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(tUEsAPEhF SEhND OHIO ChNALBOSDs
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June 25--f CHUBB, SCHENCK n co.
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MATTHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has re-
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NJ Rubinson, Bait Bowie, Jr, Md
w e. Alexander Phila Norton, Ark
j Bond, do J Alderman. y
] Thompson Pa ii Trabue, Ky
J A Capiin, do Mrs $ Perpont, Mass
Mr. McCleIland, N Y u Roberts, Ala
Mrs McCeiiand, do Elliott. do
Mr. Ayres, Ill w ii Turrel, do
Mrs Baldwin Chilias, Phila
DE- III + Barton, Va 4 4 Hal burton,
DR. + Magill, Nd Z Acheson, Va
J \ Weart, Phia Reall, Md
X French. Conn X Wallace, Va
4 French, do w Ball. Mass
NJ Painter, Pa MIR Heckart, Nd
J Jenkins, Nc Gcorgc, Bait
Hon + B Florence, Pa Misses Jarvis, do
Belts ID w Clark, Conn
IL Is Latrobe, Bait J Marshall, Nd
u Stewart. do liun Wilson, do
Dr. ] c Mackenzie do 4 i Lime, y
] Ecnly do Roach. Bait
Hon q Bovine, n w Norris, Pha
w w Wordsworth, do Capt ileeln.r, do
G Cushing Boston
CadsBy's Hotel.
l. Bayne, Va > : Reed, \
| = & Perkins, Ala Is Bowen, do
: Duncan. lr, Ky Sigler, Pa
Is Huntun ga ; & Mailer, Ga
Mr. Brazer. ) & ) Godfrey, Boston
X 4 Mccoy, Ga ) III Williams,
Col Pickeil Bait
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TIE WEATHER yesterday was as inlld and warm
al springtimc, and q bret continuation "i II VIII
produce material action IN the vegetable kingdom
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Ionc-estabIishcd and best Route to tn
$50, :s.ss.s 7: =: 49, sss

DANSENGEKS Ftp{ PITIHBNKT or WIIEEL-
j ING take the cars which leave Baltimore at
O'Clock a. M. aud ~ p. m. for Cumberland then
take coaches over the new Plank road by Somerset
and West Newton, the Youhiogany river, and
arrive in Pittsburg in about twenty four hours or
at Wheeling in about thirty two hours from Balti.
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ARRIVALS An rae PRINCIPAL HOTELS

| EXCHANGE HOTEL.--T CsmpeeH,
| por,s,no,,,h. Va: - r Simms, mississspgi =
Whine. lady and son, Prince Edward; Z trey
| lin. Philadelphia; D Spankmsn ana Iady, MISS
,;iis n &: j A Jones, Petersburg; A . Jones
sad son, MeckIenburg; T Taylor, Granville;
C e Rowan. c Price. u SN; G Goodwin, Bal
s;more: r w Broduax, Alabama: T. Brod-
mar. Petersburg; Hale, New Orleans; G B
Linn, Philadelphia; w o Jerdone, Louisa; J N
Van-Lew, Richmond; + Gregory, u, King vii.
liam; w kellinger, Baltimore; w G Harri
son, Mrs Harrison and servant, Miss Harrison,
Goochland; Col Richardson, Henrico; f Hale,
lady and child, 3 Blakeslee, Baltimore: L B
Grirr, Franklin; Z Blow, New York; r Brown
more; J A Middleton, New York.
CITY HOTEL.-J H Clay, Surry Co; P
B Foster, Cumberland, c Fl: w NJ = Wal
ker, Charles City; Emnerson, Md; Meak-
ing. Baltimore; H G Mason, New Kent; L
Lukeps, Albeinarl; H Hickins, Charloties-
Vile; A e Dickinson. do; A Clarke, James
Hubbard, Charles City; l. A Slater, Caroline;
i B Hunter, Portsmouth; r Pierce. New
Kent, C II: A Jones, York Co; A Har-
rell, Suffolk.
AMERICAN HOTEL Constant, New York
G Pettibone, Mrs Pettibone, Miss Smith and Miss
Humphreys, Alabama; C Wallis. Georgia; w
Morton, Farmvile, Va; w Roland, N Newman.
G; NJ Myers, Castor, z; webster, Jr, fnh
adelphia T Williams, Va; Caperton, Miss
Caperton, Miss M v Caperton, Monroe; C
Backford, Amelia; Gwstxin Lynchbure d
Dilleng, Amherst; J w Crosby, N York; Burton,
jr, Richmond.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-R II Burruss and two
daughters, Amelia; w L Gaggn, BedfordJ Ran.
dolph, G K BODIES, and Bentley, Goochlaud; T
Brown, Richmond; g w johnson, Amelia: Col C
A Crump. Richmond; w s Campbell, Farmville;
Col Scott Amelia; r Hill, Richmond; e P VIII.
kinson and G w Howard, Chesterfield; Arm.
stead, FRINGE George; C Redd, Eoitoway; A
Grunley Fluvanua; Nuel, Jr, Virginia; Hack,
EFT, Louisa; joan White and H shepherd, Abe.
marie; John Powell, Nelson; w Winston, Rich
mond; Faqua, H Kidd, Bagby, and N E
Martin, Fluvanna.
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A VENERABLE Observation-Disclosures Rous-
sin, Of Washington county, Missouri, is 81
years of age, and in good health. She has
seen her fourth generation, amounting to three
hundred and thirty. She was married in I775.
and as may readily be supposed. there were
hut few Americans resident in that State with
" the remotest period of her recollection
She has been widow for ,hirty-nine years.
BY her marriage, she was the mother of five
aons aud five daughters.
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SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-Th Gait iCanadal
Reporter relates the circumstances attending
surgical operation, by which a piece Of iron
was taken from mans arm, between the mus
Gle and the bone, which had been there with
out his knowledge seven months, having been
forced into the flesh by the bursting of bis gun
while he was hunting in England. 1t was a
part ofthe barrel Of the gun, an inch and q
lflong, and of rough and jagged surface.
1t gave him 40 pain or uneasiness, and he dis
covered it's presence accidentally.
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n OUsE FURNTSRTNE .T0RE

II OUSE FURNISHING STORE.-L.
II GlNTER offers for sale the following season
able House Furnishing Articles, assuring those who
may wish to purchase that they will get good
article at fair price. and that his assortment is
without doubt the largest and most desirable in
Richmond.
Refrigerators-Larabee Patent-The most
complete and best made article to be found The
price is % dollars. These are ready boxed I'D for
transportation to ihose who may wish to order
from the country or at distance can have them
sent and shipped free Of expense Have also other
styles from to l8 dollars.
Water Coolers, made by Larabee These are
much superior to any other in use, the construc.
100 being an Improvement over the old style; they
are lined with cork, which is much more imper-
vlous against the heat than charcoal thereby pre-.
serving tn ice much longer. We have them in
sizes OF Z 3, 4, and gallons.
hatGan chafrs-These articles are eptira,v
new ana OF my own introduction into this city.
Ihey are especially adapted to warm climates for
piazzas, porches, or country dwellings-are light,
strong, pretty and very durable, being exposed to
tne Wealnqf does not effect them asoa variety of
Camp Chairs and Stools, which are made yery
portable go that they can be folded up and carried
any where. :
Wire Dish Cevers-This is an Indispensable
article to any Hous e.keeper-is made of very fine
wo zen wire, of round, oval, and oblong shapes So
that they will suit either snack plates or large dish
es- ANY person by simply stating the size Of their
plate or dish can have one sent TO fit
shower Baths-Locke's patent. This is the
simplest and most popular Bath in use, it being so
constructed that the person using il can take ne
much or as little as he pleases also for sale all de-
scrlptions OF Bsthing Apparatus
!, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coolers, l, @ e. bot
ties Ice Picks and Trays, Liquor Mixers Muddle-s
Bathlng Caps, Bath Brushes &c g..
Ice Cream FreeZers- This Freezer ia the
invention OF lady (Mrs. Johnsion) which is found
70 be the best ever invented. The finest quality of
Ice Cream can be made by this Freezer from 90 To
80 minutes at cost less than 25 cents per quart
1hey are In sizes OF 4, 6. 8, TO- IL and l6 quarts
All the above with many other articles can he
had at the House Furnishing Emporium,
131 Main street.
n. b. Descriptive Catalogues can be had at the
store gratis. - '-e
lie 22-6t
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DEATH on RAILRoAD.-WilliamL l.. Cbal.
oner, conductor, was killed by collision
on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad at Med.
way, forty-one miles from Philadelphia ON
Friday, the llth instant. As freight train
was coming down il ran off the track. II was
met by an up freight .rain a, that instant, which
came IN collision with the cars of the track.
demollshIng about seven Of of them entirely,
his death.
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NEW LAW OF DESCENT In lNpIAEA.-A bill
introduced by MIR. Robert Dale Owen has pass
ed the Legislature of Indiana, and takes effect
on the FIRST of August next. This is said to be
the most important act ever passed by the Lee
gslature ofthat State, and will effect every pro-
perry holder in it. The State Sentinel says:
Ii makes changes radical and sweeping; il
abolishes the principles of law that have pre-
vailed for The last 6 or centunes-since the
days of William the Conqueror-and most of
which still prevail over the Union except in a
few States which lean to thecivil law system.
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III L SUBSCRIBERS have associated
L themselves for the purpose of conducting in
this city, Tobacco and General Commits.
sion Business, under the Firm of KENNETH Il
DUDLEY, and respectfully solicit your patronage
Que business will be exclusively Commission
business; and an experience OF twenty years by
our senior partner in active Mercantile life in this
city, and determination on the part of both, to
promote the Interests of our friends. will, we hope
secure to US liberal support. We are prepared
to make the usual Advance on Consignments in
hand, and to purchase Produce &c on the Gus.
tomary terms. We will occupy the large and
commodious Warehouse, No II Public Landing
JNO. KENNETH,
JEO w. DUDLRY
Refer to Jas Warwick, ESQ.,; Jas Thomas, Jr,
Esq; Messrs Thomas q Sam1 Hardgrove, and
Sutton IL Winston
Cincinnati, april 10Th, 1852 jel5-3m*
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SMOKING TOBAC-
u CO.-Great Desideratum for Smak.


ers.-The undersigned offer to the consumers of
Smoking Tobacco, an article which has been pro-
nounced by all who have tested it. superior to any
preparation Of the weed for smoking purposes
which has yet been offered to the public. The pc
cuiar advantage of the article which they Offer 10
this: in all tobacco there ia concrete OIL Nicotine
one OF its active principles and which is eminenty
poisonous The effects of this principle are disa
greeably felt, more or less, upon the nerves and
stenlach by all smokers. The Tobacco offered by
the undersigned has been entirely deprived of its
poisonous properties, whilst, at the same time it
retains all its fragrant and aromatic qualities So
mild and pleasant has been rendered that persons
of weak nerves can use it without Inconvenience
Ii has the additional advantage that it does noteave
that strong and pungent odor 80 perceptibe and
offensive in close rooms
CHARLES SCEUMANN & CO.
B The above article can be found in any guam.
tty at BENNETT g. BEERS, Druggist l25 Main
st., agents for the manufacturers
NH 27-3md
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WHEAT The Wheat harvest on lower
James River is now progressing finely. On
several Gne plantations on the North side of
lower James River the wheat crop has been
terribly cut up by the army worm, in some
cases one-6fth. On several large estates on
the South.side of the River, between so and
7e miles below Richmond, however, the harvest
il abundant.
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HoRRID DEATH.-A young man named AL
fred Beard met with horrid death at East
kush, Monroe county, on Wednesday morn
ing. He was at work 10 turning shop. and
was caught upon wheel which carried him
around until be was literally torn into pieces.
The brains and blood were scattered about. his
clothes torn of, md his body lay upon The
moor. No one was present when the accident
happened. He leaves wife and two coiIdren
Alb Reg.
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ETHERizATIoN or Iona most novel
operation was performed at South Boston yes
terday afternoon. Francis Aiger, Esq. has in
his possession, at his residence in South Bos-
ton, lion about six months old, of the species
known as the American lion, and brought
short time since from South America. The
lion, as il has increased in size, has grown
quite ferocious, and it was deemed advisable TO
remove his claws, which were very sharp: to
preuent him from doing injury to those who
might approach his cage. To accomplish this
end, DIR. Charles T. Jackson yesterday admin
istered ether to him. At first, he was quite
cross and snappish and some difficulty was ex
perienced in getting the sponge to his nose.
At last, however, soothing impression was
made, and after pound and a half had been
administered, he became perfectly docile, and
slept quietly for twenty minutes. In the mean
time, his claws we've removed with pair of
sharp piucers, and when bis lionship awoke
from his trance, he found himself deprived of
hrs most formidable weapons of defence. The
lion soon recovered his wonted agility, and this
morning was as lively as ever. Ii is probable
that il will be necessary 10 cut off his teeth be-
fore he will be considered safe pei 1rdUeI-
Ter
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M9e-,Ii5IuIh CANAL NAVlEAHLk.-
Monday, the 3rd instant, our Pack
et B0aIs resume their regular trips for Lynchburs
and Buchanan. Fare to Lynchburg IS So TO Blu
channn, S5.
A new daily line for Staunton also commences
on the Bird instant. Leave Richmond by our Boats
in Scoitsvlie next day at IL and into Staunton By
Fickiin & Co.'s line Of STAGES, by 0. P. N. FG's
through only 81.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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HARD RUs.-A Mexican paper states ,ha,
the finances OF the country have sunk to $50 80
low q state that nothing short Of another war
from bankruptcy.
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CHANGE OF NAhE.-The London "Pupch,,
saws: II may be proper to state that tho dist;n.
guisned individual, known among the ancients
% CUPID, has recently changed his name 10
cnpldty and will hereafter devote his a,,en
tion TO matters OF money as well az matr;mnnu
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HAVE NOW ON HAND, and am receiy.
ing daily, the best Lump Coal. from the Med
sotnisn Pits, which will deliver al II cents mar
ousnei, payable on the first OF January next Per.
ws ,aning 10 lay in their supply tor the wntrr,
whs, .eaS Iheir orders to my Office on 18th street
ias .aes "iii De attended to promptly.
= :. : CHASTAiN FARRAR.
t.C =, nrn AZ WEALTH.-FR4NK7TS
= CLgihinG sToRE.-The subscr;sars H NJ
cnant iaiiors would respectfully infnr,, .hs .el
o. hicnmond and It's vicinity that fhev
ii,.shed at No. b Main srreSSy I n,. es.ao.
va branch Of their Philadelphis CIo,bin cnwpno,
house, where they now have ready f =. ware.
one OF the largest and most superior stock N
Made Clothing in the city o. Richmond 5, nesoy
pest materials and workmanship, which ~ yss 81,
sei from 20 &C % pc. cent less than srv ,,,, =
tabiishment inthe city. ~ osnel ~
Also, . large stock Of gentlsmen's fnr,a.h;n.s
foods, such as Shirts, Collars, craysts psss g
handkerchief. Gloves, Suspendars, &c. 800
h. DEcOU u CO.
ap IV-d5m No Ice Main street.
ACksON,s And ELKINTONSs CAN
= uLEc--50 boxesfor sale By HktS4*
jelg wfLLfAMs& BRO
n0COANUTs.-A few thousand left, and Tor
" sale By
jels WILLIAMS & BRO.
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I ADIES, IF YOU WANT GAITER
- BOOTS AND SHOES OF GOOD QUALITY.
call on the subscriber
The subscriber is now manufacturing Ladies'
and Misses Cater Boots and Shoes of the best
in want of Boots or Shoes of good quality, will
please call and leave their orders IS they will be
properly attended to,and no pains spared to please
ALEX HILL. l27 Main St,
je rs Ricomond Va