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Arriral ofthe City of GLASGOW.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-The City of
Glasgow arrived this morning, with l25 pas
sensers and full freight. She left Liverpool
on The 9Th, and made the passage in less than
Ia DAYS.
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SGiifng Of the Eur0Da.

N0HEH5 q tNP EHTUpd.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22d.-The Royal mail
steamer Europa sailed at noon to-day for Lii
verpool She takes out 3S passengers and
1878, I6S in specie.
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The SEuDinSki Case.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-I'he death war
rant was read to Blaise Skupinski this morn
ing, Henry Arometze, of New York, acting as
interpreter. He was deeply affected and pro-
tested his innocence, throwing the blame upon
his brother for being induced to take part
in the murder by Rutkowski, who is still at
large.
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GOO kk WAHH.-tan away from the Medi-
~ Cal lnfcn.arY OF this city on the night ef

GOO REHABILITATION away from the Medi
= ~ Cal lnhrnaary OF this city, on the night Of
the Goth September. a Negro Man named
ROBERT. He is about feet Ii inches nigh, quite
BLACK, aud ia supposed be about thirty years of
age There is no visible mark recollected. He has
had the email pox, which shew very plain on his
face
He was under treatment at the College for
Syphilis, which be discovered on first sight,
Particularly On his hands.
1t is thought he viii endeavor to procure free
papers, and will embark at for some distan.
port. l hereby forSarn ell persons, captains OF
steamers and ether vessels, railroad cars, &c. from
passing him under any pretense whatever. | Will
pay the ABOVE reward. &2U. to any person who will
deliver him to ME in Richmond, SIS x confined
in any Jail SO that get rim. again
Sc 22-6s* GEO A. ECNDLEY. =
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PAPEk HANGING, UPHOL sTEH Y
GOODS, &c.

Y REGNAULT, $50 MAIN STREET, is
r. now receiving his fall supply OF PAPER
HAEGlNGS, consisting Of French and American,
Fresco, Gi and pain Papers, Velvet. Gilt and plain
Borders, embracing the choicest selection s1er Of.
tered IN this city
Also, Carpets, Rugs, Floor OH Cloths,
Mats. satin and WOrsted D'Lanes, Lace
Curtains and Ornaments, in fact, everything
in the Upholstery line
Rooms halls and entries Papered ct the shortest
notice and In style which cannot be equaIIed
CURLtD HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES
a1d BEDS made to order, anc always on hand.
F K. respectfully soicits call from his frien1s
and the public generally, aud will guarantee TO give
satisfaction to all those who will thus favor him.
Sc 22-6t
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GHN00 REWARD was offered by Sias
- WV G. Herring, of New York, at the
Worlds Fair in London, to any pick pocket who
could open pick one of his Locks. The trial was
IN sde for upwards Of three weeks without success.
Mr.. Herring a SO, received the first premium from
the commit for the best FIFE Proof Safe in the
world
We now receiving another supply Of these
invaluable Safes, and selling good many to persons
who had the old fashion (Asherton's) Sales, which
have proved 70 worthless in cases OF fire.
FRY a. McCANDLISH,
se24 Agents tor Virginia.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
CAsIErS OLD - FAkD

Drawn Nos Susquehanna 80, Sept % 1852:
4s 65 l "a 76 80 80 81 SO 60 AZ - 70 43 10 IS
Tickle. ~ 81 Is, 500.
For To.day.-Md Con .olid ated 81 Capitals:
l of Sl5,s0e, OF $500, OF 1000, &c. 70 numbers,
IA drawn. Tickets s4-snares in proposition.
Also, Patapeco, 256.-Capitals: OF $500, of
1900, 40 OF los Is numbers aud - drawn. TICK
cts S2-shsres in proportion.
se % SMITH.
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NEW MUSIC. ror sale at the Literary Empo
IN. ram of T. H. GRESHAMs, Broad street.

NEW MUSIC. Tor sale at the Literary Empo-
IN ram of T. II. GRESHAMs, Broad street.
OLD FOLKS AT HOME: an Erhiopisn melody
written sud composed by p Ch,isty
THE PARTING WISH, by G l. Petticolas
BLEAK HOUSE LYRICS. written By Chas JET
freys music by Glover
THE LIGHT HEARTED: Polka, by Arnaud
PreOt
THE DREAM WALTZ, by G Piccioli
WHY Du SUMMER ROSES FADE: song.
written by ] Carpenter, composed oy Geo barEer
IN GONG FOl. SOLDIER, JENNY, by w
II Bellamy
CORIANDER WALTZ, by A. Holland
ElLEEk'S PRAYER, w ritten by II Jewel, COM
posed by Alex Lee
o sISG That SIMPLE STRAIN AGAIN
CORALIN MAY
LOOK OUT ON THE NIGHT
CHINESE fOLKA =,
DON'T be angry MOTHER: az sung oy
Kunkels Opara Troupe b.
FINE OLD SOUTHERN LADY: as sung "
Master Adam. Of kunkefs Opera Troupe.
~ Ali new Music received ana ior sai1 az SOU"
as published. ,
IL Liberia! discount to teachers ana oes'ets
~ THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
1904 Broad street, opposite Broad street no's'
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se24

MANAGER'S OFFICE.
R. FRANCE q CO,
Successors TO r. Morris & Coz
For This Day.-Capltals $4,000, of $500,
3 of 1000, OF 52o, &c. IS numbers IA drawn
Tickets 81
Also, the Pata2 sco Lottery.-Captals $500, of
1900, &C Tickets So.
Drawn Nos of Susquehsnna, 80:
48 6S l 81 76 80 80 IS sc 20 AZ % % 43 10 As.
se24 c. w. PURCELL
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~fEK COMPANY'S LINE OF STEAM.
I6e4kE ERS, PENNSYLVANIA AND VIR.
dlNIA. FOR PHILADELPHIA &
NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.-The Steamship
Virginia, Captain TEAL, will be ready to receive
felgnt Thursday, the 23rd, and will positively sal
Friday, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
Passage In fret cabin and found, S. second do
do, 81; passage through to New York and found
Co.
For freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
&c p Tn lht, Dock
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NO SCHOOL TEACHERS. PARENTS
Il AND OTHERS MASH q WOODHOUSE,
Eagle Square, Rshmond, Va, are supplied with a
large stock of the best and most popular School
Books, Geo. Rphies, Grammars, Arthmelics
spelling Books, Histories, Readers, &c.
WORKS on Mathematics, Algebra, Geometry, AS
troromy, Surveying, Geology Botany, Compost
ton, Tngonometry, &c.
Latin, Greek French, Italian, Spanish, German
and Hebrew Text Books.
To their department of French Books, they have
lately devoted particular attention.
Besides all The regular Text Books, used and re-
commended by the several Teachers in this city
they have well selected stock of choice French
Literature for general reading, by reliable authors.
GIObes.-N. O. W. have also for sale, the best
Globes, ot latest editions, and OF various Sizes
ee23
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JOB PRINTING.
DIS PATCH OFFICE.
Governor Street, = doors from Main,
RICHMOND, Va

PamPhIete, BuSine0D CaFds,
Circulars, Tickets.
Handbills, Blanks. &c. &C.,
Labels, Of every description,
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms
T Orders for all kinds OF Printing will be re-.
ceived and executed in the Handsomely style.
iv IL
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WANTED-To hire immedia,ey, a good Cook,
w Washer and IrOner, for small family.
Apply at thia Office se o4-24t
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* q n = = AND b U u u FOX
INsaIE-A very fine young Horse iour years
90. eoaud aud gentle. and splendid Buggy, now
far sals m ,he AIne lean stable; viii sell 10 Them
III .a'e w" a,,ly Ia JOSEPH HiX,
arr American stables
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Fall TRADE, 1852.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
g MERCHANT & WEIsIGER, Ne.
% liz, MAIN STREET, are now IN receipt q
their FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF READY
MADE CLOTHING. Their q Gods were maaaf"e-
tured by themselves expressly for the p1stsss
trade aud theg fesi coGndeGt IN saying taai uey
will SILL as Low as the same qaahty eoods g
be bought 10 aDy Ut tie Northern markets Cau g
| No II2 Main street. and examine our stock.
s. MERCHANT - WEISIGER.
sel7-difl2t
NILES AND EDGE TOOLS.--3 casn
Il Nv. a. s. Butchers" Files and Edge Took.
comprising
Mill saw Files to Ia inches inclusive
Hand, tenon, PIT and cross cut Saw Files
socket mortise and hrmer Ch.seis all sizes
Miwrghts and pattern makers Chisels
Pattern MAKERS Gpuges, in sets
Drawing Knives, Braces and Bits, &c. &c.
Which we offer AZ low prices.
C. !. siNToS q CO,
Importers Of hardware,
Sc % Sign of the Circular Saw. II Main q
4 ,HEWING TUBACLU.-l5u BOXES Chez.
~ log 1obacco, suitable Tor the country trade z
manufacturers prices, 10 sssor.ed packages.
Also, the celebrated wine sap Brand" (the beue
article Oh hne Chewing Tobacco for ssle) II nsssg
fails - suit all who try it
BENNETT u BEERS, Druggists, are alvsys
supplied with the above Tobacco, which they san
very low in any quantity 70 suit - -
flSO sPOKTeAIkN.-We have Just rsceiss1
3 lot Of Hunting Costs, to which We woail
| invite attention OF spoitsuen They ere 0ahs
otter the English uyle, Of material bssI adspteh q
use, containing sinp'e pockets for game aad ahese
ing apparatus Now 10 the hunting season Cons
in and supply yourselves with this almost in1ks
| pensaoIs convenience.
HENRY sHAFER 4 CO.
seal Corner Main snd I4th streels.
RUTTkk, BuTTkk, BUTTkK.-Ja1s =
~ ceiyed per s,eamef, ~ kegs Prime Goshnn -
| ter, for sale Ia suy qasndiy ~
hULST 4 KING.
se2 - Franklin street opposite Old Maf1a
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ITTINH.-7v cases enerr,, Madeira aud fofs
w Wine, all Of fine qnality. just received ana t'r
at. ~ JoHN a. ROBINSON.
"a 81 Corner Cary and zush streeas
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JAMES RIVER DhAULIC CE.
- MENT-5O0 bbls of this superior Cement, we'll
known to be the best article OF the kind offered tor
sale in this market; for sale by
ROBT. RANKIN, Agent
sc 90 Corner 22d and Water SITS on the Dock.
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DANTS, PANTS-V 4 SITS. VESTs

HBANTS, FANTE-F L > I > e = Il . :.
Il Just received, a large and rich assortment
of English and French Fancy Cashmere, and black
DoeAkin Pants, Vests in endless variety Of fancy
and black figured Silk, Satin, Cut Velvet, Merino,
&c, &c. Also large and most beautiful assert.
ment of Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks, Handkfe. Gloves
Shirts, Collars, Under Shirts, Drawers, &C. &c
Those who want rich goods, aud good fits, at small
cash prices, will cali on
J. D. GOODMAN
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INDIA hUBbEA GUUDS.-AscnineB Belt
L lug, steam Packing, Garden Hose. Fire Engine
Hose, Locomotive Connecting Hose, Car Springs,
Carriage Clots, &C. &c, iuil supply on hand, tor
sale oy WILLIAMS a. BROTHEk.
ne "a Agents for the Manufacturers.
M. q. AND PORTO RICO sUGAK.-A
IN few hhds for sale low TO closes consignment.
sc "a WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER.
ID UTTnk AND ChkEsk.--zo legs Gosnen
ID Butter; 100 boxes Goshen Cheese, receiving, for
re % VIM. TAYLOR
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Tfy To- RAILROAD CONTRACTORS,
ID Planters, and ali persons VINO nave negroes
to furnish with HATS Il have now il store and
tor e at uurrecedentedly low prices, five hun.
6red doz- n (5UO DOZEN black, brown and drab wool
Hats, OF every grade and quality, to v hieh | IT.
specuully invite the attention of purchasers.
JRO. THOMPSON,
Sc % 81 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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MOTT CE.-tvil be cold at pubic auction Oh
" THURSDAY, the Both of Sept, if fair, or
the next fair day reatter, at Weatham Cottage,
the residence OF B. j. Duval, eight miles above the
city, the River Road, his stock of Horses Mules
Cows, Hogs and Sheep, all of which are good the
bushels Seed Wheat, (Woodfn,) eighty bushels
Prince Edwa' Island Oats, the farming utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, one Carriage
md ANAL rnn Ar S,n
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Apply at this office. se24-2+t
HARDWARE.-W. 5. d G. DONNAN, No.
L 10 Pearl street. offer for sale, of direct
lmporl alton, and American manufacture
3O0O dozen Table Knives and forks, every va
rie.y
1000 dozen Pen d Pocket Knives, every vriety
er, and WOstenh o.m's manufacture
200 dozen Scissors and Shears, various quail
ties
$500 pair straight and fine twisted link Trace
Chains
500 doz Pad, Chest, Closet, and Till Locks, as
RED
100 dozen Stock Locks as sorted sizes
50 do RIM Knob and Nortice Locks, with
Brass, White and Mineral Knobs
200 dozen Rowland's, Ames' and other makes
Spades and Snovels
so dozen Hay and Manure Forks
300 do Curry Combs, of all qualities
200 do Axes OF Tirginis's. Collins, Sim.
mons, aud others manufacture
100 dozen Hammers and Hatchets
200 Coal Holds, various sizes
0Fendsrs, Brass, Wire, and Pierced Iron
$4,000 lbs MAYORS and Marshal's Cast Steel,
square, round, and octagon shapes
l000 dozen Files, embracing every variety and
size Of Hand, Cross-cut, Pit and Mil Saw,
and Flat Bastard
$50 Double ana Single Barrel Percussion Guns
part fine quality
500 thousand G ID Percussion Caps
Together with other articles kept in the Hardware
line.
Merchants and others visiting Richmond, would
find it to their INTEREST," to give us cal-which we
respectfully solicit. sea
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SITUATlON WANTED.-A Young Nlan
~ would ike TO get business IS Overseer in some
Tobacco Factory, Ware House, some Public
works. lean come well recommended and give
good reference ana security ii required. Address
"a. B" City point Post Office. Sc 22-l0t*
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e,ITUATiUN WANTED.-A mldde aged
~ married Man, of strictly moral habits, wishes to
obtain a SITUATION as Book Keeper Clerk in
any other capacity in store. He wishes good
home, and would not expect large salary. For
further information, apply at this Office.
-
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TRANSPORTATION LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
Te The Pocahontas, Captain JONES'
.sst4z. will receive freight to-day, at IL o'clock
NJ aud WI continue to receive it up to the hour Of
one clock N, to morrow, Saturday, 25rh inst.
Sc 24-2t LUDLAM g. WATSON
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EDUCATION.

M Ms. rkLLkT's kNGLisH AND
Az " FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY sCHOc L
roh YOUNG LADIES, Broad street, opposite the
City Hall, viii open MONDAY, Oct f. Mathe.
ma.ics and Natural Sciences will continue to be
unoer Tue charge OF Mr.. ROSTER. The depart.
ment OF Modern Languages Drawing and Paint.
ing are filled by Mr.. Persco, long we'll known a. a
successful teacher The French Is taught by Mr..
Pereico and Miss vassas and equally efficient
teachers are secured in all the other Departments
class OF pupils under years of age viii be re-
ceived All letters of enquiry viii be promptly an
swered Address the Principal. au 30-d&w6w
LEXINGTON Law SCHOOL,.
INK fourth session OF the Subscribers Law
=. = schooI VIII commence on Monday the 18th day
u ,e oesooer next and terminate on Saturday the
.otn aay OF March, 1853. Gentlemen desiring de.
.sieo information as to the plan of instruction
sIop.ed Ia my School, text books, expenses, &C.,
l promptly receive, in reply to their enquiries,
printed circular letter communicating the des ired
Information. 'NS ue'Heo
JOHN w. BROCKENBRoUGH.
Lexington, Va, Aug l2, 1852.
auaS-2awtOcto5
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LII PERSONS INDEBTED To WM.
IA Il. SMELL q co. or BARNES o. SMELL,
| are requested to make immediate payment to me.
JAMES A. SMELL,
se2l-ts Administrator of VIM. IL. smell.
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(NUTLEhX.-lt country merchants ana others
~ wish 10 get bargains in Pocket and Table Cut
ery, let th III call at the store oi A. B. CLARKE,
corner Franklin and 18th streets He has on hand 4
large stock, which he is determined to sell cheap.
Sc 23-6t
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HARDWARE.-W.S =. d. g. DOMAIN, No,
L 10 Pearl street. offer for sale, of direct
Import alton, ana American manufacture
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS

IELEGRAPHIC NEWS
AANsMlTTED FOR THE DAILY ulspATCH
last night. p'''"
omce va; Central Railroad Cerc...
~-nrv~ nicHMoND, September 23rd 1880
NS.lE;- The 18th Annual Meeiina ~ ~.
Con ooAno MOI, OF the Virginia Central Balrosd
Jsoanpsay wiz De held at Richmond, in The ~
5ar sssS =, Room on FRIDAY, the 18th octo
@Nn UNION STEAMsHTP RI -
Line of Steamships Penusyp.:
MIA and virginia, for phiiadelphia nrs
New York, via. Norfolk.-The steansh;.,
VIRGINIA, Captain David Teal will lss1a up
precisely. IA,
N. B.-Ths Steam:hip Pennsylvania Can,
Baymore, will follow the Virginia, eaving Thur.
day, the 30th inst.
Passagein first Cabin and found, to Philade,phis
50.
Passage in second Cabin and found, to Philadel
phia, 81.
Passaee through to New York in drst Cabin and
found 50.
- Freight carried through to New York at
vcty low rates.
For freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN,
se24 Corner 22j and Water Ste
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE TO NEW YORK
s1Se Taose who desire to shin per X n m m,
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GssSrs Ahs. q. FlGLINI respect. ss,1.x
fully announces to her customers,
1 that she has just returned from the ~
North, with large and beautiful as..S
sortment Of Fall Style Millinery, consisting of
entirely new styles OF Straw Bonnets Silk and Vel
vet Bonnets, Rich Ribbons, Flowers Plumes, and
every article in The Millinery line Also large as
tment Of ancy Goods to which she solicits the
attention Of the public. sc 23-2w
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OECOND BUILDING FUND 81 LOAN
~ COMPAEY.-The subscribers to the above
Company are hereby notified to atten an adjourned
meeting to be held at the office Of Com'r w. +
Davis, on Friday Evening next, at halt past Z
O'clock IL is expected that the company will then
be organized. Prompt attendance is requested.
Sc 23-2t
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FROM TEXAS.

Dates have been received from Galveston to
the 18th inst. The apportonment bill has
finally passed both Houses and become law.
Ii increases the number of Representatives to
ninety. and the number of Senators to thirty
three. Galveston county will have one SEN
atof and two Representatives.
The bill to encourage internal Improvements
has been engrossed in the House of Represen-
tatves by majority vote. But a two third
vote is necessary TO pass it into a law and
there is good deal of uncertainty as to its
fate.
The Senate sent TO the House on the 1stinst.
q platoon of charters for railroads. Among
them is a bill TO incorporate company 10
make railroad from Galveston to Red River.
All of these charters contain provision for q
bonus of eight sections of land, of six hundred
and forty acres each, for every mile of railroad
TO be constructed; the script to be issued as
fast as the road shall be constructed in Sec
tons of ten miles. 1t is said that they will all
pass.
In relation to the affairs of the Rio Grande
the Houston Telegraph represents Carvaal
policy as very sagacious, and his prospects
good. He is said to have avoided battle
with AVOIDS, TO omit the effect of his taxation
measures upon the people. The Brownsville
American Flag on the other hard, says Carva-
jail stands no chance.
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LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

Through our New Orleans exchanges, we
have received news from the Rio Grande, &c
the 18Th inst. Another attack upon Matamo
ros. by the forces of Col. Carvajal was antici
mated and the families resident in that city
were crossing the river TO Brownsville, in great
numbers.
Gen. Avalos was rapidly fortifying position
outside the city. where he designs concentra-
ting most ofhis troops.
The Mexican war steamer State of Mexico
arrived at Brazos Santiago with large guam
,j,v of arms and ammunition for Gen. Avalos, but
could not succeed in getting them up the river,
as the steamer Grampus refused TO convey
them unless bonds were given for her security
This was declined, and the Mexican steamer
nut 10 sea again on the 18th inst, without d is.
charging her cargo.
Ii was thought an additional tax of per
cent. which had been laid on sales of merchan-
disc for home consumption in Matamoros by
the Central Government would strengthen
Carvsjal-as its enaction had created q great
indignation among the Matamorians.
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HOUSE FURNISHING AND FANCY

Il IOUSE FURNISHING AMI FANNY
i ARTICLES.--L. GlNTER Importer and Deal.
er in House Furnishing articles, would respectfully
inform the Inhabitants of Richmond, and It's vicin
ty that he has in store large and complete as
sortment such as
BLOCK TIN GOODS-Tea and Coffee Urns
Meat Dishes, with Heaters Oyster Stewers; Buck
wheat dishes; hot Water Plates; Coffee Filters and
Machine bed rom Candesticks. &c.
PLATED GOODS-Cake Baskets, Cruet Frames,
Tea Sets, savers, Candle Sticks, high and low Nap
kin Rfngs, &c.
BRONZE AND STEEL GOcDS-Fire Sets, with
and without Stands Hat and Coat Stands; Um.
brella Stands; Andirons. also in Brass
JAPAkNED GO0DS-Tca Trays, in sets or sin.
ely, some very rich Plate Warmers Toilette sets
three pieces or singly. viz: Water Can, Foot Tub
and Stop Pail; Cake Boxes; Tea, Sugar and Coffee
Canisters Water Pals, Candlesticks, &C. sc.
rich and beautiful assortment Of Papier Mache
articles together with general stock of French and
German Fancy Goods, too numerous to mention.--
calls respectfully solicited, at i37 Main Street
He IS
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. &c.

W AohfNUI UN, GD' (Us
In SENATE to-day MIR. RHETT gave notice,
that he would tomorrow ask leave to vindicate
himself against illusions made in the speeches
of Messrs. CAss and CLEMENS, on the Com
promise Measures, during his absence. The
remainder of the day was spent in debate and
balloting for select Committee to investigate
the decisions, and conduct of the Board of
Commissioners on Mexican Claims.
In the HOUSE, motion was made to Law on
the table the Bill explanatory of the Bounty
Land Act. The House rejected it so to 50,
and proceeded in Committee of the Whole, to
consider and vote on the amendments to the
Bill separately.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-27
BY PULLIAM 81 DAVIS.
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR,

IL TOWN OF SIDNEY, AT AUCTION.-Wili
be sold, on WEDNESDAY next the 3rd of March,
commencing at half past o'clock in the after
noon, upon the premises, beautifully located
LOT, of two acres, in the tow of Sidney, half a
mile west of the corporation line fronting on the
plank road and running back to Main street. The
Lot has small framed house on it, has large
number Of grape vines of the finest quality, and ia
beautifully enclosed with cedars, and is well adapt
ed for a market garden.
l will also sell four vacant Lots suitable for
building upon The terms will be made known at
the sale. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
fe &c Auct;oneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-27

Last night about 7 o'clock, a fire broke out
in the large frame warehouse, near the corner
of Queen and Union streets, owned by Henry
Daingenfeld. The warehouse was stored will
guano, pressed hay, and other articles, owned
by Il. NJ. Mccormick 81 CO., S. S. Masters &
Son, and William l.. Powell & Son-the mo 81
Of the goods held on commission, and insured
The arehouse, with its contents, was burned
-Ater. Gaz., Of yesterday.