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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
VENTILATION. For sale by J w RAN.
DOtpA --.-s

" VENIlLATlON. FOR sale by w RAN.
D0LPH.
Floral Offering: token of affection and esteem
by II nomont, culored platcs-sl25
Anens Rural Agrieulture-Si 25
Wheat Sheat. Gathered from our own Fields
by c Woodwarth & T \ Arthur
!udson and his Labors, by Rev ID Gillette
81 cts
Plato: his Life, Works, Opinions, and influence.
by + Bord D--37 etc
An Alphabet OF Birds, comprising descriptions of
their appearance and hsbits-25 cts
kossath, or Washington, or the New Doctrine
o. Intervention, by Boar oman, D D-25 cts
The Ladies' Oracle: an elegant pastime for So
cial parties, and the family circle by II Dumout-
SIo0
Eien's Birth Day, and other Stories-a5 cts
Uses and abuses of Air, with remarks on the
Ventilation OF Houses, by FL Ginscom, Nj D.
plates 81 90 ape
A RTHUk'S NEW MOVE 1.-The Two
IN Brides story OF real life, by 4. S. Arthur,
2j cts.
The Pictorial Newgate Calender, containing the
Lives, Trials, and anecdotes OF all the noori-
Gus rogues in the known world--50 cts.
Counterfeit Detector and Bank Note Reporter,
for Aprll-l2 CITE.
The International Magazine for April-25 cts
Websier's Unabridged Dictionary, in the various
styles OF binding. N. 4. We reduced the price OF
this book from 80, 90 TO S. 90 in this city,
We are ROW receiving Books from IL ade sale, and
can as usual, sell low in proportion, as we bought
low. Letter and Cap Papers in the greatest variety
GEO. Nj. WEST g. BRO,
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ELlVEs AND GAPEffs.--Fresh, received
andfor sale at JUAN PlZZINI'S,
spi Next door to The Exchange Bank.
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NAGN!FICIN MI DRE.. GOODS AT

III MAGNIFICkN MI DRESS GOODS AT
~ VERY Low cES.-HEADQUARTERS
FOX BARGAINS No. ts3 BROAD STREET We
respectfully call the attention of the ladies TO our
tsige and handsome assortment OF Dress Goods,
looons. Collars. Parssols and which through pc
ahsf advantages in purchasing. we viii sell cheap
quo matte how ehe ap The same are selling else
aefe) ihan sny goods OF mlar quality are sold
ahe city. La Linen Hdk's., Ribbons, Kid Gloves,
aefy' and in fact in every thing else, our prices
e1o iew, that very body who have seen and
agit oa the same are astonished and pleased st
sane time, 70 have found out the cheapest Dry
'ods store ia RicEm nd.
MlLLhlsER e. BROTHER,
tlh 50 is3 Broad street.
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DOGGRTT g ANnERs0N- UpHoL-

| nOGGETT & ANDERSON UPHOL-
- sTERERS AND PADER HANGERS, csr.
Fer OF Governor and Franklin streets, are
now receiving their Spring stock OF French and
snlerican raper Hang ngs, Borders, Fire
screens and Curtain Papers, making the
SFst shd most complete assortment we have ever
LAD the pleasure TO offer A large portion of the
ser Qualities have just been received from the best
etorlcs in France, and of the richest and most
taonful styles that are made. We have also on
a1d general assortnls Mt of Upholstering Mate.
as, curtain Goods, Floor Oil Cloths, India and
1co Mating, Window Blinds aud Shades, best
AIRED hair and shuck Mattresses &C., all of which
fwi De sold at q small profit; and all work in our
ne attended to punctaaly, and faithfully executed
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AhGE sTOCh OF DRY GOODS AND
II HAhDWAfE AT COST.-The subscriber,
intending to discontinue the sale of Hardware. and
wishing to have necessary alterations and repairs
made in the Store, preparatory to confning them
selves exclusively TO the sale of Dry Goods, win
sell at cost, or cash. or approved negotiable notes.
four months, their large and desirable stock OF
both Dry Goods and Hardware.
Merchants. planters, and others, will find II to
their interest to examine this excellent stock of
Goods, which will be sold at either wholesale or
retail.
THOMAS CHARLES ELLIS co,
e22-ts Main street
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GEORGE HUMMEL,S PHI hEaiIUM rs.
" SEnCE OF COFFEE.-One Package at
12 I.2 Cents will save A lbs. of Coffee.
This Essence was lately awarded with silver me
cal premium in the American fnstitate, New York,
also with the first premium for such articles in the
Franklin Institute Philadelphia. This Essence has
been proven by many thousands of the richest and
most respectable families, as well as by the poorer
class Of people, almost through the whole United
States 20 be BY far the best preparation of Coffee
ever offered to the public. Cotfeemade by this Es
senee is much more wholesome, more delicate
finer favored, perfectly clear, and, in every in
stance. superior TO the finest Java Coffee.
For sale in any quantity, gross or dozen, at the
makers lowest Wholesale rates, by
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists,
sp5 l25 Main street.
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d ENRIGERATOKs, WATEK-COOL.

~ chS AND CdOWEh bA1HS.-Ihe sub
scriber would respectfully inform his customers and
the public generally thas he has in store full
and fresh supply Of the above, which he will war.
to be the best and most desirable to be had
anywhere. The undersigned is sole agent for Lar
rabee's Ventilated Upright assi Horizontal Refrige.
rator, which is universally acknowledged to be the
most complete ever inveated. This Refrigerator
is SO arranged that the different articles may be
kept separate, which is great desideratum for
keeping them sweet and pure. 1t has Water
Cooler, where can be had pure ice water at any
time, and it'll SO ventilated that the current of air
is constantly being changed, thereby rendering the
Refrigerator itself perfectly sweet and clean Also,
for SALE Larrabees Water Cooler, where, for ct
cents worth of ice, you can have ice water all day
long. Shower Baths, Locks Patent. This article
is simple in the extreme, and cheap. The water is
let down upon the bather by means of valve,
allowing the bather to take as much water as he
pleases Orders ircin the country will be pune
tualy attended to, and shipped free OF expense.
Merchants who wish to purchase any of the above
articles, VIII be allowed liberal discount. Are to
be had at the House Furnishing Store of
ap D. l.. GIN TER, 1877 Main street.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

ME ARE now exhibiting our SPRIaG STOCK.
w TO which we invite the inspection of both city
aud country buy ers-among which win be found
the following articles:
Rich brocade dress Silks
Plain and changeable do
Plain and striped do
Black Satin d. Chile
British and French printed Calicoe Cambncs
Do do Orsandies and Iaconets
DO do Bareges and Tissues
Do do Grenadines and Foularis
Do do Delaines end Challies
Rich printed Barege Delsnes
Plain black Barege, Grenadines and Tissues
French and Scotch Ginghams
Black Lace Shawls and Scarfs
Plain and embroidered white Grape Shawls
With complete assortment of housekeeping
Goods, all OF which we offer at very low pricea
BREEDEN d FOX,
NH 30-2aw2w 217 Broad street.
kEkDEN & Fox have just received
II I04, ll-4, and 1874 Linen Sheetiugs
"a and l04 Table Damask
Birds-eye and Scotch Diapers
Napkins and Doieis
and "A Irish Linen
9-s and 54 Pillow Linen
French and Irish Drillings
Brown and Bleached Cottons
with fun stock of servants and children's wear,
which they are offering very cheap 10 their city and
country friends.
mh 29-d dtw2w 2l7 Broad street
VNHE PICTURE OF THE GENERAL
Il ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA, covering nearly
ten square feet of silver, will be drawn Tor on We'd
nesday. March 3lst, 1852, at 5 o'clock, P. NJ The
ticket holders are requested to be present at the
Sky-Light Virginia Daguerrean Gallery. No. 145,
Main street. under the gothic window
Will those who have not sat favor US with can,
so as to be included in the picture, and thereby
much oblige their obedient servant
WILLIAM A. PRATT.
Five minutes time is sufficient Hours from 8, A.
NJ. to s. P NJ NH 90
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nEDAR TAR. MANUFACTURED By MRs
u B. B. NORRIS, BALTlMORE-Which II -
ededly the best article ever yet introduced for -
Dyspepsis, Asthma, Kidney snd scrofulous Anse-
lions, Piles, &c. Price ~ per bottle, which isso
from six to eight weeks.
BAIrrMoRE, March IL, 1851.
Mrs a. B. Morris: Bear Madam-it gives -
great pleasure IN Recommending 70 puos1c ave-
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar) az - exeel-
lsnr preventative or curaiive = tns n5ss a. nsos
bronchial affections, or diseases o. me lungs, -
slso 8 very valuable tonic.
Yours 'sry 's'ps;TEIH' r. IL WRIGHT. \. D.
Home Teseimeny.
py. william Crump. Dentist Of this city, -
been suffering from Consumption Of the Lungs iW
selssr ave or sx years. and has tried almost every
article recommended In his case, without any rea
benefit When the Cedar Tar was advertised tos
diately derivedbeneft from IL healing andssrength
sninR properties. At the time ne commenced -
kiug III he was very low, inasmuch that ~ wu
obliged 70 give up his ofkice for practice. he =
now 20 much relieved, that he - able 70 attend -
his patients, and, BY continuing the medicine, -
confidently hopes % be fully restored DR. O. -
hindly volunteered that his case shouid b naAe
uublic that others might be benefited. There eEe
others who are taking the Cedar Ter with dec1eee
benefit, who can be rcferfed % besides nn141
of Physiciansi in Baltimore, who are sdminisserane
tin their daily practice.
For sale in Richmond ~
P.HORTON KEAcH, 81 Mar ssrsee.
y Generai Agent for Eastern Virginia.
. r. Callana see ceFt1neates q ears. -
nAVID n. JONES, Agent aqe Uoneeaexs
u 0fEce on llsh strcot bsswsen As'n 10 2
streefs. ..s .....,,..
.t.S - ~ - {. s. - nh 4--lms
K1VKNFORT, Al4Lkk - Coz Aucee1nr
III eeru win make hoersl ads lnees On cq4@
rstnfs of aerchoufise and attend to zalot 81 etoS
q Goods. Fursltnrs. ke. 80 m1 = =
ONIYATE BOARDING.-six ef eiehf g.
4 tel md orderly gentlemen can Obtain board -
private family, ~ making applieatsp y AZ. a
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aRANGEs.--75 boxcs u Paiermo ufaugss,
" just received, for sale low by
JUAN PIZZINI,
mh29 Next door TO the Exchange Bank.
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HASTINGS OF PUNCH

Colonial Aisnomer
tne nature ct the intelligence a. 3 Ls ssnce o.
!lme past arrived from the Cana 81 CO ~ soe
is contemplation 10 alter the s, -. s ",
colony to the abode Of despair. '''e ~ 'ne
A Firm Foundation.--In case of an -;
sion, the walls of old England would i. =
formed by every man turning ont briek ..i
by the ordinance supplying all that might ~. s.
necessary in the way of mortar.
A Joke Crafsiiy Qnaiifed.-The danger of
abolisning the properly qualification for the
members of parliament is this--thaf If some Of
our Legislators were without their properly
qualification, they would have no other quail.
fcafion whatever.
Railway Oficial-"You'd better not sinoke,
sir !"
Trayeller-"That's what my friends say .
Railway Oficial-"Bat you musa't smoke
sir.''
Travelier-"So my doctor tells me.n
Railway Official, lindignanily |-But you
shant smoke sir!''
Travelier-'Ah! just what my wifeisays.n -
"Englands Weakness."-The strongest
proof of this lie the present ministry.
Manchester and the Ministry.-The lord
chancellor sits upon woolsack. The Man.
chester league improving upon this historical
TACT, has sent seat to the Earl of Derby, to
be used by the premier, at the cabinet councils.
The seat is of a peculiar significance Of ma
terial, gun cotton, illustrative of the probable
short, yet timely. fate of the Derby ministry.
Rather Infra Dig.-The government in re-.
fasIng to incur the expense of bringing home
Cieopatra's needle, has been guided by praise
worthy disinclnation TO stick i, into US.
The Long Vacation.-The throne of France.
A Shaky Co diti0n.-It is not TO be won
dered that the pope feels his position TO be any,
thing but firm; for, instead Of his having been
fixed in his place by real Roman cement, he has
been merely dabbeed down where he is with a
little plaster of Paris.
IWo Of Trade neoer Agree.-The Auto
crat Of Russia and Monsieur Louis Napoleon
are already quarreIling.
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ing cure for this malignant disease has been
communicated by physician tDr. William
Fields, of Wilmington, Del.) to the editor Of
The Delaware Republican. As the disease is
feartully prevalent in some portions OF the
country, we cannot better serve our readers
than to give The recipe. The wiiter slutes
thai il is applicable in all stages OF the disease
and will not fail to cure nineteen eases out OF
twenty, il strictly attended TO. Although ape
parenly simple, il is said to be a sovereign
re me dy : and may save many OF our lille oueH
from premature grave, which is almost sures
10 follow the use of calomei, which UNIVERSAL
ly tennis 70 increase the disease instead OF
curing il. Treatment as follows: Give mild
catha,tic, such as castor-oi or some gentle
pills, every Two or three days, and when there
is fever present, sponge the body with weak
ley. and give some simple tea TO promote . per.
spiraiion, such as catnip. sage, balm, &C., and
for the putrd symptoms give good brewers
yeast, mixed with cold wafer; one tablespoon
ful Of the former to two tabespoonsiul Of The
latter. for children ten or twelve years old. and
younger ones according 10 age; to be repeats d
from three 10 Eve times day, and use as
, gargles yeast and cream or milk. equal parts,
| sweeiened with honey, and gargle throat and
mouth frequently with il; and if the throat s8
much swollen, p0uitice with yeast and pull
verified siippery elm; continue the Shove irents
meni until we'll. know, BY many years ex-
perience, says DR.. Fields, thai this IL the brsi
! and most efiectual cure for the scarlet lever
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A COOK WANTED.-~e wish b hire or
n purchase frst rate tmale COOK 10 sither
case we win pay very hbsraily, pr.vidtd we are
fully suited Common Cooks need not be ffered
us TOLER Il COOK,
ap3 General Agents
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BOARDING.-six er eiehf 60
reel snd orderly gentlemen can ootain board =
! private family, ~ making appiieafian q ho y
Governor street nm o-i@
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Il FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR
CHAR rER.-The fine fast sailing barque
MIDAS in good order for any voyage foreign
freight preferred. For particulars. applyto to
ROBT. RANKIN,
mh 81 Corner a2nd aud Water streets.
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TuE DAILY DISPATCH.
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DRIyATE PRACTICR.-pr PLUME 9

Five minutes time is sufficient Hours from 8, A.
NJ, to s. M. NH 81
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IAVID n. JONES, Ageas - Oenecsexs
III Of6ce on 1lth street. bstwcen Asin seo nslAA
n AZ businsss epsrusted 70 hin uiIlbs panctasny
ef<nuded IA i 11u -
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K1TKNFORT, ALLkN - CO., Auceeelr
ID eeru. win make liberal Id 4neAa On ee49lGck
nasts q herchand.sc and attend 70 sslct Of secSf
of Goods. Furufture, ~. szs8 un ~ e
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WHAT THE NICE SAY.

We recollect, great many years ago, meet
ing with friend who had just returned from
England, and disputins with him about the
wealth Of the respective noblemen. He main
tanned that Lord Grosvenor (now Marquis Of
Westminster was the wsalthiest nobleman in
Eng land. We asserted, upon the strength Of
a publication then recently made, that the
Marquis of Stafford YVES the weaithiest. Our
quarrel was long and vehement, and ended as
such quarrels generally do, in bet.
Well, most ungratef;iiy, without troubling
themselves about either Of us, the parties have
settled the matter on their own hook. Lord
Grosvenor, the heir apparent of the Marquis Of
Westminster, has married the elder daughter
of the Duke of Sunderland. And what do you
think her name was, fair ladies' J? Why, Lady
Constance Levison Gorver. There is a name
for plain republican
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RoSTOPCHIN,S NARRATIVE.

We have been asked our opinion relative to
this extraordinary statement. and we have re-
piled simply by saving that we knew not
what to think oft. The firing Of Moscow has
always been regarded as one Of ths most SUBJ
lime acts recorded in history. 1t was sup
posed not to be merely patriotism, but love
of the human species, and desire to destroy
the destroyer, that prompted the act
The Count de Rostopchin has invariably re-
ceved all the credit for this act. He has been
exalted into hero for il, and is at this day re-
garded as such by half the world. That he
should come forward and, without motive, de-
liberately destroy the fabric of his own popu-
larity, is SO strange, as to be absolutely incom-
prehensible.
Our own beliefs, in spite of his protesta-
tons, that Rostopchin burnt the city-that it
was his own conception-his own desre-and
that he alone contrived the means to carry it
into execution. He may protest to the end of
his life, and yet no mop, either in Russia or
France, will ever believe one word that he
says. If he did not burn it, what did he mean
by carrying off all the engines? If he took
that precaution, was it not a premonitory symp-
tom Of what was to follow If it was not then
we ask why was this precaution taken?
We could convict Rostopchin before any
court, upon the evidence Of this pamphlet.
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without regard to wind or tide, tne case .nn
which they can take any position AT Sea- gives
them a decided advantage over an otnel YES
sells. OF the truth Of this fact had once the
opportunity Of being witness ID lSas l
nassed from New Orleans to Brazos StJago,
on board the steamer Galveston, commanded
by Can't. Wright. She had on board the Mis-
sour Volunteer Regiment, with the horses of
officers attached to said regiment. The night
preceding our arrival off the bar Of BRACES ST.
Jago, we encountered storm, more violent
las reported by Capt. Wright than any he had
witnessed during tweniv-one years of sea SER
vice. The condition of the sea some three or
four miles outside the bar after such night
of storm can be more easily conceived than de-
scribed; that the wav,s were mountain high
we all know. Within the bar was a small
steamboat lighter for the purpose of taking off
the troops, supplies for the army, &c, from
vessels too large to pass the bar. This little
steamer-rough as the sea was-met the Gal
weston outside the bar. and three hours after
her arrival alongside the Galveston, she had
on board the officers and men Of the regiment.
We propose TO say more on this scheme OF
DR.. Archer's. 1t is proposal TO throw the
whole trade Of the Brazos into the arms OF
Norfolk. And why should not Norfolk accept
the proposition Why should not she, rather
than non-slaveholding city, have the trade OF
all this glorious valley of the Brazos.
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II On Saturday evening before last, we acct
dentally got ride in beautiful new coach which
was taken oat q trial trip on the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad. This is another of thos.
comfortable ard well hnishe passenger cars with
which the road is well furnished it was built in
their own establishment, under the supervision of
Mr. Bragg foreman in the woodshop and painted
by Mr. Deane, master painter, and reflects great
credit on each Of them We were soon at that
beautiful retreat. the Slash Cottage" and were
lowed time enough for promenade about the
premises, after which we resumed our seats and
soon at Richmond again. Although it was
not designed az pleasure trip it proved to be such
We regretted that we did not have their elegant
new engine which has just been cDished under the
supervision of Er l. Smith, master machinist We
nJdced on that occasion, we have ftan dope tn
Systematic and easy manner in which everything is
done on that road under the management of their
excellent President, Mr. E. Robinson and their in.
defatigable Superintendent Mr. Thos. Sharp; and
We would cali the attention of the travelling CON-
rnunity TO the fact that as few accidents and de.
tentioIs occur on this road as any one Of which we
have any knowledge; and it is, doubtless owing to
the good order in which their engines and cara
are kept, and the general good mansge ment Of the
road.
So 29--1t T. w
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VELASCO AND NORFOLK.

Our old friend, DIR. Branch T. Archer, pub
fishes in the Norfolk Argus, communication
in which he sets forth the advantages of d.
rect communication with Velasco. There can
be no doubt that the Doctor is right in all his
positions, and we only regret that we have not
space to publish his communication at length.
The river Brazo, on which Velosco is sis
tuated, is decidedly the finest river in Texas.
1t is the longest of all the Texan Rivers, and
the lands upon it are noted for their fertility
they are even richer than the famous Red Ri
verlands, supposed to be, before. the opening of
Texas, the best in the United States. Ii is ma
vigable, most TO its source, and the navigation
proceeds through perfect wilderness of live
oak. Even now steamboats, Of one hundred
and fifty tons are making regular trips to the dis
lance Of three or four hundred miles, which
may be easily extended to eight hundred, when
the settlements on the upper Brazos afford OBJ
jects for transportation. Besides all this, We
lasco is one Of the healthiest places in the
world. Any man, at least any old acquaintance,
who will take look at DR.. Archer, will be
convinced of this fact. He looks as fresh now
as he did when he first went out TO Texas,
twenty years ago, and as young too. The salt
sea baths Of Velasco have preserved him, no
doubt, in his present state of health. "The
salt has not lost its sayor.'
However, the Doctor says, and says, we
doubt not with truth, that the bar of sand well
known to exist at the entrance IF the harbor
is nearly mile from the mouth of the river.
and thattwO miles without the river, the largest
ships in the world may float. In proof of the
fact, it may be stated. that after the French
bombarded Vera Cruz, in 1888, Admiral Bau-
don, with his whole fleet, anchored in the road
stead outside the bar, and declared the holding
ground to be as good as it was any where in
the world.
1t is only necessary to extend wharves TWEEN.
ty-fve feet from the sand beach, on either side
of the river, to have ample depth for oil vessels
TO cross the river.
Connected with these matter-offaet state
ments in relation 10 the port of Velasco, fsays
DR.. Al will call attention to the notorious
fact, that the introduction and application of
steam, as a propelling power. has created new
era, indeed, gisen new impulse 10 the com.
mercial relations Of the whole world. This
agent y at present employed in the navigation
OF our rivers, bays and inland seas. and 70
considerable extent on our oceans. The
oy improvement in iis application, and econ.
~ ne USE will lii Is fair 10 presumel rem.
! ~. ,.u ns sxctusive propeiline power for all
a. spesss oi navigation. Steamboat LIGHT
snv n,hss snls time found TO be cheaper tLan
.s,,s;n'. .. vssssls ~ that branch OF trade. The
~ nnes 81 commanding them