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HAVANA.

Royal FestivaIs-Mu rder-Wreck- Chinese I'm
cuba-Paredi, &c. &c.
Ccsrssposdencs Of The N. Y. Tribune.
HAVANA, March IS, 1851.
The weather which, during the first three
weeks Of the present month, was very sempsstuous
and extraordinary for this climste,-hail having
fallen In various parts Of the island, doing much
damage to vegetation, particularly to the young
tobacco panu and also intefruptlng the erndius on
sugar Plantations no ", 10 all appearance SET
A ms, much 10 the Satisfaction OF those who con-
0mpnte enjoying themselves during the approach
mg Mondays, which commence with The HOLY week
and end with the hrst three DAYS of Easter. which
e 20 90 oevoted to the celebration OF the "Fes,as
kea'es OF Royal Festivals, mentioned in INV ls,t
tstter and OF which. now furnish You ~ith a rough
Sopy OF sne programme, by which II viii be seen
s..t mere WIN DC some sights for tire surous while
kind, Will have ample room 10 sain An ,rsish, 80
cline. Sr' VI '"s sunny
The fra. day Rsy al festival i. to be usssr.a
IN wisn salute rom the forlscaton of the Mace
and the vessels OF war IN the hAroor, accomasn,.d
oy merry peal from all the church bell, ,his lii
Dc repeated AT noon ana sunset '"s VIII
~, Al mid DAY the Captain General will hold a rrand
Nvee, and during the day the Mdnicipal authnr,t.,
VIII make distribution Of money TO the poor in sns
several hospitals, &c. f'~' :" 'ue
Inc city 10 TO De illuminated. aud bands Of music
~ play In the Alameda In the afternoon, and IN
- I'LL 90 AfmAs AZ night. Ia the Campo Mill,ay
1ssso poles Will be SET up with prizes o. ISL for
Sanee VINO may choose to climb for them, and 9th.
Ts via sums Of $3i, for people OF color In the
,sse lnesser, on the hrst and third ntshts, lyric
pencsmsnces will be given: beside which there
~ ~ mashed balls At Escsurza's and a, the Circus
v,s.a ~ sseosd day, In the evening, there viii DO
rs ~ oispay OF fireworks IN toe Guiana and dur
~ gay sne city authorizes or III Avusfamisn-
80. WI fsius away 40 prizes Of $Iea each. among
sIcns u nows VIA children. and 40 OF S5l each
- ss seSss q color and ali poor children born on
nicir. Az MAI me Princess was, within the Iau-
dssiys n 80 o. Havana. and whose parents NAV
ssssS, " VI receive primary sduc.iion, aud BE-
~ 49, 49,, - Inc expense OF the same BODY.
~ "s summary Of snussmsnt. the stranger Of
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REWARD OF MERIT.-The Atlantic Mu-
tual Insurance Company, the Sun Mutual Insurance
Company, the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Con-
pspy, the General Mutual Insurance Company, the
New.York Mutual Insurance Company, the Astor
Mutual Insurance Company, the Union Mutual In
surance Company, the New.York Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, and Messrs. Jones Johnson,
Insurance Brokers, have presented to Capt H. R.
Hovey, of the London packet ship Devonshire. and
to r. II. Moore and Samuel Warner, first and second
mstes Of the ship testimonials to the value OF seven
hundred dollars, for rescuing the passengers and
crew of the steamer Helena SIoman, in latitude 43'
north, longitude Go west, in the month of Noven-
beY 1850. This we consider magnificent donation
properly bestowed, encouraging others to assist
poorer for it.
MISSION SCHooL.-The new school at
No. II orspgs-st, being the school connected with
the Five Points Mission, was we understand, opened
yesterday. We commend the work TO we'll disposed
young persons, who will End there wide and deep
ly interesting field Of Sunday School labor. Resu-
lar teachers and visitors are needed.
TRACT SOcIETY.-The receipts of the
were: Donations, $1s,oos 81; Publications sold,
$Is,oG2 sc. Total, $3i, Oos ~. The Boston branch
received $4,42l IS during the same period.
n The April Session Of the Grand
Lodge % Southern New Yorf. l o. OF viii COM
mence this evening At Ooo Fello ~ Hall.
II The Treasurer of the Fire Depart
ment Fund has received $77 05 as the net proceeds
Of the benefit to thar fund given BY Lola xonteI al
the Broadway Theater.
CHURCH REMOVAL. learn tina: the
consres alton now worshippiDs in Grand-st. snder
the pasiership Of Rev. DR. McElroy contemplate 70
moving to the upper part of the City, probably TO the
vicinity Of Union square.
a The Empire City arrived yesterday
from New Orleans, via Havana. She brings NO
papers or news from Havana
n Among the passengers by tho Pa
cifc, on Saturday, was william 8. Tiffany. Esq,sAs
artist of Baltimore, who returns 70 Europe 10 CON-
plsts his studies, In Paxis, with AIRY sehsesr.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMgTER,
Al L. Deatours Formerly Lynch Ciarks) Isl Wall st.
1852. Am. Noon. 3P ~. SPIN.
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~ The Common Council will meet to.
night at the City Hall, look over some papers, and
proceed to the usual repas. In the Tea Room
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Markets.
and aOce of The N ". Tribune.

Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
HAVANA March 2s 1851
Since my last advces per the steamer of the h inst
there has been erable bus done SUGAR
market The stock in has however been di ain-
lhsd the receipts from the country have been fully
equal the export alton during the last weeks which
amounts TO about 70 oOC boxes of which large prspor
has been shipped TO yonr port and others in the United
States
Prices continue firm but the quotations of day are al
tbs those quoted my last letter 1t
nable 10 expec, that they si up the de.
which hss been experienced from time to time since the
ginning OF the ndBf viii cause the crop TO be,
q, east 60,el0 tuns less than 1t was last year.
Up the date 1870 900 boxes have bseA
sci rcm this port and ata zas and the prices have to
quote TO-DAY Sasa3l to for assorted Sugars,
hall White and half Brown, 3&3 for White alspe 2a
~ Yellow 2@sl 70, s,S%r ssal for Cucuruchs and
The demand for MoLAssEs continues brisk at i6s rails
beg OF five and hall gallons.
Large SHIPMENTS of COFFEE have been made 70 New
SC 50 TO IS So y 100 b. and the demand continues
CIGARS OF superior quality are IN good request TO MI
orders from the United STATES Crest Britain aud Germany
TOBACCO Is tt scarce, and only comes to market in
small ots or 650Coo b which have been shipped
the LIST o. January. $50 600 have gne SDan, and 10000
s1s vnmSS STATES sse 70 Ssrmsns %nca usually
exported ~ yet.
Among the imports, Ihave to Tote great scarcity Of
States 81 IS per 100 ~ and tina. from Hsar
eel ING At $ei. Some shipments from the North Of Flu
rope have fetched s! toll.
fhs naIkst which was amos, bare Of LARD. ha, Just
been rspenb he'd with several careoes from New-eAns
which have realized from l3l to Isl per 100 10
FREiGHrs still continue low, the large amount Of ship
pIt IN cur haTeor exceeding the demand
but raes continue steady st4ai cent dscoun, upon
few-iofk, 2sG3 do. Boston, and 10 to II prem
on Londos. lam yours, obsdiersly &c. BRO
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Wreck OF the steamship Independence-se'e
Lives Lsst-Tbe Georgia at New-Orieans'

NKw.ORLgANs, Friday, April y, 1917.
The s,ssmsn,n Iouisiapa Just arrived, reports
that the &c smshp Independence. bound hence was
wrecked on the bar of Matssorda Bay. on tne zOln
nit. The vessel and cargo yaiued az s'V'oVVJ WIZ
The Independence had large number OF passen-
rers. $50 of whom were saved but the following
seven were los. in attempting Ia reach the SHORE IN
n boat Mrs Monott ana three children, Ms
Lieut. Jones, Mrs Hovey, aud the chief mate. The
mate was drowned in attempting to save Mrs Jones
The steamship Georgia, from New-York via Ha
vaua IA Yep0rted below
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n Among the passengers by the Pa
cifc, on Saturday, was William Q. Tiffany. Esq,sA
artist of Baltimore, who returns 70 Europe 10 CON-
plsts his studies, In Paris, with AIRY scAeess.
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FATAL AccIDENT.-An inquest was yes
terday held BY the Coroner upon q Chinese sailor
named AntoDg, who cied from injuries received on
SATURDAY last BY falling from the sop@,ss 70 S the
River. Verdict accordingly.
AccIpENr.-On Saturday evening, man
named Dennis Driscoll fell on the walk, corner OF
Broadway and Barclay.ss, and was seriously IN
iured He was conveyed TO his residence BY pc.
hceman.
TIE FALLING OF THE BUILDINGS in
rHRry.srcosp STREET CLOSE or THE TsvEsrIcA-
TON AND VERDICT OF THE JuRr.-OD Saturday last
the investigation relative to this catastrophe WAS
concluded before the Coroner The following tesu-
mony was adducsd:
Amos C Woodruff, Of No 80 Bank-st., sworn, said
I have visited the ruins In Thirty sscond-n. tne
foundation wall vas I'll torn down TO the oo1som
stone-that was sufficiently large the mortar was
very Door the sand vas good, but there was no.
line enough think 1t was ground lime 1 am nos
uosiye as to that, but am positive tna' mere Wa
not enough line to make good Work ! saw NJ
fousdations for the chimney. on either SIDE oil the
huilcipg within the FIRE limits 1t Is necessary sney
shouIo be built; tire front foundation WAL was
staneDg have seen 1ss, q, o1 Lola -. -ss fssm
rhar saw the brck walls eight inches; tue uIssr
s !; too ss ss snd
70 screen it fine notI for the fosndaoa can
Of So
~ III Wall a. strong enough the moftaf IN the Iounoa
tien vas prety poor the mortar saw 10 the sses wa
sI.o naor ,befs was cor siderass wind on tnat Gay
,hint the wins however died away II The asfnoon Ns
.,s hsce ais a. tbs scanodingis ssksa dcws
Joosfkas s. Sssifk Of No. IT'S Fsufth-st. sworn SD
a.. mssap and builder have seen the runs Ia ihny-
seencst found the building all down, except the out.
sas wals Of the foundation think they were
sTors for building be erected upon them re nora.
v,s NOS frss quality about mddhng, fs,nef psof
he PARTITION wall down The BRICK was gsoa s1'oss
ami the sfcne wall small for the foundation IesI
to ibs paen walls the mast q them were aco D r..
snape ihe partition requi hotter mrsrin tnsn VAL
buir bank o. the sand sesmso
TO be sooo the mortar rather poor naa s's a.s
linz sncueh In it did dscsveS sny foundation iof
csinss,s the timber used was sIa snoss no. ss -
how the building coad have ALLEN had not As AZ
ssrnSsfios eivep war the gable s,d ns1tto ..s;
should have bees braced suppose the wns a. ~, ord
sachss /, il cusomsyy TO bf &c such wans s,see
nary val. s vsu.l rua p one ss s1 srssss uses;
y. ~1sd bsw vs hard Ishssd hsws, .wcpa
Iaro5 Hsryioff Of Ne. 4, Eshth- A. v,.. IA rhrty-
~ssoa snd budss; have seer t sns "a ~ nsrti-
seoWdst found the balj6ps ~ -" 800 vail Ia the
usrtition Of ssd property ws.ie ar ~ 6iek wsrs
sscd sssssh for building q IA g tSm Two Of
s,sd snd oas 'cssk ell 49, 80
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FATAL AccIDENT.-An inquest was yes
named Antone, who cied from injuries received on
Saturday last, by falling from the topmast to the
deck OF the ship NJ B. Palmer, lying IN the North
River Verdict accordingly.
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fre department of the district were sooR on the
ground but despite their exerttons the interior o.
the building with the greater portion Of it, contents
was entirely destroyed. The adjoining building vas
considerably dsmsssd BY water The loss 10 essa-
mated at about $500 No insurance
The IRE bells rars false alarm last evening fos
the With District
DISTURBANCE AMONG THE MARBLE.w0aK-
ERs--A company Of narbe.cuttefs, who are on TIE
strike for higher wages headed BY enc Of sheif nvmr
Der named Matthew Mullihs, on FRIDAY evening AZ
tackled q number Of Germans who were puSeaiog
their vocation las msreleworkers, as the corner Of
9th Of. and 3d-av, for the purpose OF driving sns0
from their work the police OF the liza Wssd we're
quickly on the spot to arrest the rioters WAC essseo
them with stones and clubs. During the Sight sever
al of the workmen were severely injured, and once!
Mortimer received powerful blow upon the hesd
with brick, which Knocked him senselsss. Nal.
lns the leader Of the rang was sns,ly :reeea ssa
In 4l 900 to answer.
NIBLo's GARDEN. - Auber's charming
Opera of the Crown Diamonds IL 20 Be PRODUCED
here again this evening. Madame Anna Thi!on one
she Sss no succsssful rival Mr.. Hudson also ap-
PEARS capital amusement u onsfeo
advertisement. l-PuBLIc MEETise
TIE second Public Meetns OF the Repablcs1r Ss,'a-
ing Association viii take place q me Ap'ny ,, q =,
no 40 Broadway On ga, r,s'es B.ssss. President
JOHN r. CAIRNS, Secretary.
rLavert;.ement. Dwight, Bishop q
r. ~ aal Hwdecn e., request thsir customere ana
~ ,rs,c 10 cal and see TIER large STOCK d Kun
sure before purchasing elsewhere ~ sdvs'@
this pspeS.
advertisement. There is no fsreteii-
IN the weather In this most acsle o. =. sas =
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mall Nc.e Law In vfrsinia-Murdered by
Slava

BALTIMORE. Saturday. April 3, 1853
The Virginia House of Delegates have indefinitely
postponed the bill allowing the Issue OF smI no'es
James Burroughs, highly esteemed cinzen ~
usrksville La nas recently murdered by MS slave
Burgess Nelson, an old Methodist cielsymau'
com rri,ted suicide a, Frederick Yesterday.
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The Methsdists and the Maine Law-New
Banks Incsrporated-Jaiist TO be used for the
Retention or Fugitive Slaves, &c.
The southerner a, Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Saturday, April 3, 1852
The steamship Southerper, Capt. Dickinson, ar
rived here early this morning from New-York.
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a The Empire City arrived yesterday
from New Orleans, via Havana She brings NO
papers or ne We from Havana
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Advertisement. There i no isrsssli-
in the weather In this most fcsis o. =. sas ,. -
o oss 1890, mskes Dssusneotypes always cisaS
srd n~yfeef' whsssver TIE staes Of the SKY
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LIFE INSUR 3 NCE.
ERENCH CALF sKINs.--Thesu subscrib

FRENCH CALF SKINS.--The subscriber
IL is now receiving 'arge and fresh supply of
French Calf skins, OF the most popular brands
manufactured in this market consisting of lie
rnoine's, Ogerau's, Suse-, Mansons, Loucin Curbet
Merlsnt, Rouilard rouve Cu,ivel, &c.
Also. desirable loi of Philadelphia Skins. ':ity
fnish.' of "Crawford's' and Chambers celebra.
I'd brands, with good assortment Of Roans, diff
ferent colours; lining and Binding Skins, Kip
SKINS, Morocco, patent Calf Skins, "Hyles" and
other brands Threads and Findings of ali kinds
10 al of W lich he would invite the attention of
those in want. WIN, II. SUTTON,
18Th street, between Main and Cary.
MN Ply
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Table of Rates. Nc. 9.
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness,
by paying
- nr draur "a uik mr. 1-a 5n ~ ,x,sL

Table of Rates. No. 2.
Those not drawing for the first weeks sickness,
yr draw sspr " RI's9sf ss pr r drs7 50 pr wA
I -" &c 6 90 90 ID" leoo eoS
Those over fifty years Of age viii be charged 25
Psr cent extra. One dollar and Fifty cents adrals
sion fee viii be charged, In addition to the above
the first year, and must be paid the time of ap.
plicaton, and the Srst years Deposit within thirty
days.
REFEREScEs-Ex.Gove Jared w. WI.
liams Lancaster, N. II Hon. A. P. Stephens, Rock.
land, n Y Dwier g. Barber, Western HOTEL New
York City; Robbins 81 Brothers, Draper Tiff &
Bacon, New York City His Exceency John Hub
bard, Augusta, Maine Pratt & Reath, Withara &
Newman, Philadelphia Philo Wilcox, Pre- 81.
dent Chicopee Rank, Springfield Mass; Albert
Mass.
All communications should be addressed to
A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
EsT A few Agents wanted. Apply at the office.
THO COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-JUAN
Il PlZZINI hasthe pleasure of announcing to his
country friends, and the public generally that he
is just in receipt of large supply of Spring Goods
consisting in part of the following articles. viz:
$50 boxes R: NJ Raisins, (whole, halt, and
quarter boxes0
$50 drums Snyrua FIGS.
so jars No. Prunes. e
100 fancy boxes do.
25 boxes Lemons
% do Oranges.
bales English wslnuts, zine and fzesh.)
S days Palm Nuts.
do Filbers.
10 trails Dates
ah boxes Citron.
$4,000 perior Cigars, (TaIious approved brands)
90 dszen ass'd Pickles.
With fine assortment Of Dolls Fancy Goods, &C.,
together with large assortment of Candies of his
own manufacture, which he is now prepared to
furnish in any quantity, with any other articles in
his line that may be wanted on the most ccom-
modating terms-at 152, next to the Exchange
Rank MI
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LOOK HERE!

LOOK HERE!
NJ ERCHANTS and Others who are dealing in
IsA his line would do well to call on the subscri.
ber, and exanline his large stock of Plain and Ja-
panned Tin Ware. Stoves Pumps and Fluid
Lamps, with 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. WIN. SEARS WOOD,
mh 4-lm A -actical Workman
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II appears thai the paragraph which we copied
the other day, stating that the Ohio State Temper
ance Convention had dsapproved the temperance
law Of the State Of Maine, was erroneous. Tho
Ohio Convention did approve Of the law. o. vili
be seen by one oi its resolves in he following
words:
!. ..Rsso,ped, That We inportuDc cur present Gen
eral Asaembly - enact law Of prohibition and pro-
The Maine Hqner hw; and that in the opinion Of
this Convent IN law which does not declare Ii.
toxicafipg liqnnf nuisance, and provide for its
d xufe and destYaeton whsvevsr found f0r sale a
drink, win MT sstisfy the demsnd cf popular cen
timent In the Stan"
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THE CLAY MEDAL.-The reason why the
Clay medal was sent back 10 New York was
10 have some Of the lettering, which Was found
defective, refeuched.
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LII PERSONS indebted to DAVID BAKER
II decd, are respectfully requested to make pay.
ment to Hawes r. Sutton or to the subscriber BY
1st April, as longer indulgence cannot be given
The remnant of all the claim, wiz be placed in the
hands of tee law for col ection
a ID. BAKER, Jr, Ex'or of d. Baker, decd
NH lo-dJ7r
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fsNtE IsTHliUS OF TEHUANTEPEC
Il being the result OF survey for railway to
connect tae Atlantic and Pacif; Oceans, made by
the Scientific Commission under the direction of
MsjorJ g. Barnard, Engineer, with resume
of the geology, climate, local geography, produc-
tiveindustry, fauna and fora of that region lastra
ted with numerous maps and engravings; srranged
and prepared for the Tehuantepec railroad com
pany of New Orleans. by Williams, Principal
Assistant Engiseer.
Dictionary of the French and English Lam
guages, in two parts with vocabulary of proper
nsmes, abridged from the larger dictionary, by
Gabriel Surenne
Essays from the London Times: collection of
personal and historical sketches published by D APP
pietcn a. Co. A. MORRIS,
mh l6 Late Drinker & Morris.
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CLOTHING Spring IS5x.-kEEN,
" CHiLES & BALDWIN, wholesale and retail
dealers, No. l02 Main street, Richmond, are now
receiving their spring stock Of Ready Made
Clothing, of their own make, comprising all the
new styles out of various qualities, prices, &c. to
which they ask the attention of the trade, feeling
assured that satisfaction can and will be given In
addition to the above. will be found complete as
sortment of fancy goods, Shirts, &c
KEN, CHiLES e. BALDWIN, No l02.
n B.-Merchante are requested to take a look be-
fore making their purchases NH l2
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John A. TEMPLE g. CO., STONE CUT

TUffN 4, TEMPLE d CU.. STONE CUT
j TERS, corner Of 9Th and Canal streets under
take all descriptions of Cutstone work, and will
furnish any kind of building or dimension Stone,
upon reasonable terms
J a. Temple, for the last l8 or 90 month"; has been
acting as foreman f the Virginia Washington Mon
uInCnt, to which he would refer for samples of
me work Of the shop if such finish should be re-
CURED NH l3-In+
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GPRING PANTS.-We have just received an
- sornent of light spring Cashmere, Marseilles
and Linen Pants, which was made to our order by
one of the most experienced tailors of New York,
and ssnnot fail to please all who really estimate good
material beautiful fit. and neat workm snship and
trimmings. HENRY SHkFER 4 CO.,
NH IL No 1903 Main street.
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NEW MUsIC.-Just received by HAROLD
Y 81 MURRAY, Broad street,
Nillie my Brave, song by Foster-25c
Down Below, Ethiopian, song by Hewitt. 25c
I've Home in the Valley, song by 8. Glover.
CSC
Tie Forest Burial, Poetry by Dyer CSC
Farewell, my Lilly Dear, very pretty) s. C. F.
Wait for Wagon (20th supply.) KnawF-25c
Dreams of the Heart by Liniey-a5c
Peasant Girls Watzes, by DAlbert-50e
Virginia Gorlitza, Goth supply,) by Dolinger-
Students Polka, by Hewitt-25c
Buds and Blossoms (sacred melodies> by Grcbe
-3oc
Melodies of the People, (new variations on old
tunes) by Charles ,irobe-36c
New Music received weekly. fee6
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BARGAINS: BARGAINS.-JoH A
II SMELL e. CO., No 90 Main Street respect.
rally to call aud examine their large and de-rabe
assortment of Barrage Delanes, which thev are
prepared 10 sell at prices lower than ever be fire
offered in this city. Also, b cached and Brown
rsl assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Good, &c.
nah l9--n
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yNHE WORLD HERE AND THERE

THE WORLD HERE AND THERE
l. By NASH & WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square
Mics Sewell's journal OF Summer Tour for the
Children of Village School. Partl. Paper-25
cents.
DR.. Lathams Hand Book of the English Lam
guage ! vol, l2Ino-S1 25.
Margaret Cecil, or Can because ! Ought, by
Cousin Kate. l2mo., paper so cents cloth Is cents
Nicaragua-Its People, Antiquities, &c, by E 8.
squier, numerous maps and illustrations. 2vols,
f9vo-S5.
Adet's Abridged German and English and Eng
lish and German Dictionary. 12mo-S1 rs.
Women of hristanity-exenplary for Beauty
and Charity, by Julia KaYanagh. l2mo, cloth
IS cents
Templeton's Engineer, Mechanics end Wheel.
wrights' Companion, edited by J. w. Adams l2no
price 81.
World Here and The re- 25 cents NH 3
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nAYID N. JONES, Agent and Collector,
IL Otice on l1th street. between Main and Bank
streets
AL business entrusted to him will be punctually
attended to- nah 4-lm*
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rOTTON YARNS, asserted Nos; "Pinet,
" castillon & Co.'S" Brandy; "Jackson's' Candl .;
Safety Fuse; Hydraulic Cement; Rosendales; Pep.
per. Starch and Teas. for sale by
NH II DAVENPORT, ALIEN A. co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-22

A R0MATIC SHC1EDAM SCHNAPPS.
n This article is prepared from the best Barley
ihat be selected in Europe, and the essence of
iraordinary medicinal properties, and it has long
since acquired high reputation in Gravel, Gout
and Rheumatism, IN distractions OF the Bladder
and Kidneys, AID debility of the Urinary functions
IN Dropsy, and Tor ic, it viii be found highly
Useful. Sold wholerale and retail, by
r. r. DUVAL,
fe 10 Under American Hotel