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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. .
II. II. DANIEL ESQ.

TO he Editors Of The Tunes:
We pleased the w4nnunciaton in your paper
ofths morning, that this gentleman will be candidate
for the Office. OF Commonw Attorney in the Circuit
Court for the city of Richmond His talents profound e
gal attanments long experience acquired Prosecuting
Attorney in the County Court of Henrco einently quat
ify him for this position.
P0pTlLI.
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II h ode Island Election.

Rhode island Election.
PROVIDENCE, Apri9. Z
The Wings have large maiortes in both branches Of
the Legislature.
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y DAY evening, the 3oth September at half past
clock, at my store opposite the City Hotel will com
mence my Night Sales and will continue them during the
season. at which time will be sold from the shelves gen
eral assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods Dry Goods,
HARDWARE and Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &c. &c.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Cloths. Cassi
meres Vestngs, Calcoes, Apacas Irish Linens Cash
meres Muslms Shirtngs, Cassinets Flannels Pins and
Needles, Spool Cotton, Silk Umbrellas Hosiery &c &c
HARDWARE CUTLERY.-Superior Ivory Handle
knlyes and Forks, l5l pieces Buck Handle Knives and
Pocket and Carded Knives Scissors Razors, Thrnbes,
Braces, Bits &c.
FANCY GOODS-Ladies Writing Desks and Work
Boxes, Cologne, Fancy Soaps, Hocss ny Eyes Knitting
Pms Suspenders, Accordeons, Dressing Tuck and Side
Combs Backgammons }azors trops, Hair Brushes Mon
per, &c.
JEW ELLERY-Fine Patent Gold Lever Watches,
Gold Detached Levers full ieweed Gold Cylinder do do
English Silver Levers &C. Gold Pens and Pencils Silver
do Breastpns Gold Guard Chains, Gold Fob do Steel
Chains, Cameo Pins Bracelets Ear Rings Casors Sc
gars, Matches &c.
se27 A. MOTT & 90 A,c+s
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SPRING GOODS.
WARSWOETIE. TURNER & 60

UVs,
No rs Main street,
Wholesale Dealers ia Foreign and American
Dry Goods,
A REreceiving their stock of spring and summer Dry
IA Goods which they offer to the trade their usual
terms Country and city merchants respectfully soil
cited to call and examine their stock They will continue
to receive further supplies every week during the
NH dow
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

FROM the Ractm0nd Examiner.
WE write this paragraph with very ingenious in.
w strument. 1t is gold pen with an inkstand at
the end OF In appearance it is the gold pen
and silver case But at the split of the pen small tube
commences which connects with considerable cavity
IN the silver case above AT the upper end of this cavity
Is screw. By turning this in one way while tbe
tube aforesaid is in the nkstand the whole of the hollow
case may be filled with ink The ink taken up will he
retained In the cavity by the pressure othe atmosphere
But turning the in another direction it is soI
expelled into the nib of the PEN By this means Won
may take into pen at one time enough ink to last in
rapid writing for many hours and dispense with endless
dppings into the inkstandyou keep your inkstand be-
tweenyour ngersyou may put it into your pocket and
carry it there for days without spiing drop.
This is invention. 1t it STYLED the Ever eo,,;n
Fountain The particular article we are using now was
furnished by its manufacturer who has lately
in this city F
g Orders received for the above and sent by mail to
any part oil the United states A NORRIS,
ap Bookseller, 81 Main st.
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BY RICHARD CAgrgss,RN.

REGULAR SALE
MONDAfS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS5
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY
4 IN the days above named commencing at 81 O'Clock
~ will sell at auction, my store Oil 18th st. va
rety OF miscellaneous articles consisting of the follow
ing
GROCERIES Coffee Ganpowder Tea. Can
dies Soap Nails Starch Bacon hams shoulders and sides
Rice, Pepper, Ginger, Brandy, Whskey Gin Moasses
Butter. Lard Herrnes Stad
FURNITU RE-Bur Sideboarls, WasIstands
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses Bcdsteads,
Chars Candlestands dining tea and toilet Tables Bed
ding OF every description, Tenders Shovel and Tones
with many other articles in the house keeping line
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.--I viii also sell Boots
SHOES slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats, Caps
Grockery-ware, Matches, writing and wrapping Paper
Books, &c. f
NH 26 p cAJ-rr1JoDHr
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LATEST NEWS.
Photographed for the Riehmoaa TIMES.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

T ItIDztI . FhOJEEDINUS.
WAsHISGTos, April o.
In the SENATE the consideration of private bills was
postponed to take up the subject of the capitol extern
sion.
The HOUSE occupied to-day, on the private calen-
dar.
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THELATE FOREIGN NEWS.

The New York papers of Thursday morning
contain various extracts from Engli,h papers to
the 9th ult., brought by the steamer Africa.
The market for American securities had been
active, and prices were generally higher. An
nexad were the ulotetons on the O6tb nIt.-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
W THURSDAY 18th April will sell at 10 O clock a,
our Auction Store. an assortment of Groceries viz
Porto Rico Sugars and Moasses
Coffee and crushed Sugar
Rectifed Whiskey; Sole Leather
Soap, Candles, Tobacco
Laguayra and Java Coffee
Brandy, Port Wine
Green and black Teas &c
TERNs-Under 800 cash; Sl00and over months cred-
it for approved paper.
ap 10 DAVENPORT ALLEN & CO. Aucts
LAsswARE AT AUCTHON.-On THURS
W DAY. 18th inst, we will sell at IL o'clock at our
auction store, $50 Glassware, consisting of Tum-
blers, Lamps, Flasks Pitchers &c. all direct from the
manufacturers and comprising general assortment.
TERMs-Under 500 cash. 500 and over months Gre
dit for approved paper.
APPS DAVENPORT ALLEN & CO., Aucts.
Doors, SHOES, HATS AND LEATHER
~ AT AUCT1ON.-On WedneStaJg 18th April. we
will sell at auction at 10 O'clock assortment
Boots and Shoes all fresh and seasonable goods
Gents Fine Boots
Mems Boots and Shoes
Boys do do
Womens Shoes
ALSO,
100 cases Silk Hats alse,
800 Sides Sole Leather
Among assortment to be sold on Wednesday, the
l4th will be sold genteens fine pump sole Brogan for
retailing made neat shape sizes IL to b. IL and
to H. Ladies fine Jenny Linds, ladies' leather Ties;
womens sewed Buskins, extra Sizes to O. to do
All OF the above are now receiving by schr Sharon from
Boston-al ireshfrom the manufacturers
TERMs-Under 500 cash. 500 and over 4 months
credit for approved paper
NH n DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
TasEa DAK.

HANDSOME BUILDING L0Ts eNMATN
- AND CARY STREETS, For SALE AT
AUCTION-Will be sold ON SATURDAY afternoon
the 10th OF April 1882 upon the premises commencing
at O'Clock, valuable half lot at the corner of ary
and Adams sreetsit will be divided into lots to suit
MISUNDERSTANDING either the north side Of Cary
street or west line of Adams street. Also handsome
building lot, fronting 33 feet the south side Of Main
street between Adams and efcrsuH streets running back
155 feet to alley
TERMs-O ne-trd cash. balance at fnrr months FIR an
proved endorsed negotiable paper.
ap did w GODDIN Apotionoer
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nETERMsNED to bring my business to a close
~ at the earliest practicable time SHALL from this
Time OTTER unusual inducements to purchasers My tock
still toeraby large and to aetioneers commissions,
will offer goods unusually low.
"A heavy Virginia made brown Cottons, e4c.
Ga Hamilton shcetings, ofthe fnestquaity. 11ac.
And other goods equally low
JAMES G.. CHENERY,
apo Opposite the Railroad Depot.
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DIR. o. h. HILL

DIR. o. h. HILL,
OFFERS his
" PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
To the citizens Of Richmond and vicinity Office: Corner
Franklin and Wall Streets the Auctionhouse of N
B. < c. B. HILL NH "a Am
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

NSOUR LOTS NEAR LANCAsTERTAN
Il SCHOOL HOUSE FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Wll be sold on Tuesday the 18th day of April 1852 up
on the premises respectively, commencing clock p
NJ four building lots three othem Nos So 81 and 49, the
former fronting &c it. and theaer it. eacl-on the
street westwardy 100 feet Also lot fronting 32 feet
on the East line of 18th street. between Broad and Mar
shall streets running back to Shockos Creek
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at months for appro
we'd endorsed negotiable paper.
apo w, GODDIN Auct
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

pEMOVAL.-DUDLEY 1 JOHNSTON have re.
= a moved to the store recently occupied by Messrs.
GAY, MATHEWS Co. No. las Eagle Square, where they
are now receiving and opening large and handsome
sorment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which they
invite the attention of their former patrons and the public
generally.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-10

|ENO TIE e PATRONS OF THE LATE CON-
IL GERM OF GAY, MATHEWS & CO., AND THE
PUBLIC oENERALLY.-Having takena situation Sales
man IN the Dry Goods Store of Messrs DUDLEY JOHN
son, successors to Messrs GAY. MATHEWS & Co,
the late in whose employ have spent several
years to the large and desrab stock of staple and fancy
Dry Goods, just received, and opened by Them feeling
by the accommodating and liberal spirit of my employ
ers shall be able to render them the ampes satisac
ton WILLIAM G. FERGUSON
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
Valentine, CrenSbayy 81 e.,

NEW SPRING GOODS.
Valentine, CrensIaw g. Co.
III AVE received large and very complete assort-
Il ment OF goods suited to the present and approach
ing season. embracing every variety for ladies' gentle
mems and childrens wear. Also, all kinds ofheavy
Linen and Cotton Goods,
Tor abourers and farm hands, which have been purchased
In the northern markets with cash. and will be sold
wholesale and retail, at small advance. Our friends and
customers and purchasers generally in the city and
Try VIII here lind everything in line of business and
at the lowest prices.
VALENTINE, CRENsHAw CO..
ap I'm No SO. corner Broad and 9th SITS
<$as FOR NEW OEsLE ANs.-FIRST
sAs PACKET.-Vvginia and louisiana Li,le-The
superior new fast sailing packet barque CORA Capt Hi
ram Horton, now loading, and will sail with Dispatch
For freight cabin Storage passage having superior &C.
ccommodations, apply to captain on board, at Dunlop
Moncure Il Co.'S wharf. or to
DAVID CURRIE
CHAS. r. WORKMAN Il CO. or
NH 81 HASKINS & LIBBY
xa454 FOR hos TON -Frsf PacIei.-The re-
- gular packet schr SHARON, Captain Prentiss
Ihacher now loading and will sail with dispatch For
lam's wharf or to
ap3 DAVID CURRIE.
cSEA FOR SALE, FREIGHT GER CHAR
sSAssTER the splendid fast-sailng barque MIDAS
n good order Tor any voyages foreign freight preferred
For particulars apply to ROBERT RANKIN,
mn 81 Corner 22d and Water streets.
- FOR NEW YORK-F1r1 PacEcl-Vir
&ssginia line of Richmond and New Work
Pnciscts.-The superior packet schooner GAL
LEGO, Captain Nelson loading and will sail with
despatch Fer balance of freight of packages to-
bacco apply to Captain board Ralstcn Peasants
wharf or to
app DAVID CURRIE
.csEs4s FOR CHARLESTON, C.-The fine fast
sAAAAs sailing brig MARCULOIS, Captain Pilsbury will
eready to receive freight Thursday the 9Th inst For
eight apply to Captain on board orto
ap6 ROBT RANKIN
- FOR RENT.-The tenement of the
.tiM block OF houses Franklin and I'd streets This
house Is IN good order contains 10 good sized rooms and
small rooms with all needf outhouses carriage house
nd stable. Appyto JAMES GRAY
Also, for rent leass for of years. one enclosed
acre lot, in Sidney, opposite Mr. Guests flower garden
Apply to JAMES GRAY
NH If
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w. a E.U.EN
w. ALLEN,
ID II A p E r AND TAILOR,

M GUILD inform his friends and patrons that he ha
w opened In the house of Messrs L. r.. Price Il Co
mp STAIRS where he will be pleased to them and as
sures them that nothing will be spared give satisfaction
ap 9-tf
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| ckFasxs FOR CHARLESTON, q eJ.-The fine fast
sEzAs sailing brig MARCULOIS, Captain Pilsbury, will
eready to receive freight on Thursday the 9Th inst For
eight apply to Captain on board or to
ap6 ROBT RANKIN.
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ne Or1s, STATIONERY AND PIANO
E0FREE&-SPRIN(I SUPPLIES ~

MASH & WOODHOUsE invite the attention o
y merchants from the country and interior towns to
their stock of Books Stationery and Piano Fortes which
was bought upon unusually good terms. Many articles
VIII be offered lower than they have hitherto been sold in
this market. nh o. "
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sures hem tha hothnS Will be spared to give satisfaction
ap9-H
EpALE COTTON-lo,O0O lbs. assorted Yarns of
LIB superior quality, assignment, and for sale by
apo TINSLEY & BRYANT.
ApH.AsTlNG POWDEs.-lOo0 kegs aaoat and
ID for sale by
apo DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
EsUHsAL ARCEHTECTUKE,-b being a com
Il y plee description of farmhouses cottages and out
buildings wood houses carriage and wagon
houses stables barns ice houses lawns
pleasure grounds and parks the flower fruit and vegeta
BILE garden &c Also the best method of conducting wa
ter into cattle yards and houses beautifully ustrated by
Lewis +. Allen.
The American Rose Culturist-beng practical trea-
tse on the propagation, cultivation and management of
the Rose in all seasons with list of choice and approved
varieties, adapted the climate of the United States-o
which are added full directions for the of the
Dahia Illustrated
The Hive and the Honey Bee with an account of the
diseases of the Bees and their remedies; by H. D. Rich
ardson
Horses-their varieties breeding and management in
health and disease; by H. d. Richardson.
Inc Domestic Fowl and Ornamental Poultry; by H. D.
Richardson.
The Hog its origin and varieties by H. D. Richardson.
A. NORRIS,
ap9 Late Drnker and Morris Main ST.
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iichets Slo; halVes ., quarters so.
8 Orders for tickets on any ofthe MARYLAND OFT
w1i neet the most prompt and confidential attention il
addressed to t Morris Il Co. Managers or to
mn g Z w PURCELL, Richmond
4 10, KS Ciss9ARs.-A prime lot just received
~ Il. II. DUVAL
eP Under the American
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01

DISTRESSING CASUALTY-FIRE AND Loss OF
LIFE AT WoLFBoRoUGH. Ga Friday morning
last at about 4 o'clock, the family Of Mr. JEFF
ferson Tibbets, of Marlborough. were aroused
from their SAUNDERS by the heat of flames which
were consuming their own dwelling Mr..
Tibbets sprang from his bed, caught his child
and conveyed it 10 his barn, and had barely
time to rescue and convey his wife to the same
place of refuge before the flames fastened upon
the bed on which they had slept Neither MIR.
Tibbets nor his wife had time TO secure any of
their clothing except their night clothes. A
lirle girl, daughter of Mr.. Tibbets, in being
carried from the house was badly burned by
the falling of some fire upon her while in the
arms OF gentleman who was conveying her
from the flames. A little boy named Ran
DALI was carried from the house aud laid upon
the snow, supposed to be dead, but finally re-
vived little and was carried to a neighboring
house.
A more horrible spectacle remained to be
seen IN the other half of the house occupied by
his father. The father and mother of Mr.
IIbbets, together with a boy who lived with
them, had become completely suffocated. and
were unable TO get from the house. They
were however carried out by several neighbors
who came to their assistance. The father was
dead when carried from the house-his wife
and the boy who lived with them were badly
burned, aud are now under the care of physi
cians-their recovery is somewhat doubtful
Mr.. Jefferson Tibbeis aud his wife were
badly frozen by being forced into the snow with
out clothing 10 shield them. The families are
now in the greatest distress, suffering beyond
all possible description.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01
DISASTERS,

Ship Rio Grande, (of Bah) from Liverpool for Pha-
dephia, while anchor off Heedy Island 2 LIST ut broke
adrift and foul OF pkt ship Tonawada, aIsp
erpeol for Philadelphia carrying away the oretopmast
and niantopgalantmast of the G. As tine anchors of
the laid over the u.s. the two ships ashed to-
gether, and the anchors held them both. The received
no injury at that time but next day. when the ice boat
came to her the drove heavily against her several
times while heavng up the anchors, consequence of
heavy masses of ice coming upon them. The had of
the chain plates in the fore channels lany ards &C.
ried One of the Il G's chains parted and the
other twisted about the It's that it necessary TO
slip both and the steamer took her place of safety
Next morning the anchors of the were slipped after
breaking the crosshead of the widass and she TAX
Chester
Brig X ii Hvler, of Thomaston, Montgomery, fin Nue.
vitas for York. with cargo of cedar aud mahog,
ashore at New Inlet, L. 20 miles w of Fire Island be-
tween and O'Clock AM, 25th u She Is badly on, and
1t Is doubtful us to her being got off
Sch Copeland &c Co, at York fin Wilmington, lost
Ion IA *.
Brig solomon Eaton (of Bowdoinlam) Sparks, at New
York fin Guayama experienced severe weather, 10
of oranges stove long boat and galley 3d. in squa,
lost trisal 2St broke patent wndass and lost fifteen
iathoms cable Captain and crew nearly exhausted from
fatigue.
Bark Quinnebaug, Goodel, San Juan, Nicaragus FIN
York with cargo OF coal, grounded off PIT Arenas
after throwing overheard considerable coal, the Brother
jonathan succeeded in getting her off and towing her
TO haIbor.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01

KossUTH IN PHILADELPHIA.-The citizens
banquet was very fine affair, some $50 gen.
tlemau sat down at the table. Hon. Geo NJ
Dallas president, supported by Judge Kane
and Senator Cooper. Kossnths speech is said
10 have been one of his ablest efforts The
greatest enthusiasm was manifested. Letters
from Messrs. Clay, Cass, Buchanan, Bigler,
Summer and Seward were read, all encoura-
gng to the Hungarian cause. During the
evening committee of thirty-one was raised,
with Mr.. Dallas at the head, to procure aid for
Hungary. $50
Kosssuth left Philadelphia on Saturday for
Baltimore where extensive preparations have
been made for his reception. In Philadelphia
$50 were given TO him by the Swiss residents
of the city, and the German ladies presented a
beautiful silver goblet lined with gold, which
were acknowledged by him in grateful man.
ner. Mr.. Spooner Of the Museum gave the
receipt of one entertainment $500 SO and a
gentleman contributed besides, $50
A committee of the workmen of the Allaire
works called at the Irving House in New
York and presented to M. Pulzsky, Kossuth S
treasurer, the sum of 1920 20 in aid of the
fund being raised TO give aid to Hungary.-BOs-
ton Post
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01

HEAVY ROBBERY IN STATE STREET.
-Four Thousand Dollars Stolen. Last even
ing, shortly after dark, person named Tim
othy Leary, entered the broker office of J. S.
Ellis, l6 State street, aud seizing package,
coniaiaing gold coin, gold dust and bank
bills. TO the value of abou, $4,000, made off
with it with great speed. Mr.. Ellis gave
chase to the robber, whom he caught a sl,or,
distance outside, and held him ill officer
Fuller arrived and took Leary into custody.
withstanding the almost immediate cap
ture of the robber, it MS found that the
booty had all been transferred TO three &C
completes, who were in waiting outside
Not dollar was recovered. A club was
found upon the sidewalk. Officers Ham and
Warren arrested, about 8 O'clock Two well
known rosues named Samuel While and
Patrick Brannon, on suspicion of beng con>
cerned in the robbery. Leary is notorious
character, and is well known 10 The police.
On complaint of officer Fuller, Tmmthy
Leary, Samuel White and Patrick Brannoi'
were brought before the Police Court. e.
Saturday afternoon, and in default of bail in
$4,000 each, were committed to iail TO
await their examination on Wednesday rex,
81 three O'Clock, P. M-Boston papers.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-01-01
THRICE-WEEkLY JOURNAL.
FOR 1852.
A LEGISLATIVE PAPER.

THE subscribers VIII publish, during The ensuing win
L ter session of The LEGISLATURE. VOL. VIII Of The
IRTCE WEEKLY JOURNAL, 10 be devoted 10 Re-
cal News of the Day-and Choice Selections of Mis-
celllmeous Matter.
The proceedings ofhe coming session will be of
than ord nary interest, there many important
of legislation, requiring the attention of The
two branches. Among them The mdst prominent -
the General Appnrtionmeut of Stale Representatives
aud Senators under The new Census and The District
ing for six instead of Members of Cong in
vovng questions of much political mleresl-Ihe adop-
ton or rejection Of system OF Free Banking. aud an
In<olveut Llw-rnauy important Railroad Questions.
involving perhaps propositions for indrecI pedge
Stale Credit direct appropriation of Stale lands
funds in aid Of one or Two great roues-and probably
effort will he made repeal the Liquor Law. i,-
evItabiv producing great excitement and the ami
mated debates.
Ofhese AMI all other discussions we shall present
The spirit and substance. far be done in the
space a command. 4 small paper only can be sus.
tanned by the subscriptions which will probably be
ccved. II will NOT be expected. therefore that any
Thing Than abstract Of Debates generally be
given with the exception. sonaly of debates Of
very inporinnt character, which will be sometimes
mare fully reported.
The price ofIhc rrice- Weekly Iourna will be ONE
DOLLAR for the SYSTEMATICALLY in aduaaoe
II will he published MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY mornings. BY this arrangement, the Thrice.
Weekly Journal and Thrice Weekly Age viii be issued
alternate days-thus furnishing D .ity Legislative
Paper. WHEELER Il SIMPSON
Augusta, Nov / 1851. %