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MORE PIANO FORTEs.

a. $4,000 WORTH OF COL d
"a AND SILVER WATCHES, Jewelry, Sill
LAX. yerware, Albata and Plated Goods, selling
boff at cost, for two months emily, to raise
leash.
Henry Hyman, 90 Main street, next to John
IN. Gordon, offers for sale the whole of his valua.
bile stock, consisting of Geld Lever Watches, prics
1926 to Sl20 each, warranted gold chains. scala,
keys rings fngerrings, breastrins silver Ia
Ible, tea and desert spoons, forks, dc, and great
variety of articles too numerous to mention. Also,
Ia large lot of plated castors cake baskets, Abais
tea sets, walters from to 40 inches in size, guns,
aclocks, &c.
Do not neglect this opportunity, as such rare
chance az this seldom or ever offers to the public.
Do not forget that it is at HENRY HYMAN'S, 20
Main st., the old established store, and Direct I'm
porter.
N. B.-Watches an Jewelry carefully repaired
10y competent workmen, on reasonable terms
nv lS
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DREADFUL ACcIDESr.-The Boonsboro
Odd Fellow states that son OF James Camp.
bell, Esqr., of Franklin county, Pa, aged
about eleven years, was engaged at bark mill
afew days ago, and by some misshap was
caught in the machinery, and forced through
an aperture or space between the shaft and
beam, not more then flee inches square, A
number Of his teeth was found sticking in the
beam; his nose was mashed, his head dreadfully
injured, his mouth and chin severely cut, be
sides other injuries, and yet he is doing well
and his physicians say he will recover.
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II LIVER PILLS.-PREPARED FROM
ThE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRIDGE
VA) ALUM SPRINGS.-These Pills are Diuretic,
catharric Tonic and Alternative in their effects up
the system. They excite the action OF the Liver
in many cases In which Calomel would have no eff
feet. They are also peculiarly eficacious in Fee
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridge Alum Water and Pills for
many years, in great variety of diseases, has &C.
quired for it celebrity rarely if ever equalled and
u steadily increasing. The most eminent Chemists
of the day have examined the Water and Pills and
found 1t possessed binary Medicinal proper
ties, 1t has been declared by the best authorities
to be cure for every form OF Scrofula Chronic
Liver Diseases, all Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases of the
ed to cases OF Passive Uterine Hemorrhaee, com.
plcated with arrangement of the Liver and Sto
mach, and many other disorders arising from i'm
purity OF the blood
For sale BY Druggists and country merchants
generally throughout the United States
Price vi per vial, 80 per dozen.
druggists and others wishing to purchase inl
large Quantities become Agents for the sale of the
above celebrated Liver Pills. will please address
BOOTH ANDERSON g. CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Rockbridge Co., Va, or
JOHN H SEAYRES,
Je1 Columbian HOTEL Richmond, Va.
II Hang your Banners ON the Out
ward Waiis-the Cry is Still They Come.
Inc crowd that 10 continually making its way TO
wards the 3ewelry Mandatory of 3. p M6IIN
TAIN, Ne. ITO, Main street, up stairs. sbow CON
ciusively that his 10 the place to get full sat;fa
tion done them in getting their work done Al nr;cs
far below that Of any store in Richmond
Jewelry made and old Jewelry repaired and mad.
- good as new, at the lowest manufacturing prices
at the shortest notice, and satisfaction warranted al
no charge. Diamonds, Pearls, Canoes Garnets
and other precious stones set in the reatest and
latest New York styles.
The subscriber having come from the North. If
prepared, In consequence Of having q low rent. .
good assortment OF tools, together with his own
obi ty to manufacture any article OF Jewery, to do
his work cheaper and better than any other estab
tshmeat in the city. Old Gold and Silver taken ip
exchange for Jewelry. s. P. MOUNTAIN,
Diamond setter and Manufacturing Jeweler.
~ 8-tlstA
D Oar Plan Is This s-kot to resort to
hlmbug, and aaverttse Improvements in the Da.
guerreofype Art that do not exist, for the
purpose Of attracting persons 70 our rooms but to
make known our location, and invite citizens aud
strangers 70 an examination of our specimens and
tdaI Of our skill and then II We do not render
satisfactiop, We In no case expect them to take Z
picture. Our own opinion, and the opinion OF
1housands who have patronxcd n for the last four
years In Petersburg and tbs city, b that the De-
eusrre0types taken By us are surpassed By none
and equslied By few this side tho Potomac.
NINhIe y WATSON,
Daguerreogypisb and dealers 10 Stock,
Isl Main ~ Msnsion House, Richmond, and
Sycamore q, Petersburg, Va 10
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pRIvATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME e .

|pRIvATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME :
co. may be consulted, confdentially, for .ae
treatment of the following diseases: Erupioas'
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, OF en-
fragments, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
plants termed female diseases. The sdvef.lss,ls
invite attention to their chemical extract Of VIZ
Flowers, which may be regarded a. the very 80
article known, 70 give tone and vieor 10 eels.u
abused aud dcbilitstcdorgans, we'll to renosse
system shattered BY dissipation or other Gauss
Medicines securely put up, with fnii dlrecaoass
and sent to order. Post paid letters promPuy -
tended to. Once on Franklin street, ocioM -
change Hotel, and frst door below Trinity eaatea'
Richmond, Virginia Iey
q ELLlNG OFF AT COST FOX CAsn.
~ The subscribers. intending 70 make ehsnSg
|in their business, offer their entire seck OF pna
GOODS AZ cost for cash, and respectfully ssk =.
persons wishing 70 purchase 10 give as CAL peiofe
purchasing eisewhere. ~ we feel coahdent tnA :
better asjorfment Of Dry Goods Or me sslsssssa
with more care, was never offered II cost e -
market Our stock consists Of the latest ana 49,
approved slyles. Determined 10 close, we assals
the public there 10 no humbus fn tbs adveEts
xneut DO not torgss to call u s03 bFosa stiess
between 9Th and 81 streeeA nc.v
my S7--am kosS
1NIRE CLOTn.-A null asaorlasns 81 Wlss
w Clc,h, suitab1e Tor scsesns. so1sea eovenne
vindo.s. -. for 80 * -, ..uo,
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n IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

I'm IMPORTANT NOTICE TO r
HAT AND BOOT WEARt.RS The
cheapest place in the city to buy 10 at J. H.
where Moleskin Hats Of the ).
best quality are sold at S. so; second quslfy ~
silk Be so.
Fine Calf-skin Served Boots.
Patent leather T.onyrass Rr..,s - IS
Patent Leather Oxford Tics. %
Patent Leather Monterey Boots. .....-....
Together with an assortment of Panama Leg
horn and soft Hats, Umbrellas, &c.
NH 80 COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
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DENTAL sUKGE0N.-T.
A. r. X. CHANDLER, frrsduste ~ =.
4lyYvy Ba1fimure Cotleco ~ 1rs<-.-T Z, ~ 10

<1Yt n n tnhNDl.En, fEfoduafe cf a..
I0IYYYy Baltimore College Of DENTAL sm, 80
ryD offers his professional serv:ss.
Ito the citizens Of Richmond and vicinity. 'ses
Office l45 Main street, Eagle SQUARE
REYERRNcxs.-Professor C. e. Gibson. pr,,..
{sor C. p. johnson, Rev DIR Heweil. Rev j q rs
Dor, Rev Ro. Rylsnd, A. G. Workman. N r, ~ ~
| VIM r. Butler, Esq, Richmond aAo
Professor c. A. Harris, Professor Tboma, .
Bond, Professor w R. Handy. Prof G. o. Co..
and Lester Noble, D. D. s., Baltimore. o1''
my 2S-3m*
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n ADIE q GRAY, DhuGuisis, ~
MAIN STREET, have in store, and are recei'
ing, large additions ~ their stock OF Drugs,
- Medicines, SurgeoDs' InstruHenIsi
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass ana
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on zoe
most favorable ferrns To cash and punctua dealefe
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FIRE. LIFE And MAEISs

EAhEs LIT u AND MARINE
|1@ INSURANCE The Richmond r..
Association are now prepared n ls.,s
policies of Insurance on the sbors -
|scrfption OF risks ON 40 reasonable terms as an,
|similar company, and respectfully ask share y
the patronage of the public Applications will ~
received at the Office, No 223, corner Of Man 80
10Th streets, where the officers viii cheerfulu g..
|nish all information that may be reouire3 an an
Hoses promptly and literally adjusted ~
JAMES BoSHER, Presiden&
JOHN Fl. BosHER, Secretary. mi,
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Old Roger and friend were passing by a
house from which the tenants had removed the
day previous, and workmen were engaged in
taking out the windows, preparatory to opera.
tons.
"What are they doing there, wonder :" said
old Rogers companion.
The old man looked a moment at the house,
and quietly answered:
"Why, don't you see, the Hcers moved gu,
of the house Yesterday, and to-day they are
taking out its lights"
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FASHIONABLE SPRING AND

M SUMMER CLOIdlNG.-N W. NELooN
u co. would respectfully inform their Gus
toners and the public generally, that they
have just received large and choice sssortmensot
Ready Made ClOthipg, which they offer ss
the lowest cash prices. From their superb VARIES
lot Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestfngs, purcnS
sers can select the latest patterns for Coais,
Pants and Vests, and have them made up BY =
Go. in the NEST fashionable styles They orer lob
sale also select assortment of genemens Furnish
ing Goods. N. w. NELSON d. CO,
No l35 Broad street,
ap 30-3m Next door to the Marshall Hotel
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Tickets $40; halves TO- eo;larfers D. Certincate
lof package of wholes S240-shares in proper
|rion.
~ Orders for Tickets In any OF the MaryisnoI
ID otteries will meet the mist prompt and connaen
|Wanspers. or to CIV. PURCELL,
/ jy14 hcnmono. y.
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True Gilman. of Salisbury, N. H., commit.
ted suicide in Salisbury, on the 9Th inst Re-
vsrsal of fortune made him town pauper.
The members of the Franklin Fire Company
Of Cincinnati, are about forming military
company.
police officer at Memphis, Tenn, was
Ened s., the other day, for negligence in no,
reporting fight which he witnessed.
Frederick Sultz, of Chilicothe, was drowned
in the Scioto river, on Wednesday week, whilst
bathing.
The rate of tax in New York for 1852. is
S6.7, or little over Sc cents on each $IOO.-:
The rate, last year, was about SO cents.
An Irish paper says that among those NOR.
tally wounded at loo, was Major o. Brien
afterwards Mayor of Dublin.
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Su New and Comfortable Scneauieg:
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
aYORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
lam BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
BALTIMORE, AND PHILADEL
lPHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE.-0n and at
tier the LIST of March, the following quick and com
ortable schedules will be run the inland rout
sbetween Richmond and New York: Leave Rich
mond daily at Z o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p NJ;
arrive in New York, daily, at ST, A. H. and Ct P
: Fare to Washington, LIST class seats. IS SO
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o. MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT
~ The subscriber having taken the FLOYD
HOUSE, offers for rent this House on Main street.
No. 35h. 1t has nine rooms, and kitchen with
iwo rooms, and is well arranged for Boarding
House having been recently repaired and painted
Possession can be had Immediately. Price S275
Apply to JOHN A. JETER.
jy 2l-lm@ Floyd Honse
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IA FOX KENT, the Store No. 80 Mapl
LII street, at present occupied by L. Hyneman as
c thing store decidedly the best stand in the civ
lot Richmond. The balance of the stock OF clothir 81
VIII De disposed OF at cost and under ANY person.
wishing to rent the store will receive all the neces
sary information BY applying on the premises to
L. HfNEMAN
~ good chance for persons to buy in wha,
clothing they need, as am selliag low
jy l4-2wr
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1T Is A WELL.KNOWN FACT, thatI
l. OSBORN'S DAGUERREAN GALLERY is the
place to get fine Skyght Pictures taken for ell
We would invite all to cal! soon, we shall notI
AXE low pictures but few weeks.
We have made arrangements to take pictures oil
Isick deceased persons at their residences Our
prices are from 81 to $40. OSBORN'S,
Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Flags.
jy ID
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u OBERT +. BROADDUS offers his seryI]
~ ces to the citizens of Richmond and the public|
GENERALLY as general Collector of Claims. He|
pledges himself to attend strictly to all business en
trusted to his care. His Office Is in the rear of NIL
James r. Sutton's Office, in Law Building, Rich
mond, Va. NV 4@6rns
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MM HOUSE FOR RENT.-A small Tene.
- ment on Leigh street, near Bird, can be had I'M
afew days 1t will be rented for the balance of the
year with the privilege Of using the hydrant iii the
first of November without charge To the renter.
TOLER & COOK,
Jy2l General Agents.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL Raj NKOAD.-
REDUCTION OF CHARGES FOR FREIGHT|
The charges for transporting Salt and Coal in hogs
heads reduced Is per cent if carried betweenI
the 18th July and 18th September and reduc ton
hss been made in the charge for transporting wheat
from various places, Ill OF which will be seen by re-.
ference to the printed bills, which may be procured
lat the depot on and after the 22nd inst
| jy 10 Z II. GILL, Superintendent
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CHOLERA alXTUHE, tor the positive
" and speedy cure of Diarrhsa, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Cholera lnfantum, and all
other diseases of the stomach and DO wells. Over
5000 walls of this remedy have been sold in this citv
and country adjacent, and We have yet to hear Of
ITS failing In single case. tits perfectly Innocent,
and at the same time certain in its effects Sold only
by BENNETT e. BEERS, Druggists.
~ II 125 Main street.
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SESArE-Mr Hunter presented the memorial OF thirty.
six members OF the Pennsylvania legislature, asking
Congress Interfere for the protection OF the Wheeling
bridge
Mr. Brodhead submitted joint resolution OF the legis
ature OF Pennsylvania on the subject. expressing
the determination OF the State to persist IN the suit
The private calendar taken up and. after debate
various bills The Senate adjourned over until Monday
next
HOUSE or REPREsEHrArivEs.-Ihe session was de-
voted principally the consideration OF private bills in
Committee OF the Whole House, OF which none were
finally disposed OF. Afterwards the business on the
Speakers table taken up, and various executive
messages and executive department communications were
appropriately referred otherwise disposed of In the
OF these procee ngs, the Presidents message.
transmitting to the House the "Long and Kossulh" cor
respondence, laid the table. and, with the
panying documents ordered 10 be printed The
Speaker also laid before the House letter from Louis
Kossuth, which not read Pending the question on
laying on The table and printing it, the House adjourned
until Tuesday nex-Monday being the day TO be gener
ally celebrated here the anniversary OF Washington
birth
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Pre- sittentlaI.

The following statement by the New York Tribune, of
the manner in which the wing leaders proposing to
play their game for the presidency, is worth noting
1--WE do not believe there need be any Wing National
Convention held: we believe any which may be held
will be productive Of mischief alone All the States which
likely 20 wing at a-includng Kentucky and Ten
nesseewl nominate Winfield Scott by State conventions
necessary, and choose electors for him. And
matter how the delegates Wing National Convention
may be chosen IL will nominate Gen Scott for President
Such convention may do sundry foolish and mischlevous
'hngs-hings calculated embauass the party in the
and reduce Gen Scouts mai,ry-but no convention
can be got together of which a majority will the
ship the rocks when they might just well carry her
gaany into port with the signal OF triumph streaming al
the mast head"
"a The usry day when this announc eme1t OF the GER.
taniy of General Scott 5 nomination in Tennessee APP
pearei in the Tribune, the telegraph brought the
that the wing convention OF that State had with
entire unanmity nominated Mr. Fillmore II would thus
appear that the wing masses the North and the South
have not yet quite into The understanding favor OF
General Scott which reported TO have been somewhat
summary struck up among their representatives IN Con-
gross, and upon which doubtless The Tribune's conf
dent prediction based II is, however, not impro-
babe that in the OF month or two The Scott
movement may be received with favor in the wing
ranks at the South, particularly the right kind of
compromise letter can be meantime devised suit al
once the northern and southern sections OF the wing
party
But in another point OF view the Tnbune's language
in condemnation Of the idea OF Wing National Con-
venon shows that the wing tactics have made deci-
del progress since is4S. Then they held a convention
10 nominate candidate without opinions and without
pledges and took adourn without, making known
any platform whatever OF party principle Now il seems
that the wing leaders anxious to dispense with
altogether, fearing the "sundry foolish and
mischevous things" il may do 10 "embarrass' the party
and I" reduce" its maonties" The mischevous and
foolish things here spoken OF doubtless anticipated
declarations OF wing principles and policy II is thought
apparently that any such developments before the people
would reduce The wing majorites. !, is quite probable
In The of Isis the wings fought the t1digh
and won. Now, TO make their battle equally successful
in the view OF their greater difficulties, il would seem
that they propose 10 fight rOhoiiy IN the dark.
The main danger Of this sort of game is that the
Taylor has opened the eyes of the people TO its
character and consequences
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ErFEcr IN PARIS or Mn WEBsrER's KossurH BAN
QUIT sPEEoH-Mr. Websler's speech at the Kossu,h
banquc, in Washington has provoked sharp animadve =
sion in several OF the Paris journals. The Journal dcs
Dsbais deems the purpor OF the speech and the toast
extraordinary, strange, repugnani to law and history
The AsssnbLeo rationale says,
The most serious attention Is due from the great
European powers TO What has passed at Washington
Tho government OF the United States, mpelled by the
democratic passions that rule it, has abandoned
the policy OF George Washington II longer restricts
itself to the interests OF trade and navigation but dreams
OF exercising influence over European politics. Any
taken against the envoy OF Austria at the Ame
can capital must be considered not the quarrel Of
Austria alone but the quarrel and Of
the Old World resisting the absurd prc,ensions Of the
American republic"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-21

CossuI LABoRpE.-Thc Spanish consul, Mr.. Laborde,
returned this city yesterday afternoon, from Havana,
on the Spanish warstesmcr Colon Preparations had
been made by the United States authorities here 10 fire
the proper salute ordered by the proper department in
Washington city, from the Louisa street wharf, third mu
nicipality The steamer went up the stream above this
locality, and then dred down, firing salute. which
returned from the shore. large number of persons
collected the spot Several of the foreign
sus in this city went down to The wharf in carriages
give Mr.. Laborde the proper official reception. He did
not land then, however The steamer proceeded up the
river and cast anchor in the stream opposite the foot of
Canal street, second municipality.
Spain has received IN this matter what she desired as
satisfaction and we here have nothing do but make
all the haste and all the efforts can 10 forget the atone
ent 1t not pleasant Renaissance, and the less said
about IL the better-N o. P,coyunc, FEB. TO-
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TELEGRAPH TO Cuh.-Josquin Gurideogo, OF Carde-
proposes in letter to the New Orleans Courier the
construction OF floating submarine telegraph from
Cape Sable, in Florida to Key West and from thence
Hioacos, Cuba. The Distance from Cape Sable 10 Hi
cacos is $50 miles, and the cost OF The wire estimated
AT $500, 900 Mr. q says "The execution OF this pro-
lect would augment business and commercial relations
between The United States and Cuba immensely"
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ierred by the act entitled "An act allowing drawback
upon foreign merchandise exported in the original pack
ages TO Chihuahua and Santa Fe, in Mexico and 10 the
British North American provinces adjoining the United
States" approved March 3, S45, 10 foreign merchandise
exported 10 Mexico by certain indicated routes.
bill IS 1857 for the relief OF the Raleigh and CASTOR
Railroad Company
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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There seems TO be no uncomfortable activity among
the leading politicians OF the democratic party in this
metropolis Just this moment Mr. Buchanan MIR. Dial.
las, and Mr. Nicholson, we notice by the papers, have
been for days soournng in the vicinity, with the
charitable view doubt OF soothing asperies and heal.
ing differences in the democratic ranks. Judging from
the appearance of the two organs OF the party in this
ctythc Union and the Southern Preserve should infer
that the mission OF these sages and sachems to this po
lilical Mecca is likely to be quite unavaing.
Never within recollection have such bitter and IT.
rcconcable feuds ragged among :" harmonious democ-
racy prevail at the present moment Never did that
party occupy position little contemplating success,
Al the South absorbed by the heresies OF
sion practical and theoretical that its fate is sealed
Unless the democratic members OF the Union party are
more false and profgate than the opponents they have
denounced they maintain their organization in OPP
position a spirit eager defiant. and overbearng
day than at any time during the recent contests The
Union wings will OF remain true to their connex
ions and relations and form the basis OF party strong
enough 10 put down the actual and the amateur dsunion
isis At the North the democratic party il so entirely
aboonized and Kossuihized, among the Kings Corrys,
Chases. Summers and Van Burens. that the tendency to
open disruption between the conservative and destructive
wings of IL becomes daily urgent and conclusive
Look now al the party that claims to be democratic,
and lei how II ia controlled II IS gopernsd en-
hrsy BY the Buffalo oonpsnon,sts and NE Nashville con-
penonis. II isa pseudo democratic party, and 'ts ma
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-21

MOOD woods WOOD THE subscriber has at his wood
yard hundred cords Of
hickory pine wood, which he snriou 70 sell for ss
ready deliver in such
refer
cf his friends az TO the quality Of the Wool
&C. viz To G. r. Frost John Ciag., a. o. Gram
mar Dr. Hsyy Washington, Rev. L. y Morgan, Rev. Mr. Ham
ilton.
Jan 7-eoqm. GEORGE w. CONWAY.