THE DAILY DISPATCH 1CrmiitUM* ef the Wapank.

VVashicgto*. April 13th.It is believed that the disaffection in the

Whig ranka increases, aa the period for theaeetinf of the National Convention approach-es.

Gen. Scott ia, unquestionably, in a predica-tnent; how he will eaeape, ia a problem, theablation of which baffles the judgment of thewisest politicians. The Congressional caucuswhich convened in the Senate chamber, on Sa-turday night, agreed in but two things, viz: todisagree and to adjourn. The abortion ofthat night ia deemed unfortunate, so far as Gen.Scott's prospects are involved. With a fewexceptions, the South will insist upon iheerection, by the National Convention, ol aplatform of principles embracing and endors-ing the Compromise, and especially the clauserelative to the fugitive slave law ; this will bestrenuously resisted by ilia Northern andWestern wings of the psrty. under the leader-ship of Mr. Seward. If these differences anddiaaeutioua are not healed, anirreconcilable es-trangement may tie the result, engenderingdisaster and defeat to the Whig parly. Onthe other hand. I learn that not a few of JudgeDouglass' warmest friends have openly avowedtheir purpose of supporting either Gen. CassorMr. Buihanan. Within a month past, JudgeD. has lost much strength; whether guil'y orotherwise, of instigating the articles whichhave recently appeared in the Democratic Re-view, he must bear a portion of the odiumwhich they have excited among the friends ofother prominent gentlemen. There is,besides,another insuperable objection to the Judge,even with bis political friends, that will placehia nomination (at present) out of the question;1 will allude to it at another time.

I learn today that Mr. Clay's health haspartially improved; he is still quite feeble. Ifthe present mild weather continue*, we hopeto see the veteran statesman once more on theAvenue.

Louis Kossuth arrived to-day at half past 3o'clock, and took lodgings at the National Ho-tel; he was received without the least parade,circumstance, pomp or show of any kind; hefrill remain some four or five days, and departwithout that " material aid," which perhaps hemay anticipate from the"National Metropolis."

Henrico.CONGRESS?Tuesday.

Senate.?On motion of Mr. Hunter, the Se-nate took up the joint resolution for the exten-siort of the Capitol. He moved that the Se-

j nate recede from the amendments to which theHouse had refused its assent.

After some remarks by Mr. Borland in oppo-sition to the motion, it was agreed to?yeas,30, nays 16. The bill now requires the signa-ture of the President to become a law.

Mr. Hale introduced n joint resolution forthe relief of the laborers on the Capitol.Alter some discussion on the order of busi-ness,

,The joint resolutions upon non-interventionwere taken up, and Mr. Bell addressed the Se.Date.

House of Representatives.?The Housetook up the navy discipline bill, and Mr. Stan-ton, of Tennessee, spoke in its favor.

Mr. Gorman, from the Committee on Print-ing, mnde a report on that subject, in which itis said the present contractor has ? failed tocomply with his contract in many instances,and that Mr. Hamilton would not?if he com-plied with the contract for paper?receiveenough for all the work, including composi-tion,press work, &c., to pay the price of thepaper. He stated, at length, what the committee had done in the premises, saying thatthey-had engaged Donelson and Armstrong,ofthe Union, and Gideon & Co., of the Repub-lic, to do a portion of the printing for Con-gress.

Other gentlemen participated in the de-bate.Strange Effect Produced bt Having aBaby.?A Liverpool paper states that a manin Bickenhead, on an announcement beingmade to him that he was the father ofa child,

went mad, but whether from grief or joy wedon't know. The account Rays:"The man, who is a joiner, upon being in-

formed of the fact on his return from work,immediately danced and jumped about theroom in a very excited tlate. Soon afterwardstos became frantic and hurriedly left the pre-mises. Nothing was heard of the man for twodays, although a diligent search was madefor him; but on the evening of the third day,he made his appearance at the house, and hadscarcely entered when the cries of his new.born child were heard, w hich*produced on himthe greatest excitement. Without speakingto any on», he sallied forth into theyard, wherehe stripped himselfof ail his apparel excepthis shirt and trowsers. He then rushed out ofthe house,and fled in.ihe direction of Claugh-ton Park, after which he was seen to enter aplantation at Bedstou. He wag found a weekafterwards in a rather battered condition, butwai in a fair way to recover his senses."

There are a number of Finnish fanatics inNorwegian Lapland, who have lately adoptedthe practice of conjuring the devil into ayoun'pig, an) then boiling the diabolished animdalive. It is presumed that they thereby hop-ed effectually to settle his satanic majesty.?Ihe bishop was very much shocked, and triedpersuasion without effect; in fact, he ran con»hiV a£ V ? nge J ofb,eitl g^C&lM < for il said,alive! thC bißhof> ' aßd

rite rn-t , t U Trade.?The anthra-h » .

' -^ e paßt week- haß been tolera-bly active considering the very bad weatherthat we have had. The Reading railwaybrought down for ihe week, 26.682 fons andfor the year, 479,024 tons. The SchuylkillNavigation brought down, for the week, 14 125tons, and for the season, 49,806 tons?sametime last season, 13,285 tons, e

The Oil Market.?The New BedfordMercury says that sales have been made thisweek of 1500 barrels whale oil, at 70 cents agallon, which is the highest rate ever obtainedin that market. A sale of about 500 barrelscrude whale oil was made at New London onSaturday at 72c. cash?an advanceof 2c: 75 isnow asked. '

Ifyou cap be well without health, you canbe happy without virtue.?Burke.».t. NrW P£ *?T h,e Gutta Percha Pen i* thoname of a new article just introduced. Theysaara: 6u,ta pcrcha and\u25a0re durable, and will not corrode.

Fotra Times better thaw Gold.?Arkan-£!/" ,0 b« only State in the UnitedStatea where the mineral called lapi*|axuiiM found. It ta worth four timeaita weight in

Hsj& MBMSLSSga-.I fall wiZSS^^SS'IffSSS'SS.

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PANTS?AU ahadea, colore, and qaalitiei.Medao Shirta, Collar*, Cravatt,Btocka, kncyVtaa, Gloree, Suapendera, Soeka, Ac.Aieo. dfaeet from Um *»ainifactorya large a*MMUof CJofhe, Caeetmeres, Sllki, gatixu,pertyVeatiaga, tfnoaMhing reaHjr rich and raeyj

J&VT"IfwW" my Hae of buaioeaa-aU of which 1 am prepared to make to meaaure* tfco ahprtoet aodae, andIs tin lateat and moatiwhii eable atylaa. £ B. PPJENCS,| Mo m!nmr M*,mi *m.£*«£u.BlC'Br~U)aereaaßie*.tersafeby '

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UUUYALB AT TBI PRINCIPAL HOTELSYESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-C CMilkr G JP Gyder, D Derkins, atU»

Wilson, A W Murdaugh,M B Laoghorne»JJac.k.Portsmouth; M Myeja, J T Francis, WE Cunningham, J V Leigh, W W Carraway,W T Harrison, W Wing, H Holland, Jos FBuiu Norfolk; L W Maupin. Albemarle; R BWellford, Fredericksburg; P Smith, J A Sbe-nin, E Brushell, Alexandria; Er E P White,and ladv, Caroline; E F Suule, J W Suttle,Stafford; N M Long and aervant, Weidon; J SHowisou, Fredericksburg; Hill Carter, Shir-let; W C VVickam, J Page, E W Morris, Han-over: F G Ruilin, Albemarle; R W Astin, Flu-vanna; P Saunders, Franklin; E Scott, Pow-hatan; A S Wooldridee, Midlothian; L R Bou-lewure, King and Queen; J Cochran, H HCochran, Charlottesville.

COLUMBIAN HOTER.?MaiAS Owen,Powhatan; J R Davis. Va: A J Parish, Char-lottesville; J Dixon, Norfolk; J King, Peters-burg; L H Bain. Sussex; J Shipp, Norfolk co;S S Miller, Rockbridge; E D Astrop and R JMorgan, Nelson; J M Donnan, Petersburg;E M Hile, Mecklenburg; A J Mosely, Bruns-wick; W Ferguson, Lunenburg: VV M Slaterdnd W Graves, Albemarle; T H Stegar, Pow-hutan; Dr Shield*, Cumberland; G K. Moodyand J M Brestou Powhatan; L H Minor andchild, Hanover; VV B Ballard, Centreville; WH Robertson, Cumberland; VV P Shepherd,Nelson, J R Noel, Fluvanna; J A Kinnear,Rockbridge; P Howel, Floyd 0 H; P E Smith,Louisn; A D Briggs, Baltimore; R A Johnson,Goochland; J M Sublett, Calias; M Callerton,Z H Taylorand R Wood, Albemarle; P Poin-dexter. Chesterfield; VV P Tuns-tall, Danville;CG Hill and M J Carper. Craig; J J Suavelin,Chalhuinsville; Master C Sublett, Calias.

AMERICAN HOTEL.?GN Skipwith,Powhatan;R Powell, Goochland; C C Cunnings and lady, Ab-ingdon ; Miss Jones, do; D W Bragg, J S Wil-liams, Petersburg; J H Cox, Chesterfield; E AShand, Rockingham; R Beazly, RR Jones, PrinceEdward; F H Archer. J Pannell, G W Boiling, Pe-tersburg: N Williams, Mecklenburg; A Morganand lady, Wilmington; E W Griffin and lady, Ra-leigh, N C; Miss Griffin, do; C D Wittney, Port-land; Geo Hobbs, Md; PF Cogbill, Petersburg; WT Joynes, do; G W Darrjcott,R R, Road; J Masi-riae, R R Agt; W Rawlings, Va; E G Booth, Not-toway; W H Brown, Amelia; C A Aldrich, T WPhilips, Lynchburg; J C Raymond Bedford; J HKxmpton, Roanoke; ii W Burke, J W Harrison,WmQueensbury.A R Hood, Caroline; Col G SMecru, W M Ambler, Va.

MA JUNE NEWS.PORT OV RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,Schr Madagascar, Bousey, Havana, sugar, &c, to

S McGruder Sl Sons.Schr Samuel Lewis, Plumb,Philadelphia,coaL

SAILED,Schr Friend, Ilallett, Philadelphia,coal.

SA'LLNG OF OCEAN STEAMERS,FROM V. STATES.

Ships. Leaves. Fob Days.Nor'u Light..New York Cbagres April 10Humboldt...New York Havre April 10Canada Boston Liverpool April 14Sierra Ne'da.New York Chagres April 17Baltic New York Liverpool April 20

FROM EUROPECambria Liverpool Boston April 3Arctic Liverppol New York April 7America Liverpool New York Aprii 10Franklin Havre New York April 14

Liverpool Boston April 17Pac'tic Liverpool New York April21

NEW SPRING uOOOS.CHRISTIAN A IiATIIROP have receivcd their supplyol Dry Goods for the Springtrade, to which they invite the attention of theircustomers, and all in want ofVery rich printed Paris Bereges

Very rich Chillies and TurlinesParis Mousline, plain and printedMouselaine De Laines, all qualitiesHunanni anl Paris Lawn RobesPlain black SilksFigured black Silks, very richItich, plain and figured Silks colouredBrocade Silks very superiorPlain and checkered Canton SilksDotted Swiss MuslinsRich colored embroidered Swiss MuslinsPlain and printed JaconetsPlain Grenadines Silk Tissues'Brocade Organdy PomparoresRich Foulard Silks, lii-h PoplinsHousekeeping 'ioodsof evsry descriptionTogether with a fuil assortmentof Mourning

Allot whish wil; be sol I at the lowest prices, byCHRISTIAN &l LATHROP.mh 20 90 M jinstreet

Refrigerators, showerBATHS, AND WaTER COOLERS.?Thesubscriber has now in store a very complete assort-mentof ail the above articles. Refrigerators of themost approved kinds and with the latest improvements, ranging in price from five to twenty-eightdollars. Shower Baths of very desiravie styles,and rimply constructed. Water Coolers, a largeassortment, and at very low prices. Tke above arefor sale either wholesale or retail, at the HouseFurnishing Store of L. GINTER,

ap I»?6t 137 Main streetKrjENTLfiMES'S BUOTB,?Just received,VT a very large assortment of Gentlemen's FineFrench Call Boots, light and of medium thickness,very suitable for thii season, and very neat, whichI warrant not to rip. WM WALSH,aP 10 Opposite G VV Gretter'sEDITION OF THIS FKENCH LAN -A GUAGK?The subscriber offers his servicesas a teacher of theFrench Language, and solicits ashare of public patronage.

fe 19?M&Thts M. B. POITIAUX.

LAND WARUAMTO bought at niihest mar-ket rates.Bills on Ireland in sums to suit, for sale by

? L ,CHUBB BROTHERS.Bankers and dealers in Stocks, Foreign and Domestic Exchange?Washington City,mh 24?3awlm?2awlm

RACK LAYERS AND LABORERSWANTED, on theVirginia Central Rai!road tocommence operations on ihe 14th April For fur-ther particulars,enquire at the Junction, in Hano-Richmond date' ° rt° the nndersigned, in

ap I?3taw2wd&w2t* N. 8. CARPENTER,CANADIAN STALI.I Oft.will stand this season at mystable,miles North of Petersburg, on the Peter*-

n»rß tl Ur

pP"'eßO w^*t Edw ' d F" Parkinson's, Esq,Sk ( Ti Hi ' ai,d at L" H Totty's, at theNorth gate of the Petersburg and ManchesterTurnpike Road. For particulars, &e., see hand billsMatch 35tb, S'" LmD'E-

mh 30?2taw^mhereby g.ves notice,ll*l he *PP'y to the Treasurer of thefor a renewal of tbe followingcertincates of State stock, the same bavine beenD?" ,a

Jid :

?No dated 6 Nov , 1848, for #2000No 38, dated 16th Dec , le4B, for $300- No 46-2dated 24th J.n'y, 1849, for §300; and No 681,16th Dec., 1848,for $600. HJ. Mll,Ltß,mh 10?law:'m Trusts lor 1.. T. SempU.

is hereby given th«t the Cer ideate ofk k°* W3, Wiu,d by the Richmond,Fredericksburg A Potomac Raiima i Comptny toffM7 h«fn k

oa Ae 29th day of May,be«* lo« °r mislaid, 1 >bsll apply to the?aid Company forthe renewal of tbe samef cym . - . _ . CHAS. HOWARD,fe 26?lawgm* E«'or ofCatharine E. Howard,

R naptHAIKIj KUK aVDIHKKJBt

,.res elTed. e fresh lot ol the abovekind of Cbaica which arc an desirable for SummerMngexeeeduwly cool.light, atrong, ,mi durable'3?rL,re "?P ecl, "y adapted to country residences,aa a p'aira or rustic Chair, are rery durable andn)| affected by the weather. Have a full supply ofthe diflereetstylea, such aa Hall, Dining, Offi? wd

w j**?' "1 th * T*ri « , y of the amaU-?«»S? JPr ihil< Jrßn - For Bale at th* Hoaae

an7 v JOAK PIZZIMI,-P Next door to the Eggfaaesre Bunk.BUT^BK?l?k«.

lagby the aieaiae/Xjaiw.i^1' reeet*.

_*P yHY AiKeOWnt.mw

Ijam daily of the OHt M'onUhlDf caff#? being eftectsd bythai greatand popular medi-

VAKRBLL'BCELEBRATED ARABIA* LINIMEKT,

?Thegreateat remedy ever dUeoveredforalmo*t allcomplaint* requiringan external application, eitherin man orbeaat. In the ahort length of time it haabeen introduced to the people of the United State.,ithaa gained a reputation ««"*!*?»«» 7*5?medicine in the known world. Why la it» Theantwer ia plain: becauae no medicine of the Bindhai ever been put before the publicao deferring ofthe rich laurel* It ha* acquired; and it will continueto gainfriend* a* longa. It perform*the mo* t extra-ordinary cure* of rarioda after thedoctors and other remedies had failed. We do notonly say that the genuine H O. Farrell'a ArabianLiniment can and doe* perform cure* which noother med cine can do, but youhave here certificate*of whatit ha* done.

Thadokuh Smith, of Mudd Creek, Tazewellcounty, lllinoi*, says : "I had lost theu*eof myam for more than a year bypalzy or paraly«i*;tie fl sh had entirely withered away, leaving no-thing but sain, muscle and bone. X tried aH thebest doctor* and all the temedie* I could hear ofbut tbey didno good. I then commenced the useof H. G. Farrell'* Arabian Liniment, nd a few bot-tle* entirely cured me, and my arm i* now as atrongand fleshy a* the other. It i* also first rate forbum*, sprain* and bruise*.

The celebrated Dr. Jaynx, who*e reputation a*a benefactor to mankind extends over the who eworld, reports that a lady of one of the first fami-lies in Philadelphia had been confined to her bedfourteen years wi h Kheumatiam, and was cured byH U. FanvU'i Arabian Liniment. He also says:"Tour Liniment is going rapidly ; send mea supplyimmediately by Leech's fast line."

My daughter, when six month, old, waa takenwiih a swelling in the tonsil*, which grew largerand lartrer, till when six year* old, she had greatdifficulty in swallowing her food. Every night,watch was kept, fearing she would suffocate. Thebest doctors attended her, but could give no relief.I took her to the most eminent doctor* in theEast;they snid there was no helpfor her but to outgrowit. With a sad heart I returned home with her,when she bccame so much worse that the doctorsliad to be called in again ; they decided the tonsil,must be cut off, as the only meaus of giving reliefMy wife would not consent to this, and she deter-mined to try your Liniment, which gaverelief thevery first application, and by a continued use sheeutirely recovered. She ii now tea years old, andfleshy and healthya. could be desired. -Your Lini-ment is alio the best in use fir sprain., bruises,cuts, bums, headache, &c.; and it will remove themost severe pain in a few minutes. It also curedcaked udder in my cow in a few days.

Peoria, March 20. 1P49. GEORGE FORD.Mr. H G. Farrell: Your Arabian Liniment is the

greatest medicine firboree flesh in the world. I bada mare about to foal, when she becsme so helplessthat she could not rise from the ground: she wasin this way for several days, when with seven othersI succeeded in raising ber up, which was the onlyway it could be done, when I commenced the useof yourexcellent Liniment, rubbed in well overthe loins, and astonishing as it may appear, before Iused up a bottle of the dollar size, she was able toget up and walk herself. I wuuld not have giventen dollars for her before, and many advised me toshoot ber to put her out of misery; she i. now oneof my best mares. I suppose it was a strain in theloins. G. W. HUNT

P. oria, 111., July 2,1845.JTjF3 To guard against impotUion, read the fol-lowingcarefully:The public are particularly cautioned against a

base Counterfeit which has latelymade its appear-ance, and is called bythe Imposter who makes it,"W. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment." This is adangerous fraud, and more lisßle to deceive fromhis bearing the name of Farrell. Therefore be par-ticular never tocall for it by the name?'?Farrell'» Li-niment," for unprincipleddealers will impose thisSPURIOUS Mixture upon you for the genuine,butalways ask for H. G. Fak jell's Arabian Lini-ment," and take no o'her, as the genuine alvaythas the lette'rs H. G. before Farrell's, his signa-ture is also on the outside wrapper, and thesewords blown in the glass bottle. "H. G. FAR-RELL'S ARABIAN LINIMENT, PEORIA."

Call onthe agent, who will furnish frt-.e ofcharge,a Book containing much valuable information forevery class ofcitizens.Price?2sc., 50c. and one dollar per bottle.The only Genuine is manufactured by H GFarrell,soleinventorand proprietor, and wholesaledruggist, No 17 Main street, Peoria, 111.,and for sale,wholesale and retail at proprietor's prices, by

PURCELL, LADD & CO.,92, Main St.. cornerof 14 th,

ap 6?d3m Richmond, Vs.AYKtt'B CHERRY PECTO-

HAL, Forthe cure of COUGHS,JTSA COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHI-Hk/rjr TlS> WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP,JUIV* ASTHMA,and CONSUMPTION. Manyusrm- 'i3/ear» oi trial,instead of impairing the pub-lic commence in this medicine, has won for it anappreciation and notoriety by far exceeding themostsanguine expectationsof its friends. Nothing butits intrinsic virtues and the unmistakable benefitconferred on thousands of sufferers, could originateand maintain the reputation it enjoys. While manyinferior remedies thrust upon the community,havefailed and been discarded, this has gained friends byevery trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted theynever can forget, and produced cures toonumefoesand too remarkable to be forgotten.

While it is a fraud on the public to pretend thatany one medicine will infalliblycure?still there isabundant proof that the Chehry Pectoral doesnot only as a general thing,but almost invariably,cure the maladies for which it is employed.

As time makes these facts wider and betterknown, the medicine has gradually become the bestreliance of the afflicted, from the log-cabin of theAmerican peasant, to the palaces of theEuropeanKings. Throughout this entire country, in everyState, city, and indeed almost every hamlet it con-tains, Cherby Pectoral is known as the best rem-edy extantfor diseases of the Throat and Lunss, andin many foreign countries, it is coming to be~exten-eively used by their most Intelligent Physicians. InGreat Britain, France and Germany, where themedical sciences have reached their highest perfec-tion, CherryPectoral is introduced, anain constantuse in the Armies, Hospitals. Alms Houses,PublicInstitutions, and in domestic practice, as the surestremedy theirattending Physicians can employ forthe more dangerous affections of the lungs. Also inmilder cases, and for children it is safe, pleasant, andeffectual to cure. In fact, some of the most flatter-ing testimonials we receive have been from parentswho have found it effisacious in cases particularlyincidental to childhood.

The CherryPectoral <? manufactured by aprac-tical Chemist, and every ounce ot it under his owneye, with invariable accuracy and care. It is sealedand protected bv law from counterfeits, conse-quently canbe relied on as genuine without adulter-ation.We have endeavored here to furnish the commu-nity with a medicine of such intrinsic superiorityand worth as should commend itself to their confi-dence?a remedyat once safe, speedy and effectual,

which this has by repeated and countless trials prov-ed itself to be ; and trust bygreat care in preparing itwith chemical accuracy, of uniform strength, to af-ford Physicians anew agent on which they can relyfor the best results, and the afflicted with a remedythat will do for them all that medicine can do.Prepared and sold by

JANES C. AYERPractical and Analytical Chemist,

JjowtiXy Afaij.Bold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., and PEY-

TON JOHNSON, Richmond, and by Druggistseverywhere. fe 12

NEW GOODS.?The subscriber has nowic*Store and will be receiving per every arrivalhis Spring supply of sew and desirable Dry

Goods, embracing every article kept in thebestretail establishments. He would invite the attention of the public, bis friends snd the customers ofthe late concern of Warren, Fariss h Brown, tobis stock now exhibiting at the store of the lateconcern, among which will be found

Embroideries of everykind In large assortments.Ladlrs* Dress Goods.HouseFurnishing Goods.Irish Linnens and Sheetings.Cloths, Casaimrres,and in fact, a complete and genera assortment.

WM. E WARREN,mh 20?3 m 141 Eagle Square.&HBUMATISU AND NttDKALeik,

OJSaTAJMLT COB ED IT THX_

'INDIAN PANACEA.ditcowerU *jr Dr. Mimnatk.T HIB mj"ure Most efoctaally curss the abovei complaints, sndbaa bent used by several per-sons in this city with unriv*lle') suoceaa.rwsedy isnow for sale by RM. Yamngton, Agent,over J. B. Stegal's Store, No.18 Main street, where maey valuable certificatesnan be seen of its wonderful efflcacv.The Agent would refer to the following named

Bennett, Mr. Sharp, Mr*. Duff, Mr. Lynnf Mr*

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passage tTcxets tI*JHE OLD ESTAB-LISHED SWALLOW TAIL LIKE ..

and LAwrp?X Packets.(GKWHELL, MIWTUE* * CO , OWKKRSjJ3U The tutderaigMd ara sole Agent* Xu,

SSfifortheaaleof pa**agea to the abeveJflgQlJSeTconipoaed of the followingBr*t ekl* Ship*:

New World, Queen of die West, Constitution,Liverpool! A*hburton, Albert Gallatin, Ctastantine,Patrick Henry, American CorneliusGrinnell, Independence,Yorktown, Prince Albert,Sir RobertPeel, London.

For the accommodation of emigrant*, and toprotect them from any Imposition,we will direct

SIGHT DRAFTSOn Edward*, Banfcrd Sc. Co., London, for any?mount, from 41 upward* payable at any bank inthe United Kingdom without discount

Irfaknea wishing to send money to theirfriend*, or bring Ibem out from the "old country,"will find oar Draits andPaasage* the most reliablemean*.

ADAMS & CO., No. 5,14th streetmh 16?dimUN ION STEAMSHIP COMPANY VOE

PHILADELPHIA.I The spleLdid- Steamships Penn-

and Virginia leaveRichmond alternately every fivedays, for Philadelphia.

These Steamers are both new, and have very su-perior state room accommodations. Tne Csptainsare men of much experience in their profession,and we can highly recommend this route to thetravellingcommunity forcomfort speed and econ-omy.

Tobacco manufacturer, will find it to their ad-vantagetoHive this mode of transportation the pre-ference, as being much less likely to deface theirboxes in gettingthem tomarket.

Goods 6ent to our consignment for re shipmentwill receive every attention, anl be forwarded atthe usual rates.

Those living in other parts of the State wishingtoengage passage to Philadelphiaby these Steamersbefore leaving home,can have state-robm*reservedfor them by addressing us.

For freight or passage, apply toH MAYO ii ATKINSON, on the Dock.

N. B.?As it ia highlyimportant to prevent dam-age to good, by t' eir remaining on the wharf, andfor ma ly othor reason*, we will have dray, alwaysin readiness on dischargeof the Steamers, to carrythe freight immediately to their variousconsignees.Drayaee at usual rates. mh 13? dtsr-T ».i mwiiui m j ADAMS <fc (U.'.«ftll WrcSB«iiIs*EXPRES3EB are now run

mng to nearly every city, town and village in theUnited States, and its superior facilities are offeredto all (at low rates) for the rapid carriage and de-livery ofarticles ot all description. : boxes, balea.packages, parcel., money, <fcc. &.C., and for the col-lection of note*, drafts, bill., in all place* wherewehaveAgents.

Our arrangementa are *uch that the utmostpromptness may be relied upon for the perform-anceof all business entrusted to u*.

Custom-house businessattended to,goodsentered,duties paid, and articles forwarded with dispatch.

Be sure to order good* by ADAMS & CO.'S Em-press.

Checks on England, Ireland,Scotland andWaleain sums to suit 'or sale at this office.

Our European and CaliforniaExpresses give general satisfaction.

The Express leaves Richmond for the North.East and West every morning(except Sunday)a'7£ o'clock, arrives everyevening (except Monday"at 5i o'clock. J. H. SAWYER, Agent,

Office No. 5, Fourteenth street,Richmond, Va.

V PASSENGER TRAIN.? The passenger trainson tbis road run as follows: Leaves Richmonddaily at 7 o'clock. A. M , breakfast at the Junction,dine at Charlottesville, and reach Woodville at hAlfpast 2, P.M. Returning, leave W;odvlUe at haltpast 6, A. M , breakfast at Charlottesville, and ar-rive at Richmond at a quarter before 2, P. M.Fare between Richmond and Woodville $3 75

Freight Train.?The regular freight trainwill leave Richmond for Charlottesville on Mondays,Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 5 o'clock, A. M , andfor Woodville as often as business may require

Freight will not be r- cei /ed in the depotat Rich-mond alter 4 o'clock, P. M- E. H GILL,mh 25 ? Superintendent.

CONHUiUPTI \EB, HEAD!?MCELROY'SPECTORAL CORDIAL.?A Purely Vege-

table Compound.?For the cure of Consump-tion, under its variety of characters, such as Tu-bercular or Scrofulous, Bronchial or ChronicBronchitis, Pleuretic Consumption, or ChroniePleurisy, and Throat Consumption, or Ulcerationof the Wind-Pipe,and all diseases of the Lungs andChest.

Inoffering to the afflicted thie valuable Medicine,we do io at the earnest solicitation of many whohave experien&'d its great curative powers. Itisnot our desire to tamper with the lives, constitu-tion, or health of the afflicted for mercenary moti»es, but to lay before them an effectual remedyfor the above diseases. Parents will find this Cor-d.al an efficacious remedy for Whooping Cough,Croup, and Catarrh; being very palatable, Chil-dren take itfreely. Ministers and publicspeakerswill find this valuable Medicine of great service, asit willremove the unpleasant feeling and hoarse-ness occasioned bylong Bud loud speaking.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2lst, 1851.Mr. E. Stokes McEiroy:?Dear Sir?Hearingyou are about offering your valuable Medicine foraale, 1 deem it my duty to you, as well aa to theafflicted, tc offer my testimony in its favor, and otthe extraordinary cure it made of me. It isknownby many that I bad for a long time a distressingCough, accompanied by a very acutepain in myside, back and breast, with high fevers and loss ofappetite, and when my coughing would come on,I was so much prostrated that I could not stand,and I would raise a very large amountof matter,in pieces almost as large aa my finger, having theaopearance of my lunga I finally got so weakthat 1 gaveup all hopes of evergetungwell. Aboutthat time 1 commenced taking your Federal Cor-dial, more to please my friends than from any ex-pectation of obtaining reliet; but strange to say,Six Bottles made an entire cvbk or \u25a0\u25a0 ; and Iamfully convinced if I had not taken your medicine. I could not have recovered.You may use this certificate in any way that youchoose, and refer persona to me if you think proper, and 1 will give them any information in regardto my case thatthey may desire.

WM. McCORMICK,No. 17,North Eighth street

From thePhiladelphia Mercantile Register.We wouldrecommend to the notice of our read-era, particularly those who are afflicted with puU

monary disease?, McElroy'sPectoral Cordial, a pa-pular medicine that has been used for years with«reat success, and is now offered to the public.?behave had anopportunityof testing its efficacyn our familyand can speak with assurance.For gale in this city by PURCELL, LADD &CO.,E. J. Picot, Bennett k. Beers, and Thoßtaa &McCarthy.

Prepared by E. Stokes McEiroy, Philadelphia.Price >1 per bottle, or six bottles forS5. de 15

A CAMD.?The subscriber oegs leave to intormthe public that he ha* opened the store No.171, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, ua Bread and TeaCake Bakery,and respect-fully solicits their patronage.From a long experience in every department ofthe business, and ever careful to produce nothingbut what is made from the best materials, hedoubts not, by paying a Tisit at his store, they willbe pleased with the variety and qualityof Cake dis-played.

As regards his Bread, he would simply state, that:t asu aret Mcaaitgreatest aim to manufacture ittnthe verybe-, manner, and without extractingfrom it those nutritive qualities, which isbut toooften done.Ef* Rolls and Twist furnished to dinneruaities at tke shortest notice.?

?RICHARD ADAM.M. B.?Hot Rous every morning, and HotBpws and T«a Bisccnr every evening, an8 ts

f ADIBH' DREf»S GOODS.?I have re-m-J ceived from New York, a beautiful assortmentof thebest styles of Ladies' Dress Goods, in Chal-lies, Tissues, Barege de Laines, French Muslins,Ac. Also, Hosiery, Gloves, Embroid ries. Muslins,Trimmings, Ac, with a large stock of Bonnets,Ribbons, and Flowers, in great variety, for Ladies,Misses and Children?aU of which will be sold atthe liwest cash prises.

You are respectfully invited to call and examine.*

? . WM. J. SWORDS,Fane? Dry Goods and Mi'linery Establishment, No25 Broad street, Shoekoe HitL sp tsN»VV 1» TUB TlJllv, tor persons hotoingLAND WARRANTS, to'.ell toe mm, as allhave been made aasignable. The subscriber has\u25a0"*« wrsogemenu to purchase to any amount.c-iliun o« hltn at NoB7 W*iu street,

hat atoreO will obtain the. *r!3; 18

WILLIAM It FULTON,"" eyjir*" Attorney a| i.*w, »c. k*.RfflS:SftteSiT u- ?

\u25a0P 7 C. T. WORTHAM * CO.

otter, hi*Mt-vlco* to the citizen, of Richmond .ad vicinity.

Office 145, Main street, E«*toRmuscn-ProfeMor C. B. Giwwn rrat

C. t. Johnson.Be*. Dr. Howell, Be*. J. B Taylor,Bn bTbjl«s, A. 0.Worlh«rt, M. D, and torn,t'.Butler, E»a ,Richmond. ? _ ,

Froi<-uor C. A Harris, Prof. Thorn**E Bond,Prof. W. R. Handy, Prof. C. O. Cone, and Laate*Noble, D Di? Baltimore. fe 2ft?3m"jSSgT jom. WOODWAItII, He*.MWul B«rj[wa, office three door*

the Union Hotel, where he fa,Tf * « I I I r p rP p sre< j to receive patient*, and

perform aO operation* pertaining to the science.Teeth from the mo*t approved manufacturer*

for durability and beauty, inserted on the atmoapheric j>rea*ureprinciple, orwith claap*, from one

RirniEitcii?Dr T H Edmonds, Harrold AMurray,Binford & Porter, Wm Bitter, R R Duvaland Gaynor A. Wood, Eaq*. no 4?dfim*

OK. AWUSUTON. ((ira-JQSiiate) Dentist?I"RACTITIONSINCE 1842. invite* attention

to hi* reduced pricea.ExtractingTeeth. 25 cent*; PluggingTeeth with

silver or tin SO cent*, with gold 75 cent*; ArtificialTeeth, on pivot, $2 50; on silver plate #3 ; ongold$4; Upper *et», on silver, B'J5; on gold #50.

His Artificial Teeth have beautiful imitationsums. Hi* little volume on Dentistry can be hadfrom him. t mh 8

(t PIJKCKuL, LADD de CO., DRUG-?B»GISTS dealers in PAINTS,OILS,WINDOWV* GLAS?, |DYES, Ac., 92, Main street, areOm receivinethrirSpringstockofDrajja,Med-

icines, Dyes, dtc., the whole making a large andwell assorted stock, wbich they oifer at lowest ratesin lots to suit purchaser*.

N. B.?Particular attention to packing snd for-warding order*. feb 24.

ft AOIK & GRAY, DRUGGISTS, 147VVMaix Stheet, havein etore, andare receivlM ing, largeaddition* to their stock of Drugs,*? MTedielaea, Hurgeon*' Instruments,

Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass andFancy Articles, which they offer for sale on themost favorable term* to cash and punctual dealers

ft BKNNKTT & BKKR*, WHOLfcfIfIWSALE DRUGGISTS,wouldcallthe attentionIM of the Virginia and North Carolina trade to

their new, extensive and fresh stock ofDrugs,Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Per*fumery and Fancy Articles, which they aresatisfied they can sell to dealers as low as they are?old in Northern cities.

Country Merchants arerequested to examine outstock and prices, at our new store, No. 125 Mainstreet, next above Word, Ferguson A Barksdale.

se 22NEW SPRING CLOTHING.-We

|H are now in receipt of our Spring Stock ofREADY MADE CLOTHING,which consists

?? 1 of every article pertaining to a gentleman'swardrobe of thelatest spring styles, of tnemoat ap-proved imported patterns. Every one in want ofgoods in our line are eainestly solicited to give usacall We will sell the articles a* low as tbey canhe boughtelsewhere, and warrant our goods to givesatisfaction. HENRY SHAFER & CO.,

mh 12 No 103 Main street,cornet 14th. LA OIKS' BOOTS, SHOES, m

iDSBu &c., &c.?The subscriber respect- \u25a0fully informs tbe ladies and the public gene-rally, that he keeps constantly on hand alarge and well selected assortment of all kinds ofLadies' and Cnildrens' Shoes, too numerous tomention, and manufactures to order every style inhis line which can be called for, of the finest quali-ty and ot the bett materials, at the shortest notice,and at the lowest prices. A call is solicited at No.176,opposite Farmers' Bank.

JAMES B. LEACH.ALSO?A large stock of Gentlemei.'« Boots,

Shoes, 4.C., kept on hand arid manufactured in themoat fashionable style, by Mr. JACOB KAKR.

N. B.?Store formerly occupied by Karr & Bro-ther ap 6?lm*

FINJK WATCHES.?Any lady orgentlemandesiring to possess a really fine

be supplied by us, as we have*\u25a0?^oij hand some reallysuperior Watches thatcan be recommended for limo and durability; andwe are receiving further supplies by frequent ar-rivals. We have them in gold huntingcases, alsowith open faces, and either gold or white enameldials.We invite all in want of a fine Watch to give us acall, flattering ourselves that we can furnish themon as good, if not better terms than they can be pro-cured either in this or foreigncountries. Previousto sending abroad tor a Watch, which may be pro-cured of you know not whom, give us a call, ex-amine our prices and quali ies. and satisfy your-self GENNET &. JAMES,

mh 18 Eagle Square.tL WATCHES.?HENRY HYMAN, 1m-

POBTEB AND WHOLESALE I)EALEB INdescbiftion of WATCHES; itin receipt of « very extensivestock,

which, tor beauty of style and quality, surpass ainthing ever otiered in this city. To dealers we of-fer the greatest advantages ever made in thisbranch of trade in Richmond. Buyers will dowellto exxmine our stock previous to making their purchases, at HENRY HYMAN'S,

96 Main street,Importer of Watches and Guns.N. B?A quantity of Watch Materials on hand,suitable for countrywa ch makers and dealers, tobe sold very cheap, for cash.Watches and Jewellerycarefullyrepaired by ex

perienced workmen. mh 15

WPsPRING IMPORTATION.®?!the Excelsior, Conqueror and Q£ffConstellation, from Liverpool, we

are receiving our stock of China and Earthen-ware, and by daily arrivals from the Nuttberncities, places us in possession of a full supplyof thevarious kinds ana grades of Glassware, togetherwith a varied assortment ot Fancy G«od», LookingGlasses, Waiters, Cutler?,Ac, 4c. Country andcity dealers are respectfully invited to call and ex-amine our stock before purchasing

STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,Iron Front Building,

mh 24 No 101 Broad street- KIKE. LIFE AMI MAttIKE

INSURANCE?The Richmond FireAssociation atenow prepared to issue

?m? policies of Insurance on the above de-scription of risk* on as reasonable terms at any

similar company, and respectfully ask a share ofthe patronage of the pabks. Applications will bereceived at the office, No 333, corner of Main and9th street*, where the officers will cheerfully fur-nish all information that may be required. Allloaaea promptlyand liberally adjusted.

JAMES BOSHER, President.John H. Boshkb, Secretary. mh 17TO THE VOTKKs OF RICH.MOND.?We announce ourselves as can-didates far your patronage. Our lons service inyour cause, has placed our principle* so clearlybefore you, that he who runs may read them.?But. lest some might torget. we will state, that our

tariffofprice* is arranged with a view to revenue,and a Uetle ftr protection. This we hold to be thetrue revenue system. It has carried terror intothe ranks of the "old Fogieism" of high pricesand made them "tretnWle in their shoes." Pollsopen tvery day at our *p«:i«tia sal >on, 73 Main

?lrert -

?WHITE fc PAGE,>p 7 3 door> below Donley'# Hat Store.

*OR KENT?The upper part of theJE3.house on Broad street, occupied by the *ul>-sc. tbers. Possession given the llrst ofAprilMb 83 BKARROOK St REEVE.pg KMNT. an excellent DwellingMilHouse, with a garden attached, below the city!witheroad leading to Ston* Run. For term* an.TOLER & COOK,*P 6 General Age, ta.

BOSTON?VI K»T VKftSEL.aß&The topeno* fast sailing ticbr darah Fran-ew», tiathorn, matter, having the greater portion of,ber c*.rt° »<i going on 1oard, wilt haveimmediate ditpatch. For freight of ~*oo boxat Tobaeco to complete cargo, apply to CaMaia onhoard, at Ludlan'a Wha»f, or toap 10?5t W. P. COLQUITT.jM UAITiH

>*» «?.» beantilal asturt»eat of Miatet' Blackind Btooae Uaiter Boou, cbe.T.t*P l ° Opposite Gmter'*.

»*«*? ot Merchandise, and attend to tales of atwStoof Gooda, Furniture. Ac »k «

«* tl» Clremkr daw, 71 Main *tr«t.

fkk ~S££ aim

Bonro»r'» AuctionGa* Pipe, and Hxturn for?tore*, Iw-fflnf., factories and pob'fa fc-aiK? «put up at shortBotfee. He wiU *!,? put ?»iro" ptp*> *»* fixture, for ,uam and bot Jlu,ri?eolation. He flatter* hinueif that his mrff.t",'knowledge of »d prompt attention tomay merit a .hareof thepublic patron**# "*"?

, _ ,T. W. FARQt'HAR,?fegS?t* Practical Ga* Flu.*

JL GAS CHANDSEiEpg^-jg Jwt re-fived, *ver.l new .WA S£SKrTCf.2K2&(§P every .t,le of Ga.E jflirSjatr. £ Y'7 ' £" h *° d - F,,r sale at theVffiSraftßHfofjg Iron Front Building, 101 Br«snR&RXSa street, by 8 rosd

mb 29 STEBBINS, DARRACOTT t CO.CIIINA, (<L,ASH A~*»iEARTHEN WARK-Merchiurf l \u25a0W l | .#^"» d

Jthe public generally are u.n I \u25a0EiU vit'-d to examine tbe lar.e

St<** ot Enrthen wLre t hi?J 1 ,B "a and Glass, at No"street, where they wil find tne newest sttle*?tapes, and at unusually low price.mh 20?lm HUGH A. WATT"In IMPORTANT NOTICE TO 2JUJLHAT AND BOOT WEARKRB_The \u25a0cheapest place in the city tobuy i* it J h MANTHONY'S, where Moleskin Hats of thebest are *old at $3 50; eecond quality 43.Fine Calf-skin Sewed Boot* 03 %Patent Leather Congress Boots a **Patent Leather Oxford Tie* 0 ?<Patent Leather Monterey 800t5.....".""*"" 3 q>Together with an assortment ofPanama r-J

horn and *oft Hats, Umbrellas, &c.mh 30 COLUMBIAN HGTErNJEW SPRING AND ttIUIMER MTOrWOF CLOTHING. aiUtK

S. MERCHANT St WEISIGER, No lia\u25a01 Main street, are now receiving their Spri?J# and Summer Stock of CLOTHING em11 \u25a0 bracing every variety and quality Theirgood* were manufactured by themselves exprewlvtor thisanarket, and will be sold on revocableterm*. are requested to call and examine our stock, wbich tbey will find well adaptedto their trade, in style and quality.

S. MERCHANT & WEISIGERN. B.?Also, a large etock of Shirts and Collar*,well made, and of good material,mh 13 8. M.' k W.rv FHUSU HAHDWAHE. ~E~(!yj SPRING, 1852. Q\nj W. S & G DONNAN, Richmond, AVa.. have,by recent arrivals froir Eng.

land and Germany,received their Spring importstion of Hardware, Catlery and Gun*, sndIrom tbe manufacturer* in this countryan exten-eive assortment of American Goods, all of whichwere purchased for cash on the most favorableterm*.Our stock is the lagest we have ever had thepleasure of offering for sale,both as regards quanti-

ty, as also variety of patterns.In Staple Good*, particularly, as Pocket and Ta-ble Cuttlery, Trace Chains, Grass and Grain

Scythes, Axes, Shovels and Spades, Forks, Weed-ing and HillingHoes, Cast and Shear Steel, Car-penters and Blacksmiths' Tools, and P.ui'dingHard-ware generally. Our assortment is usually com-plete, an J we leel assured will bear a favorablecomparison in the country.We tender to our triende and the public ourtbanka for the encouragementhitherto givenus, andrespectfully solicit their further favor*, assuring

them anew of ourability and determination tosellas low as any regular house whatever, and that ourbest efforts khall be used to give er.tire satisfac-tion. W. S. & G. DONNAN,Importers of Hardware,Cutlery, <fcc? 19 Pearl, or14:h street. mh 4SSKS® HOLBE, SIGN PAINTING,GLAZING, WHITENING ANDWALLS, Corner 14th miFranklin streets, opposite Exchange Hotel.?Thesjbscriber avails himself of this method to returnhis grateful thanks to the public generally for theveryliberal patronage they have been pleased tobestow onhim duringthe pa»t twelve years be hatbeen engaged in the above branches oi his profes-sion, asturing his patrons, and others in the cityand country having work in his line, if they wish itwell executed, with good materials, at low prices,tht y wonld do much for their interests to give hima call, as he is in the habit of buying his materialsby the quantity,at low rates for cash; he thereforeflatters himself that in no particular will he be be-hind the times, either as to price, beauty, dura-bilityof workmanship. Any job in his way, ot thevalue of five cents toa thousand dollars and up-wards, will be thankfully received, and faithfullyattended to. A large assortment of Window Glass,which he would be pleased towork up in old an <new sash very low; also, a fine lot of seasonalsign boards »nd prepared tins, which he cculpaint to order at short notice, 20 per cent, less lhasuch work h&a heretofore been done. Piease givhim a call. JAMES M. CARTER,

fe 18?3 mfear- SPUING FASHIONS. 5Z\u25a0ujE) Mrs. E LYON, 123 MAIN ST., UPHBWK* STAIRS, has justreturned Irom the

North with an elegantassortment ofStraw and Silk Bonnets. Ribbons, Caps, Flowers,with I>rese Trimmings,Fringes and variousFancyGoods,to which 6he invites the Ladies.country mer.

Milliners. All will be sold very cheap,at wholesale and retail. apl-tsfw. Mtts. Al. A. LYONS having re-\u25a0\u25a0Hgceived her spring supply of FashionableWy JftiHinery, respectfully solicits a call from

**her friends and the publicatber new store,No. ??, Broad street, cue door from the coinerof 7th street. ap 7?lm

KOSSUTH AND .MONTEREYTIES ?Oxford Tiea and CongressGaiters,

of various patterns, all of the beat French patentleather; also. Congress Gaiters, oi b'ack ana drabcassimere. Gentlemen will please call and exam-ine the above beautiful Shoes, at No 43 M»iu street,at the Sign of the Boot, opposite Geo. W. Gretter's,«t WILLIAM WALSH'S,

mh 17ZZZT" NOTICE.?TO THE LADlfcS.?La-

dies in want ol Boots and Shoes of everydescription that can be called for, and »t the lowestprices,'canbe furnished by nailingonthe subscriber.

ALEXANDEK HILL.mh 30 Wo. 127 Main street. Richmond, Va-

TO TUB L.ADIES.?We are now\u25a0MMfe prepared to make to order ever* descrip-tion of Ladies' Gaiters, Slippers, <fcc., of ike bestmaterials, and in the most approved manner. Werespectfully solicit the patronage of those ladieswho wish a neat and comfortable Gaiter, or otherstyle, made in the most durable manner.

WHITE & PAGE,ap *3 73 Main streetg CHEAP BOOTS AM)BSUOES.?>Tb« subKriber ha»

rrceived another of litx)W and dboea»1 which will be told very low by

AI.KXINDKR HILL.mh 30 Mo. 127 M>iu streetRicfamoad, V*

TKAVKLUXti TMI/WW-\u25a0ft. . i-jyj Ju»t received a large and beautiful

«y V\stock of Trmika,uf all *»e». Pw-intendtogto purcbaaeuiay «ave

aome of their moiH-y bycalling at No 43 Main atreet.at the Sign ol theBoot, oppo»tte G. W. Gretter|j.

rah >8 WILLtAM WALSH,

? j|K2_ I*lanusi I-lA.nob;:-£«[?ffl&SSaßcbaaen. ofPIANOS are reapecUwyf] n \u25a0 n flinvite l to eaamiue my atock of n-* » \u25a0 If "w. They will be found to *«<<??.if not auperior to any outer manufacture, and *">

be warranted. P. H TAYLOR,ap 5 Piano rtore, Iff) Main atr

gm FOK. HKNT, Wmj unem.Lt at P"*"'jEjicupied by Major Walter Gwjrnn.uTy and Adam* street a. In addition to

mouioua and well arrangedapartment*,ample room for a large tamily, it ha» aSaclffJsmoke-booae and carriaje-bouae, and » WW**"with the city water. The aervaeto' apart*®*****convenUnt and well arranged. Poaaeasiyn gl "* uuthe M May. t(ap7-ta *? pljL-g* VALLABtB DWktUS«jM*JH SALKy?The very dealrable three

Ttm naeittott tike North tide of Leigbtweeu 6tb and 7th atreeU. now in Uk> oecapa*/«Andrew Johnatun. For terma, apply W

LCTWC* R- «»PIU»AN,Attorney at U*«,

d»fo Mm* Mateatvat »a««L.

S yOM. KENT.ant Bria P****"1 ?

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