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vuvREDEGAR IRON woRKs.-The sub

VuSREDEGAR IRON WOR TX S.--The sub
IL scrber continues to manufacture all descriptions of
bar, band, hoop ard plate Iron Also, Railroad and
ship Spikes, the whole from best Virginia cold blast
charcoal metal, as well from Smiths scrap when
preferred. He has on hand very large stock
which he offers to purchasers at reduced prices and in
vltes those in want to give him a call.
Iredegar Iron has now been applied to all purposes
OF Machinery Agricultural Implements Horse Shoes,
&c., and has been highly approved. The undersigned
can therefore recommend its with great confidence
to consumers, especially to those requiring Iron of
great strength and toughness.
lie is also prepared to make all kinds of Castings
and Machinery Of every description, including Loco
my 2-3m J. R. ANDERSON.
wv Nj. DEAN, ofthe city OF Richmond, would
w respectfully announce to his frfnds and the pub
c that he has leased the Main street, tn rec
doors below the American Hotel and nearly opposite
the Exchange Bank, Tor the purpose of commencing a
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS BOOT AND
SHOE MANUFACTURE ESTABLISHMENT,
and he shall get possession (Which will be
in few days. intends having it fitted up style and
manner suitable for Ladies' and Gentlemens custo-
mer shoe shop.
The public may rest assured that his materials are
OF the very best kind having been selected by himself
with great in the cities OF Philadelphia and New
York. He would respectfully call the attention oil the
Ladies 10 his assortment OF materials for ladies' shoes.
He would further state that through the courtesy of
the present occupant Of the store he has been allowed
the privilege opening few goods IN his line on one
side of the store, among which may be found several
Kinds of Ladies' and Misses Shoes, together with a
lot OF White Kid Slips with suitable trimmings.
His friends need feel no delcacy in calling to leave
the store. ia II
n nv
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q IMPORTANT ITO SOLDIERS, WIDOWS
ID AND ORPHANS-The UNDERSIGNED HAVING

PURCELL, LADD & CO., Apothecaries, &C.,
de3l 80 Main ST., cor. 14th
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL FORMERLY STYLED
v LoUIsA) ROAD.-CHANGE OF
DAY. On and after the 18th Of MAY, the cars of this
Company will leave Richmond, after the arrival OF the
Southern mail, say quarter before o'clock, A. M,
breakfast at the Junction. and reach Staunton the
dov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04
Another Account from tUba-Lopex Net
Joined by the Creoies.

THE New- York Nornmg Eryre" For
the Un,on publishes the following, which # ,rue
leaves the position Of affairs Ia Cuba more mex.
phcable than ever:
We received teegraphlc dispatch tom
Washington last night, from an authority whose
source Of information Is lndlsputable, giving "a
some intelligence as 10 the whcreabouts Of Gen.
Lopez which may be- implicitly relied upon
At O'Clock Yesterday Tuesday afternoon. me
Government AT Washington were put IN POSSESSION
Of adyices sA hours from New Orleans, % the ehect
that up 10 The 25th ait Lopez had been doe 70 maui
tam himself but with a very reduced fore. lie nal
not IeeR IDned by SINGLE 'rs3ie, and ms prospects
generally were Of the most desperate character.
What fighting be- had done, tcas a psrsfnh struggle
Ior ms 0uH ne, and tbe hrss NJ me f,w (ouo~Ts
SIN r,m0fHing Ufh hW,--NOr FOR rnE CUBAhs,
nor FOR 4 CUBAr REv0LUTiOs
We learn further that. the newspaper reports 70
the contrary notwithstanding no rcinlOfcemenb
whatever have gone from New Orleans, AND soSs
WILL co. II there j. any virtue m the Army and Navy
a the United STATES
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VIEWS OF NEw-Yosx, NEw-OSLr.,S
Intcmperance-Reply toll. J..

- y
: ,orr milo :, ,,ve bo.h -.
SoeS OF
iheores ana tu'S'ioNS VI interest hearing,
allow me q bret space m reply % over column
10, ~ u 80. y'-b,,- If 49,, o,,,h ms. ,
III
''"P'
Ana A'S'' Pi'''sF sa'"'S''N 'S"''>' me ieDi-
ency Of the remarks upon Hartley ColcEhge.
The writer afimS that those who denloredN.
.;r6,r,,t,- II ~, ,rsbr,,t, Inst NINA al, r.
"''
nS"" ''' '"' '''" !" 49, 10 "'">' wax
drunkenness was only dark background n
which his virtues were the more clearly Illus
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l'"'' '"'s b. "'. .'n,N ~ "' ''.s, ''"0'v"is
'N1l >V'lv'>' '' ''"'i "''"s' .l' th' 'n'"'eN 81
lu'N'u'IN iil every community, arr '',hs u''le
10 praise ,le l'-i'u, y,' nave ,hv N'"'es1 any
~ III -, va -. "is.'N NV
"'' w. n.y., l -, ''''s. So. s,,I
S'N,N D" N.. " "'' ''"' w '.'" NV tVu"
90 D" ''> ""'- '"N' 'u" -" ,'N ".'S,'
lal''" '"i '"l-'' ina" "l,v. us ~ ",'''n' "uln
~ iocc rNrs,,onsrrs, NJ suicidal rnt Roi
far more dangerous is the notion OF "a diseased
VII. W9lch s,lS ASIDE pIll','iCa.l '9,,Gun'aOu'y
legislation. abolish all penalty. Crime is re.
E LS 10 yau ,o'ia, a."n ana 'r ,y'ty q
ent should fqIea to get INTO the habit OF taking
his neighoor gold he would ,.i nnd ms "NTan'
nj least er,ne HIM a ell 1t certainly is.
modest animation that The habit, ct worshPlng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

emascula.ed ornaments Of city sidewalks and
drawing rooms.
Ike vastly 20 observe ;he keen Inquisitive-
ness which marks our travellers. learned more
about Montreal from Yankee who had been
here TWO days than was told by the guide
books and found that wha; ne Knew he knew
correctly Cur countrymen lose no time, but
e'or m.nele business with pleasure. and learn
while others are only bent on enjoyment. No
sooner arrived here, than they hurry into car
rla Ees. ana hurry OF to explore IN he same hun
" every public place and institution where any
thing new Is to be seen and studied INTO lf,hey
md pleasure IN dashug about 50, II Is pleasure
others cannot appreciate. 1t seems rather as II
having Iust appeared IN the world, they were
bent upon making up ior their late arrival and
getting ahead Of their predecessors. In the
midst Of this in>atiate activity please myself
with II IS with the indication OF 4 great destiny,
and applaud those who work so hard toward 4 iu-
iurC TOO mOmen,Ous for a second 20 oe flung
away that can prepare for It, advent. CAD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

The Haidimand independent is the name
Of a new Liberal paper Just issued a. Cayuga ~
Iadspsndsnt s vel got up, and promises 70 De '''
full Journal.
Mr.. Christie IS the Reform candidate for rHA@ S
ment IN The County Of Wentworth, Malcolm Ne"'~
ron IN Huron. and Nr Caron IN Essex.
DR.. Naphagyi has threatened SUIT agaIna 'as
EoitOr 81 Tie WoodsfDck Amsrican, for an afI',.
copied by that Journal from The P0bce Cazsts -
New. York, IN winch Dr. Aaphagyi ID denounce' @
an ImpOster
The Liberal papers all favor the union Of va va
different Reform organizations INTO Ope pdfk -.
We find articles 10 this effect N The J.r0Htg hI1~
mr., from The Ncrf0K Messenger, 'ora~a" IT, ~
bol6,r BoumaaftLe Messsagfr. hOf Adyfr,s,r, D'o..
rtlis Rlcord>r, Fame Magnst, Otta'ca 'ifize"' A-
other papers
The adjustment Of the selgtIOrial tenure syss.s
occupies a great share Of the public atteG'on' 49,
The Iran nsr OF the 9th All. ANNOUNCES iha. 49,"
bills have been introduced into Parliament Oh ~
sub eet and says To postpone the se!ilelnsl. ~
tins question by rejecting these bills # they h41 ""
POWER, would argue an unAccOUntable OO,usehesva
The part q The -elsniors. They would never a5' =,
be- offered such favorable ;erms. The quesuon
one thai produces intense feeling IN Lover Can9S.s a.,
and If the seieniors, rejecting liberal PROPOSE ~
It's setllen ent. should submit their claims ~ nc -
DiTament q popular vote a, inofneh "1.a,af
mass 0f he population would BE- incensel 80,
hem. the result would give them cause 70 W.T.
iheI own IasAAess and .aiiscretIoB
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New Map or THE UNITED SrArss.-W.

have received from the publisher. j. VI. Atwood.
neat pocket map Of the United States. together VIII
Canada. Mexico, Central Amercl, the WeS Inn.
Islands. Venezuela and New-Granada. |, trae,,
the routes from New-Nork and New-Orle ans 20 Cal.
iiornia. VIA Tehuantepec. Panama, Nicaragua, Ac
The readers Of TIE Trib.ns Will ind Il conyen.o,
and seasonsble work Of reference m he present ~.
c.icmcni with regard 20 Cuba and o.her localities !,
the GUii Of Mexico
VIEWS OF NEw-IoRX, NV -OSLEAss
AND H,vaN,-We have received from 4 Guerherk
Co three large hihogFsphS engravlns>. syias as,rS
eve view OF New-Nork. New-Orleans aal Hayaa.
They are designed by Mr. John Bachmana. an A..
comph>hcd S~I>s artist who has devoted nsarlv
three wears - iher completion. One can obtain
very good general idea 81 the localities o., 1.-THE, a,
he cities represented BY ar examination 81 ,h.~e
spirited PICTURES
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Delegate. 90 the WING state Convention

Ofsego.--l II. Campbell.
Schohquc i Ralph Manning
Toga-W William + Warren.
Gr,ene--l Rufus H. King.
Kings County,, comprising thc WIN aGf
lXth Wards and country towns) Mr. - Nes-
serole, John O Robinson, alternate q (cOn'
pusng IL, I'D, Hid, With and Xth Wards)
Hamilton b Bradshaw, Benjamin = Middleeon,
alternate. ,, comprising Iyth, Vth, Win and
XIth Wars) John VI. Hicks, Clarkson Under
hill, alternate
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~" THE Prov, THE LOON AND THE

Is The NoRTH AMERICAN MIscEL-
LANY,r for September, commences new series and
j. hereafter 10 De published IN monthly parts It
presents a great variety Of agreeable selections,
With appropriate editorial items a. Palmer &
CO.
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NEW MUsIc.-We have received two
: cred Duets entitled Eer From the "of.i,
a.C The SpIIt Lanc with music composer oy
= {. Taylor Published by Firth, Poac 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04
Delegates 10 the Opposition star Convention.

Kings County,. John A. Emmons william
Conseyea, alternate 2 Henry c. MURPHY
Abram yerpanck, alternate. 3 Samuel D.
Powell, Egber Van Beuran, alternate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

n "A TREATISE on TIE MARINE Boil
IRs or THE UNITED STATES by b. II. BAaroL,
consists Of cescrpon Of The principal steamers II
IL. Tn.,ed States. both IN the naval and CONNER.
c.al sers.ce w,;b tabular statements Of The cimen
s.ons Of tier engines and pOllers. Phi * W
BsIlara . SoL,. Sod 81 D. Appleton CO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

- ARNoLD's FIRST LATIN Book" edi-
led ty ALBERT HARKSEss, consists Of revision
OF Arno!c's First and Second Lain Book" together
with variety OF new selections taken exclusively
rom the works Of Cesar and Cicero. The lessons
are arranged on olIencorfs or rather Manescas
plan, and present complete outline both Of the
grammatical forms and Of the elementary principles
Of the language Besldss the textbook Of Arnold.
seyerai other authorities have been made use OF by
ile editor Who has perfomed his task with evident
diligence and slIA. l2n.O. PIP. 80 d. Appleton &
CO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-04

u The SOUTHERN LITERARY Mgs-
sEsGERn fer september. taxes the concelt out Of
Martin Faro lhar Upper, the poet and philosopher,
tearing ms literary pretenslons 10 tat;ers The num-
Der contains several other articles Of great merit.
IenIlt DayenpOnl
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE LIFE AND TINES or JOHN CALVIN
Tran> lated from the German Of PAUL HENRY, d e.
hy HENRY srEBBlNG. Vol ii. $40. pp. 4ot Robert
Carter Brothers.
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6T. CROIx SUGARS hhds St. Crox Su
~ landing and for sale by ~.
my 10 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO
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VOL. 77--NO. lI9
TERMS
RAIYX RICEIMlNn TIMES

DAILY RiCHMOND lin ESs
The DAILY TIMES is published at FIVE DOL
LARS per annum, provided payment be made at the
Office OF by letter post paid, in Advance, 1uitn 80
days from The commencement of the Subscribers year.
If payment be not made within thirty days, SIX
DOLLARS will be charged, and in no case whatever
will an exception be made to this rule.
s~ ADVERTISING-Fo square OF FIFTEEN
LINES less, first insertion SO cents and every
succeeding insertion IS cents.
Thrice ioeek-For square, first insertion 62s
cents; every succeeding insertion 81 cents.
Ttoice aoeek, once ,ceek-For one square, first
insertion rs cents every succeeding insertion so cents
Advertisements of more than one square, will be
charged in the proportion according to the
Der OF squares. But if the advertisement exceed one
square, any number Of full squares, by less than
eight tines the additional lines will be charged
half square, if exceed one square, any number OF
full squares by eight lines, the additional lines will be
charged as full square.
The number Of insertions of Advertisements must
be noted the MS, they will be inserted until ORDER
ed to be stopped, and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 26 lines, and
in that proportion for advertisements of greater length
and $50 for Is lines and in that proportion for adver-
tisemens Of greater length except Auctoneers, who
charged 800 paper included for all sales before
their doors.
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RICHMOND, NAV 9Th. 1851.

RICHMOND, May 6th 1851.
the 9th section OF can act to revise and amend
S1 the charter ofthe city OF Richmond" passed Fe
bruary 2lst 1872 among other things enacted that
the first Wednesday in April (ensuing the pas.
sage OF the act and annually thereafter the persons en-.
titled to the right OF suffrage, shall assemble in the
waraen which they respectively reside and elect nine
persons from each ward to represent the same in the
several offices therein provided for.
BY the LIST section OF act Ito amend the charter of
the city of Richmond and for other purposes" passed
March 18th, 1851" it is enacted amnng other things
that thereafter the following officers for the city
respective Offices by the persons now qualified under the
charter OF the said city to for members of the City
Council OF the said city that is to say, Mayor, Record
er Sergeant, High Constable, Collector Of the City
Taxes, City Assessor, Gauger, Superintendent oil the
Water Works, Register of the Water Works, Manager
of the City Poor House. Measurer of Grain, Superin-
tenden OF the City Gas Works, Captain and Lieuten
ants OF the Night Watch Superintendent of Streets"
By the 18th section of the said Of 29th March
1851 tis enacted among other things, that in all ordi.
nary and regular elections the President of the Council
shall cause notice thereof to be published 10 at least
two papers otthe City for two weeks preceding gi
Ia obedience to the Sd section of the act Of March
29h, 1851 the City Council, at meeting held the 22d
day of April, 1851, appointed the places herein after
named, for holding the said elections and the follow
ing persons to superintend and record such elections
for councmen and officers; that is to say:
In Jefferson Ward. at the Union hotel, under the
superintendence OF Messrs. James Winston, Luther
Libby. John A. Lacy and George E. saddler
p In Madison Ward, at the City Hall. under the su-
pe iuteuuenc6 OF MeSSlS. JdqueIne d. DdIVie, i NOS
M Smith, John Womble and John J Palmer
In Monroe Ward, at the Shockoe House, under the
Superinendence Of Messrs James Griffin, Felix Mat
thews, Thomas H. Ellis and Shelton c. Davis
In obedience to the 18th section of the said act of
March 18th, 1851, hereby give notice that election
will be held the third Wednesday in May next, for
the nine mentioned in the 9Th section ofhe act
Of the 2ls February, 1912, above mentoned and also
for the election of the several officers mentioned in the
said first section ofthe act Of March %, 1851
-e 4sa-ra eGUSTAVUS A. MYERS,
President of the Council OF the city Of Richmond.
& II g. =
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SIX DOLLARS PER- ANNUM.
FOR NEW Y0RK-vIRGINIA LIN

FIT FOR NEW YORK-vIRGINIA LINE
:szEsAOF RICHMOND AND NEW YORK
PACKETS The superior fast sailing new packet
schr: MERCHANT, Capt. Geo. w. Couch, having
portion fher cargo engaged, and going on board. will
sail with al! possible Dispatch For balance offreight
or passage having superior accommodations, apply
Captain on board, at Edmond Davenport's wharf,
to
myl9 DAVID CURRIE.
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s1Enxm VIRGINIA STEAMSHIPS
ZaEAlKI6SU UNION STEAM SHIP COMPA

SE4E44449 NY'S LIN E.-The steamship PEN NJ
g - SYLVANIA, Captain Baymore, and
steamship VIRGINIA, Captain D. Teal, two beauti-
full and first class vessels completed and
ming on this line between Richmond and Philadelphia
touching at City Point and Norfolk going and RETURN
ing They az tied up mako tor
quicker than BY any other route often ahead Of the
mail This line offers the most rapid economical and
comfortable mode of transit between the ports both for
passengers and freight All transhprnents avoided -
Each ship is furnished with two superior leboats the
captains skful and well acquainted with the trade,
and the experienced engineers have been selected
One OF the ships will leave Richmond every five days.
For the particular day and hour of departure, due no.
tice will be given. s.,. s
Passage to Philadelphia in fret cabin, meals in
CluQeuJ 90 w
Passage in second cabin, tmeals ncluded0. $50. 90
Excursion tickets to return in same steamer, 81 less
The attention OF business men and travellers is re-
specully called to this enterprise, being the
very line long so much needed, and which must
tanned greatly increase the trade Liberal patronage Is
applyto RANKIN Il WHlTLOCk.
N. B. Careful agents at each port will promptly for
ward all goods for the interior, consigned to their
my IA fT r..,,,.s,.5 ...l..i R. & w.
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DAVID CURRIE.

%A FOR RENT.-A comfortable house on Sc
E:l cond street, oppose the corporation lot. To
good tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply to
ALEX. MOTT,
ja16 Opposite CITY Hotel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-20

nv 1 C IL Nj ON d IRON AND STEEL
III WORKS.-This establishment, situated near the
Petersburg Railroad Bridge has been put into
full operation within the last six months, and now fin
ishing all sizes OF bar hoop, band and scroll Iron, man.
utactured exclusively ofwrought scraps.
Also, railroad Spikes OF every required pattern.
The products of this establishment offered 10 pur
chasers Wholesale and retail upon terms fully as salts
factory as tho like articles of American manufacture
can be procured in this any OF the Northern mar
kes.
nv IO-lm TOMPKINS & GWYNN.
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- FOR RENT, on French Garden Hill, plen-
E4 SAINT aud desirable framed building, suitable for
gentee family. Rent Sl25 Der amman. Apply 10
TOLER & COOK, Agens
NH Iiela,
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NOR HIRE, for the balance OF the year, an able
Il bodied man to work a farm; also, two girls 90
house servants, Apply to
mh25 RICHARD HILL, Jr,
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O.
DICHMOND Il PETERSBURG RAIL
Mt ROAD-SPRING AND SUMMER AR
RANGEMENT.-On and after Saturday, the 18th oil
March, the Trains will run as follows:
MAIL TRAIN. .
Leaves Richmond daily, at. .............. r M.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Leaves Petersburg, same days. at. ...3t r.
Fare when tickets procured at the Office. .$l w
" when paid in the cars. IZs
Children over g. and not IL years OF age, SER
wants and coloured persons-when tickets are pro-
cured at the office--haIf price.
NJ B. Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
pshed with TWO passes that one can be retained at
the oce and it must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to 30 on the cars.
No freight or packages OF any description will be al
lowed on the Mail Train.
'O'O NORFOLK TRAIN.
Leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays =:
and Fridays, at. ....'s.''.;. '.'os A.I
For Port Walhal, where it connects with the steamer
Augusta. ao %
Passage Observation-Disclosures. ~ w
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Superintendent transportation.
'nE.a y ond p r. Co. it-i-F -l mn 10
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1@
HN ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

I'D ICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
HI, ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, the 18th
of May, 1851, regular passenge, train will run be-.
tween Richmond and the Appomsttox River, connect
ing at Martins with Messrs. Boyd g. Edmond's line
of Stages for Powhatan and Cumberland Court House,
Farmvle. and Lynchburg. The stages will hereafter
stop at this point, instead of coming to Richmond:
The train will stop for passengers only at the follow
ing intermediate points, viz Lower Quarries, Upper
Quarries, Browns Summit Robio's Coal Pits, Buck
ineham Road, Martins, Snapsville Road.
Freight will be received for the above places, prov
ded parties are the ground receive the same on
the arrival of the train.
Leave Richmond every morning, except Sun
Gay, at. .......... "A. ".
Returning, leave the Petersburg Road at. 10 A. M
Leave Richmond on Sunday morning at..... 81 A NJ
Returning, leave the Petersburg Road at. 10 A M
Children, over and not over IL years OF age, and
servants, half price to any point except thetwo first
named. -atEesz-t t-f
Servants travelling by themselves, must be furnished
with two passes, that can be retained at the OIL
cs and ii must be expressly stated the pass that they
are permitted to go on the cars. =z
For stage seats, apply the bar of the Columbian
Hotel. JOHN II. OSBORNE,
nv Ia Superintendent of Transportation
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MOTICE. The repairing of the Combined Locks,
one and half miles above Joshua Falls Dam,
commencing on the 18th inst will not interrupt the
regular daily trips Of our packet boats. 4i,5tt.
my Ia BOYD EDMOND g. DAVENPORT
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NTOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the stock
~ holders Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Co., will be held at the office 10 Richmond Tuesday,
9Th May, at IL O'clock JNO. WILLIAMS,
an 2e-2awtd Treasurer.
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~ FOR RENT, the three story brick house,
@consisting OF store and dwelling, Broad street,
next door to Messrs. McNemara q Phillips drug
store. Apply to
NH IL RICHARD HILL, IT,
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"a. FOR BOSTUN.-The Schr 3. R. JEW
S&&R EFT, having the most of her cargo engaged
will have dispatch. For balance Of freight, Of 300
boxes Tobacco other small storage apply to the Cap
tain on board, at Ludlum's wharf, or to
my 3 RANKIN & WHITLOCK