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NEw.YoRk Monday, May 10, iss7-
II. K. CosTAR, ESQ.,, No. 444 Broad
way-Dedy Sir: am glad you have article that will ex
tsrnir ate Reaches tried flask Of Powder sold BY an
other man. but the "ereete- grew fat it and throvs
amazingly My wife then insisted trying your Extsr
uinaor, which did and eHectusly, that we have
hardly seen roach since You this communication
IN any way you may fit.
Yours &C, JAMES p. SHErR, No. II. West 17thst.
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CITY ITEMS.

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80 l6ywrk Lynch 4 Cl~Rs) 2Sb Ha11
Al n Noon SPIN e z;
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" Love IN COttagt may DC cIJUycu
II you have but very little money adays Dir. Barn
UNI, offer of lots in Bridgeport affords notable chance both
for the seeker of cottage home and the speculator Ii
looks ike profitable investment.
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Court CALENpAR.-Ihis Day.-SU

pERiop CouRr-Nos $751; T. ST. S74 S7S s'6 ST. so 800
1870 $780, S $751; 3S3 Sa5 $685. $685. $780, l ~ 73 5i5 Ss2
$50 s s96 400 40l 4O2 43 44 4O 400 4OS 40s 4l 1856
4lO. 500 - -
COMMON PLEAs-Par Nos 5t5 1919, 1856, ss7 85s, 8il
s5 $40 $751; 853 e55 sS $50 86 SS S65 S67 ST. 87j 97
s7o sS $685. ss9 89l 1893 P95 Sg7 500 9o. Part IINos
e2a $50 ESQ SIS $50 SOC 702 706 70s no 72 ia ZIG, 7lS
72a 7 72s 750 7S2 1874 1856 75e 7f2 IA 74s $50 7o
759, 753
SUPREME CoURT-Non-enuaerated motions and >, l. D y
IL, II Is. 16, IL, ia, 10. %, 2l p p
T. s DISTRICT CouRr-secoud class-Nos 5, s, Z, s.
Third Clashes T. 10, ll-Four;h class Nos. r. Is, IA
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G. L. ELLIOTT, GEORGE A. BAKER.
Committee of Arrangements for the merit Summer Hzhibt-
Au The Council with Messrs CASTELAR, and Pratt from the
Acsdepcisa and Messs Colyer and Lang Of the Asso-
Gstes.
1oadesicians (elecfl-F o. C. barley and Louis Lang
Asseeiases (elefl-D W. c. Boutele, T. Cummings, Jr,
w j. HAYS r. b. Carpenter.
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az !.
~rrrs &C. THIS DAT AND EVENING
A-, House Broea. Merss'S, Of vsnies-If
Ass. rnosmo.I9 .si ss.i:s. w1
S.sss.ss, ns.ss~Juss bennett vis,orns Se.1S
Isesss fs.<ssar.o, and corps% pras.srS -
Ssusss sass"s " Ho,bef and chidDv .sd E,ea.s
ssss Ao.demy r A.s m,uor-Day aud Evening
ss<fss ~ Ss.e,ssv li.nr--Dsy sso k.emsG o,~
= e ,a Rsxay -Ascdesossh' oo"''"s,A' ~'A
.xx,vynsAaIEs To DAv.-The Anniver-
100, closes to-day with the following meetings:
iredcan Board Of Foreign Missions. tabernacle
NAM ,,.s., ou.p
n. church, 10 IN.
b,tne Tabernacle, III PM
rMr. VAN WAGNER's first Tempe
,.nee Meeting In his great tent last evening was quite
,.,,e-.oore than One Thousand being present-al
sourh another large Temperance Meeting was In pro-
.,ess at the Tabernacle and some others. He spoke
:. hour and quarter with energy and effect, aud was
warmly spplsuded.
Mr. Grower did the singing, and did it acceptably.
Now, friends of Temperance let US make the Big
snt focus Of operations for the next week or two.
large airy wei, seated centrally located, and there
no charge for admission ana no cost Iof fens LOU ~"
TO IN the Test this evening, and every evening
.sneeforh bringing In many as we can Oh our ienoS
bo know no better than to drink, to let mem heAS
=. .o,vinced of their error. Temperance Ladies
-. .mesl 10 you Perfect order Is maintained, and
A.. ns,.bborhood is one of the best in Cityght
-. tent with your smiles this evening, and thencefor.
,~.rdI Remember the locaton-between Fifth and
e,,.b..vs. and Ninth and Tenthsts.
~ The Association for the Suppression
ri Gambling will hold their second anniversary at the
Broadway Tabernacle, this evening, May IA, commenc-
,,s At IN o'clock Among the speakers on the occasion
v;, he Rev. T. L. Cuyler, Of Trenton, N. j. Rev. d.
N.r,ts Of Pawtucket, r. l., Rev. Rufus w. Clark, of
Roon Mass and probably Hon. Caleb Lyon, OF Lyons
dss The Secretary will read abstract of the Annual
Rspor Friends of the and patrons OF the Asso.
on are cordially invited TO attend with their families
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-The
Animal Meeting of the Academcisns held on
"Wednesday, May H. The following officers were
elected:
Pye,ideat. B. DURASD.
Vicc Pyesident. ...........T 5. CUMMINGS
Corresponding Secretary. Il. A. RICHARDS,
Tyeasnver .................F. w. DmoNDs
c. L. ELLIOTT, GEORGE A. BAKER.
Committee Of Arrangement for the merit Summer Ezhibi-
s The Council with Messrs CASTELAR, and Pratt from the
Acsdeacsas and Messrs Coyer and Lang OF the Asso-
Ioademcians (electl-F o. C. barley and Louis Lang
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Filthy STREETs.-Mr. Editor Allow
constant reader of your Invaluable paper to call the
attention of the officer whose duty ii Is to look AFTER the
health and cleanliness OF the City. TO the filthy condition
Of the cutters the Frstav beginning at about Thr
teenth Fouteent ST and extending to Nineteenth or
Tweniethst 1t has become a pest 10 every respecta-
bic citizen residing upon the and also those v
ing upon the streets leading into the avenue VIII you
suggest something that can be done TO remove this
dreadful nuisance that is sndangeng the health OF the
Cityi
We suggest the only remedy that will correc. the
evil Select Efficient honest (not politciansl for
City Officers.
Fatal FALL.-Yesterday morning, about
O'Clock, rnce Hatfed colored man, who for some time
SpIseue No. lC7 Froutst found lying dead on the
st floor Of the premises He undoubtedly while closing
the store las. evening fe through the hachway the
second story fatally nuring himself and died unknown
one Coroner Jonesw sent for and will hold an In
quest on the body.
Found DRowNED.-The body of an I'M
known found yesterday morning in the water at
pier No 20 East River The Coroner notified and held
sAnet pants red anns shirt and old boots esherstrsp,
with knife in II buckled around his body Verdict
SUSPICION OF GRAND LARcENY.-A
named Patrick Smith sias Courdy yesterday AZ
rested by Ocer s. J. Smith, Of the Lower Police Court
having 10 bis possession quantity OF erosdcoh ana an
overcast the possession of which he could not
taken before Justice Osborne and committed for
nation The goods be ct the Lower Police Court
Board OF Thursday, May
Is-Riehsd 7. Compton, President, in the Chair and
quorum being present the Board declared adjourned
70 this afternoon q so'clock.
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALpERMEN-Std-
ned Ssssss~-TAxysday May Is 1852
Pyssns-Jonathsn Trutte Esq, Presdsnt In the CHAR;
woodward, Ring wslls, Anderson, Boutoa, McGowsa.
Wright whsslan BARKER, Rossrs, Bra:tov. AeConksX =.
Psflso~s-W Daly Deumsu, ppprlseou Ct 1Ss xrs"
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Board OF ALpKRMEN.-TRursddy, May
lS--Riehnd T. Compton President in the Chair, and .
quorum being present the Board declared adjourned
70 this afternoon a. 5o'clock
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04

On Thursday, the President of the U. S.,
members ofthe Cabinet, foreign ministers, MEM
beers of Congress, and other invited guests, from
Washington, visited the Steamship Baltic, lying
off this port. The President and his suite came
down in the steamboat VIM. Selden. They
were received with national salute. Several
hours were spent on board the Baltic, to the
delight of all. A most bountiful and splendid
entertainment was prepared on the occasion,
which was partaken ofby the guests, and num-
Der ofhappy sentiments proposed accompanied
by eloquent speeches. Those who were present
expressed the greatest pleasure, and will not
soon torgetthe day in the Baltic on the Potomac.
In the afternoon the President and other in
vited guests left the Baltic, and returned to
Washington. All appropriate honors were paid
to them On the occasion.
During the day yesterday previous to the
arrival of the President and after his return, II
number Of our citizens, including many ladies',
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histrionic talent is beginning to be properly APP
preciated, To our poor conception, his Ham
let was The finest impersonation we have ever
seen: Others, competent to judge, assure us
he has been equally successful in every charac-
ter he has essayed to portray. If so, and we do
not doubt il, he ranks tho greatest living actors
We trust then, that those who attach so much
importance to an European reputation, will
Murdoch's engagement; they will probably az
rive at the wholesome conclusion that in the
walks of the drama, as well as in the useful
arts young America is quite equal to the feet
est in the race of national greatness.
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81 ALEXANDER MOTE MOO
No.di Main street opposite the city Hotel.
REG ULAN SALE DAYS.

.- REGULAR DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS Il SATURDAYS
aN the above named days will sell at pu!,Ie auc.
~ hen, at my stnre opposite the City Hotel COM
menclng at hali-past 9 O'clock variety Of miscea-
neous goods, such as the following:
Observation-Disclosures, Wardrobes. sjdeboards
Bureaus edseads, Chairs OF every style end patterns
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Gard Tables, Beds and Bedding &c
:. ALSO-A large lotof reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods Sc, with Clotk-. Cassimeres, Sattnes, Vest.
inss, flannels, bleaehed and uobeached; domestic
Hosiery, Cravats, Shirts and Drawers &C.
CLOIHiNG, &C.; a lso. large collection of sea.
sonsble ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes,
silk, wool and !water-proof Hats, cloth and glazed
Caps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Mason's Challenge Backing
rlctIon Matches, sCiocks and an endless varietyo
Porfumery and Fancy Goodsof every description.
NH ALEX. MOTT g. CO.
ADDITIONAL.
viii be added to our sale This Morning tn close SIM
dry eonsignments
10000 domestic Cigars, of various brands
1000 seine Corks
800 pieces of stone Jars and Jugs
SO lbs. Macaboy Snuff
Also lot OF second hand Furniture, cooking and par
lor Stoves. &c. ~ f
mh3 ALEX. MOTT Il CO. Aucts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04

- The corporate authorities of the city
have at considerable expense, caused footways
to be paved on those streets lying remote from
the busy thoroughfares of trade and commerce.
This is proper and considerate. These paved
footways add greatly to the comfort of pedes-
TRANS who are forced to traverse these streets.
Owing to the carelessness OF wilful negligence
of drivers of carts and wagons however, the
footways are frequently subjected to damage
Now this might be easily remedied by the in
habitants themselves, provided they would take
the trouble to report every driver who invades the
ported by officer Tyler, for crossing the pave
ment on Leigh street, west of Second street,
and fined 81 for the act. Our word for it,
the fellow will be in no hurry to repeat the Of
fence
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AUCTION SALES.
FU T URE DAYS.

EARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MOLAsSES
~ All ROCKETTS-0n FRIDAY, the 5tl instant,
commencing at l0I o'clock we will sell at our wharf at
Rockets, the cargo of the Brig Monca from Attakapas
with -
227 hhds Sugar, fair to prime quality
$50 bbs Moasses prime quality, all from the Robert.
son and Gibson plantations; also,
IS hhds prime Sugar, landing from tie Bark Cyanc
ALSO,
l02 hhds Sugar, prime to choice quality landing at
Ludams wharf from the Bark Challenge, from New
Orleans.
TERMs-Under $780, cash; over 500, four months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
- Sale without regard to weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE Il CO.
nan ) Auctioneers
HENTEEL FURNITURE At AUCTOTN-Wi
~ be sold, on THURSDAY, the 4th March, 1852 at
10 o'clock A. NJ, at the residence of Mr. John p Tabb
who declining housekeeping situated on sth street
north oil Leigh street all his household and kitchen fur
ihture consisting of the usual variety. Also some Sill
yer Fable and Ten Spoons, a few Oil Paintings and En-
cravings. Also, for hire two female servants one
good cook and the other house servant washer and
lroner
TERMS. All sums under $50 cash; over that amount
ninety days credit for approved and negotiable paper
mh w. GODDIN, Auct .
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visited tile Baltic. end wcfs mest politely re-
ceived and entertained
Tho beauty of this magnificent vessel, the
completeness of her equipments, the urbanity
OF her officers, and the excellence of all her
rangements, are the themes Of conversation and
prise. eYerY Where=ALcr. G0z.
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NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK MARKETS, March 3.
FLoUR-Dul-State brands "a 75 Southern 81 90.
WHEAT-Red $1a 81 06i white 81 l6 81 20 per
hushel
CoRN-Y ellow64 65cts.
BALTIMORE MARKETS, March 8.
FLoUR--Saes of 800 bbls. Howard Street and City
Mills Flour were made to-day at 81. 500 bbls City Mills
at $4,06a4,12.
WHEAT-Red s5ass cents per bushel White 92a95
cents
CoRN-White 51a53 cts Yellow 55a56 cts.
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A letter from Washington to citizen of
Charleston, S. c., communicates the gratifying
ntor nation of the departure of Professor Bache,
Lieut.. Davis and Lieut.. Maury for Charleston,
with the view of making an examination of the
bar and harbour at that port
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE;
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Barque Cyane, Loveland, New Orleans. mdze to d.
Currie.
Brig Monica. Rawlings, Attakapas sugar and mo-
lasses to Dunlop. Moncure & Co.
Schr Martha, Teal Attakapas sugar and molasses to
Dunlop Moncure " Co
schr j. R. Watson Cambern New York, hay to Jno
w. Wright.
Schr Josephus Richardson, York River corn.
SAILED,
Schr Rainbow, Rogers, Boston, mdze by d Currie.
Schr Falmouth, Lewis, Baltimore, mdze.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 24.-Cleared, barquc Midas
Jordan Richmond.
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LATEST NEWS.
Transmitted by Magnetic 1eIe graph
FOR TIE DAILY RICHMOND TINES.
CONGRESSIONAL CULINARY.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, March 3.
SESATE.-Memorials were presented in favor of adj
clifton al aid to the Collins line of steamers also iii favor
Of a bill making land warrants assgnable.
House. OF REPRESENT TIvRs.-The consideration OF
the bill appropriating Land in Missouri to Rail Road
purposes was resumed Mr.. BARNETT moved the re-
ference of the subject to the Committee of the Whole
with instructions to report bill, euaisng such grants
among all the States.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04

TnFArRE.-AIr. Murdoch, the eminent
American Tragedian. has been engaged, and
"Colynos.' We are glad to learn that his au-
diences increase each evening, and that his rare
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Ers.sauaiSe mt REessine.

BosToS, March /.
Letters received from Messine, dated Feb
22d, state that for several days previously, sew
eral severe and distinct shocks of earthquakes
had been experienced in that city. The hou-
SEES had, thus far, withstood the shocks, but the
inhabitants were in constant state of terror
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04

The REV. Moses d. HoeE, pastor of the
Gothic Presbyterian Church in this city, has
been invited to take charge of Presbyterian
Church in Brooklyn, N. Y.
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~ 14th street.
Let all the world say what they can
For selling prizes STRATToN. the man.

&TRATTON's OFFICE, No. s, South
- 14th street.
Let all the world say what they can,
| For selling prizes STRATToN'. the man.
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, extra, No ae-reb 14th:
Is rs 26 II 2 63 "a 8 40 ID 81
Ticket Nos. 3 GO, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos ofKentucky extra, No 41-Feb II:
s II Sc IA A aa 90 GA SIS 26 SO.
Ticket Nos. 5 ss ss}} Two sold and paid BY
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, No. 4o-Feb 18TH
50 50 "a 81 % 65 16 40 8 80 IS 9
sTRATToN.
| Drawn Nos. of Kentucky Elk. No 43-Feb 10th;
40 65 60 As IS 16 80 72 ID II So IL TO-
f sfRArToN,
2 80 40 50 Sc 81 % IS 81 16 so A 81 ii As
: " " ~ W pass STRATToN.
Drawn numbers of kentucky No 4a-Feb. 81:
40 IA 60 10 IS 50 81 g. A As Il.
Whole Nos 81 40 co. prize of 5000 sold and paid by
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No 44-Feb, as:
II 65 10 7s 81 Is "a % II 81 80 go
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, extra No. 4'-Feb,a4:
50 II 70 80 Al 10 Cd 81 "a % So IA 1.
p p Do 3 s : -Four sold and paid by
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, extra, No. 45-Feb. 81:
80 40 SO SO 81 90 IS 81 16 80 Al q H.
Halt Nos. 80 ~ 40, sold and paid by
Drawn numbers of Kentucky, No. 46-Feb IS;
A "a &c &c rs SO 90 l2 % l 81 49,
f = @ sTRArToN.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No. 4s-Feb ~:
IS 40 81 &c "a 81 IL 81 81 SO 63 20 3.
Ticket Nos 3 81 6s prize of 500 sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 49---March lst:
457 rs 70 AZ 90 50 81 l6 II % ao17
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, Elk No 53--March I'd:
% CT 70 AZ 20 az 16 2 Al K
Ticket Nos l6 90 81 prize sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Kentucky No 5o--March End
4 Is IL 60 81 25 As 81 60.
TUESDAY-Kentucky, extra No. 53-Capita;
$4,000 $685. IS Nos, :, IA drawn. Tickets 81
&c Nosr 10 drawn Tickets S.
WEDNEsDAY-Kentucky No 51-Capital sse,,
700. rs Nosr Is drawn. Tickets $40.
THURsDAY-Kentucky, extra, No s5-capital.
$4,000 60 Nos, 10 drawn Tickets So
THURSDAY-Kentucky, No 52-Capital; $4,000
7s Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets s5.
rs Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets IS.
sATURDAY-Kentucky, extra No. b7-Capital
$4,000. IS Nosa II drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY-Kentucly, No. 54-Captals: $4,000
70 Nos, IS drawn. Tickets $40.
G-y Buyers are referred to my list of prizes which
registered at the office proof of what has been
done-and every drawing continues increase the
number sold and paid by me.
E Orders forpackages, certificates or single tickets
ia the above schemes, and in all the lotteries promptly
attended to- and drawings sentwhen requested Please
address, orders to
fe 10 N. STRATTON, Richmond, Va
~ BAGs PRIME RIO COFFEE. by
- last boat for sale.
te 16 JAMES WINSTON
Knight THOUSAND FEET of the celebrated
E Chain Pump, complete. From their effect.
iveness, durability and cheapness are now aeknow.
lodged sup arior any other.
Orders i'll receive prnmpt attention.
WM. II ENSIGN
NH LAG Main Ieetst
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ID A Y.

a. ROCEREEs,Ssc., AT nUeT EO n On
~ THURSDAY, the 4th March, will sell at
our auction store commencing 10 O'Clock an assert
ment of Groceries, viz:
Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars
Do dc do Molasscs
Laguayra Rio and Java Coffee
Soap, Candies, Starch
Bacon sides aud shoulders
Coffee, crushed and powdered Sasafs
French Brandy, N. Il. Rum
Green and Black Teas
Vinegar Sole Leather
ALSO-50,O00 Cigars
TERMs-Under *l00, cash; 500 and over 4 months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN &c CO.
mn Auetionefrs
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04

The Rev. MIR. Leahey, better known as the
''Monk of La Trappe," attempted to deliver
a lecture in Baltimore Monday evening, ''on the
large crowd assembled. The lecturer was in
terrupted soon after commencing, his assertions
contradicted, and a rush made to secure his
person. 1t is needless to say he precipitately
retreated from the rear of the building.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04

w l.,
In the case of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylyania vs.. The Wheeling Bridge Company,
the opinion of the Supreme Court on the de-
PENDANTS motion to modify the decree so that a
draw in the Western Bridge, or the Suspension
Bridge, might be introduced, was delivered to-
day by Mr.. Justice Mclean.
1t establishes the following points:
LIST. That the freedom of navigation from
obstruction is a right paramount to every con-
slderation of loss or expense the defendants
may incur in removing the obstruction they
have erected.
Cd. That subject to that right, the Court will
notImpose any unnecessary loss or expense on the
defendants, beyond what is required to secure
the freedom of navigation.
Sd. That although draws may be suitable on
tide waters, or streams where there is no cur
rent the Court are of opinion, from the evidence
in this case, that draw will not afford safe and
convenient passage, on the high floods and strong
current of the Ohio, for the large vessels en-
gagged in its navigation.
4th That as this question is one of practical
skill and science, which has not been specif-
cally reported upon, the Court direct the de-
PENDANTS plans to be referred to Vim. S. Nc
Alpine, Esq, Engineer in this case, to be re-
ported upon by him at the extra term in May.
5th That the decree requiring the bridge to
be elevated or abated shall now be filed, but not
recorded, until the inquiry and report above di-
rected, are made.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04
SPRING GOODS,

WADSWORTH, TURNER IL CO..
No rs Main street.
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign md Ameri-
can Dry Goods,
REreceiving their stock of spring and summer Drv
"A Goods, which they offer to the trade ON their usn
al terms Country and city merchants are respectful
sonclted to call and examine their stock They will
continue to receive further supplies every week during
the season. NH 1dS,y
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04

The STEAMER AUGUSTA, after repairing the
damages sustained by her recent collision with
the ''City of Richmond" resumed her station
on the route between Norfolk and this city on
Tuesday last.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04

~ THE ATHENEUM.-Dr e. K KANE KS =.
tie Arctic Expedition, will lecture at the Athena I'm
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings of this week, on
the Arctic Regions in connection with the search after
Sir John Franklin"
Hereafter the lectures will begin at o'clock; doors
open at 7 Tickets 25 cents, for sale at the door,
THE COMMITTEE ON THE ATHENRuM.
NH,
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WHEELING BRIDGE CASE.

Neither House of Congressw in session
Tuesday.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04

VIRGINIA STATE STocX.-At the New York Stock
Exchange Monday $1,000 Virginia Skies chang hands
at $lO7d and $4,000 at $l07a.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04
Eoss of the ship Ausscriitz.

NEW IUKK, March 3.
Letters from Canton state that the ship Austertz,
from San Francisco for China was lost in Typhoon
the 18th November last. Crew saved.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-04


An arrival at Boston brings dates from the Cape de
Verde Islands to the 3lst January. There had been
much sickness amongst the inhabitants of the islands
Threefourhs those inhabtng St Vincents had died
whilst those at St Andrews had also suffered severely
The islands had suffered greatly from gales and Sc
we're rain storms. Many houses had been Frustrated
and the crops destroyed such extent as to leave
scarcely enough for the Inhabitants subsst upon
They were living in mud novels, which was one cause
Of the great mortality amongst them
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Rossini, the eminent musical composer, it is
said, will visit this country soon.
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yellow Fever at Surimnn,,

Accounts received here from Surinam state that the
Yellow Fever, or Black Vomt raging fearfuly, at
that Dlace.
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WAsHINGToN, March 3.
Mr. WEBSTER is expected to return tonight. The
trouble among the Democratic leaders is increasing.
The printing the great obstacle to the restor
ton ofharmony
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WASHINGTON ITEMS
The Supreme Court on Tuesday last adjourned till
April.
Hon: Chas. Allen of Mass, lies dangerously ILL., His
physicians entertain little hope of his recovery
The Mayor and Council of Baltimore reached Wash
ington Tuesday on visit to the Steamship Baltic