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CHAs. A. NJ. D4MANN, LEWIS C. DAMAGIN
Chas. A. Nj, DAMARIa, Il Co.
lOhoIcsole Grorers,
PRODUCE DEALERS,
No. SIS. Front Street;
PORTSMOUTH OHIO
RAILROAD NOTICE.


eIsz-+sEe.- is----sscs :, .sssEE--Sk8.a
Office Of the MARIETTA d CINCINNATI Ruilroadl
Company, Chiicothe, March 81, 1885
DuRsUnNT 10 an order OF the Board of Di-
rectots, passed on the 9th inst, the Sub
scribers to the Capital Stock of the Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad Company. residing in the
counties of Clinton Jackson and Vinton, not
heretofore notified arc requested to pay ''ten per
cent" ON the amount ield by each respectively
and ten per cent each and exefy thirty days
thereafter; commencing on thu. first day Of
April, 1853, or as soon thereafter as practicable,
continuing till the whole amount is paid.
mar, 81, '53 st JOHN MADEIRA
rvI.-sr Treasurer.
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LEI,TEEl I.TET.

N LIST Of Letters Remaining in the
ID Post Office at Jackson on tie first
day Of April, 1853. Persons calling for
these letters will please say they are ad.
vartisnd
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WALK IN! WALK IN!

WALK in to the little Tailor Shop, just be-
w low Mr.. E. Longs Store, and there You
will find an accommodating Fashionahe Eastern
Taller, who Is In readiness, at all times to do
any kind Of business in his line. Pleas call and
test him. J. CRAWFORD.
Jackson, March, "a SLY.
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FANCY 90 Ds,


ADAPTFD TO TIE STIlEN INADE.
Our facilities fo. securing d. .iscsb!e Styles
and cheap GuDu, for O. toners are 10, surpassed
by any House ia the Wet, as we have al * PERI
ci.ced buyer CON. tanily in the Eastern C..ics,
forwarding Us daily such Bargains a. the mar
kct offers in
RIBBONS, FANS.
MILLINERY GOODS, ,PEEFUMERY,
EMBROIpEEiES, COMES.
LACE GOODS, BRUSHES,
HOSIERY q GLOVES, THREAD,
WHITE GOODS, JLEfLRY,
HANDKERCHlLTS, ECITONS,
DRESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
CUTLERY, YARIE1 Y GOODS, &c.
The populai feature Of Selling most Goods at
five per cent, advance, vii! be continued
TO CASH ami approved Snort TINE Buyers.
We can oaer uLusLal induclnen s
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SPRIAG IMPCKTATIONS!
RERRY IL BE6sIzY,

IMPORTERS AND JOBEEFS. EAST SIDE
MAIN STREET BET. FOURTH AND
FIFTH, ClACiNNATl,
ESi OF LD invite MERcHAA-s AND WHOLESALE
w BuYlEs to inspect their laTsc and exten-
siye 4aock Of
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Guardians sale Of Real Esiste.

Guardian's sale Of Real Esi;sfe.-
4 IN pursuance of an order of the C0art Of Pro.
IL bate, within and rthe county afJackson,
and State Of 0hie, shall offer at pubic sale, on
the 9th day of May, 1853, between lOA. NJ, and
Up NJ, Of said day, on the premises, the follow
ing real estate, sitbate in jackson county, and
known and described as follows The South
West quarter Of the North West quarter OF sec
ton FIVE, Of Township six. Of Range seventeen.
Also, the South Eastquarter of the North East
ouarterof section six Of Township six, Of Range
seventeen, which lands ore charged with tlsu
dover estate of Sally Romines. late Sally Eaulk
Iner Said lands to be sold. subicstta sai,l dow
las the property Of Nancy Jake Faulknes i
minor Terms Of sale, one.half cash in Aana
and the residue in one year, with interest ffe..
the day Of sale, to be secured by psrsvnal seaa.
rity, and deed 10 be made on fall payment Ct
purchase money. N. sre7ip
NJ ,o,,,rx ror po,,r JAMEs RoaINEs gaua !,
1''e''-- ~ y tNANeE lAaE FApias ~ VI
Aprl5th. 1853. 4
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PHILADELPHIA, April 10.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10.
A young man named O'Neill, was ar
rested at Cedar Grove, Philadelphia coun-
ty, yesterday, for stabbing and killing an
other young man, in quarrel, named
Geo. W. LaIly.
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PORTSMOUTH, April 5, 1853.
Flour aud Grain-Flour $50, stock very
light. Wheat 70072 Oats, 3lc, Corn 35l0 3ec
Huy-Loose and aled S8,5069,00
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Atwood Nicbolas MaIs, Thomas
Baldwin Seth G Moroan Richard
Brown Sarah Miss MlIsr Iohn
Brunton Georoe Marrv FJwsrd NJ
Busler Henry MIliken John
Rowers lanes Mooro g. q, uossrs
Boyd Janea McFarIond Mr.
Roweer Georoe Mill;rnns gamnson
Rba Dabner McIlonopgh uicbaeI
Brill Christopher Marin Luoinda Miss
Baker Benianine Mullin Iieav
Brown James Manic Geo,ge
Brangan Peter McCol,,m Iohn
Cain Patrick McCa,tv Wm
Church A Miss Nonsinyer Potter
Callahan VIM Newell Geo. w
Carrie Henry Nolan Patrick
Carrick Ellen RoseNewell Elizabeth
Miss Norris SoIolnan
Cri,oD admr's or 10. Nichols John #
hnston's Estate Nenanee Hiram
Conner Cornelius Otben Wm
| Criswiser John Oyne Pat
Conroy John Overly Adam
Davis James Q Petiyford Robert
DeloDg Isaac Parker An
DoherIy John pherris Robert N
Yohann Adam Duy. Peterson NJ
endack Pendezter Joseph
Deem Moses Polls Sybble
! Ewing John NJ Palmer Cornelius
Fullerton W II Quarts William
Z" q Cadot Russell Ehoch
Fout Phillip Q Robbins CIarinda
Fields Harriet Miss Miss
Fitzpatrick Philip Roberts Humphrey
Frszee J Esqr Radc.i' Charles
Foust VIM II iReid W II
Gabraith John Ray Thomas -4
Humphrey John Schnider Frank
Hunt Elizabeth Style Levi
Hufiord John Stropes Henry c
Humphreys Hugh Stenneman VIM
iIellman John Simpson Elizabeth
Hand Fila L Miss Mrs
iIouton George Mr. Shuver Philip
Henson Lukin Spear DR. W
Heck Henry Mr. Stegall Amanda
Hopper Solomon Mr. Miss
Harmon Harriet MrsSkinner Elijah
Johnston DR. Seymore Arcibald
Daniel Mr. Showers VIM
Mary Ann Swan Joseph
" Francis MrsShowor Daniel
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'Neuu advertisements.
NOfICe.

:NOTICE is hereby given, that at the next
IN term of the Court of Common Pleas, in
jackson county, Ohio, application will be made
by the undersigned, for the va zion of the Street
between out-lots, in the Mort of the town
of jackson, in said jackson co0yy, nos. l2, 10,
and Is, l6, and also the Street between ont-lots
nos. A, 5, &, and 8, 9, 10.
ANDREW LONG,
JOHN D. JAMES,
R.C. HOFFMAN,
n. 7. CAVITT
April 2l, '53--tf
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CHuLcOTHE, April, 49,. 1853.
Wheat 20, Corn As, Oats 35.
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April 2l, '53--d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-05

FOREIGN ITEMs.-rhe following items of
intelligence were brought by the Glasgow:
The Indian mail had arrived at London,
bringing intelligence of the death of III e
Queen OF Siam. The State Siam had thrown
on It's allegiance 10 Ava, and an army of 50,-
VV0 men and $50 elephants were on the British
frontier
An engagement had taken place between the
ohinese insurgents and the Government troops
III winch the former were successful, putting
10 death 80 officers and 900 people,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


~ 6cOrke e S1n1MDE ssssasaasse7
ExTENEIvE MIsCRL LANEOUS AUG.
II ZION sALE--On FRIDAY MORNING., 7th
instant, commencing ct 10 o'clock, at my auction
sales room, No Fifteenth street. will be sold sf
auction, the following Miscellaneous Goods, with
out the least reserve, viz Ea
10000 assorted imported Cigars aiaa 2 So
Large lot Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Several hair and shuck Mattresses s
Feather Beds, cherry Dining Table
Very hanson black walnut cottage BedStead
low single Bedstead, willow Csrrfsge
nice black walnut cane seat Rocking Chair
6 mahogany Chairs and | do Sofa nearly new
Floor Mating
A large invoice of winter Costs and Pants. white
and fancy Shirts. Shoe Thread, mantel Lamps,
Stoves, &c &c. Terms cash
ia 5 GEO. j. SUMNER Auctr
NTOTIIE .-There will be sola on Wednes.
~ day, ths 18th day OF January 1853, il fair. IL
not, the next fair day, at the residence of Mrs
Ann Hatcher, near Beaver Dam Church, in the
county of Goochland, between twelve and fifteen
likely Slaves; the most of them are young Among
them is a good Blacksmith between twenty five
and thirty years of age. Crops of all kinds, the
horses and stock OF every description, and the
plantation tools. The Slaves will be sold for cash,
the other property upon credit; purchasers giving
bond and good security. For all sums under ten
months All persons to whom the estate of Josiah
Hatcher, deceased is indebted, will please bring
forward their claims before the day of sale, and ali
pers ons whe are indebted to the estate, will please
settle their indebtedness on that day.
ANN HATCHER,
Executrix of Josiah Hatcher, deceased.
10 1-dtd
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e We learn from the Alexandria Gazette
that the dead body Of Mrs. Ruth Scott, of
Fairfax county, was found on the Middle
Turnpike Road, near Shutters Hill, on Sunday
morning. An inquest was held by Coroner
Neale, and the verdict Of the jury was, that the
deceased came TO her death by exposure to
the severity of the weather, on the night Of the
first Instant"
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By Davenport, Allen a. Co.

By Davenport, Allen q Co.
CROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION.-Cn
" THURSDAY, 9th January, we will sell at our
auction store at 10 o'clock, an assortment OF Gro.
cerjes, viz:
Coffee Sugars
Rio and Laguayrs Coffee y
Recti6ed Whiskey, NE Rum, Brandy
Green and Black Teas > ;b
Cheese, Molasses II
Sole Leather, Bacon, Fish
100 boxes Lemons
ALSO,
Appes-l50 barrels
Figs-300 drums
TEBMs-Under 500 cash; 500 and over fsur
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.,
de 81 Auctioneer
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Nh OkTImUkE's KfiEUWaT1,- a.. -
NJ pOIIED AND BLOOD Pie go

I'VE POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER -Thie
thousands. Rheumatism can be cured More thano -
thousand cases of chronic rheumatism (of the worr
form of this dreadful disease have been cured
nenty, during the past year by the use of few botf
of this compound Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties of high standing many q
whom have been crpples for years. from the efecfs0
this hitherto incurable disease, but who now affir
that they sound and WELL made by this great 10
medy, which is vegetable spirit-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease Alone and this it vii
cure In every case, either inflammatory (acutel az
chronic form. Testimony of the undoubted cas-
racter will be cheeruliy submitted to the nspectou
all who may feel sufficiently interested call on ta
proprietors, their Central Office No. l. Barclay &
Aston House, New York. One bottle S. threebotticc
$40 PURCELL, LADD CO.
Sole Agentsfor Richmond
w V. ALEXANDER CO,
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Chronic Rheumatism of 80 Years stand
ing Cured.

Scarcely able to work for seventeen years and the
flesh withered from his limbs. Levi Hills, ESQ,
writes: OTTAWA, Lasale county, Illinois, August 10
81 have suffered from Chronic rheumatism for thirty
years. for seventeen years was scarcely able to walk
stoop to the floor; my lett limb had persisted away
considerable, and was very weak. had used many
prescriptions from physicians and other remedies al
was influenced, however to try Mortnlore's Rheu-
matte Compound and rejoice to say it acted like
charm. This was eight months ago. have exercised
much every day since, and have been exposed 30 all
kinds of weather, but have continued improve in
health, and the flesh has returned to my limbs which
have become strong LEVI HILLS"
ia 2-dif
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"LAUGH AND Grow FAT"
PARROW'S
JENNY LIND MINSTRELS.

AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Wednesday Evening, Jan. 5th. 1853.
MIR. pAkROW takes great pleasure in announc.
MI ing to the citizens of Richmond and the La
dies in particular, that he will give an entertain
ment with the assistance of the Jenny Lind Min.
s,reIs, az the above hall, on Wednesday evening,
January 5th on which occasion the celebrated vio-
'inist, SIG MARONEY, will appear in several of his
tavorite Violin Solos.
Mr. Parrow would say TO the ladies and gentle
men Of Richmond, that his appearance before the
principal nobility of the Old World is a sufficient
guarantee that me- with assistance of the Troupe,
can please the citizens q this place
Cards of Admission 25 cents.
Doors open at half past 6; performance at u
Front seats for Ladies
is4-ts w PARROW Manager
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NUTICE
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
q That | have now on hand, the A.
@ largest and best assortment of sazakAzE
~ Boots and shoes. of good quality, ever
offered in this city selected by myself ex-
pressly for retail both Of my own manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assort-
ment can be found something extra. to which |
would most respectfully call the attention of all in
want, as they will be sold low. by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, &c,
seq No 1877 Main street Richmond Va
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e Hon. VIM. r. King has resigned his
seat in the U. s. Senate, TO take effect imme-
dlatey. 1t is stated that Gov. Collier will ap
point Benjamin Fitzpairick his successor.
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~ Ian. 3.-The barque SpTingbok ar
bos l,Drs last night from Cape Town with
r'fa 'e' Nny g0h. Trifing skirmishes CON
ta'e .s3 - heraecn the katligs and the English
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CorI1slox The steamship Palmetto, from
Charleston, While approaching Baltimore on
sunday night, came in collision with the brig
1..o Cant. Brown, for Mobile. The big sunk
e., lew minutes, taking with her an orphan
ra..J .aout ora years oid-Capt. Brown,
win bis c..i:ers aaI crew and one lady passen-
ger. With her son, about 10 years old, barely
es..p.as with their lives, losing all their eff
..c7s. The Palmetto sustained considerable
damage. The Ohio was owned by Darling,
k.ahey and Co., Of Baltimore, and insured for
;.N.000.
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SALE OF NEGRoEs.-We learn from the
fredericksburg Herald that the negroes be-
longing TO the estate of the late John S. Well
ford, were sold on Thursday, and commanded
very fair prices. Some forty were soId.-
Athletic men brought over $780, two families,
another and six children $4,000, and mother
ami two children $500.
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:, ANOTHER DEAD.--The third child O Mrs.
Ne"comb, of Louisville, KY, thrown out of
'iie aiIlc window, has died. The mother, one
% me most e3pected ladies Of the city in her
ueiifium' -mmitted the act under The i'm
tt,esS'on that she was sending her children to
ne0ven. She is now d man inc.
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By Davenport. Allen q 90.

A UCTION SALE or GROCERIES,, WINES
IL AND LIQUORS at No IL Pearl street The
subscribers being anxious to close their present
business, will offer for sale on Wednesday, g. 10
o'clock, their entire stock of goods, consisting in
part of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Iron, Steel NaiIs
Cigars, Chewing Tobacco, &c A lot of superior
old Brandy and Wines OF the best quality TO be had
in this market, besides q number OF articles too te
dious to men ion. Sale 10 be conducted by Daven-
port Allen d. Co.
Terms-For all sums of 500 and over, 4 month";,
approved negotiable paper, under that sum cash.
jas NORVELL Jones d. EGGLESTON
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DEATH or A DISTINGUISHED MAN.-The
Hon. Duncan Cameron, one of the most aged,
respected aud honored citizens OF North Ca
fona, died in Raleigh, after long illness, on
the 3sd inst
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CIVIC AND MILITARY BALI.

oS CIVIC AND MILITARY BALL.
80 The Montgomery Guard, Capt Patrick'T. q
ALV Moore, beg leave to inform their friends III
Sr1Aand the public that they intend TO give2
ing, January 10th, 1883, at La Fayete Hail. in cele
braton of the anniversary of the Company, on
which occasion they hope to receive the liberal sup
port Of their friends and fellow citizens.
Their arrangements are sucn that they hope to
be able TO give satisfaction 10 al who may honor
them with their com pany.
An engagement has been entered into with an
experienced caterer TO furnish supper and other
refreshments, and from his known skill in such
matters, we have q sure guarantee that nothing
will be wanting in his department. Good music,
and plenty of ii, has been engaged for the night
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Managers:
Gov Joseph Johnson Lieut. N Seagars
Gen VIM Lambert Serg't James Collins
Col Walter Gwynn VIM Richie
Lieut. Col Tonpkins VIM Watson
Major I August Hugh r Peasants
Adjutant w Harrison James Lyons
Capt NJ Sheppard, Jr John Thompson
" r NJ Nnmo Alexander Mosely
&c Augustus Bodeker Dr. NJ Scott
50 JnO Richardson Mark Downey
James Caskie VIA C Tornpkns
81 Patrick Nc ore DR. Haskins
Lieut. Arson Richards NV Hughes
" l. w GlaZebrook James Ferguson
E" y Crawford DR. James Conway
" r O Haskins Joseph M Myers
" T C Burns Edward Mchds:-
" Jno Williamson DIR G Goocn
" John DooIey Corporal John Ahern
" Philip Dornin VIM English
Tickets 10 admit gentleman 50 so cents. No
charge fer Ladies.
Committee of ARRANGEMENTS. Lieut.. Sesgers,
Serg't Collins and Corporal Anern. OF whom Iick-
cts may be procured. de 30-dtd
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p Mr.. Edward Parker was crushed be-
meath The cars, and killed, at the Mount Glare
Depot, Baltimore, on Sunday afternoon.
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By Alexander Mott & Co.

hUh EVENING SAILS will be contn166
~ until the season closes, commencing at seven
O'Clock, at which time we will sell from the Shelves
In lois TO suit purchasers, good selection of pece
and cut dry goods, hardware, cutlery guns pistois
gold end silver watches and clocks and time peo,.
OF every description. Also general assortment az
fancy goods ALEX MOTT a co
no Auctioree-x
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NEGRO HtRtN<s FOR iS53-RY TO
~ LER & COOK We again offer our services
to our friends ani the public, as Aeents fer the
hiring out OF their servants for the ensuing year.
And for our puacia ,i;y In paying over hires re,
ceiyed, and cur attention 70 the servants comm :.
ted TO our Management, we refer to those who have
been So kind as to favour with their patronage
heretofore. TO persons residing in the country,
W. would remark, that it is important that we
should be informed early as practicable Of the
number of servants, their ages, qualifications. &c
intended 10 be sent IN. that we may be the better
cnsJla 70 secure coca humos and good prices for
t7em.
We will also secure homes for white servants,
upon reasonable terms. TOLER & COOK,
no General Agents.
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- {iUINS TO EUROPE AGAIN.
- Selling off III Cost. md snme
- ELIAS HALE, Importer of
&EA WATCHES. JEMELRY AND FANCY

~ ELIAS III A e Importer of
"a WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY
ESs GOODS, No. 100 Main Street.-Just
&szszSopenng, an extensive assortment cf
Watches and Jewelry of every description, and for
sale in quantities to suit purchasers, a, low
prices can be purchased in any of the Northern
cities City and country merchants, dealers and
others, will Please call ard examine Goods and
prices The stock comprises Gold Watches of every
description, from the most celebrated nanufac
turers; Jewelry of every description, of styles
and of the finest quality; gold Guard, fob and vest
Chains; Ear and Finger Rings plated Ware, com
prising Tea Sets, new patterns; Spoons, Forks, &C.
silver Forks, Spoons, Knives, Napkin Rings, Fruit
kcives, Card Cases. &c alsora very extensive
sortment of gilt and plated iewelry of every des-
crpton, suitable for the country trade; Combs,
Buttons, Brushes, fancy Soaps, Cologne Water,
Extracts Pins, Cutlery, CLOCKS, Pencils, Bohemian
Glass Ware, Girandoes Porte Monaies, Cigar Cases.
Dressing Cases Portfolios, Blank Books, Note and
Writing Paper, Steel Pens, Sealing Wax, Waters,
Carpet Bags, Britannia Spoons. Coffee Mills, Ham,
mers, Accordeons, Violin Strings-in fact every
variety and kind Of the above description of Goods
too numerous 10 mention. New Goods received
almost every Gay. ELIAS HALE, Importer,
no "a No l06 Main street
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49,. y,KK. Jan 2-ihero are no signs OF
w.. pow II, her Eth day from liverpool.
H. -. l,hor Is thick and RAINY
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nun LATEST NEWS.
- z5,I1 steamer Hashiagton-Sieef
Storm, Ne.


yovx Jsn. 3.--The steamer washing
Ne" Io i A. Rnston this morning. short OF
ton a'I.t'" .ro loss OF fore topmsst She W Ill
coal WI" s III for New York on Tuesday morn
ne. ,.i;.s near Boston broke all the
ne S','' Ines far man, miles. The House
;f'es'St, rs,,s;rad at 10 10 night The Morse
. ~ KAHN wires are still Down
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Ne" YEARS GIFT.-A family in Ports
'"ou'h found al the front door of their dwell
HaS' on Saturday morning, beautiful little
1eSp0"Ss6titty, fresh from the mint. We need
"ot say that the present was by no means
e'eptabie, or that the donor is likely 10 set
~ Claim for thanks Norfolk Herald
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-, IarE, IAN. 3.-Jhe Empire City, with
~" I G O. the 9th ult,, has arrived,
i7a'S q .'ss.poc,fs. She brings nothing new.
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EARPETS CARPETS!l CARPETS!i! &C the
~ new Carpet Ware Rooms, opposite Exchange
Bank.-C. A Gwa,kin invites the special auo par
ticslar attention OF all purchasers to his large
stock of carpets, at the very lowest prices, cum
piisng large lot at the very low price OF lsf cts
per yard also, large lot wool figured Carpet
ing at 25 cents per yard large loi at BIZ ceats
and so cents. and SO the finest made House
keepers, hotel keepers and all others vii fi0d bar
gains By calling early. g. A. GyVATkiN,
ia .3-3tif opposite Exchange Rank
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A SPLENDID NUMBER-G. NJ West q Bro
n have received Harper's Magazine for .anaa.
ry. IL surpasses any one heretofore issued, and
may well be called the cheapest Magazine in the
world. Cell ana subscribe at
WEST e. BROS,
ia and 9, Exchange Hotel.
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tV3 The number of interments in the Bland.
ford church.y ard, Petersburg, during the month
of December, WAS l0--7 males and females.
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FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.

FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
SiT~ The Steamboat Augusta, Capt
.5szss5SsE s1ss VIM. c. Smith, will resume her
place upon the line via Port Wathall, for the
above places, on MONDAY, December goth, 1852.
The Cars running in connection with the Augusta
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depo. On
that and every succeeding Monday, Wednesday
and Friday morning, at 6h o'clock.
Fare.
To City Point ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co
10 Coke's and the Grove. l SO
To Norfolk and Portsmouth. 200
Meals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so
Children over and not over 70 years of age, halt
price.
de le THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt.