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nANCINa ACApEMY AZ enc Temperanee Hall, Wa.h.

DANCING ACADEMY a the Temperance Hall, WASH
ingon ID. C.P. sARACCO fiom Ito Grand street, New York
OF all fashionable
the honor the public tina
the above Dancing Academy VIII be open each day from 10
O'Clock In the evening" for classes and private
lessons.
p saracco would ladies gentlemen who would vo
patronage tnt In twelve Lessons they will be
saloon New York performing The most and
pieces recently Europe, will arrive
morning. I'd February and wishing their
balls will please address their orders to the acad
envy OF -.
Feb lot. p. sARACCo.
+ AwsON's History OF Hawking The Origin. Rise
Vi Progress the Banks Of England Ireland and scotland
vol. London, 1850.
Pancss History Of the England. vols. London
Logsn Scottish Banker Popular Exposition Of the Practice
l vol. London, .
Mercana Law Britain compared with the Codes and Laws
Of Commerce the Mercantile Countries Of the World vols
London 1851. =.
Francis Chronicles Characters Of the Stock Exchange,
Gibar,s Practical Treatise Banking. l vol.
The Bankers Common Place Book. lyol
IN Paper Money, vol
Goures Journal Of Banking, and History Paper Moneyau
Banking in United States ! vol
And many works and finance both English and
A PebS FRANCK TAYLOR
MEDICAL students Wade Meoumg by Geo. Mendsn-
Ransin Abstract ofe Medical Sciences Decem
Vsipesa Midwifery translated from the French by chss
ssdls,. Review Of Maieria Medica vol, I2mo.
'"' ""' ' TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
F,b5 Booksellers, 9th street
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NEW Fe.hicn.bio Tailoring E.tab,,.hrpent.-H

NEW Fashionable Tailoring Estnbiishment-H. y.
LoUDoN CO.. mems and tailors, Browns Hotel,
have opened their with
stock Of goods gentlemens such
cloths, vestng furnishing goods generally.
Army, navy, marine and officers viii find
ofsword epaue sses sees and such other
articles the latest regulation Of their respective corps prescribe
experience years In legitimate tailoring, and
goods please, with the cash
protect against high prices inducements we
offer and most respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov is-d3m
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GOES Drawing Book OF Heads Figures, and AMI
" mails.
Historic de Estados Undos por Emma willard. vol
Homeopathic Domestic Physicians with abridged materia msa
by j. III. Pulte, NJ. ID.
Hoods whmcaies, being second number OF Punams Semi
Monthly Library.
Riego, or the Spanish Martyr; tragedy in 1--WE acts.
Gleaning and Groupings from Pastors Portfolios by Rev Joshua
NJ. Danorth.
This day received, and for sale by
TAYLOR d MAURY,
Feb6 BookselleTs, 9th
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Pennsylvania Railroad.
~ Z" ,ErTT WINTER ARRhNGEMENT-Between
0lye2R 49, Philadelphia and Pittburg-Tm. reduced
bourOn after LIST OF December
viii be carried by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia and Pibu wenfyfour hours only
eight miles OF staging excellent turnpike
Fare, sil.
shortest and best between the great
Atlantic Cities and accommodations ali
highest character.
THOMAS MOORE,
New ll-d3m Agent Penn,a Railroad
JAMES L. EDWARDS, late Commissioner OF Penn
Smith, attorney formerly Of Ogdsns
burg York, opened Office Washington city
OF business for claims before Congress and
the departments Of the They
their business that
their Reference be made members Of
Congress
Hotel Wi be duly attended TO.
Sep l0--dly
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VsAPP's Chemistry Applied to the Arts vol ~
n jus, published. London, 1881.
Pans Anatomy OF the External Form. Of Man VOL and all"
OF plates. London
Nichols. Architecture Of the illustrated Lon
DON 1851.
ooebeus Practical Treatise the Microscopy, VOL, Nus
uaed. London
The Fian-A Biography; by NJ J. scheden NJ d.; vol "
lususded. London.
rcbards Natural History Man vol 50 engraving
Illustrated Manual Of Operative Surgery and Surgical Anatomy
from the French by Doctors Van Buren, and leases %
Just published -,
Martins History Of Man and monteys vol Lonsa
Many engraving. FRANCk TAfboh
Dec n
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MoRsE LISEJ
wamsaros orrcr, rrsssrLv.uA Avrsur,

MORSE LIkE)
wasmsoros oruor, rrsssrLvArA Arrsus,
Fiah house east Of National Hotel, Nos.
TUE first line established BY company Tn the United
States and consequently oldest the pioneer line erfsndn
between Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New ana
delivering and receiving AT the intermediate ssuon
de Grace Wilmington, Trenton New Brunswick New
ak and Jersey Cybe line In The country At The present
undergone extensive repairs and
transmit and deliver number OF messages w
may be accommodation OF public
accuracy fidelity hitherto uneqused THIS line
Of Morse lines east west north and
extending sesdy heon thousand mlcs, 70 either
and will be delivered a. desired The sn
line thoroughly systematred IT, bu
mode Of delivery Of ~
all with havors With the f.oh
by this ccpany inv
this line, and tbey do not 5nd most reliable g @
graphing. offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company are
city, Pennsylvania h house Nauonr
Baltimore, No Exchange, South Gay Philadelphia
Quincy Granite buidinFy New Yort NO
WIN NJ SWAIN, President
March l4-3mds
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ODD FELLOWS HALL, seventh strert.-Buu's Seven
u Mirror a thousand miles the lakes the
Niagara Lawrence and saguenay rivers, will Monday
February 9h, for short season only
executed from drawings taken
spot interesting objects and localities, 900
villages 100 200 buildings 800 steamboats, ships, and
other vessels.
will preside the and panoorte, al
Hand book 10 the mirror lax cents.
Every evening, except Saturday and Sunday
Doors at 6t--miIror moves at u o'clock
Abundance 25 Children half price.
exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
3o'clock. Febb-du
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DOR Rent, tho largo and commodious house N
II FIRE. ward occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
For terms apply TO Gen. Grstof, Six Buildings.
sept2l-eodtf fintell)
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DRY GOODS.-YERBY a MILLER are now op.nine n y.r,
~ choice and cheap stock Of dry goods, such
Csshmeres and nous de ane, prices
Plss plaid and brocade silks
wstered poplns
Merinoes, all shades, and very cheap
Psrsmsto cloths
Alpacss and bos,bs,n.s, all grades
With various o,her ptons ofmournng goods
a very large of csmhric and muslin bands
Hr dozen various
lawn handkerchief very cheap
fity dozen Alersnders kid gloves
with all kinds dry adapted ladies' wear and At
That cannot fail 10 please.
VERIFY MILLER,
Dec H-sod1mif - -
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The Tras State Debt Bill Passed.

New ORLEANS Feb. San arrival to-day brings a.
vices from Galveston, to the Both ult The bill Tor Il
payment othe public debt had finally passed both bIanch
Of the legislature.
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FRENCH JUNENtLE BOOKs.-Amehc on le tnoHPh'"
Ia Pieto par Mime Bernier.
lie Bon Fdolin et le Mechsnt Thiey q. q. Scbmid
Joseph 81 Idore, 10 danger des Msuvases Companies ~
r. Marcel.
Les Deus creolos, lontanemont dc Er.mple par NJ"
Saunders.
Illustrations rHistore sainte par rAbbe Rous,er
Bsstiep Devouemen Fia par Mime rsrens.
AmsIix Corsn pOrphcne sienne Victor Doubled
Antonio, porpholin dc Florence par Louis Fnedel.
aimpies Coutes par NJ. Fable Roussier.
Etudcs IIsorques, a pusage de Ia ieuncsse.
Les Trois iii. du Captains par Leon Cuerin. :,
And Others Of various kinds, styles, and prices for you "
svsy age, imported direct from Pans by - ..,op
THE Political Works OF John @. Csihcun-beins
dsquisiton and discourse the eonsna
government United States; vol. l. 900 pages
To he followed BY Others For sale, sngy OF orethe
Dec 10 FRANCk TAfboh
JUDGE ssorys Life and Letters ny his Son. '"s'
published. vols. svo, -. ...,,,y
For sale by TAYLOR MhOhI..
Jan Bookseller, near ph street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12
Local Intelligence, City News, lie.

IHEATRE-Mrs Mowatt, one of the most talented
and accomplished ladies' in the land, commences an
engagement at the Theatre Tonight. She appears as
| Juia IN Knowles beautiful play of the Hunchback
pEsrITUToN.-A poor white woman with four little
en- ofen, reached this city Saturday evening board
the racket boat from Lynchburg. She gave her name
as Wlson-said she was from the State of Kentucky,
a1d was without money and without friends. Her
deplorable condition excited the eommiseraon of the
oy ISLANDERS; permit was obtained from one of the
overseers OF the Poor, and the unfortunate women
together with her half clad offspring, speedily obtain
ed comfortable quarters in the city Poor House.
The alarm of fire Saturday evening, as well as that
about noon Sunday, caused by the burning of
chimney.
Officer Pesrce caused poor inebriae named Geo.
Green whom he found in the streets in deplorabe
state OF desttuon Friday, be conveyed TO the cage
The man had been seized with an apopietic fiji and had
fallen IN the street. The Mayor we believe, ordered
the officers on Saturday to send the poor drunkard to
the Poor House.
-Four white were brought before the Mayor
Saturday. charged with strsinng horse in Man
street, me prevlou night The watchmen caught the
party whilst engnged in this pleasant pastime and
landed them in the cage. They were released from
custody upon sevetay entering into bonds to keep the
peace.
RECEIVING MONEY UNDER FAIsB PRETENcEs.-Wash.
ington, slave. arraigned before the Msyor Sa
turday and sent for trial before the Hastings Court
upon the charge OF claiming pocket book containing
$685. which belonged t, mel gro commander of a
Helsut poi now lying III inc BASIN. Inc b0atman had
accidentally and carelessly lei his pocket book III the
store OF Mr.. Schutter, when Washington stepped up
claimed it, and walked off with it.. He was arrested
and forced TO surrender the pocket book
HEAVY Loss We regret to learn that Robert X
Irving, Esq the delegate from BYckin cham countv
sustained heavy loss in this city Saturday evening
last He arrived in the Lynchburg packet, and upon
applying Tor his trunk learned that had been delivered
to some one OF the porters who had pied for bag
gage The trunk contained between $500 and 5000
N MONEY besides other articles of value to the owner
Ofeer airing on was yesterday the look out for
the missing properly, but we believe he failed dis.
cover any portion oft.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

Major Gen. Scott, we see it stated honored
Kossuth with call on New Years day. While
there, Gen. Cass came in, and going up TO Gen
Scott, in his usual puffy manner, exclaimed
hundred thousand brave Americans to Hungary
to assist our friend, the Governor" "Sir," re-
piled General Scott, drawing himself up to the
height oil HIS stately person, 81 am prepared tc
lead my conntrymen wherever Congress directs
me to go?" The answer was that of true
American and worthy "the hero of hundred bat
ties"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12
LORD pALMERsToN,s RETIREMEN1


The withdrawal of Lord Palmerston from The Br-
fish Cabinet is sign oportentous import II is clear
that he has been driven from the Ministry in conse-
quence OF his sympathy with kossuth and with the
cause OF liberalism generally the Europen CONT
nent; aud as that sympathy but faint, may
Judge how strong is the eeling among the British aris
tocracy, against taking the part Of freedom in oppos-
ton 10 the Gar. But while may wee. in this
fact the final death blow to the hope OF berty abroad
we recognize in it only the inatuaon OF sell
fish arislocracy preparing the way Tor their
downfall 1t is always darkest Just before the dawn.
Let us not, therefore, despair OF freedom in the Old
World. When Kossuth in England, one noble
man only, Lord Dudley Stuart, gave him open coun
tenance; but the m.dding classes and peope The bone
and snew of the natlon crowded around his carriage
around conqueror's lrumphal car. The debased
arslocracy OF England ready to lick the dust be
fore the autoera aud, for awhile, their policy may
prevail, but while they Teasing with their ally,
the handwriting will yet appear the walls, "mene,
meme, tekel nphars;n," ye weighed in the balance
and found wanting Republican England may yet
fraernizc with republican America, and both with re-
publican Hungary Phil Bulletin.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

THE SfCkLY SEASON There are some
diseases that visit US at stated seasons of the year. and
which not unrequeny become alarmingly fatal du.
ring the summer and autumn moaths, especially to the
young. Its supposed seventy thousand die annually
IRON arrangements of the Stomach, and Bowels alone
Does not every ceiling oil nature become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this tighul mortaityl
are we not bound by every principle Of religion 10 ad
mNnster relief when in our powerl BRANDRETHS
FILLS, by cleansing the blood from all mpuretes
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
heahily, no matter whether externally or internally
situated Nature has formed the bowels for the evacu-
alton OF all unhealthy humours OF the bl cd, and il
man would but use common sense, he wouldake care
they perform this office faithfully. II the bowels are
out OF order, if too slow active few doses of
f,aandrelh's Pills will bring them to ORDER Ask the
man that was dying from constpated bowels what
cured him; he tells you, Brandreh's Pills. Ask him
who has had the dyssentery fo six months and every
emedy.had aed he will tell You that Brandreh's Pills
cured him in a week. So with levers. chs, and other
diseases: In word, BrandretIs Pills. YOU are
sick and desire to be wel-and use hem occasionally
when well, to keep off sickness.
For sale by NJ BRANCH.
No. East Main street. corner opposite Old Market
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

KossUrH's OPINION OF AMEkIoAN ORATORS.
-Kossuth in his speech to the people of Wash
ington thus expresses hmsefin regard 10 Amer.
can orators
81 have in many countries seen many people,
but never have met in my life with people
where eloquence was so much at home as in tho
United States. Never before have met with a
people accustomed to hear almost daily the mos t
eloquent speeches. more and more meet so many
eloquent men, am almost afraid to speak in m
plain manner. y
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

The citizens of Lynchburg held pubic meeting
Monday night last TO express their disapprobation
and indignation, at the pardon by Governor Floyd
and sudden return amongst them as a citizen, of 10.
seph Angel, recently sentenced to the Penitentiary
from that place for the murder of Thomas Lovett-
The meeting was a crowded one, and very determin-
ed in its purpose.
They appointed committee 10 ascertain upon what
grounds this act of pardon was granted; if upon a
memorial purporting TO have been signed by citizens
of LynchbuIg, then 10 endeavour to obta copy of
such instrument, they have reason TO believe that
the Executive has been grossly imposed upon by
means of forged names. &c The meeting likewise
peremporially ordered Angel to leave the town and
county; and judging from the temper exhibited by the
citizens, we should conclude that Angel would con-
suit his own safety by obeying their mandate
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

private letter received 10 New York by the Africa
roma London Banker, says that surprising as it may
appear IN this country as il does England the estab-
shment OF military despotism in France has been
hailed by the mercantile classes with almost nm aninous
salsiaction that stocks have risen considerably, and
genera revival Of business has begun to manifest il
itset IN france, making il evident that the present
may be the ultimate consequences The writer re i.
marks, that American stocks are much nonred after
Tor investment, and will doubtless continue ia favor "A
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

COST OF LIVING ABROAD "OFFIcIALLY" The State
Department. at Washington, in pursuance of a resou-
ton Of Congress has addressed circular letters to
American Ministers and Consus, nqurng the expense
of living. Mr. Lawrence answers not by saying
what it costs him live in London, because he for
tunatey is able support style that he chooses,
but by showing what it COSTS American Minister to
live respectfully, ending with conclusion hat the
present sa lazy is not quite hail adequate Mr.. l. pays
$4,000 wear for house rent and over 900 for car
RACES, horses, coachmen, &c. This leaves but So 600
all other EXPENSES.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

CATHOLIC FAIR-The ladies' belonging to the
congregation of St. Peters Cathedral, will open
FAIR at Lafayette Hall, on Monday next, to be con-
linuei during the week. They will offer Tor sale
large variety OF useful and fancy articles many ofthem
executed with much skill and equal TO any thing
ever exhibited at any Fair in this city. As the proA
ceeds oil the Fair for the benefit of the Church. thew
hope to meet liberal patronage and encoura cement
from generous public. ia 9-ts.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

CINEAS. THE EPIR OTE-

The allusion of M. Kossuh. in his speech Of Wed
nesday evening, ts Cineas, he Eproe, required some
OF his hearers turn TO their classical Dictionaries
There they learn that C'neas Thsssaan. the
friend and minister of Pyirhus, King OF Epirus He
was the most eloquent man OF his day, and reminded
his hearers Of Demosthenes whom he had ard speak
in his youth Pyrrhus wont TO say that the
words OF Cineas had won him cities than his
own arms" After The battle of Heraclea, he was
sent on embassy TO Rome with proposals of peace
from Pyrrhus; and such was his wonderful memory,
that 1--WE are told the day after his arrival he
able 10 address Al the senators and knights by mama.
The terms he offered were, that all the Greeks in
Italy should be let free, and that the Italian nations,
from Samnum downwards, should receive back all
they had forfeited to Rome Hard as were these con-
dons, such the necessities of Rome and the per-
suasiveness of Cineas that the Senate would probably
have Yielded if The scale had been turned by the
dying eoquence OF old Appius Ciaudus The am
bassador returned and told the King that there was
no people like the Romans-that their city was tenn
pie, I err Senate an assembly OF kings.
The felicity OF the orators al!usion is otmpaed by
the indirect and unattended compliment to himself;
for do not believe that Cineas, with all his persua-
slvenesS argued his more eoquently before the
Roman Senate than M. Koss nth before the American
Congress Republic.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

WoEAs'a RIGErs-A gallant member of the Ten
nessee legislature recently offered The following amend
ment to Womans Rights Bill introduced in the Sen.
a,e:
"See .. And be il further enacted, That in case
any young gentleman or bachelor make any advances
towards an unsuspecng and unsOphistica;ed lady, by
making love- or pretending make love to her, and
wing no real serious intention oil ,trnony he sha ii
be found guilty Of q misdemesnor, and be punished
accordingly"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

A Coon OsE.-Davy Crockett happened to be
present at an exhibition Of animals, some years ago
in the city of Washington, where monkey
seemed to attract his attention, and he distracedly
observed, If that fellow had on pair of specta-
eles he would look like Major Wright Of Ohio.
The Major happened 10 be just behind Davy and
overheard the observation, and gently tapped
Crocket on the shoulder, when he, Crockett
very formally remarked, "Illbe hanged, Major
if know whose pardon toask-yours or the mon
KEYS"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

"SUcH IS LFE."-A half drunken woman was
perambulating the streets of Cincinnati on Thurs
day night A rowdy led her into paint shop on
Fifth street, and daubed her face in mere black
guard wantonness, and hen took her into back
room where there was light. The light dis
closed the disfgured face of his own mother.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

cia Convention held in Richmond, Va, the South
western Convention about to be held in this city,
arrived here Sunday last. Mr. Burwell is one Of
the leading practical men of Virginia. who has exer-
fed high and wide influence in promotion oil her
public works. He also the author OF the very able
address Of the Richmond Convention IN. o. Bulle-
lin ,EanlanrN 3.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

VISIT OF NJ. KOSSUTH TO MR.. CLAY.
We learn from Inc lnteIIigencer that at about two
O'Clock Friday afternoon M Kossuth, accompanied by
Gen. Cass, called upon Mr. Clay at his rooms at the
National Hotel. The interview was on both sides
very cordial and friendly and was continued about
an hour, in the of which, it is stated Mr. Clay
frankly disclosed his sentiments, and at considerable
length, as 10 the policy of this country in reference
TO the question of Intervention in European AFFAIRS.
Mr. Clay, it has been understood, is opposed any
change in this policy, deeming il best only for our
selves, but likewise for the down-rodden population
of Europe that should pursue hitherto the even
tenor of our way. NJ. Kossuh paid the most respect
full attention to Mr. Clay, and on his side impaired
much interesting intelligence to the social and po-
Itica condition of several of the European
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

The Democratic party Of Norfolk celebrated their
recent victory in the State by grand torch light pro-
eession Thursday evening. Many houses were lllu-
minated, in different parts of the city, and Frog
town. especially was in blaze of tar, tallow and
glory The News says the procession lylarge.
numbering about one thousand persons,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

AUCTION NOTICE This morning, OF 10 o.
cock, at The store of M chael Harris, No 20 Main ct
VIII be sold his stuck of clothing, China Ware House,
hold Furniture, &c.
ia IL GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

cslstaiement but wish to say that as Understand
he matter, and have taken pains to look at it,
Hungary contains Sufficient population TO constitute
q nation.
The following enumeration OF the races that consli-
tute the population of Hungary is taken from one OF
the latest and most authoritative publications OF Aas
trian statistics, that OF fIaeuffsr:
= ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-12

STATE DEBr OF PENNsYLvANIA.-The following
statement, showing the Indebtedness OF Pennsylvania
the Il December, is from the annual report of the
Auditor General:
Funded debt viz
per cent loans. 1900. .S23l4,623 81
DO do......... SO ,7O4 .484 03
ii do do......... 1893 $50 90