose spending the day at Green Springs, beau
tiful country resort about twelve miles northwest
of Baltimore, on the railroad.
1t is expected that some of their brethren now in
Washington will join them. II does the heart good
to see these old warworn veterans commemorate
the anniversary of that day which tried mems
sous. They recount their deeds Of valor with
much animation and spirit
Business is not brisk as could be wished,
though fair amount is doing. Farmers will not
bring their produce to market while prices remain
80 low. This helps to make the money market
somewhat stringent. Nothing of moment done in
flour or grain to- day, and prices remain the same
as yesterday. There is good deal of caution
among the merchants generally in dsposing of
their goods, owing to rather stringent condition
of financial affairs.
The republic., 1851-09-11
CARPETS,
Fall StYle. 1851.


TURNBULL & co, 242 BALTIMORE STREET,
A RE now receiving and opening their Fall i'm
IN poraions of
VELVETS, TAPESTRIES, AND BRUSSELS
CARPETS,
and prepared to exhibit the most complete as
sortment of new patterns and styles exhibited
in this country, which will be offered at lower
rates than usual.
THREE-PLY AND SUPERFINE CARPETS
We are now receiving fall styles of the
above, including many patterns manufactured
expressly for US, and which cannot be obtained
elsewhere.
LOW-PRICED CARPETINGS.
We have large assortment of good styles of
w-prced CARPETS. which can be offered at prices
80 low as to defy competition.
ENG GLISH AND AMERICAN OILCLOTHS.
large and complete assortment, from two to
twenty four feet wide.
DRuGG FITS, frop one To fnilr ya rds Sidos Ca utnb
Cloths, new and beautiful ARTICLE; Chenille and
Tufted Rugs, Mats, Piano and Table Covers, Stair
Rods, &c, together with every article appertaining
to the Carpet business.
TURNBULL & CO.,
2i2 Baltimore street,
First Carpet Store above Charles.
Sept 3-dSt
The republic., 1851-09-11
,.,,,, w.su,NoroN Mor,,,

THE VIRGINIA WAsHrNoToS MosuMESr.--A
letter from Rome, now before us, .statcs that Mr.
'Crawford's model Of the statue Of Patrick Henry,
for the Virginia Washington Monument, is fin
dshed and has received high praise, especially from
his msiesty the king of Bavaria, who visited
Mr. Crawford's modelling rooms few weeks
since II would have been ensy for an American to
imagine, during his majesty's visit, that Henry
was again laundering forth against kings and their
tyranny There rich food for the poet in this IN
cident Az to his majestys taste in the fine arts,
there can be better witness than the city OF Mu-
Mich, which, an is we'll known, has become, under
his encours cement, the capital of the fine arts in
Germany. Welearn from the same source that
one OF the bas. reiiefs, representing Virginia
trsmpling upon tyrannicai oppressions, is nearly
Gnshed
The architectural portion of the aaonument, un-
der the general superintendence of Mr.. Mills and
the immediate direction Of MIR. Rand, is gradually
rising in its graceful and elegant proportions, be
ing nearly ready for the reception OF the pedcstals
for the ak statues Every visftor expresses admi
cation for the excellence and striking effect OF the
rnntcrial-our native granite-the perfection of the
workmanship, and the adaptation and beauty OF
the whole design.-Riehmond Inquirer,
The republic., 1851-09-11

OwsINe UP AND EXPLAINING AwAY.-Mr. Gid
dihgs has put forth an explanation of his Donald
son correspondence in the True Democrat He ad-
mis his letter and its contents, but claims that the
inference of Mr.. ID. is distorted He reiterates that
he could not decipher even onehalf of the Donald
son episte, and asserts that he had never seen OF
heard of the man before, and that he supposed him
to be New York Barnbufner, &c &c.
This is all very we'll after thought. Mr..
d. certainly managed very adroitly, by the use ot
"hcroglyphics, TO pull the wool over the eyes OF
so old and wary a. politician as Mr.. Giddings, but
had he known much of the reliability of one of
his Ohio correspondents as some OF MIR. G.'s pot-
ical friends do who tired of waiting for his
promised Congressional mileage shoes, the Demo
cratic National Committees letters would have
been slightly expurgated before handing over to
the press.
1t is possible that the great Texan wire -puller
may continue to rely upon ''Chase and Giddings
TO do their utmost in Ohio" for, If we ''decpher''
Mr.. G.'s second letter correctly, he does not avow
himself opposed to the Presidential aspirations of
the distinguished Texas Free soiler The ''infer-
cnce," however, is that he is non-committal.
Cieutidnd Daily Herald