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ID richmond MANUFACTORY.--Go
Hand Silver Pencil Cases; the ever pointed Pens
manufactured by as experienced workman az any
in the United States, and second to none.
Spectacles of vatious kinds, and those ground
by ourselves, positively restoring the sight
as ar tificial means can.
The Ever Flowing Fountain Pen, modern
invention, combining skill with simplicity, and no
doubt as expressed by many, a1ns inrenti0n OF
this age" For further particulars please call at the
Office and examine for yourselves, to the utility,
workmanship. and durability; and decide whether
it is reality or humbug.
Mandatory at the corner OF 18th and Main st.;
Library
Pens re-pointed and warranted to stand.
ana RICHMOND MANDATORY.
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ley nj. A.. illustrated with fine engravings. Re
ceived and for sale by A. NORRIS,
lie "a 81 Main street.
NEW MUSIC, for sale BY T. H. GRESHAM,
IN THE EYE THERE LIES THE HEART, ar
ranged for the Guitar
CONE AW AY LOVE, for the Guitar
ANNA AND WILLIE, two songs for the Piano
by Mrs Sarah T. Ballad
THE BUCKINGHAM POLKA. composed and
dedicated to the young ladies of the Buckingham
Female Collegiate Institute. -.
sOHl CAST THAT SHADOW FROM THY
BROW" for the Guitar
MY POLKA arranged for the Piano
THERE'S NAE ROoMFoR TWA, ascotch Bal
THE EDWARD POLKA. for the Pisno
THE CINDERELLA WALTZ, for The Piano
RoNDO SUR La POLKA Russo, Easy Recre.
OLD PINE TREE, CARRY Me LONG. SC.
&c
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NREsH WHITE sULPH n Nd
u OThER MINERAL WATERS w have just
received q supply Of White Sulphur Water, from
the Greerbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from tne blue
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
saratcga Water. from the Congrss Spring, Sara
toga.
Orchard Acid Mineral SPRING. Genessee county.
New York.
This water Is highly recommended BY medical
men, and l. coming rapidly into use for various die
eases, such a. chronic affections Of the digestive
and urinary organs and some Of the eutaneous dis.
eases, chronic dyspepsia, chronic diarh0a. chronic
dysentery, chronic dinresia, chronic cystits. dia
betes, Ia eases Of low typhoid fcvers. 10 eo0vaes
from proracted feverp to excite the appetite
and promote digestion, piles. dropsy, kc
Ordinary dose for an adult, wine glass full d
luted. taken three times day.
Pamphlets embracing its analysts b. .Professoi
Siliiman, opinions Of medical writefA and vafioul
iesters - to it, curative properties ID certain dis
eases, Furnished gfstuitously 81
je2l Sole Agents for he etate Of virsinla
1 steaner ard for ale ~
t29 Jf5uN Z. cLAlBnRMR.
n BA1ALL Lot or RkAn9H nUxTklR
NJ DAlNEY ) HAllrs
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n WNINGS.-JACOB NULL, 18th street, be-
"A tween Broad and Marshall streets, is prepared
to execute, in faithful and workmanlike manner,
the above description of work. Awnings, Sack.
ing Bottoms, Tents, Marques, Tarpaulins, Wheel
Ropes, and all other kinds of splicing done at
short notice and on reasonable terms.
r. Orders left at the Hardware Store of Smith
e. HARDWOOD, or as above, viii be attended to-
r. lllm
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BY WELLINGTON 6ODDIN.

N6AI vAAUA0LE BUILDING LOTS
ON MAIN AND CARY STREETS AT AUC-
TIoN.-Two most valuable Building Lots for sale |:
one on the South corner of Main and 4th streets
the other on Cary, between 9Th and 5t1 strcefs AZ
auction, on Tuesday. 9th of July. 1859, upon the
premises, at O'Clock n. Both 40 feet 'front.'
on one of the most central and highly improved
squares in the city. The culvert constructed down
18th street could be easily connected with and the
one also along the slley.
and "a months interest added to the two last pay
ments; title retained until credit payments are
jeal-eodlOtdtd W. GoDDIN. Aucs
UALUABLE REsIDENCE AND BUILD
ING LOTS in TIE TOWN OF SYDNEY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Mr II Dance having
purchased large Farm, and intending to remove
thereon will expose to sale at public auction, on
Tuesday, 29th June, at o'clock, on the premis.
es, his neat and desirable cottage residence In
the town of Sydney, at the corner of Harvie and
Federal streets. with ell the buildings attached
thereto-ai new IN first rate order, and sutiicent
for the accommodation OF a moderate sized fam
lily. After the sale of the dwelling, there will
be sold 10 beautiful building lots, fronting On the
North bne of Elmwood street each so feet running
back l60feet to an alley. Also, other building lots
fronting on the North line of Federal street of the
same size and depth of the above lots.
TERMs-One.third cash, balance at 6 and l2
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till the last note shall be fny paid
of
je22 w. GODDIN, Auct
EHOURTEEN HALF ACHE LOTS IN DUVAI.,S
Il ADDITION FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on Saturday, the 26th day of June
1852, upon the premises respectively, commencing
at o'clock. ?, M. fourteen half acre Lots in Du-
val'sAddition They lie, some Of Them, in the CRY
of Richmond, north. west of Mr. B Martins resi-
dence, and nearly opposite to the dwelling of Robt
Hill others lie on the hill in the county Of Henrfro
near the farm of Mr. w A Robinson; and others lie
on the level plain west Of Bacon Quarter Branch,
to several lots owned by the heirs of the late
James Brown, decd. The lots are or will be mark.
ed with corner stones. Some of them are beauri.
fully located, and will suit admirably for market
gardens or suburban residences. The lots in the
city will be divided to suit the views of bidders
the sale will comm snce with the lots near Mr. Ro-
binsons farm.
Terms-Oue.third cash, balance ut four and eight
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II UN, nUNS Kun While you ore running,
~ doDt forgot to stop 1t ABRAHAM LEWIS,
Jrs 20i Broad street. All in want Of Dry Deeds
or shoes, should give LEVY I call. he Il de-
fermined TO close out hs stock as early - possible
sers. He has on hand complete assortment, and
considers i useless to enumerafe the variety of
dcles and the extr mely low prices at which he 10
selling but earnestly soiicits call from all in want
OF articles in his line Those who do no: feel in the
numor or are not able to run, win bear Il In mind
that MAYORS Omnibuees will convey til I'm to his
store for the small sum OF 81 cents, and they can
make save of ct least from 10 to IS per cent In the
purchase of their goods. Recollect the place for
bargains 10 at ABRAHAM LEWIS, Jn.,
te22 aOl Broad street
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WE HAVE on hand yet rich assortment OF
w Fringes black, white and colored Gimps !;
Brsids, Buttons, linen and cotton Trimmings, Fan,,
Combs, and other fancy and staple Goods, which
we disposed to sell at reduced prices, the sea.
son being on the decline.
HIRSH g. BOTTCHER,
179 Broad street, Shockoe Hill,
Nextto Harold IL Murrays Bookstore.
ioO LINT
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Ia CLOTHING sTORE.-Ihe subscribers, Mer.
chant Tailors would respectfully inform The citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity that they have estab
lished, at No. I Be- Main Street, Richmond,
Va, branch of their Philadelphia Clothing Ware
house, where they now have ready fer inspection
one of the largest and most superior stocks of Ready
Made Clothing in the city of Richmond, Of the very
best materials and workmanship, which we will
sell from 90 tc Is per cent less than any other
tabshment in the city.
Also, large stock of gentlemens furnishing
Goods, such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, &c.
r. DECOU e. CO.,
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THE LONE STAR,

On. THE TEAM BRAVO.
The scenes OF which being laid in the South ana
South West, among the stirring events of the early
period IF the history of Texas, it cannot fail L
prove deeply intert sting, and viii be rich tea. fol
the many readers of TIE FLAG. To secure thu
volume and novelette, complete, subscribe early
price % per year, and delivered in any part of ths
city. THOMAS H. GRESHAM, Agent
je24 1904 Broad street
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HANDSOME BAREGEs & TISSUES.
IL We have still on hand a vers. handsome lot of
Bar. ges and Tissues, together with great many
other style dress Goods, which we DESTROYS Of
selling cheap, as the season is advanciHh, at
CHAS. HARTWELL Il CO.'S,
lie o 1O7 Broad street,
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NOTlCE.-For the benefit of others, / hereby
IN certify that have received more benefit from
two bottles of Bakers Premium Bitters, in my sick.
ness with the Dyspepsia than any thing ever have
tried, with the assured confidence that it will ex-
terminate that annoying disease.
(SigneD JOHN E. BROOK,
Richmnnd, June 8th 1852. je Is II
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ID ICHMOND BUILDING AND LOAN
HI FUND ASSOCIATION.-An act of incorpora-
ton having been obtained, it is desired that every
member of the above Association will attend a
meeting POSTPONED from the 10Th on account of
sickness of the President &c] to be held at
Bosher's Hall, on SATURDAY next the 26th inst,
at early candle light, when a constitution and laws
will be submitted to the members. Each and every
member will be then expected to pay in his first
instsln,ent of 81 per share.
lie l9T THE COMMITTEE
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ELEAS! FLEAS::-A fresh supply Of the
summer this preparation gave entire satisfaction;
it is perfectly simple, and in its application to dogs,
cats, horses, colored chdrens heads, &c it is en-.
tirely successful in removing feas and all other
troublesome insects Made and cold by
ie OFT O. STRECKER
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Chemist and Apothecary,
je24 Main ST., nearly opposite Old Market

CLEAR THE CA:-T X A VEL.
~ LING TRUNKS.-We are determined to close
out our stock Of Trunks, at low rates. for the ba
lance of the travelling season. We almost sure
to suit you, as to style and quality, and as to the
price, that shall be satisfactory, tor we have them
at very low prices, well tie best Qualities
Call and see them at the Boot, Shoe and Trunk
Saloon, 70 Main street.
je "a WHITE e. PAGE
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O FOR RENT, first rate large Brick
FL Dwelling, with every convenience, situated at
tie inter- ecion of Marshall and sixth streets This
house has lately been repaired and beautifed
throughout. Il has about 10 rooms, and 10 delight
fully situated. Rent S400 per annum; and posses.
sion may be had Immediately.
TOLER e. COOK,
je % General Agents
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ID OBERT r. BROADDUS offers his servi-
HI ces TO the citizens of Richmond and the public
generally a general Collector of Claims. He
pledges himself to attend strictly to all business en-
trusted to his care His Office is in the rear of Mr.
James R. Sutton's Office in Law Building, Rich
mund, Va. nv 4-6n*
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= y Sd number of this splendid LITERARY
PAPER, commences new volume, and will ap
pear in greatly improved STYLE with new dress
throughout; new and beautifully designed head
Gus departments, and IN every respect greatly beau
titled. In the same number will be commenced .
highly interesting novelette, from the pen OF DIR
Robinson, author of the WHITE ROVER, REB.
Ell SPY &c entitled
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nADE'S CONCENTRATED EXTKAC or
II OF JAMAICA GlNGER.-Price only IS cents
per bottle. This article is carefully prepared from
the best white Jamaica Ginger, and is warranted
equal to Browns, or any other preparation at only
halt the price.
1t is very efficient remedy for pain in the
stomach, nausea, hatulency, &C., and preventive
to cholera. 1t is also the best form of Ginger for
aavoring and cooking purposes. Prepared and
sold, wholesale and retail, by
WIN. M DADE
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ANHorses. Cows, &c, to Craze V@&I
IN a mr.. rate meadow near the city, on
reasonableterm Applyto
SAM'L A. REEVE,
je 23-1w* At Marshall Livery Stables
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H.LlrAx, June 23.-The steamer Magyar
.r,;yed off the bar last night; but, owing to tn
fos dia not get up till to-day at noon.
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as savage; but his strength was
much wasted. Knowing that it was
his last chance, however, and de.
termined not to survive his brother,
he gripped the axe, and though the
two twinkling eyes Of the wolf glared
like burning Goals, and were fixed
upon him, he was not intimidated.-
He lifted up the axe in both hands.
"A deviation of the blow might have
killed his brother-down it came,
and through the skull Of the animal,
who, with his brains scattered, fell
dead upon the fainting Rondinetto.
They were saved
In an hours time they heard the
cries Of the dogs, and their fathers
voice without. The door vas opened,
and the narrowing tale Of danger and
escape told.
1t was the largest wolf ever seen
in the mountains that the boys had
slain; and their reward was proper
tionately great, in addition to the
honors gained.
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SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH BETWEEN
EUROPE AND North AMERrcA
The London correspondent of tho
National Intelligencer has the follow
ing notice Of q new plan Of Sub-ma.
rine telegraph: So
We yesterday heard the particu-
lars of new and very promising
project to establish submarine tele-5
graph between Great Britain and the
continent Of North America. Tho
transit line Of this telegraph will be,
throughout it's entire length, as well
as we'll as at its commencement and
it's termination, on o route which no
former project has even alluded to-.
The obstacles TO its execution are
few and easily surmounted. Care.
full calculations have been made
which show that the expense will not
exceed one.fourth part Of the most
moderate preceding estimate. The
liability to accident and derang cement
will be very small, and when they do
occur they can be easily and prompt
ly remedied. This project will unite
every point in North America With
every point in Europe shich is as
present reached by the electric tele-
graph; and an eastern arm of tlls
| projected submarine telegraph VIII
bring the nations of Norway, SWes
den, Denmark, and Russia into cons
nexion with all the lines Of telegraph
ic dispatch by their respec tive capi.
tals--Bergen, Stockholm, Copenha-
gen, and st. Petcrsburgh. This
eastern arm is, of course, TO be con.
stsucted by a separate and additional
capital. The British Governments
approve Of tho plan, and many scien-,
tiGc and practical men,, to whom it,
has been submitted, entertain no
doubt Of its success. We hope stl
the course of o week or two to send
you chart Of its intended routes
with particulars Of plans, estimates
sc. Sboald this idea be carried cut,
and we perceive no reason why itai
should not, there will be an glniost
instantaneous communication estab.
lished between nearly every princis
| pal place III North America and Eusl
rope. What will tho science and
perseverance Of the age attempt
neSts
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| Copiapo, two estates in the yss Icy,
above Copiapo, On each Of which there
are extensive silver ore mills, and how
many mines he owns in this region
cannot tell; every day II hear of "a fney
mine which he has an interest iii. IIs
is u tall, handsome gentIemanly
son, with an unmistak keable air of lie.
finement about him, and is strongl
impressed with the idea that no ulIs
but himself knows how tt make coffee
or chocolate, or to boil sgs;; he Ger
tainly makes the best ever dranls
Some time since he sent me u bap OF
the celebrated Unga coffee, grown iii
the interior of Peru, he tells me O.
will get another sack of better coffee,
and also a box of the best chocolate Tor
me, to send home in his name. He is
the kindest-hearted and most generous.
ly-dispesed man ever met with bat !
he will gamble and attend cock Ii
which seems to be the uIiYeysaf euss
tom of the country. -
In some Of the mires they are cut
ting out pure silver from veins SIX, Y
eight and ten inches thick. At Chan
urcello there are about three hundred
mines in one mountain, which, "a t. as
distance, is said to resemble 81 huge
ant hill; there are more 81 then three
Thousand men burrowing on it all the
time, night and day. There is no sya-
ter within fifteen miles, nd it costs SIX 4
hundred dollars day 10 supply the
miners with water, and everything else
in proportion; and yet the miners tell
me, when the mines are rich they
laugh at all expense. s4
We have a long ride to take BY
moonlight to the Iluce we came from
this morning, forty miles distant; az
this place Wc are about S, 900 feet
above the sea, and the air is very
light and enervating. People in this
country cat fruit al day. besides. de-.
vouring a multitude of meats. si;sg.
Early each morning we take coffee
or chocolate; at 10 a. M, We have
breakfast, commencing with soup which,
is called Casonclla; the rest like our
dinners, except dessert. At9l p. m,
we sit down to lunch of'fruit, eInbra-
.cing'all the kinds ypu have at home, ins
the greatest abundance and very
seFaie
would be astolIshed to see tbs III
grapes, which grow in large aid solid
lunches; one kind of purple grape
grows as large as green. gage, OF
Bantam's egg. Ihave seen punches $50
large that no two tamished gormands
could eat one. The price offall fruit
is high; the ground they grow in is all {
irritnted. 1t is good to have friends
with large gardens. Yours, &c.
w. 3,
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BB~ Why is an oblong 0 like a
sentinel who gets no pay for his SER
vices ?,Bccausc it stands for nothing
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-10
FAIRFAX AND POTOMAC PLANK ROAD !!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Books of Sub.
scription amount not exceeding SIXTY THOUSAND
Of Capital Stock to be divided into shares of Fifty
Dollars each for the construction of the FAIRFAX AND
POTOMAC PLANK ROAD" will be opened on the Sd day of
MAY, 1852, at the following-named places
At the Office of ALFRED Moss Fairfax Courthouse under
the superintendent Of the Commissioners.
superintendent of VIM II. Tenney, o. Linhicum, Henry
Addison, Samuel Cropey H. L. Out and Francis Dodge,
any three of them.
At the Office of NICHOLAS CALAN Washington, D. c. under
the supernendence of Nicholas Calan, Ephram Wheeler
Fzhugh Coyle, Samuel Bacon George L. Parker VIM ii.
Gunnel, VIM A. Bradley a. Montgomery King, and r. w.
Latham, any three of them.
At the house of CRoMBIE, Leynvie Fairfax county,
under the superintendent of - Crombie, VIM. Nelson,
Thomas Ap O. jones' Francis Croker L. Foster Joshua
Gibson, and James Sherman, any three Of them.
At the ScHooLHoUsE at Falls Church. Fairfax county
under the superintendent of Amzie Coe Alexander G.
Powell, and George Risley, any three of them.
At the house of JAMES Cross In Centreville, Fairfax
county, under the superintendent of John r. Pugh A.
Grgsby, James Machen, james A. Evans r. NJ Whaley, B.
F. Rose, and John MILAN, any three of them.
At the house of JAMES PALMER Pleasant Valley Fairfax
county under the superntendence of James Palmer Alex
ander Haght, DR.. Hart VIM. H. Wrenn, silas Hutch
son R. H Cockrie and Talmadge Thorn any three Of
them &. w. HUNTER, jr,
F. D. RICHARDSON,
JARED MEAD
WILLIAM T. RUMSEY,
THOMAS r. LOVE-
NOAH DEYo,
JAMES HUNTER
THOMAS MOORE,
ALFRED MOSS,
mar 2T-3m Commissioners
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-10

On the 10th Of March, 1847, Gen. Scott ar
| rived before Vera Cruz. On the 14th Of Septem-
Der, 1847, he planted the stars and stripes over
the national palace in the city of Mexico, Within
these six months San Juan D'Ulloa--the Ameri-
can Gibraitar--was stormed, and the battles OF
Cerro Gordo, Contreras, San Antonio, Churubus-
co, Molinos del Rey, and Chepultepec We're fought
and won. With less than ten thousand fighting
men he attacked and routed, again and again,
thirty Thousand of the best troops of Mexico
posted behind the strongest Notifications, and
lighting with the courage of desperation. No
thing OF military achievement recorded in an
clent or modern history can excel the glory of
that march from Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico!
Such is brief sketch of one whose life has
been devoted to the service and glory of his
country, and whose patriotism is enlarged enough
to extend to the whole country. Born Southern
man, reared and educated among Southerners, he
hasfought and bled alike for the North and South ;
and to suppose that he could be willing to do in
justice to either, would be to declare the last
forty years of his life but a lie.
Much abuse has recently been heaped upon
this gallant patriot because he declines giving
written pledges upon the various questions which
may be involved in the approaching Presidential
election We doubt not that several of the gen
tlemen now prominent before the Democratic
party would cheerfully give pledges of any kind
WHdteUH, proVlutu tney coulu tnereDy secure u
nomination. 1t is not difficult to make promises,
and it is a very easy thing to break them We
could point to an illustrious example in the his
tory of the Democratic party which occurred but
a very few years since. A certain Presidential
candidate gave written pledge that he was in
favor of the protective system, and got tariff votes
thereby; but as soon as elected, became sudden
convert to the doctrines of free trade.
When a citizen has been for nearly half cen
tury in the service of his country, his past history
is the best guaranty for his future conduct