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NTIssIssIPPI sPR1NGs.--The under IA IA

LIVE leased the MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS for 6Hn
establishment is undergoing thorough
prs preparations being made the reception
They also the
ATtIR Providence otel whose
No pains will be spared to
The the Waters
"a well known to need comment -
Kinds Miss miles West
of Jackson six miles South Of Clinton mile,
RAYMOND, two a half North of Cooper's Well.
HACKS visitors the Sprinsstro
Railroad Depots jackson, Clinton and Raymond.
RATES OF BOARD PER MONTH. $50 90
WEEK. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 Oh
| 9 90
inh1I SANFORD WILSON.
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Typoer .pn,c.L DIrFrcuLTy-A serious difficulty exists
among the propretors of the Memphis Eagle anu Enquirer
d III. mi pers who have formerly worked in that office
rb latter quit work suddenly few days since and as
h onrietor think for very trivial and foolish cause
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p,ss srsp-It is stated in the Bangor Courier that al
c of the disteries in Massachusetts, the people are
hacking small of liquor in large casks some III nay
some in cha and some in seeds and marked 10 efen'
,.,s in Maine as grass seed
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NJ, ,pprn ~ BosroN.-Two named Coffee have been
arrest ed in Charlesown and examined for the murder OF
Mr. "a alden whose body was found in cuvert on the
Roson gul Maine Railroad They were fully committed
n
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WANTED.

W7ANTED IN1MEDIATELY-A good Barge
wv KEEL BOAT suitable for towing Fo further information,
apply tile subscribers. STONE & WALWORTH,
ianl9 If So Tch0upitouas street
EKT ANTED TO HIRE--A first rate colored
w Creole Cook, price will be paid. None
apply unless well Inquire this Office o2s If
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The UppER Mlssssrprr-A dispatch received at st Louis
rom Rock Island that the river had risen foot ane
was still rising Nointegence as to the condition OF h
ver at Hannibal Quincy Keokuk had been received
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT OFFIcl

CRESCENT OFFICE.
Wednesday Morning, February II, 1852
CoTToN-Buyers again came forward with spirit yes
teay and took $500 bales principally for England
and France Prices firm.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

FURI UE NEW OhLEhN0.
OFFICE THE DAILY Crescent,
Wednesday Morning February II, 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Yacht Thompson Hhzos st Galveston,
Shin Talbot. soodhue Trieste, ii Whitney &c.
siip Granada Batcleder Liverpool Gihney & Lowell
Br lark Envoy, Nixon, Liverpool, J. r. whitney &r"
Sir x a ES Bsiss "t Hpa bhFsss S
Steamship Mexico Place from nino' vim Galveston It'll January
Steamboats,
fats S,l psn' low Ts,oa a sy
Delaware Baker, fsn st Louis;
T pr,ni. t K0un i from ff To :, louis
t saf6iSk y as" N %1ia"s rom s. Louie
H hT!"l ill., HS" Ssws 'lIh from Nashville
St Charles Apologize, from Alexandria
Fl p Syss ps eaiea 'si as't
e iSon he'S TayIor, from s. Louis
jefferson, Mckinney, from Alexandria.
BRAzos ST saasE fa o 20 b' . aS ~ SI k
bNs 100 SKIS 20 do eohee IL bxs susss, ~ u" ~
oil, so pkga n,dse etc.
TRIEsTE-per ship Talbot: eOs bales cotton
| LIvERPOoIe-Per ship Granada: 9l?5 bales cotton
| LvERPooI.-Per bark Envoy: 2als bales cotton
BARCELONA-Per brig Florentne: 420 bales cotton
o5 bills 40 hf b moasses hhds 10 b6 poaoe ~ DO
IMPORTS
GALvESTON-Per steamship Mexico: Pegam
Bns DO Kelly oepynghs &eOs do Rngss Blair ko ~sli,s
| Hall Kemp-EJ Hart &eo-To'al 4S bales cotton
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST e Is St saSs ~ 9s s0a coin ssn" 10
kSoss bales psltres Bulase &e$ pigs
f"a s sis
s s S wS s. s Beatty Il, ssa
Dssf FrS,i do whisky Wood L"r'-
B Bra sSls castor OIL Do
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lzs- DR.. DALTON has this day received some
genuine Vaccine Virus desiring protection from the lothom
and disease of Small Pox it by application DR..
d. at bis office, No. St. Charles street. stairs dso et9p
NOTICE.
FMR. EVERETT, late of the London and Edin-
burgh Colleges HAS RETURNED TO NEW ORLEANS AND
MAY BE CONSULTED AT No RAMPANT STREET three doors
CaHal Municipality side. nn93 m+
Z aRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, ETC.
Il " The subscriber would respectfully call the attention Of Planters,
Phscns and Families to his recently received stock comprising
article his line all Of which. will he
found FRESH and GENUINE he would partuarze the following,
viz English Qnine, Towards Blue Mass, y Poas MorheA,
all preparations Cod Liver Ogenuin Phosphate Of Lime
ouse Jules Haues Penne Patent Medicines in variety,
barre pure Honey. etc. etc. TIIOS. RANKIN,
9dIy Druggist and Apoheray Camp and Poyra sta.
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SINGULAR REAsos-A negro in St. Louis recently al
tempted suicide by cutting his throat alleging as reason
that the climate too cold for him. ana MS maste
,xoud not sell him to go South,
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pDr IN w ,sussron-A fire occurred in Washington
m the morning of the ID inst by which large brick
hldinp on Fifteenth street and several buildings Oh
p.pusylyapia avenue We're destroyed.
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Home Mutual Insurance Company O.


~ With subscribed capia Of 1913 prepared
applications for "
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
at the Office Of tie Company No. 90 GRAvIER STREET.
Ivory nsuring with becomes
pro are divided among those who insure with The Its
invested the
This established pure the principal
and the Trustees believe this subscription tsa5oo) ample
security 10 tue policy holders.
The portfolio of the
wishing o make insirane. with II.
ALEXANDER BROTHER President.
u W D..
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SrArE-Iiotsf BuRsED-A dispatch from Columbus ONO.
dated LIST February says The old statehouse was COM
petey destroyed by fire this morning The fire broke out
in the Senate Chamber abot halfpas three O'Clock and
before the ames could he reached the heat had become
so intense to drive the reen and others to such dis
lance as to reder all efforts the building unavail
inc The desk of the clerk of the House saved toge
ther with most of the valuable papers of the body but
everything else destroyed.
The Legislature will probably adjourn after the rece
tion of Gov Kossut who is expected here on Wednesday
The Odeon. Nels Hall, OF the Supreme Court Room. will
probably used for the meeting IF the Legislature until
other arrangements made
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON Cry,
Tuesday Evening February 10, 1852
Arrived to-day S45 head of Cattle and 800 Hogs Sheep
are scarce hut the supply of other stock ample Market
easy
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 4at07c p ID net
Hoes. -tUoo u 10 III.
SiIEEP Ho oufDSf ou q iieau
Mucn ...,....,.....,...S 25id $55 . head
CAVES AND WARNINGS 81 00(OS11 90 p head
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.

NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICEs.-Nrs Sisa
Y CLARK, CoRNERo OF PoY DRAs AND CARoNDELET I'm
@ 1S int Tessy I'd a9t OF MEW i Up
KID GLOVES, HEAD DRESSES AND WREATls, COMBS, AND
MANY OTHER FANCY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR BALLS AND
SoIFEES which are offered at very low prices
Mrs CLARK prepared fill ORDERS either for the city
n.isfae 1rilp fyyifl isratrh anlT
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LIST OF VESSELS 1N PORT NOT CLEARED

mi" First Municipality; 'm2,' Second Municipality;
r Municipality The lett hand figures indicate the number OF the
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Crystal Fount Division No. q, s.. OF T.-Meea every
THURSDAY at oclok Temperance Hnll No 9s 81 Charles
street Officers d. T. NrrcHEL w. P D.
McNahn, W A.; WM. EiLs r. s. A. WAsa A. R s.; EowAEp
Bo0u r. B. TONLiSsos t. T. r. DRYDEN, c. A. ANDERSON,
A. g.; ANDREW HEso, I. s.. e. W. Pranr, O.
jans WIN. H. ELLIS r. 8.
Gdeon Temple of Honor No 5-Mees every THURSDAY
EVENING" hapas O'clock Hall, Tchoupitnulas
street Officers for the ending the ist Of May WnL1sN
MILLER, W. c. EJtEsp w. v. T.; c. H. AsLNASp W.
r. A. REsicE, w a. RI W DAVIS, W. T. R.: N W WoLyEE
VT; f. S. MoGGAS, W. u; 4, PoLLARp W. D. u G. j.
CtULy, w. C.; b. L. BRAKEMAN, W. 6. jaa23
Harmony Division No: 10, $. Of TMeets at 29a Tehopr
oulas Officers elected for the term HENRY ALTsrL
W. r. CESAR MoIEgR, w A.. JAMES GosAN r. S.
PUrsAM, A. r. ST. WIN S MousT r. ST. JONI CASsEtI f.; Wv
c. CHARLES FERGUSON, A. CT CHARS. BhFsEs s.; WM
II. RosDRAu, O. s.: JAsuEs BEGcs, p. W. p. jams
Pelican Division e. Of T.-Mee,s every WEDNESDAY
EVENING at half O'clock at the Hall No. 95 ST. Charles street
The following the list Of officers for the ending March
~ 6as VIZ: Jos BEows W r. HUGH BnEEN Al " Morn
r. 81 JANEs H. IRWIN A. r. s.; JoHN DpEwARp 81 W CWAr
kss T.; PnorER CAitprsrE, G.; IEsny BAILEY C John
TURNER, l. ST. Henry CLIFTON, S.-VSfTING COMMITTEE
ions BRows, Aagan street. HIGH BREEs so Poyas street
MoTt 16S Peter reet W. G. WATKss Apollo and Ihaa
ees CHRIsTIAN BuRGHpEK 10 Nayades street, Wsi SMITH
Gavier ST. HENRY g. BAILEY Cypress
Magnolia
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ADJUSTMENTS.

4 sRLEANs THEATRE.-Thursday evening,
February lLaa night Of the eneassnens Of the aogssET
,ass% X 2 Re se Il H. m iss so k
aHAB B RI asifs Sss he y" '''.
r1 rehearsal grand oer IN four A by "san entitled
" Performances to 70 O'Clock
DLAcIDEs VARIETIES, Grayier street
y sok hyESs FSs w H. Il Rss;snss he
a. s " W.. Mq5r.y MI e ssses. Xii s NJ
1a Mems a ssp W H Msp M' Bsa sis
va's leila, Mile Bondeau; and the entire Ballet lroaps
SIT. CHARLES THEATRE. BENEFIT OF
Mr. EYAR 1 s EysT sV r. fs eU r s
~ 3@i Sloan XII! 5a de- nEass a sss %s
III T stam The Fsrry PROG or ~ r NJ
GherHaias BIabbsr, Mr. sas Aiss, Mrs Rynar lore'iH Mrs
70 Tomorrow night, Benefit of Mira. SLOAN.
Tran RICE'S CIRCuS.-Re-engage OF
~ sids kNb %ISA A ?s RI N sE ass s' 4
&c ,sIs ssk wv sss
md nay meyer be assembled again fel0
GRAND CONGREGATIONAL AND 49,
VI INSTRUMENTAL the LYcEuM HALL, cppe TTt1Hs
q; sl l' Or IT, E"sd d he fE
ss aa s Vim fa y a1s,f s 9~'s %
M .: Ba1 f.o fHhf he re fa v Tss
Orleans Theatre AnlterYs,
Forty Muan composed the Ariises Of the French
| Opera and others. .
| A. H. TRUST will preside al the Piano
LYCRUM HALL have been Numbered for the
applying T. MAYos Music sore, No.
street. deposited tickets
Fes y ss s I'd 81 Bob Ss bss a 'l'ts 's
O'Clock. Concert LalfI past feA I'd
| VIZ BIRTH DAY.-A IN
wv GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC AND FANCY DRESS ~
BALL will ORLEANS GUARDS on ATURDAY R
EVENING February a. 1884, at the and splendid Ball sS
Room, UNION HAIL. Jaeksoh street, Lafayette
MANAGERS FOR LAFAYETTE:
Hon. F. Bouligny H. W. Atkins Col. A. w. Jourlan,
| Capt. Smith, F. Fulmer, Hon. Z. Reisand,
Capt. Drneron, b. p. Carpenter, Charles Rice,
| DR.. ~ NJ Bowler, T. Mickey EaJ., George w. Butler,
| j. B. Cotton, Esq, w W. Vaught Esq., T. Rice
| DIR. VIM. Wren, John Purcell, Esd, j. d. Hamper,
Lieut. C. Mathis, r. Hrshe, Esq, W. B. WOOD.
| Lieut. S. II. Sehelang,
| COMMITTEE OF INVITATION:
W. W. vaught Esq, Capt. Smith, 7: AIaekey, Esq,
Capt. cameron, G. W. Bnier
| MANAGERS FOR NEW ORLEANS;
Brig Cen E. Tracy Brig Gen. Auguin, Major Gen j. L. Lewis
| Coi.W. WV Wood Surgeon Booth, Capt. Derhes,
Col Mccormick Adutant II. Heating Lieut.. A. T. Shaw,
1 PHILLIPS .Leech L.. +. Hare,
Lieut.. Col. H. Fono, Capt H. b. Kelly, Lieut j. A. Cole,
| Msor 4. A. sora Capt. in. Walsamot, F Iietrook
| Lisut. Capt Grivo,
| COMMITTEE OF INVITATION:
coi.w W.wwoo Capt. j. n. Wagamot, Lieut.. A. E. Shaw,
| Capt. John Kennedy, Lieut.. ]. A. Collie
be
| gers. and . tile the evening of the Ball.
The Lafayette will Canal street at and eleven
O'Clock Ball, will the Ball Room twelve,
three o'clock persons returning from the Ball will be accommodated
| with gratis frl0
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NEW ORLEANS MoNEY MARKET.

ORR scTED DAILY BY s.. ". WHIT. co,
Exc'ntng. Diiic. ~ Camp street Of Comma street
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance
COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.

Incorporated in April 1919, declared dividend of per
Two Years' Business
Office, IS CAMP ST., between Grayier Common
COMPANY INSURANCE ONLY
This Company organized solely the protection of tie policy
holders and their families against want is in its operations
and solid principles and fordns small animal
life, handsome Legacy widows and children death.
An policy hoders whether life shorter who
the Insurance till DEATH participate the whole Of the profits
the Company.
effect the life her husband for the sole benefit and
TRUSTEES:
John Hogan, Joseph Walker IIenryS Buckner
Courey Maunsei White - John S. Allison
RohertJ. Ward, Samuel Stewart, VIM E. LeveTch,
Isaac Johnson, Edward Sparrow.
PETER COMFY, Jr.. President Board Of Trustees.
Elw. Jenner Coke, John NJ. Lee i. x Aanterspn, .
II, q, Thns, c. Jenkins, N. q. Preston,
NJ NJ. Cohen o. Wiekham, d. r. Carroll, =
N. c. Hall, john A. RolertAt John NJ. Currsn,
Geo. W. Smith, r. H Brunet r. I. Armateai,
| Samuel Wolf, L. spaneenberg.
Epw. JESSER CoxH, Vice President.
4. J. WEpnxRngnS ii. D., Medical Board Of l'-
il e. i nss4a, aeuary n coHas attorney
street, Medical
| By the Charter only $4,000 single lie
~ This Company prepared to applications for Life Inu
the Table of established by the Bord, which
than charged by the wYk London offices and wtho
their restrictions residence the South By the charter Dividends
Profits annually and the profits
mhde available at the extent OF twotrs of their
where the party has paid his premiums in full
California Permits at New York and London rates. Prospectus
Rates. Life all
Insurance. had at the Office Of the Company
! s-sf- Extensive Travelling Privileges.
AZ Office hours A. NJ NJ.
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pASSENGERS

Per steamship Mexico indianoa and alvesten;en Wool G,
j. t;rahn Col Riley Col Mceland and lady, Mrs Hamilton Nh
Granger, ST Cyr and lady Mrs Smith, Weekly and lady, Rev
favens Messrs Bret,en Burnett Forest Park Stone Reshot
Col ngnm, Shakelor, White, Stiles r Sweat, Pickett Merit
Cnnbe, johnson, Rosenberg, Dury, Helani5 deck.
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---------aa :, QuHTttT UHoks- Nl't~
N7INE-1OO eighth 90 cases clarss isrssio ~
wv deia 10 quarter casks Pc CO. . AID y hswLevss.
ds4 l. W. ART
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. Ten MILLIONS DcLLARs.
up Capital 00e
Surplus and Reserved Fund. $40
~ Sa,sio,6o1
Working CapialTwo Millions Three Hundred and Forty thousand
Dollars.
Offering lis unusually capa the unlimited individual
liability the Stockholders that dssdarum in insunce
p1be
Fire Risks NewGreans, the reasonable
The usual statement OF pa the Pol
with the Mutual Companies, and all settlements for BOSSES
will prompt and liberal.
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent. Office rs ST. Charles street,
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A. Hene, Tlrsnuss Sellar,
Il.nesr, G. A. Holt VIM. Mnre,
VIM. Fel0wes J.B. Behn, c. Builf
F. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK: ail fa-iH
JAS. BROWN, Chairman.
FaANcIs CorrKsEr, Deputy Chairman.
George Barclay, Francis Griffin, Royal Phelpa, & .
Mark W. coiist Mort Livingston IA. +. sanderson,
g. W. Fabsr VIM. 5. Wetmore.
ALTREp PILL, Resident Secretary.
ERAs Gar elofth aarf. na5 "
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

IMPURTS,
GALvEsToNPer steamship Mexico bales cotton to Pegran
Bryan9 do Kelly Couyngha co5 do Rugeey Blair &co-o
Powell As bbs moasses Armstrong Harris &cosunries
Hall Kemp-E Hart &co-To,al. 43 bales cotton.
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In Second Municipality
KNTUcKYPer Appegates boat: 5000 bushels TO Bsne
I; W Owens.
INDADA-Per Mrrll's boat 1000 bushels
ufHo-Per Moore's boat 1850 bbls potatoes Brady
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| Tran RICES CIRCuS.-Re- engagement OF
Mr. WILLIAM r. WALLET the unprecedented
Of DAN RICE AND WILLIAM T. WALLET m oNE ARENA The
the nghe exposures henspherssa pre-
scented to the patrons establishment week sach
the history Of the Cirrn
| and raayn be assembled agaih. fel0
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FINANCING ACADEMY MR.. P. ellis e.
SEY respectfully informs the Ladies' aud Gentlemen ~
Neworleans that his Dancing Academy is row at No. 1875
Pow irAs street. Charles anil CaIooe streets, AaA
where he will all the fashionable Dances vogue
Class gentlemen from halfpnst till 10, every night
Dizziness Of the head entirely cured wazng. MD
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DELAYING CARDS AND PAPER-100 groce.
qualities Playing Cards 20 Letter Paper 10
cases Cap Paper English Copying, for sale BY
| ia6 T. ]. HART h CO., 10 Tchouptoulas ST.
YINAR, PITCH AND ROSIN-3500 barrels Viii
| 4 mington Navnl Stores for sale by
| A. DELAGRAtE CO.. II Magazine -se,
| Also Spirits Tupsnins and Ksg Tar. jan6 sm.
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ORLEANS overwhelmingly evening,
y February Iast night Of si eaeasens 2, The RogssET
Opera s by a. Thorlns, esl"d LIE
iabesa cf the third ART OF the grind oper ROBERT
liz DAZZLE ys The S,. ~ aiiy WI
ar rehearsal grand ora IN four acts by foa. entitled
SEAfIRAMIS.
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TRANCE oMPANs

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA Al WlNCHEs ER
Ghart.red Hgycl IN. 1872 Copln 100000.
Win FDwEE 20 IsCRgAsF THK sAAE TO $500 .O6D!
FIiHlS COMPANI. hnying been duly organized, Il
NV seady 10 receive applications aud issue Pol
md ofars to the cltsefs II Virginia the nducrmel
i a hptne Company for The salrinsuuuce of all kind
II property. merchandise. X, at iuir and equinb'
The Dirrrtor- assure the public that TIL. Com
Iuny will he conducted with view permanently, mn.
tte stretest principles Of equity, lu.tlor, and clos
'rgard 10 ecunnmy AID the -alety Of the ipsrcd
rfEIUE&r--JOSEFH \ CARSON.
sfcnErAEv-C. ). FUNK.
AcrUAEY-O. +. BRESEE.
losgra S.GARsoS, = Nm. l.. C.AHK.
IaHr- T. RIFLY, JAHgs II. BuHGgss,
LtoYD LoGAA, Z \. ", RIcHAHpsos,
lons KIM.
- 0frr On Piroadilh street near the Valley Baul.
H..,chesior. t. d. CHRISTIAN, AGEsT.
Sept 2--dly Lguchburg
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of the chnrter Of - he I.ynchbusg and Aljno
don Telegraph Company reads as follows.
hat any person, OF persons, shall wfully or know
ngy break, nure, destroy or interrupt the releg,an
lines or communications, or any part tsreac--to b.
erected by the SAID company in pursuance of this
he She ar they, shall pay 10 the said corporation one
hundred dnlafsior said offence. and shs hn f,rtbe,
liable iur all damages which the said ccmpanv mn,
sutier in repairing the injury and from the uierrlntio
of their business he recovered in action of trss
rsssand If any person, mourning the penalty alore
4aid shall through insolvency any other cause be n
ube shall fail to pay the penalty or damages afors
said and ahG second time commit iresspass upon the
said Ines any part thereof oresaid he she a,
they. shall be iabfr upnn conviction thereof to an i'm
risnnment in the county ail of less than one month
more than six mnnthsh
Tho penalties Of the section above reoited. will be
rigidly enorced +. B, pEAAE, JR.
President l.. { s, Telegraph Co
~ RchmGad (semweekly) Times and Farnvill.
Journal will copy 4; and send 30 this Office,
Sept 3s,dts
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STEAm MARBLE WORKS

~ JOHN !. ROGERS has removed hi, MgrL'rV
the Of Nam and 9Th streets whqleViho
fine assortment of Egyptian, ltunan and An. ,DaD0
Marble Monuments IomGs. Grave Stones Mma
Pieces of every Descriptions Wallp lates, PROM. Er
Any design in carving executed in the neprc,, an.
uer, Orders from the country, with city reference
romptlyattended to,
Mr., having served his apprenticeship in one or,t.
argest establishments in New York city. and bp3Dg
much experience in the business, aa,ers himseftb,
all work executed at his shop will give as entire s,.
tun "a any done North or South
Richmond July l4-lyd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NZmITEHURsT,s GALLERY.-

u v
w aTHsR CHEAT tMPROFEMEAT-lh be sabsen
Der being determined to Keep pace siih 81 the IN
IN s r-insss sa ted new snd 2Eeftni say
light. eiiahs constructed b 10 enabi~ him 10 pro
iare pIeiares il fp sseouds sthou the heavy shades
and contracted features usually attending the common
Daeueuoaiype thereby preserving the eye with al II.
teaafy The ghi being soft. Jet very strong Is heaati
fully adopted 10 taking gfpups aud children
fiasne spared neither pam. nor pense Ia fitting ~
hi- Galley, hcb J. segsntiy furnished aud b-5a-
tfsly arranged Is of the niost attractive Paees
The city
lie respectfully ask continuance Of that pairf nag
which mas been ibert hrstuNed upon himgf winch
e Tenders BIZ sincere ihaa. and pledges him.eH Ia
81 means 10 hi. power piease all that u ih nm
s6ether they want pictures 81 MT.
fieforrs taken IN oloay sell clear weather al
efee sasfactun guar snleed in all rharge
Cutlery next doar to Virginia Bank.
T. + GIBBS, Proprietor.
\ IA enc assortment IF I.pcke;s aud Pins n.bss
hand. which will be filled with pictu,es very eheaP
nov i6-i2w CT y. &.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22

- 4 BROTHkR. NoiH Sired. LgHel1BrR. Ia
lHynfters Of Z II N and EARTHEh8ARE and Deal
era in Gu Dressed md Plan Dlasf- arc. LookiHg
CLAIM. Gi20aaolfs PiafSd and Br1naa.a Hre. H0it
RI. Cost2es 4ei IN receipt - their Spring
supply Of Domestic and Fornian gooda oI flirr nwn
Importation which embraces every efielc ususlly
found IN such Establishments Our Stock j. Of the
asEcst offered IL M ma - 8ad has aag been
uily selected en5 boagns the favorable terms,
se determined pDi - be- uudersold by any House
in the country afhef North SOUTH. Merchants and
others wanting hnyihing IN this linz. you'd de- vel to
raii and examine Stuck and pr,es beo.r purchasing
esew here-feeing confident flisr all IN style
qualii, and pfirs of Good4. The Dsara particular
~ invited to call aud cEasiHe or STICK
rnsfsb 9g-f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-22
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Forlorn koyensber fiesBs upon The world.
Wraps his chill fee. among the leaflets sere.
And halls aloft tho basner'd closds shfarl'dl
No more the sgs sisb Midas power supHetne.
Holds proud court o sr Ayturan's yellow sales
Denudsd lands Hos erayn each aeAnfy Eieami
Husb'd are the rls snd hushsd the aightisEsles
Dumb, .. in fear. the old esrth's tHnefal bands
Dead the sweet fosers i-sbd dying dey b. day
Glad hsturs's smile Like hoba sBe stand.
Her warm life sbhing ia mist u siehs.
Her tears eonTealinr IN Der rDefnl eyss.
Her garments bla1eh'd d, snd 10 her heart decay