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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Congregational.

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1852.
In SENATE, MIR. Mallory supported the reso-
luton Tor granting indemnity to Spanish sub.
Jects who lost property in New Orleans, which
was adopted. The Senate then passed the
Alabama Railroad Bill, after which the Def
cheney Bill was taken up and discussed.
The HousE was occupied with the conside-
ration of the Homestead Bill,
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PIES, PIEs.--fTanberry. Khubarb, Goose.
Il b rry, Peach, Apple and Cacoa Nut Pies for
hse ~ WIN. FALcOERR's Bakery,
my No. III, successorto r. Adsm.
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SECOND DIsPATcH,1

tsECoND DIsPATcH.l
MoSDAY,P. NJ.
CoTroN.-Sales of40O0 bales at an advance
of l-S. FLoUR-Sales of $4,000 bbls. Of
Southern, at $3.50 to $4,75. CoRN-4O, 900
bushels sold at 62to &c cts. per bushel.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Maybe.
FLoUR.-Sales of 1000 bbls. at s437
WHEAr.-Red.S 81 to Sl,O3-White $l,e4 to
$l,05.
CoRN.-White and yellow corn Sass cts.
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TIE thodiSt Conference.

Bosr0N, May The Methodist Confer
erce voted to day by ITO TO 81, to confirm
the doings Of the Troy Conference in expell-
'ng the Rev. Ezra Sprague, on various charges,
including one that he supported and practised
-reSueriSm.
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GECOND SUPPLY OF NEW SUMMER
- GOODS -BREEDEN 81 FOX have Just re-
ceived per Steamers City of Norfolk and Roanoke,
their second supply Of Goods, most Of which have
been purchased ia New York at auction, the past
week, and will be offered al very low prices
Among them may be found
India Silks, checks and stripes-very cheap
Prated Foulards and Grenadines
do Bareges and Tissues
do Silk Musins and Hernannas
do Organdy and Jaccnet Muslins
DO French and Scotch Lswns
Black and printed Challie
White, figured and embroidered Muslins
French and Scotch Ginghams
Linen Drilling for Boys
Tain Mourning Goods in great variety
AlsO-French Worked Collars, Sleeves and
Flouncings
Cambria and Swiss trimmings, with full stock
of Housekeeping Goods, both in Linen and Cot
ton, TO which they envite the attention of their
friends and the public. No PIT Broad st.
my II - &c2aw2w
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Maine LiqEer Law in Rhode Island.
New YORK, May 10.
The Maine Liquor Law has passed both
Houses of the Rhode Island Legislature.
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NEW GOODS AT LEWIS, 2OI Broad

~ Street.-The subscriber has just received an
additional supply of Barge de LANES at shilling
and % cents Ginghams at IL l-2, Is and 25 cents
Bonnet Ribbons, Lawns, Bareges, Tissues Donna
cambria, striped and checked Muslins; Bed Tick,
Checks, Dimity. Curtain Muslin, linen and silk
Hardkerchiets; Combs OF the latest styles Collars
at 64, IL l-2 and Is, worth double the money );
Chemisettes lace and muslin Sleeves; ladies' Shoes
&c &c &c. Call soon and secure come of the bar
gaius ABRAHAM LEVY, JR,
nv II POI Broad street
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
by JAMEs M. TAYI0a

BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.
mEE,NTY BUILDING Lots IN
Fr,s.o N HILL FOR SALE-Wil be Sold on
o,clocsy next, the 18th inst, commencinr =, -,
Lots sitnata;a upon the premises, twenty Building
Chapel. ana GA Union Hin nearly opposite AsburS
These Ioss 1 bounded BY 26th, 27th and streets
I4s feet and Ions about 80 feet each and run
being the rretes, lai located for building purposes
myll I. 70 ee had in that vicinity
JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct.
AWEDNEsDAY M.a ix's sALE.-On
Pitcher v saie at the residence Of the late T
to his estate co1.sPPe er of properly belonging
articles ee' one Horse and other
Terms OF SALE-Cash for oil sum. No.
ing twenty dollars for all sums above tho. exceed
ao,;eb od lour months, the purchasers giving ns
JOHN ENGLAND.
agent TOR Mrs z. A. P. Pitcher, Administratr;;~
sale conducted by JAMES NJ TAYLOR. Auetr
my6 EAueu.
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DOOh 1Or sale hy
L NASH e. WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square.
Inc Paris Sketch Book. by w NJ Thackery, two
volumes IN fancy CLOTH Price so cents each
CONTENTS OF Vol. IAN Invasion of France
a Caution to Travellers-The Fetes of July-On the
french School of Painting The Painters Bargain
-Carto ache-On some French Fashionable Novels
"A -, Gamblers Death-Napoleon and his SYSTEM
The Story of Mary Ancel-Beatrice Merger.
CONTENTS OF Vol. 2-Caricatures and Iitho
graphy in Paris Little Poinsinet-The DEVILS
Wages-Madame Sand and tine New Apoca,vpse-
The Case of Peytel-Imitations of Beraneer-
french Dramas and Observation-Disclosures at
Versailles. ~
The papers of which these volumes consist are
IN number nineteen, and in character very miscel
laneous. In most OF them wit and humor ara the
prevailing features, but all of them display a keen
sense OF the ridiculous and hostility to humbup
penetrating insight into the wheels by which men
ana the mixed world around the author are moved
and thorough dislike to the foibles and vices he
hesltates not to lash and expose "-London LITERARY
Gazette.
Gaeties and GRANTEES, by Horace Smith, one of
the authors OF the Rejected Addresses, vol I6mo
SOC o
MANY of the pieces in this volume would do
credit to Hood or Lamb "-Harttord Times
Ought to be acceptable to every lover of fine
writing"
Essays from the London Times, vol l6mo-5Oc
Thackeray's Yellow Plush Papers vol l6mo-
Maiden and Married Life of Mary Powell. after.
wards Mistress Milton, l vol l6mo-5Oc
HUGS Travels in Tartary, Thibet and China. 2
vols l6mo-Sl. nv N
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sSESa CARD have this day purchase CT
Ng8F Mr. Richard Adam the Bakery busir e,s
Il. conducted by him at No. III Main street,
and having additional facilities Ter carry.
ing on the same, am preparedto FL all orders tor
Bread, Cakes, Crackers, &c, &c, at tie
shortest notice and most favorable terms and re.
spectfutIy solicit the continued patronage of TIE
citizens OF Richmond and surrounding cttlutry to
the establishment
WILLIAM FAL CONER
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rs FOR NEW YORK.-To SAL Fri
Sale44S day ecening, 18th inst at o'ciock.-The
splendid Steamship City of Norfolk, J. Post,
msster,is now ready to receive cargo, and viii pos
itively sail as above For freight or passage, hav.
ing superior furnished state-room accommodations,
apply to w. d COLQUITT,
Or, A. S. LEE.
N. B-Cabin assage,including meals, only 90 90
Steerage do, including meals, 90
Rates of freight by this line of steamers are as
follows
Hhds Tobacco, So 90 each: boxes do, Is cts.
each; do, cts each do, cts each; Cases do,
% cts. my 10-5t
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Resignation of Bishop Hamlin.

'9FfMVFkFf NIHF IV'
Bishop HAMLiN, of the Methodist Church.
has resigned his office Of Bishop.
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<ECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS. AT
- the New store, No. 13I Broad sfreef.

~ the New store, No. 13I Broad street,
opposite the Richmond and Fredericksburg Depot
We have now in store and offer for sale the fol.
lowing Goods, consisting of
Barge de Laines Lawns of different qualities,
Calicoss, &c; best quality. l0c,
Splendid Ginghams, Irish Linens
Bareges of beautiful styles; White Dotted Dresses
Swiss and Cambria Mousline; Striped L. Check do:
French Worked Collars and Sleeves;
and all other Goods usually kept in Dry Goods
store. The goods were bought at the North very
recently for cash. Those in want will please cali
and examine before purchasing elsewhere, as a
bargain may be expected.
G. & II. WALLERSTETN
al Broad
n. B.-we have also very large supply of the
best Sewing Needles, which we offer at the low
price of 3 cents per paper,
my l1-ltT G, e. H. w
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,

UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK
s re A NJ s HIP Roam OKE.
|aa The splendid side wheel Steamship
$50. ROANOKE, Lewis Parrish, Comman-
der. will leave Richmond To-NTorr0w, Tues
day, May 18th, at o'clock, P. M, by which hour
passengers must be on board.
Freight received at ~ o'clock to-day, and up to
the hour of O'Clock, P. NJ, o-morrow, TUESDAY
the 1ltfl inst
Passage to or from New York, including
meals and fine state-room accommodations,
only SO
Steer age passage only half price.
Tickets can be secured at Office, south side of
the Basin, and berths selected from plan of the
ship. LUDLAM & WATSON
N. B.-Passengers taking this ship to Norfolk
will be charged the same as by the river boats viz :
81 and meals extra.
my 10-2t L. &W.
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NOT1CE.-RIPLEY e. WADDY, SaddIers
~ and Harness Makers, l66 Broad street,
call the attention of those in want OF articles in
their line, to their assortment which they are will
ing to dispose of on very accommodating terms
They feel no hesitation in asserting that in point of
durability, style of finish and excellence of mate.
ria that their work manufactured under their own
supervisory will commend itself to the approx ii of
al! judges. They solicit call from those In want
OF superior article Of buggy or carriage harness.
either double or single, to several very superior
sets lately put up by them. and which cannot be ex
celeu IN THIS or any other city. my S-3t*
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LAMBERT tbs OFFICE,
I4th stree@ under Exchange Hotel
Drawn Nostentucky, Glass 100. May 8:
"a ID % 4s6l q rs o. 10 SO ~
Half ID ~ 7eiprize by LAMBERT.
Drawn NoDelawsre Class 4, May 8:
"a 6s 5N7 SO "a SO 30 90 46 Go.
For To-DaAFhe Delaware State Lottery,
Extra. Class Nh Capitals $4,000. OF 5000,
t76s, 10 Vi l00U,M. 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tick
cts IS. u
Also, One d % Lottery. my ~
NARM FUHk ALE In HESRlGU.-Hav.
il ing removed the city of Richmond, offer
for sale (priyate for the pFesent) my Farm, three
miles below RiAhond, containing $50 acres. For
particulars. ap& to Jesse r. hEESEE'
my 4-2tawsN Or w. GoDDiE,
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pRIME BACON SHOULDERS.-shh ds
L receiving per steamer, for sale by
my IL WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
CINCINNATI RECTIFIED WITS.
~ KEY.-50 bbls just received for sale by
myl1 WILLIAMS e. BROTHER.
BLACK AND WHITE SILK PRINCES
ID Just received from New York, a fresh supply
of black aud white Silk + inges at
c. HARTWELL g. cos,
my IL 107!Broad st.
GRAPE SHAWLS-Plain and embroidered,
~ just received and for sale very cheap.
my IL JACOB A. LEVY.
FRENCH CALICO-29 inches wide, war.
l. ranted fast colors, at 81 cents.
my IL JACOB A. LEVY.
At COST, AT COST.-We are now sell
"A ing great bargains and all who want goods
really at and below cost must come soon. We have
on hand still: Beautiful Prints at 81 cts, 4 brown
Domestics at ct cents, bleached do at Ct cents Al
exander's Kid Gloves at 4-6d., Irish Linens verv
low. WORD, FERGUSON g. BARKSDALE
my SIT
WANTED-A Siurtion as SALESMAN or
w BOOK-KEEPER, by gentleman who has
been engaged in mercantile BUSINESS for several
years Fan give good references as to capacity and
character. Address E. B. HOI DING, Union Hotel
nv S-4t+
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~ l.. Betty is hereby appointed and authorised
to sell theltock of Hats, &C., on hand, for cash
only, agreably to the provisions of deed of trust
executed b me for the benefit of his creditors, and
duly recoied in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
Court, afr which date due notice will be given of
a public ste and until that time said Betty is au-
thorised ttreceive payments my agent for any
monies du. EDWD. d. EACHO, Trustee
my lC2awtd For G. L. BETTY.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, May 10.
FLOUR and GRAIN steady and unchanged.
IfnrrnN AETNA
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MI EMBEKS OF THE MEDICAL CON.
Iva FENTlON Wiling to obtain q superior Da-
guerreotype likeness oil themselves and friends
would do well by going TO MOULSON'S Patent Pro
cess Daguerrean Gallery, where they can procure
the most beautiful and life ike in the country. at
prices that will suit al persons wanting good pic
lures MCULSON'S
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery,
my No. no Main stree,
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nUICKsILVER.-l0 TASKS QuicksiiTer on
W hand, and for sale at New York prices by
my 10 o. A. STRECKER.
TONQuA BEANss-400 lbs old and well
i favored Tonqua Beans on hand. As Beans az
very scarce, those wanting q good article viii dc
web to call for sale BY
mylo o. A. sTRECKER
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AT COST $4,000 WORTH OF DRY
IA GOOD The subscribers, intending TO en-.
large their tore, and give it thorough repair, have
thought it advisable and have determined TO sell
the ir entirestock now on hand at prime cost, for
cash, so tina they may open in their new and reno
all in wantbf Dry Goods, that better assortment
or more tasrr bic stock is rarely offered at cost
An early cal Is solicited as all goods remaining on
hand at theclose Of the season viii be sold at pub
lie auction.
my l0-m j. G. COURTNEY CO
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elt WORTHY OF NTlON.-T
1Ahaye this day received two thoasaud Canada
Straw HATS, suitable for servants. winch am dis
posed TO sell at very low price Those in want
OF harvest Hats tor servants viii find j. ITO their in
terest to cal! al No. e7 Main street. Also beaut-
ful article OF India Straw Hats for gent. mems wear
my7-ts JOHN THOMSON =
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BY GEORGE J. sUMNER- 1..;,....-
GEO. ]. SUMNER, Aucf,r.
omDI DIVIDEND NOTICE.
vince VIRGINIA z ~ ~.

The Board NJ n klchmond, LIST May 1852
declared ss u Directors OF this Institution haze
the earnings Of The nss dividend of per cent Of
s, or their legal agents az - 70 zoe
be closed TfiNS ,ne Transfer Book viii
nv 1~dtlab ihos.a. ALFRIEND, Sec.
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EOR SALE.-A very desirable framed Dwell
L ing, with excellent Kitchen, &C. on Leigh
street. Immediate possession may be mad This
property Is In good order. The owner wishing to
remove to the country, would rake the terms IA
vorabIe to a purchaser. Apply at this Office
ap 29-ts
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-%o DIR. E. G. FISHER tenders his
go services TO the public in the various
branches OF his profession.
Office i'll the basement of his dwelling, on 4th
etreet between Broad and Marshall streets, 2nd
door from the corner no 27-6m.
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GENITAL Bull DING LOTS FDK
" SALE offer for sale on 18th and Marshall
streets one Building Lot, "a feet front by I40 feet
deep, two Building Lots, % feet front by l30feet
Deep two Building Lots % feet front by 20feet
deep, all with use of convenient alleys Also my
Dwelling House, 3s By 80 feet, with front of IS
feet on 18th street. Likewise, on Marshall street,
four or five Lots of 90 30 feet 'front.' and ~ feet
4 inches deep. Apply TO Mr.. WELLINGTON
GODDIN or mysei Tor terms, which will be
derate.
my FIST A. w NOTHING,
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OFING. ROOFING. =!
I~2 ROOFIN G.,!-CHAS H. LANG
LEY, worker in liz and Sheet Iron, 18th street,
between Main and Cary, is well prepared to excl
cute this kind Of work. GUTTERIKG, and all
kinds of JOBBING. ap 26-lm
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G::a FOX RENT.-Ths upper part Of the
Z:a House occupied by Baker & Tfo.ky. f252
Broad street) Possession given on the lat day Of
June. This house has all tne convenieuees Tor a
large family or boarding house. Apply TIC
my It'll BAKER a. TINsLEY
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w ANTED.-We want immediately three hum
oreo LABORERS,t to work upon the Weldon
and Castor Railroad, in North Carolina To eood
ane steady men liberal wages viii be given. Apply
to MARK DOWNEY, Richmond or upon the vprt
to GREEN MyIpS e GO CO.
ap 2o-12t* ~ w.
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n cTTT - ~ Ia " n ~ > s-JUHN A
- SMELL d Co, No. 29 Main Street. respect.
fully invite their customers and the public rens-
raiy 10 CAL and examine their large and desirable
assortment OF Barrage Delaines, which they are
prepared 10 sell at prices lower than ever before
onerec In this city. Also, Bleached and Brown
/ Domesncs, Cotton Hosiery, Silk Mite and gene-
rsl assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods dc.
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60 DIR. JOHN Z. LITTLE has re-
E'>-1-A moved his place OF residence to the house
oi Mr.. cringan, on 9th street, between Clay and
Leigh streets opposite the residence of w. God
ON, Esq He may be found during Office hours at
his former Office on Governor street. between Main
and Franklin ap 19-lm*
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K .w, NOTiCE.-1he annual meeting OF
~ the Stockholders of the Richmond Fred
eTlcksbuFg and Potomac Rail Read Company will
De bed at the Office Of the Company in the city of
hlehm ond, on Monday, the 3ist May 1852, at IL
O'Clock NJ
sp30 C. w MACMJRDO. Tr
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nNE DOLiAK! ONE M

OSpOnGS AmEUUCIIUN.-Brng Your mon.n ),
osBoKN CO, splendid skyEsh, Dsan oney 70
reaaay rs As we nave lost work IN sticking to the
bid by other artists, have resolved 10 reca ,
price to one dollar for nice picture and cases.
one half the former price. We are TIE frs, ;sas
nave nav ever attempted to work at Northern prices.
and we shall expect liberal support Bear in msnS
our pictures are taken with fine skyIebt 1N'
o.; OSBORN Il CO.'S,
sign OF the American Flags. opposite the BANS
any person having picture of ours thai Is n,t
- 80 w :. -o.anen Iree OF COST. mY5 81
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EsOR SALE.-The very valuable property
IL called the CANDLES Hill Mansion. The
subscriber is authorized TO sell the beautiful square
on CANDLES Hill, called the CANDLES Hin Mansion,
now occupied by Jno. Maben, Eco. embracing the
four halfscres bounded by Byrd, Arch, Sd and 4tli
streets. This property is justly regarded as the
most beautiful tor private residences in this city
II preferred the property will be divided. 10 sni,
the views Of purchasers. plat Of the property
can be seen by calling al my Office.
my 6-2aw2w w. GODDIN, Aactr.
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NEW MANTILLAs.-Just opened, beauti
IN full lot of black and colored silk MATTHIAS
White and colored Barege Mantillas
Mantilla Shawls and Zetus
Lace Mantilias, long and square Shsws and
Prints white and eolored Grape Shawls-
These are entirely styles, and very beautiful.
The ladies' are invited 70 examine them al 80 Main
street CHRISTIAN l. LATHRuP.
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I AND WARkANTs-Bought for cash, by
Ia B. BAGBY 81 CO, at the highest market price.
They will also purchase patent titles for Lands 10
the State of Illinois, located with warrants issued
for the war Of 1912. Office over N. Z. & q. Hin,
corner of Franklin and Wall streets ap 7-2m+
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GRAPE SHAWLS-Plan and embroidered
" just received and for sale very cheap.
my IL JACOB A. LEVY
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no RAILROAD sUPERINTENDENTS
L AND ENGINE BUILDERS.-Just opened, =
further supply OF Cocks for Locomotive aad sta.
tionary Engines, embracing Gauge, Cylindsrs AR
and Oil Cocks, OF the best patterns. Oil Caps with
and without Stop Cooke; Pass Cocks, sc, &c,
which we o.fer al the lowess prices.
C. j. SlnToN & CO.,
mv6 Sign Of the Circular Saw, u Main Ct.
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80 FOX sALEM.-The goo brig MARY
SRx PERKINS, Nickerson, master, having con-
siderable portion of her cargo engaged and going
on board win have osick despatch. For balance
eli cargo, apply to master board at Rockets, or
to
nv 6-5t i W D. CoLQUITT.s
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10 OBERT +. BROADDUs offers lis seIvi-
IL ces 10 the citizens Of Richmond and the pubic
generally as general Collector Of Claims. lie
pledges himself to attend strictly to al bssines % en-
trusted 10 his care. His office is in the rear OF fif
mind Va my f. en-
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IT COST, Ar COST, FOR CASH.
n A splendid lot of rich Fancy Siks
Black silks, very cheap
Lace Capes, superior quality
French worked Collars
Inside French worked Chemisettes
French worked Sleeves
Lawns, of every variety
Irish Linens, for family purposes
All of which we are offering unprecedentedy low.
Great bargains may be had in all Goods suited to
the season.
WORD, FERGUSON a. BARKSDALE.
my ll-4t
ID ICE.-20 tierces and half tierces in store, for
IL sale by
my Ii WILLIAMS g. BROTHER.
rHAIN PUMPs.-A full supply, receiving
~ per schr Richmond, for sale at low prices, by
C. J. SIRrON o. CO,
Sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main e,feet.
my II
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JNHITE AND COLORED LINEN Drill.
w LlNGS.-CHARLES HARTWELL & CO.
have in store very good assortment of white ard
colored Linen Dr3lliDgs ALSO a very handsome as.
sortment of white and eoored Marseiiles vestings,
all of which we will have made to order at the
shortest notice, guaranteeing TT, and as cheap as
can be had elsewhere. mYS
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, two young
w LADIES. who are competent Miners, at
Mrs. SWORDS Millinery Establishment, 22j,
Broad street Shockoe Hill. nly6
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-02-21
Office of Literary Board,

RALEIGH, February IL, 1907.
TTNHE President and Directors of the Literary Fund
have adopted the following Regulations for the in
formation of wishing to purchase Swamp Lands
belonging to the Literary Fund:
/. The applicant must, at his expense, procure
survey of the land proposed be purchased to be made
by the County Surveyor who must make out two fair
Pats of the accurately setting forth the location,
boundaries, distances, and number of acres.
2. Two disinteresed and credible persons, be desg
mated by the Clerk of the County Court shall examine
the land and oath, the value thereof subsrb
ing their thereto. The Justice of the Peace be-
lore whom the affidavit is made certify the
8. The Clerk of the County Court must certify to the
signature of the Justice of the Peace and also that the
selected value disinteresed credible and
believed be acquainted with the value of the land.
4. The applicant will then send the papers to this of
flee, informing the Board whether he wishes pay cash
or purchase on time.
When these regulations complied with, the Board
will decide upon the applications and if the valuation
and payments shall appear reasonable the sale will be
confirmed and upon the payment of the purchase-mo-
ney, Deed will be executed Where credit is given,
bond with approved security will be required.
The Board respectfully invites bids.
DAVID s. REID,
Er- Ofcio Pres. Lit Board.
Feb. 10. 9OS-8w.
Ey The Plymouth ViIaser and North State Wing
will each publish eight weeks.