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sHEPPERS0N's OFFICE,
Main street. opposite the Va. Banks

Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery Glass 1913, April 20:
"a "a 67 Is 2 So 81 81 81 AZ IL 81
Drawn Nos Suequehanna Canal Lottery, Class e.
April %:
CO so 40 10 - II 7s 76 62 Is 10 "a IS "a
For TO.Day-To be drawn il the city OF Bal.
timore, at O'Clock, P MA splendid Scheme
The Consolidated Lottery of Maryland Glass x
Capitals $4,000, 1897, 1000 1000, $780, 10 of 500
10 Of $50 10 OF 20O 10 of 100, &c. 70 numbers, Is
drawn. Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Also, the Pstapsco Lottery Glass l3o-Capitals
S. 600, 4l62, 2000 1000, 20 of 300 20 OF $50, &c
IS numbers, "A drawn Tickets only 50 So
10 Look at the prizes sold and paid at this Of
fee during the last few days.
Nos IS 20 "a, prize of $500; do Z II So, do dc
1915; do %, do do 5000; do % 81 63, Si50
CO 10 80 %, do do SIS; do IL 4s 81 do do $40
by
ap 30 STEPHENSON
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ABsALOM, che iirst oratorio eve,

.<@lA ABsALOM, ghe FIRST oratorio ever
124R performed in this city1 composed by
92k Haydn, Handel, Mozart, Beethoven, &c
DC, arranged by Woodbury., conducted BY
NlI ?. :. STEVENS. to be performed by Professors
sno Amateurs, at the let Presbyterian (Rev. Mr..
Moofes Church, for the benefit OF Rev. Mr.. M1cH.
~ nl % Synagogue. Cd Tuesday, MAY ilth,
ABsALoM, an oratorio, in parts
FERsoNs-David. King OF Israei Absalem. his
son; Joah. Chief General of the ARMY A Mess.n.
ger iamar, David's daughter; Merab attendant
OF lamar; People, Warriors, Travellers and
Prieets. "S
Price of Admittance SI-Tickets to be had
--- - -ao oookstoIee ap 30-cotllM
&ELF-DEFkNCE.- OF SKILL FOR
- SUPERIORITY, FOR THIS NIGHT ONLY.
=. Il. Ottign0n, Of New York the only man y ho
has beaten the renowned Tom Hyer with gloves
and j. Hudson, of Philadelphia win give a grsnd
display OF the arr Seit-Oefance Tor saperiorifv q,
their Pistol Gallery, 18th street, between Cary and
Nam streets, assisted by several amateurs M.
MORROW EVENING, May LIST.
N. B.-Messrs Hudson and Ottignop are oner IN
tral OF skill with any person who NAV offer in.
dependent OF strength, weight or science
Tickets 80 cents each. 7 he number of ,icLa.o
is limited. sparring to commence at half past 3
O'Clock. a. On Pa.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS Anru 90

BALTIMORE MARKETS, April %.
FLouR.-Sales of coo bills Howard street
Flour at 81 II. CoRN-Sales Of hi,e and
yellow at 56a57 cents.
NEW YORK MARKETS. April 90.
CoTToN.-2O00 bales Middling Upland sold
at 81; Orleans 81, being On advance OF J.
FLoUK.-l0,O0o bbis sold to-day at rates
ranging from 81 81 to 81 60.
CoRN.-Saies of % 900 bushels at Gla64 cts.
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ONE HUNDRED LOTS IN AND AID

nNE HUNDRED LOTS IN AND AID.
~ JOINING TIE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-l shall offer for sale,
at public auction. on the premises, the above mum.
Der Of lots, Tuesday, the 18th June, at ~
o'clock, NJ.
Many of these lots lie between the western line Of
Manchester and the Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road where the sale will begin
These lots afford most beautiful building sites,
and have very fertile surface for gardens resting
on body OF clay well adapted to making bricks.
will also sell at private sale, most reasonable
terms, large, well built lumber house, now used
as tobacco factory, fronting 70 feet the Rich
mond Dock and 90 feet on the causeway of Meyos
bridge This location is very valuable, and soon
as the connection between the Basin and the Dock
is effected the work being at this time in progress
of rapid execution, the trade from Buchanan and
all the tributaries to the james River Canal will
concentrate in the Dock to the great appreciation oil
dock property.
otter also for SALE most valuable Lot at the end
OF 14th street, Immediately in front of and adjoining
the lot of the Richmond and Danville r Il. Com
pany which lies between Mill alley and the extended
| lock OF the James River Company.
| wish also to sell that large commodious and
well built Mansion, situated short distance frem
| the southern aDutment of Mayo's bridge, on the
| right hand of the main street of Manchester T6
this house is attached garden spot of passed
fertility, and it may be used as depot or for puo
| lie house This property must show the etiecfs
Of the increasing population and trade of Richmond
| For terms, apply to
ap 30-law6w E. c. MAYO
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t.higag Democratic Contention.
IEoiT, April 28.-The Democratic State
'..a!on met here yesterday, and appointed
IeLelland and Alfred Blank delegates at
E IL ne Baltimore Convention. All the
-3ers were for Cass.
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ing Of ne .Steemer Chtcsasaw-T Trent

ing Of tie Steamer Ckic@GsGr- Tuenty
Lires Lost.
L,rI5YiLLE, April 27.-The steamers w.
. clifton AID Chickasaw, came in collision
ys Evansville, Chic river, last night, and
r later sunk Immediately. 1t is reported
fJs, OLIVES were lost. The Chickasaw had
heard locomotive for The Memphis rail-
a.
+; also reported that the Pontiac No. 2
= 3D. lie Missouri river, Inc boat having
la@a = Two.
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TELEGRApHlC NE WS.
Congressionni.
WASHINGTON, April 90.

WASHINGTON, April 90.
In SENATE, Today, Mr.. Shields reported
back, with amendments, the bill for the es,ab.
llshment OF Board of Commissioners on Mex.
iean claims. The Wisconsin Railroad bill
was then passed.
In the HousE, the Homestead Exemn,;on
Bill was under discussion.
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Railroad .4cciaeut and Riot.

RG!'rOGd Accideut and Riot.
-.SciNNATL. April 28.-Ye5terday the train
ne Little Miami Railroad ran over a girl
.-g her instantly. At night mob collect
I'D tore up half q mile OF the road. SIEVE.
@ies:s were subsequently, made and quier
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c. ". MACMURDO, Tr.

'ittE---At Z meeting OF the President
-c-ors OF the RichmoGd, Fredericksburg
mac Rail Road Company, held the 27tn
i. p il vas
ret That dividend Of 81 per cent b. de.
~ la- sock Of the Company, payable on
~ lie Il May ae1t, al tie Office OF The Com
tie ~ of Richmond.
c. " MACM URDO. TT
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L0cn5 EIectfnr, 1T T[ficn

Z 1l5A. April 27.-At the election held here
'-.9ay tor Commissioners OF Excise, the
7-'e Ichet was elected entire over the
427:once ticket, by an average majority of
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Earthquake.

BALTIMORE, April %.
slight shock ofan earthquake was fell in
Tins city and Washington, 10 day, al minutes
past o clock
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Sailing of III

Sailing Of the america.
5osIoS, April 28.-The royal mail steamer
1e' ca sailed for Liverpool to-day with "A
! IN passengers, but no specie.
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AUCTION SAL
This ia
A UCTION sALE.-Wi1 b -

a UCTaUN sALE.-Wil be sold al auction
tached to Puckett & Walden,s fiverv s.sh,e rs -
the Old Market House, between III sud iypisr
streets, one four.horse Wagon nearly rew ssver.l
work and saddle Horses, two Of them fne riding
horses, and one an excelen. buggy horse; one Bug.
gy and Harness, in good order; some second hand
Furniture, and many other articles.
~ b. & g. B. HILL, Aucts.
By /. PICKETT, Salesman
Sale to commence at nalf past IL O'Clock
ap 30-1tt
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
TX TFNRMRNTS M STu SrRRRT

u NEAR ARMoRY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Viii be sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the Goth
day OF April, 1852, oTnencing al 5 O'Clock. three
nrlck Tenements. and Inree framed Teoemenss in
Iesr fronting the line OF 9Th street. near the
Arinory Bridge: These tenements sre in az Inn
partof the city, and rent for the gross sum
=, go. These tenements win pay liberal rent
aPUn tne sums they viii probably sellfor
lEKMs-One-third each balance at three and stx
r ,,is iIr approved endorsed negotiable paper,
ap 20 w f,,r.rsr.
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/ Est bUNDLE, Containing three yards oil
Ia Ribbon. four yards OF changeable silk, four
skeins sewing silk The owner viii 90 much
obliged TO those that lind II, to leave at ANTONIO
PIZZINI's, under the City Hotel ap22
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NOTICE.

g. NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF
- the Stockholders o. the Richmond, Fred.
'3-Eg and Potomac Rail Road Company will
d 4 me Office OF the Company, 10 the city OF
Z 2 d, q Monday, the 3ist May, 1852, at u
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X AUCTION N0TICE.-Parucuiar at
j. solicited 10 tne sale of Household Fur
+ This Morning. at Mr.. w. g. Wyait's, ON
Get, a. 10 O'Clock.
GrORGs J SUMNER, Auc.-
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VI NAG l. RS OFEIC b.
f. MORRIS g. co.

For This Day.-Capitals 100000, 1891, 40G0,
20O0, $780, 10 OF 500, &c. 75 numbers, IS drawn
Tickets S.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery, Glass l30.-Capitals {:
5000, &c. Tickets So so.
Drawn Nos of Susquehanna, I8:
81 so 40 10 u II rs 76 62 rs 10 "a 65 "a.
ap 80 G.. w. PURCELL.
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BIZ DUNLOP, MONCURE & Co.
CARGO SALE OF SD1AR AN ua

" LASSES AT AUCTIoN'-0n E-s.s N.Y. .S-
Both inst commencing at IL o'clock AZ o,r va
and warehouse at Rockets, we will sell the earn
OF the schooner Watcnman, from Attasauas. with
go hhds Sugar, and 100 bols Molasses. "''-'
The above cargo Is made up by shipments from
seven plantations, ana will range fror prime to
choice quality.
TERMs.-Under S100, cash; over sIo0, months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
ap % DUNLOP. MONCURE & CO Aucts
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.

GA LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
kAA The subscriber respectfully informs
- his friends and the public generally, that
q ne has on hand of his own manuiac-
ture, good assortment of Saddles Brides, har-
nesses &c, which he will sch as low any es-
tabIishnent in this city elsewhere. He earnest
" requests all in want OF any article In his hEe TO
give him a Gala few doors below City Hotel
before purch asBg assuring them that every effort
viii be made to give general satisfaction
nm .q-lm WILLIAM SALMON
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E0R sALE.-A very desirable framed Dwell.
l. ing with excellent Kitchen, &c, on Leigh
street. Immediate possession may be rad. This
property Is in good rider. The owner wishing 70
remove TO the country, would make the fes ms FIJI.
yorsble to a purchaser. Apply at this Office.
ap 29--ts
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Safety Of The steamship Washington.
New YORK, April 90.
The steamer Niagara brings information Of
the safety OF the steamer Washing ton, which
put into Milford Haven short of coal
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ElS DIR. PAX n EE having removed 10
r. trankAn street few doors below the
se./ and opposite TO Trinity Church, his
'lce corner o. Mar and 18th streets Is
II Lac been occupied al physicians Of.
% or Twelve years past. ap Sim
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70 DIT. L. C.. FISHER tenders bis
services 70 the pablo IN the various
n tne basement Of bis dwelling, on 4th
t"eea Broad AID Marshall streets, 2nc
~ Tue corner no 27---6m.
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-rKATTON'. OFFICE.
RnCkRRInGE aLuM WATER

ROCkBRIDGE ALUM WATER
THE subscriber having been appointed by the
l. owners Messrs. Booth, Anderson, & Christian,
Agent for the sale OF the water from the celebrated
Alum Springs in Rockbridge county, Va, offers it
for sale by the barrel half barrel. bottle, gallon.
Barrel, $40: Half Barrel, SO; Bottles
per doz., So; by the Gallon, so cents.
The wonderful success which has attended tue use
Of this water TOR many years in great variety Of
diseases, has acquired for il celebrity rarely II
ever eoualled.
Ii may be procured at all times Fresh, by ap-
plying at the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Particular attention viii be paid 10 putting up
and transmitting TO any part OF the Union, such
quantity as may be ordered.
All orders must be accompanied By the Cash.
or d responsible oil person residing II
the city. JOHN II SEAYRES,
ap 29-1w Columbian n otel. Richmond Va.
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jIDLLYWUOD CEtIETERY.-i'ne
I Iserag ot the Hollywood Cemetery Com
!! oe oeid az the store Of Thomas a. Charles
20. on TUESDAY NEXT, the 4th day OF
O'clock - the afternoon.
Is-tdm WA. H. HAXALL, Secretary.
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i DUNLOP, MONCURE d co. ask
/ % ia 81 dealers TO the cargo sale OF sugar.
I',ee. &c., at their Wharf aud Warehouse,
1JtS1,lNj, at II O'Clock, without regard to
Ep 80
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OSBORN'- pIi e .
MUM DAG UER IF a NJ

ES oShSENN>S J. IL l. .
SENz$zAASSN MUM DAG UERREAN
%@ the Premium flesh coored
Dsguerreotypes we are daily issuing from our
rooms, l72 Man street, which for ease and grace,
iuuess Of position, richness of tone and beauty OF
finish unsurpassed by any in this coEntry. To
parents would only say bring in your little one.
nave not fear OF distrust we never tsi! TO pro-
duce good pictures.
A great reduction from former prices.
so OSRtlPk'SS DDOOsita The Ranks
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no THE CREDITORS OF LIGGAN q
/ McMINN-The subscriber will be prepared TO
make dividend among the creditors OF LlGGAN
a. McMIHE, OF the first class, on Saturday, the lei
day OF May 1852 The holders of notes will please
bring the notes with them that the proper credits
may be endorsed.
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
ap 29-3t Trustee Of Liggan d McMiDn.
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NEW SUPPLIES OF TRIMMINGS d.
IN FANCY G00DS--Once m0re we ea the al.
tention Of the ladies' 10 excellent assortment OF
rich silk Fringes, Lace Gimps, SILK and Fancy But
tons, and many other narrow Trimmings. OF silk,
cotton, linen and worsted also, Fans, Combs, Edg
ings, dittings, dc. &c, which are daily on the IN.
crease by fresh receipts from the North
HIRSH L. BOTTCHER,
Dealers in Trimmings Worsteds, Embroideries,
Fancy Goods, Toys Perfameries, &c., No lTs
Broad street, shoekoe Hill ap 26-2w4
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O. A HOUSE AND Lot On CHURCH
E:a HILL FIR SALE.-A large frame House.
win six rooYns at the corner 10th and Streets at
present owned and occupied by the subscriber -
The necessary cut houses and good well OF water
are attached TO the premises r. rms accommoda,
ting. The Lot fronts e2E feet and runs back l25
feet TO an alley. Apply 10 the 81 oscrber
ap 9S-3ts THOMAS H. FOWLER.
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
II NlTURE.-Wll be sold at auction on FRI
DAY MORNING, the Goth April, at 10 o'clock, at
the residence. of Mr. William G. Wyatt, who is de-
Ginning housekeeping, on 10Th street, between
Franklin and Grace Streets ali OF his household aud
kitchen Furniture, consisting Of the usual variety
Sale positive. and without reserve.
ap29 GEO. j SUMNER Auctr
IHER1FF'S sALE.--Will be sold To the
~ highest bidder, for cash, on the premises, the
Both April, 1852, the contents of an ICE HOUSE,
situated Jas T. Sutton, Jr.'s farm, called Pull
liams, commencing at II O'clock to satisfy an exc
cution in my hands.
A. E. HUTCHINSON, D. s.,
ap292t For /. A. Goddin, s. Il. e..
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- DIR. ADDINGTON, Ora
1885, duatel ADMINISTRATIONS.

to few more new facts.
He has ceased TO pick hs own teeth, complain of
the newspapers, and sigh over taking another ex-
ira nap, whilst waihng for the non-arrival of an
aching victim Why Because, Mr. Common
Sense has made known, that the Doctor pulls tie tn
for % CENTS lis with silver at 50 cts, and with gold
for 70 cts; then bis upper sets cost only $50;
therefore, few friends OF Mr. c. S. have sought OUT
Dr. Addngton's office. APPS
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= Mrs. TEAfPLEMAN can accom-.
Ia9date three Or four families with
= kesidence-corner Of Broad and llth
aD 27-lm"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.
VALUABLE EE4T. F.rATF ON

49,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN
,.,r sSLkEET AT AUCTION VIII be sold on
~, =, .-nsEsDAf NEXT, the 9Th of MAY, commen-
knes.r :. CLOCK, r. NJ, that valuable prope ity
onnns;, -, we oio Court House Tavern diagonally
opposi.s Inc County Court House The I-of frarts
ABOUT % fett ON Main street A. tb =. !.
-IHo sueet, and runs back lO4 feet 81 an aIlev
~nich runs from a2nd to s3rd r,-es, hsvs - ~.
p,,;Is; n .1. IN II Two large wooden and brick
Buildings which will Gmnlediatt.lv &c. 80 - - q
the land) De sold, TO be renewed =; - sae u
his property is admirably located for The H.,
tobacco factory, az also first rate s,sna 80 " q
vern, and with little expense incurred in .ra; "a
will rent as II now stands for teen De cen, 49,
its probable cost poA
TERMs-One third cash, balance in one ard ,,.,
years with interest," secured by a deed of tr,lst
ap 3o-dtds@ JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auet.
T OF OF LUMBER AT AUCTION
IL VIII be sold ON TUESDAY NEXT, the 4th
May, al 10 o'clock, at the lower wharf at Rockets
from fifteen TO twenty thousand feet Of Lumber
consisting OF l, and 3 inch stuff and lot of Tim.
Der from TO l4incnes square, nearly all heart 70
conclude sales Of Thomas J. Glenn e. Co g proper
ty under decree of the Circuit Court of Chancery
tor the county OF Henr.co, made on the 18th day Of
February, 1852
TERms-sums under $40 cash, that amount and
over, four months credit. for bonds with approved
security, bearing interest
THOMAS w. boswell, Commr.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer. ap 30
FIGHT VALUABLE MULES AT AUG.
IL TION.-Wiil be sold, on Saturday next. the
LIST May, commencing al IL O'Clock M at the Live.
ry Stables of WIN. GRAVES, Esq, on l2ta, be-
tween Main ard Cary streets, Eight large and valu
able Young MULES. These are really fine ami.
mails. are perfectly sound and well broke, and are
sold for no taalt whatever.
Terms-4 months credit for satisfactory nego.
table notes, with interest added
ap 29-dtds JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
HOUSE AND LOT AND SEVEN VA
H CANT LOTS, ON CLAY AND CATHARINE
STREEIS.-Will be sold on Saturday. the lst
day OF May, commencing at O'Clock, P N , upon
the premises, comfortable Brick House, on Clay
street, near the residence Of D Glinn, ESQ., and
adjoining the property of Col Bigger, with Lot
fronting 40 feet Clay street; Also three vacant
Lots adjoining, fronting 30 feet each OF Clay street.
and four Lots fronting 32 feet each on Cath
arine street, each of the above Lots running back
one hundred feet to an alley ten feet wide. These
Lots lie well, IN an improving section, and contain
a large body of good brick clay.
TERMS at sale. By request of the owner.
ap 23 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
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17HE NEW WORK BY ThE AUTHOR

Ii n
Il OF WIDE, WIDE WORLD" now ready.
Queechy, by Elizabeth Wetherell, author of
a" Wide, Wide World" 9 vols, l2lno, cloth 81 70.
1.-The present work is even more worthy of sue
than the last; and by it's brilliant descriptions,
high-wrought tone, and accurate description Of
character, cannot fail to command lofty position
il American rOmauce"-Albany Express.
$ 1t has merits that are even superior 10 the al
most faultiess excellence of the Wide, Wide
World 1t Is written IN even a more spark ng,
polished and vigorous style; and in many respects
we like the characters and general tone OF the work
better. The descriptive powers OF the author
very great, and IN many OF the almost matches
scenes so wildly and naturally portrayed in
'Queechy' they are brought into fun play. We
most heartily recommend the work to the perusal
of our readers Albany State Register. For sale
ap 30 Late Drinker q Morris.
VENEIIA TRELA NEY.-VoIome :, and
conclusion OF the Mysteries of the Court Of
London
No of Appleton's Popular Library
Littells Living Age, No 4l6
Wing Review for May
Queechy, by the author of Wide, Wide World
Bound cosies of Gleason's Pictorial 1oy 1851
Gleason's Pictorial, Flag Banner, Waverley Sam
Museum, New York Pick, Lantern, Post Courier,
Police Gazette New York Picayune for May l.
All the Standard Works and late publications, and
everything in the Newspaper, Magazine and chief
publication line for sale at
THOs. H GREsHAMs
Periodical Depot, opposite Broad Street Hotel
ap30
DORTER AND ALE.-IO casks HiD0erts
L Porter, and 10 casks Muir & Sons Sparkling
Ale, Ieceiyed and for sale by
ap30 f. M. BURTON:
NEW N. C. CLIPPED AND FAMILY
~ ROE BEHRING'S, in half barrels, received
and Tor sale by R. NJ. BURTON.
apo
OS0 BOXES TIN PLATE, all sizes.
%cO including Ia by 20, bright and Loaded, tor
Roofing.
Spel;er Zine, Pig Tin and Bar Lead, Thonaston
Lime, receiving and in store for sale by
ap 80 S. McGRUDEk & SON.
HAVANA CIGAfs.-4OO.0O. superior CT
LII CARS, Of the most approved brands, shipped
direct by the manufacturer, now in the Custom
House, and for sale on consignment, by
ap 30 CHAS. Il. WORTEAM e. CO.
BLACK SILK FRINGEs.-Jus received
ID from New YORK, new supply Of black Silk
PRINCES, at CHAS. HARTWELL s. CO.'S,
ap30 l07 Broad street.
~ ~ FRESH CRABS AND OYs-
S,&AfS 1rERS.-By last nights boat have re
Mi n ceived fine lot Of CRABS and also
as fine SHE'LL OYSTERS as has been
seen here this winter, besides % gallons nice
Picked Oysters. Families supplied with large
or small quantities which will be sent to their resi-
deuce without extra charge, K w. ALLEN,
THE Arbour,' corner Main and 18th streets.
ap29
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= NG: KOOFING:!
hO " " n Gsts-CHAG IL LANG.

a sei ~ iis and Sheet Iron, 18th street,
i s. ard Cary, 10 well prepared 10 exc
g6 1ino q work. GUTTERlNG, and all
'NDiHS, sp 26-lm
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I OsT-on yesterday, DRAFT, Drawn by Ed
IL win T. Butler dated New York, 24tn April,
1859 at thirty days, in favor of his order and by
him endorsed, ON H. Newman IL Co, OF this city,
for s225 36, with the current rate ofexchaDge when
due, not accepted. Payment has been stopped, and
the public are hereby cautioned against trading Tor
ssio draft. The fnder will be literally rewarded
by leaving it at the office OF
an 2g-ts LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW g. CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

WANTED.-We want immediately, three nun
w bred LABORERS, to work upon the Weldon
an3 CASTOR Railroad in North Carolina TO good
and steady men liberal wages viii be given Apply
to MARK DOWEEY, Richmond, or npon the work,
to GREEN, MYERS d co.
an 0a--12tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

Accounts from Lisbon, state that intrigues
be IA 100! between Portugal and Spain for a
rteI e1fiail4eM OF constitutional govern
LEI. The French consul, who recently per-
s1-5 ia the steamer POr,o, had hand in these
.4-.-r=>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

TIE NsGpolitan STATE ,r!sls mad been indie
az postponed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

Al. -es from C.rcassia, state that the Ru
as IA g gained an important victory over III
KS ais.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

ty~ Corner Main and Governor streets, No 1913.
I'D 29-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

NOTICE. nave appointed Lewis FieIshman,
Y my Agent for carrying on the Dry Goods and
mond WILLIAM FLEI5HMAN.
ap 19-l2tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-30

| DORTER AND ALE.-IO casks HiD0erts
| Porter, and 10 casks Muir & Sons Sparkling
| Ale, received and for sale by .
| ap30 +. M BURTON: