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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-19

Ofappoplexy near Weston Lewis county, Va, on Sat
urday evening 9TH May Mrs. CATHARINE HOW
LETT, wife of Mr. William Hewlett in her fifty ninth
year The deceased affectionate and devoted
wife and mother She has left husband two daugb
tiers, and numerous relations to mourn her loss
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NEW YORK, May I5.
The Wings of the 4th district in this city last night
elected Scott deleg ate the National Convention
Fillmore delegate chosen represent the sixth dis
trio
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ket was active--all Securities had advanced
Gold Dust $3.50. Exchange on New York
per cent pre- nlinm.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PURE & UNCOMFORTABLE BOOK,

C. b. TAYLOR
2 Good books may be compared to dear and faithful
cheer and treshen the pathway life To this class the
writings of the pious and gifted author of the following
works belong They are all worthy ola place in
The Records ofa Good Mans Life, by the Rev. Chas B.
Nav Yon M n "A; p[ace H. s.n,
Is thus Religion? or Page from the Book of the
,rh PIG oy the same rs
1haank1alness narrative comprising passages from
~ the diary OF Rev Allen Temple. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
harnestness, or Incidents in the Life of an English
Bishop being sequel to Thankfulness. rs
Lady Mary, or Not ofthe World. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Margaret Or the Pearl; IS
The Angels Song, Christmas Token. .-... rs
facts IN a Clergymans Life. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Mark Wilton the Merchants Clerk -.....-..... rs
Arthur ana his Mother or the Child of the Chureha
Aso ths ao oo,rna h., 81 81
place beside the above, viz:
Scenes in our Parish by Country Parsons Daugh-
ter, to whlch1s prefxed memoir ofthe authoress,
Peace in Believing, exempifed in the Pastors Danpb
ter. Clergymans Wife, Pious Mother and Dying
Saint, being the memoirs of Mrs. East written by
her husband, the Rev. John East M, author Of
My Saviour Observation-Disclosures. so
The Lighted Valley the Closing Scenes in the
Life ola Beloved Sister with preface by the Rev
VIM Jay, author of Morning and Evening Exerci
With many other excellent Books. which can be xeen
on the subscribers counters and shelves.
NASH & WOODHOUsE
my Eagle Square
plRLES AND THE BOOK OF COM
- MON PRAYER.-NASH & WOODHOUSE are
suppled with complete assortment of the most desra-
bic editions OF liz ibIes and Prayer Books, bound in
sheep, roan cai morocco morocco with clasps velvet
with clasps papier mache and in the massive antique
style suitable for the pocket the pew the pulpit and for
family worship.
Citizens and strangers furnished in quantities or with
single copies at retail
my 10 No 1879 Main street. Eagle Souare.
vHNHE TWO FAMILIES; an episode in the his
tory of Chapelton, by the author of Rose Douglas
The Principles ofCourtesy, with Hints and Observa
tons on Manners and Habits, by Geo Wnfrey Hervey
An Exposition OF some of the Laws of the Latin Gram
mar by Gessner Harrison D. Professor ofAncieut Ian
guages nthe University of Virginia. Luz
No. 3 Bleak House by Chas Dickens.
A. NORRIS,
myl9 Late Drinker & Norris 81 Main street
i ONION PORTER AND SCOTCH Ale
IL receiviI and for sale by
my 10 J. II Wake & CO
NORTHERN HHAY.-400 bales Northern Hay
delivered from dock for sale by
TINY 10 EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co.
NROuND ALUM sALT.-lo0o sacks Ground
~ Alum Salt, landing and for sale by
my ~ EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co.
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DEF At COST FOR CASH,
$4,000 WORTH DRY GOODS!

SELLING OFF AE COST FOR CASH,
$4,000 WORTH DRY GOODS!
Word, Ferguson az RnrIsdaIe,
EXTENDING to make change inther business on the
first day July next offer their Stock of Goods
Cost fer Cash, and respectfully ask persons who desire
purchase to call and examine for themselves before
they do so They feel confident that general as
sortment of Dry Goods selected with care,
offered for sale in this market 1t was
aimported by themselves orpurchased by them of man
ufactures and their agents.
The goods of which consists the latest and most
approved STYLE embracing among other things 3d. A.
ga and 12-4, Bleacded and brown Domestics prints
from cents to the best quality French English and
American Lawns. ditto Ginghams, ditto black and fancy
Cloths and Cassmeres, Satin, Silk and Marseles Vest
ings. Irish Linens and Sheetngs, Linen Cambria and
Lawn Handkerchief silk do large stock of lexanders
wants Clothing every description together with gem
eral assortment of every thing usually kept in Dry
public that there is hum6ug in this advertisement.
may 3-dlm
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Judge of the Circuit Court for the City of
Richmond.
AT the request of many citizens and with his consent
announce Col John A. Meredith as a candidate for
the above office. NV 1A---tf
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EY EsnCfHAX RID CAUTHORN.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:

REGULAR
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY.
AN the days above named, commencing at 81 o'clock
~ will sell at auction at my store 18th ST., va
riety of miscellaneous articles consisting o. the follow
ing
GRoCERIEs-sugar Coffee, Gunpowder Tea, Can
dies, Soap, Nails Starch Bacon HAMS shoulders and Sides
Rice, Pepper, Ginger, Brandy Whiskcy, Gin, Moasses
Butter. Lard, Herrings, Shad
observation-disclosures Sideboards, Washstands,
Feather Beds hair and shuck Mattresses Bedsteads,
Chairs Candlestands dining, tea and toilet Tables ed
ding of every description, Tenders, Shovel and longs
with many other articles in the house keeping line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c-I Will also sell Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind Hats, Caps,
Crockery ware, Matches, writing and wrapping Paper
Books, &c.
NH 90 R. CAUTHORN
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Extensive Fire

New York, May II, P. M.
Trohs sugar refinery establishment fully consumed
by fire last night The total loss of building and
is estimated at $780, 900.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-05-19

BALTIMORE MARKETS, May 1s.
Sales of 500 bbls FLOUR at 81. Red WHEAT 95 to 90
cents white 97c to 81. Corn steady.
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THE OFFICE OF THE
Il NEW YORK DAILY HERALD
PHILADELPHIA DAILY LEDGER,
BALTIMORE DAILY SUM-
BALTIMORE DAILY CLIPPER,
And general depot for ALL the
Magazines, Newspapers and Cheap
Publications.,
Is at 1921 Broad street. opposite Broad Street Hotel
THOMAS Fl. GRESHAM
General Newspaper Agent.
N. B, Herald Ledger received 6, A M; sun and
Clipper at a. P M. 1T
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NOTHCE-COOP WANTED.

THNHE subscriber wishes to hire by the year, month";
Il otherwise, forty flour barrel Coopers, to whom
slant employment and liberal wages will be given Also
is DESTROYS OF purchasing FLOUR BARREL TIMBER
in any quantity at the highest market price, delivered
Richmond Va either in biles dressed An early ap-
plication is desired
Aim WIN. G. WALTHALL
-D7Whig and Dispatch will please copy twelve times
each and send bills to this office
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WELLINGTON GODDrN.
IosT REAuTsvUL DWELLING ANp

RXOsT REAUTEEUE DWELLING AND
I'VE BUILDING LOT ON 18TH STREET, BE
TWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS-Will
be sold on U ESDAY afternoon the first day of June,
1889 upon the premises, commencing at o'clock that
most beautiful and attractive residence 18th street, be-
tween Marshall and Clay streets in the occupancy
oil Mr.. John H. Eustace The dwelling is well built is in
good repair and has ample accommodations for the gen.
tcel accommodation of large family The lot which
the dwelling stands has front of Il feet and depth Of
100 feet
After the sale ofthe dwelling, most beautiful lot lying
to the South of will be Sold having front OF 30 feet and
a depth of 1870 feet.
The location OF this property and the beauty and CHAR
acter OF the improvements attached to it, together with
the fact that whst is a retired and gentcel neighbor
hood it is yet within five minutes walk Of all the principal
public places of business in the city.
TERMS .-Onethird cash balance at and years, for
negotiable notes. interest added secured by deed
my II w. GODDIN Auct.
RY DUNLOP, EONCURE Il GO.
SHGES, TRUNKS, &C., AT AUCTION
~ On FRIDAY the 21st, commencinga at 10 o'clock,
will sell at auction sales room, assortment OF
valuable Shoes Boots Trunks Lasts &c, belonging til
estate of Judah Myers deceased by order of the Ad-
mnistrator.
ALSO-50 packages Shoes and Boots
TERMs-Under 500 cash, 800 and over months ere
dit for approved paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE 4 co,
my 10 Auctioneers.
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ALEX. MOTT & co.
NOTICE.


OFFICE OF SUPT. OF STREETS May 10, 1852
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
Il Thursday, the goth inst at 10 O'clock NJ for excava-
ting the earth and constructing cuvert between and
600eet long. on6th street. from the Canal ards James
River The culvert will be p feet wide and 81 feet deep
clear with walls averaging two feet thick and is range
from to II feet deep from the surface of the street the
waterne of the culvert The masonry will be wrought
in Hydraulic cement State the price per lnea foot
Also fora cuvert and suitable head wall and stack in
vine 9th street. between Clay and Leigh Streets
this culve to be 100 feet long, feet wide and feet high
clear with side walls averaging feet thick with late
raj branch leading from Clay street into the main cuver
about 200 feet long, and 2x2 clear The proposal should
the price per nea foot of EACH The estimate for
the first mentioned culvert So IS per foot for the
main cuvert 9th street So So and for the lateral
branch 81 SO per foot and bids beyond these estimates
will be considered
Also for grading and travelling the sidewalk of 9th
street, from Byrd street to Haxals Mill Canal The pro-
posa should the price per cubic yard for grading
deposite said street. ESTIMATED grading aone ard
for travelling with gravel from CANDLES Hill per square
yard and four inches deep. NJ BATES,
my 14-dtd Supt Streets.EE
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nR. OLIN'S WORKS-The works of Stephen Oh n
- d. d.. LII D.. late President of the Wesleyan Uni.
verslty. In two volumes 12mo muslin ST each. Vol.
l. Sermons and Sketches. Vol H. Lectures and Ad-
dresses
These volumes published in compliance with very
general desire the part of those who acquainted
with the late President Oin The Sermons are full of
thought and Suggestive presenting good idea Of the
simple style and earnest of who stood among
the foremost in the first rank of impressive and effective
preachers of the gospel The greater portion of the Sc
cond volume is devoted to the discussion topics
ed with Christian Education The authors large and
comprehensive views oths important subject We're both
developed and modified by the experience of quarter of
century during which he brought in contact with
students of great diversity Of mental aud moral structure
The Lectures written in full but few months
before the authors DEATH They followed by four of
his Dscourses to the Graduating Glasses of the nversi
ty. The remainder of the volume is occupied with Ad.
dresses, Essays, &c
THE DALTONS, or Three Roads in Life-by Charles
Lever. evo. paper Soc
The intense spirit and froc of the authors sketches
have made him of the successful writers of the
day.-Li. Gazette
We hardly know how convey an adequate notion of
the exuberant whm and drolery by which this writer
characterzed.-John Bull
A MANUAL OF GRECIAN ANTIQ UITIES-with
numerous illustrations by Charles Anthem L. L. D. Pro-
f-ssor of the Greek and Latin Languages in Columbia
College, rector of the Grammar School, 10 mo- sheep
s7ic.
The present volume is the plan with the Man
ual of Roman Antiquit es, recently published
For sale at NORRIS BOOKSTORE.
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ENAGEE FOUNDRY-The subscriber having
~ removed to the large Foundry, just erected by lin
and fitted out with machinery of the latest and APP
proved STYLE is in addition the manufacture of Toba co
Flatering Mills prepared to receive orders for Stationary
Steam Engines, Saw and Grist Mills, Agricultural Ma
chimes Tobacco Presses every descriptions all kinds
of Iron and Brass castings He pledges himself to exc
cute faithfully, and with despatch all work entrusted to
him, and respectfully solicits call from his friends and
the public generally.
The highest cash prices paid for old cast ron brass
and copper PHILIP RAHM
APP Cary between Pearl and 5th sts
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GRAND AND EXTRAORDINARY
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
On SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 22D,
Al Sac sJniycrsniist Church.
Mile, Teresa BsHrOssi.

Mile. Teresa ParOssi,
DRIMA DONNA from Her Maiesty's Theatre in
l. London, ON her way to Europe, respectfully
that she will give her first and positively only Grand
Concert, which occasion she will be assisted by
MADAME STRAKOSCH,
tLate Mile Amaia Patti the distinguished Prima DON
ma from the Italian Opera House, New York
MAURICE STRAKOSCH,
The eminent Composer and Pianist and
MISKA HAUSER,
The unrivaled Volinst.
The programme will contain gems from the great mas
ters of classical sacred popular and miscellaneous music
English Ballads and Songs, Italian Airs, Duets Fanta-
sias &C. and will be the richest varied and inte
resting offered to the intelligent citizens of Rich
mond
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, to be had at the principal
hotels music and book stores and at the door on the
evening of performance.
Doors open at 7l-concert to commence at 81 o'clock
nv lS-f
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

SAILED,
Brig H Lowell, Booker, Boston.
Schr Mercy Ia ylor, Nickerson Boston.
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimore Ludlam L Wat
son.
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish New York, do do.
NEW YORK, May 17-Cld, schr Merchant, Couch,
Richmond Ard, schr Haxall Layfeld, Richmond.
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" she undersigned have this day formed co.pa
Il nership to transact general Exchange and
Banking Business, under the firm of MAURY K
MORTON. They wildealin Exchange, Bank Notes al
Coin and will purchase and sell Stocks and other public
securities commission
Office under City Hotel, corner Main and Wall sts.
r. II. MAURY.
Richmond, Feb 81. j. B. NORTON.
fe 25-tf
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EW BOOKS, just published, for sale at
~ THOMAS H. GRESHAMS,
Periodical Depot, Broad street.
STANLY THORN, by Henry Cockton-price so cents
The EARLS WARD, by Sylvanus Cobb Jr price 25
LOLA MoNTEz or Mysteries of the Court of Bava-
ria price 25 cents.
WAR or the SKATY BOY price 25 cents.
THE DALTONS, by Charles Lever; price so cents
THE MOB CAP and other tales, by Mrs. Caroline Lee
Henty price 50 cents,
MARY PRICE, No. O. by G. w. NJ. Reynolds price
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES, by Prof. julius Caesar
Hannibal price 25 cents
THE 18TH OF May or a Cruise in the La Plata
price CSC.
THE CONFESSIONS OF AN ATToRNEY-price
1vENITIA TRELAwNEY, vol and conclusion
price Soc
wooDREvE MANOR, or Six Months in Town
JOURNEY TO ICELAND being No. 8 of Putnams
Semi monthly Library-orce 25c.
THE MILLINER AND MILLIONAIRE, by the au-
SAXTONS RURAL HANDBOOK
THE AMERICAN BIRD FANCIER, considered
with reference tothe Breeding Rearing Feeding Man
agement and Pecuarities of Cage and House Birds
price 25 cents.
THE PESTS OF THE FARM, with instructions for
their extirpation-price 25 cents.
THE GOLDEN CHRISTMAS by VIM Gilmore
CRIMES OF THE HOUSE OF AUSTRIA AGAINST
ARRAH NEIL, by G. p. R. James-price a5 cents
THE GRUMBLER, by Miss Ellen Pickering-price
25 cents
Any of the above mailed free of postage to any place
my IS
STRATTON's OFFICE, No. 5, south
~ 18th street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 112-May 15th
81 IA 80 10 So 40 % 8 10 ~ 65 10.
Ticket Nos. 4 10 55l The second Capital of 81 300
Whole, '' 10 40 IS
Half !" IA % 80 all sold and paid by
Ticket >" 55c5 TO- sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, No. MAY Is:
As 81 g. 80 35 40 20 IS 16 80 10 IA 76 II.
Whole Nos l6 II rs, prize of $780, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, No. 8, Mayl7th;
% 40 II SO A so 6 Al So 30 Sc 10 rs.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, No. ia, May sth
GO 76 45 48 l 46 50 % 90 81 70 II 70.
WEDNEsDAY-Delaware, No. 9-Capital s31, 1882
rs Nos, 12 drawn. Tickets SO.
THURSDAY-Kentucky, extra. No. 116-Captal
$4,000 IS Nos, 10 drawn Tickets So.
~ IHURSDAY.Delaware extra, No s-Capital: $685.
FRIDAY-Delaware, extra, No. e-Capital: s15aso
IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets "a.
Kentucky, extra, No. l1s-capital: a.
500. &c Nos. IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Brilliant Scheme for Saturday. May 22d:
Delaware Lottery, class Alto be drawn May 22d
ls5snsplendld Capital $4,000, prize of 10000 of
10000 of 1925 of $780, of 1900 Is of 700 &c &c
7snos, Is drawn ballots.
Buyers referred to my list of prizes which are
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues increase the number
sold and paid by me-
U Orders orpackages, certificates or single tickets in
the above schemes and in all the lotteries promptly
tended to- and drawings sentwhen requested Please
my II N. STRATTON Richmond Va
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WILLIAM BOOTH.
gTPTFOT 4, @T FER g. ESAEEES EBANGER


UPIFOLsTER s. PAPER EHANGER
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
HI public that his Spring Assortment of Goods in the
above line is now compete-consstng of Paper Hanging
Borderngs Fire Screens and Curtain Papers the
styles, both French and American; Window Shades Cor
nices and Curtain Bands; Satin and Worsted De Lame
Damasks Lace and Muslin Curtains Tassels and Cord
Gimp, Hair Cloth Curled Hair; Sofa, Bed and Chair
and Table Oil Cloths Canton Matng Sofas, Chairs, Di-
Sofa Beds Lounges, French Bedsteads of Mahoga
ny, Walnut, and Curled Maple, with many other articles
too numerous to mention, all ofwhich he will sell the
most reasonable terms at his
Furnishing Ware Rooms,
140 Main ST. Corner of 18th.
P SRooms and Entries papered the shortest notice
and in the neates manner both in and country.
17-6t w. BOOTH
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Dew NO. 9S ST. PAUH1'S CHURCH,
d tending to from the city, l offer for ssle
Pew, No. % in St. Paul's Church
IN 1G-3t IN0. IN. WHIIEIEID
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on nn0 FEET L If INCH DRESsE ID
CO.OOO FLOORING, even lengths
$4,000 feet white Pine Boards and Plank
10000 do seasoned Oak Boards
$4,000 do Irish Buttonwood
10000 do II inch clear heart Step Plank
Now landing from schrs Telegraph, Canton Ashland,
for sale by
my lift r. & G WHITFIELD
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Il BILIOUS HAB1TS.-Ifyour liver is deanged your
skin will be yellow; Dyspepsia and Bilious nditon of
the system will follow you will be troubled with cold
feet variable appetite and press spirits. By taking
Dr. Roses celebrated Railroad Anti Bilious Pills you
will soon find althe above bad symptoms dsapI ear They
give strength and richness to the blood Boxes 2I and
25 cts. For sale by Il. r.. DUVAL
my 10 Under American Hotel
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THURSDAY-Kentucky, extra. No. 116-Captal
$4,000. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. extra, No s-Capital: 500,
600 7ssNos, 10 drawn Tickets S.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-03-10
Regulations for the staunton Press.

The Undersigned, proprietors Of the several papers
published in StauutoH deSrouS OF protecting their col
nmns from unreasonable demands for the promotion oil
sriyatc or personal ends, and Of establishing uniformity
m their rates of charge aud OF conducting this
part of their business have united in the following reg
NlStions:
Communications, calling upon individuals to become
candidates for office, urging their claims TO puoe Id
vur and all om candidates themselves,
will be charged for, at the rate Of 20 cents per square,
always to be paid IN advance
Tributes of Respect add other proceedings of the va
rous Orders aud Societies. viii be charged for the
above and on the condition.
The charge for au authorized announcement OF can
ddatc for any office in the gilt OF the people. will DC
So S0--slso 10 be paid in advance.
nvLEs 70 BE OBSERVED IN ADVERTISING.
The published rates of charge for advertising, whether
by the year. or other specified PERIOD viii be strictly
adhered to, without variation.
limited TO their own Immediate business aud the ou'i-
ness of an advertising firm is not considered as nclu-
ding that of lis individual members.
Yearly advertisers will be kept risIdIy within the
limits for which they contract charged extra Tor a
nv exccss- allowing however, some latitude IN the
business seasons.
All advertisements for strangers transient persons,
TO be paid for in advance
For the purpose securing uniform charges aud mu-
tua protection the following rates have been agreed
TO- They will BE- published conSpicuously IN our sew
eral papers that advertisers may be informed OF our
Iocet rates and our determination to adhere strictly to
them.
RATES ov ADvESrtsiNo.
Professional Cards. not exceeding Seren lines, wIl
he inscrted QUE year for S. CO months Tor SO %.
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STANTON SPECTATOR
TERMS.

~. Tss"sPECTATO OR" is published once q
;oee%, atToo Dollars year, If paid in adrance, o.
Zoo D Ilars and FIFTY Cents If delayed beyond Ia
: ,jr1iion ofihe year No subscription WiH ercceto
for le IS time than sic months, and subscription
,,u Sc discontinued bat at the option Of the Editor
,tntH all drreardges are paid. ,
OSs- Au oalnunicaiions TO The Editors, by meal
isl be post. paid. or teu tcu not be attended TO.
Rt- Rt-IDVERTISENENTS Of thirteen lines (oI
asserted three times for dollar, and t1ehty
zoe cents for each subsequent cOnttn"e"cs Large
made % advertisers By tae gear e edgertiSer b
,g cor6aea 10 tte partieGlcr ne ef his business
i1sn he ne5er Of times advertisement as to 6e IN
,a - nor MARRIED on e copy 10 ,rit be continued
cJr6id and charged accordingly.
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Yours respectfully,
AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY LEAGUE

"AMERIcAN REvoLUTIoNARY LEAGUE.
the Philadelphia Ledger publishes tho
Constitution of the American Revolutions
ary League" recently organized in that
CITY, to promote and aid the Democratic
movements throughout Europe. 1t Is de-,
signed to give permanent form to the agita-
ton commenced by KInkel and Kossuth,
and to create in this country on institution
for foreign intervention somewhat after the
model of that projected for the State Of %
hio. The various conflicting parties are for
the time to pass over sectional differences,
and 10 unite "for the destruction of the
common foe, "and when that event shall be
accomplished, "!he allied yictors may con-
tend for the spoils." Military companies
are to be formed in every city and county
in the Union-auxiliary association are to
raise weekly contributions to a fund to sus.
tain the threatened struggle "for the amir
inlation Of oppression--a congress of the
representatives of associations is 10 have
control OF affairs, and 10 elect political
committee Of three persons, with full pow
er to act IN concert with other nationalitief
SHcl, an organization appears to be at ut
ter variance with The duties of citizens Of
the United States and their relationship 20
the laws; and, if persisted in, cannot fail to
prove prolific source of domestic difical.
ty, and possibly to trouble with other coun-
tries. II is, however, in strict accordance
with the doctrines of the fraternity of in
terventionists, and will no doubt be sup.
ported by an appeal to the expositions Of
international law with which Messrs. Kos-
suth, Kinkcl Cory, and Cass have favored
the public.-Wdsh. Rep.