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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-22
A working Dem ocratic Congress.

A great deal of abuse has been heaPed upon
The present Congress, by whig and Neutral
Journals, for its pretended incidence in the des-
patch Of buslness.t j. is becoming quite fash
ionable of late years, for the minority party to
|endeavor to make capital against the majority,
and for The neutral press TO endeavor to make
patronage for itself, by parading before the peo-
pie the startling idea, that the Congress of the
United States is rapidly degene-ating, in both
ability and integrity. To an unprecedented
extent has this disposition been dis s'layed within
the las, eight months. Now, how does this
matter present itself From list Of acts and
resolutions, passed during the Session just closed
and published an the National lnteilgencer, we
find the following.
Public acts originating in the Senate y
Private acts originating in the Senate IL
Joint Resolutions originating in the Senate 2
Total 81
Public acts originating in the House 81
Private acts originating in the House "a
Joint Resolutions of the House l0
Total 81
Senate 5.
/ Z
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on. GEORGE ". SCOTT,

/ DR. GEORGE ". SCOTT,
corINUEs TO PRACTICE THE. VARIOUS
lBRANCHES OF HIS PROFESSION.
OFdE and residence corner Of Sixth and Iowa streets
gTr1fING to avail means that may aid
w frestonng all arrangements Of the human organi
ssa;cre has rcceaty procueed Of DR. T. B Barrett
Eect which is adirably adapted to ,ns
treakfof many forms cfdseass, to which many, wlt
are b}x daily treated, can atfest.
4 n aue, Iowa. Feb.6 l649. Sly
DOCTOR ASA HORR.
olfCE Main street. nearly opposite Globe Hall.
@ IDENCE -isornrr Of Sfh aRd Main streets, doors
ssut1 Congregational Church.
Es O&ber16, sSI-dwly
G. g. ROCKWELL.
4 tfoRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW and
"a nlicfof q Chancefy, Anamosa, Jones county
lov ne ' March sly
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81 D1R ECT OR J

~. - esrnis = measurable - u ANY othel
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CB~ Why do not the property holders OF this
City, go to work and put up more buildings
There is demand for Eve buildings, where
there is one to be had.
At the present rates which buildings are rent
ing for, no better investments can be made than
erecting buildings to rent
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TIVE SourHERN RiGH1s PARrY.-The fol-
lowing 10 the letter Of General Scorr to the
posed TO him, series Of interrogatories in
relation to slavery, admission Of new States,
and the right oia State to secede from the
Union:
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r. ". GOODRICH,
Wholcsale and Retail Dealer In
DRY GOODS GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
CAPS, sc.
No. g. Globe Buildings, Main street, Dubuque, lows
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committec of .drrangementstor d Mass Mcctin.
In Dubuque
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PETER NAPLES,

Wsplrs House Corner Sfere, on Main street,
VrTHOIEsAI.E and Retail dealer in Dry Goods, Gr
- 49, = April 80, 1851. #
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VOLUME XII.
! 4. FTTZPATRICK,

1sAILON. SEC.f
r to his very best thanks 20 nis tTds
rs and me public OF Dubuque and its vicinity, i9e
5erv Ibera pstronaee which they have bestowed oIm
(or Inc Inst 6ftsen years, in this city. ...A
The proprietor would now inform his iraehus sh.le
rs,hc II 6ubuuue that he receives, ~ ABOUT yneh
of evory month, the New York, Boston, P.iiadelpA
London Reports Of Fashions, from the best
most Competent fashonists in the world
The busnes ss Of this establishment isentreiy connne
o measure trade."
Dubuque, April 80. 1851 Il
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The following are portion of the proceed
mas af tlaa -AA.-e.~tfun on the evening Of the
9TH inst, which failed up to this late day to find
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COEGRESS-THURsDAY.

HENAIE Mr.. SHIEI DIS presented the memorial
u me hIand Jury Of Washington county, D. c.
Es5a'e TO improvements of the City Hall building
ha1 courtroons therein
eented
or UNDERw GOD introduced bill for the relief
(" me Orange and Alexandria railroad.
Inc Committee On Military Affairs were author
I<sd 10 employ clerk.
>, ne Iowa Isndb bill was then taken up and Mr..
lodge OF Iowa. resumed the remarks commenced
5e.tefday by HIM ia it's support.
hoVsE OF REPREsEsTATIvEs-Mr DEAN this
morning moved to reconsider the vote by which
,oe house yesterday referred to the Committee of
t'e "tC on the state of the Union the bin pro.
posing I'd grant lands to Missouri for railroad pur
pGses' and he moved to lay that motion upon the
ta9e- u was decided In the afiirmative-yeas 100
a5ys %.
:. aepofts were made from the Committee on Pub.
~ lands, making grants of public lands to several
''stes Ter railroad and other purposes
q, me House went Into Committee of the Whole on
,1e STATE OF the Union. and resumed the considera
non 81 he homestea d bill,
aiF Campbell OF Ohio next obtained the floor
~, coon gave way for the committee to rise. The
to1se then voted to adhere TO its amendments t.
sue senate bill TO make land warrants assignable
aAa 70 ask aeommittee ofconferegceupon the poin j.
~; s nse between the two houses in connection with
,d'' o'h. shorty after which, the House adjonrn
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TaANsMITTEp FOR THE DAILY DIsPATcT
CONGRESSIONAL.

in SESATE.-The bill amendatory of the ar,
for the settlement Of the accounts Of public az.
GERS who received monies from military con.
tributions in Mexico, was taken up and en-.
crossed with an amendment granting Califor.
MIA four huadred thousand dollars for ex.
penses incurred prior to her admission into the
Union.
Petitions were presented in behalf of aid to
the Collins Steamers; also in favor of inter.
vention in behalf of the Irish exilcs.
committee of Conference on the part of
the Senate, to confer with the committee of the
House on the disagreements Of the two Hous-
es on the amendments to the bill making Land
Warrants assignable, was appointed.
In the House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,, q mo-
ton was made by MIR. Houston to 60 into
Committee of the Whole, on the Homestead
Bill. Mr. Daniel moved to amend the motion
by taking up the private calendar, which was
agreed to, and the House proceeded to con-
slider the private calendar.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

HOUSE AND LOT ON LEIGH STREET
Ill AT AUG TON, WITHOUT kESERVE-Will
be sold on WEDNESDAY the 10th inst commer-
cling at Al o'clock in the afternoon upon the pre-.
misses, neat frame HOUSE and LOT, on the south
side of Leigh between end and Bird streets, nearly
opposite the residence of Daniel Tru hart, Esq.
The house has just been completed, contains four
or five rooms, with many conveniances. The lot
fronts thirty feet four inches Leigh street. ex,
tends in rear one hundred and ten feet, and is
bounded on the west side by ten foot alley The
whole premises present quite neat appearance,
arein perfect ORDER and are atpfesent in the occu
pancy OF good tenant at fair .ent, and presents
many inducements to those desiring pleasant resi-.
dence.
The sale will take place without limit or reserve,
and upon terms which will be made known at the
sale. JAMES NJ TAYLOR
mn 2--eodt6Mdtds Auctioneer.
Immediately after the above sale will sell at the
lot on Charity, near End street. t of ready. made
all of good heart stuff, and in good order
NH 6-tds ]. NJ. TAYLOR.
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1he Troubles Among the authorities
Htgk handed Proreed;nos

TiTrsBuRG, March 3-Last night the Police Com,
tn!ttee OF the City Councils and the new night watch
u tne!r appointment, accompanied by a large crowd
vent IN b)dNt7 the Mayors Office and deman ed
sI.nealate possession of Il e watch house. This
t DsIus refused, they then broke open the doors of
me watch house, and Mr. Scott, one of the Police
Committee, declared his intention to shoot down
t a.. nfst man who shonld offer any resistance
A'er having gained possession of the watch house,
ah attempt was madet to obtain the books, but the
iron safe sisted all the efforts that were made h
bFeaA IT open by the Uilicis mob. The roll of the
nsM "atGhmen was then called who Immediately
"F.lt on duty, and the crowd dispersed.
'tayo Hathrle was not present at the time, having
's 20 III Tor several days past.
, ne Yasrants and the usual light offenders, had
LeaIing this morning before Alderman Steele,
VINO WIN probably hereafter exercise this portion of
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nOMMIssIONERs, sALE.-Rs virtue of !

ltOWM1SS1ONEHS' SALEs-by virtue OF q
" decree of the Circuit Court of Chancery for
Henrico county, pronounced on the l4th day of
February, 1852 in the following causes, viz: Thos
J. Childfey plaintiff, J F. Winfree, and Susan
b., his wife, Stephen Childrey and Mildred H. Chill.
drey, defendants Jesse Winfres, and Susan B, his
wife, who, before her intermarriage with the said
Winfree was Susan Chidrey, plaintiffs, rs Thos
] Childrey, defendant. and Wnfree and Susan
B, his wife, late Susan Childrey Stephen Chill.
drey and Mildred Childrey, PLAINTIFF, rs. Thos
Childrey and Lavinia P, his wife. r. r Peasants
and James II Akin, defendants, we shall as com.
mssioners appointed by said decree. proceed to
sell al public auction, the premises, to the high.
est bidder, on MONDAY, the 18th day of March.
1852, the tract of LAND in the proceedings men.
toned, called Laurel Hill, very advantageousiy
situated, in the county of Henrico only FIVE miles
from Richmond, and containing. by estimation, $40
acres There are good improvements upon this
tract the situation Is most healthy one, and the
land is very fertile, and well watered. If the wea
ther should be bad on the day fixed for the SALE it
viii take place on the 6rst fair day thereafter
TERMS.-One-third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash. and the residue in three equal install
ments, payable in one, two and three years from
the day of SALE the credit payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, and a conveyance of the pro-
perry to be made to the purchaser, and his bonds
to be taken for the credit payments, thepunctual
payment whereof 10 to be secured by deed of
trust on the property.
i iAnes r E1 WATKINS. }conmts
NH Ibid
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In confor.
~ nifty with a decree of the Circuit Court of
Chancery for Henrico county, pronounced on the
Goth day of June, 1850, in the suit of the Mutual
Assurance Society against fire on buildings in the
State of Va, plaintiffs against Ann Lurvay, Norman
Meade, and -, his wife, who, before her inter
marriage with the sad Norman Meade. was
Survay, heirs at law and legatees of Benoni Jack
son decd, defendant. / shall, as commissioner an.
pointed by said decree, sell at public auction, on
the premises, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
the 10Th Say of March next, the building in the
city of Richmond and in the county of Henrico,
on the south east of Nicolson street, at Rockets
between Richard Denny's ground, on the north
east and Syl via A. Hopkins, on the south west,
subjectt, the dover right o: the said defendant
Ann Lurvay therein. Sale to commence at 4
O'Clock, P. M. p. B. JONES,
fe 23-dtds Commissioner.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM.
L RANY.-During the session of the Legislature
of the State of New York in 1851, law passed to
protect insurers in all companies chartered by the
State, doing business within the State requiring
each company to deposit with the comptroller, as
curities to the amount of 100000 This company
duly complied with those acquisitions, whilst some
others have not.
My object however, in referring to this law, is to
correct error in the minds of many 1t has been
reported that the law only protected citizens of the
State of New York. have in my possession COPY
of the law, and will shew it to all interested It
makes no distinction 1t protects all insured
Call at my Office, No. 203 Main street.
NH 2 CHAS WORKMAN Agent
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Democratic Convention at Harrisburg.

DeWUcFHtIc convention at Harrlsburg.
HARRISBURG, March S.
After the Democratic Convention in this
city had adopted resolutions giving their pre-
ference TO Mr.. BUCHANAN for The Presidency
motion was made that the President appoin,
committee to select delegates to the National
Convention. This motion excited good deal
of feeling among the Cass r1en, who vehe-
mently opposed the motion. It, however, final
ly prevailed whereupon. twenty. four mem.
bers entered their protest against the proceed
ings, and declined any participation in the Sc.
lection of delegates.
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HERRING,s sALAMANDERs.

VNHE SU bSChl BERS are now receiving
i further supply OF the real FIRE-PROOF SAL.
AMANDER SAT- ES, the genuine kind, which has
never failed in all the late fires to preserve their
contents. Every merchant who have valuable
books and papers, should have one.
We are prepared to furnish Banks. Insurance
Companies, Railroads, and all others, with Safes,
with patent locks, that cannot be picked or blown
open by powder. Call and examine Safe at our
store taken from the ruins of the great FIRE, with
all the interior perfect, aud the books and money
all saved. Fires are frequent and those in want
had better not delay. All size on hand at factory
prices. FRY e. McCANDLISH,
fe 26-ts Agents for the State of Virginia.
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FRESH HARDWARE.
SPRING, 1852.

!. ~
w w. ] e. G DONNAN, RICHMOND, "a
VA have, by recent arrivals frsr Eng. -
land and Germany, received their Spring importa.
ton ct Hardware, Cutlery and Gums, and
from the manufacturers in this country an exten.
sive assortment OF American Goods, all of which
were purchased for cash on the most favorable
terms.
Our stock Is the lagest we have ever had the
pleasure of offering for SALE both regards quaint
ty as also variety Of patterns
In Staple Goods, particularly, as Pocket and To.
BILE Cutlery, Trace Chains, Grass and Grain
Scythes. Axes. Shovels aud Spades. Forks, Weed.
ing and Killing Hoes, Cast and Shear Steel, Car.
penters and Racksmiths Tools, and Building Hard.
ware generally Our assortment 10 Usually COM
plete, and we feel assured will bear favorable
comparison In the country.
We tender to our friends and the public our
thanks for the hitherto given NJ and
respectfully solicit their further iavorg, assuring
them anew Of our ability and determination to sel
- low a. any regular house whatever and that our
best efforts shall be used to give entire safiafac
tion. w. ]. Il G. DOMAIN
Importers Of Hardware CatleIy, -. 10 Pearl Or
l4th street. NH
pEINCE KDWAKD ISE1ND 0AT3s-
l 500 bushels pure Hack Data expecesd u ~
Ms JdHM Il. cLAIDoRNEs
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NEW APOTHECARY STORE.
WILLIAM MAYO DADE,
Chemist and AnafhecarY.

J. II, Main street. opposite the Old Market,
Richmond, Va, where he intends keeping gene.
raj assortment of articles usually sold by Apotheca-
ries, which he win sell at the lowest prices. He
hopes, from his knowledge and experience in and
close attention to the business, to merit and re-
ceive share of the patronage of his friends and
thepublic. Physicians prescriptions prepared with
great care and neatness.
NH Q WIN. NJ. DADE.
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HENRY HYMAN, IMPORTER

HENRY II MAN, IMPORTER.
~ Just arrived, by steamer from Europe,
E,S.z new supply of Gold Watches and Chains.
eThe Watches are made by the most cele.
brated makers, Tobias, johnson, &C., expressly
for my own retail trade, ordered when was at the
Worlds Fair, with my own name upon them; also,
quantity of movements without the cases, SO that
any lady or gentleman can order to be made any
pattern case they may wish, and with two faces,
Gold and Enameled they may be seen at the old
established store of
HENRY LYMAN, No. 96 Main ST.
The only direct importer of Watches and Guns.
NH
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: FOR RREMEN.-The fast sal

II Fur BREMEN.-The fast sailing and
- 49, l, Bremen ship ''WESTPHALIA," Capt
Vessels, now on her way to ous river, from Liver.
pool, TO load for the above port
These desiring to ship, viii please to m AXE early
picaton to the undersigned, who will grant ad-
vances upon consignment 8 OF Tobacco or Tobacco
Stems, to the address OF friends, Messrs II. II
Meier s. Co LUDLAM d. WATSON
NH
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Wing Convention in Connecticut.
HARTFORD, March 5.
The Wing Convention of this State has
nominated Green kendrick for Governor.
Texas Creditors.
WASHINGTON, Marc

WASHINGTON, March 5.
The Texas creditors will meet here on the
9th April, to decide on accepting the terms of
lhe late act of the Legislature of Texas, with
regard to the State Debt.
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Ok TO 40 FINE YOUNG MULES FOR
~ SALE AT AUCTION-On FRIDAY 10Th
day OF March, 1852, will be sold near Bacon Quar-.
ter Branch Tavern, commencing at IL o'clock, IS
to ~ hne young Mules, one Riding Mare, and one
Buggy Horse. The Mules are of good size, three
years old in the spring, and in first rate order
Among them are severalp pair of match Mules.
TERMs-Cash. or satisfactory endorsed negotia.
BILE notes, at four months, with interest added
fe 20 w. GODDIN, Auct
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drriUai of kossuh at Huntsville i.

=, LOUISVILLE, March 3-Kossuth arrived here
gus morning. There was no farther excite
u 'nah merely - get n glimpse of the man.
he will make speech at the Court house to.
"'oifo", and goes to St. Louis on Saturday.
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ID ARCHER & CO.; In addition to their
H. manufacturing of AXES and other EDGED
TOOLS, are now making very superior IRON of
choice scrap entirely which they warrant equal
to any in the country, and which they are selling at
low nricea. NH 3-lun.
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M MAGE RS OFFICE,
F. MORRIS g. co.

MA VA G RS OFFICE,
F. MORRIS & CO.
MORRIS s. CO.'S LOTTERIES STILL IN THE
LEADt
The frs second and third Capital Prizes sent to this
Agency in four days
Drawn Nos of Maryland Consolidated, Glass N,
drawn Feby 27:
"a 81 IL 50 IA 10 so 81 AZ 81 90 IT,
Whole ticket 50, the End capital of $4,000
sent to this Agency.
Drawn Nos of Wa: hington, Glass H. March /:
Is "a 80 40 % 10 "A 81 l 70 80 68 SO g.
Ticket 1 5 "a 33, grand capital prize of $35,
600 sent to this Agency.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air, Class 9, drawn March 2:
70 80 80 81 SO sc Is 70 50 so.
Whole ticket Ii 7O, Bird capital prize of
$4,000 sent to this Agency.
Splendid Lottery for this Day--Capital
$4,000 1900, S of 5000, 5 OF 1900, 8 of 1900,
100 of 500, &c.-75 Nos. l2 drawn-Tickets sig
Also the Dollar Lottery, Capital $1,000 &c.
mh6 C. w. PURCELL.
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BALTIMORE MARkETS-March 5.
FLoUR-No sales.
GRAIN unchanged.
No Commercial news
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NEW YORK MARkETS-March 5.
FLoUR-Dul-sales of 5000 bbls State brands
brought 81 rs; Southern 81 57a5.
GRAIN unchanged
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~ FOR NEW YORk,-The splen.
So - did new Steamer CITY OF NORFOLK.
Captain Posi-, will arrive this evening, and win be
ready to receive freight On Saturday For FREIGHT
or passage, apply to w D COLQUITT, or
ALFRED S. LEE
Passage and fare, (frst class state-room,) Sc.
do do do s
Due notice will be given Of time of sailing.
NH
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TRUSTEES sALEOF REAL EsTAT1
Il ON FRANKLIN AND MONQQLL ri M

l'NUSTEE,S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Il ON FRANKLIN AND MONROE STREETS.
HENRlCO COUNTMLAs trustee in acertain deed,
dated 10TH June, 1850. shall, in execution of the
same (being requested to do 90 by the executor of
the late John Enders' deceased, the beneficiary
theren) proceed to sell at public auction for cash.
on the premises, on TUESDAY. the 9th day Of
not the next fair day, the real estate convened bv
the said trust deeds consisting of Lot front
ing 72 feet on the south line of Franklin street
gust beyond the Corporation line, and adjoining
Lae reslaence OF Mrs c. w. Bullock.) running back
On the East line of Monroe street. 1853 feet TO an al
ley, 90 feet wide.
fe % w GODDJN A,..
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4 woke, WOOD AND COAL.-Ine suDscri
~ bers are now prepared to furnish their friends
and the public generally, with any quantity Of
Coke or Coal on as reasonable terms a. can be
bought in the city. They have the best Oak and
Pine Wood that comes to this market, and can sell
it cheaper than any other Yard in the place, Or.
ders can be left at Mr.. L. P. ELLIS Grocery on
Broad st Shockoe Hill, or at their Office ON Pearl
street, opposite the Alhambra Hotel. Those or fer
ing, may rely upon getting their orders promptly
filed. THOMAS FOSTER.
NH i-dt20A IA FOSTER
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k1iNEn rUlNE LINE 10 HALTI.
MOKE.-TW1CE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMoRE.--Fare N
Oniy.-Ihe public are hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodious low pressure Steam.
or MAINLAND. Capt Charles E. Mitchell, having
oeen entirely rehtted, enlarged, and improved In
every respect, with berths for a large number Of
passengers, and with state rooms Tor those who
Pie,er oeing retired, 10 now on the route between
hichnond and Baltimore Passengers by this agree.
81 pie and economical line will leave Richmond by
tue morning train, on Mondays and Wednesday.
at o'clock, A. NJ, and reach baltimore on the hi
lowing mornings in time to proceed with the early
tram OF those days to Philadelphia. Returnina.
passengers viii leave baltimore on the afternoons
OF Tuesday and Thursday. at 4, p M and Connect
at the Creek on Wednesday and Friday succeednr
with the train which arrives in Richmond at A. p
NJ, of the same days.
Fare in either direction, $5, (state rooms and
meals Tor cabin passengers extra) Forward cabin
o. so. =" 'oa''D
Nor further particulars, or through tickets apply
Potomac Railroad Company
J: B: WINSTON, Ticket Agent
OFFICE r., +. g. P. r. h. COMPANY,
Richmond, March 9th 1852 ( NH
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LANDER TBS OFFICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.

LANDER rs OFFICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos kentucky, Extra, S., March 4:
50 IL l2 81 "a o IS 8 l8
Drawn Nos Kentucky, Glass, 50, March 4:
"a As % 80 % a 90 50 IL Al 80.
To-Day.-'Ihe Kentucky State Lottery, Glass
No 81 Capitals: $35 0a0, /. of $4,000 OF 1880,
1888, 80 OF 1900, &c. 70 numbers l3 drawn
Tickets $40.
Also. One Dollar Lottery. NH
n AvIDN- JONES, Agent and Collector.
IL Office ON 18th street, between Main aud Bank
streets.
All Blu siness entrusted to him viii be punctually
attended u.
A house and lot sitnated on Leigh street. between
2n and 3rd Just finished and now tenanted ii 4l75
i year, for sale privately. Terms reasonable.
Applyto DAVID n. JONES,
NH l-lms Agent + Collector.
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xGSs FOR NEW YORK.-The fire
ssseasaaszzss new double engine steam ship, CITY
OF NORFOLK, Capt ]. Post, is now ready to II j..
ceige freight due notice will be given, as to her
time of leaving. For freight or passage, having
splendid State Room accommodations, apply to
ROBT RANKIN, Legal and sole agent
NH 6 Corner 81 and Water streets