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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-12

RATES REDUCED.
SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT BY
STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk and ". York.
- The superior side wheel steam
@ ship 6 Roanoke - Lewis Parrish
&I1GtSG commander, leaves Richmond every
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock, for
New York, touching at City Point for Petersburg
passengers same evening, and leaving Norfolk the
next morning, "wednesday at IL o'clock, and ar
irving in New York the next day, Thursday.
Saloon passage, with fine state-room accommoda
tons, meals included, from Richmond or Pc
tersburg. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40
Do do from Norfolk to New York do...-... 8
Steerage passage half the above rates.
The Roanoke leaves New York on her return trips
every Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, from pier
IL North River
The freight on measurement goods from New
York to Petersburg and Richmond has also been re-
duced to cents per foot
LUDLAM g. PLEASANTS, Agents.
New York.
LUDLAM & WATSON, Agents,
Richmond.
H Any goods sent to the care of the agents in
New York for re-shpment, will be attended to free
of commission.
Passengers for Norfolk per steamship Roanoke,
will be charged the same price as by the river
boats, viz: Sc and meals extra
ap 10 LUDLAM g. WATSON
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lie INsURANCE.-THE BALTIMORE
IL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY-Ineorpo.
rated 1S30.-Charter Perpetual.-This
Company insures lives for one or more years, or
for life, at reduced rates of premium. The pay.
ments may be made annually, semi annually, or
quarterly at the option of the assured Slave poll
cies are granted for one or seven years, and pre-
miums moderate. For rates, &C., apply to
c. H. SUTTON, Agent,
an 6-6t* 300 Rroaa stra..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-12

% PURCEAL, LADD & Co.. DRUG
HGlSTS dealers in PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW
GLASS, DYES, &C., 90, Main street, are
u receiving their Spring stock of Drugs. Med.
well assorted stock, which they offer atlowest rates
in lots to suit purchasers.
N. B.-Particular attention to packing and for.
warding orders. feb "a.
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s'NO MAsONS.--Propesals will be received at
this office until Monday, the 10Th day of April,
at l2 clock, M for about GO perches of masonry
OF split stone laid cement, on the West
ern wing walls OF tine arch over Shockoe Greek, on
Broad street. The work to be executed forthwith
The estimate for this work was made at the price
OF "a per perch, and no bid above that price will
be considered
By order of the Commissioners of Streets gene.
rally. M. BATES,
ap7-dtd S,nt streets
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP,-
~ The firms of GAY. MATHEWS g. CO., of Rich
mond, and of MATHEWS, GAY & CO. of Lewis
burg. are this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Thomas Mathews and Samuel A. Glover are author,
lied to settle up, and collect the assets and dis
charge the liabilities of Gay, Mathews g. Co; and
lect the assets of Mathews, Cav g. Co. and dis
charge their liabilities.
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WE daily hear u the mast astonishing cares
~ bsing ehectedby that crest and popular nedi-
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NEW NOS. OF THEIRS NAPOLEON.
l for sale by J. w. RANDOLPH
Falkenburg, Tale OF the Rhine, by the author Of
Mildred Vernon--37 cts
Madeline, Tale of Auyergne, founded on fact
6y Julia kayanagh, author of Nathalie--50, muslin
IS cts -
Recollection of journey through Tartary, Thib.
Ct and China, In 1874, s, and g. By M. Huc-e vols
ApPesons popular Librsry-2 vols, 81
:, lectures and Miscellanies, by Hugh James
lsa: Pilgrimage, by Caroline cheesehro :, I
The Principal Events in the Life 81 No.. -, !
IN tho journey Of the Israelies from Eryns :. q.
Adventures of Col Gracious v.na.vho.,h :.
Slough creek, in pursuit Of the Presidenv a. =
the Exploits of Mr.. Numerous plufarch kim ~
private secretary. by ]. B. Jones--5e cenfs -
fsu II Theirs Napoleon, l2 cts; same. nl.te.
- up 10
RERRI GR RATORs, 8 81 q ~
j ~ BATHS, AND WATER COOLIES Ths
suoscriber has now In store avery eonule1e aesorf
menfo Of % he above arficlea Refrieefsfors Ri ~
n1Cst approved kinds and with the lstsss lnuruvss
mcntss ringing e price from 6ve 70 lwcsfy,elshI
dollars Shower kathe Of very de6irabse III ~
I'D simply constructed. Watef CooIerk e lsrri
seeortment md etveyy low prices. IA nboto ~
f0F palo elther Wholoseleor yetail, q ~ ElounS
Enfnnhlng. Store Of 4. HHlIER,
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~ BENNETT q BEEKS, WdULE-
SALE DRUGGISTS would callthe attention
of the Virginia and North Carolina trade to
- their new, extensive and fresh stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Per.
fnmery and Fancy Articles, which they are
satisfied they sell to dealers as low they
sold in Northern cities.
Country Merchants are requested to examine our
stock and prices, at our new store, No. los Main
street, next above Word, Ferguson & Barksdale.
~
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The undersigned, since the termination of the Blu.
siness of Gay, Mathews & Co., has made an ar.
rangement with Messrs. Parker, Bayly Nimmo,
and may be found at their establishment, where he
viii De happy to meet with his old customers and
friends They may also rely upon the prompt and
faithful execution of all memorandums and ORDERS
entrusted to him.
ap Its CHARLES q. GAY.
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YsOPHAM'S Oh Il MI STKY MA DE
! u EASY FOR THE USE OF AGRICULTURE
slSTS.-"Ths is indeed, although on minor scale,
a very complete Farmers Wade Mecum of practi
cal Chemistry. The Language employed Is SIM
pie, and the illustrations SO clear as TO become
easily understood by any ordinary capacity" Far
ner's Journal.
Price Is cts For sale by .
ap 10 J.W, RANDOLPH.
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NEW GOODS.-The subscriber has now in
~ store and viii be receiving per every arrival
his Spring supply of new and desirable DRY
foods, embracing every article kept in the best
retail establishments. He would invite the atten
non OF the public, his friends and the customers of
the late concern of Warren, Fariss & Brown, to
his stock now exhibiting at the store of the late
concern, among which will be found
Embroideries of every kind in large assortments.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
House Furnishing Goods.
Irish Linnens and Sheetings
Cloths, Casino res,
and in fact, complete and general assortment
WIN. E WARREN,
NH 20-3m l4l Eagle Square.
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VENI, VIDI, VICI:- CAME, | SAW. /
CONQUERED.-Profes Browns instanta.
neous Liquid Hair Dye, for changing the Hair
30 beautiful Black or Brown, prepared by James
Brown. of Rochester, NY. A supply of this truly
unrivaed uid ioarranted to give satisfaction, just
received and for sale by
R. R. DUAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-12

ADIE & GRAY, DRUGGISTS, l47
1B[AIN STREET, have in store, and are receiv.
ing, large additions to their stock of Drugs,
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on the
most favorable terms to cash and punctual dealers
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ATTENTION.
Mar 2adehf

The Newnt aud Richest Wnier and Early Spring Good for Gem
Hemens
rHAS A. SMITH CO., No. Old State House, Boston, beg
leave invite gentlemen visiting Boston examine their
OF which has been selected by of
peence from the principal manufacturers Of England
Germany, and France, and imported 10 order.
English Venetian Labrador
PROOF fine cloth finish beaver, Whtneys, Dunc,
Kossuih revcrsblean entirely
For and frock cloths from celebrated
makers In French German and English Of and beautiful cole
and rich and superior finish.
Pantaloopey three hundred different styles
EACH Of variety and beauty that they fail the
REIN ed and exquisite taste.
Cutting departmentWe have In the different cutting depart
for skill acknowledged
TO have competitors.
We inducements shall offer
with call will selection by them from stock OF goods
which surpassed equscd similar establishment
this other city in the Union.
All Of which win be manufactured with
TO H. style, workmanship, trimmings which
cured
now enjoy, and at prices that cannot fail 10 plense
CHAs. A. SMITH h CO.,
No. I old State House, Boston
Jan 22-2aw3m
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NEW Papcr-hanginy and Upholstery Store, 18th
door north of Pennsylvania avenuehoOlEk
citizens Washington and vicinity
they opened the best collections Of
found which fine French
and panel for parlors or halls with
manufactured satin and Hnglazed
TO be found in Stas suitable for parlos halls dining
rooms Chambers adapted all and for
halls and public
prints and paper curtains in great variety
upholstery goods, such damasks
cords and taseIs variety and blind
trimmings of brass conices curtain bands
fixtures. Transparent window shades,
splendid and fancy reed blinds feather beds hair
blinds order Mangs
neatly Carpets made and down. warranted M
Uphoseng particularly attended to-
their give
before purchasing all goods entirely and we de-
sell small profits 10 insure quick sales
RoDIER & BRO.
superior above goods may be fosnd
their establishment in Georgetown.
25-eo2w
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LAME ExcusEs-The Courant endeavors 10 excuse and
paiae the extravaganza and pogate waste of the pub
lie revenues under the present wing national admnisa-
ton. But i makes very lame and amusing work OF it.
Ii says:
at IL vain to think Of returning the economical times
and limited expenditures OF John Quincy
uaiion. Twelve millions OF dollars a year which then
suRoed, viii hardly pay for the expenses Of our naval
department"
No doubt it's very vain 10 think" Of any such thing
selves Ttoeiue millions year under the whg admins
tralion Of John @ Adams, and fg millions year under
hi. i oro,ina nr a. .vs sor nan, ~ nmore
growth rs wing extravaganza in spending the money Of
the people like water upon their parsans No wonder
some whg Jeremiah speaking out axainst his will should
have felt compelled TO denounce the proga,e squander
ing of the last few years, during which the wings have
controlled the executive government OF the nation.
Hartford Times.
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by ,. q. MCGUIRE, Auet,oneer.

ARGE AND MAGNIFICENT SALE OF THE MOST ELE-
II CANT costly fancy GOODS housekeeping ARTICLES marble
aabaster stauary pantngs &c. offered city,
OF Europe OF which duplicates articles
Worlds Fair, The sale will
Hail. 9Th Monday and Tuesday March 70
90 commencing al Ill O'Clock and continuing evening
OF both days.
The assortment consists in part Of
Bohemian Venetian glass, from the
Of Prague and Venice embracing gothic antique
with dolphns, gobe poka,s, pnnchbowis,
pitchers, &C.
Heavy English crystal and engraved dccanters, tumbers
wines, cbampagnes, &c.
Rich French acts, -a-tete sets
Coffee cups, magnificent bowls, &c.
Terra Gotta and antique copies from Pompei and Her
culansum
magnificent royal ruby candeabras made for eshibi
a Worlds Fair
Lamps and candelabras OF
And invoice OF ro-ewood md psper mnche
Tables, boxes dressing desks &c. nnd pearl
silver mounted
Marble and alabaster bsque paran figures,
ian marble vases, urns, &c.
Italian paintings in oil, with rich gilt frames, Just received
from Leghorn
A Gnc assortment Of plated ware, with mounnpa.
Catalogues will be ready Monday morning, the 29h.
Terms Finy dolss and under cash $50 s00
thirty and sixty Sio thirty sixty ninety
). @. MCGUIRE,
Mar 23-d3l Ancioneer.
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BY A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctt0noer.
III ON Monday the 5th April. shall sell, 10 O'Clock
the residence OF gentleman declining housekeeping the
side OF Pennsylvania
wood mahogany, and other furniture, viz:
Rosewood plush covered French sofa
DO do arm, castor, and other chairs
DO hne escritoire, ladies' cabinet
DO do sicilian marble-top table
Fine white, with bronzed- figured, mantle clock
Do spring brochatcile- covered lounges md chairs
Do worsted damask and white curtai
Several painting--among which
Backelee the most distinguished living OF fiem
isl school
Fine French plate mirror and other glasses
Superior velvet tapestry
brussels nnd other carpets, aud hearth rugs
China, glass, and crockery ware among which
Cold band French china dinner desert,
Fine syerplated castors, walters, candesncks, sc.
DO brouzed candelabras
Solar, hall, and other lamps
Mahogany sofa, bair--eaf, and rocking chairs
DO centre, card, and tables
DO sideboard, dressing ando bu
Handsome painted cottage chamber complete
Walnut, cottage, and other bedseads
Wardfobes, washsands toilet acts, stair rods, sc,
Hair and shnck mattresses, bedding, sc.
Excellent cooking stove, and good
Also, good lot Of kitchen requisites.
used three OF four months, and Of n fine quality.
Terms All and $50,
two and four MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
Mar n. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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State OF Texas, Comptroiler's Once,
Austin, February 90, les

compliance with an act Of The legislature Of the State Of Texas
Office May 1852, for the sale of million
dollars OF per United States stock, issued tc
indemnify sale surrender Of portion
boundary, under the provisions of
1850.
proposals should befrst the Of said bonds
and the thereof
paid place. second bonds be delivered the
Washington ID. proceeds thereof deliverable
the d the bonds TO be delivered at the city Of New
deliverable the
posals invited delivery city
New Of Galveston and the proceeds thereof
deliverable each Of said points.
Said stock bears interest % ye per cent per annum payable
redcemabe in fourteen from the
ls5 interest rad bonds has been already
paid, leaving thirteen years. interest still due.
bid accepted for larger than hundred thou
sand dollars Of the bonds but the individual make
more bids.
without the which
have accrued on the bonds prior TO their delivery,
should specify how before the funds win be available
OF their bids
Each bid should be addressed the Comptroller OF Public Ac
counts this place, and endorsed Proposals for the Purchase OF
United Stock
JAMES b. SHAW,
March l3-d20t Comptroller.
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NY a. GREEN, Amctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.--on Monday
the sotb instant shall sell the O'Clock D. M
lots No No d4s known
square, fronting each 7 west between and
~ containing The above
property handsomely rapidly improving
city They back alley Is feet wide,
feet.
Terms Of sale One fourth cash, balance in 9, ~ 49,
giving bearing
adecd given and deed Of taken Title Indputsbc
Mere5-d A. GREEN, Aucnoncpr
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Mar o7-ci
By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION On
Tuesday, April O'Clock, the shall sell
Ell a. No 3e improved by story
and dwelling and garden, containing variety OF
fruit trees, shubbo, &C. In high OF cultivation Each lot
OF "a feet inches and depth OF 1874 feet ncbes and
located y south and 10th street
third the balance with
interest," satisfactorily secured. J. q. MCGUIRE,
March 2G-d
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A RARE CHANCE FOR MAKING mONEY.-for sale,
n the best located brick yards tools fses Dis
will be sold IL immediate application made.
capable and has the 900
Of bricks abundnnce with fine kiln
walls each holding 900 bricks and for
clay This this
being haul bricks the building OF the city
and wood haul than hundred yards The above yard
and fixtures will be sold credit IL the is well secured
For further particulars, apply to
GEORGE MATTINGLY.
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ny a. GREEN, Aucuone.r.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT NEAR THE MANSION HOUSE
III AT AUCTION.On Thursday, April will on
The premises O'Clock handsome building lot situated
on the I@land fronting - feet inches
net Of ioh street west being lot No. 49, No so
tanning 5000
Terms; One half cash balance months
purchaser giving notes bearing interest deed and deed
trust taken Title indisputable.
Mar 2s-oOa A.. GREEN. Auetiopeer.
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BY j. Q. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on
Tuesday, March 3oh O'Clock the premises, shalt
part lots and g. square No 3t improved by
building The
ilt between and NJ NORTH Improving and
growing noighborhood.
half residue aud months, with
interest, satisfactorily secured. JAS o. MCGUIRE
Mar 25-d Aucuoneer
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VNWENTH-FOUH CASES LONDON BOOKN-FOR
i SALE BY Wal. MORRISON, cornxr Of AZ and
syyana avenue at reduced prices previous TO their being
abroaa comprising law, divinity history, travels and
fine arts, kc.-amongst which
The Mirror OF Parliament, 20 vois half cahe best collection
OF speeches from 1927 1887 the author
Parliamentary History, 90 vols, half Russia.
Mackln's splendid Bible, vols. folio.
Bales Dictionary 10 vols
Nicholas Order Knighiood, Illuminated, vols folio.
beaumont and Fletcher, IA vols.
fine valpys Dolphin Classics, l72 vols
Musee fIapcais, vols; Musee Royale, 2 vols.
Atlas Unversel, $50 colored maps g vols. folio.
Encyclopedia Britannica - roi oddges botanical Cabinet
10 vols Mers Gadnes Dictionary vols foio Edinburgh and
Quarterly Reviews Alcidos American Geography vo calf
Pnckeron Voyages IL vols 4io hall Russia Fazers maa
Mountains, plates cooed ogarh, by Nicholas Ackerman
oxford and Cambridge Bales iisioncal Dictionary 10 voi
Physca Sacra $50 Plates vols Philosophical Transactions by
Hutton, Shaw and Pearson 10 vols Byan Dictionary Of Paint
LardDe 10 vols Gibbon Roberson Dodsleys Annual
Register Genemans Magazines English Law Representation,
Hon. Palmer, Showers Strange Vernon Coke, Davis, Doma,
Marshall, Sc, sc.
Catalogues ready.
March 27-3t
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WILLIAM TUCKER, Mems Mercer and Tailor, nsFn
side Pennsylvania avenue, between and 9th streets w
fully calls the attention OF members OF Congress, strangers an
public generally his stock OF spring goods consisting Of %
peror French and English cloths cassmeres and yedn
which have been selected by himself with care f
largest importing house in New York and re
depha. which fail the of all who NAY NV
him and from many years. experience, and The af~
heretofore his efforts the deanao
employing but best workmen make bis s
prepared SATISFY demonstration, all Dns
his establishment be surpassed for STYLE %
and ease, in this any city In this country. .
NJ bah orders Oiled the shortest possible notice and a~
mn reasonable terms.
ls-3aw3S
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EAghth tired, HfiTd door from ihc .9VeHue,
the pleasure notify his members Of Congress,
III cizenA Washington
North with full
spring goods The very
cloths kc adapted
quite partcuazc, which IL win afford
show all who him with calal
he prepared make In style Of elegance unsurpassed here
or elsewhere.
furnishing shoulder
sbrsa patented arucewaaned TO ~ better Than
any heretofore socks scars ties, collars gloves
kche &e variety and Of The best styles and quail
tics. Mar os-jtaw3wf
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BY J. c. McaUIRE, Auo,loneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN--on
Monday afternoon, March 49, at O'Clock, the premises
shall sell The following leaehold property, with the right of
chase located
building subject forty
each being subdivisions OF original lots No
3 fronting the north side Of street. between 9Th and 10Th
-Four Of the lots "a
Of l39 feet TO 30 feet alleys
trail locations for dwellings,
whole, (having front
church, other public building,
Ohce General Post Once and Pennsylvania
valuable
third residue
and two years, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar Ie-eodus Aucuonre,
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0N the petition Annoy Aasden, Of Rochester New York
10 @ extension o. !. n Da "a a
weight eagoe for nom he Of said patent
III. mat The said petition Pasn,
appear 'sas . so u have why ]
uuon ought NOT 70 be granted.
ONES ,hs objection specifically e, forth n whss a, Least ,wss
% be- used Al t al ~ , es ,aasn and ne
eordanes with oce, which wi be furnished
Ordered also published u the National In.sll
York. Albany ss Rss Albany New ao Adss
user Buffalo New York. DAILY nss Boston Prov
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Daily Journal Mlwaase wis.
THos. EwBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
p Editors papers will please and send their
bills 70 the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
sHAwLs AND yIsrTEs.
WE have fitted expressly for the sale Of sawis vies
nantes, se The stock in our shawl room win be found
IS embroidered Grape s6aw ranging prices %
80 plain ana smSoidsrsd e ,o Grape sna~s
100 eass%e,e e., Ssess and %as. s 'haw al styles
40 vises and man,les a.es, Paris and New York STYLES
sell Them yises and manes for les. prices than they
the materials We have also handsome stock Of ladies'
dress goods
Mar oslm shawl and vise depot opposite Centre Market
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
60 PIECES brocade silks
~ IS pieces striped and checked
40 do plain, all shades
20 do shalleys
30 do organdc muslins, very handsome
20 do Persian cloths
so do berege de laine
With bereges, tissues, lawns, aconets, &c.
VERIFY MILLER,
and 9Th Penn avenue, opposite Market
Mar 2S--lm
DOMESTIC GOODS.
o00 PIECES bleachrd long cloths, embracing
0UU 30 pieces beached sheetings, all widths
500 do prints, all styles and prices
30 pieces penitenary plaid cotton.
The will be sold and buying sell
will find il to their advantage to give MS call
VERIFY & MILLER,
Between 9TH and 9Th Streets opposite Centre Market
Mar 25-Im
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREcs, AND VEsTINGS.
4 n PIECES French CLOTH all grades
III 10 pieces black doeskin, very superior
Is do fancy cloths
20 do fancy cnssimeres
% shapes, pretty
pieces black satin
10 do fancy vestings.
drawers, PLAN striped halfhose gloves
penders, pocket hand erchiefs, cravats, &c.
examine stock, which they win find complete
VERIFY H. MILLER,
Mar 25-lm Opposite Centre Market
EMBROIDERIEs, &C.:
rr CAMBRIA bands
(J Swiss bands, pretty
rs pieces cambria edge and insertion
pieces Swiss edge and insertion
French worked collars
ITO medium and low priced collars, with undeeeves cuffs,
&c.
VERIFY MILLER,
aroS-Im Opposite n Market
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a snn
ss&s%
) reat southern Mail Route.-New and Improva
Schedules.


Great southern Mail Houte.-New and Improva
Schedules.
Thrice Daily between Washington and the Southern Cta
n and after the LIST of March, the southern boat will N
Washington al 7, and o, by which Arrangement
sengers any south Of Washington will du
their OF Richmond whilst addi Al
sengers for Norfolk, by taking the night line will anw aba
mond in time for the boats which leave for that place
FARE.
From Washington Fredericksburg
second CLASS scats -
From Washington 10 Richmond. ......,....., 81
Second class seats.
From Washington TO Norfolk.
Second class seals
the information the traveller Is proper state that
for Charlottesville and points west OF that place. i@
the night boat from Washington, avoid delay al The &
Virginia Central Railroad which point they reach "a IN
following morning, whilst those destined for Lyneburg i4
Buchanan and the Mineral Springs OF Virginia. BY means
the day boat able make direct coBnexion al Rehmd
thus directly by the comfortable parkd
OF Boyd Edmond and Davenport which leave Richmond da
O'Clock, p. m
FARE.
From Richmond Lynchburg 50 So and 10 Lexington anak
chanan s. each.
For through tickets apply board OF either Of The mai hs
GEORGE MATTINGLY,
Agent Of the line in Waslinga
Feb 26-diw&eod3m