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Further from California-Ihe Great Fire in s.
crdmento Ciiu, &c.

Further from Caljfornia-1he Grsa, Fire in Sa.
cramento City, &c.
New ORLEANS, December l0.-The fire in Sa-
cramento, of which you have been informed. was
terrible conflagration. Forty blocks Of houses
were burned, comprising all the space between
street south and street north, leaving houseless
nine tenths Of the population. The loss is esti
mated at ten millions. The State capitol was saved
Three hundred temporary buildings were erected
among the ruins nine days after The fire.
At San Francisco a fire broke out the 10th of
November, at the corner of Merchant and Kea- ney
streets. extending down both sides of Merchant
street, and destroying thirty buildings The loss
was about Sl50, 900. ..,.
The fire Mt Marysville, on the 7th of November,
commenced on First street, destroying every
building on the north side, and soon swept every
building between Maiden lane and C street, and
First and Second streets including several hotels
The State elections have resulted follows
Senate, Democrats, Wings; House, IS Wings,
40 Democrats; with three districts to hear from.
The markets unsettled. Flour $37 to $40.
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I ANMAN'S PRIVATE LIFE OF DANIEL
IL WEBSTER. just received at
...... TAYLOR & MAURY'S

.... Bookstore, near 9th street.
'ln the relations Of secretary and friend, the
author acquired great deal of interesting In
formation connected with the personal history of
the lamentcd statesmen. Journal Of Commsrcs
Dec q
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ATriUal Of Che Niagara-SeUe Days Later from
Europe.
HALIFAX, December l0.-Thc Niagara has ar.
rived.
Cotton has declined I'D All descrip tions oil
breadstuffs have an upward tendency Provisions
unchanged.
In England, Parliament has confirmed the free
trade policy.
In France every thing was quiet, and the estab
ishment of the empire was progressing.
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o. There Will be Methodist preaching
Mt the Perseverance Engine house to- morrow
| (Sabbath) at p. m. The fire company is re-
spect(uliy invited to attend. Dec ii
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hS- Grace Church, Rev. A. Holmead, Rec
tor, corner of and Ninth streets, (Island,) will
be opened for Divine service on Sunday morning
next at IL o'clock, and in the afternoon at half
past s. The public arc respectfully invited to at
tend Dec III
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Nov s9-3taw4w&ds
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Hemlock, hewed or sawed, to be stated in the
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Dj- Countess OF Rossi.-A superb Dn-
guerreotype of Henriette Sontag is on exhibition
at WHITEHURsr's Gallery, near d street. This
has been pronounced by the friends Of Sontag
the only good Dagucrreotype ever taken of her.
Dec 4
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Later from Rio Lnrs,r1.

NEW YORK. April 22.-The barque Isabel
lera Hayne, Capt. Dewing, has arrived in 81
GAYS from Rio. She made the passage out in
4 days.
The yelIowfever was raging severely when
sac left. and two Of her crew. Henry Williams
and Chas. Tabor, of New Jersey, died of the
disease during the passage home.
The political news is entirely uninportant
Mercantile affairs were dull. The imports
Of mercha ndise have been large and heavy
socks Of goods were accommodating.
The government had decreed q reduction o
tie anchorage dues on foreign vessels, after
yuiy LIST, 10 800 reals per ton.
very heavy business has been doing in cof
fee, at 36s50a3SE00 reals per ayreba. Fine cot
tess were scarce.
The rates paid for the charter Of vessels o.
s 800 bags capacity were Sl,500 to New York
I'D s. 300 10 New Orleans.
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A. TURNER & COMPANIES
COMBINED

w Ill enter the city on Friday, April 23d. head.
" ed by the New York Brass Band The Ami.
ma are those which were exhibited throughout
rue pIlncipal cities of Europe by Van Amburrh.
me performing Elephant Abdallah exci,es shs
woader and surprise of every individual who has
seen en- ms almost incredible performances ''''
Inc Equestrian Troupe is without its an.
celebrated Riders, Messrs N. b. and r. " Tn u,ose
ward. De Lacey Masters Thomas, Henry. DC and
that Clown of all Clowns j. NJ Myers. who will usn
throw somerset over sixteen mer, over ten horses.
ana me largest class elephant-will exhibit on M
Vslentines lot Broad street, opposite The ,., un
on on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April a3d and a4 si,'
Doors open at halt past o'clock, ?. M. Perform.
ances commence at M. Admission so cents
tormance on Saturday, commencing nt half pes,
o'clock, p. Nj. on 10 Pas'
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Later from HerIc0.

AEw ORLEANS, April 20.-Dates from the
city of Mexico to the Sd have been received.
The government is alarmed at the existing
ceiling prevailing at Vera Cruz and Tampico,
OF the subject of the tariff. The Secretary
las replied 10 the protest of the foreign minis
leis, concerning the inequality of the tariff,
declaring the matter no ground fol- their inter-
ference.
Congress is busily engaged deyisng mea-
sules for the reformation of the tariff. Rumors
Ct an expected change in the Cabinet were
Gt0ar.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATca
Congregational.
wAe,s,u-~ A.st a.

The SENATE, alter an unsuccessful motion
to take up the Deficiency Bill, went into The
consideration Of the private calendar. A re-.
solution was adopted to devote every fourth
Friday to the consideration OF private bills.
HousE.-Mr. Brooks replied to Mr.. Man.
gums speech of yesterday, making use Of very
severe language. The Homestead Bill was
taken up, and motion adopted to close de-.
bate thereon next Thursday. The discussion
OF the bill was then continued.
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RUCKEYE ABROAD, or Wan1

y AnhOAD, OF Wanderings in
~ Europe and in the Orient by Samuel Gov
Romansm at Home, Letters to the Hon Roger
fancy, Chief Justice of the United States. bv
Kirwan -
Notes, explanatory and practical, on the Book of
Revelation by Albert Barnes
Hoods Own Selected Papers, with comic illus.
trations
Home Narratives, or Stories from Household
Words, edited by Charles Dickens
Claret and Olives, from the Garonne to the
Rhone, or Notes Social, Picturesque and Legenda.
ry, by the Way, by Angus b Beach, author of the
Story of Buccaneer, &C. A. MORRIS.
Late Drinker g. Morris, 81 Main street.
an %
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Bnralag ola Steamboat and Loss Of Life.
NEW ORLEANS, April 20.-The steamer
Ppcahohtas, bound from Arkansas with 1850
sales OF cotton, was burnt yesterday TO the
waters edge. Boat and cargo total loss
Size was insured for $4,000. A former sheriff
Ct Arkansas, lady and her three children,
two Gremen and chambermaid persisted.
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MIR. Il. ID. KEELING, having discontinued
.ls1 the Boot and Shoe business, takes this meth
cd of thanking his friends and the public who have
favored him with their patronage. and begs leave to
refer those who may hereafter need anything In
this line to Mr.. Peter Tusley No 23o Broad street.
opposite T. D. Quarles Dry Goods store, where
thew can find new and fashionable assortment OF
Ladies', Misses, Gentlemens and Chidrens' Shoes
and Boots at prices to suit the times.
an 24-2t
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NEW YORK MARKETS, April %.
FLoUR.-Saes of 10000 bbls. at S4 3la$4
Al.
GRAlN.-Wheat steady. Mixed Corn, Goa
81 cts.
CoTToN-Firm. Sales of 300 bales.
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Arrival of the Cherokee .

NEW YORK, ApriI23.
The steamer Cherokee has arrived in four
and a half days from Havana. Advices from
loqae had been postponed until the 18th, and
the probability was that it would be prevented
altogether.
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CONSULTATION OF PUHIsHMEET.-We are
authorized to say that in the case of Wells,
convicted OF murder, and sentenced to be hanged
day, the Executive clemeucy has been SO far
extended as 90 commute the punishment OF
Death, into imprisonment in the Penitentiary
fDI life-Nat int 0f geste7d1z
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HE SMITH FAMILY win give their
-. FAREWELL CONCERT ii Richmnrd Il ~
S ANY, sss Church on Monday Evcnisr,
III, ~ aoos selection ct their best pieces
the public s pave anu the patronage o.
tickets 20 cents each--may be obtained at the
uooI' a. ana stthe Book and Music Stores.
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LEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHION.
VI ABLE CLOTHING-Thea uhacriher haa MON

IL ABLE CLOTHING.-The subscriber hasnow
In store a complete assortment of Fall and Win
ter Ready Made Clothing, embracing every
article of Gentemen's wear. His stock is COM
such as Lamartine Over Sacks, Kossuth Coats,
Turn Goats.
Body Sacks, Getaways, Dress and Frock COAts.
VESTS-Plain and fancy Silk, rich embroidered
Cassimeres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Cassimeres and Merinos.
PANTS-An shades, colors, and qualities.
Merino Shirts, Collars, Crayafs, Stocks, fancy
Ties, Gloves, Suspenders, Socks &c.
Also. direct from the mandatory, large ~
sortmenr of Cloths, Cassimeres, Silks, Safinss
and in fact every article in my line of business-
all of which am prepared to make to measure
1t the shortest notice.. and in the latest and most
fashionable styles. B. SPENCE,
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Marine Disaster.

NEW York, April %.
The brig Marcellus, from New Haven, was
wrecked off Montauk Point, and two lives lost
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WAsaisGros, April 22d-The jury in the
tael case Of Gen. Neightman Lieut.. Bar
ley, came into this morning aud were discharg-
81, being unable 10 agree upon verdict. they
S.eod s!x Tor The plaintiff and SIX of the defend
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April
Richmond, April Oath, 1s52-d2w
fNHE NEW PATENT FOUNTAIN pen.

VNHE NEW PATENT FOUNTAIN Pen.
J. Just received, small assortment OF first rate
Gold Pens, Silver Cases among which may be
found the newly invented Patent Fountain Pen,
made in Virginia; very convenient article tor all
gentlemen having much writing to do from home,
being combination of Pen and Inkstand.
Also an additional supply of best Letter Paper,
Port Monaies &C. sc. For sale at No 203 Main
street, by
ap24 CHAS. WORKMAN.
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nOBULE NUMBER. / M n E IN
IL CREASE OF READING 100 PAGES LET
TER PRESS. GOdey's Lady's Book for
May. Useful Ornamental and Instructive Ihe
Book of the Nation. Embellishments, &C.; three
Original Designs
January and May from original picture,
painted by P Z Rothermel, expressly for Cooley
May Day among the Juveniles: designed and
engraved expressly for Godeys Lady's Book
Cooley
The Dead Dove: beautiful engraving
Costumes of all Nations eight engrayngs
Model Cottage three engravings.
Chemisetts two engravings
Lady's Eightcap in Crochet
Gentlemens Braces
Embroidered Purse
Patterns for Silk Embroidery: two engravings
Cottage Furniture: three engravings
Editorial Rappings: two engravings
For sale by NASH q WOODHOUSE,
apa4 Eagle Square.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT

Byand ar2th adrtce and c0nsent Of Senate.
William L. ]. knderlen, to be Consul of the
tinted States at Zurich, in Switzerland.
Henry r. Day, TO he a Justice of the Peace
I the county Of Washington, in the District of
Columbia.
John Edward Bouligny. Assistant Appraiser
OF Merchandise at New Orleans, cice A. Me-
ttle, removed.
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The liberalization of Steamers.

PlTTsBURG, April 22-The river has fallen
seven feet since "Wednesday ans Is still fali-
iag.
The steamers Brilliant. Pittsbufg, Messen-
ger Allegheny AMI Cincianati, have been de-
famed by the food, at loss OF about $2,ooo
10 each ofihem.
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Mnxine Llfsnstet

Naw YORK. April 22.-I'he 5arque Me
looia, from Hamburg for Ne" lo,k, with
- passengers, is ashore at Bepon, l.. l..
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Omce Of Superintendent Of Streets.
April 2Qd 1850
BROAD ROCK RACES.
ears Old Colt stake will come of
ON SATURDAY.

S0l0fAnv
vears ola .o,,a az, day-A sweepstake for 3
iei.-miie heat-to close the 10Th Anril 1a5S 'o'
bara Allen W Doston dam bar
Ms Mr Watson names ch lilly by Herald dam
Boston ~ Anamode dam oy
hv NJ = Green names br FLY by Allamode, dam
second Race-Same day-For a sadd,. .na
orldiefo be run for by saddle horses ons ,;la
out-S5 entrance inne
Monday, April 26th-Jockev C,uh pn.s.
= Mile Heals-S25O.
& ne,.nel enters Red Eye, by Boston dam Prian
Jas Talley enters CHI illy Virginia paine hu H.
aid dam Tariffs years old ~ A.e'
ureen enters bay flly Goto Pin. bv Bos.
ton dsm Lady Godwire-4 years old
-, ~ luis VIII DE arace of great attraction az all
South. o1J' 4'oftn ana
ap22 c. On GREEN p-o,,-;a.
~ kW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CON.
Tam rms company issued during the last
quarter, ending on the 1st of April, 5lI Policies =
~ p.eniuis received on the same, and premiums
Losses PAD during the same time p 3(0 0l
Tine Nett It's surplus -,...;.-..-..-.. s43e74 %
MS sum being added &c the assets ON the lsf of
January last, make the assets of this comnapv On
the LIST OF April, S500,5l0 81. Va
from the above statements it will be seen that the
ousiiiess Oh tns company continues very prosper.
prospectus of the company. and further ;nsor
nation can be obtained at the Office of the agent No
2u3, on the square above the Farmers Rank
up @S-ot CHAS. WORTHAM Agent
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Death of Ex-Governor Young

ALBANY, April %.
Eng overnor Young died this morning. His
death will cause general regret throughout the
Stnfa
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GkEGOkX ~ MAUkN
Successors to j. w. Maury IL Co.. Mama
gers.
Office No. 81, Main Street.

Office, No. 81, Main Street
lgThe capital prize OF 81 1856 (whole ticket
SOLD and paid
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass So, April 10
81 Is 2 Is AZ 81 SO &c ~ l2 "a II So rs.
Whole ticket Nos 9 10 81, the capital prize of
S2l 1856 in the above 1ttery, to this agency,
and sold by Anthony g. Co, Venders Petersburg,
Va
Drawn Nos of Kentucky Lottery, No 80, April 81 i:
30 IA 60 II 40 81 IL l9 AZ 81 so ID.
Quarter ticket Nos l2 l9 AZ, prize of $4,000
sold at this Agency.
Drawn Nos. Kentucky Lottery, Glass 49, April 90
l6 20 10 30 "A SO % 65 IS SO Is Al So 80
Brilliant Scheme To. Day.-Capitak ST. :
507, 2500O 10000, 10 ,O00 100 of 1000, 100 of $780,
l60 of 300 &c. IS numbers, IA drawn ballots
" holes $20 halves TO- quarters S, eighths so.
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FRESH HARDWARE.
SPRING, 1852.

" Va. have, by recent arrivals fren Eng -
land and Germany, received their Spring imporfa
ton of Hardware, Gallery and Gums, and
from the manufacturers in this country an exten
sive assortment of American Goods, all Of which
were purchased for cash on the most favorable
terms.
Our stock il the lagest we have ever had the
pleasure of Offering for sale. both regards quaint
y, as also variety Of patterns.
In Staple Goods. particularly. az Pocket and Ia.
BILE Cutlery, Trace Chains, Grass and Grain
scythes, Axes, Shovels and Spades. Forks, Weed
ing and Killing Hoes, Cast and Shear Steel, Car
penters and Backsmiths' Tools. and Bailding Hard
ware generally Our assortment Il usually CON-
piete and we feel assured win bear favorable
comparison IN the country.
We tender to cur friends snd the public cur
thanks for the hitherto given MS and
respectfully solicit their further favors. assuring
them anew Of our abilisy and determination to sei
- low - any regular house whatsoever and that cur
best efforts shall be used % give entire .ssdsfac
ton. w. 3. " q. DOkNAN
Importers Of Hardware, cuslsrys -. oPeesi. -
18th street. nj
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sHEPPERSON's OFFICE,
Main street, opposite the Va. Banks.

sHEPPERSON'S OFFICE,
Main street, opposite the Va. Banks.
Drawn Nos Patspsco Lottery, Glass 123. April %
40 % Gu 80 SO Al ls Il l 9 so
Drawn Nos Carroll County Lottery, Glass 81:
II rs 50 54 76 10 % 50 4 60 l3 20 40
T0-Day.-A splendid scheme, to be drawn at
O'Clock, r. NJ. The Grand Consolidated Lottery
of aryland, Glass R.-Captals: $65,O00, $1,000,
250t0, $4,000, $780, 100 of $500, &c. Is numbers,
IL drawn Tickets S20-shares in proportion.
Also, Dollar Lottery.-Capltal: 1921 50prizss
of $50, &c.
70 Look at the prizes sold and paid at this Of
fee In the last few days:
Nos ls % a. prize of $500, Z II SO, prize of
275, 90, prize of 2 0, % 81 SO, prize of $780,
~ SO IS, prize OF rs, IL AZ 81, prize of TO- by
ap24 STEPHENSON.
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Sasting Of The Sierra herada
Neg YoRK, april 22.-lne steamer sierra heya.
Ca ith large nuniber OF psasengess. sailed tbout
a-:ea i9s Navy Bay
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L. Mustang Observation-Disclosures
make you Chesterfield bow, and politely call your
attention to the excelency OF our Lniment. 1t has
a beautiful cream drab color, and 10 free from
all mpuriy; it will soil the skin clothes and
will always relieve pain when an ezterna! applies
ton can reach it, and will broken cakel
breast, sore nipples, neuralgia, chapped hands, ana
also viii remove ugly blotches, juniors Or pimpies,
leaving the skin soft and smoothe and will. IN &c
case injure the skin in the slightest degree.
NH 29-eodts
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MRS. G. v1cLm1.

MAIN
w Lib open her spring and summer stvles n
80. MILLINERY on Tuesday, 27th April con.
sss1ng Of all the newest importatons, selected bv
ner Iof TINS market. to which she respectfully =.
quests the attention Of her customers ad he ns.
he Rmerally. - n % a. - 49,
Once Of Superintendent Of s1rce1.. !
April 22d, 1854
Z, usALS will be received at this Office
ara 1nu, ~ ednesday next, 2efh inst. for Paving
- aS Mmsaying Cutters on Cary street. from Adams
!. g sn loe street The estimate for the new work.
ths, senIs per square yard, and bid beyond
plce WIN be considered The proposal should
repaving. JON io' VIC paving ano
- NO ProPosal win be received after 10 o'clock
ap23-dtd Ar RATrc S,.n,. &C.,.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April %.
FLouR.-Sales of $50 bbls. Howard street at
81 06.
GRAIS.-Red wheat 92a95c.; white, 95al00c;
white and yellow cron, 57a5Sc.
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- A WRONG IHMP
n ay suppose, because we have the largest
and most suitably finished sales-room in the
city, that our prices are higher than the
"old school, establishments. But our object in
erecting saloon worthy the patronage of the La.
Gies of Virginia. (and that admit is pretty tall
boasting9 has been and is, by the greater variety
OF the styles and qualities aud the additional con.
venience for waiting upon customers to attract
them in such numbers to enable US to sell at the
lowest possible rates. And we are happy to say
that thus far we have realized our warmest antci.
pations and to all those who wish to select from
large and varied assortment, at moderate prices,
invited to Call at the Boot Shoe and Trunk Sa.
loon OF WHITE d. PAGE
ap % 3 doors below Doolev's Hat Store.
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T ID. GOODMAN, No 1874 Main street. oppo.
81 site Earle Solara haa insf received largo LOT

T d. GOODMAN, No 1874 Main street. oppo-
y site Eagle Square, has just received largelot
of blue, black, and browa Sack and Frock Coats,
of the very latest improved styles Of Spring so
also, large assortment of Fancy Cashmere Pants,
white and fancy Marseilles, Linen black Bombazne,
black and fancy Silk and black Satin Vests, al Of
which wiz be sold at the very lowest cash price
all he asks is, give him call. He deems it need
less, after the long trial the public has had Of his
Goods, to say more in their commentator suffice
it, he warrants all Clothing he sells ap3
THE DIZZY GOODS GIFT ASSOCIA.
L TON Is NO HUMBUG.-By paying Sd, 70 1.2,
or 20, you can get collar worth IL 2, IS, and 50.
Handsome Barege Deiaines at one shilling ana 20
cents, worth Is and 81 LIZ cents; Lawns at 70 IL,
Iinghams at i2 2, Calicoes at 8 IA, Sheetins 10
inches wide at 8 IA, Shirting cents, fine Linen
Cambria Hdkfs at IL 2. Lace and Muslin Sleeves
from 30 cents to a. Chemisetts from 50 to o. Hose
Of all coiors ct 10 l2; also, every description of
Dress Goods, Grape Shawls, &c. Every person by
paying the prices mentioned above for the articles
VIII not only receive the value for their uoney' but
will lind the articles cheaper than can Be- obfsined
in this city, Call soon, before all the gfs are dis
posed OF, as the number isIimited
ABRAHAM LEVY II
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4ERn NOTICE. ~N-
4$ NEW STOCK OF MILLINERY SH3
~ LATEST FASHIONS.-MRS.X VIA

SWORDS intends opening On ines ~
day next, April goth, 1852, large and elegant "a,
sortment OF superior Silk Millinery among which
is large collection of French Hats, direct from Pa.
ris; also, a second supply OF fancy Straw ditto.
similar to those which nave been 20 much admired
and given $50 much satisfa :tion TO all who nur.
chased. The ladies respectfully invited to call
and examine, at the New Millinery and Fancy Dry
Goods establishment, No 225 Broad street. Shockoe
Hill.
N.B.-Bonnets trimmed and made r. order in
the best manner, and at moderate prices.
ap22
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HERRING,S SALAMANDERs,
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving

/ further supply OF the real FIRE.PROOF SAL
AMANDER SAT- ES, the genuine kind, which has
never failed 10 all the late fires TO preserve their
contents. Every merchant who have valuable
books and papers, should have one.
We are prepared to furnish Banks. Insurance
Companies, Railroads, and all others, with Safes,
with potent locks, that cannot be picked or blown
open by powder. Call and examine Safe at our
store, taken from the ruins OF the great fire. with
all the interior perfect, and the books and money
ali saved. Fires are frequent, and those In want
had better not delay. All sig. on hand, ct factory
erices. FRY & McCANDLISH.
f. 26--ts Agents for the State of Virginia.
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TTyO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 to 80 gal
/ Ions; Beatly's Choppers and Cieavers; Heavy
Scale beams: Wilson's, Russell's, and other Butch
q -. 40, % 90 VANLEW e. TyALOR.
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IfOUND-On yesterday, at the time OF the exc
Il cution, black HAT, which the owner can
have by applying to JOSEPH FARRAR, on Union
Hin, and paying for this advertisement.
an d. 1t
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FUTURE DAYS.


IL OU8E AND LOT AND SEVEN VA.
II CANT LOTS, ON CLAY AND CATHARINE
sfREETS.-WiII be sold On Saturday, the Lat
Day of May, commencing at 5 o'clock, r N upon
the premises. acomfurfable Brick House, on Clay
ad1oining the property of Col Bigger. with q Lot
IRONING 40 feet on Clay street; also, three vacant
Lo,s adjoining, fronting 80 feet each Clay street
sna tour vacant Lots fronting 32 feet each on Cath
anne street each of the above Lots running back
Lois lie wen, in an improving section, and contain
alarge body of good brick clay.
TERMS at sale. By request of the owner.
ap % JAMES M TAYLOR Ar,cf