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AM'IJSE MENTs
Al rH M nkkks AI,.s r5,ss
BRILLIANT SUCCESS or
III III

-. 49, - - d4a413 = 65kks ssssss ii
The Great Wtnarl sf tho Ase!
CROWDED isouass Ann Hnrnusl1srIc ArrIAusr i
ASTOUNDING WoNBERs,
MA0sc AND MYsrxar
. MAgaLi.IsTEk will perform his great surRical
ieet OF The Nose Amputat hon, also, The chi.
r x Confectioner, The Mystic Cabinet,
Wlxnrd's Cake, Spamish Hnrlenuin and 4
lst OF his most surprising feals 10 NEGRO
" Particulars in bills Of the dsv @A
ADmrssroN Boxes so cents, Pit Is cents, other
prices a. usual s' - s'.S'
Doors open at quarter past7; commence At g
O'clock Box Office open daily from 10 A N. to S
j. NJ. WESTON,
Up Agent and Secretary
ItHk sHAksPEAkk TITERAEV A..
= ISOLATION respectfully announce to the citi.
gems OF Richmond, that they intend piviro
"brilifant Donation Entertainment. - al.
l,ar 70 nose given by them so successfully in New
York, Boston and Philadelphia, which were attended
by the most brilliant audiences the elite and fashion
OF those cites, 10 take place at the
EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM.
On SATURDAY Evening. April 10th, 1852,
presented, during the evening" with .boxn con.
tanning either rich and costly article of .,ewel
lery, or some beautiful delicate and TASTY pift Il
Among these presents will be found
Q magnificent gold Watches
SO fine gold set Rings
IL splendid gold Pencils
4 extra heavy chased Rings IS
% gents fine gold Brcastpins
40 fine gold Rirgs, assorted
IL ladies' splendid gold Breaches
10 pair fine gold set Ear Rings
81 handsome solid silver Thimbles
10 fine gold Cuff Pins
40 ladies' fancy Needle Cases
beautiful Scent Bottles
2y velvet Pincushions, assorted
so packages Janey' scented Soap
so boxes lily white Pearl Powder
% bottles Extract OF Roses, Musk, jasmine
Jocky Club, &c.
Besides an immense assortment of Fancy Articles
Bon.Bens, Confectionery, &c. &c.
The programme will be published in all the daily
pspers, and the bills of the day.
10 consequence of the unusual order of the enter
tainment, the Association have determined to lim
the number of admissions to six hundred. Posi-
lively no larger number will be admitted.
~ Cards OF invitation and admission so cents
which will be for sale at the principal Hotels, Boob
and Music Stores.
To prevent confusion the doors will be open at 81
o'clock. The entertainment to commence at Z!
| precisely.
Samples of the Gifts may be seen in the window
OF Henry Hyman, No SO Main street aps-3t
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The Chilicothe Fire.

CINCINNATI, April 6-The total loss by the
ChiIicothe fire was 100000. The losses sus.
tanned by insurance companies are as follows:
Etna, Hartford, Conn.,. Sl0S,000; Protection,
S75,000 Ohio Mutual, S., 500; Franklin, Phil.
adelphia, S2s,00G; Cincinnati City, $4,000;
Cincinnati, Eagle, $4,000; Franklin. New York,
So 900; Hudson River,N Y, $4,000.
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ARREST AND DtscgARGE-

ARREST AND DISCHARGE Two Polanders
were arrested in Philadelphia, on Wednesday
on suspicion Of being the murderers of Adam
J. Seabold, near Trenton, on Sunday last
They were subsequently discharged for want
OF evidence against them.
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REDUCTION.
REDUCTION.
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. S
BY steamship "Ronnoke" to or fror

REDUCTION.
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
By Steamship s'Ronn0keo to or from
New York.
The elegant double engine side
-1E wheel steamship 'sR0an0ke >,
NlaezkdS Lewis Parrish commander, leaves
tsskSssSzzzzzsS New York regularly every Satur.
day afternoon at o'clock. Returning, she leaves
Richmond regularly every Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. stopping at NORFOLK going and return
ing.
TIxE-3o to SO hours from Richmond to New
York, and 20 to % hours from Norfolk to New
York.
Passage and meals, including fine state-room SC
Communications, reduced to-. $40
Steerage passage only
Measurement goods will hereafter be brought
from New York at cents per foot.
LUDLAM e. PLEAsANTS, Agents.
New York.
LUDLAM & WATSON, Agents,
70 ANY goods sent to the care of the agents in
New York for re Shipment will be attended to free
of commission.
Passengers Tor Norfolk per steamship Roanoke,
will be charged the same price as by the river
boats viz 81 and meals extra.
apo LUDLAM & WATSON.
NOVELS! NUVELS!: NOVELS .!!-No
IN end to them at GRESHAM'S Newspaper and
Novel Depot Broad street.
Florence, or the Fatal Vow, by Eliza Dupuy-
% cents
Bill Deadeye and the Anaconda-25 cents
Seven Brothers of Wyoming-25 cents
Swamp Steed-50 cents
Lady Felicia, by Cockton-50 cents
Angela Wildon, by Reynolds-$l
Rayensclitfe-37 cents. Two Brides, by Arthur
-25 cents.
Head of the Family-37 cents
Darien, or the Merchant Prince-37 cents
Story Withouta Name, by james, cents
Maurice Terney, by Lever-50 cents
Poor Jack, by Marrystl-50 cents
Aims and Obstacles, by James-50 cents
The Fate of james-50 cents. Crimora, or
Loves Cross-63 cents
Cecilia Howard, by Arthur-25 cents. Jenny
Diver-25 cents
Rebel Spy, by DR. Fl Robinson-25 cents
Knickerbocker Magazine for April
Ladies' Wreath, monthly publication, conduct
ed by Helen Irving-price 81 year, IL cents per
number
Dress Makers and Miliner's Guide and Quarter.
ly Report of the Paris, London and American Fa.
shions, hook every lady should have-published
quarterly at S5 per annum
The latest daily and weekly Boston, New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers ON hand, foe sale
| Wholesale and RETAIL ap9
| FVO WATCH MAhERS.-An assortment of
l. Watch Materials, such as Glasses, main and hair
Springs. all kinds of Files Hammers Vices, Plyers
Eye Glasses, Watch Lathes. Screw Drivers, &c, for
sale by GENNET d JAMES.
ap9 Eagle Square.
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y The bill repeating the law of lS47, de-
nying the use of the jails for the detention of
fugitive slaves, passed the Pennsylvania House
of Representatives on Wednesday.
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GALE OF LAND IN HENRICO COUN.
u Try, FOUR MILES FROM KlCHM0ND.-In

GALE OF LAND IN HENRICO COUNs
~ TY, FOUR MILES FROM RiCHM0ND.-in
pursuance vi a decrecof the County Court of Hem
rice. pronounced in the cause Of Murphy, &c, VI.
Murphy, sc ), | shall, as commissioner. on We'd
nesday the l4rh dag Of April 1852, ii tar, other.
the next lair DAY, upon the premises, sell to
the hi shsst biGder, upon credit Of ak and twelve
menfhs, tract Of LAND belonging TO the estate 0f
the late Danie Murphy, consisting Of acres 80
poles lying on the road from Richmond TO VIII.
isnsburg. The improvements co.sist of com.
Portable dwelling, with two rooms below and one
aboye and OF Kitchen. More than half the tFact u
sfiIi in timber The purchaser. according to the
proved security and ftlH - Be retained until pay
rnent IL made. Sufficient cash win, ia any event
be required 70 pay ths costa 81 suix and ssle.
ap Jn0. g BOYD, Com,r
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Marine Disaster.

BosToN. April 7th--1ne brig Mariel, from
81. Mary's, Georgia. was driven ashor on
Cchasset Rocks during the late gale, and all on
board are supposed to have been lost.
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Great Fire at Padncnh.

LOUISVILLE. April ga large fire occurred
at Paducah, KY, on Saturday, by which forty
buildings we're destroyed. The loss exceeds
the insurance by 100000.
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55T7ITK 81 =
DUNEzBFs zE5lz1UzE = ~ :
TsA1ao 0R G615AH 1Eb 1f01. Ao1no
-. Aec = !; --os LeIpzx. e.
Wharf ~ WarehoosS, e Roskssls, - csrrS p
The 1chr Mwda Van Hurxn, hon Af5sk1uac ~
2ol hads Sugar. ranging from ~ . pilnn6e
ID dssses and g b.rrsl. pri.ns xel..ss
l73 hhds Copst Sugar, fir = ehodee qualIky.
TEnns- Under 500 cash, over thsf alsauns d. I
EY ssis sishsns reesrd Is Ssssis.sI q
sp7 DUNLOP, MONCURE CO. Aurru
The shove sale u postpono6 unifl InoG.
d: "a iasA in't.' 4 u o's''i 3. !. { -
SALkOE VALUABLE HAL HsTATE
CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT. UNDER DIED.
OF TRU5T-Pursuant to the proviaions Of Dad
Of trust executed TO the subscribers BY PstIfck
Murray. for the purpose Of securing sum q mo-
ton, admir-, &c. of Richssd Adams, deccassd, dsted
the l0th day Of April. le42 and duly recorded n
me Clerks oi6ce of the County Court Of HenriccI
We shall. on MONDAY, the 1ah day Of April, 1s5a
commencing at half past o'clock, p. u procee6
@ sell g public auction. on the premiees 10 ~
highest bidder for cash, certain piece or parcel
IL, hanD lying and being IN the city q Richmond.
.na1 part q tho city called Adsms Valley, ffcnt-
ny - leet on street and running back IN parallel
nnes 20 an aiey Of IS feet and 10 shs land 81 he
SAID Murray. being ali the land living between ~
land Of the hcirs Of Jacob Msttsrt decssssd 80
Oh tne snd Murray. and the lot Of Thomas 81 jsck-
SOD, ana between the said street and The ssid q
ley. and beng also part Of square uun,ber "a ~
designated In plan Of division Of the estate 81 ~
said Richard Adams, deceased. recorded IS -
/ Clerks othce OF Henrico County, If The ves.ser
shall be such q to prevent 1t the lime abov
mentioned, in such event. the sale of said nrnrsvt
win be continued from day to day, 70 commence =
the same hour, until sale thereof l. effected. W.
have no reason 70 doubt the tile to the property
Aforesaid, but acting trustees, we shall corve
to the purchaser with special warranty only
4 MICAJAH BATES, S
i LOFTIN N. ELLETT, lrustees-
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April s.
FLouR.-Sales of 500 barrels at "a 06; 300
bbls. al 81.
GRAIN-Steady at previous quotations.
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v STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Wili b.
sold at auction, ON TUESDAY, the 4th day Of May,
at o'clock in the afternoon, lot of ground 'front.'
ing $50 feet the north side Of Venabe street. and
235 feet on the western side of Federal street. IL
will be laid off into small lots fronting ON both
streets. Teims-One fourth cash, the balance ID
equal payments of six and twelve months, with in
teIest THE PROPRIETOR 81
NH ri - dfs
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BY J. K. ID. PAYNE, Salesman. S

upon the premises, commencing af4 O'Clock, p. n,
the old materials in one half of the brick tenement
Rt the corner of Grace and Union streets, and
frame tsnemeDt near the corner of Broad sud
Union streets. The same 20 be removed in ten days
from the LIST May next. Terms ut saie.
apJ sa,5 ~ g.9f W. g.
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0IKIo1 Mey4 ~ 4 PowELI. zre1i
= M az sos sssss 8 5sses & 3. 's
70 ~ 6usness eda1ded u kIs cSse. nh:
ness sc He e nov peepa<ea z. fsS5Sr fsste5
ton IN Drawing q rs oes. o. sss7v no'e.sss
terms. snd = hs y now forming elsss ~ Is
knowledge Of Drawing and tho art al xfcbsess
ture, should avail themselves 0f this favornbi~ 40
portunity, and join II 90 q TO commence Win Xe
others They csn have the use Of classical and
architectural library free Of expense For pariicu.
lsrs and terms, apply At bis Office. apis
HARDWARR AND - have
= received my spring stock Of Hardware, Guile
~ and Tools Vt all kinds, which offer ct my usual
low prices for cash. Two hundred kegs Philadel-
phia Nails IN lots OF fve kegs, 1t 80 IS per 100 lbs
st wholesale and rets with the usual variety all at
low prices Franklin street. opposite north end OF
the Old Market. l.. M. NEWBukN.
ALSO, iuli assortm mt of Shoe Thread. &C
Findings, French Calf Skins, Innings, Bindings,
MOTlCH~r 1Sstaadersigned will leave in the
l Y course'ofAsfsvleasRsi for Europe, and would
attend TO any bustnsss That might be entrusted to
LEWIS GINTER.
NOTICE.-Having secured the services OF Mr.
GEORGE GORDON, Qor many years with the well
known house OF Windle & Co., N. W he will,
during my absence, have charge of the retail de.
partment OF my business.
apo LEWIS GINTER
- TO THE VOTERS OF RICH.
MOND.-We announce ourselves as can.
didates for your patronage. Our long service in
your cause, has placed our principles SO clearly
before you, that he who runs may read them
bui, lest some might forget we will state that our
IarW q prices 10 arranged with view to revenue,
ana leette for protection. This we hold to be the
true revenue system. 1t has carried terror into
the ranks of the "old Fogieism" of high prices
and made them "tremble in their shoes" Polls
street. WHITE a. PACE
APT doors below DooIey,s Hat Shore
pARASOLS PA ASOLS!! A.
1 SoLSlIl-Just received our new and complete
supply Of Plain and EMBROIDERED Parasols Of the
latest sly also good supply of gentlemens Silk
Umbrellas, small size Umbrellas for ladies' We so.
llclf call OF all in want of such, at
CHAS. HARTWEI.L & CO.'S
apo Opposite the Swan Tavern
,IsHE PLACE TO BUY ca A p
i GOODS = = :. :
Barage Delane l2 cents, to the finest
Rrocade and plain dress Silks
Black Silks, yard wide, very cheap
Splendid Grape Shawls Lace Capes
SheetlDg Cotton, 40 inches wide ST cts
Fast colors Prints at 81 cts; Parasos
Good quality Ginghams at l2 cts
French worked Collars, Cuffs and Frills
French Lawns, Lace Sleeves
With full assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry
| Goods, which we are now selling little cheaper
| than the cheapest
anS JACnP lew
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HUKATOK,S SALE.-On MONDAY, tho,
~ 18th inst, win sell to the highest bidder. upon
credit of six months a. to all Gums Of go and up
of which Edwin Waddell lunstc. was seized, and
in possession Of and now remaining ct his late resi-
dence in Port Mayo, in Henrico county, adjoining
the city, consisting of Household and k.chen Fur
niture, Grocery Fixtures, &c, three Cows. one
Mule, one Cart one Buggy and Harness, Garden
and Farming Tools & and one Roulef and Fixtures
complete; also, one sorrel Horse, the property Of
Elizabeth Dean, and all the stock of Groceries, LII
quors, &c, belonging TO said Elizabeth DEAN decd.
Bonds with good security viii be required of tia
purchasers before the delivery OF the property. AZ
the same time will be rented tor year. the store
house and dwelling, together with large Lot adj
joining. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock, n.
ap 6-dtds* BAT. GRAVES, CURATOR
To the above sale will be added, cabinet makers
Bench and Tools, Silver Watch, superior Shot
Gun, pair Pistols, and lot OF prime Lumber, and
some prime Cedar Wood, 12 to Is feet long.
4 an S-dtds* &c. Curator.
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sTKATTON,s OFFICE.

Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 90, April z:
81 10 - % 81 A ~ l2 7 81 80 So
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, Extra No IS, April 8:
go AZ 81 SO Is Sc "a rs Z As &c Al 81.
Ticket Nos Sc 60 81, sold and paid by
STRATTON
For To.Day--Kentucky, No e. Capitol sl3,-
500. Tickets u. ap9
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MANIAC Ek,S OFFICk,
F. MORRIS e. CO.
For This Day, at IL o'clock-Capitals $4,000,
1000, &c. Tickets 80.
Alta o'clockNCapitaIs 700, 5000, &c. Tick
cts 81. ~
Drawn Nos of Susquehanna, Class Is:
SO 2 40 65 50 % 3 % 81 "A 40 20.
ape C. w. PURCELL.
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LOOK HERE!

MI ERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
lvl his line would do well to call on the subscri.
Der, and exsmine his large stock of Plain and ia
panned Tin Ware, stoves, Pumps and Fluid
Lamps, with a great variety of Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, at his large Wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot No. g. Main
street, 3 ioors above the old Market Richmond, Va
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice, and cheap and good any other establish
ment in the State. VIM. SEARS WOOD,
ap elm A Practical Workman
NOW rs THE TIME, Tor persons nu.uing
IN LAND WARRANTS, to sell the same, as all
have been made assignable. The subscriber has
made arrangements to purchase TO any amount,
and persons, by calling him at No 81 Main street,
(over John Thompson's hat store,) win obtain the
highest prices, in cash
WILLIAM NJ. FULTON,
NH 26-d&cH Attorney at Law, &c, sc.
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ATTENTION +!
LADIES' BOOTS, SHOE

LADIES' BOOTS, SHOES, "a
&c, &c.--The subscriber respect. I'D
fully informs the ladies and the public gene. ~
rally, that he keeps constantly on hand -
large and we'll selected assortment Of all kinds of
Ladies' and Cnildrens' Shoes, too numerous to
mention, aud manufactures to order every style in
his line which be called for, of the finest quail
ty and of the best materials the shortest notice.
and at the lowest prces.s call is solicited at No.
l76 opposite Farmers Bank.
JAMES B. LEACH
ALSO-A large stock of Gentlernen's Boots
Shoes &c, kept on hand and manufactured in the
most fashionable style, by Mr.. JACOB KARR.
N. B.-Store formerly occupied by Karr g. Bro
Their. ap Clint
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NEW YORK MARKETS, April 9Th.
FLouR-Declined. Southern commands "a
a5a4 81.
GRAIN unchanged.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

DESIRABLE COTrAGE RESI- DENCE
DATAUCTION.-Will be sold. ON THURSDAY,
the 9Th OF April, commencing at Al O'Clock P. n,
upon the premises that pleasant brick Cottage Re-
silence, situated 9th, North OF Leigh street. and
adjoining the property of Nicholas Mills, Esq The
lot fronts on 9Th street 40 feet, and back the
usual distance. The house is well arranged for
comfort and coEvenience is in firstrate order and
has the necessary outhouses. The whole premises
quite neat in appearance, and offer attractions
TO those wishing q pleasant residence, convenient
to business
Terms. one third cash, balance in 6 and 10 mos.
with interest and secured by deed OF trust. By
request Of the owner.
APP JAS N. TAYLOR, Auctr.
~ Owing to the inc1emency OF the weather, the
above sale il postponed until Tuesday, the 18th
inst at s O'clock
ap9 J. NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
EOUR BUILDING LvTS ON UNION
IL HILL AT AUCTION-Will be sold on FRI
day, the 9th inst, commencing at half past Z
O'Clock, P. NJ, upon the premises, four Building
Lots beautifully situated on Union HILL The Lots
front on pieasaufs street about 80 feet each, and
h ave depth Of l65feet. These Lotsa are finely eIe
waited and the most desirable ones 70 be had on
the Hill.
TraMs-0ne third cash; balance in s and u
m onths with interest
By request of the owner.
ap2 JAMES n. TAYLOR. Aucfr.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS


WAenikeros, April 9Th.
In SESArk, Mr.. Borlanj's resolution, CALI
ing for Information relative to the Japan Expe.
dition. was taken up.
Ia the HousE, the bill for the enforcement Of
discipline in the Navy was taken mp and dis.
Guessed, but subsequently laid aside, and the
House proceeded to tho consideration Of the
Homestead Exemption Bill
Scott stock Rising.
ALBANY, April 8.
At meeting of the Wing members Of the
Legislature, to-day, resolutions in favor Of
Scott for the Presidency were adopted by
vote of50.to /.
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GREGORY q aiAUkA,

GREGORY 81 aiAUkA,
Successors TO j. w. NIaury & CO., Diana.
gers .
Office, No. 81, Main Street.
Drawn Nos. Kentucky Lottery, Glass 60 April 7 |:
81 10 - % 81 "A ~ II 81 80 Sc.
Scheme for TO.Day.--Capitals: Si3,50O
5000, 1900, 1850, lll7, prizes of 1000, of 500
10 of 800, 10 of $50 10 of 200, &c IS numbers, Is
drawn. Tickets S4-shares in proportion
ape
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HOODS OWN, AT WEST d BROS
L l. The Way to do Good, by Jacob Abbott; young
CHI istian series-Sl
Falkenburg a tale of the Rhine, by the author of
mildred Vernon &c-37c
India and the Hindous, being popular view of
their history, religion, government, geography,
christian missions, &c, by F w De Ward-Sl
Hoods Own selected papers, with wood cats.
(This contains most of Hoods Poetry)-25c
The Two Brides: story Of Real Life, by T s
Arthur-25c
Watching Spirits, by Mrs Ellet, author of the
"Women of the American Revoluron"-an elegant
book-S2 SO
Florence, or the Fatal Vow, by Eliza Dupuy-
CSC
First Impressions of England and its People, by
Hugh Miller, author Of "Footpnnts of the Creator"
81
The Pictorial Newgate Calendar, containing the
lives trials and anecdotes OF all the most notorious
characters in the known word-50c 4
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter for April-75c
per mum, or per number l2c
Rudimentary Treatise on Railways, and Sketches
of the Construction and Material, illustrated, by
d. Stephenson-25c
Rudimentary Treatise on Civil Engineering, by
Henry Law, C E, with ilustrations-50c
The above, with all the Standard Works and new
publications of the day. for sale by
GEO. NJ. WEST & BRO,
APPS Under Exchange Hotel
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Rhode Island klect ION.
PROVIDENCE, April 8.
Returns ind that the State election has
resulted in favor of the Wings.
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r ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT
Ii COST --Br ,wn and bleached Cottons
White and colored Cambrics
Plaid and black and white (iinghams
English and American Cottonades
Msrseilles and SILK Vestings
Alpacas and Alpaca Serges
English and American Calicoes
Gloves, Hosiery and Handkerchiefs
Spool Cotton and patent Thread
Together with a full assortment Of Spring Goods
at cost, for cash. approved negotiable notes at
months.
Country merchants and others will find great
bargains in eur stock.
THOMAS d. CHARLES ELLIS e. CO.,
an 7-6r No LOG Main street.
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IVO WATCH MAhERS.-An assortment of
L Watch Materials, such Glasses, mahi and hair
Springs, all kinds of Files, Hammers, Vices, Plyers
Eye Glasses, Watch Lathes. Screw Drivers &c, for
sale by GENNET d. JAMES.
ap9 Eagle Square.
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60 TO THE VOTERS OF RICH

pARASOLS r A II A SOLS 81! PARA.
1 SoLSlll-justreceive our new and complete
supply Of Plain and Embroidered Parasols of the
latest STYLE also good supply of gentlemens silk
Umbrellas, small size Umbrellas for ladies' Wcs SO.
licit call of all in want of such, at
CHAS. HARTWEI.L & cos.
an6 a,no.;.., ~ !. go -
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LUDLAM & WATSON, Agents,

~ Any goods sent to the care of the agents il
New York for re shipment, viii be attended to fre
of commission.
Passengers Tor Norfolk, per steamship Roanoke
will be charged the same price as by the rive
boats, viz: So and meals extra.
an @ I.IIDI.A AM a. WATSON
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O. FOR RENT, the tenement at present oc
ES cupied by Major Walter Gwynn, corner OF
Clay and Adams streets. In addition to its com.
modious and well arranged apartments, atfording
ample room for large family, it has attached a
and carriage-house, and is supplied
with the city water. The servants apartments are
convenient and well arranged. Possession given on
the lst May.
ap7-ts A. DILL,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-03

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