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CHRIsTMAs PREsENTs.-We are now

4 HRISTNAS PRESENTS.-Wea are now
rect, a magnificent assortment of Frames Jenny
Lind and Papier Mache Cases, varying in price
from two to twenty-five dollars, made to suit the
new and beautiful style of colored Daguerreotype
obtained by me in Europe last summer, viz: the
sHeliotype." By this method the back ground is
rendered Opaque and the imitation of miniature
painting is perfect. The greatest satisfaction in
verbally given, as may be seen from the subjoined
letter from distinguished Senator of New York
Our friends are requested to call and examine, at
the Virginia Sky.Light Daguerrean Gallery No. las
Main street, Richmond, under the Gothic Window
WIN. A. PRATT, Proprietor.
Mr. w. A. PRATT, Daguerrean Artist, was en-.
gagged in taking likenesses of members of Congress
and others among whom had the honor of sitting
and examining with care his Gallery. feel graft.
fed in saying that regard his ikenesses as more
perfect and complete than those of any other artist
which have fallen under my observation, and
deem him entitled to generous patronage.
de 10 d. S. DICKINSON.
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$33,3y7, 1900, 1900.

Tickets SI2 halves 8; quarters 3.
Certificate OF package of wholes S156. Shares
in proportion.
$33,3y7, $4,000, 500. ..t
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass No Z, to be drawn
at Baltimore on Wednesday, February 18th. 7a
numbers, 13 drawn.
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LIRE CARRIRRs.-For sale at
- jazz enters, l37 Main street.
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II SHUMAN, an old Philosopher, Swede
L by birth, late Astrologer to his Majesty, the
ing his services to the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity, in Astrology, Astronomy, Physognomy,
and Signs, and gives true, correct, and satisfactory
information, having made predictions to Napoleon
In 1912, previ us to his downfall in Moscow, and
Prince Bernadotte, to be King of Sweden. He also
refers to the prediction of the election of General
Taylor to the Presidency. He can be consulted in
matters Of Love, Marriage and of the future events
OF lite.
TERMs-Ladies 25 cents, for reading the planet
in full so cents Gentlemen SO cents, for reading
the planet in full 81.
Colored ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
call.
Nativities calculated according to Geomancy:
for Ladies So, in full 50; Gentlemen S. in full
S.
His Office is en- 18th street, between Main and
Cary streets, second house from Main street OF.
hours from nine O'Clock in the morning till nine
O'Clock in the evening. de l5-2m4
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+ UsTRAL HAIR TONIC, for preserving
IL the hair, giving it glossy and life like ap
pearance. removing dandTuff and keeping the head
clean and healthy. This article has acquired de-
servedly celebrated rep!xaton among the ladies
prove its efficacy. Sold only by
BENNETT g. BEERS,
jal9 Druggists. Main stra.,
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- EAD.-Just received fresh LOT at Mrs Jarvis,
~ Colo Candy-that world renowned and uni.
Sersaiiy admitted good remedy for coughs, colds,
and other pulmonary complaints This article has
been recommended by Gen. Zachary Taylor Hon.
Games, Hon Henry Clay, tx President Van Buren,,
NJ Willis Esq. Rev. w npthard, &c &c.
Inc certificates of the 4 bve gentlemen, with
many other eminent recommendations, are framed
and exhibited at Mrs. w. Jervis store, 800 Broad.
way, New York.
For sale by R. r. DUVAL,
de % Under the American.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.-A lot of
- beautiful Port Monsies with tables, Memoran.
dun Books, Card Gases, DC, all combined These
are decidedly the handsomest and most substantial
articles out. Also. . great variety of handsome
French and American Port Monaies and Fancy
Articles, for sale at low prices by 60
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists,
JAZZ lbs Main street
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presentanls 81 I'anendeniebt est acrepre par les
deux tiers dps membrss e1us dams chaque Cbafnbre,
inserk process verbal lie par oui
par non ct lie Secreaife Fiat Ie fera pr bier an
elaset en- francais trois nos avan' pe-ction gene
raie des Repr6sentants Ia L6gisa ufe, dams un
journal moins, dams les parsisses de Etat
on il BE public journal L'amehdepent ainsi
propose sera ensnite sounis All peupIe Peiecton
generale suivante, sill appronvk rattle par
Ia maorite des electeurs il era das Tors partie de Ia
Constitution. 81 plnsieurs amendments propo-
ses en- meme temps, lis seront soumis peupe de
naniefea ce que les eleeteurs puissen voter pour
contre chaque amendment separGment
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TIRE VIII.
INSTRUCTION PUBLICUE.

Art. 135--il elu surintendant de l'instruc-
ton pubqne qui exercefu SEES onctlons pendant une
periodic de deuX annees SEES devors seront presents
par la lo ct il recevra 'e traitement que xera la LIE
gislaiure. Ne,rmons L Assemble Generale pourra,
par un vote de la msjoritG DIES membres tius aux
deux Chambres, abo!ir la place de Surin,endant de
rnstruetion pnblique, quand ellie jogera que cette
place nest plus necessa,re
Art. l36-L Assemble Generale eablira des
ecoes gratuitps ct pnbliques dams tout FEta ct de-
pouevor leur entretieu moyen dune take
generate sur les prophecies on autrenent. LIE mon
tan1 ains percu obtenu de tsne autre iacon sera
distribute entire les differences paroisses proportion
nellement nomhre denants libres ct blancs
que|les renermeront, ct de rage ndique par As
semblee Generale.
Art l37-Le produit de toutes les terres conce-
dees jnsqn,a ce moment par lie Congress des Etats'
unis il Get Ea pour rentretien DIES ecoes celul de
toutes les oul peurfon dams avenIr etre con-
cedGes ieguees Ea;, sans destination expresse,
ct don't Eai pourra plus tard disposer ainsi que lie
produit des SUGGESTIONS echnes L Etat, conioFme
uent la loi, resteronl la possession de Fiat
tire de pref tormeront un renie perpeluele doh
IEat acoutera annueiIenent l'interet Il raison de
six ponr cent. Get inreret JOINT celui rens par les
| Etats. Unis Get Etat, titre de depot, en- verIu
dune loi du Cougres dn % jnn 1886, sera aifecte
ains que la otalite de la rente DIES terres non'Ven
dues l'entretien des eroles pubiques, ct cette al
| location restera invlolable
Art Isle revenu provenant de la vente de
toute erre accnrd6e jnsqu'a ce moment a Get tat
par e Commencement Federal pour rentre,ien dune
,nai>on deducation, que la yente ait deja eu lieu on
| unelle s'accompsse plus tard alnsi que lie revenu
provenant dune donation queconqne iate a Etat
dams e but ci-desss indqud fornlera une rente per
petuele don't in,errt, raison de six -FOUR cent par
an sera applique entretien d une institution des-
tinee aux sres de la LITERATURE des arts ct des
sciences La Legislature pourra vo'er aucune l"i
poue appquer les fonds ci-dessus mentionn6s un
au,re but que la creation ct ameoration de llnstl-
| tuition susre.
Art. l39-L' Universte de la Louisiana, situee a
la Nouvelle Orleans, maintenne elle gu ellie
| mainlenant eablie.
Art. lola Legislature pourra voter les lois
gu ellie uaeta necessaires pour req ementer uereu-
rement Uuiversite avoser les progress de la I,t-
t6rature de la science ellie ne dependant pas
obi.ee de concourir par une subventon Peutretien
de rUniversite.
TIRE TX.
REVISION DE La CONSTITUTION
| Art 14l.-Tout amendment cetle Constitution
peut etre propose au SenRt GU la Chambre des Ne.
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COUNTERFETTS .lBOUED!!
All falsely EGTgACToEs Coenierses Of
1ALEYs The worthless hope sealing
they public
the virtues of the articles Buy
" ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON THE GEN.
4 III ~ , ,2sshfs Thai TIE YAM, N DAI1kY" Be
TIE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX, AND THAT NO OTaKR BIZ
UPON IT. =
s General Depot for the Quilted States
viii be promptly executed. II. DALEY d CO.,
as BROADWAY, New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
Isl CHARITIES STREET, NswOrieans,
Where all Dealers in the States Of LOUISIANA ALABAMA MIS-
slSSIPPI, KENTUCKY TENNESSEE LOUIE.
the State Of MISSOURI, will lie promptly supplied.
JOHN WRIGHT e CO.,
au21 Sm General for
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TIGARS--70, 900 Havana. direct importation
~ Club Club M4ds Resaia Dos Reaais
Media Rsss La Ps,ri Judo Ean.e e Judo Errsnte
Media Regas C-uradas Regslia, for sale by
aust 81 FERD. KENNETH L CO.,
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DISTRIBUTION DIES POUPOIRs.

Art Ter fT1sss,s pouvoirs du gouvernement de I Eta
dela Louisa y sont dvises en- trois departments dis
tincts.
Chacun de ces dfparements est comic un corps
particulier de n.agistrats.
LIE pouvoir leglsatif est attribute corps parti-
euler lie pouvor execute autre corps, ct lie pou-
voir jud claire un troisiems corps.
Art. 2.-Amcun de ces d parcments, nj aucune
personne rempissant dams Pun d'eux place qn.l-
conquc, nexercera les pouvoirs qui apparennent en-
propre un des deux aures, 81 est dams les cas-
indiquts ci-apres expressement.
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TIRE TX

REVISION DE La CONSTITUTION
Art. 141.-Tout amendment cetle Constitution
peut etre propose au Senat GU Ia Chambre des Re.
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CON STRTU THON
l. ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA

PREAMBULE.
Nous, lie penpe de PEtat de la Louisiana, etablis-
GUS OF deere tons cette Constitution
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Paroisses Plaq emines ct St Bernard la portion
de Ia paroisse d Orl stu sur la rive drote du
Mississippi; la portion de la vile de la Nouvele- Or
ans comprise au-dessons de la ligme qul setend du
henve en- suivant lie mlen de la Julie jus4u au
canal de la NouvelIeOr ans, ct de Ia en- suivant lie
dit canal jusqu au Lac
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de la manare qui prescribe par Ia ol, ct
lis t. l- jurdictlon crmneile qui lenr
egalement attrlbuee par Ia lo
Art. 79-Les Greffiers des Cours lnferieures de
Etat seront elus par les votants de ctaqne parosse
pour une periode de qnatre annees > II Sc declare
une vavance apres Pelection, lie Juge de la Conr on
cette vacance sera survenue nommera Nm autre Gre-
fer ct la personne ans nominee restera place JUS
qua election generate snvante.
Art. SO-Un Sheriff ct I'm Coroner seront elns dams
chaque paroisse par les votants de la die parosse
periodic de deux annees, moins qu'ils soIert des
tues La Legislature aura lie droit d'angmenter ]"
nombre DIES herifs dams pa oisse queconque. 81
parolsse perd une maniere d une autre apres
lelectlon son Sherlf GU oroncr, lie Gouverneur
nommera d la place vacane, ct la personne alnsl
les fonctons qui lui Attributes JUS
gus que Pelectlon lu ait dome succesSeur.
Art. Sizes JUICES DIES dilf-rentes Cours ne-
reures seront eus par les votans de leur paroisse
gu de leurs districts.
Art. S2-La Legislature devra fxer reiection de
.ous les JUICES epoque distncte de cslle ixee
pour tone aulfe election,
Art. SD Avocat- General sera eu par les votants
de / Etat, les Avocats de District par les voants de
chaqne district, meme temps que lie Gouverneur
de fEtat.
Art s4-La Legislature indiquera de quele ma
Mere doivcn etre remplaces, quand survent une
canoe quelconque les Jugps inierieurs, 7ocat-Ge-
neral les Avocats de District ct les autrcs officers don't
lie mode de Replacement n est pas indique par la
Constitution
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La portion de l.. vile de la Nouvele- Orl ans situee
au-dessns de la gne qul 81 tend du leuve slivant
le nIeu de la rue Jnleusqu an canal de la Nonvelle
OFl ans ct de la en- suivant le dit canal iusqu' au
Lac paroisses Jefferson, st Jean Baptiste, St
Charles, St Jacques, Ascension, Assumption La
tourche- lnt reure, Terrebonne, Rouge
lberville.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-28
The Imprisonment Of Mr.. Brace IN Austria
CORES pondence ON The Subject

The Imprisonment Of Mr.. Brace IN Austria
Correspondence on the Subject.
WASHINGTON: June 25.
The correspondence in relation to the imprison-
ment in Austria of Mr.. Brace, the young Ameri-
can traveller, which was sent into the Senate TO-
day, is very voluminous. The facts, however,
were mainly published heretofore Prince
Schwarzenberg, in a letter to our Charge, dated
Vienna, June 18th, 1851, assigns the reasons for
the arrest. He says that Mr. Brace was the bear
or of papers from Hungarian fugitives belonging
to the dangerous and promine revoutionists,
which were addressed to resident individuals who
were very much respected.
He also had with him, says the Prince several
copies of the most infammatory and reasonable
publications. In consequence of this, he was
placed in confinement, his action beinga proceed
ing, which Especially during seige) is most
strictly forbidden by law. Therefore, the arrest
of Mr. Brace had been deemed the more fully justi-
fable, as, in his extensive journeys through
Hungary, he had thought proper to travel by very
Indirect and on the most unfrequented roads,
in quest of those individuals who were known for
their hostility to the Government, giving rise, by
such proceedings, to the suspicion that Mr.. Brace
participated in their political intrigues.
This matter, however, seems to have lost much
of its interest at this time it being year
ago when the occurrences took place, and Mr..
Brace having been released by the prompt and de-
cided interference of our Charge, and since re-
turned home. S.
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FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

Private letters from New Orleans give from respecta
BILE the annexed particulars of several unpleasant
occurrences which had lately taken place the Rio Bra
early in this month the United States steamer Co
ma nche going up the river Bravo and nearing
point known by the of Paso de Dona Cecilia she
stopped close to the Mexican shore Five landed
from her and killed cow which they about carry
on board when the came forward and demanded
be paid the value of his This demand they refused
to comply WITH and answered with insults and threats
The owner of the threatened them in return and
went Off, The steamer continued her voyage and shortly
afterwards the pilot observed party of approaching
the bank OF the river, and he fired upon them from the
steamer The party shore then withdrew and ascend
ing the rver they hid themselves behind pie of wood
waiting Tor the approach of the steamer upon which they
hrea with muskets as she The result
was native passengers wounded, of them be-
ing the deputy collector of the cusomhouse of Rio
Grande, and the other his SON
onpieasaht occurrence has taken place also at Ca
MARCO 1t appears that soldiers belonging to the
United states army went over the river, and,
quence OF having drank to excess they began to commit
outrages upon all they met with until they came up with
sentry belonging to the Mexican army On coming up
with this man. one of the Americans drew his pistol and
fired at and wounded him. Provoked by this wanton act
the inhabitants of Camargo assembled and attacked the
Americans killing one and thowing the remainder into
prison. who were subsequently to Gen Harvey at
Rnggold barracks" -
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-28
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
SALE OF HORSES EVERY SATURDAY.
IN the days above named, commencing at9I O'Clock
~ will sell at auction, at my 18th ST.. va
riety OF miscellaneous articles consisting of tho follow
ing
GROCERIEs-Sugar,C Coffee, Gunpowder Tea Can
dies Soap Nails Starch Bacon hams shoulders and Sides
Rice, Pepper Ginger, Brandy, Whiskey, Gin, Moasses
Butter. Lard Herrings, Shad.
observation-disclosures, Sdeboards, WashstaIds
Feather Beds, hair and shuok Mattresses, Bedsteads
Chairs Candestands dining tea, and toilet Tables Bed
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,
Crockery ware, Matches writing and wrapping Paper
Books, &c
NH &c r CAUTHORN
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LANGUID CIRCULATION.-Repeate changes in
she temperature have very bad effect upon the blood
tudden change from full generous, low. poor Diet
will be equally injurious to the health sudden changes
of weather five would have health we must endeayor
to prevent faras in ie great of all kinds
Every excess of heat cold ofeang drinking tends
o Oh ene sh% IT'S
and the first consequence is that the bowels become
tive.
We are in this condition ready receive any disease
with which we may in contact; and without any
contact with any affected with sickness, we shall
have headache heartburn dizsness foul tongue loss of
appetite; all the result of the of costiveness
When the atmosphere become impure and oppressive
to mankind trequres the tempest agtate it, to give
it purity and life.
When the bowels costve they require the admins
Tation of BRANDRETHS PILLS, which, by exciting
commotion accelerated movement in that organ
will occasion all morbid contents be expelled thereby
reducing purity to the blood and health the whole
flame
For sale by M. BRANCH,
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LATEST NEWS.
Photographed for the Times.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Decline in Gotten.

BALTIMORE, June &c.
The steamship Atlantic arrived at Halifax with dates
from Liverpool to the 10th as-four DAYS later than
those by the Niagara
Below we send You latest commercial adyices from
which it will be observed that Cotton and Corn have both
declined in the Liverpool market
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, June l6.
CoTroN-Market quiet. Sales Monday. 14th. 5000
baes Thursday the 18TH they aggregate only 1900 bales
about two-thrds of the Cotton sold both DAYS were
American descriptions Spectators and exporters took
1900 bales -the balance went to the trade.
The numbers of buyers unusually iarge but sellers
holding back The following the Quotations: Fair
Orleans 62d; middling 81 L. fair Mobile 81 middng
SID
Brown, Shpley Co. quote decline of sdin low and
middling descriptions of American.
The Manchester Market was quiet.
CoRN-Prices had declined one shilling per quarter
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, June 16-The Cotton market
opened quietly today and the sales will not probably ex-
coed three or four thousand bales holders being unwilling
to submit to the decline.
FLOUR and WHEAT have undergone DO change since
the departure of the Niagara.
Additional Ne per Atlantic.
FLOUR is quoted in the Liverpool market at 20 2ls per
Dbl
Provisions are advancing in prices, but Rice III
changed
MONEY MARKET quiet and rates unchanged.
CoTToN-The imports of Cotton into Liverpool tor the
three days ending the 10TH reached $4,000 bales.
FRANcE-The pension allowed to the Polish refugees
in France has been stopped
Garrabald the Italian Patriot, has arrived at Hong
Kong, in China, in command of Persian ship.
AUsTRAL,A--Advices from Australia represent the dis
coveres of gold in that country to be the increase
Large numbers of the Chinese and Caornians ar
rivng-attracted hither by the wonderful discoveries
Gold.