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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.-The Ptssyans gives
a report Of the Charity Hospi al for tho week end
ing December Sd. There were 60 deatha. of which
II were from cholera
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puar lecturer and elegant writer will deliver the
last series of LECTURES the subject, 1.-The cha
racteristics of the Current Age" at the Atheu9um
this evening. Mr. H. in his preceding lectures, has
given the greatest satisfaction to his large and intel
iigent audiences of both and we do not doubt,
therefore at those who hear him Tonight will be
highly delighted The public should turn out in their
strength to give this gentleman hearing the H.
teresting subject to be considered.
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THs HusTiNGs CoUgr commenced iti
December term yesterday. Civil business oocspiet
I hh Rnssinn.
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LAID OyER.-Edward Butt, slave in
The ae,yice of James 5. Richardson, charged wirh
threaenpg to Kill James Moore Sunday last, will
be examined before the Mayor next "wednesday
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TUE ARTILLERY, Capt. Nimmo, preced
ed hy the Arusry Brass Band, were ON parade yes
teriAy.
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BACK AGArN-We understand that Mr.
James II. Gardner and daughter. aud DR. John #.
Gtrduer, OF this city returned home ia the STEAMER
Niagara on Saturday sst, having made tour Of
Europe within The pas. twelve mouths.
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fE'AR 80 barrels Tar hourly expected
Il and for sal by
deS EDWIN WOHTtAM d CO.
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EOR TABLE JELLIES.-COOper's Re-
II tnaa Shred and Sheet Isingsss. for jeles: ako
Russ;an Shred Isin singlass-received and for sale by
aa q CHAS. MiLLSPAUGH, Druggist
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DECEMBER 9th, 185s.-sl5,ooo worth

CUHL,
GOLDSMIpS Cheap Store.
No. Al Main street.
will offer my eutlre stock of Goods primo cost
as the principal part of my stock having been boasH
for cash Persons who are ia want of Goods WI
get bsrgains by calling early, as 1 am determined =
close my business BY the beginning Of the year.
E GOLDSMIT
de No Al Main st.
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NOTICE TO TIE sTOCKHOLDER

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ OF TIE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
RAILROAD COdPAhT.-The sixth Annual Meet
ing of TIE Stockholders in the Richmond and Dan
vile R4iroed Company, will be held in the City of
Redmond Oh WEDNESDAY, December l4uh, 1853
az u o'clock, NJ. The Stockholders will, usual,
have tae privilege of coming and returning from
hhe meeting, 0s The cars. free of charge.
p. VANDEURSEN, Sec'y.
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DETENTION OF The CARS.-Y esterday
evening the Central train detained about
hour behind its time by slight accident. When
ran off the track, aud injured it badly That get
ting 20 Hanover Conrt House another engine WGs
by which the train brought to tho city.
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DLATFORM SCALES.-I have tor sale
l. cheap, three PLATFORM SCALES with
weights complete, capable of weighing from
pound to 1900 pounds.
oe6 R. CAUTHORN.
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DEPPER.-5O bags, receiving and for
de " DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
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4 NREAT CHANCE TO BUY CLOTH
" ING.-LEVY has determined to reduce his
stock by the st of January he will offer greater b.
ducements than ever in order to sell of his winter
Goods by that time he intends to begin the manu-
facture of his spring and summer Goods about tho
18th January all in want would do well TO call o.
A. LEVY,
No. 50 Main street, opposite City Hotel,
de Sign of the Red Coat.
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nCOTCH WHISKEY.-2 puncheons Of
= Scotch Whiskey a superior article, our own I'm
n0rtation direct in Custom House aud for sale By
del CHAS. #. WORTTAM l. co.
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NOR RENT,-A very desirable Office on
t Grace etEe6t, between 4th and 5th.
&c 9-lw. GEO F. MAYNARD.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTURS.-COV-
IL LNSTON AND ONO RAILROAD-Prnnn

" VIIIJ TO NON NANI Uho.-OUV-
AS INSTON AND ONO RAILROAD.-Propo-
sils viii Esceiged at the Office of the Covington
aod 4iG ksl.road, il Coviugton, until the 18th Of
December ueNt, for the graduation and masonry of
a7at seT"nty-tTe miles OF the above road OF which,
Sesi q Coylneton; Eud tue western portion consist
a. q about twenty-five miles lies between the
&a1sVaa River and The mouth Of the Big Sandy. 4
a.ss .IaTs q he work to be let-;ucludng bridging
sn1 --elGng-is heavy and desirable aud is well
Sur.aT The stteation Of responsible contractors The
7.sa5tra sections Of the above work are now ready
.s. .naor. and she eastern portion will be pre-
pared t.I inspection by The 8ib OF December.
tuTtLF: information may be cbtaiued on applics-
tIg1 - ne cuupSry's Offices CoSi0et0u aud Guy
.r1JE.- By order Of the BoaTd,
CHARLES +. FISK. Chief Engineer.
r B.-2he E0sgc Of Public WORKS Of Virginia
gC6ar @'ozg direction the COyiEgtou aud Ohio Rail
rus2 j. o oe constructed, on State account will meet
:. C0y.lEton the 18th of December, above named,
for rEpo-s OF receiving and acting on the propo-
sais tn-, nay then be offered.
Nov -, 1855. no 10 tl5dec
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HOPS.-One bale fresh Hops received
Il Il aud for sale BY
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A most desirable improvement, aud 80 alike to the
cit OF Rshmond aud the dwsllers alopg the pro
posed rod The least ren,eion will make this epvi
Qua FOR neishho-hood purposes, . Plank Road is
cxn saless thsr own hssm snl their awa means oi
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GOSHEN BUTTER and Cheese, Re-
de6 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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ID DUTTER.-Prime articles of Roll and
ID Goshen, just received and for sale By
de3 A. l.. MOORE, 1870 Broad st.
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PLANKINo THE BROOKE TURNPIKE.
Asa sn Ezssgsioa Of sks Inprorra:nt 81 ihe Gresxd
Squirrel Bridge, tie Gsli Aiass Of Losisa ard
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NLOCKS! CLOCKS We call the at
~ teution of purchasers 10 our assortment Of Pc
pier Mache, Rosewood, Backwaluut and Bronzed
a-antle Clocks. For sale low to the trade by
de7 ZIMMERMAN
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VNIN PLATE.-Single, Cross and Roofing
4 Tin, OF all descriptions; Russia Sheet Iron and
Block Tin aud Speller. for sale by
deS EDWIN WORTHAM kCO.
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UENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIR.

GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIR-
~ ING OF NEGROES, COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS AND THE SELLING OF PRODUCE
The subscriber has taken Office On Governor st,
o doors from the corner Of that and Main, opposite
lac Dispatch 9fice, where he will be found ready to
ay and al! who may eEt-ust their business with
him Ia tas discharge Of which he promises the
tHHst 4l5nfa attention and refers to the gentlemen
E-hgye la-I.es subscribed below.
JAMES D. ELLETT.
RCFEREEcEs-JuGge John 4. Meredith, Judge
WI. ~, Crul.p, James Lyons, ESQ, MessTs. GodGiD
q = person Herbert a. Claiborne, Esq, idessTs.
Du4- s &. JoLuson, Mdssrs. NJ b & C. b. Hill, ana
u ars r. Il. DjcxiHg1n / Brother. &C 24-dis
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ELOUR AND COMMISSION STORE
Il The subscriber is now receiving, eonsiSn-
ment, superior Family, extra, and Bakers Super6ns
FLOUR from the best mills in the Valley.
Also, fresh Mountain and Goshen BUTTER; Cst-
ton Yarns assorted numbers. from Saughters cele-
brated factory in Fredericksburg with Machinery
low.
no 26-ts 81 FRY, 81 Gary St
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a. FOR RENT-The Brick House, con-
LIZ tanning s.N Eouts, on the of Marshall
s"G Assessor streets st present coupled by Dir John
r Slater Possession given immediately Rent Sl20
per a.LuIa. Apply to TOLER COOK, Agts,
= PeHTl at.
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HE DAILY DISPATCH.

W fne circulation Of the Duly Dispatch exceeds
that of all the Daily papers of Richmond
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BALTIMORE MINERAL WATER
~ Favored with real Sarsapara, Ginger Lemon
and Ambrosia received fresh every week. The sab
scroer will furnish other houses with P. Babbs Pre-
MUM Pop. at the same price they have been paying
for inferior article For something extra, drop IN
and try this, and you will be to come again to
no % ALIENS Arbour
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/ GOGGEIT q ANDERSON, corner OF
H. Thirteenth and Frankln streets dealers IN
TAtH GOODS. Coruiles, Bands Cords. Tsssels ard
9.mI4, E:oaE eld Table OIL CLOTHS, Msrtings,
Nnd5y Shades ara Blinds, best curled Hair and
stUe. HApTRAE5ES. FEATHER BEDS, BOlstors
and f.luwg nave on hand the most extensive and
eieaaa. ..o-z Of the above goods for the te trade
ever czered u this city, which Will be sod on rea'
SJl4a.a .z-las v,aolesaie ara retail Paper Hanging
and T1oiseTuS attended 10 promptly III the eIty OF
e0v1ly, eali from our friends and the publc gen
en- 10 e. ro..z.tfr ~, snli,i,ed se lT-3In
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CHEESE.-5U boxes prime Cheese just
des M EDWIN woRTHAM& CO
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n NV GOODG.-Just received, per
~ Adans * Co.'s Express
Valencia Pizids aud Plaid Raw sltks
rod snd P!Liu De LANES, all co!ors
FRENCH Aergoes aud Velvet Kibbons
i,g5e and hasltn Sleeves
btua III Lace AID Jaconet Collars
fI-d ana Printed Fiaanels for children.
t9 which eEii the attention OF the ladias
WARREN Il PERKINS,
cet No I4i Eagle Squer6.
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BY j. A. COWARDlN.

81. DAILY DISPATCH is served 10 subscriber.
.,six AND 4 QuARTEs CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
sbe Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, o. year in
advance,
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N l. cali the attention ofthe public TO our
w large ass rtrneut of block tin Tea and Coffee
Urna, Cohee Pots Egg Boilers, Steak. Stew aud 0ys
ter Dishes all sizes Dlsh Covers in sets aud single.
with many other useful articles, at
de7 BuLKLEY & cos. ISL Main Il.
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IHAMPAGNE AND MADEIRA WINE,
" OF line quality In store and for sale hy
de 10 GEO. l. HERRING.
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NHIIChELL'S PATENT FRENCH
VA CANDLES. .-2c0 boxes Fs and G's, ia plain ssd
fancy boxes receiving and for sale by
de5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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THE WEEKLY plsrATcH 10 issued every Friday
and r~ailed io Subscribers st 81 per annurn.
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Ct FOR RENT.-The Brick Dwelling
FL On I,a, between Marshall and Clay streets,
Cs@-ca t.r.i, at present occupied by hir John T.
Ch'1s Possession given on tue lst day 0 ( January
mex Ee1: k2'C per year. Apply TO
no EFF TOLER & COOK pearlst
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TyEAS-Green and black Teas--Some Of
ae 10 GEO. l. HERRING.
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fer,
ief
pro-
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A. FOR RENT-The smsll brick
a. HOUSE, on 99-h street. Church Hin, at present
occupied ay Nj. Robert CuErie. Possession given Ia
i.N Gsts. Apply to TOLER COOK,
g. Pearl street
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AUCTION SALM.
FUTURE DAYS.
By James vi. Taylor.

ARGE SALE of BUILDING LOTS
II IN SIDNEY.-Will be sold on MONDAY, the
10th day of May, commencing at IL o'clock, NJ
upon the premises, about One Hundred and
Sixty Lots Land situated n the town of Sid
ney, just hey ond the Corporation line, opposite the
residence of Mr II Dance. and fronting on Har.
vie street and the plank road In point of beauty
OF location, and adoption for building purposes,
most OF these lots are equal to any In the whele
town OF Sidney, and upon portion OF them there
10 a beautiful Oak GROVE.
After the sale of the above lots, will be sold ten
other lots, situated in the town of Sidney, opposite
Warsaw, and fronting on Main street
The above lots will be laid off into suitable sizes,
and plan thereof may be seen at the office of the
auctiOneer in a few days.
Terms will be very liberal and will be made
known at the sale JAS 81 TAYLOR,
ap l6-3tawt6Mtd Auct.
ukREMPTORY SALE OF STOCK BE.
L LONGING TO THE ESTATE OF A DE.
CEASED PERSON. be sold to the highest
bidder, on Saturday, goth lost. (April,) in front
Of the Virginia and Farmers Banks, at IL o'clock
n, such portion as may then remain unsold eff
S2l, GOO of State per cent. stock, redeemable in
1859; also,
Ss0C0 in City of Petersburg registered bond,
redeemabe October, 1875, (24 years to rum
The purchaser, in addition to the price bid, is to
pay the interest accrued the said bends from the
commencement of the current nstament.
BY authority of the Administrator.
J. BROWN, Jr,
ep 20-eotds Stock Broker.
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AFRICAN CHURCH.
MRS. EMMA q. BOSTWICK,S


FAREWELL GRAND CONCERT!
And Positively her Last Appearance in
Richmond.
THURSDAY EVENING, April 25th, 1853
Assisted by the following eminent Artists
The distinguished VIoliDist, Nh HENRI Apply,
49, Solo Tio!inist to the King OF Holland
l he celebrated Solo Flutist, Nh. JULIUS SIEDE.
Leipsc
MISS ANNE OLIVER La petite File du Regiment,
only nlIe years OF age, the wonderful performer
on the Concertina, daughter OF the Band Master
OF her MaJestys Regiment at Montreal.
HERR IHlLOW, Solo Pianist to His Royal High
ness the Duke of Coburg Gotha
PrOgrRmme-Part I.
THILOW. Oh. Never,
2-Grand Cavatina-"Qui Ia Voice." from 81 Porl.
tanl -MRS; BOSTWlCk. BelliDi.
HENRI Apply. De Rerior
4-Brsvura, Happy Birding, with Flute Oblisato-
MRS BOSTWiCk and NE. JULIUS SIEDE
Wallace
Observation-Disclosures TASTE on American Airs,
introducing Lucy Neal and De Boatman's Dance
Miss ANNIE OLIVER Case.
Part II.
-Soio-Fiute-Recollec lions of Lucrezia Boreia
Mr. ILLUS slEDE. Bricaildi
sis-MRs. BOSTWICK Meyerbeer,
olo-Vioin-souyenir dAmerique. Mr. H.
Apply. Vieuxtemns
9-Scoich Bailad-"Twas within a mile Of Edlu.
boro' Town"-MRs. BUSTWICK.
l0-Soo-Fluta-Grand Polka de Concert Com.
posed Dy Mr.. Siede-MR. JULIUS SIEDE.
1l-SoDg-(By particular request) "home Sweet
Home'-MRs, BOSVWICk.
Eg Tickets = each; to tie had at the
principal Music ana Book Stores and Hotels and at
the Door on the Evening of the Concert.
Is Doors pen at 6-Concer9 to commence at
O CLOCK.
Il Choice Seats may be secured without extra
charge, at the store Of Messrs. Nash 81 Woodhouse.
EY7 The Piano used for the occasion has been
kindly loaned by Messrs. Nash e. Woodhouse.
apps F. THIES, Agent
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
l. II Il k + re M K ROPE.
Arrival ofthe Humhodt.

NEW YORK, April 26.-The steamer Hum.
boldt has arrived. She bring Liverpool dates
to the 18th of April.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CoTToS.-Sales oftwo DAYS previous TO the
departure of the steamer, 90, 1000 bales. De-
mand fair. Holders firm, with small sales TO
the tradein Manchester and the manufacturing
districts. All qualities slightly advanced.
FLouR.-Flour partially recovered from the
recent decline. There was a good demand,
and prices were somewhat SITTER. Western
Canal, 23s,; Ohio, 24s Cd.
GRAlN.-White Wheat, 29s.; demand ac.
tive.
CoNsoLs were quoted at 1907 TO 1907.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS,
queen Victoria was rapidly regaining her
health, and the "little responsibility" was as
we'll as could be expected.
Intelligence from ConstantinopIe to the 25,h
ult. has been received by this arrival. Affairs
between Turkey and Russia were unsettled
MenseIkofi had demanded an interview with
the Sultan, but was denied the privilege. The
Sultan also refused to negotiate certain oues.
tons, 1.-THE purport OF which is not mentioned
until the arrival OF the English and French
Ambassadors, whose arbitration was anxious.
ly expected. II is supposed that Russia de-
sired TO negotiate secret treaty with Turkey,
failing in which the Gear will take Constant.
nople by coup de main. Two Turkish fleets.
with French anG an English vessel of war,
were in the vicinity of Constantinople.
The insuuection in China was spreading
The city Of Pekin was in state of grea, con.
sternation.
Nothing important from Italy, or other por-
tons Of the Continent
The steamer Canada reached Liverpool on
the 10Th inst.
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IInShinoton Afnirc-

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Jabez Fitch is to
be Aarshal for Ohio. The foreign appoint.
ments agreed upon are expected TO be an-
nounced this week The following are spoken
Of with confidence by those who should be
we'll informed: Minister 10 France, Wise OF
DIX; Chill, K. X. Meade, of Virginia; Brazil
Governor Wood, Of Ohio; Russia, Governor
Trousdale, Of Tennessee; Mexico. Governor
Seymour, Of Connecticut; Naples John Row
an, OF Kentucky; Brussels, 5. d. Dllaye, oil
Syracuse, IN. Y.;J to the Hague. Stevens, Of
Ne" Jersey.
II is not likely that Dix and Dilaye will
both be appointed from New York, which mas
already Cabinet Minister. Governor Trous
dale's poor health wall almost certainly pre-
vent his acceptance of the Russian mission
M5jof Polk, OF Tennessee, brother Of the late
PIesi5enLezp to get foreign appointment
yohn '. l.. Pruyn, OF Albany, desires 10 &C 10
Berlin, but will not succeed.
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ADJUSTMENTS
THEATRE RICHMOND.
Positively the Last Night.
MADAMk lIGH0p


Positively the Last Night.
MADAME ANNA BISHOP
will bid
Final Alden
to the musical public OF this city, concluding THIS
(Wednesdsy, EVENING, April 9Th
Positively her Last Appearance in this
City.
The Entire Range of her celebrated
OPkkATIC SCENES,
IN COSTUME,
with appropriate scenery, decorations, &c; and
also singing her most popular Ballads, Songs,
and famous Bouquet Musical.
MR.. BOCHSA,
Empha'ically called through Europe "the father of
the Harp" though having abandoned Harp playing
in public, has consented to appear once more as q
HABPIsT before his retirement into private lfe
MADAME ANNA BISHOP,
IN her great characters of Martha, Lucia, Ju.
dith, Anna B0iena, and In her fsr.famed
BOUQUET MUSICAL,
In which she will sing IN NINE LANGUAGES! !!
Director -.------..--.......Mr Mr.. BocsHA
secretary and Treasurer. Mr.. SHAW,
Dress Circle and Psrquette.
.sConu AIeE Ducts
The Box Office open from 10 to 4, where seats
may De secured.
Doors open at 7. operate Entertainment be.
gins az 8
D the Pianos used, kindly loaned by Mr.. P.
taylor. ap Tilt
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MADAME ANNA BIsp0p

E7HE third and last Dramatic Concert of this dis.
l. rngGisned SoLg stress will be held at the Thea
ire This Evening. Remember, We true Ollie.
tant, the LAS {, and De at your post early The bin
OF fare-"ot the Nightingale OF the World" as the
New York press CAL Anna Bishop-gurpssses any
thing put together in the shape OF Concert or Lyric
entertainment. She. will appear in her celebrated
characters OF Martha, (this opera has had an i'm.
nlense ran in Germany and New York; Lucia
Anoa Bolena, &c, &c; and last not leaet she
viii cfar US parting Bouquet Musical. in
which she sings IN 10 less than nine different ian.
guages-cou!d any OF our Ministers abroad do
thet2 an PIT
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Oa MY: Where did you get your

Eg OH MY: Where did you get your
Jewelry Repaired 1t looks just like
New! Why, at MOUNTAINS, of course. He
knows how to repair articles of that kind and SO
cheap, too. And then ne can make any article of
Jewelry you want He has mandatory con-
nected with his store and is always ready to make
anything in his line TO order. Give him trial, and
l am sure he will give satisfaction.
hne assortment of Watches, Jewelry and Fan.
cy Goods always on hand, which will be sold low
tor cash. Clocks and Watches repaired and war.
ranted. Don't forget the place No 2l7 Main Street,
above the Banks. s. P. MOUNTAIN.
az Isis
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TRUsTEEs' SALE OF AOPE.WALh,
l. Tools, Fixtures, Hemp, Furniture,
&c.D by virtue OF Iced OF Trust, dated I.th
of Henrico we shall lin execution Of the same,
having been SO requested by the creditors therein
namely proceed TO sell at Public Auction, on Tues
day next, the Bird day OF May 1853 in front OF the
County Court House of Henrico, at 10 clock, A.
M, the larger portion of the tools, implements,
hemp, furniture and fixtures specified in said deed;
and Immediately thereafter upon the premises, on
Union Hill, the hemp house, rope walk, building,
and all other property conveyed to us by said
deed. Terms cash.
WILLIAM C EGGLESTON.
ape SAMUEL HASTINGS
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CHARLESTON, April 23.-We have later adj
wees from Florida. Preparations are in
state OF iOrwardness for the immediate com.
mencement OF offensive operations against the
Indians. Gen. Childs remained al Tampa Bay
III good health.
Inc Indians had gathered in body at the
eastern edge OF the Everglades, where they
"iil remain until offensive operations are com
inenced, and will Then dspefse.
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From Bueuos Ayres.

SALEM, Mass, April 26.-The ship Pea.
cock, from Buenos Ayres 11th ult., has arrived
at this port. Urquiza was shortly expected,
with conciliatory overtures. Much skirmish-
ing had taken place. Commodore Mckeeyer
was resolved apon protecting the property of
American residents.
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THE MARKETS.

New YORK, March 26.-Sales 1000 barrels
Southern Flour, at s. TO $5.l2; State $3.50
to $4.56. Wheat nominal. Sales of 40 600
bushels yellow Corn, at Csc.
BALTIMORE, March 26.-Sales 100 barrels
Flour, at 81 81. Grain quiet.
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From PeFnailhuco,

BosToS, April 26.-Advices from Pernam.
buco to the 2lst Of March nave been received.
A cargo ofthree hundred slaves had been land
ed on the coast, the government being too weak
TO preventit.
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another shocking Railroad Accident
Twenty Persons Killed,

BUFFALO, n. Y, April 26.-It becomes our
duty 10 report another of those dreadful ca
families, for which the past two years have
been SO remarkable. Last night, two railway
trains came in collision near Chicago, causing
the death OF tcenty persons. and woundng
many more. They were all emigrants.
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Loss of steamer AIbutross.

New ORLEANS, April 26.-The steamer Al
batross, from New York for Vera Cruz, was
wrecked on the night of the 10Th inst. The
passengers were sas ed-but the vessel will
prove total loss.