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i, MORE TESTIuONY-We have

ms .wS Nuke TEST nONH.-We have
D>-aa just learned from lady in this city, " no
mas been afflicted with Dyspepsia for several years,
that BY the advice OF friend she was induced to try
Bnker's Celebrated Premium Bifters, al
Ter having used number of other prescriptions
without sny effect and that four bottles Of 1t has per-
Iect!y cured her of the disease, and she is now as
healthy she ever was in her life. This is but an
adnid0n 10 the thousands of testimonials in the
hand: OF the proprietor, showing conelusiyey that
u Is the best anJ-dyspeptic ionic now in use. For
choAcs loss OF appetite, weak and dis0rdered
stomach. and sucn other diseases as arise from in
digestion, these B.tters have no equal, while for
aguc aud fever and biliousDcss If [ ken according
20 directions, they n sure cure. As spring
medicine Tor children, these Bitters are unrivalled
ana every housekeeper should keep them on hand
ana use iHe.n freely during the spring months
DC" bottles, J1d!eiousiy administered. will ward oft
many distressing spells q fever. Give them trial
I rice only 50 ceHts per bottle
10 be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores of
a. EODEhER, ABLE IL GRAY, BENNETT &
BEIka, PCBCELL,.LADD d. co, and GAYNoR
4 WOOD, Man 'treel IL. BLAIR, WM F. LADD
ana oEABkUOA x REEVE, Shockoe HUI
Bp It's
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LATER FROM BCENos AYREs.-Advices re-
ceiyed AT Boston from Buenos Ayres confirm
the recent intelligence of the defeat OF Presi-
dent Rosas. Gen. Urquiza's army numbered
nearly thirty thousand men, to whom the
General in command at Buenos Avres had
offered TO capjulaJe. The Ministers of for
egn countries were endeavoring to arrange
matters peaceably, supported by the naval
commanders on the station, who were prepared
TO land their forces at Buenos Ayres to protect
the persons and property of foreign residents.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, NEAR THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT, UNDER DEED
OF TRUST.-Pursuant to the provisions of deed
of trust executed to the subscribers by Patrick
Murray, for the purpose of securing sum of mo.
ney therein mentioned, due to George NJ Caring.
ton, admir-, &c, of Richard Adams, deceased, dated
the 10th day of April 1912, and duly recorded in
the Clerks office of the County Court of Henrico
we shall, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1852
commencing at half past O'clock P. NJ proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises, to the
highest bidder, for cash. certain piece or parcel
OF LAND lying and being in the city of Richmond
in that part OF the city called Adams Valley, front
ing Al feet on street and running back in parallel
lines to an alley of 25 feet, and to the land of the
said Murray, being all the land lying between the
land OF the heirs of Jacob Mettart, deceased, and
OF the said Murray, and the lot of Thomas B. Jack.
son. and between the said II street and the said al.
ley, and being also part of square number 10 as
designated in plan of division vt the estate of the
said Richard Adams, deceased, recorded in the
Clerks office OF Henrico County" If the weather
shall be such as to prevent sae at the time above
mentioned IN such event. the sale of said property
will be continued from day to day, TO commence at
the same hour, until sale thereof Is effected We
have no reason to doubt the title to the property
aforesaid, but acting trustees, we shall convey
to the purchaser with special warranty only.
MICAJAH BATES,
LoFTIN N. Elicit, ifus'Ges'
NH oQ-dtds g.s = SD
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VENABLE STREET AND FEDERAL
' STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE-Wil be
sold at auction, on TUESDAY, the 4th day OF NAV,
at o'clock in the afternoon, ot of ground front.
ing $50 feet the north side of Vehabe street and
23o feet on The western side Of Federal street. 1t
viii be laid off into small lots fronting on both
streets. TeIms-One fourth cash, the balance in
equal payments of six and twelve months, with in.
terest. THE PROPRIETOR
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BiSfresSiRp HOmiriIe.

PHLADELrHIA, March 3I.-Coroner Gold
smith held an inquest in Oxford, this morning,
over an infant enid four months old, which
had been Killed by lis insane mother, Mrs Hill
She had been cry since Christmas. Her son,
boy SIX years old, gave the alarm TO the
neishbors; who found her in the act of cutting
her own throat. She had two razors, which
were with difficulty taken from her.
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>HEfPEksON'S OFFICE,
Main Street, opposite the Va. Banks.

Drawn Nos Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Class IA,
March 81:
% % IS 90 10 AZ 4 81 50 9 Is ST.
Nos 20, another prize of $500 sold in the
above Lottery and paid by SHEPPERSON
Drawn Nos Patapsco Lottery, Glass los April l :
"a 80 6e IL ii 20 4o 3 SO 81 l5 7:}
For TO-Day-The Consolidated Lottery of
Maryland Glass s. to be drawn in Baltimore, this
afternoon. at o'clock.-Capitals $4,000, 9O00
Tickets S..
Also, the Patapsco Lottery, Class 10S-Capitals ::
$4,000, 10 of $500, &c. Tickets only 81 So
ET Nos IL % "a, aprize of S4O0; Nos7 II Sc,
prize of S275-sold and pail by
ape SHEPPERSON
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- BEVERLY Hicks, Esq, Of Lafayette semi
naIy, writes, from which we extract: :" have used
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture for severe attack
OF chronc inharm, tory sore eyes nd great debili-
ty, with great benefit to my general health. This
1lncture has had "a most happy effect in regulating
and bringing to action torpid liver, and removing
pains OF The hips and loins" Hon. H. Clay aud
others bear testimony to the high character of Mr.
Hicks.
Extract of Letter from Thomas H. Scott. ESQ,
OF kentucky: " had two coored Children much
affected with eyes-I thought il scrofuious
affection | got "a bottle of Hampton's Vegetable
Ilncture, which gave them great reliet and before
they finished the second bottle their eyes were
We'll"
Hundreds OF our own citizens bear the same ties.
timony. Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Cough General
Weakness, all throat and other diseases arising
from impure blood are cured by it. Call and get a
pamphlet gratis, and read history of it.
See advertisement to-day. For sale by o. A.
STRECkER, Main street. anl-dts
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The India Rubber Case

TRENTON, March 3l.-Mr. Webster deliver
ed the closing speech in the India Rubber case
to-day, and The friends of Mr.. Day are sun
gulne OF success. The Judges have reserved
the il decision
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= At the burning Of fremont Temple, in Bos-
ton collection of pictures worth S45, 600 was des.
troyed. music dealer lost $4,000 worth of Pia.
nos. The building adjoining the Temple, on the
south side, was completely smashed by the falling
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81 When death Is AT the door, the remedy
which would have saved life, if administered in
time, comes too late. Do not trile with disease -
Rely upon it, that when the stomach will not digest
food--when taintness and lassitude pervade the
system-when the sleep is disturbed, the appetite
feeble, the mind lethargIc, the nerves unnaturaly
sensitive, and the head cOnuseC-rely upon it. that
when these symptoms occur, the powers of vitality
are failing. and that, unless the mIsehietis promptly
checked, life WW be shortened, as well as rendered
miserable. Now we know from OF test.
mony, greater than was ever before accumulated
in favor of one remedy, that Hoohand's German
Biters, prepared by DR. c. NJ Jack son. Philadelphia
viii Immediately abate and, in the end, entirely
remove all of these disorders as surely as mathe
NAUTICAL process will solve problem. Who, then
will endure the agony and the risk of life, with
health and safety within reachl NH 2y ct
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20 despatch from Georgetown. D c. states
that the Very Rev Father Brocard, Provincial of
the Jesuits, Georgetown College, is lying danger
ouSiy ILL., But slight hopes entertained of his
recoyelY.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
by JAnIRs IL TAYI0.

By JAMES N. TAYLOn
-Four BUILDING Its ON UNTO~
HILL AT AUCTlON-WiIl be sold On FRI
day. the 9th inst, commanding at half past I
o'ciock, +. M, upon the premises, four BUILDING
Lots, beautifully situated on Union HilI. The Lot
front on Peasants street shout 30 feet each and
have depth Of 165f feet. These Lots are finely ele
waited ana are the most desirable to be had on
the Hill
TEaMs-one third cash; balance in and 10
months with interest
By request of the owner
ap2 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Aucsr.
nESIRABLk COTTAGE RESI- DENCE
y ATAUCTION.-Wi.l be sold on THURSDAY,
ene oin OF April, commencing at Al o'clock P. NJ
upon .ne premises,th pleasant brick Cottage Re.
soJeining the property of Nicholas Nils ESQ. The
lot fronts on 9Th street 40 feet and ruus back the
usual distance. The house is well arranged for
coHort ana convenience, il in 'irstrate order and
mas tne necessary oathouses. The whole pren,ise,
are quite neat In appearance aud offer attractions
to those wishing pleasant residence, Convenient
to business.
Terms, one third cash. balance in 6 and . mos
with interest, and secured by deed of trust P1
request of the owner.
apl JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
A DMINISTkATOR'S SALE OF PER.
IA SONAL PROPERTY Will be sold ON
TUESDAY next the 9th day of April, commencing
at Ii O'Clock, A. NJ at the Tree ill the late resi-.
u1"No vi f. " ufiIison, uSc u, one mile below the
city, several hundled thousand weight of Hay, Fod.
der, Oats and Straw; about 300 barrels of Corn, a
large quantity OF shucks several fine Mules and
horses, one Carriage and Harness, superior pair
OF We'll broke Carriage Horses, and seversl fue
Mich Cows &c; also, large quantity of Ice well
put up
TERMs-Cash for sums of $50 and under: over
lnat amount four months credit for approved nego.
liable paper, with interest added.
WIN. NJ. HARRISON, admir- of
f, c. Harrison, decd
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
mn 3l-dfds
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THE, LATEST NE WIS.


,,.o steamer Ohio arrived at San Francisco
a.. o3d nit, with the unfortunate passen.
o W. t,om the steamer Mckim, previously re-
s',J az San Diego. Some OF the Mckim's
Iossensers had sabsistcd on one biscuit day,
e. considerable time before arriving at San
U;oeo and had afterwards suffered extraordi
nsrv PriNat'onS' -,
The ship paot0ius, which left San Francis.
-, ON the 81 OF November last, has not since
been heard Oh ,,
.,r;ycd at San Francisco on the 25th ult., with
t. Iarce number ol passengers.
number ol Indians had been arrested at
Onion Valley for numbering travellers, and
ss,eraI of them were executed.
The san Francisco Herald considers the
,,,;niDy news highly favorable, and says the
miners have adopted a method OF separating
81, rrecious metal from The clay, known as
,.slutciug," hich will add largely to the yield
If coid and give an impulse 10 trade.
Two Syducy Wen, supposed To be connected
with darn. Sc, oi Williams, who had commit
rel numerous rohber'es at the Calaveras dig
sincs. were arrested 10y the people aud execu-
lai on the spot
an commenced falling throughout the
rnunffy about lhe iim1 the steamer sailed, caus-
inr great rejoicing among the miners.
The steamer Aufthcuer, from San Francis.
CO to, Panama, had 80 passengers, and one
milton iyc hundred thousand dollars in gold
The steamer Independence left San Francis
co tor San Jaau on iae LIST OF March, with S29,-
u0O Ia gold.
san FkANctSCo, March 1.-The general APP
peayanIe OF The market is better. Agricullu-
raj implements are more active. Boots aud
shoes are improving. Flour, in consequence
of large supplies, has declined. Bricks are
,,,l t'atpNpt iS IarII,;,o
is advancing in consequence of the short sup
ply Leather Is dull. Lard commands full
and firm prices. Lumber of ordinary qualities,
is lower. Provisions are in good demand, and
prices generally hrmer. Seamen's wages are
lower, raging from $50 to So r month.
Exchange on the Atlantic Cities-Banker's
bl,ls 4per cent. Gold dust $l7 IS per ounce.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, April /.
FLoUR-Sales of 5000 bbls. at $4 81 for
Southern.
WHEAT-White 81 05a1 06.
CoRN-Mixed 69a70c.
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SALE OF LAND IN HENRICO COUN-

<HAEOE LAND IN HENRICO COIN.
~ If, -FOUR MILES FROM RICHmOND-Iu
pursuance OF decree of the County Court of Hen.
rico, pronounced in the cause OF Murphy, &c, VS.,
hesday, the l4th day of April 1882, if fair, other
wise ON the next fair cay upon the premises sell to
the highest bidder, upon a credit of six and twelve
months tract OF LAND belonging to the estate of
lne late Daniel Murphy, Consisting Of acres 30
nAmsburg The improvements consist of a com.
iortaoie dwelling, with two rooms below and one
above; and OF kitchen. More than half the tract
SUI IN timber The purchaser, according to the
decree mas the privilege of paying cash. discount.
ing interest," otherwise he must give bond with an.
proved security and title to be retained until nav.
ment is made. Sufficient cash will, in any event,
be required to pay the costs OF suit and sale.
APP JNO G ROYD Cor,,r
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The Austrian war steamer Ancona was recently
wrecked on the coast Of Dalmatia, causing the loss
OF her crew. consisting Of one hundred and twenty
persons
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BY PULLIAM & DAVIS.

ME viii sell on SATURDAY. the Ard of Apr;l
w at Pucketts Stable, near the Old Marker ar %
ocioek' ten HORSES, amongst them several fine
saddle "a Horses, the balance good work Horses.
Inc Horses are from the county of Greenbrier.
ap 2-2t* PULLIAM a. DAVIS Auct.
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NJ "A N "A 4 lt'S OFFICk,
+. NORRIS & co.

ooa no OF rms Day, at il oclock-Capitals sl0
cts So So - ""n' LICK
oo MS Evening, at oclock-Cspitals sls 0O0
9uoo, &c. 70 NUMBERS, IA drawn. Tickets S.
Drawn Nos Susquehanna, Ii:
% % % % 10 AZ 81 80 9 Is 81.
ape C. w pUpCcI1
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MORE NEW PICTURES Ar WHITE.
1fI HURSTS.-Mr. METCALF has just returned
from Washington, where he has been engaged the
past week in obtaining ikenesses OF prominent in
divlduas, expressly tor exhibition in this Gallery
Among them are those of Gen. Winfield Scott of
the u. S. A., Gen. Gonzalez de la Vega Of Mexico,
Col. Benz. McCu!loch, of the Texas hangers, Hon.
Lewis Cass, of Michigan, Hon. Judge Butler, of S.
c., Hon. Judge McLane, of Ohio, Hon X. NJ. T.
Hunter, of Virginia Ole Bull, Violinist, Miss Julia
Dean, Actress, Miss Grace Greenwood, Authoress
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex.
anime these specimens.
ap2-2tt j. II WHITEHURST
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III ANTE IA situation oyerse.l, u1 a man
w who thoroughly understands his business,-
such as excavaung Docks, Canals, Railroads, Tun-
neils, StIeeis, sc Also, understands quarrying
stone for the above purposes. Satisfactory recon-
mendations can be given. Address 60 at this Of
flee ap I-6l-
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April J..
FLouR-Soles of $50 bbis. Howard Street
Flour, at 81 06, and ofI500 bbls. City Mills, at
81.
WHEAT-Red 90. white 96aIG0c.
CoRN-White 5ia55c. yellow 56a57c.
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NEW sPKING GOODS.-WM $ THAW,
~ Ho223 Broad street, has in a full assorf-
ment Of Dry Goods, suitable for Spring and Sum.
mer sales, which offered at a small advance for
cash. or to puDctual customers on a short credit.
Particular attention is requested to my supply of
Ladies Dress Goods Sd A3t
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GhEGOkY q NlAUKY.
successors to J. w. Maury d. Co. Mouo.
gers.
Ofice, No o., Main Street
is . 3o n, hnentucky Lottery, Glass "a, March 81 :
90 % II 30 AZ 80 IS II 81 81 80 n.
Da"H NOS Oh kentucky Lottery Class 70, Extra.
April l.
40 IL AZ GO 90 80 l6 IS "a 81 "a IA
90 io-Day-kentncky State Lottery Class No
30 o-Capitas prizes of $4,000, 349u. % of Iooo
~ ~ Oh 4oo' ~ OF 100 l55 of $50, &C. Is numbers
- 80 te %. ans
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NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore existing
" under the style Of JOHNSON & WOODSON, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted II particularly requested Ia make
speedy pay ment; and all persons having claims
against as will present them to G JOHNSON, who
alone is authorised to use the name of the firm in
liquidation. JOHNSON
April Let, 1852 w. s. WOODSON.
4 CAED.-The subscriber returns his thanks
TO his many friends aud the public generally for the
liberal patronage heretofore extenied To him, and
sol ct4 d continuance OF the at his old stand,
Main between 4th and 5th streets, where he
hopes, by strict attention TO business TO merit the
same All orders attended to with the utmost neat
ness and despatch.
Bp2-2t- C JOHNSON
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LAMBERT'S OFFICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Kentucky, Class "A, March 81:
SO 80 II so 6 AZ 33 65 II 81 81 80 73
To-Day.-Ihe Kentucky State Lottery, Glass
No IS Capitals: of $4,000, 1890, 20 OF lOOO &c
Is numbers, ~ drawn Tickets S. ap2
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TIN-WAKE MANUFACTORY.
CRATES, LIGHTNING RODS, &c.
no nuSlA Al No. N nd nelxoro

TSHE subscriber has on hand, and is daily manu-.
i featuring, general assortment of Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware, and invites a call from all in
want of superior article.
ROOFING, CUTTERS, &c.
Orders for Metallic Roofing, Cutters and Pipes
promptly attended to and faithfully executed Par
ticular attention paid to this branch Of business.
CRATES, RENDERS AND SUMMER PIECES.
Constantly ON hand large and handsome assors-
ment of Berlin ensmelled Crates, Tenders and Sum-
mer Pieces, of my own OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new
and beautiful patterns just brought out.
LIGHTNING RODS
Made and put up ON the most approved plans, 10
town and country.
Determined to do all work In the best manner and
on liberal terms, Invite call from the public gen.
orally. PAUL BARGAMIN,
mn pts 10th. near Cary street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DlspATcH
WAsHisoroS, April /


WASHINGTON, April /.
In the SENATE, to-day, petition WINS nse.
scented from the Legislature Of New Mexico
asking protection fion the indians.
MIR. Rusk reported bin to set apart land for
the construction OF railroad from Lake Mi.
chigan 10 the Pacific.
A resolution, calling for information with re.
gard TO the Japan Expedition, was taken up,
and the Senate proceeded to consider il.
The HousE took up the bill granting the
right ofwoy for railroad from Memphis to
Charleston. Referred 10 the Committee of the
Whole. The House took up the Iowa Rail-
road bill, which was discussed at length.
Liquor Law in Mussachuset' =.
BosroN, April /.
The House of Representatives has adopted
bill, referring the Maine Liquor Law TO the
people.
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sTKATTON,S OFEiCE

"a HH<H 4 OIN0tS VFTICEs
Drawn Nos of kentucky No "a, March 3lst.
so 50 II 80 6 AZ 33 90 II 81 81 80 49,
Drawn Nos OF Kentucky, Extra, No 79, April /:
40 IL Al 62 20 50 10 81 IA 81 30 iS,
Whole Nos 10 Is 40; ticket Nos SO AZ 62-sold
and paid by STRATTON.
For TO-Day.-Keptucky, No. 7o-Capital
S40,CU0. Tickets So. an
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ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-We will
III sell lot OF about five acres of LAND, North.
east Of the city, just beyond the corporation
line, improved with neat, small dwelling house
handsomely enclo sed kitchen, a barn, and an
icehouse; together with other convenieIces. The
whole lot is under good plank fence is very pro-
ductive and has OMIT OF the best springs the
vicinity of the city The situation is very high ana
healthy, and is altogether most desirable retreat
for small family. For terms apply to
TOLEk d COOK,
ap l General Agents.
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come TO HOUsEKEEPTNG-- 4, =,
~ Housekeeper's Furnishing Wareroom can he
had every article in the lice of silver pla,ed
Casters, Cake Baskets Walters, Table spoons and
Forks' Tea SEES Cstfee urns &c; Pitchers, syrup
Trays, Bread Baskets, Plate Warms RS, Knife rravs
Pals, Foot Tubs, Toilette Sets. Bird Cages, Cake
Boxes, spice Boxes Sugar Boxes, Dust Pans. Wash
Bowls, Preserve Kettles, Book Tin Covered Dish
es' Dish Covers Urns, Coffee and Tea Pots, Table
Cutlery, Woods Ware, Willow Ware, &c. Illus.
trated catalogues at the store gratis.
AID 2-3t L. GINTER LII Main stront
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ADJUSTMENTS


Ell PRIMERA PREsTIDIGTTA00 pC
DKL MUNDOs
ss IhAND SOlREES MACIOTJEi
-, VIII soon Open In Rf~hu,ord
ne Pnoc u respectfully notified thsf the urs :,
MACALLISTRR
SLsle Magician to Isabel L. q see,, ~ s,,,<
,,,.,, Assisted by Madame Alacallisser.
~ nave the honor OF appearing befors ~. ,.a;..
anu gentle men OF this city la series Of thsi ;
original and unapproachable e'i 11iqae'
GhAND SOlREES MAGIQuEst
cumming new and unparalleled experinen,s =,
Necf ofnancy. Magic, Mechanism Science and pr; =
,oaophy-such as have elected the creates, 60.
patlon throughout France, spain, Belginm hi
lano, austria, Prussiai Italy &C, &c. and aIsn n
nearly every principal city OF the Unit A States "
haCALLlSIERS Parsphernsla and Mechan;
cai Appsfatus, weighing over FIVE ToSs ia ~ a.,
1iing spiendor and unequaiied extent exreadina IN
1incence any Cabinet either in Eurone ar AM.
run particulars in future advertisements
AMI j. NJ WESTON
Agent and Secretary
ATHENK UM.-professor HENRY
,.EED , OF the University of Pennsylvania viii
,o.uIe at the Athen2um on the eveniuys of IT,,
ny; SATURDAY and Monday next upon the foIloxing
~, IHst lecture, upon the Litera,urs of
IL s' 81 w ritihg; second lecture upon the :. Eng
i, saoieo Llteratur and Tragic Poettv n N; Il
.oS' eponthe " Liter AZURE of Wit and u,n,nr >,
Hacn lecture begins at O'Clock T;cka,s ~
cents-for sale at the door A"Aes 80
iHs COMMITTEE ON THE ArupSpr,,
NH 3l-dtM aA hfAEN-hoM.
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'HNHE lSI, 2ND AND BIRD PHlLLIP-
l. PICS OF DEMOSTHEhES, with historical
introducnons and critical explanations notes, by
Smead, P II D, Professor in William and Mary
College
The Alcestis of Euripides, with notes, by T D
Woolsey, Professor OF Greek in Yale College
The Prometheus of Aeschylus, with notes, by T
D Woolsey
The Electra of Sophocles, with notes, by D
Woolsey
The Antigone of Sophocles, with notes. by T D
"ooisey. A. NORRIS.
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OsT-On yesterday, somewhere oe.ween the
- new Tobacco Factory on 22nd street and Rock.
etts, small black leather Pocket Book, con.
ia ming s35 in notes, and some papers. The finder
viii receive reward OF SIS by leaving the same at
this office p2-9tx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-02

VNHE ADVERTISER " hes TO obtain situa.
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