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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-03
By RICHARD CAUTHORN.

nN THURSDAY, 5h instant, at 10 O'clock at the
~ grocery store of Mr. McGarey. End street, near
the Burying Ground, will sell auction, for cash. his
entire lot of Groceries, Fixtures, Crockery Ware &c
my3 r. CAUTHORN Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
I AGE HsSE ,N5 LOTS IN eRA-


AKGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN GRA-
- HAMS AND BAKERS ADDITIONS NEAR
BACON QUARTER BRANCH TAVERN. FOR
SALE AT AUCT1ON.-Will be sold on TUESDAY.
the goth day April 1853, upon the premises commenc
ing at oclock undivided moety of 400 feet of round
the south side of Moore street. west of Pine street
about 600 feet of ground the north side of Moore street
between Pine and Glmer streets about lao feat ~
ground on the east line OF Gmer street. where it inter-
sects with Moore street Also, lots Nos a. s. G. T. con-
tanning 100 feet Of ground the south east line of Baker
street. opposc to the residence of Jacob Shook sq-
The above land wild be laid of into suitable size buidp
lots, plat of which can be at my Office in n few
days.
TERAs-One fourth cash; balance at g. 6 and months
Tor negotiable notes, interest added secured by trust
deed, or title retained.
ap19 w. GoDDIN, Auct.
PosTPONEMET.-ln consequence Of the surveys
not being completed the sale is unavodaby most
poned 10 TIL URSDAY afternoon the 9Th May 1853 at
4oclock. Upon several OF the lots there are some fine
springs and through OF them pure streams spring
water rum w. GODDIN,
APPS Auctioner.
Iyl TIVE REAL ESTATE ON CANDLES HILL,
For SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, the 18th May, 1853. upon the
premises, commencing a. o'clock, 326 s12 feet of
Ground, on the West line of 3rd, between Byrd and
Arch streets running back feet to foot streets
Also 1854 feet of Ground the West line of 4h street,
between Byrd and Arch Streets (adoinng Prats Cot.
tage) running back 100 feet an alley 90 feet wide-
These lots will be divided into building lots of suitable
size; plat Of which be my office in a few
days
These lots for the most part are iusty regarded as
among the most beautifully located of any others now
IN market and being in view OF the public square
to ne enclosed otter peculiar advantages to persons
wishing a convenient commanding location and pic
tuesque view of James river and the surrounding
try for miles in extent.
TERMs-One.fourth cash; balance at g. 70 and ls
months tor negotiable notes. interest added secured by
trust deed. w. GODDIN
ap 26-taw lwdtds Auctr
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS.
Just receiv d by
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SHALL remain, for the present, at my Ofice on
IL 18th street, where prize Tickets sold by in the
Delaware Lotteries will redeemed.
Persons having claims against will please present
them for payment and those Indebted me- will obige
by making early settlement.
EF-N No one is authorized to my name In any con-
tract whatever. N. STRATTON,
ap 81 18th street, Richmond. Va.
EEL have fer sale, consignment at bargain, anew
Billiard Table. D. 8.
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON,

DOGGETT q ANDE RSON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin SITS,
AVE now in store their spring stock of French and
and Curtain Papers, making complete and elegant
sortment of all the various styles in also, large
rety Of floor Oil Cloths India and Cocoa Mating, Win
dow Shades and Blinds, with general assortment OF
Curtain Goods, Cornces and Trimmings also curled hair
and shuck Mattra with many other articles in
line, all of which will be sold the reasonable
terms, and Paper Hanging and Uphoserng executed
the shortest notice in town or country. NH 30-3m
n SPRING FASHION OF HATS.-The
subscriber is in receipt of the Spring fashions, to
which he respectfully invites the attention of pur
chasers
fe 16 JOHN THOMPSON.
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N PEARL STREET SANS sOUCI 1z
pa EHOTSHE le.{Sas

TF IT'S AfVuso 10 IUW UPtTHCOl,
iall those who arefond ofthe good things
Eiot this hte respectfully invited to call and see
Vtor themselves. We have regular Dinner from
s%unti O'Clock, and snacks served up atall hours
Just drop In and partake of good dinner O'clock
discuss it and feel yourself at home Suppers ordered
from this House shall be promptly served up sent to
sent to beautiful painting-Leda and the swan oriei
nal by Caracco Every should that there is no
other extant and free exhibition that Our liquors
fee me.
Q5 ID KJnDp OTTCr
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/ ANtES A. SMELL, agent for Mrllson Shell has
- taken the stand No. 90, West Main street. lately
occupied by John A Smell Co.. and has Just received
part, and by Wednesday will have an entire new
stock ofStape and Fancy Dry Goods and most respect
fully solcits the patronage of the friends of the late
firms of Jno. A. Smell Sc Co. Barnes & Snel and Hugh
Reigb. % ~
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mhn SERVANTS SHOES.-I have on hand
" large supply of city made Brogues, heavy pegged
Brogans, and water Boots.
JOHN THOMPSON
de Main ST
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an SPRING STOCK.-1 am now in -mssan
r. ceipt of my spring stock of Goods, consist MA
ing of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Trunks
Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. deem it needless to par
teuaze suffice it say that my stock comprises all the
styles of goods and from the most approved manu-
lecturers of all the Northern cities which invite
attention purcEasers, assuring them that pains shall
be sparedO please them. JNO THOMPSON,
APT No 81 Main ST.
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IIaFE RANCE.
MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.
CunifnI nyer fsOA AAA

Capital over 81 600 900.
THIS Company makes annual dividends, which are
Il received in part payment ofpremiums.
The dividends average over one third the premiums
pad-making the actual cost very low
No company affords better security advantages
to the insured.
There few. if any expenditures, that secure so
much releto the parents mind protection to his ia
miy. the premium paid for policy of Life Insu
Office of this company in Richmond at the book store
Main and 18th streets.
ap30-st w KNOWLES, Agent
CHIRTS WORTH WEARING.-Gentemen
- who have heretofore had much difficulty in getting
good Shirts and good fitting Shirts need not abour under
that difficulty any longer We sell Shirts made express
ly retail Sales and them of good mate
rails and to fit. Call and supply yourselves No 1902
Main street. KEEN. CHILES Il BALDWIN.
P S-A large assortment OF gauze merno Underwear
for Spring ap27
IL quality, for sale by
ap27 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
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P &C KIMBROUGH.
A-xHzgsa $. sUTHERLAND, opposite

N-see52xERs> s. SUTHERLAND, opposite
)~-A-sS>SS the Farmers Bank, offers for saIa
an extensive assortment of the following articles at very
low prices, wholesale and retail consisting of superin
cast steel Kirby limerick Virginia Trout, Salmon Sea
and other Fish Hooks; Artificial Files Minnows Frogs
dc; silk hair and gut Lines spun and plated silk do
hemp do; Canton grass, silk gut fancy cork
Bows. Trout Baskets Fishing Books walking stick
and iointed cane reed Fishing Rods brass Reels drink
ing Cups, &c &c.
Merchants and others invited to call and ex-
anime before purchasing rah eff
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NOTICE.

"YDRANT HOSEA full supply with coup
i lings, just received and for SAKE by
apes WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
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DAPER.-The undersigned is now manufacturing
l. best Book News. Tea, Fancy cloored, BILL Enve-
ops and Manello Paper on the accommodating
terms at the Messy Creek Paper Mill Mt. Solen
Augusta county, Virginia. and is ready furnish all or
ders by short notice All orders will be promptly attended
10.
apal est JACOB SANGERS.
ITO FARMERs-CLAY OR cow PEA-The
best mprover of land for the yet discovered
supply Tor sale low by
\ my JOHN WOMBLE x co,
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EU HATS AND BOOTS. rsh.
zaAA From fifteen to twenty per cent saved by H&t
buying from W.
J. H. ANTHONY.
Columbian Hotel Building, Richmond
Moleskn Hats OF best quality. so
Do do second do -....---...-.-....-- 90
Drab Beaver so
Fashionable Silk Hats. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
Fine callskin sewed Boots. .-...-....-.-.....3 so
Congress- Caiter Boots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 25
OPINION OF THE PRESS.
[From the Fncastle Democrat, April l, 1851
.'By the way we would say word for our friend,
John H. Anthony, Columbian Hotel Buildings, to those
going to Richmond and wanting, landing there, to
brush up little just think ofthe finest kind of hat
for So So and fine eafskin sewed boots for SO So He
promises to do this, and we know he cam for we saw
him do it. apis
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BETTER THAN GOLD!

ALEX MONT Il co, Aucts.
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FOR tie Evening S:ar.l

Mr.. E'liior: In looking over your paper
a few days ago, | was Pleased TO see you
ing msn; and | th'Ek the fact of such ~.
announcement ought to bring to your sup
port the mechanics Of Washington and nd
j'cent cities. TIE time has come when the
''bone AMI sim W. of the country should.
en- naaxse, stand forth and assert their righfs
1t is tot necessary for the working men OF
this na'i'n to t"il in AFFECT pr.v-rty aue!
destitu in; b., have only to look at tlei
own condiuen in life, aud then glance ut
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Washington. Ai.ril 2, 1853.
Appointments. BY shs Pr..Id.nt,

Gy and ~ til Tie eor'cr nJ tie senOtc
LAND oFFtCERS.
Thomas o. Ga SEQ X t" he regis'er of
the lani off At Montgomery, Alai,,ma
james III. Ware, q he register of the
lan'l Office al huntsville. Alabama
John S Nasse. 10 hp receiver of public
moneys at Huntsville. Alabama.
Lewis NcCarty. to be register of the land
office at Den"pois. Alabama.
E bridge G'rdner, to he register of the
lInd offi e nj Cab III. Alabama.
Wi liam " F.mbro, to he receiver of
public moneys at Cahaba. Alabama.
Monroe Don"h. to he register of the lanl
office mt Tuscalo 81. Alabama
Nicholas StaLwrrth, ." be- register Of The
and office Mt Sparta, Alabama.
Willis Darby. to be receiver of public
w"neys ut Sp 'rta. Alabama.
James W. Warren, to be receiver of pub
lie moneys al Tu-ea oosa, Alabama
Enos Lowe. TO h. receiver of public
moneys at X. nesvi'le. Iowa.
NAVAL OFFICERS.
John Ke,tlewrll. Baltim"re, MI.
COLLECTORS.
Luther Ju ,kius, York. Maine.
Zenas Clement. L. ri. mouth. y. IL.
l. D Starke, Cam ler, y &.
John White, ~ilwaukie. Wisconsin.
sURytyoR
John O. Wharton. Baltimore, Nd.
MISCELLANEOUS
james Davenport. {" he cher justice
of the Terri ory If New M"xico
Kirby Benedict. to be an assoc ate justice
of the Territory Of New Mexico.
CHARLES S Rumley. to he marshal of the
Territory Of Nv Mexico.
PnsrM.sTERs.
James Tizzsri. Burlington. Iowa.
Charles C"rkey, Dubuque, Iowa.
Isaac G.. Haines. B,ng'r. Mrine.
John VI .rsh III. Piqua. Ohio.
WIN. Kerr. Kingston. n. Y.
Thomas sparrow. Columbus. Ohio.
Mascellus Chalk, New Briiso, Conn
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rings-which c,st oV' r twenty hve tn ,usand
dollars III Europe o. her pink Or. s. they
literally biazel in brightness
S utae's being married 10 CONT, gv
her standing in the New York upp, r te,.d m
# our n,nuied aristocracy her. are sau
init hun,e,s As n sci off, 4 b nj ais, b .
Count FIR her husband. Her Cuun,
Ppoii (nephew of the l:a'ian literal ur.
who his lived many years in Louden is
quite rs good Ms S"nt,g's Couht Rossi
B. tttr-far Pep"li IS young AMI we'll look
ing. while Rossi is old and he wigge,l
Count Pepn'i IS very steady: -Cnu" R,ssi
it is sal !. throws away much money in what
is called shaking his eih W.
THE Countess Pep"li, born in Rome.
six-and twenty years. ag". is daughter OF
n oil. soldier of the E;upr.. e uu'ess
k"Ssi. 6 .ntay) born at DirmstaIt. in j.. -
is daughter AMI gr nd daughter to actors
and actresses. The two ladies' do not par
ticular;y love each other. hui they visit,
anl are partiru 'r'y ro'ite +" each oh r"
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GETTING Up STAIRS "A hotel is about
to be erected in Albany eight stories high.
\ person seated in an elegant a. ranged Car,
strikes 8 belt TO indicate the fnr to which
he desires to he conveyed, wh.r, upon. BY
means of a steam "iummy," they are eleva
ted to the proper terminus in double quick
time, thereby obvia.ing the difficulty expe-
rieneej in "gettipg up stairs
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the position Of those who become i, fus,,
and rch ny the sweat OF th,ir brow. l.
not necessary for tile mechanic ia .ne
fn the necr .saries OF life, when tios. ~
-ugage his ,erVices are OVERHEARD ..a
the good thing, of th ~or!d fifth
lng cl ,sses 30 tot l,ok 10 ,hr ir ownm,.
~a". ak. vii ? Al that they have
DO s, TO n>k TOT wh { is just and mr..
and the entire country w,il Speed them
IN heir forts to pl &c themselves H.,
the reach Of van. aud in u position w..
will cHu'uaui the respect and esteem r.,
ah"le country. Ii ihr arm # the m.,rh,,;
he weakened AMI pa sled, the Will,
sove'bnsen, miot slack n and ce,,e J..
m We. Bat wh~a labor is trnpe,r
wardtd, and The n,.a who bar, IA.
ant h.rien of the day. sees tim, l..
lo"krd uro.' Is man- then his hes,t L.,
healtLiu:iy, his spirit h.cume buup an -,
be r. t,ice'i thai he MAS nlade to,ml,
by tire sweat Of his brow Ta. ...,,a ,
. the working men SD f:.s have b...,..
tended with pauch SUCCESS. and the, L.y.
had The support OF true all >t,,,,t. =,
friesd-. Moderation AID eo,ni feeipr 49,.
ch FAC er &c tiseir meetings, and hes ~.
shown to the w st'i thu tn:y caa c,alss
their sw:l AZ y, hi sSs-en til a.d h.,,,,.
ing way. The, are tn. he inuaI 81 An
uou 'heir uiIltei forts alone ar. " n, g.,
for their own saiccrss /; hey aye = IN. yhrr
army : and IT ia y w,sIi march in >..a
p'aianz up to he line of dury, they Vol
achieve - victory whic, ud lie i'll 80 lies.
ia Z mp tency winch Won i unable them J.,
cane th. varied wants of HE. AMI u AZ.
them VA IL sure fvuIi ,atIou # fun Mas.
prity.
1T seems 10 NE. Mr.. Editor that in or,l,r
10 be- alt"geth,r >acc, ssfuI, rhe mt chan.cs
OF the wh',l.. Union ~ mt 10 rst b III iopr
10. f their SPECIAL benefit: every large
cry shoahi have II paper to aiv, eae their
ins rests, ~ j keep tn ,u as clas. b t.,re
the wur.d, and s:ioI,l be cu.l luc.rl With
great ability and al.nisra in rhere a.e
J 'ur"a s'ievo'cd To reiii,i~n, poktis>. ngrical-
tire AMI o;herilnp .r'a { in utter tilrsl .toui
the e'n try: AIT WY sIMt npt TIE in
ieligent, industrious, AMI Iarg. h.rlv of
mechanics have journals 10 watch ami gIarl
'he ieculkir In eresis. | would s:lsg rst,
Mr. :itor, a. ,eiy easy matter tnr y"G
To rn9,gr Y. w 81 ee,. AID n,mkc III h.
nee s-"r, ARA, e. neh,s for M. publicaril
Of ii class aud spirited ueik rev.
p"P.r, to I've dev"'ed tu rhr mocha, les q,
thi> " ar'l else~Ler-. pro,id 4 they u'd
cofne mp tn our help What my ,ons \
what Say the working men e he D,,trcr
Lei something b. done Immediately, AN |
tn the w"rk will z" brave:y mr. Atx'u
dr'a, Gorge os", AM Washington. l feel
ASA Ell, can pnr in successful operation a
journal devoted to the ". rkins Inen inter. St,
aud would he the means uo doubt of uuitinc
the entire bn'ly 'l,rou n 'ui the lens,h AN
breadth of the Uui.n.
A WoEKINGMAN.
Washington. Ai.ril 2. 1853.
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ATTENTION. LADIES !-rbe polite card OF
Mr.. Creaser, in another column. ought to
attract the qrck eyes of all our fair renders
His establishment. is on F street. "p ,,site
Patent "ftice. and his assortment of boots
n"' shoes f'r the la'lies is .rthy of special
patronage.
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LARGE NUMBER tF ADMIRtRs.-The New
York Tribune thinks Mrs. Stowe, the mothe,
of "Uncle Tom," who is now on the wake
for Europe, will have su million admirers
in the old world. That will do for n pl.i,
Looking woman What if shs was Dung sin
gle and handsome, and had written uhu
book.
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A Foul IF .ir!

The spr: gn:ly Local of the Trenton
I'm rican thus wildly por:rals some of his
rent Losses and crosses Well may the
poor wight exclaim. "Our sufferlngs Is
intolerabe!" Read. and weep!
''Mu Ger m st OIL. n at h- b 81 it i
Rut i mast WI stra &c a',d u n,turt"
"Last Thursday evening" whrn the sun
went down brhinI the rugged hills of
West. rn Pennsylvania. We were the happy
possess r If three pul!ets and a Rooster,
AMI the wealthy ecirent of two eggs per
diem. We were on the best uf te. ms wi b
our feathe: Ell friends, and they loved us,
for we fed them with corn daiiy, and We
placed water within their reach, and Ii ne
And rs winter wanei. with what bu ivan.
exrec ancy we watched the redIenirg ut
their combs. sure precursor OF e.g~:) till
one day universal c.cklug, in which the
red rooster most persevcri"gly par i;ip ted.
ann"u' ced that the white pu let had given
indHhifah!e evi,le, ce Of henhood ALI |,
III Sc were happy days. the memory of
which. even now as we write, drws omr
eyeiil with the moisture If grief. Truly
ha~ the past f'w days shown us the truth
of he poets ass. rt'on, that human JOYS are
Like a 81 VII kr or the ,iv.r.
IN ut light t. en- z he ver'
To make a short sorry no logger. he il
known hen, thtt o. Frid,y mornns LAST,
ng before day light. some bloody villain cr
villains entered the solem, sill nee Of our
henro"st. and decap;t. ed all is innocent.
u"su>pectl'g occupants! THREE h'a s-n
ca. f.s Il mixture of feathers-a few q. uts
OF bod. Was all that remaiued TO inform
us we were heniess.
'InSsi t. villain u!i one suffice"
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tai We see it stated by some wise acre
that the heart Of a man weights about nine
ounces, that of q woman eight ounces. AZ
sge increases, mans heart grows heavier,
aud q womsn's lighter after thirty. Some
girls lose theirs at sixteen.
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SPLENDID PRINTING The work executed
by Mr. A'exand. r. the accom- plisted rinter on
rect. (near Winder', Building. is the
til me of praise among all who have seen it
D op in and look ut his ..sprcimens."
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tish lady, who had hO,ch for diuuer. After
the doctor bad tasted it, she asked him il
it was good. 1t is good for hogs, mu' am."
said the doctor. Then pray raid tue
lady, let me help you 10 u little more."
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HiNTON's TAILORING ,BLIsuMLNr.-
When you are about ordering suit If
clothes it is ~ell to know where 10 proc,r.
them of the best qiality, as wei ~ ut the
IN 'st Reason bile prices, and as G ". Hin.
ton, Penns, lvaDia avenue. is alike &c ebra.
ten for th: excellence Of his work. and the
economy OF his charges, We have n, hesi,a.
ton in ,lling attention to his estab'i hmen,.
Call aud examine his stock If dress 90 IDS.
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ARHIvALeF DisIINGrI.HED NATIVE AMER
IcANs Quite an excitement was OCCASION
ed on Pennsylvania avenue Yesterday, nv
tie appearance Of Il singular animal, fol-
lowed by one Of the LIST elegant sud
horses that it has ever been uur good
fortune tn lock upon The animal was led
b.. Mr.. NJ .stin. of Ohio, and proved 10 he
sll. nl1d E K. from the Il cky Mountains.
on i's way TO the studio of The a,t>t Mills.
Mr.. MasIin has just arrived in Washing
ton, having found in the West, for the use
of Mr.. Mills, a large buff ,lo. and a male
and female elk. Two of thes. fine animals
died on the passage-the male elk and the
bnfslo,-hut Mr.. Mastin h ls preserved t cir
skins and magnificent pair q horns The
male Xix and buffalo will be shortly replaced
The horse is a pure Mexican blood, and
we'll w.r,h seeing He is now thin in flesh
from his long urney, bu' wi he ready for
the view Of the friends of Mr. Mills in a few
weeks
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Why are kisses like the creation? Be
cause they are made Of nothing AID al yer,
god.
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Fol-. IA girl to expect to be w't',ou,
marriage. If y'u "ou-. t'ke pc, . 1T
suaahiae, 10. / in the tAos Of young moth.s :.
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THINGS IN NEW YORK.

The following extracts are taken from the
.Nsw York ceres pondence Of the Boston
films. {.