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The ss. Ceiun ba arrived st san francisco the
2sh January bIiugirs intelligence from Oregon to tas
.ssh ult
The OYsroa:en hes accounts ~ rruiorei revolution
n Utah II ,ay,-@ We learn By ;he nal carrier from
ID, peis that has reached that place srsm tas
Great falt Lake revolution II i said ths Mormons
were srnins terrifying themselves and had published
Declaration Of Independence, in vblch they asserted
their full determination 10 set up republic for them
rgye,s Ths editor Of the Weekly Tins, publishsd A.
psrtlaud o L, lad coavefsed with o gentleman ~ho
had 1st arrived fs salt La1s. lie states that affair,
deplorable s.a,e Of eutlawry there. The
gnites sts.es territorial ole,rs have ali lsgt. The
Mormons foctifying and settirs ready rs. d,
authority Of the United States lie thinxs ths,e Tll
to fghting and great loss Of life GoysEpmsus vii MT
te set at de1aues, and tha fesalt viii be collision sud
escri0cs Of life and property
Th3 Oregon Legislative Assembly, whoh had bssa IA
session at Salem, adjourned WbinssdaT Jana 81 ~
alter session OF about seven weeks. Many os - la
oortauoe to the Territory pssd and ths gaaesA
welfare Of thu country kept IN view 10 OIL ~ W.
1t bad been reported that Shasta Butte c!y eaa .e
niiy within the limits of oregon. II ihis % L
| the population Of Oregon 10 ten or hftsen 'noussna
more than supposed, 80, r,.,.,nu.
/ A yescluon hrs pssssd the TerTltoFiA Lssisl'
re1ussrg The Surveyor General a org % M sns
n.se.s,ry eh.,ryut!srs ssesfian wstlsr taess ~
| cAites Se in Oregon or eauorns ... ~.
cAsorssaa Ss.eg%us ssys snsa oy shs nAus Of Srass
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S,g gaANcisco. Feb l--Sr. ogg State per cents
o per cent, less principal and interest," do. per
cents, 67 y 65 do. IL peg cents, so 81 d. fund
able warrants, 60 \ 65 do unfundabs warrants 10
a Sc; do warrants 40 . d c.ty 10 per cent bds
AZ 49, city 2 per cent ,crip, according to date p0
per cert premium; Cry Comptroltsr's warrants,
tnsary al, rejeemsd) di' county scrip, 81 ~;
Sacramento City bon1s, 55 50; Central Whsn shares,
50 6Zk Tren.sctions In stocks have b'sn limited.
With upward tendency misunderstanding Go days,
49, a AZ; France 90 days so a S. bankers bilis.
sight Atlantic cities per cent prem Valparaiso do
Mexico DO gold dust, clean, SI7 x.
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
-UNN~~0>.O~>>>>>,~-N~o~-
A RIV AL
THE
STEAMSHIP PRO METMEUS.
u--.>ooov~~>o~v>o>>~r,o>-
Eleven Days Later Intelligence.
0-,->~>o>~o->~oco.>-Noosv~
Election Of Colonel John D. Weller 10 the
United States Senate.
ey>~,>-~~~>~--s-.->.>>
STATE OF THE MINES.
~>~U~o~>~so>~~,->>>,s><~>r~-
Special Message of the Governor.
cso~~~~~~>>>o~~-y-e~r.~1~eo
0yCr q aililiGA Of Dollars in Gold Das. en-
route fox New York.
Eleven Days Later Intelligence
STATE OF THE MINES.
Special Message of the Governor.
Interesting from Oregon and
tI.c Salt Lake.
&c, &c. SO.

The steamship Prone theus Capt Charchl, With $50
passengers $4,000 in gcld freight and $500 90
in hands OF the passengers arrived yesterday morning
from Ssn Juan dc Nicaragua. She bring. San Francisco
dates to the I'd inst.
pra he
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California State Senators.

The suboi table exhibits the birth place sse oco
patton and reccn. recdence ofthe gentemen composing
me Senate Of the State Of California Sa-nuc. PGtiy
President Of the Senate is 81 Jsars Of age crchan
-asiJs Mac Va,k
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Whining Intelligence.

" 0T" HEt III SttrsIIuS lHo srbt m CO" esHSts Tot
.inity caa Klamath Sacramento 1iass and TRANSCRIPT.
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FSossutn In the Csiirorn,s Legislature

On tie 2sr irst. Sc Fucker presented the foo wing
ro,, ,iu ion ia the California Assembly
Received wat tho pscple ot Calforuis senate aud
Assemble rtpvcseuteo havo witnessed with admiration
aIl .ynraty ths ttrUyyc Of i;ht peopin u Hungary
sRerss the usurpations Of the Hous, of Austria aud
hs7t6y express tbcc deep regard AMI good wishes to-
wards Logi kcFsu.h aud his brave companions ths H.
ju.ttia T. gussts 81 our people and government
The tssglu'ton bri fy discus 81 aud laid upon the
tahln % hn ca lei up At ktlne lAsuEa lime.
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T9E, LATEST NE Ws.
.-.5:,553 m poNG KONG. CHINA.

s.igyING OF HONG KONG. CHINA
o. 81 ssv Of Ca iforsis we have sccoppts from Hens
D ?. :. The 9Th January, bringing intelligence Of
'- .s,,us eoniagration in that settlement The
$ - Francisco Herald OF the sih March says;
x,.-lv all the city is consumed. Hundreds of
Me- Seea LOST Every newspaper office has
ves .,.rroyed The ba Que brings DO files, and we
I.acsndeat on the eficers of the vessel TOR Athe
e o..t,.t-s,isrs which we suojoin
wv w sry occurred on the 10th December, and
,reeacsd in the china Bazaar l. spread with
ea7. 90 fa5 soon communicated to the finest part
ae ,,fv becoming perfectly resistiess.
re oss OF iiie among The Chinese was dreadful
a,.,,,ber that persisted had not been ascertain
'S,s colote IT 50 English regiment lost his
- al attempt to bow mp a building and arrest
I. a,re Also, a tsutensnt belonging to her Sris
!. gaasiys ship Hastings was killed by the fall
.,",f4ys Of house which had ben blown up.
...sesnt OF sapfers and miners met similar
al tbe printing Offices were destroyed with the
:, eiiaces add paoiic buildings in Hong Kong"
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f,..assts of kossEth-A Meeting Of the
Jexaa Creditors, &c.

~ ,sg,ssros, April Ii.-kossuth remains
~ m a STATE of almost perfect quiescence.-
|, excitement attended his reception, aud
zee vi! be none at his departure. A large
liner OF members of Congress and others
> however, called upon hlm at his ROOMS
understood lhat he desires to see Mr.
lsy again before he leaves, and made an at
,rai 10 effsc, il to-day, but was disappointed.
4 sdl probably be more fortunate tomorrow.
The Texan creditors met to-day, but ad-
rased without coming to any decision. They
Ill probably accept whatever Texas chooses
i've them.
'The Government is prosecuting forgeries of
.easury vouchers with great diligence. VIM.
Brown OF Michigan, is on trial to-day in the
Ea,pal court Hon. A. w. Buel is his coun
j.
The laborers on the capitol extension resume
srk tomorrow.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
FOR THE DAILY DlsPATCH
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Cambria at Halifax.


NEw York, April 15.--P. NJ.
The steamship Cambria, has arrived at Hale
iiax, with liverpool dates to the Sd instant.
FRANCE.
The French Chamber of Deputies was
opened on the 10Th Of March, by the President
in person, who was attended by brilliant
staff. His reception was warm and enthusi-
astic. In the course OF the speech which he
read he announced that it was to the interest
OF France to keep on terms of amity and peace
wi III all nations, and disclaimed any intention
of assuming the Emperorship-bu declared
that il disaffection and intrigue forced him into
the position he would demand from the PEG pie,
in the name Of repose and of France, new
title tina, would irrevocably fix on his head the
power with which the people had invested him.
The President was greeted with immense and
prolonged applause during the reading of his
speech.
ENGLAND.
Nothing Of interest. Parliament was dis
cussing the militia bill.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
CoTTok.-Sales of the week prior to the
Americas sailing, $1,000 bales; 1000 for ex-
port and 1000 for speculation. Prices: New
Orleans fair, SIS; Middling. 1916; Upland
fair, 81 Middling. a 1l-16. Demand mode
rate, and prices declined nearly one eight
The greateet decline is visible in the lower
grades. Good qualities firm.
FLoUR.-Western Canal, los. 3D.; Ohio, 2ls.
GRAIE.-Yellow corn, 28s. 3D.; White,
3ls. Sd.
CoNsoLs.-Closed at 9Si.
LIVERPOOL, April 3.-Breadstuffs are much
depressed. The circulars, however, disagree
as to the extent of the decline. Brown s.
Shipley quote Flour at decline of Sd TO Is;
Wheat Id TO Cd. Western Canal, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Ohio Flour are quoted at los
Cd. White Corn 30s; mixed do. 28s to 2Ss Sd;
yellow do. 2Ss to 2Ss 3d. Red Wheat S. to S.
sd; white do. IS lid to 6s Sd. Mankins Cir
cular makes the quotations shade higher.
The America arrived at Liverpool on the
2sh ult., and the Arctic on the 3lst.
CONTINENTAL MARKETS.
In the continental markets Flour exhibits q
decline equal to Liverpool. Wheat has also
receded. Consois close at 9Ss to 983.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, April Is.
In the SENATE, Mr.. Mangum, according to
previous notice, made personal explanation
regarding his views upon the Presidential ques-
ton. He avowed himself strongly in favor of
Gen. Scott, who, he thought, was the only
Wing who could get half enough votes to elect
him. He believed he was in favor of the com.
promise measures, but deemed it improper to
agitate that question now. He exculpated
Gen. Scott from all connection with the aboli-
tionists.
In the HOUSE, the public printing was still
under debate.
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Mysterious Poisoning Case.

frrssCRG, April l4,-The recent mysteri
|. poisoning OF the three children OF Mr..
.thbert continues 10 excite great attention.
me instance OF the Mayor, the bodies of the
idFen have been eshumed, and a coroner's
fy again summoned to investigate the cause
iheir death. 4 post mortem examination
Heated the presence of arsenic in their sto-
lchs. The Developments so far attach sus-
tiou TO a man named Cnrley. The jury
se adjourned until the contents of the ste-
lei can be fully analyzed.
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Break ia the Miami Canal.

INciSSATi, April 14.-Between 2 and 3
iock this morning, break occurred in the
Iaml Canal, IN the rear of the House of
lflge The latter was flooded with water,
boruon Of the outer walls washed away, and
b great difficulty the inmates occupying
lower floors were rescued. Other property
pc neighborh0oi was greatly damaged
j. break in the canal is Is feet wide and 40
'Oru
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pc New York Tines publishes letter from Mr..
an whose arr ST at Havana on the charge of
an agent OF kossuth was first published by
paper, IN which he states the report was with.
" igunt alton, except that he was put to some
-Venir nee by letter sent to him that might
Compromised him had his character not been
Enc All III Havana.
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L.innar Lnr in Massneh.,s.tts

'osToN. April 13th.-rhe House of Dele.
IS, this afternoon. passed the Maine Liquor
by maj ority offs. The provisions REFER.
the subject 10 a vote of the people, and
wing the sale Of liquors for sacramental
poses, we're stricken out, so that the bill
; back 10 the Senate with the amend
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Hdcdk Iuke}Ifgeucs

Lw ORLEANS, April 13.-The u. S. steam
als Saranac arrived at Pensacola on the
| INST. from cruise in the the Gulf. Com
Fore Parker. in consequence of dispatches
FVed from the Government, Immediately
patched the U. S. sloop- of-war Albany to
joan.
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Pc FIRE AT THE CAPIToL.-The Washington
IS OF yesterday ay that the fire in the Capitol
pre- announced in our columns) produced no
Us damage, There are no papers lost which
OF Dc replaced, and none OF any great impor
Injured
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ErDLoSiOn of 1/roboJ

AVASsAH. ia. April ia barrel of al
oi 10 the store Of w. w. Goodrich, exploded
night, by incautiously holding spirit lamp
r II, and instantly killing a negro boy be-
,Ing TO the proprietor of the store.
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eHErPERSON's OFFICE,
Main Street, opposite the Va. Banks,

- SHEf EhSOFN1S UFFICE,
Main Street, opposite the Va. Banks.
Drawn Nos SusquehanLa Canal Glass I6 April Ia:
4 II 90 SO 80 8 81 80 &c 40 81 IL so g.
Another prize sold, 20 81 g. prize in the
above Lottery of $3.50, sold and paid ON yesterday
by STEPHENSON
Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery, Glass IL. April Is;
% A % SO 40 90 n 49 80 rs AZ ST.
To-day, win be drawn at o'clock P. M, the
Consolidated Lottery OF Maryland, Glass U.--Capi
tails $20000 of $780, OF $500, 20 of 600, 90 of
400, &c. Tickets SIS. Shares in proportion
ALSO-The Patapsco Lottery, Class ll8 Cap.
itals $4,000, 50C0 265s 1885, 750 10 of 300, 10 of
200, 10 of 100, &c, 70 numbers, Is drawn. Tickets
only So so.
Nos Is % IA, prize of S4O0-Nos Z II So, a
prize OF s275-Nos4 20, prize of S2O0-Nos.
10 SO 65, prize of SIS. Sold and paid by
apis SHEPPERSON
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SPRING MILLINERY.
MRS. G. G.. ALLEN. Ag,t.

respectfully inform the ladies OF Richmond
VA and its vicinity, that she has just returned
from New York and will open. on Saturday,
the 18th inst, one of the prettiest and most fash
ionable stocks of Spring Millinery ever offered
to the ladies of Richmond; every article has been
selected by herself in New York OF the very latest
importation. A call is respectfully solicited from
the ladies, at her sales rooms over Gennett a.
James jewellery store, Eagle Square.
Z N. B.-Mrs. ALLEN Is also prepared to do all
kinds of Manua Making at the shortest notice, and
In the best and latest styles She has received the
Spring style Patterns for ladies dresses
an lS-3tx
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Great Sno,c Storm.

osroN, April IA violent snow storm
Faiied IL this vicinity last night, and the
lnd Is covered to the depth Of two feet.
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Nep York Education Fnnd.

BAhY, April IA bill passed the As.
ply this morning, providing that all mo-
left unclaimed in Savings Banks or
ncery funds, shall be devoted TO the promo
OF Common School education.
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I al AFFRAY IN GEoRGIA.--A terrible ARRAY
"a IN Wsre county, Georgia, On Friday last
u'en d man named John Cox and Williams,
dangerously wounded by two brothers,
~ with whom they had got into brawl
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yz x1Ans KxpRRrRNCr 1tIrTrr
s = nhAs Wiih COED north lieka nd IL -maSe
~ 49,. sppsfaius, and every improsen,est IS
- 81 warrants - Ia saving Is he cfiz,ns
~. and strangers visiiire tie CIV sst
~ as1 no nonorable competition ID the producffon
- and uniadins ether
cllefen or adults. We never - rsrssr,s s,,or.
LOT picture fhsn We intend 10 AXE md - ,onid
Is ~ snas our prices less than come ari;sts
.ls city wall ash you, but we do NOT cav that thev
sre less, or ~ low, those artists viii IKE the
ior. CAL y respectfully solicited IN. -
MiNNlS q WATSON Dsguerraotvr,...
DOG MAIN street. lAiansion House1 kichmopd. Svc.
amore street. Pefersbvrg, Va an 1S
kARTs UNVEILED. or i Ko.v Va,
:, would Like Him, BY Sarah e seymore-price
Leaves from the Diary Of Broadway Dandv hv
the former editor of the New York Picavnns az ~
gantly iiiustfated-price CSC s.'' VIC
falkenburg: atale Of the Rhine
New York Pick: comic paper. fn,1 of s,n -.
and humor, illustrated with numerous In w
price SC engraving
Flag OF Our Union, Courier. post Mnsa,,,,,
Wayer)ey, Gleason's Pictorial, Horne 1sa.a,,a
holden Dollar, Uncle Sam, Lantern. Bann.r ss,,,r
DAY Gazette, Home Journal, for the ,rass a,..a
l7th April For sale by '.o oeA enoing
Thomas H. GRESHAM
AT his Literary Depot 1904 Broad street onnos;,.
Broad Street Hotel oppo =.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April Is.
FLoUR.-Sales of $50 bills. Howard Street,
at 81. 300 bbls. City Mills at 81 06; $500 do.
at 81 IL.
GKAIE.-Whest unchanged. Yellow Corn
So to Coo; white Sc to SIC.
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AMUSE MEN'TS.
TIN GRAND sOIRRRs nIAC10UF,
Al The kiCHm)ND THEATRE.
immense Arractlen for tke Benellt 81
MAcALGIsTER,

Au 9Ie1k W1zMrd Of tho Are.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.
Eriaay Evening, April 10fh, win Be pre-
sentea list Ut experiments In Necroruancv and
Magic OF the most novel and startling character and
achlevements Of indispensable Waniers
Lsst night OF the Great Light Feaf First mimi ~
the surprising feat, Ia VIM. Tell by Mr.. ana Ma
MACALLISTER, and the new wonders az III. r..
witched Umbrella, Automaton Ma aician. Fiv;rv
Watches, Robbery Discovered, the DEVILS Dncat.s
the lndestructible Manuscript, together with Ma.
ailister's lnterminable Bottle the Harleouio ne
Junier Magique, California Gold Box, Ia Tasrahn.
e!o, and the wonderful Magic shawl Fenf.
1 Saturday evening, farewell Performance.
ADMISSION Boxes SO cents, Pit Is cents. other
prices usual. :
Doors open at quarter past 7; commence at a
o'clock. Box office open daily from 10 A M. to
p. J. M WESTON
ap Is Agent and Secretarv
.Na3x MUSIC! MUsIC:!-A lecture on
4HSA$ Music, accompanied with vocal and instru-
2s8Ix mental illustrations will be given at the
Exchange Concert Room, on FRI.
DAY EVENING, april 10Th, 1852. Lecture by d.
d. SMITH, NJ. d, of Boston. Illustrations by the
Smith family.
Tickets so cents each-may be had at the book
stores.
Doors open at Lecture to commence at 8
O'clock. ap l5-2r
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MUSIC. MUSIC:-GUITAR AND PIANO
M FoRrE-Two hundred Songs, arranged for
the Guitar two hundred and fifty new Ballads,
Marches, Watzes. Rondos, Airs and polkas, ar
ranged for the Piano Forte by the most eminent
composers. Just published, for sale by
J. w, RANDOLPH
New Music received weekly from the principal
publishers. Music sent by mail free of postage to
any part of the United States, to those who win
mit the price, post paid.
ap Is J. w. RANDOLPH
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GREGORY & RIAUKl,
Successors to J.. w. Maury Il CO., Mana.
gers
Office, No. 81, Main Street.

Office, No. o. Main Street
Drawn Nos, Kentucky Lottery, Glass Sc, April IA .
Is 80 II IL So "a 40 SO Sc &c az.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky Lottery, Glass 9l Extra,
April Is:
SO SO 90 8 80 S So 81 46 o.
scheme To- Day-Capitals: So 1885, 5000, 5000,
1000, 10 prizes OF 1000 80 prizes of 200 so prizes
OF 100. &c. 70 numbers, is drawn. Tickets S5.
ap is
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GOLD NINE ON Pearl. STKEEu.
LUCK'S OFFICE.
Implements Furnished Mt the Mime.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco III.

Drawn Nos OF Patapsco III:
90 A % 80 40 66 II 40 80 rs 40 81
Whole, % 4s 81, prize sold and paid by
LUCK
For tO-day.-Maryland Consolidated U. Cap.
itals, $4,000. rs numbers, II dawn. Tickets,
SIS.
Also, Lottery at So so.
~ Look out for to-morrow's Scheme
ap Is
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Sailing of the Canada

|OsToS, April 14th.--The steamer Canada
ed for Liverpool to-day, with IS passengers,
no specie.
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N n A q Ek'S UFFICk
F. MORRIS g. CO.
For This Day-Capitals: $4,000 A of 5000,
of $500, gu of GOO, &c. IS numbers, l2 drawn.
Tickets SIS.
Also the Patapsco Lottery; Capitals, $4,000,
5000, &c. Tickets So so.
= Drawn Nos Susquehanna, Class 16:
II 20 So 80 8 81 SO &c 46 81 IL so SO
ap l6 G.. w PURCELL.
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BROAD R11s.1S 01C

n nhOAD hOCk RACES
AAA TIE Spring Races over
S&s> on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst
OF April, 1852, with sweep.
stake for three years old colts and lilies mi IL besfs
Siou entrance, S2o forfeit; named and clos. on
tne LIST May, 1851, with seven subscribers as fnI
luws: - ~
by Andrew. NaA--
Also, named bay colt, by Prince Albert, Dam Cor
set.
NJ Bolts named Herald, fifty out Of Fly. by Go
hannah. - ~
Also, named Herald FLY dam by Marsrave.
Alexander Gillian named Almode FLY, dam by
Priam
Also, named bay colt, by Wilton Brown. dam bv
Margrave.
CO Green named Capt Gregory's br FLY. bv
Almode, dam by May Day.
SECOND RAcE--Same day.-A purse of $50 will
be given to four years old that never won a race
mile heats-$l0 entrance, to be added to the purse.
Second Day-Thursday-Pr oprietors' purse
$200-two mile heats.
Third Day-Friday. Club Purse $3.50
two mile heats
three years old colts and fillies-Sl00 entrance
SIS forfeit-mile heats-to ose the 10th April,
1852.
Mr. James Taey names oh g. by Boston, dam
Barbara Allen.
Mr T WATSON names Oh flly, by Herald, dam
Mr. Belcher names Oh FLY, by AIlemode, dam
by Boston.
c q Green names br fly by Allemode dam
by Msy Day.
SECOND RAcE-Same day-For saddle and
bridle-to be run for by saddle horses-one mile
out-$5 entrance.
Members of the Club are requested to meet at
The Broad Rock Races, at ii O'Clock, on Wednes.
day. the 2lst inst, to transact business of impor.
lance.
ap l5-dtd C. e. N. GREEN, Proprietors.
H.-~-&a REDUCED FAKE AND
M2SsSS5ssHS INCREASED SPEED BETWEEN
hIGHMtlND AND STAUNTON, BY OUR NEW
LINE OF STAGES.-Having made arran gements
with the Virginia Central Railroad Company for a
through ticket over their road between Richmond
and Staunton, on and after the 10th inst, through
tickets may be obtained at the Depot OF the Virginia
Central Railroad Company in Richmond, and at
our Stage office in Staunton, at SIS. No charge for
extra baggage under 100 lbs to each passenger and
we promise increased speed and comfort to all
travellers taking our line.
ap IDIOT JOHN Fl. TIMBERLAKE g. co.
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKs.-The Standard
IN Speaker. containing exercises In prose and
poetry for defamation in schools, academies, ly-
ceums, colleges newly translated or compiled from
celebrated orators, authors and popular debates,
ancient and modern treatise ON oratory, &c, by
Epes Sargent-550 PIP, paper 81 SO
A New Spanish Dictionary, in two parts, by F G
Meadows, N A-S2
Adiers New German Dictionary, abridged from
the larger work for learners-Sl rs
Surenne's French Dictionary. abridged for the use
OF schooIs--xl Just published and Tor sale by
ap i6 HARROLD Il MURRAY. Z
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NEW YORK MARKETS, April Is.
The state of the market is dull. Quotations
unsettled by the steamers news.
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p FOR THIS SEASON.. MLLHisER 9
BROTHER, would respectfully remind their
friends, the Ladies'. and oil others desiring pretty
Goods, at the cheapest pricea that We are opening
in striped and plain Baregss Of he latest styles.
1000 pieces Ribbons unequailed In the city for price
and quality. 200 more Of those wall known cheap
Grape Shawis; Prints, Jaconstts, Lawns, Gins-
were bougbt-a at great bargains and great sscri6cee
Ladies', one and all be to call and ses 6 vhak
prices we are selling Goods at. and ron win err.
tainly decide we are the cheapest Of the eheab.
Persons purchasing BY the piece or dozen, wcu|i
also do well to give us a call. IS s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-16

A ROMATIC WILD CHERRY BIT.
"A TIERS These Bitters are prepared without
alcohol or other spirits and will be found elladap
ted all cases ef indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bilious
Complaints, Costysness and all diseases arising
from the arrangement of the stomach and liver.
Pat in full pinI bottles u so cents, Tor sale By
ap l6 Il. ]. PICOT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-16

ERINGEs, FRINGks, flkINGRS.-Jasi
/ received per express, another supp Sof very
wide BLACK aud whifs silk finges, AZ
CHARLES HARrWELL 4 cos,
ap is IO7 Broad street.