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EXCHANGE ROWLING SALOON

6ACk1AN6G bOWIlN9 BALLOON
THE SUBSCRIBER.Iaf great cost, has fitted
i up this establishment in an entirely new style.
1t Is brilliantly illuminated with Isl
GAS LIGHTS. snrss
The old alleys are taken up and new ones substtu.
ted, and the whole presents an appearance truly
magnificent
Two days in the week will be set apart entirely for
the benefit of
THE LADIES';
none of whom, however, win be admitted unless &C.
companied by gentleman.
The public are requested to call to-day and fee
with their own eyes. A. SMITH,
fe 3ts Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
(,0gimIssI0NER,s SALE On y1Ly'

HOMMIssIONERss sALK or yALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR RICHMOND.
II pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
chancery for the County Of Henrico, pronounced
on the 18th day Of January 1852 IN the suit Of New
Gregory and others. the undersigned. commits
sioner appointed By DE said decree. win, on SAT.
uRDAY, the. 25th day Of the present month. Of
fair II not. the next iair day thereafter, sunday
excePted expose 10 sale at public auction, on the
premises the real estate in the said suit mention.
cd consisting Of two parcels Of Land lying on the
new nnoge road, about II miles from Richmond,
the late residence Of Robert P. New, deed. The
cessary. 49, = -
Terms: Onc-third Of the purchase money win
De required TO be paid In cash for the residue.
credit Of six and twelve months will be given Inc
purchaser to execute his bonds with approved az.
curty for the credit instalments which are Co hear
interest from the day Of SALE and The title 90 be re-
tanned until the whole purchase money shall be
paid, and conveyance directed by the court.
JAMES TALLEY
N. BAT tina same time and place, will be sold
two acres of Land adjoining the above described
property, and also the premises, containing three
acres, now occupied by William r. Baldwin, and
some valuable farming utensils.
fe7-2nWtds
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4 LADIES, GAITERs.-Go

a LADIES' GAITERS.-Go
with the Dispatch into every fami, =
in the city and State and let the Ladies know
that ifthey want the prettiest and best Caters
they ever saw for very small sum of money, they
must come to No. 43, at the sign Of the Big Boot
just below the City Hotel, opposite side of Main st
where there is also large and general assortment
of every thing in the line which win be sold very low
by WILLIAM WALSH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes Trunks,
Valieses, Carpet Bags. &c. fe3
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GRAPEiC' NEWS
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.
sEsArE.-The Senate passed the bill ap.
propriating $4,000 to pay the mechanics a,
work upon the Capitol extension.
The rest of the day was consumed in dis.
cussing private bills.
HousE.-The House empowered the Com
mittee on the Capitol extension to send for per-
sons and papers TO assist in the enquiry relative
to the permanent stability of the formation of
said extension.
The rest of the day was spent in discussing
the bill for rendering Land Warrants assigna.
BILE.
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CD GRAND STATE BALL. Nmsan
81 MILITARY AND CIVIC! HH#Ax
ME At the Richmond Theatre. XsxL
SIA II sufficient number OF subscri. S2
beers can be obtained by the TENTH OF FEBRUARY
next, at FIVE DOLLARS each, the approaching
Virginia. GEORGE WASHINGTON will be celebrated
by Grand State Ball to be given at the Richmond
Theatre, on Monday Evening, February 23d in a
style of grandeur and elegance never before wit.
messed in the State.
The building to be superbly decorated, the see
merry taken out, the Parquette floored over, and
the whole converted into magnificent Ball Room,
capable of accommodating two thousand persons;
and the citizens of the entire State cordially
invited to cooperate in making the occasion wor
thy of the Old Dominion.
H Subscription lists now open at the Box Of
fee of the Theatre, the American and Exchange
Hotels. WILLIAM L. MAULE,
Jan24-tf Lessee
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DOR sALE.-1HREEFR FRAME TENEMENTS
4 on Mayo street. opposite the Synagogue
Terms very accommodating. Apply to .
fe 4-IW $3.50. DR. BOLTON,
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aNTOOD AND COAL.--Tbe subscriher has
w on hand, at the Richmond sud Dsnville Rail.
road Depot, large supply Of the best oek and
Pine WOOD which he is selling at "a for best sea-
soned Oak delivered % SO for best seasoned Pine,
delivered. He has also large quantity OF lump
and average Coal, from the Midlothian Pits, per-
sons leaving orders at Mr. L. p. Els's Grocer, ON
Broad street, Shockoe Hill, at Messrss Smith =
Harw ood's Hardware Store on Main street and 6
John w Hines' Soap Factory on Byrd street, Or e
the Depot, win be furnished Immediately
fe2-jt2OA THOMAS FOSTER.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, February 6.

NEW YORK MARKETS. February 6.
CoTroN 1000 bales changed hands. Strictly
Mddng Upland 81; Orleans 81. Market closed
dull.
FLoUR.-Southem s4,75 to S4s7.
CoRN-Mixed 20 cts.
TOBACCO kentucky $3.50 50.
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CONCERT ROOM OF THE EX-
CHANGE HOTEL.
MAD'LLE TERESA PARODI, PRIMA
w DONNA from her Majesty's Theatre in Lon.
don, respectfully announces that, on her passage
to Hayana and Mexico, she will give Grand Mu-
steal Festival on SATURDAY EVENING, Febru-
airy 7th at the Exchange Concert Room, on which
occasion she will be assisted by
SignOrinn Amnlia Patti,
Prima Donna Contralto, from the Aston Place Ital.
ian Opera.
NIiska Hauser,
The unrivalled violnist
DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR,
MAURICE STRAKOSCH,
The celebrated Composer and Pianist
PROGRAMME-PART /.
L. Fantasia on favorite airs from La file du Re.
giment, composed and executed by Maurice
Strakosch.
2. Nespolitan, am Dreaming of Thee, an English
Song, by Alexander Lee, sung by Signorina
Amalia Patti.
3. Fantasia on airs from "Lucretia Boreia," by
Donizetta, composed and executed ON the vi
olin, by Miska Hauser.
4. The celebrated Cavatina from Rossini's grand
opera Tancredi, sung by Madlle. Teresa Pa
rodi.
PART II.
l. SPY the sad Sea Waves" composed by Benedict,
sung by Signorina Amalia Patti
2. "Adajio relisioso," Ole Bulls masterwork, ex-
ecuted by Miska Hauser.
). The favorite Cavatna from LA Sonnambula."
lAn non giunge9 sung by Mile. Teresa Parodi.
L. The Magic Bell" reverie sentimentale; com
posed and executed by NJ. Srakosch.
>. The grand duetto from Rossinis "Stabat Ma
ter" sung by Miles. Teresa Parodi and Amaia
Patti.
PART III.
l. The Bird on the Tree,"a Capriccio written
for little children, composed and executed by
Miska Hau3er.
2. Comm through the Rye" Scotch song, sung
by Signorina Amalia Patti
3. The famous Ricci Valse, sung by Mile. Teresa
Parodi.
"kossuth's Gallop,"' composed and executed by
M. Strakosch.
5. Grand Duetto from Bellini's Grand Opera Nor
ma sung by Miles Teresa Parod and Amaa
Patti.
V Doors open at 64-Concert to commence
at u o'clock.
20 Prices of admission $1-To be had at the
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT & co.

STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, &C., AT
~ AUCTlON.-On MONDAY MORNING, the 9th
inst at 10 O'Clock, shall sell, at Public Auction at
the store of Kari Brother opposite the Banks their
entire stock of Boots, Shoes, &c, now in store the
proprietors having determined to discontinue that
branch of their business; among which viii be
found:
$50 pair of Gentlemen's Boots, their own man're,
225 Shoes, Caters, &c, /" 4"
300 6" of Ladies' Shoes, :.
of different styles and patterns, {
Slippers, Ties, &c.
The above stock is very desirable, being their own
work and fashionable styles.
Terms at sale. n
fee ALEXANDER MOTT g. CO., Aucrs
NJ OIL E.-The subscribers, intending to
lN change their present business, earnestly re-
quest those indebted to them TO make immediate
payment, and all accounts due on the lst January,
not paid by the 5th of February nexf will be placed
in the hands of an officer for collection. We will
sell our stock until that time at and below cost If
not disposed of by the 9Th of February, the balance
0fthe stock on hand will be sold at auction On
MONDAY, the OH of February. Hg3
KARI & BROTHER,
Opposite Virginia Banks.
Sale to be conducted by 20
ia 26-9t. ALEX MOTT g. co. Auct'rs
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LOTTERIEs.


asSt5- ~ - 18th 4THERT. fzfssf sssaEEsf
Drawn Nos Of Kentuehy. Class %, reb4.
20 40 IS II SO Sc 13 u As 10 Sc 81 10
| Whole Ticket-13 81 75-a prizs Of el5O re.
Drawn Nos Of Kentucky. Class 30, Feb6:
Is A7I4s42 9 20 % II 80 81 Is IL "a 81
Half Ticket-l5 % 47--a prize Of 600 returned.
fe Tilt
GOLD MINE ON PEARL STREET.
LUCK'S OFFICE.
lmPlements Furnished nj the Mine.
Drawn Nos Carroll County, 10, Feb5:
"a 70 81 So I6 3 IL 81 10 6 Is
"n0''ss IS = Two more sold and I Paid BY
A splendid scheme for This. Day. Every body
should have q ticket in this splendid scheme.
and lowest three No prize 500. 10 number and
ID drawn. Tickets Sl2
For the capital, call at
fe 7 aLUcK's.
LAMBEk us OFFICE,
l4fh Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos KY. Lottery, Glass 90, Feb S:
81 81 90 GA 30 81 76 l2 40 SO 81 90
.To.Day.-The Kentucky State Lottery, Glass
No: 81 Capitals S35 eco, II 500, 10000, 5000,
s. 10y, 3 GOO, 80 of $500 &c. 78numbers ID drawn.
tickets Sfo-shares IN proportion.
Also, one dollar Lottery fe7
sTATHANI's LOTTERY OFFICE,
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand.)
Drawn Nos Patapsco 81:
81 ~ 10 2 68 81 I8 % 4 As 614
For This Day.-Consolidated, g. Capitals.
10000, 10000, 10000, 10000 5000 $500, 90 of
1850 20 of 73l. 76 numbers, 10 drawn Tickets
$l2
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81.
fe W. H. sTATHAM.
MA K's FFICk,
..x F. NORRIS & CO.
This Day.-Capitas $4,000, 10000, 10000
10000, 5000, 20 OF 1850, &c. 70 numbers, 10
drawn. Tickets S12.
Also. Dollar Lottery-Capital S., 900, &c.
Drawn Nos Carroll County, Glass 10:
"a 78 81 So 16 3 II 81 Z 8 6 Is
fe7 c. w. PURCELL. i
GREGORY & MAURY,
Successor to j. w. Maury & CO., Mama.
-..-..-.- gers. ....e-
b. .--..-.- No. l, City Hotel.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky: Glass 90, Feb g:
81 81 62 GA IS 81 rs l2 40 SO 81 %
Lottery for To-Day, Feb. \, 1852
Kentucky, Glass 81. 7s numbers, ID drawn Capt.
tails $35 coo, 1900, 10000, 300 of 1900, 80 of
1000, &c Tickets $40. fe7
sTKATTON's OFFICE.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, No. g. Feb 5:
- 81 81 81 Ga 35 81 rs l2 40 SO 81 %
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 80, Feb 6:
IS AZ 4s AZ 9 40 % II 80 81 IS IL "a 81
Ticket iNos-39 AZ 61-sold and paid by
STRATTON.
For To-Day.-KentuckyEx Extra No. 80. Cap.
ital: $4,000. Tickets ST..
Also. Kentucky, No 81. Capital $35, 900. Tick.
cts $40 fe7
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, February 6.
FLOUR has declined; large sales at S4,l2.
CORN firm
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fINRUSSES.-Af full ssortment Of Trusses, EN-.
Il bracing the usual variety, among which may
be found all the new styles, for sale by
fe4 o. A. STRECKER
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QLACk DRESS AND FROCK COATS,
II of excellent quality, and for sale cheap for cash.
j. Z. HENDERSON, CO.
fe 3 No. 81 lain street.
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BLACK CLOTH AND CAssIMERE
- Observation-Disclosures by the subscribers,
and for sale very cheap.
j. f. Henderson, e. co,
fe 3 No 81 Main street.
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- EADY MADE CLOTHING AT COST:
~ large supply of Overcoats, Business Coats
Pants Vests &c, to be disposed of at cost until the
that wish to purchase will pense call and judge
for themselves, as am determined to close out
my winter goods at cost, and no mistake. Come
one, come all, and you will find the cheapest cloth
ing ever sold, at SO Main street.
ia 2l-dtI0F+ T. HYNEMAN
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INDICATED INDIA RUBBER PLAS.
III Terrific cheapest and best p aster
in use.-It is u ed with much in all cases
of general debility. strengthening the system, &C.
In Acute and Chronic Rheumatism, Pain in the
Side and Back, it has been used with the greatest
| success. For sale by
fe
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II AM STILL RECEIVING COAL from
i the Midlothian Pits and putting u Ct the sane
uriee commenced AZ in July hast say IL cents per
bushel for Lump and l6 cents per bushcl for MIXED
am not getting large supply Of Lamp but get ~
that comes to the Richmond & Danvile Railroad De-
pot for sale.
Il 3--fw ssss - CHASTA4N FAIRFAX.
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III A Ma Gle k,S EFICk,
F. NORRIS a. co

This Day.-Capitals: $4,000, 3O,5Oo, 10000,
10000, 5000, 90 Of 1850, &C. 70 numbers, l3
drawn. Tickets S12
Also, Dollar Lottery-Capital S., 600, &c.
Drawn Nos Carroll County, Glass 10:
"a 10 81 SO 16 ) II gu 8 6 Is,
fe7 C. w. PURCELL.
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VALRNTINEs.--lAsh Fehruary.-l. W.
Y RANDOLPH hiss for salcs q Wholesale end r.
tipes at prices fFom cents 10 90 eaeh aeos En-
yelopes from cent 70 Is cent? oach, o. ysrsoes
sixes, TO auis the VAlentines; alsos Easennne w..
ters st cents end 1s cents cAsh< ~ ~ 49,
prompt Attentions, Il addressed 70 ~ Main ssSeee
Richmond. 10 AsasAn s. q rs -. -
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OOkING-GLASSES- assortment of
IL Mantle, Pier, Swing and Toilet Looking
Glasses in gilt and mahogany frames, for safe by
r M ZIMMERMAN
fe7 Corner Main and 18th SITS
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| FANCY CASS. PANTS.-We opened this
| morning new lot of Fancy Cass. Pants. Call
at No ll2 Main street
| fe4 MERCHANT g. WEISIGER
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| - beautiful lot of Black Doe Skin Pants of good
| quality. MERCHANT & WEISIGER,
| fe4 No 1l2 Main street.
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IN. 10LTeN las runessa = olseesssss1l
~ bstwesn lth nd 81 sszssiA sgeeas
ary chureh.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-We will sell, TO
IN remain in Richmond, a likely WOMAN, "a
years Of age, and her child about 10 months old The
wumsn Il good cook and washer and ID offered for
no fault whatever. Apply To US.
TOLER COOK,
fe3 General Agents.
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Drawn Nos Patapsco, 81:
"a "a 10 68 81 10 % As s IA
For This Day.-Consoldated g. Capitals !:
$40 900, 10000, 10000, 10000, 5,0O0 $500, 90 of
1850, 20 f73l. 7s numbers, - drawn. Tickets
$I2.
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81.
fe Z W. H. STATHAM.
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w list of monthes for 1852. 30 per annum,
25 cents each number. For sale by
fe NASH a. WOODHOIJSE
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|aut-
[ion,
b be
|tfce
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NOAL.-The subscriber has on hand an article of
y hard COAL which is almost equal othe best lump
COAL which he is selling at So so per load deliver
ed. Leave your orders at Mr. L Ellis grocery
on Broad street, Shockoe Hill, at Messrs Smith &
Harwoods hardware store, Main street, or at the
depot and give ii trisl
fe 6-3t THOMAS FOSTER
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|odi.
nue
ling
Ito a
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pANTs, VESTS, Gc.-Received, per Adams
& Cos Express, large lot of back Doeskn and
fancy Pants Scarts, Silk, Satin and Fancy Vests &c.
at no. l02 Main ct eet
te 5 KEEN. CHII.ES & BALDWIN,
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STABLE STALLS FOR Rents good
- stalls. in brick stable, well located, near the
Carlton House. For terms, apply TO
fe6 i. GINTER. 1877 Main-st
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NOTICE.-An persons having claims as ainst
me individually, or as security for others, are
requested to present them to Col. John o. Mosby,
at the office OF James NJ Taylor, Esq, as am de-
sirous that arrangements should be made for the
speedy adjustment.
fe 5-3taw2w* F. L. WALTHALL.
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STKATTON'S OFFICE,

Drawn Nos. of Kentucky, No. %, Feb 5:
- 81 81 81 Ga 35 81 5 rs l2 40 SO 81 %
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No 80, Feb 6:
IS AZ 4s AZ 9 40 % II 80 81 Is IL "a 81
Ticket iNos-39 AZ 6l-sold and paid by
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- .rInWh Mcs q henfucky, CInee ~ Feb ~:
IS 46 2 IS II Sc Sc 10 70 As IL IS 81 10
: whole Ticket-13 81 75-a prixs Of $50 re.
Drawn Nos Of Kentucky. Class 30, Feb6:
70 "a 40 ~ 9 20 % 8 n 80 81 Is IL "a 81
Half Ticket-l5 % 47-a prize Of s400 returned.
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DORGUPINE PEN-HO L. ID Il Il > Per.
/ haps a more appropriate nee could not be
made of the porcupine quill than that of pes
holder. As an offensive and defensive weapon Il
il unequalled, and should inspire those who WELD
it with more than ordinary epstolary talent. Try
it. supply Of a beautiful kind IL received by
feSssrrs r. d. SANXAY bookseller.
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A FEW DAYS MORE.-We have still on
"A hand many desirable goods and as the business
must be closed in few days. all in want of bargains
wouli do well to call during the present week. We
are closing out all styles Fancy Goods heavy loss
fe 3Ets WARREN, FARISS & BROWN
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ShOULDEk BACuN.-I5 hhds prime old
~ Shoulders, bright and dry, for sale by
jazz CHAS. r. WORKMAN g. co.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-03
California Meeting.

At meeting held IN the town of Washington
on Monday, the 1st inst, in order to ascertain
the number OF emigrants proposing to go to Cali
lorna by land the present spring
On motion, DR.. BeHj. p. Jet was called to the
chair, and Messrs. K. B. Purdom and James G..
johnson, Were appointed Secretaries
The object of the meeting was briefly explain
ed with few appropriate remarks by the chair
man. And on notice being given that the Secre-
taries would receive the names of all desirous to
JON the eXpedltion--some 50 persons enrolled
themselves as members of the company. When
the following Resolutions were unanimously
dCptei. ReSoiued:
lst That they would rendezvous at 2onham. in
Texas, on the 10th ofAp pril next where they would
fully organize, provided with one substantial
wagon, drawn by enc or more yoke of oxen. and
one good tent CLOTH for each mess: to consist of
from three to SIX peTsons-and each person to have
100 lbs. of bacon sides, 100 lbs fresh -four, 50 lbs
bread: box star candies, box turpentne soap,
ke@ qua powder, 10 lbs. lead, l rifle or musket.
and 30 lbs. salt, with cooking utensels and other
camp equipage necessary for SO long trip, for
each mess.
% That John S. Johnson be authorized and
requested to procure III New Orleans and have
delivered in Bonham, by the said time OF meeting.
onepiece OF mounted Artillery-with the neceS-
Sary ammunition ard equipment, which shall be
paid for by an equal contribution of each member.
80. That Benz. P. Jett Richard B. purdom
and John S. Johnson be appointed Standing
Committee OF rrespondence-to whom, all in-
quires relative to the proposed trip viii be direct
ed.
4th. That a copy of these proceedings and re-
solutions be furnished the editor Of the Washing
ton Telegraph, with request that he publish the
same il has paper.
Washington March lst, 1852
BENZ. P. JETT President.
JAMES } s. G; 6 nolI Johnson, Secretaries
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-03
s E w ARDS HALL

'sNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il public, and particularly the friends and pat
Tofs OF the v Washington Male Seminary, that by
appointment OF the Beard OF Trustees he has
recently become Steward of this Institution. and
Is now fully prepared to accommodate all Students
that will cali upon him with Boarding Lodging.
&c; and every necessary attention will be given
to render them comfortable and preserve their
health and morals. The Buildings are large; the
rooms AIRY and pleasantly situated at convenient
distance from the Seminary
The Terms will be--tor Boarding, Lodging,
Washing, Fuel and Lights Eight Dollars per
month.
To those who may require indulgence, he would
say: send on your sons, and pay out of your next
crop.
N.B.-A few families or single gentlemen can
be furnished with Boarding and Lodg ging on ac-
commodating terms.
Ii. w. SMITH
Washington, Sept %, 1851. 3S:tf
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-03

The EURoPA's NEws.-The Baltimore papers
have fuller dispatches of this steamers news than
were telegraphed South.
The French Minister of War has acceded to
Gen. Cavaignac's demand, and placed him on the
retired list of the army.
The ex-representatives not comprised in the de-
crees of banshment have been authorised to return
to their homes.
1t said that the second if not third attempt on
President Napoeon's life has been made, and that
an officer had snapped pistol at him as his car
rlage was coming out ofthe Carousal. The rumor
was rife in Paris with all the Details and also that
the wife of an ex-Prefect had attempted to polg-
nard him.
The London journals are in a state of perturba-
ton respecting the national defences, suggesting
various resources and modes of defence In case OF
an invasion
There has been several executions of military
officers at Madrid, and tranquility was restored
Stringent measures had been enforced to destroy
the liberty of the Spanish press.
Efforts have been made by the Court party OF
Prussia to abrogate the constitution, although the
proposal to the effect of restoring high monarchcal
principles failed by vote of 157 to 123. The
result of the vote is regarded as rather dscoura-
glng than otherwise, and new projects are propos-
ed daily.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-03
N. q. COTTON NgAEsEGET.
WEDNESDAY MORNING EeI

WEDNESDAY MORNING. Feb. IS. 1852
Corrosive left the market at the date of GU,
last review, exhibiting increased animation owina
to tie favorable tenor of the Pacitic's accounts
and closing at an advance of fully sc on the cur
reniy of the early part Of the week This i'm.
provement has not only been fully sustained since
but prices have been more in favor Of factors
The business, however. has been on lesss liberal
sca'e. owing in great degree TO the poor supply
oiieans OF the descriptions most III request. The
sales comprise 5000 bales on Saturday 1000 on
Monday and 900 yesterday, making an aggre-
gate for the three days of $4,000 bales the market
closing at fully &C higher than at the date of oul
last review
Tae entire receipts at this port since Sept. 1st
embrace Sl2.003 bales, against 1902 O25 during the
same period in 1Sj0-5l.
We again advance cur quotations as follows:
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