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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-14

HIRE, LIFE 81 MARINE INSURANCE.
r. The Richmond Fire Association are now prepar-
ed ssu policies of Insurance the above descrp
ton of risks reasonable as any similar COM
pany, and respectfully ask share of the patronage OF
the pub ic Applications will be received at the Of
fee, No. 223, corner Main and 9Th Streets where the
officers will cheerfully furnish all information that may
be required. AL losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
JOHN FL. BosHER, Secretary not
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-14

Passengers for Sraunton, by this route leave Rich
mond Monday Wednesday and Friday, at 6 M,
ats F M. "'o''
Passengers for Cumberland c. H. and FarmviIIe
leave the same evenings and reach Cumberland c. II,
at z next A M, and Farmvile by III A M.
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by Boats or
Stages must go at the risk Of the owners or we will
not forward them
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-14
| LExANDER MOTT AuCTIoNEER AND

a LEzANDER MOTT AUCTIONEER AND
IA OMMlSSiOI MERCHANT, corner Main
and " Oh Streets opposite City HotelHas always on
hand II private sale large and splendid assortment Of
new furniture and Housekeeping Goous, mincn will be
solo low for cash or approved paper, consisting in part
Of
Hair cloth spEing seat Sofas, Divans
Ottomaus, Sdeboards, Secretaries
Ladies' Cabinets, Bureaus
Curled hair and shuck Mattresses, ouble and single
Mahogany, French and low post Bedsteads
Trundle do
Mahogany, cane and Windsor Chairs
Do Wardrobes, Work Stands. Washing do
Do dining tea and card Tables
Clocks OF every description
STAPLE AND FttNLs DRY GOODS.
Cloths, Cassimeres, sestilzr .Calicoes
Irish Linens, Cashmeres, Muslins, Shirtings
Satnetts, Flannels Pins and Needles
Cotton and silk Umbrellas Hosiery
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Superior ivory handle Kuifes and Forks, 81 pieces
Buck handle Knives and Forks by the dozen
Do Car. ers and Forks
Britannia Ware, Tea Trays, &c
Pocket and Pen Knives cards
Razors, Scissors, Needles, Thimbles
FANCY GOODS.
Cologne, Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
Knitting Pins Suspenders, Accordeons
Dressing, tuck and side Combs
Backgammon Boards, Hair Brushes
Razor Srops Shaving Boxes
Ladies' Work Boxes, Spool Cotton
Money Cases, Family Bibles
Paper, Pens, Playing Cards
Manufactured Tobacco, Principe Cigars, Cherees
Travelling Trunks, Valices and Carpet Bags
Boots and Shoes Hats
N Carson Patent Challenge Backing &c
And many other articles too numerous to insert in
dvertisement-all of which will be sold very low
and on accommodating terms. NH 81
EOHN N. GORDON II SON, No. "a Main
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
Rnilronds and Temperance.

The interests of Railroad Companies are
more identified with the progress OF Temperance
than those of almost any other business. Expe-
rience has convinced them of the absolute neces-
sity of sobriety in all connected with railroad tray
cling passengers, as well as engineers brakemen
or trackmen, they value their own lives and the
lives of others, must preserve an intelligent sobre-
ty, since the speed of forty miles an hour is made
safe only by an exact regard to rules and regula-
tons. The expense account, in the ledger OF many
Railroad Companies, show items OF heavy dam
ages paid, with legal costs, for injuries done to
passengers who were at the time too much intex-
icated to use ordinary care for their own personal
safety. And then whole trains of cars have been
broken up, smashed, and their passengers bruised
or killed by the daredevil recklessness OF drunken
engineers and conductors.
One railroad company at least, has come to APP
preciate their true interest IN this respect as the
writer of this was forcbly advised, day or two
since, while passenger in the express train to
ALBANY on the Hudson River Railroad. Hearing
complaints of Impotence from one Of the passen-
gers my attention was attracted to ascertain the
cause, when the following expression revealed our
fellow travellers griei-"Be Id i'll don't think the
Maine Law governs this road, for they don't stop
where fellow can get drop of liquor anywhere
on the whole route" find ON inquiry that this
is literally the fact and it tells well for the shrewd
business calculation of the company, even though
there may be no soul or morality in it, And it is
fact that will tend to affect benefcially the price
of the stocks and securities of the company. For
gentlemen, and ladies especially, will prefer trav-
cling accommodations where the nuisance of in
ebriation and other vices, originating with steam
boat bars, are not perpetuay thrust in their pre-
sence. Beyond question the construction of rail
roads generally has raised the moral influence of
travelling and saves the wsyfarer from many degen-
Grating tendencies which were formerly associated
with journeys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
THE FINE ARTS.

rive have no quarrel with any man tor
lining our opinion nor for the attempt to show that
10 be III -four ded nor are we very wrotn that our
o,oe,ssiion Of certain qualities in picture should
..r,ed sayer Of fsregn notoheties although we
think that art or truth, the dignity OF discus
,en by that manner ofstatDg differences ofopinon
- ne do quarrel with any writer who, like the author
-" communication in Fridays Erening Post uses such
as the following In relation to our crtques
,..r,es.-"s but when the critic attacks artists
,e,uaiions are their ALL and endeavors to degrade
49,. whose knowledge ofart compared to his 10 az the
'Ns.,ev great to the infinitely small, =" &c. We
81 With him because such random and silly talk
-. most injurious impression. We have not at
80 .nv artist, and the author Of the communication
PERFECTLY well that bis assertion implies false
- To saw that Mr.. Durands picture is not great
If art and to show the reasons why such an opin-
s,,srtiued is lot to attack the arist-in any fair
~ word,. If the author truly thinks it is, he Is
destitute of that faculty of discrimination,
which his remarks upon all subjects, art inclu'
IN lack AN essential element After the exdoi'
s IS 40 brilliant talen, for Misunderstanding and
.e,,.,,op as that of his article, we cannot too
.,.s,, applsud bis resolution to address himself 70
,so,s who do not think for themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31

the system. have cool carthen jug OF water at
my bedside all night, and when wake with heavy
head and parched throat take full draught, iIn-
mediately break into profise sweat, and sleep
soundly and healthily till morning. He who lives
here must either sweat or die. However, my visit
is finished, and turn homeward, deeply grateful
to the Power which has so continually protected
me. Tomorrow | shall breathe purer air in the
Desert B.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31

~Mr "A. flanagan, who recently
killed hi, brother n-Iaw ct covinsf'a' 'o'''A' '''
mt,ed 70 bail Ia the SUN Of sd"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ELEVEN WEEKS IN EUROPE AsD wbar NAY ~
srrS rgy.y IN rsar TINE BY JAMES feEEstS
CL.sSE. i2ino. pp s2s Boston neknor, Reed
klelds New-York. Charles SeubaeE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-21

orrica SurERisrks OF PuBLIo PAINTING,
Washington, September 30, 1864.
ofbe provide for executing public print
kc approved August 1884, proposals will be
ceiyed al this othce Capitol Monday day.
OF December twelve o'clock furnishing the paper
that may DE- required fer the public printing
December, 1858 = II Al
The suboined list specifies nearly ascertaned
the quantity and the quality and description of each kind Of
that will BE- required.
900 realms fine printing uncaendered "a by
- inches, and 10 weigh onyhve pounds the Of
4u0 sheets
CLASH.
1000 fine printing paper caiendered, "a by 30
iaches and 10 weigh iysix pounds TO the Team Of 4sO
sheets.
800 superne caendeed printing paper
measure ~ by - inches weigh oryeight pounds
10 the OF 480 sheets. 1ya- F'-t .5.N II
The fibre Of the paper the above classes Of linen
and cotton free from oil aduiteraon with mineral other sub
stances, " fair whteness and In quTes OF twenty
sheets eac and y bundles contain
4s0 perfect Uniformity in color thickness and weight will
be required bundle under hve
from the standard weight will be the weight will
all be required Mixing Of tcknesses In the
bundle make the weight will be considered violation Of the
will be
entered for supplying required heen
public reqae the privilege
Of ordering greater quantity either should
required, such times and In such quantities be
deemed necessary. NHM
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Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept. is, i

Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept is, 1852.
I'd dsY Of JanSsr s og ,e removs Of e rait on Ned
viii be awarded the lowest
neni exceed hundred thousand dollars.
H# CONDITIONS.
The materials sminE the ran only be thoroughly
from be destroyed, that they
form distractions in,pedmen the navigation thereof
ner Whenever the shall at portion Of hs raj,
has been aad ,hs same :s be y an
the fact the department will such proportion Of the whole
a s. twenty per cent provided tat aas psson 20 paid FOR
shall part whole work
July eo3 he will tbs for which he willing
ase complete i BY he s july lss IL cannot
for the first mentioned period he viii state and will
When the Time specified in the contract for the completion Of
Ger Or ohces detailed ha, purpose by The Secretary War and
f appear such that has fully
iS nifty win @ he asudns say psr
not been fully complied wi then ne paysni shall Se made
but the balance the contract shall be forfeited the
proper have been made by the to his
and he shall offer complete .e work w,hoai any add
on ofths Secretary Of War; win be allowed him for thai
the shall be fully paid for.
8 no viii be required give his bond for $50 ooo
Each bidder
whom he ssa Sy them
that they win sign bis bond rees as above ana
STATE II which he ssids that are respectable cnen
AND % h s sn Nc Nc "a ]
these conditions shall DC complied with.
- ''''"s MI -.~ -1 J.J J.ABERT,
The Republic & and USo1 o oGa %
qae and Is hsS: rnassipAs cnenn.d Gazette nes
na. 6hio Louisville Jouna Louisville, Kentucky s. Louis
La New Orleans commeeial bulletin New Orleans bee,
New New LA & e above
'I's Sept - al"diesaawiian i la f ~ "''N N' ~ M
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The aforementioned timber delivered in the following
mplete Psburs,
United q
50 complete United Old
Point Virginia hsse The
30 day OF June will be- received delivery
Of the whole quantity required each
Tately 3Ftk
The timber above described the 0ngh
july middle Of March.
and be straight grained FREQ from and fcn Spli
checks and cracks A<t,
cep Of which free from
and all full dimensions above stated may
be delivered from within the period above named
when will be duly inspected and measured commanding
officer other authorized and
and received the quantities approved received, In
pele less than will be- price,
which will be retained by the Unlted
States until the completely retained
will be paid the but win be forfeited the United
inspection other information desired by bidders, spp
made, person.
Ger Of either Of the arsenais named 8t. ess
No will be allowed be
assigned transferred by other
office. E X
No advances will in be made bat
will be made above stated. e III sf3
envelope,
II. X. CRAIG,
Nov ll-dIw keawtl0h Dec. Colonel of Ordnasce.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

The o. person uTon teetf tilsis
payment o. the subscription be Iaaee la advances. rsE
Distant subscribers msy money possss
which viii be paid BY by ss safe
transmission.
COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during
son. Of Congress, and mi-weekly during tR
Subscriptions os period less than year
proporlioned 10 the above annual ft
Q POsTMAsTERs authorized agents and, ~
sending DAILY subscribers, $50
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with enclosed; WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed will be entitled copy 1s
furnish subscribers for, srafis f
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Proposals for Erecting Mint, with the Necessary
Machinery, Mt san Francisco, California.
T.sAsunr DsrARrxrsr, Oct. ?, IssQ.

Treasury DsraRrxrsr, Oct 2, lsS2.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this
The sh day Of February, lss9 for the construction Of the
branch mint at san f.aneco California according 70 the plans
disposed contract The said proposals
branch Of work. the night being department
et either way be found The most and adyisa
any eone, the building aed machinery eanno, be ani.ed and
which The expenditure Is expressly limited BY the Of Con
Psynea wiz every sixty days amount Of the
work and materials actually used the building
eseryng and payments twenty per
on The hr one hundred thousand doa and zen Per cent on
on Of the building and Its approval and acceptance by the do
Every proposal be accompanied by written
bs sasa % two " 1 sp @ m s ~
shah and viii and bond, with sufficient,
sse.,s ss ssSs Treasury Sny thousand
eed aus Z se"ompausd with aeS W"
Proposals viii also be received time and place for
ie spesealons, wSien VIII sewi.e furnished BY The des,
II relation 70 Se building With the exception amount Of The
bond required for the faithful o the contract, which viii
Proposals win received the time and place,
@ ns and s 81 @ o s @ and
the and conditions specified 10 relation 10 the
plans sPscasaop. referred above me build
ing and to be capable Of oonins n least h, o. rod
from one to twenty dollars each BY in
iy effect granted BY Congress. win Of
then be made for the erection oa building and furnishing the ma
bids will opened and recorded in the Of such
bidders think proper attend snd should the bids which
California received the department
previous the aforesaid s, day OF February 1883 viii
delay opening bids which presented
viii be practicable after the depart
officially a has been passed by the
Caforna eremptinR said branch
taxation, &C. required by tho 9th section Of the
Congress the % 1884, establish bfanch mint ofbe Un
ted States In California.
California who be disposed To make
building will deliver the
collector Of San Francisco previous TO The expiration Of
publication ofthe advertisement
Francisco period having
designated ofCongess for the notice for Cali
The san Francisco viii be furnished with
copies plans specifications for the information Of
who may wish 70 make bids there. - -
THOs. CoRwTN,
s-iawsFeb Secretary of the Treasury.
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In Admiralty.

The UNITED STATES AMERICA District of Columbia Wit
WHEREASa libel hath been filed in United States district
Of the District Of Columbia by John B. Mougomsy
against the cargo Of the ship Admtance which said libel -. ~
and charges that the said the TN day Of April ~
year ls4 at the port of San Josc in Lower California; ssized
the said John Montgomery being and commander
the United States ship Portsmouth, prize Of the saId
beant said libel that the said shall proceed
denim the said Of the said ship Admitfance
And whereas the honorable James g. Morse tbs said
hath ordered and appointed Monday Of December
next 10 O'Clock the forenoon OF the day for holding
the United States room, Washington, s
the trial Of the said ageeab the the said libel
liant
Notice hereby given thar district will then and hess be
held for the trial Of the said premises and the owner ons
and all who hereda
hereby cited be and time and place aforesaid
show they have why final decree should
9th October 1854 BY ordeT-Test:
Oct 29-d2ot JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
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In Admiralty

THE UNITED STATES AMERICA, District Of Columbia, wits
INHEREAS a libel United States district
of the District of Columbia, by John D. Mongomsy,
the ship Admiance her TACKLE apparel aud fuFnuru
uhch said libel and that said ship Aditancs,
her tacxe apparel aud urnne the h day Of April In the
i47, the Lower alornia seixed
by the said John b. ad John b. Montgomery b.
prize OF and the said beant in said libel prsys that the
shall condemn said Admttnnce,
tackle apparel, and furniture; y
honorable James s. Mos Judge Of the said
ordered aud appointed Monday of December
O'Clock in the OF the day. for holding
United states the city Of Wnshngton
for the trial OF the said Ship tackle apparel und furniture
ably TO the OF the said I,belant-
hereby given that d.str will then and
held the trial OF the said p nis and ownsn,
and all persons who may therein,
hereby cited TO be and appear tie and place Aforesaid
why should
9th October, le52. BY order-Tes:
Oct 2s-d20t JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
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cOMETHING NEw,-scotch port monnaies and card cnses
u IN te attractive. Also Turkey
Morocco with steel elasp in great variety and OF hs
latest styIes-copvcnient neat and cheap
pearl and papsr mache cafd cases Pocket tnves
and boys knives. assortment ~
dv rate qualities Ivory tablets. gpd pon paper folders hand
clips marks and convenient
eosts hut two cents. Writing desks, pofoiios NC, sc
For sale by GRAY = hhLLaNIfMh,
DctId
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M. THOMPSON.

attornsy and CoanssloS at Lao, WasAnston city, D. O.,
phAcTIcEs IN all The courts Of the District
o masna and virgns and proeeues claims against the
ernl arising nations treaties with
egn with tribes and claims
property Injured on destroyed suppes munitions
furnished and claims upon contract express implied with the
government officers
penso OF which he established amer being long
pended or rejected.
Communications
d. ", viii receive prompt attention Is
r. b. Refer, Unnecessary,
and 70 members Of Congress generally
Oct 24-2awu
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SPLENDID stock OF sbawIs.-We have just opened
splendid Of long shawls be found
retail house New York, and such win
favoraby with in the In stock be
found
handsome cashmere white green,
let, and centres which will offer n low
house IN the
300 long and Bay State shav comprising variety
of color and style In stock will be found
10 OF Worlds
for which style Bay Company received the
gold medal
Also, 30 plain mode with blue borders
IS half mourning, with and black centres
10 all black, long square do
10 long black Tibet shawls
IL do do do silk fringe
12 long do 81
25 plaincolored Thibe shawis, in long and square.
We splendid hanneis, cloths
for coak everything shawl and
line, which will sell accommodating NN 81
We would long shawis
preference other make they much heavier
and superior In colorng other make and
that viii goods with
other make the price will them the preferences
=
We respectfully from Of any Of the above
goods. w. M. sHU9TRR 4 CO.,
Nov 7-d2wif 7th street, NJ
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by ROBERT ARMsTRorG.


Bureau or Typographical Engnees,
October 20, esq.
PROPOSALS will be received including 2oh day
next December, fos the following articles required on Lake
~ psces hewn whte-oak mber square u inches feet
10 psss white OAK timber, square a inehss
,eess hewa white oak timber, TO square ~ inches each
ooooIcet board inch pine plank inches wide
An timber 10 be free from rents, splits and oher
GOO cords cub stone each
measure 1913 feet solid measure.
onsthd SIS. day Of nert March third ihs aoh
"i 3,@es M Of ,hg delivery Of The stone;
n, @ day 70, ns @ aaS Ap one Third 1 on the a'' day
The articles win be required at Li,de Fonor Waaksgan
wei Ts same QUANTITIES. qualities, kinds
wanted al Southport STORE Of Lake Michigan and the
hs same quantities. quaes and kinds of win
usd a, acine Lake Michigan, times and
PHon sans qaantes qu,cs and kinds
ortnus waus ana tiuies o. delivery.
Ine same quantities. quaie and kinds q materials will be
wanted sDboyeau, shore Of Lake Michigan and the
narons ma and times of delivery.
wanted at wei shore Of Lake Michigan aud the
nopouians and times OF delivery. tI5@ E@hN t &a III
Inspected Of the United States and
and s 70 sr saa
@ per viii be retained BY the United States until the
Completed when amounts retained will be paid The
viii be forfeited to the United states II the contractor
6il 10 fulfil his contract E%
Each proposal accompanied with evidence TINT the pro-
poser fulfil his contracts and ths depafmeni reserves the
sht OF rejecting proposal satisfactory in all
ADVANCES on contracts be made. Hut payments will be
made stated. - s.5
The places landing materials viii be pointed out BY the United
states agent notice 10 him BY The contractor On this account
Ss contractor Is not subject delay of days
m such landing delivery said articles
M United No delivery viii be acknowledged except in
Quantities and times stated accordance this adver
cement Until delivered inspected, and received, all articles will
a the and under his But when do
ed inspected reeeved they will be the risk aud under
e care OF No delayto inspect
ames will made allowed the Of the United
outside he envelope, will addressed the undersigned
J. j. ALBERT,
Col Corps Typographical Engineep
To in the Republic Inegencer and Union, WASH
ngou Courier and Enquirer, New York Commercial Advertiser
Commercial Advertiser, Chicago,
twenty times daily, week till Goth December.
Oct a6-d20S S2tawtDec20. s.sgH
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War Department,
Bureau of Typographical Engineers,

October 30, 1852.
PROPOSALS win be received including day
December next tor The following articles required ON Lake
Michigan - u,
100 pieces do As feet long, do
100 pieces do 60 feet long, do
10 pieces, l6 inches square, 20 feet long, do
100 white oak piles, 80 feet long
1905 ~ incl, bolt iroa, in pieces Of 2 is feet long
500 good hard stone for crib ballast so sand
Each cord or stone TO yield Ias feet solid
The foregoing articles be delivered New Buffalo (ake
Michigan) as follows;
by day AprI onetird by the 3isr day of
May.
onehd the 3 day of April NEXT third by the 3ls day
Of slay one third BY the 'Dh day Of June next
delivered these specified days, TO be
and inspected Ly OF The United States, and
and received the approved and received will be
paid according 10
due which viii be retained by the United States until The
b or WIN he e,'ts 10 Inc United states II ,be con
al 10 fuhi his contract.
The hewn sap splits, imperfectons
Proposals kinds Of maerials quantities. qualify
delivery viii also for Black Lake harbor QUA
county, Michigan.
Zach proposal VIII accompanied evidence pro
p able fulfil his and the department us
right rejecting proposal satisfactory In all
be made But payments win be
The places Of landing materials pointed by
him by the contractor. On this account
be subject delay OF days;
landing shall be considered delivery OF said articles
tsd states delivery viii be aknowedged except quaint
s and stated aud an accordance with TINS
Delivered Inspected and received, all articles will be ls
max Of he contractor and
ped received they will be The risk and under bs
TIE United No delay inspect and receive times stated
Will be allowed inc part OF the United states
proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Tnbern tbs
outside o the enyeope and viii be addressed % The undersigned
J. j. ABERb
Corps Typographical Engineers.
aoa, Courier and Enquirer YORK Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo, New York; Advertiser, Dc,roit CommecaI Advertiser
la. E.E Oct 22-d2o SawtDecl