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Fanny kemble Is still giving Shaksperar
JesoiBgs in London and the Provinces. Fan.
By's temper isgrowing no sweeter, according
40 all accounts, for we read that in Leeds, re-
Gently, she "upfst" and knocked head wal
3Ef cut OF his mocGasins.
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EF The National Intelligencer, states that
sbe discharge ofworkmeu at the Capitol took
place in consequence ofthe near approaching
exhaustion If he appropriation
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e The cars on the Orange and AIexan-
oria railroad have commenced running from
Alexandria to the depot a, Culpepe- Court
Nonse
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6e9,ge Wilkins Kendall, of the N. o. Plea.
ysne, is about TO marry and retire to his vast
sheep raising farms in Texas. Kendall has
snIeiy seen the world, and little more; is
shout AZ, and possesses fortune of 100000,
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL, 1852.

WAsHtHGToh, NOV. liz 1875
We have received sufficient returns from all
me States tCalifornia excepted,l to decide,
5eSui,eiy, the result. Scott carries States,
votes, and the latter 254 So that the proba-
hilit, is, Pierce will, il he lives, be duly inau'
Rurated President of the United States on the
Oh day OF March ensuing.
The Baltimore Sun, of this morning, con-
arms 4 rumor current on the streets, 10 he ef
set, that Gen. Pierce will, at on early day,
visit Virginia, with the purpose OF remaining
M the old Commonwealth during the winter.
The health of his lady has, for some time past,
been much impaired, and a warmer climate, II
" hoped, may restore her. lie Will, learn,
v;si, Richmond, Petersburg, Noitolk, and sew
oYal places on James river, including Brandon
and the residence of John Tyler
Auditor Johnstons report shows healthy
stale of the financial affairs of Virginia. This
news every true son of the Old Dominion will
rejoice to hear.
Mr.. John L. Moulder ofthis city, mo, few
years since, resigned mail agency between
RE edmond aud Weldon, N. c, has recently
seen appointed route agent between Baltimore
and Harrisburg an excellent appointment.
The published correspondence between act
ZIG Secretary of State Conrad, and Geo. Law,
Esq, relative TO the afiaiI Of the steamship
Crescent City,, is freely commented on mere,
and, generally, iG no very complimentary
a,rps as to sir. Conrads tact as diploma
,ist or his patriotism an American citizen.
IA is charged that the Secretary has made hu-
initiating concessions TO the Spanish Govern
apeBt. We hope there may be some mistake
10 ibis, else the American people will hold the
Administration to II strict accountability. |
esnBo,, however, divest myself Of the impress
siop, that certain and peculiar considerations,
1bst we wct not Of, have influenced and shaped
gbe course of the government IL the manage
ntat Of this exciting and delicate question.
This afternoon and evening, the great de-
zeonslration BY the Democrats of Washington
apB vicinity, in honor of their victory, will
some off. HENRico.
The AMERICAN Consul Ar HAvANA.-
Judge Sharkey, the Consul at Havana, pre-
yioas 10 sailing from New Orleans, fow day 8
sgo, is reported &c have said that had he been
present at the last time the Crescent City
entered Havana, he would ne yer have submit
aed to the indignity of comforting with Cap
aaiR Porter at q distance, under the sur
reliance OF Spanish soldiers. why, what
would you have done?" inquired gentleman.
"Why, sir, would have gone on board the
ship at all hazards, or else remained on shore"
But, had you attempted that they would have
ssr.oiied you, sir" said the gentleman. Gar
yoiftd me' exclaimed the venerable and spirit
I'd Judge, who standI some six feet three inches
nigh drawing himself up, and feeling his
throat with his hand, "that " ould have cost
ahsm the island, and they hardly think am
worth that"
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LOWest2 N" pTIZe SOO' Ist, 70, ID FtH OF Jun
drawn Nos $780, 9th, Til 9th, 9th or 10Th, s25 llth,
18th, 18TH I4th 18th, sa0 18th, 18th, 15th 10Th
or Goth. Bio. Tickets S32 halves 16, quarters s.
Certificate of package of wholes 1850; halves
iSo, quarters 80.
EP Orders for tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the most prompt and con.
idential attention, if addressed to
FRANCE d. CO, Managers,
OrtoC w PURCELL, Richmond, Va.
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I OTIS ON UNION HILL FOX SALE.
IL AS the agent and trustee of THOS. Ii. BLA-
KEY, will sell, privately, in lots containing one
more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten a -es of the land now owned and occupied by
the said Bakey. These lots are b. autifuliy situa.
ted on Union Hill, fronting the road leading to
Bakey's Mill, about a mile and half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer TO John Shore or
to the subscriber at his Office No. II Main street,
up stairs over Mcssrs. Sinton & Co.
an 9-3tawts [. R. WATKINS
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4 T A MEETING OF THE COUNCIL

A T A MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
IA of the city of Richmond, held Friday, October
Goth, 1852, the following was adopted
The council being satisfied that the petitions eff
Corbin Warwick and offers are the petitions of
onefourth of the ireeholders of the city, doth on
the said petitions
ResoLoe, That poll be and the same is hereby
directed to take the of the freeholders Of the
city the question whether the council on ehalf Of
theciy may subscribe to the stock of the Richmond
and Danvilie railroad company, company incur
porated for work of intern al improvement in this
State part of which is to be constructed in
the city, amount not exceeding $50 000 tn the
time of the poll be Thursday, the I'd day oil Decen.
Der next and that this resolution be published for
month and afterwards until the day of the poil,
in at least two newspapers fihe city.
A true copy: WIN. SHEPPARD,
no It'd Cfk G Hichmond.
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NEW COMMISSION HOUsE.-The SUB
v scrioers have entered into partnership under
the firm of pENDLETON g. BROTHER, for the
TRANSACTION of the Commission Business in T BAC-
co, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY and
have taken Warehouse No. 40 Smiths Wharf
Baltimore, Nd.
R. w. PENDLETOF,
P. P. PENDLETON.
Baltimore, August 10th. 1852.
References:
Hugh Jenkins d. Co, Baltimore.
F. w. Bruno & Sons, dc,
VIM. Wilson e. Sons, do.
Edwin Workman Il Co., Richmond.
Archb'd Thomas & Son, do.
Hugh w. Fry, 40
Rhodes & Ogebsy, Bridgeport, Ohio.
John Creigh, Cincinnati
Gordon & Co, Louisville
w II. Bartiess, Charleston, 8. c.
OTIS J Chafee, do. do.
James Mccullough, Pittsburgh.
Brown & Kirk patrick, do.
4. Chafee. do.
D. Lamb, Esq, Cash'r n. w. Bank, Wheeling.
s. Brady, Esq, do. Mer & Mech, do. do,
James r Baker, Whee ing
Josiah Sibley, Handbags, g. G.
Henry a. Schroeder, Mobile, Alseama.
A L. Gaines, New Orleans.
oc l2-t w6m
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E>kANkLIN CLOTHING STORE, 1872
Il Vain street, Richmond. Va.-The sab
scrbers would respectfully call me attention of the
citizens Of Richmond and the surrounding country
to theirvery large and well selected stock of Ready
Made Clothing, consisting of every style and
quality for Fall and Winter wear, all which gar
rantee to sell lower than any Goods of the same
quality in the city OF Richmond We, therefore, in.
vte all who wish to obtain good article at very
low price, to give us a call
Also, very large aud select stock of gentlemens
Furnishing Goods.
se 25-2m R. DEEOU CO.
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"A METROPOLITAN SrORE.-Large H.
Af1 voices Dry Goods just received per Adams &
Cos Express and steamer Roanoke. The public
uc enviied 20 cah and examine
hsl2 WILCOX e. BELTS
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'sNO THE PUBLiC.-The subscriber has
J. taken the Powhstan House, in the city #
Richmond, aud is ,. epared to entertain in the bes,
manner Members Of the Legislature and the travel
ling public generally. Having thoroughly repaired
aGd neWiv aGd Handsomely furnished this well
niently located Broad end Governor streets,
near the Capitol and City Hall, he feels assured
that no will be enabled TO give satisfaction 10 those
who may favor him WITH tne;r patronage.
Il. F DARRACOTT.
powhatan House, Nov 5th 1852 no 8-St
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ALI SMALL NOTES, EXCEPT UNION
IL BANK taken at the market rates for Dry
Goods, at H ROSENFELD'S, No. l75 Broad st,
where the greatest bargains will be offered in every
ertic e-such as Mousaines, Cashmeres, F ench
and British Merinos, plain AMI figured Alpaca,
Silks, Embroideries in geeat variety, Hosiery,
Gloves, Chemisettes, Sleeves, Collars, Carpets,
Blankets, Flsnnels, Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets,
KeIseys, Linseys, &C. Cotton Cloth from cents TO
the finest ROsENFGLD, IT'S Broad street
LINK
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FOR NEW ORA

FOR NEW f0Rk.
To sol on Saturday the 3th inst ct O'Clock, P n
f-rA The 1t amstip CITY OF RICH
NS9. MOND, Capt. Mitchell. is expected
z@4&tzA OF Friday morning, will be ready
to receive freight friday, at 2
o'clock, and sail as above.
Persons wishing to ship by her will please apply
at once, as most Of her cargo is engaged.
For passage, having superior stateroon accom-
ulodati0ns, Apply TO Captain on board orto
A. 3 LEE
Passage, including meals and stateroom. .s6
n the Storage Observation-Disclosures. 4
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eRO BARGAINS. BARGAINs!! OF
a A ARD-GENTLEMENIs DRESS

n A CA * D-GENTLEMEES DRESS
mGOODS.-We respectfully invite Gentle.
me- in want of handsome and durable Dress
Boots, Caters, &c, 70 call and examine our
large and varied assortment OF articles that line
We have been at great pains to select the most
tasteful AMI choicest goods, and have had made ex
pressy to our order various styles aud patterns Of
gentiemens Dress Boots, Shoes AMI Caters, shat
we are confden. will be approved by those 10
wish something at once useful and beautiiu!
Please give Us CALI AZ our large and convenient
store, whore may De found the most complete
sortment OF Boots, Shoes, Trunks and Car
pet Bags, to be found at any place in Viz
g!nia WHITE 81 PAGE,
70 Main st, 3 doors below Do oley's Hat Store.
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n. w. NELSON q co..,

kts A'GASOAs W.,
IA MERCHANT TAILOPS,
Broad 81, Opposite K & F R. K Dsggt,
-~ Have received their Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and most Fashionable
styles They respectfully request call from lhe..
customers and the pubic
Attention is also called 10 their superior asaorS
ment Of ready made clothing, which canno. posi-
oily fail TO please both as regards style and price.
Oc Aim
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHNIO IND

ARRIVED.
Schr Henrico, futile, New York, mdae to d
Schr 10 Ly5rand, Bell Philadelphia N dse 70 D
Curric
schr virgil, Bradley, Havre De Grace, lumber
Scbr Elizabeth, Harrington, Thomaston, lime to
Ha skins & Libby
Schr Eva, Garwoed, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Ocean, Mitchell Bait more guano to S Ne
Grader & Sons
schr Il A Jones, Jones, Baltimore, guano to w
Fry
Schr ReneIcha Heilett, Terry, New York
Steam City OF Richmond, Mitchell. New York,
mdse to A 5 Lee
Schrs Panpero, keadrlck, from Alexandria, via
Norto k, and Lindsey, Knight, from Norfolk,
ct Ba.' ADDE'S 18th ut
Schr Tigga, Cr0Well, Richmond, arr at Boston
9th
Schr Atdos, Robinson, cid a. New York for this
pO.t 10Th
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"a ID szs -; -. .-zE
TREAT NOKTHERN MAIL ROUTE

EREAT NORTHERN MAIL hOtIE'-
VI New and Comfortable Schedules
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHILADEL.
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE On and at
ter the lst of March, the following quick and com
Portable schedules will be the inland route
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich
nond, daily, at O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, P NJ
arrive in New York, daily at st, A. NJ, and st P NJ
Fare to Washington, lst class seats ---..S5 30
I'd " "...4 90
Baltimore LIST g ".......7 90
" I'd " "..5 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia by rail
road. ........... 90
Castle and Frenshtown line, 2 so
Between Philadelphia and New York. 3 90
For LIST class passengers, and 50 on each for I'd
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NO COUNTRY And CITY DEALERS.

NO COUNTRY And CITY DEALERS.
J. The subscriber begs leave to inform MS city
and country friends, that hs is still receiving by
steamer all kinds OF Goods in his line, which he OF
tiers at Wholesale or retail, on reasonable TERMS
The following articles comprise part of his as
sortment
SO boxes Layer Raisius, fresh and fne
IS halt do do do do
IS boxes Preserved Ginger
10 casks dry CurrsEts
30 dozen assorted Pickles-gal!on, half gallon
quarts and pints
5000 lbs soft and nsrd shelled Almonds
10 bags Palm Nuts
5 bags Filbcrts
$4,000 CigaIs-trom prime quality 60 low price
A great variety OF Fancy Candy always on hand
with large assortment OF Fancy Articles and many
other Goods too tedious TO enumeiste in store and
for sale by JUAN PIZZINI,
DC No l52 next n Eychanpe Bank
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3&#skA =. hkHhRD.-S,.syedf from Frank
W9U ih street. between 7th and Sun streets
anA4E "a me 4ih October, a large Durham
vb,. go. toW, with black sides, white face end
s, .ae sleak down her back. ANY person giving
uon INFORM .sion g. this oface As will lead &c the
see'vefy OK the said COW, viii be saitably rewsr.
Ne 5-i3t
60 hHDS MU6COVADO SUGAR, ,-ce--Ias and
oV ier saieby BACON 4 Baskerville.
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A GRAPHS PATENT NICHk GUILD
"a PEN.-A further supply received, in regard
to which the National Intelligeucer says: "They
are constructed and manufactured on sn entire ne
principle thereby embracing all the desirable elias
tcity, and every other pleasing quality Of the qui
pen His having been prof, ssor OF penmsnehip
for upwards OF thirty years, would enable him to
study the detects and supply the deficiencies TIL
have heretofore existed in the formation of gold
pens" For sale by GENNET & JAMES,
10 Fapie Souare
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PIANO FORTEs OF RFTL

Fashionable world; IN the Musical on accom-. =
their superior toGe, power and durability: h ne
Fashionable for their Elegan, Style, choice WI
manship and real excan ,nce in ali resneots
The subscribers are the onlyIagent.f the sale u
those instruments In the city Of Richmond.
Wehsve recently received large suppTes s,,.-
the above celebrated makers-some richly carys1
in the style which prevailed in the time Of Ior,,
XIV. others ef the present day, ard several nairs
furnished but OF good tone at low prizes.
NASH WOODHOUSF
nos Booksellers, Eagle soua,a
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Susouehanna Lottery, Glass No 48, to be drawn at
Baltimore on Wednesday, Nov. Gath. 75 numbers,
II drawn.
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COFFEE, SUGAR AND TEA.-3OO bags
~ Rio and Laguyra Cehee 100 boxes and bar.
rels Loaf and Crushed Sugar; 20 half chests fine
Black Tea; 3 do do extra fine Guppowder do; also,
Tanners and Machinery Oil; Butter, &c, &c, for
sale by
nc FRY McCANDLTSH
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IICKelS SIN, nHIFes j, QIHfIeIa z JU
Certificate of package OF wholes s 30; halves so,
quarters 80.
Splendid Lottery for New. 27th.
$4,000, Grand Capita-40,00O, 1866, 3 of 10 600.
Twenty drawn numbers in each package of
twenty five tickets.
Grand Consolidated Lottery q, to be drawn at
Baltimore on Saturday, Nov. 9th, 1859. 70 Nos {,
% drawn
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s36. SOB. 7 of $500, 10 of $500

Tickets $40, halves 5. quarters so.
Certificate of a package OF wholes sl0o halves
80, quarters 25.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
RICHMOND. "a.


TIVE subscriber, having complete his winter .
L rangemen,s, takes this opportunity of return.
Ing his sincere thanks 10 lis friends and the public
generally for .he liberal patronas { he has received,
since he opened the above establishment, and 5egs
leave to say that the Exchange Hotel Is nov in
better condition for the comfort o its guests than it
has ever been before. He has made many changes
dictated by experience, which add greatly 10 its
STYLE well to its comforts and respectfully
hcits continuance OF the patronage hitherto 50 lilo
orally bestowed upon MIN.
JOHN P BALLARD,
10 l0-dts Proprietor.
From the Richmond Wig of Nou 9th, 1852.
EXCHANGE HOTEL This ceieb ated HOTEL dis
tnguished throughout the country for its superior
accommodation, has, under the management of its
present landlord, Mr. John r Bal ard, acquired in a
brief period greatly extended celebrity. And
that such is toe is matter of surprise to
Indeed tits but striking confirmation OF fact well
known to all who have any knowledge of 81 B. 8
mode of entertain ng, to wit, that in enterprise in
activity, in the manner and style OF furnishing, in
studous and anxious efforts to secure comfort and
happiness TO his guests, he is III surpassed any
where. We have been Inclined to say this much of
the Exchange, aud its landlord in particular, by
personal obser walton of the superb accommodation
Uf the house and the interchangeable efforts of MIR B.
TO accommodate satisfactorily. We have observed
th.. rece; ty many striking changes have made
upon the principal floor, both useful and ornament
81, which indicate increased comfort and conven
fence. no lots
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q RTEM- EOK FA-i.

"a HEADQUARTERS FOR FA.h.
"A lONABLE CLOTHING just received the
RH greatest variety Of Cloths, CsssimeTes and
- Vest'ngs, to be tound in the city, VI tae
latest and most approved styles consisting in part
French blk Cloths and Cassimeres, ali QUALITIES
French fancy cold CT tins and Catsimeres of e7cfy
shade ard qusty French aver Cloths, all qu4L
ties; French Himalsgs Coating Cloth. entirely new,
French Petersh4m Cloths, French marais and
ciouded Cassinafes, new
Yestings.-Figured silk, Plush and Velvet
QQad:ills silk, Pusa and Velvet; Wstered SILK
Plush and Velvet; Ribbed Silk Plush and Velvet
plain Plush SILK, Cashmere Eestinss, Denask SIX
Ves,ings, black and fancy Grenadine SILK Vesiugs,
Buff and white Grenadne six Vestngs, Party
Festings decidedly rich
Ready-M Made Clothing Of al. kinds nd q1a-
lilies of the We latest styles, saen sshossutn ofc
Coats, EsqVimaux Wrappers. LanaFtine sac1s'
Paletot Frocks, Al5er, Top Coats, Hnaung Costs'
Fancy Goods-Fancy Ties and Crsvats, Crimp
and Fill Ties something new; Apron Ties o.ses
aad fancy; rich ftnsy and black Silk Sesr', do Do
Sstin, Gloves of all kinds Collars, Suspender@
socks-siIk, COTTON and merino Dress shirts, SIS
Shirts, Merino Shirts and Drawers.
Call and see for yourselves. $1,000,
oc l3-ts Corner of Main and Governars ala.
So FOR SALE,-The House ana Lot, cor
~ of Franklin and 4th streets, at presea' o.
cupIed by Capt X NJ Niirmo. This lot tfOnts On
street to IS foot alley.
For terms, which win DO accommodating sppT
to r. 81. BURTON,
oc2
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be reeeissd a.
Dthe En- gineer's Office Staanton I'LL the l4h dsya
Nov, 1852, for the Grading and Masonry OF neen
miles of the Virginia Central Rail Road, exieEdias
from Crawfords. twenty miles west OF Ssaunson, .
Panther Gap, distance Of fifteen m.es In mite We
lions.
Proposals will slso be received for hauling soe
iron rails, CD airs, spikes sc, Across The meanI
from Nee sham's river. for the road frou ins "es'
side 10 ST lunton. a distance Of Is miles ana aso
for furnishing the ties, and laying down tue SUPP
structure. Separate BIDS may be offered sof Sa'
ties e.,
The ties to DO OF White or Post Oak, eight iees
long, hewed on parallel sides TO thickness "a %
inches, with facs oi not less than easna neneH.
and the park taken fFom the other sides. rfopos1s
VIII also be received FIR bridge OF 80 iecs sPa
wocd or iron a. Christiaas creek also ior as2os'
at Wsynesburough AMI Stsun,on. fiAns aha pso
files wiz be ready from the eth to the is1n Ok W.
vaa5er. -,
Satisfactory references viii be required
By order OF thu Board. IA
r. GOLDEN RuGGLEs, c. Z.
Times. Enquirer and Repnhfcsn. eapy oc@
no TOBACUO AIANUkAcTuhnhs.-
The sabscribs r sollelts the attention Oh .oose
60 Manufseesress - hts superior Presses aaa a'as
Of every description, 80 ~ - 49,,
| aa 2t-6a
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class do.
Besides the through and direct connexion named
above with the main Northern Route through
tickets, direct can be obtained at the Depot of the
Baltimore d. Ohio Railroad Company, in Washing.
ton for Pittsburg and Wheeling via the RaIay
House on the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
(line "a nOGrs). d.
Between Washington and Watching
Cline 30 hours) ---....---.----l2 50
For through tickets to Washington and Balti.
| more, or other information, apply at the ticket OF
tee.
1t is deemed proper in addition to state, for thu
information of pasSen GERS that four daily lines
in operation between Washington and Baltimore,
by means of which the traveller who, through
business VI nlAasnra has hesn DELAYED in Wash.
lngton, II Always ms power to proceed at
convenient hour directly his Journey 20 any
point north of that place THOMAS SHARP,
Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE R., F. & P. r. R. Co.,
Richmond, Feb. 90, 1852.
PS.-The Night Train will not stop to take up or
put down passengers, except at the following sta
lions Cottage, Tayorsyie, Junction, Chesterfield,
Milford, Ginney's, Fredericksburg and Brooks.
N. BY order of the Postmaster General, no
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
fe 81 T. s.
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s33O STUNE MA ONS.-rhe subscriber.
l. will receive proposals tor the stone work fJl
TIE foundation of building about 40 by W feet
PARTICULARS may DE ascertsined o. application at GU,
as4sce.
aol2 LEWIS d. CRENSEAW & go
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S3I, 900, S,I46, ) Of $500

Tickets SIO halves ,, quarters d.
Certificate of package of wholes $780, halves IS
quarters 81 80.
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Splendid Schemes for Novcnber, 1852.
Brilliant Lottery fer New. rs, 1852.
e50O0c Grand Capital-s5 prizes of 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class Y, to be drawn
at Baltimoreon Saturday, November 18th. 70 mum.
bers, IL drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS:
prize of. $4,000 1874 prizes Of. $500
Tickets SIS, halves 7 so, quarters rs.
Certificates Of package OF whoies $500, halves
100, quarters so.
$50, coo, 1850, 500
Susauehanna Lottery, Glass II, to be drawn in
Baltimore, Wednesday, November l7ih. rs num-
bers, IA drawn.
CAPITALS:
prize Of. 49,, 900 90 prizes of---.....S75O
l of......... 1850 10 of --.--.--... 400
l of ...... $500 10 of.--.--..---. 300
I Of 367a 100 of 200
Tickets $40 halves s. quarters so.
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prom TIE FlCHhIOND ENQUIRER,
OF 1851 This ID the seas On at which most per
sous are liable TO take colds, from sudden changes
OF the weather. TO all who are troubled with a
cough, cold, or such ike affection we recommend
he use CT Mrs. Daws' Cough Elixir. Mrs
u Is re"d Mt OF Rchmond-the remedy which
see prepares nas been fully tested in this vicinity,
and the Benefits derived from It's use have given il
nigh character among our citizens. It's value
should and we hope VIII, be more generally known.
p tor sale, whoesale and retail, By BENNETT d
BEERS, A. BODEakR, CHAS. BECK, CAAs. D
iALE, and Ms. A DAVIS, Main street. and
BOUCHER i MELTON. Broad st , Richmond
no