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NATIONAL TmEATRKThe entertainments evening were
received with applause respectable audience The inter
est taken in the gaphc dispatches being during the
evening rendered The audience The
Bedouin great and should be re-
psaed favorable evening Tonight there is rich bill of
great Variety and the whole talent of the company be
NATIONAL THEATRE.
L. A MARSHALL... .................. Sole Lessee
night three of the engagement of the celebrated
RAvEL FAMILY.
On WEDNESDAY, EVENING, November g.
The Rave performance will by extraordinary evou
tons
THE TIGHT ROPE.
Aer which will be presented me new ballet panto
mime in one act, called
LA FORTUNE; or THE QUEEN OF THE WORLD.
To be followed by the comic ballet panlomme, called
THE MILLINERsj or THs HUseARrAs RrsDrzvous.
which the talented MARTTNErTI FAMILY in variety o.
new feats of strength and agility
The performance conclude with celebrated Tabeaur
Vivants of
THE ITALIAN BRlGANDs
Prices Of admission Private banes S. par
quee so children years. price seats
Is cents; orchestra seats rs cents family circle, a5
Doors al O'Clock the curtain win be raised ~ The
box ONCE will be open daily from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock,
pS% Nov
O-MasOnc.A stated ROYAL Arch
Chapter No IS will be held "wednesday
O'Clock, election OF ensuing masonic
Companions will be punctual in their attendance.
BY order Of NJ Z. H. p.
s.v MILES, Secretary.
Nov
MEDICAL Books and all the Text Books used nj the
III Medical College, Washington for can be
purchased from the publishers in Philadelphia, by
TAYLOR a. MAURY,
Nov3 Bookselers, near oh street,
ID ECOLLECTIoNs ofa Southern sIatron and a New
II Engignd Brds; by Mrs Gilman.
Oracles for Youth, Home Pastime; by Mrs. Gilman.
Book for Corner, Selections In Prose by Leigh
Garden Walks with the Poetsj by Mrs. Kirkland.
TAYLOR a. MAURY
! Booksellers, near 9th street.
DOOKs for the Famuy.-Daiy Comm entary; A Practical
of Of
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nj renuemens silk undorshs at 81 so each well
worth 50
genemens black and fancy colored silk crayats
10 bundles gcnuemen's woolen and meno with
umbrellas, half hose, gloves, sc
10 bores ladies' merno vests all grades
Is pieces josey aannes all eolons
40 pieces Highland plaids for childrenis
dozen ladies' Mid gloves all colors, best quality 5 per
pair
sdozen Afepdale quilts, very cheap
boxes childrenr shawls
6dozen ve handsome Bay State thawis, many grave patterns
In the lot
With many other goods arriving daily.
All sales establishment approved pa-
uniformity prices
articles sold warranted 20 prove represented.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing be relied
cases. PERRY A BROTHER
Nov 2-eosuf Opposite Centre Market.
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NEW BOorxs-The Of the Wise Mer-a Commentary on
~ the Second Chapter of ST. Matthew by Dr. French.
Peces Notes Ae designed for Bible classes Sunday
schools, and private reading.
Companion for AffIced by Walker.
Wises Path Of Life Sketches OF the Way TO Glory and I'm
mortality Help for Young Christians.
Poruro the New Testament Church Members by Charles
Adams.
History Church from its Origin and Of the vaudo
OF Piedmont 10 the present day.
Palestine Geography and Bible History with twenty ntho
graphic msps.
Successful Merchant; Sketches OF the ie Of Mr. Samuel
Budgeti--a very entertaining work -
Light Dark Places Memorials Of Christian Life in the Mid
die Ages from Of the late Augustus Neandef
Youthful Autobiography by tho Rev. George
Coles--a very entertaining book for the young.
Life OF Rev John Collins late Of the Ohio Conference by Judge
Mclean.
Scripture Views ofthe Heavenly World; by Edmonson.
GRAY n BALLANTYNE's
Oct7 Bookstore, 7th street.
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rLOTas Cassineres, vestngs, eWe ask the attention
ofmechant Aors large stock OF Cloths cassimees
vesiings trimmings, sc which VIII sell very cheap
sent pl-.od,w YERBY MILLER
cHkMBERs's Papers for the PeopieI vols. q and =.
" This day received Tor sale by - -
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Octp Booksellers, 9th street
EALL GooDs.-For genuemens wear new rich, elegant
styles, Of the best quality.
Just received by III. Y. LOUDON N CO.,
Mems MERGERS and Tailors, Browns Hotel.
sept4-3awlm
DAPP's Niche Gold Pcns-Patepted 1852, embrnofnR
IL properties the finest quill with durability OF
metal well citizens Wash
ngion. For sale at the agency, - - -.
TAYLOR MAURY's
oci6 Bookstore, near 9th street.
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THE WORLD OF WATERS or, Peacerai Progress
o'er the Unpathed Sea- by Mrs. D. Osborne. 6mo., illus
rated. IS
Thi. is uneommony happy conception, developed
inconsdorabo force and beauty. .'i-.frgu.
Geology Of The Rock BY Hugh Miller author Of Red
Sandstone, &c. 16mo. rs cents
Roger Miller Heroism In Humble Liie-a
with an Introduction by the Rev Dr. Alexander lsmo. 20
The reader who this volume unmoved,
gsw ofne individually useful the and
the wicked stuff many these
pages have been submiued.n
For sale by GRAY DALLANTYNE,
Oct2l Seventh
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(ARPErINGSJust received and addifiousl
ply OF forty different styles three ply and ingram and hemp
penr made order These goods will be found
very desirable and superior in quality
Also, daily expected rich addition stock tapestry
peiinrs, n entirely and elegant designs.
Also, full supply oflow priced oiicloihs --- -
@-3ufeod CbAGETT DODSOM'
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BY J.C. MCGUIRE. Auctionser.

T,RUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE
Monday afternoon, November i5ih O'Clock
shall sell the premises by virtue Of deed Of trust 70 he sub
serbe e47 and duly recorded Lber w.
1885, 49, records Washingon
county, numbered eight hundred and
beginning southwest Of said and
line Of Fourth eighty (eO)
25 thence south eighty (6S)
South hve (a3)
o beginning with the improvements consisting OF build
ing occupied u grocery
fourth cash the residue payments NJ three, sx
MONTHS Upon full the parchase
money a deed will be given. -
A. HpLAwRENCE, Trustee. 3.
Oct 3-eodks JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auctosses.
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By &c. N srRATToN, Auctionser
(PenusyivGnia arsn.s, corner Of Ninth sirsef)
Two HUNDRED PLANTS IN FULL BLOOM AT AUC-
tonOn Thursday morning. at 10 O'Clock, auction.
roon shall sell hundred plants pots, consisting e1-
Of chvsanhemums, &c In full bloom
condition. embracing the latest and finest
Terms cash. Nov 2-dts
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ny Il. n. srRArroS. Auct,onser.

(Pennsyfrdntd dreHne, corner p NfHh "resf)
VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTToN.-on Thursday, November
lh, O'Clock, auction shsi
occupied by Lemae W. Middleton, adjoining
Thomas, United States army John
Pierce containing 2j improved by douhe
house. wings orchard Of apples peaches ns
fruits, several fine springs Of water
and grounds command extensive and
Potomac and the
more particular description he obtained by calling upon
auc visiting the premises I-tt.I.
liberal and made known Mt sole.
indispuble Conveyances purchaser
Oct n-eodSds
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Amount on depos-
ite.
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w IL STANFORD, merchant tailor, PennsylvanAa
Gadsby's Hotel has received, In
fancy
which will be made order, in superior Style q he
lowest possible prce OctX-iaw7wh
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('HnoNloUEs de In Fonde par Chcvslier. I vol
" Paris. lc52
Ian de- Conjecurcr Applique Sciences Morales Polque
et Economiques par Noirot vol. Paris, it52.
1870.
Deeret de Marine Msrchande, commsnn Erpque par
Hsitefeuhle. vol. Paris is2.
Eudes Forces Ia Russe par Tegobos
od vol. Paris, 1852
n-ere da ccnsulo' pEmpirei .par Tbers.
Paris, is5l
Heors dun Coup de,s par suino Paris 1854.
Portraits Polqnes ct Revoluonnaes par Cuvier fieury.
vols. Paris 1882
Oct "a FRANcK TAYLOR
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RLACKw0OD's Magazine for October.
~ Grahams Magazine fof November.
Godeys Ladyis Book for November.
Arthurs Home Magazine for November.
The Bivouac the Rival Suffers by The author Of Hector
oran.
Lilly Dawson; by the author Susan oplev
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR a MAURy
octl9 BOOKSELLERS street.
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LOUIS NAPOLEON AND TnEpopE.

Although reports are assiduously propagafed oil the
complete success OF General Gemeau's mission TO
Rome, the correspondence of the London News says
that the Pope will not come TO Paris IL he can helpit
and although his Holiness is sort OF state prisoner
OF France in his palace he is not so helpless in this
matter as might be imagined lie knows that The French
army not 10 Rome 10 serve him, but TO further
the ambitious designs of the French President and he
could afford 10 disregard idle any threat TO Withdraw
that army because The effect OF such measure would
be eihe TO place him under the protection OF Austria or
TO produce n republican rising IN Rome--alternalives
more dslasleio TO Louis Napoleon than TO himself.
Inc latest story current in olcsa circles is that me
Pope the elderly cardinals whose duty i would be
toaccompany him. are afraid OF travelling n cold weather,
and That The coronation will be put of TIL May TO suit
The convenience OF the head of the church But there s
strong reason TO think that the negotiations IN state
lar less favorable TO The darling object of Louis Napo.
leon than even this daory plea to the pressing nsan
ces OF General Ganear wouldimply
Swiss Journal the Etho of Mont n onc gives The
substance OF autograph letter written to Louis Napo
leon by the Pope foil OF barren compliments but ex
pressing in terms intention TO maintain a neutral posi-
ton with regard 10 French politics The UnipeY OF TO
day reproduces the statement OF the Swiss journal in
Conspicuous form, and with the evident intention of con
veying the impression that lhe successor of 81 Peter
has not committed himself to any promise 10 place the
imperial crown with bis own hands upon Louis Nspo-
Icons brow. The paragraph is as follows:
The Pope has just addressed 10 Louis Napoleon an
autograph letter in which, while remaining stranger
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JTNDER- SHIRTS AND DHAWEHs.-hs usual, have
u very large complete Of
no WOOL drawers, vsrioss
and qualities, at moderate and uniform prices
Oct 02-6ufeod Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
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u OLIJN's Ancient utstory-r Ape English edttion,
with the addition Of many maps London, 1851 nss
paper and type. Price 81 so
Universal Geography from Mse un and Babe inc"s,ns msn
emaica and physical geography history oseovs
and complete descriptions from the recent sources OF ~ ne
countries OF the world Complete large octave vo"me o
pages. London, 1851 50 80. ..,~,, ,....
FHhNCk TALfOk.
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HOODS Choice Works. vols
III walk and Talks sf American Farmer England BY
Fred u. Omsed. 2d series 25 cents.
The prescrber Complete Hand Book comprising
Of the Au Of ofPrescribing vol, London 1854
Cavoyance and Practical Mesmensm by James Esdae NJ D.
London, ls52.
octf FRANCK TAYLOR
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n0,trO ssTdO sUssK sss-Fy prme
ssn sop la"iwf -'fs'i '''' D, L. sEMMEs 4 BKo.
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A LADY OF ability and address desires situation
~ houekeepe TO peneuon governcss family,
Nov2-dA
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In Admiralty.
In what place.

TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, October 2s, 1852
Noy 3-lt
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTEL
SATURDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-P May, Havan-
ma; T Lee, U A; G w Garrett, Charlotte.
Vile; J NJ Read and J G Jefierys, Milton, N
C; d Ruggles, Mass; II Moorman. Rock
bridge. Va: W Patton and J B Doe, Dam
vile; DR. p S Canington, Halifax; X H ARM
stead, Williamsburg; l. Herskell, CharIotts-
vile; J w Hamilton and G Hamilton, Rock
bridge; w N Fellows, lady and child, N Y;
NJ Nelson and J Knott, Wheeling; H A Wise,
Va; e G Marshall, Fauquier; G l. Neigle
Sister. fredericksburg; F l. Marshall, Fau-
quier; r Dou,hst, Charles City.
COLUMBIAN I1OTL.-J Byerly, Rock
ingham; E c Archer, Powhasan; w w
Cheatham, Chesterfield; G s McCume, Ala
bama; J w Brooks, Charlotte; NJ w Robinson,
Chesterfield; ) Calwell, Danville; d Driscoll
Manakin; w q Stratton, FarmVille; X Nj
White, Gordonssille; A Eggleston, Rich
mond; E E Kent, Lynchburg; w Matthews
and Nj Hagerman, Liberty; E c Cunlifi,
Bedford; J G Pearson, Guilford, n c; II ID
Sattersfeld, NC.
CITY HOTEL.-J Boyd, New Kent; c
Murray, Hampshire; A B Hatch. Mrs Hatch
and Miss Wilkinson, Bath, Me; Wilson,
Portland, Me; Gen Lyon, Powhatan; L Gard
| ner New York; III g Harper, Charleston; e
Hall, Eagyvile, La; M Gentry, r a. ID r
Road; r Ii slyl5, Rockets; Capt Loveland,
Barque Cyane; p q Foster, Cumberland c FL;
L Winston, Alhenarle; c Talley, Va G z
X; Airs E Needs and Fl Rogers, Baltimore:
w Tyler, Charles City; Miss Davis, Nor
folk.
AMERICANA Wheelan, Greenboro, Ala;
H Ford, England; Mr. Freeland and family,
N Y; A Il Burton, Fluvanna; J Noble and
SONS, U s A; DIR w S Walker, Prince Ed
ward; DR. Christian, Memphis, Tenn; D H
Morton. Charlotte; A B Nenable, Prince Ed
ward; L II Campbell, Nottoway; c 7 Porter
and G M Fellowus, Amherst; T kepner,
Rockbridge; G Tulmer, Faiafax; A NJ Good
wyD, Petersburg; Mrs Ishbell and family
and d IsbeIl, Cumberland; A Eames. Mass;
L c Bowe, YancyviIIe, N c; w q Lloyd and
lady, and Mrs Bishop, Charleston; d nj
Childs, Rochester. N Y; A Flint, Boston;
Hough, Penn.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
ITEMS.

The report fthe u. States mint shows the re.
ceipt of than hos, 600 GOO Of gold from Cali
fornia The whole yield for last gear will no doubt
amount to spwarasof sl75.ooo.u0o.
The Supreme Court at Washington has decided
that the u. 8. Bank must pay the bonus TO Pennsyl
vania, amounting, with interest, to si,3o00o0.
Mr. Greenough, the sculptor Is now in New York.
He is awaiting the arrival from Italy, Of his group,
intended Tor the Capitol al Washington. 1t lie said
that he win very soon commence bis statue of ].
Fennimore cooper.
THE Ice IN TIE SusoUEHANSA;-TheW Whining
ton Journal states that the ice the Susqu, hanna
gave way on Monday evening, and the steamboat
Susquehanna. in attempting TO cross, was carried
about three quarters Of mile down the river,
where she now lies tossed upon the ice.
INA BAD FIx-The Lib r'y (Md) Banner states
that schoolmaster of that place. while in a fit of
s1tosication was married to woman with whom
he had but a very short acquainte nee, by certain
persons who had hoped thereby to cover over their
own guilt. He has since left for parts unknown.
GRANTS OF LAND TO RAILROAD CoMPxNIEs-
There are thity railroad projects in the West
and ruth asking of Cons res the grants OF sections
of the public lands. These thirty one railroads
measure upwards of e$s tt ak0asaad three hundred
miles in extent, If they could all receive alternate
sections Of land six miles in depth either side of
the track Of each road, the aggregate number OF
acres would be upward of hdy millions. tolera-
The Legislature ofVermont, atthe recent session
enacted 8 law forbiding the employment Of con
ductors, engineers, brakemeu, switchmen ''who
shall make nse ofintoxicating hqours beverage
If any company within the state fail to comply with
the requirements OF the law, they are liable to a
prosecution, and fine of from $500 to $4,000.
WELDON AND CASTOR RAILRoAD.-Messrs. Jno
A. Green, j. Myers and John Mcguail have CON
traced TO construct this road, which extends from
Weldon to CASTOR N. c., in eight months from the
present time.
Chicago is the most rapidly growing city in the
Western country. Il has now apopuiaton of 4O,UOu
lslthoueh but 600 in 1862 and read estate Is Sell
ling at highersprices than be obtained anywhere
else.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Road is now com
peted from the City of Pittsburg to Massillon IN
Ohio, distance Of l0S miles.
UNITED STATES BANK STOCK is still in demand
from Europe at 50 per share. 1t is understood
these shares are used to considerable extent IN Am
sterdam az a cover for taking usury. The borrower
in addition to paying legal interest buys share or
two of Bank Stock at par.
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- HOUSE, SIGN PAINTING
- AND GLAZING, WHITENING AN D

49, COLORING WALLS, Corner l4th and
Franklin streets, opposite Exchange Hotel-The
Subscriber avails himself of this method to return
his grateful thanks to the public generally for he
very liberal patronage they have been pleased to
bestow on him during the past twelve years he has
been engaged in the above branches oil his profess
sion, assuring his patrons, and others in the city
and country having work in his line if they wish it
well executed, with good materials, at low prices,
they would do much for their interests to give him
call, as he is in the habit of buying his materials
by the quantity AT low for cash. he the, efore
tlatters himselfthat in no particular will he be be.
hind the times, either to price, beauty, dura.
blllty OF workmanship. Any job in his way, OF the
value OF i've cents to thousand dollars and up
wards will be thankfully received and faithfully
attended to. large assortment of Window Glass
which ne would be pleased to work up in old and
new sash very low; also, fine lot of seasoned
sign boards and prepared tins, which he could
paint to order at short notice. 20 per cent less thai
such work has heretofore been done Please give
him a call. JAMES NJ CARTFR
te lS-}m
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- BUY YOUR GOODS
SSSSs&s-l ZIP - g II 4 =

GAINS AT THE LADIES' SALOON-We are
now beginning to receive our Sp ing supply of La
dies Misses and Children's Shoes Callers, Jenny
Linds sc. We have fitted up our store so as to rem
DER 1t pleasant and com 10 able to all ourpstrons,
and we design to make IL a popular retailing estab
hshment, where every variety re cd in our line
may be obtained at moderate cash prices We
have just received lar stock of Travelling
trunks, OF all sizes and various styles which will
be sold at small advance upon cost For bargains,
call on WHITE a PAGE
Three doors below Dooley's Hat Store, 70, Main
street.. fe 81
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EA ~ -; GO
AND DANVILLE Rail

d. u -:
d ICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD.-CHANGE OF HOURS-On and
after THURSDAY, the 18th February, 1852, 70.
gular passenger train will run between Richmond
aud Jenning Ordinary, connecting at Jennings
Ordinary with Flagg & Co.'S line Of Stages Tor
Burkeville, Farmville, Lynchburg Halifax Court
House, Danville and Milton. The train will ston
for passengers only at the following points Man
chester, Robious, Coal Field, Tornahawk Pow.
hatan, Mattaox, SCOTS Shop, Amelia Court House
and Wyanoke.
Leave Richmond four times week, viz: Mon.
day, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7 30 NJ
Returning, leave jennings Ordinary at 10 5OA n
Children over g. and not over IL years of age
half price to any points except the two frst
named. Servants travelling by themselves n1rst
be finished with two passes go that one can he
retained in the Office and it must be expressly
stated on the pass that they are permitted to 80
on the cars. A freight train will leave Richmond
every Wednesday. Parties forwarding goods NM.
have them on the ground the previous evening
N. B.-The Stage leaves Jennings Ord;Tsrv
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at II, 4
NJ; and returning, meets the cars at the same
point every Monday, Thursday and Saturday
For seats in the Stage to Lynchburg AMI inter
mediate points, apply TO the Agent at the Danvilje
Depot, Richmond. To ensure seats persons must
be at the Office and have their names entered twenty
minutes before the cars leave
Passengers not providin q hemselves with tickets
and negiecting to have their names entered on the
Way-blli, will be considered as way passengers
and charged an increased rate of fare
fe IL John III. OSBORNE Supt.
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81. r.E

& Is aaN
nINEF PUNT LINE TO HxLTYs
L MORE.-TWTCE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALT1MORE.-Enre a.
OnIy.--The public are hereby informed that tie
comfortable snd commodious low pressure stesnn.
err MARYLAND, Capt Charles II. Mitchell. having
been entirely reftted, enlarged, and improved IL
every respect, with berihs for large number OF
passengers, and with state rooms for those who
prefer being retired, IL now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore Passengers by this agree.
BILE and economical line win leave Ricnmond by
the morning train, On Mondays and Wednesdavs
at o'clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore On the H.,
lowing mornings in tire 10 proceed with the early
train of those days to Philadelphia. Returning.
passengers viii leave Baltimore on the afternoons
of Tuesday and Thursday. at 4, p NJ and conpsef
at the Creek on Wednesday and Fridsy succeedne
with the train which arrives in Richmond az a p
NJ, of the same days.
Fare in either direction, S. (state rooms and
meals for cabin passengers, extra Forward cabin
passengers dncluding me lie and lodging on board
"a so.
Nor further particulars, or through tickets applv
at the Office Of the Richmond, Fredeiicksburg (
Potomac Railroad Company.
J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OFFICE r., F. g. P. r. X. COMPANY
Richmond, March 9th, 1852. : nah 6
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EOK NORFOTK AND pOR - fsssYsfsf9

Il The favorite and beautiful Steamboat Au.
susla, capt, WEN G. SMITH, having been tho
roughly overhauled and repaired, and furnished
with new Boiler and new main Shaft, OF wrought
iron, has resumed her place on the line via tie
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad and Port Wal
thail. The Cars running in co1nexion with her
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
81 o'clock
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave Norfolk ca
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at sunrise.
Fare to City Point . a 90
Do. to Capes or Grove Wharf, &c
Do. to Norfolk and Portsmouth,, ..2 90
Servants, to airy point between Richmond
ana tue Grove,. --------...-.-..--..-..l &C
DO to Norfolk and Portsmouth, .l C
Children under ~ years of age, halt price
- ioi servants, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
nlshed with two passes so taat one can be retained
at the once; and 1t must be expressly stated on tie
pass that they are permitted to go by cars and
steamboat. THOS. DODAMEAD,
ocS-du Superintendent.
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1TOsT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

e most desirable House and Lot situated in very
genteel and pleasant nsighborhood, on Shockoe
Hill, The house is in perfect repair, having just
been completed is built an the most approved style
of the best materiaas and has never been occupied
There are about 10 pleasant rooms, with two story
portico in the rear bathing house, &c. the kitchen
is also of brick has four and all necessary
out houses The house is supplied with the City
water and gas.
This propertyis within FIVE minutes walk of the
business pa of the city, and presents every atrac
ton to those wishing pleasant and genteel resi-
dence. The terms will be accommodating.
NH 4-3tawts JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
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- ADIE a. GRAY, DRUGGISTS, l47
MAiE STREET, have Ia store, and are receiy.
ing, iafge additions ~ their stock of Drugs.
Paints. Oils, Dyes, Window Gisss sn3
Eancy Articles, which they offer for sale on the
11oss favorable terms TO cash and punctua dealers
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NEW YORK, March 6-Crd, steamer Roanoke,
Parrish, Richmond. Ard, scbr VIM II Rutan,
Sprague, Fredericksburg. March 5-Crd schr
Hanover, Chich ster, Richmond. ARID, schrs Ca
lego, Dearborn, Richmond Edwin Coker, Freder-
icksburg.
ATTExEL, FEB. 13-ship Farewell, Benter, Rich
mond, Va
LIVERPOOL Feb 20-Sailed, ship Harkaway,
Benson, City Point, Va loading, ship Sutei for do
EDGARTowN, Feb 27-Arrd, schr Mozart, Booth
bay, Richmond. March lst-brig Virginia, Rich
mond, for Bath-put in with loss of best bow anchor
and topmast, off Nantuchit Point ON the 29th ut.