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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-09
MAYORS COURT, March 3.

TREsPAssING.-Three negroes, arraigned for
t-espassing on the lot of Mr. Giannini Sunday
night, were ordered to be punished.
DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-Mathew Wood
and Terrence Tole, whites, arrested for disorder
ly behaviour in the streets, were discharged
from custody.
John Carter and VIM. Giles, two white lads,
charged with halloong and otherwise misbe-
having on second, north of Broad street, Sunday
night, were committed to jail in default of
5000 security.
VIM. H. Armstrong was also sent to jail for
irregular proceedings Sunday night. Instead
of waiting for the watchmen to come to him,
he went to them, and insisted upon surrender
ing himself into their hands,
AssAULT.-Mrs. Jane Grahame appeared to
answer charge of assault and battery preferred
by her next door neighbour, Mrs. Wanar. The
parties live on Broad street, Shockoe Hill, and
both obtain water from the same hydrant.-
Mrs. Wallnar positively charged Mrs. Grahame
with wasting the water, by permitting the by
drant to run, thus creating a flood in her yard,
&C., which Mrs. G. as positively denied. A
war of words ensued, followed up bya hostile
demonstration on the part of both danes. His
Honour, thinking both equally in fault, dismiss
ed the case
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
CITY COUNCIL-


The Council held a meeting Yesterday evening at
which the following gentlemen were present: Messrs.
Allen, Dimmock, McCance, Denoou Saunders, Fry
Haskns Mills, Hill, Darlington and Myers.
Reports from Auctioneers presenting bonds &c
were received and approved.
Reports from the Police of the city also presen-
ted and referred to the appropriate committee.
petition from the Volunteer companies was presen-
ted asking an alteration in the allowance made them
by the city.
A communication was receivedfrom Mr. Gold, asking
the Council to grant him the of Lafayette Hail Tor
the purpose of holding ball. for the accommodation OF
the Irish population of the city, the evening OF ST
Patrcks day This gave rise to some deoate' IN Whcn
several members themselves in opposition
granting the request the ground that acceded to
this OCCASION all similar applications would hereafter
have to be granted.
The vote was then taken and the application refused
Amemoziaw was presented from the Richmond + arm
vile and Lynchburg Telegraph Company, asking per-
mission to lay down their posts certain of the
city Permission granted.
petition presented from certain citizens of the
Valley complaining of injuries inflicted on their proper
ty by the Central Railroad. Referred to Committee on
Streets generally.
Amemoria was presented, numerously signed asking
the Council to make additional allowance of rs cents
per night for the extra service rendered in lighting the
gas lamps Of the city Referred to the Committee
the Police
communication read from certain citizens, ask
ing the Council to grant them the exclusive right to act
as chimney sweepers of the city. Laid on the table
petition received from many citizens OF Mon
roe Ward, asking for the erection of a new Market
House in that Ward, for the accommodation OF the poo
pie of that Ward Referred to the Committee having
charge of the subject of charging the new Market
House Shockoe Hill.
Mr. Denoon moved that special meeting Of the
Council should be held Monday evening next for the
purpose Of considering the memorial of Lewis e. Har-
vie In regard to the construction of street South
OF the Afmory. The motion adopted
And then the Council adjourned.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, March

PHILADELPHIA, March Z.
A fire occurred about midnight last night
which destroyed the block of stores, Nos Sd
55 and Sc, on the wharf, below Walnut street.
The largest losers are Leuwig & Co., who had
200 casks soda ash, and large quantities OF SIENNA,
alum and other drugs stored in No. Sc. The
fire is attributed to acids in the store. An expo-
sion occurred, forcing out part of the lower
wall, but no one was seriously injured. Two
fremen fell from the breaking of ladder, but
escaped with bruises. The stores extended
from the wharf to Water street, and belonged
to the Amboy Railroad line.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
sToRx's MISCELLANEOUS WORKS,
FOR SALE BY
NASH q WOODHOIJSE

SALE
NASH 4 WOODHOUSE,
Eagle Suuare.
STORf miscellaneous Writings, vol svo-s3
~ Storys Life and Letters, vols, Cloths so
lakewood for February
World Here and There tPutnam's Library, No q
-25c - 49, ,
Harpers Magazine for March. decidedly rich nun.
ber)-25c
International for March-25c
Miss Sewells New Work: journal of a summer tour,
for the children Of village school, part J
DR.. Lathams Hand Book Of the English Language,
l vol 12mo
Surrenne's French Manual and Travellers Compsn-
ion 1Gmo
Nicaragua its people, antiquities; &C. by E. s. Soul.
er, numerous maps and illustrations: vols 5vo--s5
Aders Abridged German and English, and English
and German Dictionary 12mo-1 IS
Margaret Cecil: tale, BY Cousin Kate, l2mo-coth
75c, paper soc
Women Of Christianity: exemplary for piety and
charity, by Julia Kavansgh, 12mo, cotll-75c
Iempetons Engineer, Mechanic and Wheelwrights
oompanlon, edited by j. w. Adams 16mo--price 81.
NH 6
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EMIeRANTs ON THE IsTHMUs.-Some of tho
passengers by the Empire City, which arrived
at New York on Saturday, have returned from
Panama being unable to find passage from that
port to California. They report five thousand
passengers waiting on the Isthmus, and more on
their way. No doubt great number of them
scarcity and high price of provisions.
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DEATH OF Bella BADGER.

PARLIAMENTARY, MARCH b.
Bella Badger, widely known prominent
Wing, died suddenly this morning at the Friends
Insane Asylum in the town of Frankford. Mr..
Badger at one time was among our most prsmi-
nent men, and known throughout the country as
an active Wing. Some years ago his mind be-
came affected, and he was sent to the above
asylum, in hope of being restored to mental
equilibrium
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CENTRAL RAIL r DAD OPEN TO


NOR FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS-On and
II after Monday, the 18th inst. the Passenger Train
will to Woodvile daily and the Freight Train
often as the business will require.
Returning will leave Woodville at half past A. NJ
and breakfast at Charlottesville.
Fare between Richmond and Woodvlle. ....s375
Rates of freight increased in proportion charges
Charlottesville.
NH 9 K. H. GILL Supt
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REssIONAL SUMMARY.
MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON, March 8.
SENATH.-Petitions were presented from Richmond,
in favor of aid to the Collins steamers-and against
Hogging in the navy.
Mr.. SUMNER submitted resolution inquirng into
the expediency of reducing the rate of Ocean Pos
tage.
Mr. STOCKTON gave notice of his intention to intro
duce bill granting bounty land to sailors.
The discussion OF the Iowa Bill resumed.
In ths House the Homestead exemption bill was
taken up and discussed.
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No."i naln street. opposite the city HolI
REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
dr. the above named DAYS will sell at pubic auc.
" ZION, al my store opposite the City Hotel com
menclng at haI-past O'clock variety of n,scsIin.
ne SqS5 gop @4si, s9e T as The following:
A., FURNITCR E-Cabincts, Wardrobes, Sideboards
Bureaus Redsteads, Chairs Of every style and pattern.
Hslr and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Gard Tables, Beds and Bedding &C.
r, ALSO-A large lotof reasonable piece and cut Dry
lngs, tlannels, beaehed and unblesched; domestic
white and brown |. Lioen, Table Covers oil Cloth do.
fi9 GT TIIrayats Shirts and Drawers, &c.
soonti nlHu' &c; Also, large collection of sea.
noLaple ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes
SIX, wool and water proof Hats, clolh and glazed
Caps, Guuery, and aiafge assortment Of Trunks Va
re,,on Maieb.. nsgs, Masons Challenge Placking
nct.oh "aienes, sClocks and au endless yarjetyo
Perumery and Fancy Goodsof every descript, 80
"n ALEX. MOTT & CO.
Will be added to our sale ON TUESDAY ,,,s,;,.
the following Goods: A''"ins
Cashmere and Tweed Coats
10 dozen wooden Draws
10 do do Shirts
do cotton do
A lot OF Trunks and Vace,
30 Nj Cigars, various brands
a,h ALEX. MOTT & CO.
t HI1 Auctioneers
VIII be added to our sale this morning
par black cloth and cashmere Pants
case . day alarm Clocks
case do with lookine-slassev
$50 lbs coil Rope
A lot ofsecondhand Furniture
~. : ALEX. MOTT CO., Aucts
AGHT SALES. NIGHT sAIEs.-O
MON DAY evening", the 10th September at halt
past o'clock at my store opposite the CIV Hotrl I
VIII commence my Night Sales and will continua
hen curing the season, al which time will be sold from,
me shelves general assortment of Staple and Fancy
Goods Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, Fancy
Goods, &c. &c '
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Cloths
lass me es vest,hgs Cacoes, Alpacas, Irish Linens
Cashmeres, Muslins, Shrngs Casinets Flannels Pins
&c. &c. iios'e'y
=, HARDWARE & CUTLERY Superior Ivory
handle Knives and Forks, Isl pieces Buck Handle
Knlves a, and Forks per dog n Britannia Ware, Tea
Trays, Walters, Pocket aud Carded Knives, Scissors y.
Razors Thimbes, Braces Bits, &c.
FANCY GOODS-Ladies' Writing Desks end
Work Boxes, Cologne, Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
Knitting Pms, Suspenders, Accordeons, Dressin @
Tuck and Side Combs, Back mmons, Razors, Strnps
tialr brushes, Money Purses, Family and Pocket BIZ
oles, Playing Cards, Paper, DC.
JEWELLERY-Fine Patent Gold Lever Watches
Gold Detached Levers full eweIled Gold Cylinder do.
DO, English Silver Levers &c. Gold Pens and PEN
els, Silver do, Breaspins, Gold Guard Chains, Gold
BOB 90, Steel Chains, Cameo Pms Bracelets, Ear
Kings, Casters, Segars. Matches, &c.
seN A. MOTT & CO. Aucts
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THEATRE.-Go tonight by all means, and
see Mr.. and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS. They
deserve all success. Encourage native talent;
their acting is immense. Mrs. WIS acting re-
minds us of our old friend and favorite, Mrs.
Howard. Only see her in the Burletta of '.In
and Out OF Place, and our play goers will, we
are certain, crowd the house every night
Barney" go and see his comical face, and you
never will forget it.
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND1
KANAWHA COMPANY

II,
and will vi he he
held IN the Hall Of the House of Delegates, in his
this Guy, on Tuesday, the 23i March next in accor-
dance with the provisions of the End Rye-Law of the
Company, which provides that Extra General Meet.
ings OF the Stockholders NAV be convened at anv
time by the President, on the application of snv nuns
Der OF the Stockholders not less than forty owning
together not less than six thousand shares
fe 1s"t s' rs 'f''o WIN. ?. MUNFoRD see,v
ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
- HARDWARE At COST!-The subscribers
intending to discontinue the sale of Hardware and wish,
ing to have the necessary alterations and repairs made
IN the store, preparatory to combining themselves here
after exclusively to the sale of Dry Goods will sell at
cost tor cash. or approved negotiable notes months,
their large and desirable stock of both Dry Goods and
Hardware
Merchants, Planters, and Others will find it to their
interest examine this excellent stock of good. which
Will be sold at either wholesale retail.
THOS. Il CHAS. ELLIS & CO..
1e 23-tf LOG Main street, Richmond Va.
SITUATIONS OFFICE, No. 8, south
Let all the world say what they can
For selling prizes sTRATroN's the man.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, extra, No. 47-Feb. a.
SO II 10 SO Al 10 GA 81 "a % So IL l.
Whole Nos. l % 81
i Do do do % % % 81 So Four sold and paid by
Do do Al SO "a sTRATTON
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, extra No 45-Feb. 81:
80 40 SO IS 81 20 65 81 16 80 AZ 81 A.
Half Nos. 81 Al 40, sold and paid by
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No. 4e-Feb. as
A "a 76 rs 76 60 % 10 % l 81 49,
- f y sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky. No. 4a-Feb. 81:
70 40 90 Sc "a 81 IL 54 81 SO So 30 g.
~ w. - r'1s 0' '0i sTR sa9 Ra5S by
% 81 70 At 90 SO Is 2 81 5 50 1879.
i ~ ~ sTRATToN
Is II 60 81 25 5 AS 81 63.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 51-March Sd.
9 80 23 SO 5 &c % 40 IS 27 80 g.
Half Nos 3 8 49, prize of $3.50 sold and paid by
Drawn numbers of Kentucny, No 53-March 5:
80 81 SO 81 70 &c 10 6s 81 5 "a l.
Whole Nos. 81 SO a. a prize of $1,000 60 "
Ticket Nos 27 ST. a prize of 800 0o'o {" palo oy
sTRATToN
overwhelmingly, extra, No. 59-Capita',
$3.50 T5 IS Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 81.
20 NE 9EsD u No 56-Capita $4,000
WEDNEsDAY-Kentucky No. 57-capital. ISL.
ooo IS Nos, II drawn Tickets $40.
THURsDAY-Kentucky, extra, No e1-capit.l
$1,000; 7s Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 50.
THURSDAY-Kentucky, No 5s-Capital, $50. ooo
rs Nos, IL drawn Tickets SIS.
:TRIDAy-;Kentueky No. ss-c.pit.l: $4,000
sATURDAY-Kentucky, extra, No. es-Captal.
~4ooo IS Nosr 10 drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY-Kentucky, No 6o-Grand Capitals:
s502s5, $4,000, 1907, 1000, 5000, 1000 5000 1000
10 OF l2oo 10 OF 1000, DC 70 Nos, 10 drawn Tickets
SIS. ~
p Buyers are referred to my lst of prizes which
are registered at the Office proof of what has been
done-and every drawing continues to increase tba
number sold and paid by me- wv
Orders torpackages, certificates or single tickets
IN the above schemes and in all the lotteries prouptv
address orders to ''"S'
fe 10 N. STRATTON Richmond, Va
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Mr.. c1AY-The Washington Telegraph Of Saturday

Mr. CLAY.-The Washington Telegraph Of Saturday
afternoon says
We have for time forborne abiding to the con.
diton of this illustrious gentleman because positive
and decided change could be noted. But we have
high qualification in being able that his
health is improved and that were the weather more
favorable to day he would enjoy drive out. We have
to believe that before many days shall pass his
voice will DO heard in the chamber of the United States
Senate.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-09

HORRIBLE AccIDENT-A negro man, the property of
Mr. Lewis Hill of this city, Instantly killed yester-
day morning at the Tredegar Rolling Mill Whilst en-
gagged in feeding set of rolls, he accidentally be-
came entangled with the machinery and was crushed
between the rolls. Coroner Wicker held an inquest
over his remains, during the afternoon when verdict
in accordance with the above facts was reudered
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LATEST NEWS.
Transmitted by Magnetic Telegraph
FOR THE DAILY RICHMOND TINES
LATERIFROM EUROPE.

LA hOAI GttOFE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.
Tho New Ministry-Cotton DulI-Brend
stufs Improved.
NEW YORK, March sth
The steamer Arctic arrived this morning; she left
Liverpool on the gath February:
A conservative and Protectionst Ministry had been
formed in England with Lord Derby as prime Minis
ter.
MARKETS.
Corroy-After the departure of the America, the
Cotton market became less animated, and quotations
wore shade lower. Sales of the three days 10000
bales This depression was attributed to the political
changes in the government.
The demand for FLOUR in Liverpool was better with
advance of Sd upon the quotations by the America
Corn had advanced cd.
lsEcoND DIsPATeHl
At Manchester extreme prices were freely given du-
ring the week for goods and yarns.
Funds closed at OH to 974
The new Ministry consists of Lord DERBY, Premier
Chancellor of the Exchequer, DIsRAELI; Home De-
partment. WALPoLE; Foreign, Lord WALMEsBURY ;
Colonial, Sir JOHN PAKINGToN; Lord Chancellor, Sir E.
SUDDEN; Privy Seal, Lord LYNDHURsr
1t subject Of doubt whether Lord DERBY would
60 on with the present House dissolve Parliament.
FRAScK.-There was change III French political
affairs.
The statement that protest had been addressed to
Louis Napoleon by the Russian Autocrat was said to
be without foul dation.
CorroN AND FLoUR.-Brown & Shipey's Circular
quotes Cotton quiet without the least change in
1t quotes Flour Wheat and Corn in limited demand al
previous rates.
THIRD DISPATCH
Lord John Russell and some of his distinguished com
peers had determined to oppose any effort to rempose
duty upon Corn The Opposition Wi not the usual
supplies until Lord DERBY announces the policy of hi
administration
FRANCE.-The eet tons for the French Assembly
were to take place the goth February and LIST o
March
Active efforts are making to in luce the Duchess
Orleans waive the right of the Count de PARIS in ia
of the Due d. BORDEAUX
BELGIU M-The demand of France for the reno
val ofthe Monument the field of Waterloo, placed
there to commemorate the victories Of the allies ove
Napoleon had occasioned very considerable excitement
Warlike preparations were active
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aPRENG-fS51
RICHARDSON 81 CO.,
importers and Wholesale Dealers i'm Dry
sPRENG-iS52.

% Main street, Richmond Va
w II are prepared to offer the merchants of Virc-
w ma and North Carolina this season, large and
Anrnish, French and German DRY (soods
wheh nave been carefully selected, are well adapted
TO their Sales and which of the latest STYLES and
patterns imported. 80 anu
Our stock Will embrace the usual variety of An,er;
can Fabrics, including the different kinds of do
mestic Cotton. that our assortment of sfarla ON,
in our city. 'A "s "0us8
Ihey are offered for sale at low prices and ON accom-
modatlng terms Buyers cordially invited 10 ex.
anime stock " "a
ALSo-Garpetngs, Rugs, Floor Cloths Matt. &c in
great variety. RICHARnS0N 4 20 ~ III
e2e-dl3t" o. NJ; -
NEW SPRING GOODs---Just received , er steo,
er hoanoke, a very handsome assortment of Ba
rese de LANES, to which we solicit a call, at
CHAS. HARTWELL * cos
iAna Opposite Swan Tavern
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
k 60 So SssssR s ss;:assa

E:s Sag ~ - sss8lE
Spring and summer Arrangement
| nN and after Monday, the LIST of March, two pas
" senger trains will be run between Richmond and
Petersburg daily both trains carrying the United States
mail.
lst train leaves Richmond at o'clock A. NJ.
LIST do do Petersburg at-.-......4s o'clock A. NJ
Fare, when tickets procured at the office 81 90
Children and not IL years of age servants
and cooured tickets procured at the
ofice-half price.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS, the first
train from Richmond will connect with the coal train
ito which passenger will be attached,) for Clio
yer Hill
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond on Mondays Wednesdays
ana tr1ddys, at 81 A. M,
For Port Walthall, whence it connects with the
steamboat Augusta Capt VIM. c. Smith, for Norfolk,
Portsmouth, and the intermediate places.
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth ---.-..-.....sa 90
h1edls edcn 80
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with two passes that be retained at the tick
ct office, and it be expressly stated on the pass
That they are permitted to the boat the
case may be-
Freight trains will leave Richmond regularly Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8 o'clock. A. NJ.
and as much oftener as may be required to accommo
date the business.
NH THOs. DODAMEAD, supt
E1 THE subscriber respectfully informs his old Gus
eA toners and the public that he has ready for
inspection extensive stock of goods in his line of his
own and Northern and Eastern Manufacture.
The stock consists of the usual variety of Fur Silk
Wool and Cashmere Hats, stiff and soft.
Panama, Maracaibo, Curra India platt Swiss Leg
hotn blae pearl and whit colours all grades of Hun
garian and Magyar Hats, with and without feathers,
Boys and Children's Hats and Summer Caps of all
qualities and patterns Ladies and Misses Riding Hats;
all the styles of Braid, Albon Tripo and variety of
young and old gentemens fancy Straw Hats for Sum
All the various grades of Palm Leaf Hats by
the dozen.
Merchants, and the trade generally are invited to
anime the stock. whether they intend purchasing in
Richmond or not
The subscriber has doubt but the extensveness and
variety of the assortment, with the prices and easy
terms will be found Inducements strong enough to keep
purchasers from going further North
JOHN DOOLEY
NH Slim No, 81 Main st, Richmond.
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ARREST OF AN ENGLISH FoRGER.-Wna Henry Bar
rett late sheriff of Gloucester county, England and
heavy factor arrested at Richmond, Ia last
week, the charge ofhaving committed forgeres in
had been offered for his apprehension by the British
Consul at New York
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
"1he Mghtingales return nth Spring"
X U KEL,S
NIGHTINGALE ETHIOPIAN OPERA

L X y u = E.
The old established favourites, comprising.
Messrs. HARRY LEHR,
w H. MORGAN
H K JOHNSON
w. PENN LEHR,
ALFRED SQUIRE,
F. E. BURGESS.
GEORGE NJ. HILL,
GEORGE KUNKEL,
And MASTER FLOYD
VIII appear at OBJ FELLows' HALL for Siz Epen-
'ngs, beginning
MONDAY, March Sth, 1852.
"A NEW AND SPLENDID VARIETY of Entertainments
will be offered embracing many RARE and EXQUISITE
GEMS OF Music, from the favorte Operas well as
ectons OF beautiful DANCES from the popular ballots;
combined with the usual Ethiopian Entertainments
For particulars see small bills.
sg Cards of admission, 25 cents.
" Doors open quarter before 7; performance COM
mencing quarter before o'clock.
NH 6 J. T. FORD, Agent
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HUSTINGS COURT
The regular monthly term commenced yesterday
Nothing ofimporance, done as usual, on the FIRST
day of the term.
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Death Of a wealthy Citizen

ALEXANDRIA, March 7th
.sLewis Cazenove, Esq. of our wealthy and influ
entia cizsns, and enterprsng merchant. died this
afternoon, universally regretted by whole
nifty. NJ.
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nassachusetts Legislatur

o.
In the Senate the bill district the State under the
new apportionment has passed to engrossment-every
senator present voting in its favor.
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Tho Americas News


The Americas news has been received Holders Of
Cotton are very firm, and in many instances demand
cents for strict middling.
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SPRING GOODS.
WADSWORTH, TURNER H. "a

WADSWORTH, TURNER IL co.
No rs Main street,
wholesale Dealers i'm Foreign and Ameri-
can Dry Goods,
"A REreceving their stock of spring and summer Dry
Goods which they offer to the trade their us,i-
al terms Country and city merchants respectful
y solicited call and examine their stock Thev viii
continue to receive further supplies every week during
tne seasoh. NH dow