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OsT.-on Eric ay night, tie ed inst, near the
IL Shockoe Hill market, PORT MONAIE, con-
tanning my free papers and six dollars in silver,
one two dollar and a half gold piece and one one
dollar bill. ANY person finding the above win be
allowed to keep the money by bringing my paperf.
CLINTON JAMES.
Richmond, Va ap 27-3t+
TIRGINIA FILE WORks.-Files and
Rasps ut every description made to order, old
files recut and warranted All orders neatly exc
c1ted on the shortest notice, by
COMIN5 e. PERSON,
ap 27--dlmw4tt Manchester, Va.
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Ia Sister Benedicr, one of the principals
OF The convent at Georgetown, died OF Mon
day.
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adjournment Of the Georgia Union Come,
I'm

CHARLESTON, April 25.-'The Constitution
al Union Convention of Georgia adjourned on
Friday. A resolution was adopted authors
ing the President 10 call another convention af-
te! the democratic aud whig conventions have
been held, TO take such action as NAV be
deemed proper.
TWAS also resolved not to support any man
- aicandidate for the Presidency who does
Lo, regard the comprom as fnalitv.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April 81.
FLouR-Sales of 1900 bbls Howard Street at 81
I2
GRAIN White Corn Sc to 81 cts; yellow 81 CITE.
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LANDER r'S OFFICE,
18th street, under Exchange Hotel.
Sc 50 is 20 80 66 Ii ID 81 81 IL g.
Hall 3 9, prize of $500; half 16 &c 81, $500;
quarter 80 So, Sl0oo-sold ana paid by
LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Kentucky, Glass 95, April 26:
So 40 ~ SO ~ 6 4 81 10 rs 65 20 "a 81 SO.
TO-Day.-The Kentucky State Lottery, Glass
No a. Capitals: $4,000. 90 600, of 10000, 5000,
3O23' % OF 1000, &c. 10 numbers, l3 drawn. Tick.
cts gu, apps
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sTATHANI's LOTTERY OFFICE.
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalks old stand1

Drawn Nos Patapsco, I26, April 90:
81 % 90 81 10 25 90 80 80 as 40 SO 81
For This Day-Susquehanna, Glass l6 Capt.
tails S33.3s7 $4,000, $780, 5000, 2500 25 of 1000 25
OF 500. 70 numbers, Is drawn Tickets SIO
Also, Small Fry. Tickets s. So
ap % w n STATHAm
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\ AW SALE.-The largest and most valuable
city, at Public Auction, will be sold at the store Of
GEO. NJ. WEST e. BRO, on THURSDAY, April
18th, 1852, at o'clock in the morning. embracing
in part
The Eng. Condensed Chancery Reports. The Law
Library, 65 vols
Johnson's Chancery Reports. vols. The Virgin.
ia Reports. -
Robnson's Practice Erelish Corn Law Reports
Hawards, Peters and Washington.s United 8. c..
Reports.
Kents Commentaries, Peters Digest, Comyn's Di
gest.
Baeon's Abridgment Chitty, Wharton and Rus
sells Crime Laws.
And nearly every other good Book In use.
Catalogues win be ready on Friday, I'D inst.
an oo-lw 3saE
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MODERN LANGUAGES.-Ihe undersign-
1sl ed begs to offer nis services as Teacher of
the German, French, Spsnsh, and Portuguese Lam
he hopes'that thepubIic will honor him with lib.
eral share of their patronage
HENRY Won GRONING
Teacher of Modern Languages,
9Th street, next door to st James Church
Mr. Henry Won Grooming has enjoyed unusual op
portunties by education and continued residence
abroad, to become practically familiar with the
most important of Modern Languages, whilst his
character and his habits such to insure to him
as gentleman. that success which his extensive
knowledge and great ability as teacher cannot fail
to obtain. DR.. ERNEST VOLGER,
Adj. Prof. of Modern Languages.
University of Virginia, March 80, 1852
| take further liberty to refer to the following
gentlemen, residents OF this city.
Mr. o A Strecker, Mr John Endich. Mr. E w de
Voss.
ap 20-12t* H.VG.
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NOW Is THE TIME, for persons holding
IN LAND WARRANTS, to sell the same, as all
have been made assignable. The subscriber has
made arrangements to purchase to any amount
and persons, by calling on him at No67 Main street
(over John Thompson's hat store) will obtain the
highest prices, in cash
WILLIAM NJ FULTON,
NH 26-d6ctf Attorney at Law, &c &c.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

IL CANT LOTS, ON CLAY AND CATHARlNE
STREEfS.-Will be sold on Saturday, the LIST
day of May, commencing at O'Clock, p. NJ, upon
the premises. comfortable Brick House, on Clay
street, near the residence of d GIinn, ESQ., and
adjoining the property of Col Bigger, with a Lot
fronting 40 feet ON Clay street, ALSO three vacant
Lots adjoining fronting 80 feet each Clay street.
arine street, each of the above Lots running back
one hundred feet to an alley ten feet wide. These
Lots lie well, in improving section, and contain
large body of good brick clay.
TERMS at sale. By request OF the owner.
ap 90 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct.
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AN INTERESTING NEW BOOK FOR
IA YOUNG PERSONS.-The English Family
Robinson, or, the The Desert Home: Adventures
of lost Family in the Wilderness, by Captain
Mayne Reed, with l2 engraviDgs by Harvey very
tastefully bound and printed-price 81 Just pub
lished and for sale by
NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
ap 81 Eagle Square.
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NlOTICE.-Just received, large lot of the
~ most improved Havana and American Cigars.
Turkish and Americans Smoking Tobacco, Smut,
and all other articles in the line Northern prices
at J. A. HARRINGTON Tobacconist corner Of
10th and Main streets. eaas ap 26-6ts
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10 IN FEn, BUTTKk, BUTTKR.--i5 Tubs
ID fresh Butter, handbag per steamer.
az y 1880 FRY & McCANDLlsH.
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EAMEs, BLEACHING, W VAS aIIse

EAMES, BLEACHING, WASHIN G
Il AND CLEANSING CREAM SOAP PREPA-
RATION is now offered to the public and by its
rubbing are entirely dispensed with and not one
halt of the labor is required to do the washing OF
family The use of fuel is wholly avoided, and an
immense saving is thus made, and the texpense Is
not more than that OF the soap ordinarily required.
The extraordinary detergent qualities which this
article without imparting the least dele
ierious effect to the finest fabric are warranted "
every instance. or the purchase money refunded
For further particulars see bills accompanying the
Soap. Manufactured and for sale by CHARLES
MlLLSPAUGH, Druggist, 81 east Main street. For
sale also by B. j. Sizer and N Taylor. Manchester
j. r. Blankenship, G. Merriam; and Others, hock,
etts /; R. B. Craddock, Church Hill; II. Elmore and
others, Main street; A. Lockwood and Sheldon ..
Baker, Franklin street; w. Haynes Valley street,
Thomas & Mccarthy, Drasgisis. and John I. Brad
ley, Broad street William Gray, Basin, and gro
GERS generally. AZ zs-oo.
49, -. x.>~lr~p al
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HARPER FOR MA Y is Tor sale at
ii G. M. WEST a. BROS.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
|. Rodolphus, by Jacob Abbott eight illustrations
ii. Napoleon Bonaparte by 5 C Abbott
Ill. The Bedeoueen, Mohanad Alec and the Ba
zaars, by G w Curtis
W Bleak House, by Charles Dickens, two illus
trations
v Louis Napoleon and his Nose
Monthly Record OF Current Events; Edifor's
Table; Editors Easy Chair; Editors Drawer;
Literary Notices. Leaves from Punch; Spring
Fashions, Sc. &c. Price 25 cents per number.
ms A
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N0TICE.-I have appointed Lewis Fleishman,
l my Agent for carrying on the Dry Goods and
Ready Made Clothing business in the city Of Rich
mond tes WILLIAM FLEISHMAN
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Once of Superintendent of streets,
A,,rit god 1850

April I'D, 1852.
PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office
until Wednesday next, 2ath inst, for Paving
and kelaying Cutters on Cary street, from Adams
to Monroe street The estimate for the new work,
was 60 cents per square yard, and no bid beyond
that price win be considered. The proposal should
state the price per yard, both for the paving and
re-paving
No proposal viii be received after IL o'clock N.
Of the 18th inst
an 23-dtd A RATES Sup't Streeta
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JOHN r. HATHAWAY,
No "a Main street, Norfolk.

Hnmpton's Tincfure Ia the great purifier of
the blood-will cure Scrofnla, Rheumatism, Celds,
Cough, Liver Complaint, Diseases Of the Throat and
Breast, &C..
Call and get pamphlet gratis and sc facts,
cures of men who are known. sa
For sale by O "A. STRECKER, Main street, Rich
mond g. b. JONES CO., Petersburg, Va; Dr. :.
COOKE, fredericksburg; MORTIMER 4 NOW,
BRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists generally.
apl9-dits
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Grand Hthiopian entertainments
AT 0DDFELLoWs, HALL.
ny the Aicenond EthiepIan Harmonic
Or WEDNESDAY, EvRNINo MIR. Sar,,
.HfS THE RICHMOND ETHIOPIAN usr
KUN MONfC OPERATIC TROUPE res ~
492t fuliy announce to the public that thew viii
- give one OF their Musical and OPERATE
EVENING pext, the g6th inst, at Odd RelIovvs
HAL, consisting Of the most popular Songs and
Operas of the day. -.'
For particulars, see bills of the day.
tickets % cents. Doors open at half past T.
performances to comm ence at o'clock
ap 20 WILLIAM A. MASON AGENT
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DIChLED CUCUMBERs, in viaegar and
spiced, for table use, at ouly fwo shilIiags and
three pence per gallon HULST e. KING,
ND 27-l2t Old Market and 2.i2 Broad street
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FRENCH BRANDY.-5 half pipes OF super
40 IS DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
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EkCIT DR0PS.-Orange, Lemon, Pine Ap.
l. pie, Nectarine, Banana, Strawberry, &c. Very
refreshing and cooling in cases of fever, &c. For
sale by VIM. NJ. DADE, Chemist,
ap27 Nearly opposite the Old Market
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7 OCkETS, PINS, CASES, FRAMES,
IL &C, FOR DAGUERkEOTYPES.-W have
just received a large and beautiful assortment of
the above Goods, in which we will place Daguer
reotypes prices as low, ifnot ten per cent lower
than they can be had in this city, for the same
quality OF Goods and style of Picture. Pictures
taken in clear OF cloudy weather, of children or
adults, and warranted never to fade, and satistac.
ton given or no charge made. Lockets, Cases,
Frames, Plates, and every article used by Daguer-
reotypists, Tor sale low.
MINNIS A. WATSON
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BARGAINS In BAkEGE DE LAlNES.
ID have in store desirable lot of Barge de
Laines which will sell at low prices.
Call and see them, at w. j. SWORDS,
225 Broad street.
N. B.-A supply of B0nnets, &c, just
OPP ned from New York APPS
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WANTED, an active Young WOman, twhiie)
w to make herself generally useful. Apply 1t
Z - Ga sslf r. ADAMS,
ap26-3t III Main street
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T AND WARRANTS-Bought for cash, by R
IL B. BAGBY q CO., at the highest market price.
Office N. B d C. b. Hill, corner of Franklin
and Wall streets ap7-Im*
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~ -Worthington. Marshall and Bromllow
~ fine Salt, for sale sfloat or in store by
apps DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
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TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to Borrow,
il Five Thousand Dollars for one or two
years, for which the best of security win be given.
Any person having the above amount to loan will
please address 'New York." at this Office. with real
name. and the place where On inieryisW may be
held 80 - sss go sp 26--3t
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DROWN,S GOLD PENS.-They are admit.
I'D ued 10 be the best aud most elastic Ia use. We
have them in gold or silver cases; and also single
Pens without the case GENNETT T. JAMES,
an Is Eagle square.
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BACON SIDES, KICE, WHiskEY,
Id Coffee Sugars, Rum, fine Salt, Pepper and
Starch, for sale by
ap 26 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
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INN DOLI4ARSa REWARD.---S
from my lot, the Let OF March last, White
Cow, pided ON the head and neck. She II of me.
dunn size, one-half Durham. do not know Of
any fesh marks. She answers to the name of
Bett; she went off to calve. win give the above
reward if she is delivered to me 10 Richmond, near
the Penitentiary, or Five Dollars for such informa
ton will enable me to get her.
ap 26-3r@ 6sssfs JOHN NJ. BUTLER.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-04-13

We have seen it stated that after the Seguin
Opera Troupe shall have terminated their en-
gagement at this theatre, Mr.. FoRREsT may be
looked for. This will be great event among
the play-loving of our city; and We find it will
prove exceedingly gratifying to the many patrons
of the drama who desire to see Mr. George Jor-
dan in his true position. He is an actor of fine
bearing and excellent Abilities and his persona
ton of Pythias, Alonzo, Laertes, Richmond,
Othello or Iago, &C., would delight a people
among whom he is decided fayorite. Indeed,
it is doubted by many whom we have heard speak
on the subject that any tragedian could be in
troduced upon the stage of the National who
would prove SO satisfactory to its patrons in these
characters. The event, therefore, of Mr.. For
rests debut will prove double triumph.
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Communicated.
WONDERFUL DREAM!

Reader have you this admirable panorama II not
by all co. The writer had the privilege Of seeing it
yesterday afternoon, and he feels mpeed to that is
well worth the time and the expense The wonderful and
instructive conceptions Of that glorious old dreamer John
Bunyan here portrayed with truth, vivacity and
gorgeousnsss that delight the beholder and enable him to
realize the pilgrims progress if it indeed passing
before him. As whole this painting is triumph Of art
The mostly well conceived, and the execution is
skful Many Of the parts of this panorama perfect
pictures In themselves Half dozen might be selected
which, il exhibited separately would each be worth the
price of admission to the whole There Is something in the
soft peucid aspect of the River Of the Water Of L and
Its rich and quiet environ that speaks right to the hearts
eye rest undeghted upon the unearthy oveness
of the Land Of Beulah enchantmen truly characterized
the representation of the Enchanted Ground" dark
dreadful is the flow of the River of Death and
the glory of the Celestial City" Light and shade ad-
miraby managed to produce effect There is quiet sole
nifty IN the whole exhibition that to separate the
spectator from the world and place him amid the he
is contemplating and the whole effect heightened by the
accompanying music which is singulary consonant with
the progress Of the picture The lecture oo is instructive
explaining each it passes The only criticism which
the writer would venture is that John Bunyan whilst in
the Bedford JAIL for preaching the Gospel would have
dreamed" Of pointing to gothic edce the "Interpre
ters House" The exhibition closes Wednesday Don't
fail to it before it leaves the city. SPECTATOR.
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Mr.. Clay.

The many conflicting accounts sent off from
this city render it not little embarrassing to
those who are here to satisfy the public mind re-
specting the true condition of the health of this
gentleman.
Mr.. Clay is feeble, and subject to frequent
weather. He passes most of his hours in the
day in sitting up, or promenading his chamber.
1t is only occasionally that he is obliged to keep
his bed in daytime. When the weather continues
favorable for any length of time his Improvement
is always very manifest.
We entertain the hope that, with the continu-
ance of good weather for number of days, he
may deem it prudent to enjoy the balmy breath
of spring in his carriage.
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To the Editors of the american Telegraph:

To the Editors Of the american Telegraph:
MEssRs. EDITORS: The result of the vote cast
yesterday in the First Ward for the selection of
q suitable site upon which to erect new market
house resulted as follows Old site, IS; street,
80; square II, 43; new site, 18-illegal, no To-
cation being designated.
The preamble and resolution adopted at q
meeting previously held by the citizens gave to
the voters the right to select md vote for any To-
cation they thought most suitable-the one re-
ceiving the majority of votes any other of the
sites uoted for to be the one adopted Accordingly,
a fair and impartial test was had which resulted
most conelusipely in favor of the present location
which received about double the number of votes
over any other site voted for, being clear ma
jority of three over all the legal votes cast.
AS site is now finally determined upon, we
presume our representatives will make an early
move in the councils to obtain the necessary ap-
preparation to build new and convenient market
house upon such plan as will render it an or
nament to the Ward. JUSTICE.
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Remittances to Ireland
AND PASSENGER CERTIFICATES.
ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE,

Pennsylvania Avenue, betoeen I'd and 3D. Streets Washington
go FRESHMEN who wish remit Money their Friends
at Home or passenger Certificates bring them
out be supplied with Drafts and Tickets Of the cell
ebrated "SwallowTa Line" owned by Messrs Grnnell,
Minturn Co. No safer mode Of Remittance or more COM
Portable medium for Passage be obtained In the United
States EDWARDS, SANFORD CO..
ap lo-eo2m Penn. avenue, bet. I'd and Sd sts.
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The baltimore sun ON Politics.

We have seen the Democratic opposition to
General Winfield Scott no where evinced with
more real and severity than in the letters Of
TO the Baltimore Sun. This writer is gentle
man Of very great intelligence and ability, and Of
by no means pro-slavery prepossessions; yet,
though devotedly attached to the Democratic
party, he is deeply concerned lest the wings may
nominate General Scott without first eliciting
from him an exposition of his views on that sub
ject. We commend his benevolent agonizings to
the consideration of General Scott and his friends
respectfully suggesting that, however well they
NAV be satisfied with the Generals course, some
mercy is due such Of his opponents as manifest
this sort Of interest in him. 1t is true that he
has always possessed the admiration of opposing
armies after fogging them; but can he not make
an effort to crafty all the desires Of his own coun-
trymen before such an achievement We take II
for granted that from all that is said by these per-
sons, as soon as their enemy writes book
or letter, they will come down like Captain
SCOTS 'coonl
"Ion," another correspondent of the same
paper, is in the same vein, but less emphatic
and severe. There is probably no man in Wash
ington more accurate in his knowledge of politi-
cal subjects, or more reflective than he
The Sun is fortunate in possessing correspond
ents 40 well informed and influential, and derives
much interest from their labors. Indeed, we know
of nothing that could enhance its interest in any
particular, unless such brace Of correspondents
could be procured to write on the other side OF
the question also.
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Carmfchaeps Dredging Machine, i'm
proved by Os good, OF Troy, N. Y.

One of our m pst intelligent citizens has sug-
gested to us that those who are interested in
dredging or removing earth under water would
do well to call and see one of Osgood's machines
now at work at the navy-yard. The original
idea occurred to tile late D. Carmichael and one
of his associates W no were then contractors on
the road from Boston to Albany. He placed a
machine on that work, and used it in excavating
as well as in removing large rocks. Since then
it has been greatly improved and adapted to ex-
cavatons under water as well as upon land. AS
it is driven by steam, the capacity of the machine
may be greatly increased Some idea of the
economy of its operations may be formed by
the fact that the machine at the navy-yard is OPP
Grated by two men, and can bring up from n
depth of thirty feet one cubic yard per minute,
which is discharged into a scow alongside The
machine is simple, consisting of few parts and
when it's economy and efficiency are taken into
account, it is wonderful that such results can be
produced by SO small an expenditure of money.
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Carusi's Saloon!
WONDER FUL DIRE MIL
ONLY TWO DAYS MORE!

Owing to a previous engagement at Philadelphia the
" 10th of this month"; the exhibition Of The DREAM will
close in this city Wednesday, April 14th.
This beautiful and attractive Painting the production OF
first artists city Of New York. has obtained
truly classical reputation and offers to all the lovers OF the
beautiful and ideal in art entertainment worthy OF their
TASTE
The gorgeous landscape yews-the thousand figures OF
the of life grouped with mastery skithe scenes In
anity FUR" with its trumpha professions, shows, thea
tres, slavemarkes gambling tents, ropedancers TESTERS
clowns, harlequins buIoons, &C., &cthe River OF the
Water of fe" challenging comparisons in point OF beauty
and mastery execution with any landscape painted
the Land of Beulah" the closing portraying
the entrance Of Chrsana into the gates of the "Celesa
City, constitute series of pictures surprising point Of
beauty and interest anything of the kind in this country
Conductor and delineator Mr.. ALFRED HART.
Pianist, Mr.. JOHN Il. WOODRUFF.
Exhibition every afternoon and evening Doors open at
and o'clockcurtain rises at quarter before and g.
Cards of admission rs cents; Children, 1914 cents;
so cents each three for ST. Tickets to be
the principal hotels music stores and at the door,
No. Descriptiye catalogues, l2% cents. ap loft