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NEW SCHOOL BUOAs--A. MOAKIs, 9

lV Main street
aaw Method of Learning the German Lam
guge, embracing both the analytic and synthetc
modes Of Instruction, being plain and practical
way OF acquiring the of reading, spelling, and
composing German, by w II Woodbury.
Analysis OF Dramatic and Oretorical Expression:
developing the associative relations u the ele-
ments OF the voice and OF gesture, by Fowler
A Fist History of Greece, By NJ Sewel
A new aid cheap edition OF Peterson's Familiar
Science
TIE Appalachian Primer, consisting OF progress
siye lessons in words of one and two syllsbies by
Mrs !. Griffin
Apa.acnian Reader, No l, Mrs L Grifia
20 do dog. do fe %
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= EW LONDON BOOKS, AT Elk

u CHANGE BOOK STORE-I,iie, Military and
C.vil, q the Dnke OF Wellington, dgested from the
ter sis of w Maxwell, and in part re. written,
b an cid Soldier. with some account of his pub.
lie fuI eral-spleadidly lllustra.ed-S1 %
Sal ust, F!orus and Velleius, Paterculus, literally
II ans ated with Copious notes and General In
DIX, by the Rev john selby Watson, AL 25
History OF the Origin of Representative Govern
mem in Europe, By NJ Guizot-Sl
The Deans Daughter; or the Days we Live H.
by hrs Gore-clotn 75c; paper, soc.
Castle Avon, by the author C! Ravenscliffe, the
Wi miRgtons, SEc-37Hc
4 Digest OF the Laws, Customs, Manners and In
situations of the Modern Nations, by Thomas
Dew-S2
English Items or Microscopic Views of Eng.
land anu Eagishmen, by Matt Ward. For sale
By 6 III WEST Z; BROTHER,
fe y 3 and EXCHANGE Hotel
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A CHANCE 40 OBTAIN CHEAP DRY

A CHANCE 40 OBTAIN CHEAP DRY
"A GOODS-TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
As have determined to sell my entire stock of
Winter Goods at cost would call the attention OF
the ladies and the public generally, to my assoa
ment OF Silks, Delanes, Merinoes, AIpaccas, Plan
nels, Blankets, Shawls, Kerseys, and large as
sortrnent of Muffs, and great variety of other
Goods, too humorous to mention.
MORRIS w ROSE,
ia6-2m 203 Broad street.
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MARINE NEWS
UNION : TEAMS HTP

NEW YosK. Feb. 2ad.-Arrd. scar. Hugh Scot,
Terrier. fredericksburg
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q VIRGINIA CENTRAL Hail

EE5zs.ssz==sSEssssl VIRGINIA CENTRAL MI.
roaG.-Mase Iiekssss 7ayse Cxats
Per Ns5es-Io accommodate the way travel tickets
will De sold atrthe Tressurer's cfisa in Richmond
at cents per mile, provided that not ess than len
dollars will be sold at one time
These tickets will not be transferable, and will
be used for distances not exceeding rs mes Ne
charge less than % cents. Ii GILL,
lie aim Superintendent,
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URIsATE PhAGTIGE.-Dr PLLME :
L CO. may be consulted, confdendally, for the
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular swellings, or an.
largenents. Syphilis, and sIl morbid discharges,
whether receat or chronic. Also, all these com.
plants termed female dlseases. The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract OF Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded the very best
article known, 70 give tone and vigor TO certain
abused aud debi;ated organs, well to renoya.e
asystem shattered By dissipation or o:ner cause.
Medicines securely put up, villa s;.H directions,
and sent 70 order. Post pei3 letsers promptly a.
tended 70. Office on Franklin street, below Ex.
change Hotel, aud hrss door bsiow Erinity church,
hIcnnfond, virginia te
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EEaDERs AND FIRE IRONs.-BEsss
= sssea vita brass uouidsogs, bronzed and Nar-
places orsss head polished and kitchen Fire irons
assorted, In prices from so eents 20 % 90
Aseo' good assortment of polished and brasi
oels VAN LEW TAYLOR.
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The subscriber having associated with MIN Mr.
L. w. Timberlake in the General Agency and Col.
lectng business returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bestowed on him, asks for
the new concern a continuance OF the same.
ials ALFRED LEWELLEN.
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GENERAL AGENCY.-The subscribers Of
VI fer their services to the citizens Of Richmond
and the surrounding country as General Agents
and Collectors. They will attend to the hiring of
Negroes, ren.ing oHt Houses, and collecting of
claims, either in the city of Richmond or vicinity
TIMBERLAkE & LEWELLEN.
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A RCBER's AXES-35 dozen Archer's
IA heavy, medium, and light axes fer sale low,
by
lie Is A. 8. LEE.
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NEW GOODS FUR PARTY DRESSES.
Y English Grapes, Blue, White, PINK sno Cherry
Rich Efnbro;dsrad do do do do
do do do Swiss and Tarlton Mus
Inns
Also large stock of Grape shawls, some OF
them our own Importation very men. -
A few Velvet CIoaks which we will sell very
low.
FRENCH Muslin Delaines and Ceshmezes at cost.
To which we invite the attention OF the Ladies'
WARREN s. PERKINS,
fell No l4l, Eagle Ssu are.
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nAD RYE WHISAhY.-5o nis prime old
~ Rye Whiskey, just received and for saleby
p. VOOLFOLK, Jr,
fell 80 Broad street.
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GOAL, COAL.-Two oargoes Anthracite Goa
y daily expec;ed-s5 rs per load from the vessel
Those in want, viii send down their ders.
JOHN w. WRIGHT,
fe IA Dock Wharf.
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Il Rockiand Lime, 400 tierces fresh Lubec Plas
Ter, not Richmond inspection, for sale by
fee EDWIN WORTHAM e. co.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-06

of the New York national democrats to aban-
don the absurd and the idle charge, that they
are disafected, and threaten to abandon the
party.
Does not justice demand this at their hands?
This charge was but trick to drive off timid
and over-cautious people from the support of
the national democrats. The trick has failed.
The crisis that was created by enemies and
destined to try, as in a furnace seven times
heated, the loyalty of the Dickinson party in
New York, has passed. The agony is over,
and those patriots stand as true as steel. One
of their chiefs has spoken, and spoken in terms
that cannot be misunderstood. Let his words,
so full of peace, of patriotism, and of wisdom
be caught up by his friends everywhere, as we
doubt not they will be.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-06

We have not thus far written anything in re-
lation to the Maryland election, because the
full returns had not reached us-nor have we
yet received them. We, however, are sufficient.
ly informed to feel assured that the gallant
democratic candidate for governor, Hon. T,
Watkins Ligon, has been elected by a majority
Of thirty-six hundred over his popular competi.
tor Mr.. Bowie. The members Of Congress
elected are John B. Franklin, (whig,) Jacob
Shower, (dem.,) Henry May, (dem.,) VIM. T.
Hamilton, ldem.,) and Augustus r. Sellers,
(whig.) This gives four democrats and two
wings; democratic gain Of two, as compared
with the last Congress. The democrats have
also elected their candidates for comptroller
and commissioner Of lotteries. The Legislature
is yet in doubt, although the returns thus Ear
Indicate whig majority, which will ensure the
reelection Of the Hon. James A. Pearce TO the
United States Senate. For the latest returns
see our telegraphic column.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-06
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATS FIRM
AND UNFLINCHIEG.

Perhaps the fairest exponent Of the spirit
and principles, the tone and temper Of the
New York democracy at present is Greene c.
Bronson. Knowing the effect that wanton per-
secution and gross injustice viii sometimes
produce on the noblest natures-transformin
all that is sweet, genial and gentle into gall
and bitterness-we looked with anxiety, not
mmixed with apprehension, for the letter Of
Judge Bronson. There are but few men whose
Hblood and Judgment are so well commingled,"
that they can remain calm, discreet, and un-
complaining, under the pressure Of i'll treat
ment--of denunciation and Of persecution
particularly when memorable foes are goading
them on the one side, and impulsive, impas-
stoned and devoted friends are tempting them
on the other. Such man Judge Bronson has
proved himself to be.
The letter that we took up with apprehension
we laid down with approval. Instead of the
denunciation that we dreaded, is the generosity
that we love. He who has most suffered, is
the first to put in plea for the President, and
| to interpose his arm between violence and his
honored person. His letter contains not one
word of condemnation Of the President, no re
proaches, no reproofs. How the patriotic heart
throbs while perusing the noble sentiments Of
the distinguished collector.
"0thers may falter," says he, but shall
go forward. Allow me to add that, though I
think the President has sometimes been badly
advised in relation to appointments to Office, /
have not lost the strong confidence which was
inspired by the lofty sentiments expressed in
his inaugural address, and believe he will yet
see that those who, in perilous times, stood fast
by his principles may be more safely trusted
than those who have but recently professed
their conversion to his opinions"
When such sentiments are expressed under
such circumstances and by such a man, and
before such an assemblage as that at the Me.
tropolitan Hall, is il not time for the enemies
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-06
NATIONAL DEMocRArIc GATHERING.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC GATHERING.
In our paper of yesterday we gave . brief
account Of the proceedings of the grand demo.
cratic gathering at Metropolitan Hall in New
York. This morning we spread before our
readers the resolutions adopted and the letters
received. We have not room for the speeches,
which we find reported in the New York pa
pers. They are very able, earnest, and elo-
quent, and are characterized by the true ma
tional spirit. There is much less of asperity
and bitterness in the tone and temper Of the
resolutions and speeches than win be agreea.
BILE to those presses and politicians that are
now engaged in the very singular work of ex-
pelling the New York democrats from the de-
mocratic party. No speaker, we are highly
gratifed to see, manifested the bad taste, the
indiscretion, and the fierce resentment dis
played in the recent production of Mr.. Cooley.
The speakers were James t. Brady, ESQ.,,
Hon. Mike Walsh, Mr.. G. w. Carrigan, Of
Philadelphia, John c. Mather, esq, and Hon.
Alexander c. Morton, of Georgia.
In our paper Of yesterday we published the
letters of Messrs. Dickinson, O'Conor, and
Bronson-to-day we give the other letters,
which we find reported in the National Demo
crat, and to which we invite the attention Of
our readers.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-06

peA- We notice, among other distinguished
gentlemen now in Washington, the Hon. Robert
M. McLane, the minister to China; the HoL.
John Y. Mason, minister TO France; Senator
Brodhead, Hon. r. n. Meade, of Virginia, and
General Wool; the last named in attendance
on the meeting of the board of commissioners
of the military asylum
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-06

An ON GRuDGE.---A writer in the Charles
ton Evening Nesrs, speaking of the reports
concerning Britain's interference in Cuban
matters, says: a
1The operations of England, with regard to
Cuba, daily strengthen us in the opinion adopt.
ed more than twenty years since, when we
happened 10 be placed in q position to see and
hear for ourselves. That opinion is, that there
never has been peace between America and
England since the planters of the South, be-
hind the Palmetto logs of Fort Moultrie, struck
the first fatal blow 20 her supremacy on the
seas, by proving that her sailors were not in.
yincible.N
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-06

Es~ For the latest intelligence and ielegraphic
news see our third page.
9s- Mr.. GEORGE L. FRENCH, Bookseller, King
street, Alexandria is our authorized agent 10 re.
ceive advertisements and subscriptions. Single
numbers can be procured at his counter every
morning.
ES- Mr. Z. X. LUNpy, bookseller, Bridge street,
Georgetown, will act agent for the Sentinel in
receiving subscriptions and advertisements.
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-06

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 81, 1853.
GENTLEMEN; l have received your very kind
letter ofinvitation to attend and address = nub-
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-06

The resolutions adopted at the meeting o.
the New York national democrats, held al
Metropolitan Hall, are as follows. I'VE omit
such as refer to local and State affairs:)
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-06


first step in theprocess of abotionizing the dem
ocratic party of New York. Can charity. then.
offer any plea against the conclusion that these
avowals, so openly made and never retracted.
are still in accordance with the sentiments Of
the orator? And that despite empty profes.
sions and paper platforms, the great design of
converting democratic power into grand anti
slavery machine is still entertained, and is
sought to be accomplished by means Of the
coalition partially effected at Syracuse.
Looking ut the condition of the country. the
dangerous crisis through which il has passed.
and to the necessityof clinging to the moorinps
OF our glorious Constitution MS the only hone f6r
the perpetuation of the Union, l do not wonder
that you have cast away the bonds of a polluted
coalition and seized the true standard of our
faith--ainder ii to triumph, or ,cith II 10 fan a
congratulate you heartily upon this noble
cause. II may venture to speak of anv but
myself may truthfally say the southern de-.
mocracy hail IN your success their own security.
and deprecate, in your fall, the renewal of hos.
uiites against them and their institutions. q
That this should be so is not unreasonable
The ticket of the other section of the marty y
las Mr.. Secretary Guthrie calls it1 is offensive
70 the eye OF true democrats, north and soutb
Upon 1T are the names of men who stood hv
Fred. Douglass upon the Buffalo platform ond
mingled with him in the negro shout of ven.
geance against the free citizens of tho south
Iney joined with the black, in its malignant
warfare upon the ,chte race. Freesoil forevefi
Wiimot provisol No more compromises with
slave power these we're the platform OF some
u 'ne "soit ticket in ls4s. Have they
Washington sentinel., 1853-11-06

AT the meeting Of the national democrats Of
New York, held at Metropolitan Hall, the fol-
lowing letters were received and read We
publish all that we find reported, as furnishing
some indications Of public sentiment in differ
ent sections Of the country.
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MEDICAL.
rENUINE MEDICINE WAREnOl

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No:
~ IbI CHARTR ESSTR EETJ WRIGHT Co having eso'ss
department OF their suaBsra nave a
st proprors all the genuine popular Patent
the Uuted States keep then constantly supp
with fresh and ample assortment at rates iar hc7 the qruh
BY this enabled TO cdr Tor the
opurchRseTs which
other Having bad experience IN the
sale of Patent MdiclneH they have acquired
particular department the most liberal scale and are nov
snIply The exceedingly low that the purchaser
m to realize handsome on hsnvssten either ~
sole tgtail Al tqer establishment be found ui
ALhGENUlNE PATENT MEDICINES. The following list fo'hp'
tpmtof their uhsd TO Dealers IN
aou twenty twenty than nanriarl
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