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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-23

NJ K1sRO HOY LUsT,-1vis tAs saosc On s,v'
In tore. On "wednesday, I'D inst. nsslo ~ ~
I or years old. named Hehry. h -. aa ab.
cs,,n,cs.n suit 3. oxnaburss and strAw NAH s,s,a
srsl reward via 81 psid for biz dsiisery . WV
No 10. Main street. srcRN.
q 23--sks = = : -
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z YOUNG GUARD! ATTENTiON.-
e Attend meeting of your Company, at youf Ar.
I'M naory, en- THIS THURSDAY, the 23r1 day OF
" september, al half past O'Clock, Pm. by or
der OF the Captain.
se23 ]. w. BARLOW' v. ..
NOTICE TO CUNTRACTOks.-fhe un.
IN dersgned is authorized to receive Proposals
until the Attn day of October next, for the Ekeays-
ton, Walling and other work, cor neeted with the
enlargement OF the Basin in Richmond
The Plan and specification may be seen at the
Engineers office Tide Water CONNECTION
D. s. WALTON.
&c 23-2w PA. Engineer james R. s \. Co..
Two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Situation Us
l. Salesman, in Dry Goods Store, BY Zen
tleman that can influence considerable trade. Inc
best OF references as TO character and quslcanou,
can be given. Address SALESMAN" taroogn ro''
Office. So <0-a.
NOTICE.-Tne subscribers stores WIZ 70
IN c.osed ON to-ssy, (Thursday9 the -5fd ins'' s1a
be re opened ON Friday, the 2ith inst. ,,v
JACOB A. LEVY,
se2s Nos Is and 81, Main street.
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-, ruK KgNT-A genfeei pfisase fesi5 saH,.
Ea on Isl street. betweeo Msin aud Cary
IL. moderate sized isnly. iof rent a. 80. ~
year. Procession gisea lst October. Apply ~
premises, or to vrpsgE
se23-ts JESSE r, 49,
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Mzs MNS. T.. t1GLlNl fesJeet- en-
H243fully announces to her customers
mat she has just returned from the ~
W North, with a. large and beautiful as 3
sortment OF Fall style Millinery, consisting =
entirely new sty les OF Straw Bonnets, SIX anu "a
vet Bonnets, kich Ribbons, Flowers, fumes, Az
every article in the Millinery line. Aao iais 30
sortment OF Fancy Goods, 10 which see so as
attention Of the public. &c
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Fabricated F0reign Neus.

NEN YORK, April lS.-A despatch was
published in this city on Saturday, by the Com
metclal and Evening Post, purporting to come
rom Boston, announcing that private letters
had been received by the America, stating
that there had been an advance instead of a
Decline of cd per Dbl. in -four. at Liverpool,
accompanied by the statement that Charles
hean had fallen dead on the stage, and that
Marshal Radetzky had died suddenly. As
the Geographic agent who produced this news
also furnishes Geographic news to the evening
papers OF your city, il may be well to inform
you that there is not word of truth in either
OF tie statements. being entire fahricarians.
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Al ODERN LANGUAGES

M ODEkN LANGUAGES.-The undersian
tsA ed begs to offer ais services as a Teacher of
the German, French, Spsnish, and Portuguese Lam
-gasges and referring TO the subjoined testimony
he hopes that the public will honor him with lb
eral share of their patronage
HENRY Won GROOMING,
Teacher of Modern Languages,
9Th street, next door to ST James Church,
Mr. Henry Won Grooming has enjoyed unusual CD.
porsunities by education and continued residence
abroad, TO become practically familiar with the
most important of Modern Languages, whilst his
character and his habits are such as to insure to him
as asgenteman. that success which his extensive
knowledge and great ability as teacher cannot ta
to obtain. Dr. ERNEST VOLGER,
Adj. Prof. of Modern Languages
University of Virginia, March 80, 1852.
take further liberty to refer to the following
gentlemen, residents of this city
Mr. strecker, Mr. John Endhch. Mr. E w de
Voss - =
ap 20-l2t* HVG
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Movements Of Kossut1.

PHILADELPHIA, April 18.--kossuth arrived
in this city by the Baltimore train YESTERDAY
afternoon, at about halEpast S o'clock. He
was hurried immediatelyto the Walnut stree,
wharf, and started North in the Pilot Line
which was delayed for him ten minutes be ond
its usual time. No excitement was manifest
ed, as ne passed through without being known.
Kossuth was to remain AT Bnrl;ng,on nn,;i
Monday morning, where he designed no ATTEND
church to-day. and dine, by invitation, with
Bishop Doane. His baggage was sent to New
York this afternoon by the Pilot Line. He
was accompanied from here by committee
from the authorities Of Trenton.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY GAS WORKS,
RICHMOND, Va, April 10, 1852
y EAIED PROPOSA Is will he reca;yad n,


~ the subscriber, at this office, until IL O'Clock
Oh the first day of May. for excavating Taus pS
OF such width ADD depth the nature of the earth
may require, within which to build cyii.rfricsl
stone wall of "a feet diameter by about % teer
depth.
The bids viii specify the rate per cubic yard Tor
eafth gravel loose rock and solid rock, regarding
any rock less than one cubic yard loose rock
Bids Will state az what price if the material exca.
waited are left on the lot and at what price carried
away. Said excavation to be completed within six
weeks after the date of the contract,
Also will be received within the same time, seal
ed proposals Tor building stone wall of cylindrical
FORM the diameter of which cylinder is to be 81 it.
inside, and its height about "a feet said wall to be
OF good CT ante rabble, feet wide at the bottom
and gradually falling OF to thickness oil Q feet
at the top No stone will be admitted over cubic
feet to be vertical the inside aud laid with sharp
sand mortar or hydraulic cement. There will be
SIX pieces to extend outward feet including the
WALL placed in regular form opposite each other
in each of these piers there will be walled in
wrought iron bolts, inches diameter 10 feet long
said bolts To be fastened at the bottom with cast
plates IA inches square by Ii inches thick; the bolts
| ana plates will be furnished by tue city
The top OF the tank wall is to be covered with
cut flag stone feet wide and not less than inches
| thick.
Also, will be received within the same time sealed
proposals tor facing the stone wall the inside
with nine inch brick wall, leaving space of L
inches between the two walls which space is to be
tiled with grouting made of the best quality ny.
dsauic cement.
The bricks to be hard burned and laid in hydrau-
lie cement; the bottom of the tank is to be paved
with three of hard brick laid Railways the
| lower course to be bedded in concrete one foot
! Deep the other courses in hydraulic cement; the
whole interior of tie tank to be pastered with
| coat of hydraulic cement.
The stone wall to be completed within six weeks
after the pit is ready for the masons and the brick
| work and pastering TO be completed within two
weeks after the stone wall shall have been finished
The cement will be furnished by the city.
Also will be received until II o'clock, NJ, on the
| 18th day of May 1882, sealed proposals accompa-
MED by plans for Telescope Gas Holder, with all
/ the fixtures thereto necessary
The lower section to be Gu ieetn diameter by 4
feet in height; the iron between the upper and low
sheets TO be not less than Ia wire guage; the up
per section to be 76A feet in diameter by 2 feet in
| height; the iron to be same above, IA wire
guage. e5f
/ Said Gas Holder to be completed and ready for
| use by the 30th day of Sept; 1852 81 -.
Bond and security (or reserved payments) win be
require to ensure the faithful performance of
contracts.
ap 20-3taw4t C. CAMPBELL, Supt
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RAIN AT CHARLoTrEsvILLE-The rain fell in
immense qusntities at this place during Saturday,
80 rhat the Riyanna river had risen on Sunday
morfltrs to the height Ct three feet above the top
OF the RaiiEoad bridge which is itself IS feet above
the surface of the water, at its ordinary height
The FIRE of the locomotive that conveyed the train
across the bridge az put cut by the water
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RAILROAD AccIDESr.-On Friday night
asst locomotive exploded on the Baltimore
ana Ohio Raildroad, near Weaverton, instantly
Killing Mr. Benjamin McMakin, supervisor on
lac road, and badly scaIding Mr.. W. VIM,
lhe engineer, and Mr. Lowe, the fireman.
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Later nm Bu<no. Acre..

NEw iokks April l8.--A n arrsv Il this atter
noon brings haeuos Ayres dates TO March 18Th
NJ. Vincent Lopez had been appointed Pro.
vissonai Governor, aud the appointment was
extremely popular. The American Consul
made the FIRST resosute resistance against the
psllages in the city, after the defeat OF Rosa
With force OF ak marines, he shot down two
and quito fight so OF the pInnderers, His
example was soon followed by others.
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Murderer Coaricfed.

ROCHESTER,, N. T.. April 16-Maurice An
iona, tthe PortugeseI who has been on trial
lor he murder of ignazio Pinto, last winter,
has been found guilty OF murder. The jury
we're our about half an hour. The prisoner is
totally ignorant of our language, and is quite
an Old man,
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" Capt. Dixey, late master of the bark
Missouri, convicted of stealing specie from his
vessel has been sentenced to FIVE years con-
anenieht in Jail. Capt. Pitman, for like Of
'ence, sentenced TO three years confinement
and fine of S25.
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q Eli GRAPHIC NEWS
IN ~ ,-1,5Sss:=
TTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
CsnGrssslsnal.
WAsHsNcror A

WAsHixcros, April 10.
In the SEsArr, Mr.. Gw,s gave notice d
ms intention to offers resolution for the settle
mont Of private land claims il California. The
French Spoliation Bill thin came up on it, pas.
sage and the question being taken, j, was car.
RED 10 the Affirmative, yeas q, aays Is. So
this bill, sitter years Of discnssioa, has psssed
The Deficiency Bill was then taken IN.
In the HousE, the report of the Comm;t.
tee on Printing was taken up. A membs~
moved to lay the pending motion for rec onssde.
ration Of the commitment Of the report on me
table. The motion wac lost, and the recenside-
ration carried, MIR. GoRMAs moved to lay the
whole subject on the table. ltIere ends the
dispaichl. -
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Steamboat ON Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, April l8.-The steamer In
dependence, belonging to The New York Rail-
road Company, caught fire at an early hour
his morning, while lying at Camden, and was
damaged 10 the exieat of about $1,000.
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VENABLE STREET AND FEDERAL
STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE-Will be
sold at auction, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of May,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, lot OF ground trout
ing $50 feet the north side of Venabe street. and
235 feet on the western side of Federal street 1t
will be laid Off into small lots fronting on both
streets. TeIms--One fourth cash. the balance in
equal payments of six and twelve months with in.
terest. THE PROPRIETOR
NH 27-dts
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Collisi0n-Money Lost.

COIIfsI0h-MOney Lost.
NASHVILLE, April 49,.
The steamers Robert Rogers and Republic
came in collision on the Cumberland river.
causing the former to sink Immediately. No
lives were lost. Sixteen thousand dollars
were lost overheard by persons eturning from
California
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n A n A Il RPS OFFICE.
F. MORRIS A. co

For This Day.-Capitais: $2l.5o0, $780, $500,
$500, 2035, 20 oil $50, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn =
Tickets IS.
Also, the Dollar Lottery, Capitals: 1921, 1854
of 10, &c.
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated Glass IL:
80 81 20 IL "a 20 III 43 46 80 ] 60.
ap 20 G.. w. PURCELL
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The Freshet-Greaf Destruction Of Prom.
erty-Bridges Carried on.

- rHukcb OuFrIe0 UMs
HARPER's FERRY, April 10. Z
The storm yesterday caused great fresh in
the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. The wa
ter has risen within two feet of the highest
point ofthe great food of 1S47, and it is proba.
BILE that twill yetrise four or five feet higher.
The bridge at this place is in imminent danger
OF being carried away. At Winchester two
fine bridges have gone. The track Of the Cher
ry Run Railroad is submerged to the depth Of
four orfive feet. 1t is feared that the des,ruc-
ton of property at the West must have been
immense.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Aprills.
FLoUR.-Sales of $50 bbls. Howard street
at $4.0G, and 1000 Lbls. City Mills at $4.12.
GRAIN.-White corn, Sc cts; Yellow 81 to
IS cts.
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~ Two conyiets escaped from the New
Jersey State Prison, on Sunday morning. A
reward of $500 il offered for their arrest.
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sTKATTON's OFFICE.
WM HUKLEY's OFFICE.

WIN HUKLEY,S OFFICE,
No. 8, 18th street. opposite the Old Market.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky State, Glass No SO, drawn
April I7th--Lowest prize SO:
10 Sc 80 SO 60 20 l2 81 25 70 70 81
Z. Whole ticket Nos Is Sc 20, prize Of $1,000 re-
turned from this Office.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, e5:
Is % 9 5 20 46 "a 81 Al 20 10 rs.
Ticket Nos 80 rs, prize Of 800; do whole
30 40 As, two more by
APP 20-ltA HURLEY.
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t@gs The Senate of Massachusetts have re-
used TO concur ia the House amendment to the
'iqisoF Law, striking OUT its reference to the
people.
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~ A destructive Ere occurred in Detroil
Mich, on Saturday last. Total loss about
$4,000.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, April 10.
The Markets are steady with no change i
prices.
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Arrival Of the Glasgow.
New YoRK, April 10.
The steamship City Of Glasgow, from Glas-
cow, has arrived. She brings 140 passe gers.
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~ Edward Watts walked out of third
''o'y window Of bis fathers house, in Pliiia.
oFs pt''a, 90 Friday night, while asleep, and
|sas killed.
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BIZ JAMES, M IN
BY WILMINGTON GODDTN.
rrRUsTEE,s SALE or REAI ne

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL rs
= TATE.--By virtue of a deed of trust execnf
ed to me by William Lisgan and William L Nc
MINI, bearing date the 23i day of February, 1852
and Of record in the County Court of HenricO
county. shall proceed on W ednesday, the 2lst
day Of April ID 1882, commencing at S O'Clock,
2. d., 70 sell at public auction, the premises to
the highest bidder, the following real estate stu
ate in Henrico county, adjacent the city OF Rich
fnond: a House and lot on the northwest corner
Of Broad and 2}d streets, fronting on Sroad street
30 feet, and running back $50 feet to an alley,
at present occupied by Mr. John NJ. Royal; .
running back $50 feet to the said alley and bound
ed on the east and west BY lots now or lately be-
longing to Miles Turpin and William Catlin re-
spectively; a House and Lot fronting ON Broad
street "a feet and running back $50 feet an alley
betw zen 22d and 23d streets, at present occupied
by William L. McMinn; a House and Lot fronting
on Broad street "a ieet and running back $50 feet
to an alley. between 22d and 23d street. at present
occupied by William Liggan.
TERMS A cash, balance at 3, s. and 9months
tor negotiable notes, interest added-and title re-
tanned till last note shall be paid. Possibly some
arrangement may be made at the time of sale for q
longer credit as to part of the purchase money.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Sale of w. GoDBrN, Auctioneer ap9
P. S.-Immediately after the above sale viii be
sold five beautiful LOTS, each fronting 80 feet on
the east line f25th, between X and streets
TRRMs-One third cash, balance at three and six
months for approved endorsed negotiable paper
ap 10 w. GODDIN, Auct.
n0MMIssIONEks SALE OF vALUA.
" BILE REAL ESTATE NEAR RIcHMOND.-
In pursuance OF decree of the Circuit Court of
Chancery for the county of Henrico pronounced
on the 18th OF January, 1852, in the suit of New
Gregory and others, the undersigned, a commits
sioner appointed by the said decree, will on
Thursday, ed April, at O'Clock, Git fair, If not
the next fair day there AFTER Sunday exceped) ex-
pose to sale at public auction, the premises the
Real Estate in the said suit mentioned, consisting OF
two parcels OF Landlying on the New Bridge Road,
about II miles from Richmond, the la,e residence
of Robert P. New, decd. The property viii be di.
vided to suit purchasers, If necessary.
TERms-One- third OF the purchase money will
be required to be paid in cash for the residue, a
credit of six to twelve months will be given, the
purchaser to execute his bonds with approved Sc.
curty for the credit instalments which are to bear
interest from fe day of sae and the title to be re.
tanned until the whole purchase money shall be paid
and a convey snce directed by the Court.
se JAMES TALLEY.
NH 3l--eotds w. GODDiN, Auctr
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~! ~ MAIN STREET, NEAR rHE CITY HuTTf.
VIII be sold on Tuesday sAfternocn. the $40 ~.
Apni, 1852, upon the premises, commencing a &
SIDE of Main street. now in the occupancy Of ~ 3
y sanxay as hook store, for which purpose II -
been for many years used, and was regarded 4 MOI
valuable business stand 49, Z
Terms -one-fourth cash, balance at s, IL and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest sdded. =.
cured by a trust deed ~ n =
ap IA W. GODDYN xnr,
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4ssA UhEOOb1s q liAA Uhts es3s-'Fss
Successors to j. w. NIanry & Co., Mama
ssze = gers.
Office, No. 81 Main Street
The capital of SCI $50 sold in a whole ticket.
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Class So, April l6 !:
81 Is 9 2 IS AZ 81 SO 26 So IL "a II IS u.s.
4 Whole ticket Nos 8 l8 81, the capital prize of
S2loeo IN the above Lottery, sent to this agency.
Va @ stss1sa rs aiS
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery No SO, April II
10 Sc 80 SO 50 &c % IL 81 Is ~ 7s 81.
Scheme TO.Day-Capitais: prizes of Sl2,.
000 70 numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets $5.
To.morrow-S33,00 600 capital Tickets So
Z an 20 M
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Iy kes. Mr.. Benueft, young and gifted
Preacher attached 10 the Southern n. e.
Chafeh, nas become dcrsnged.
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sHErPERSON's OFFICE.
Main Street, opposite the Va. Banks.

eHEfFEkSON's OFFICE.
Main Street, opposite the Va. Banks.
Drawn Nos Patspsco LOTTERY, Glass 49, April II !:
As 40 % 20 81 So 9 z so "A 49,
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass IL,
April II:
80 81 10 Al GA 20 Ill 40 46 SO L 63
For T0-Day-Tbe Bel Air Lott, ry Glass l6-
Capitals S2l, 900. $500, $780, $780, $685. 20 of 75O
30 of $50, 90 OF $50, l35 of 100, Sc. Tickets So
Shares in proportion.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery, Glass l21-Capitals !:
S4224,. 164 of 100 &c. Tickets only 81.
Ey7 Look at the prizes sold and paid at this of.
fee during the last few days.
Nos. is % IA, prize of $500; do II SO, do do
S275 do 4 %, do do 800; do 80 81 63. 8 1850 /;
co 10 SO IS, do do SIS; do IL AZ 81, do do $40
by scts 80
apo < STEPHENSON.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
A. TURNER Il COMPANIES 3
COMBINED

WILL enter the city on Friday. April sd, head.
" Cd ~ the New York Brass Band The AMI.
mails are those which wore exhibited throughout
the principal cittes of Europe BY Van AFnburrh
The performing Elephant AbdnIIah excites The
wonder and surprise of every individual who has
seen bis almost incredible periormances
Inc Hquesfr1nn Troupe is without its su-
Perior In the known world among which are those
cele DRAFTED RIDERS Messrs. N. B. and T. ". Turner,
ward. De Lacey. Masters Thomas Henry, &C., and
that Clown OF ell Clowns, J.. N. Myers who will
throw somerset over sixteen men, over ten horses.
and the largest class elephant-will exhibit on M.
valentines lot Broad street. opposite the City Han.
1850 "a, : ~ aA11 ~1'u'
Doors open at halt past O'Clock, P. Al. Perform.
ances commence at r NJ Admission so cents /.
children and servants IS cents Afternoon uer.
isrmance on Saturday, commencing at half past
oelock, I'm. ap I9--6t 4
CONCERT AT ODD-FELLOWs, HALL.
'1sHE SMITH FAMILY. in Compliance
= with the wishes of many friends will give
Musical Entertainments at Odd Fellows' Hall.
on TUESDAY EVENING, April 10th, 1859.
choice selection OF their best Songs, Duets. Orar.
Ieties, Tros. &c, viii be given. The substance of
rndsy evenings entertainment will be repeated,
and several additional pieces viii be sung. 's'
Tickets 20 cents each, for sale at the ticket Office
reserved seats SO cents each
Doors open at half past o. entertainment IA com.
mence at o'clock. an 10 ~
IsnE ATHENRUM.-A Lecture will he de-.
4 hvered on Thursday evening of this week
oy Mr.. ANDREW JOHNSTON. Su6ject--aNation.
al Ballads"
Lecture begins at 81 o'clock; doors open At II.
Tickets 20 cents, for sale at the door.
aP2 THE Con-. ON TnR ATHENEUm
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NOW READY AT

~ :. Il. GRESHAMS, B, Dad street.
Graham Magazine for May. LIZ pages of reading,
IL EN- oeilishments, 80 original articles.
=, miiilneI and millionaire, by the author of the
''Lady Killer"
Ciaret and Olives, from the Garonne to the Rhone.
being No Of Putnams Library-25c
Cooley Lady's Book for Msy-25c
Sartaln's MAGAZINE for May-25c
The Grumbler, by Miss Ellen Pickering-25c
Falkland, by Buwer-25c
Tom King. the Highwayman, by the author of
"Dick Turpin"
Edward and Isabel, or Tales of Old Ocean
Diary OF Broadway Dandy-25c
Swamp Steed, or Marion and his Men-50c
Falkenburg, by the author of s.Germaniar Sic
Flag OF Our Union, Waverley Magazine. Banner,
Home Gazette Museum, &c. for April oath.
an IN
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CONCERT AT ODD-FELLOWs, Hal
fISHE SMITH FAMILY. in conn II; -

A GOOD BOOK.--Just received and for sale
"A by NASH O. WO0DHOUSE, Eagle Square,
GoodTichs Comprehensive Geography and History,
ings.
The object OF this work is to supply view of the
world, geographical and historical suited to the
ore advanced class OF pupils in high schools, AGA
denies and private schools and also reading
book Tor families, as well book of reference for
merchants travellers and the great mass of general
readers-price only So an 20
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SHELL COMBS, FANS, PORTE MON.
NJ EAIES AND CIGAR CASES-Just received an
elegant assortment of the above, comprising some
OF entirely new styles, for sale at the House Fur
nshing Store of l.. GINTER
ap 20-lw 1877 Main street
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-. e<.--ANkA DIRECT LINE HUM
RO. NC To RIO ID
nIN5 and rETERSBURG. VA.--0n and after
the first day oil April. 1854 there viii be line Of
-Four Horfe Post Coaahes direct from Greensboro.
n @ 10 Burkevile, Va, via Danyiie, Halifax Oh
and Charlotte G H, to Bnrkeviie, where they ron.
meet with the Richmond andsDsnvilie Railroad, and
also with the South Side Hsilroad IRON that place
to Petersburg. 3,
This line viii run regularly three tines week.
leaving Richmond aud Petersburg a II O'Clock, 4
ii, every Tuesday, 1hursdsy and Saturday and ar
rive 10 6 Greensboro the seceud day. q "a q.
leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursdsy. ana
Saturday It 8 n, nnd arrive u kaohmend aad
Petersbarg seelnd day nt u 4.
Fafe through frnm Greensboro 70 Richmund g
Petersburg: ga $50
DEAR The line connects with ths ynchbnfs and
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