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q, =. steam.hip NTississIppi.

BosroN. Friday, March II, IsEz-
The whale-ship Ins, at New Bedford yester.
Sy rem the indian Ocean, saw, Jan. Is lat ~ ~
lie Cape Of Good Hspe; supposed TO be the u 5.
49,. h'sste Mississippi bound ~ Japan, which vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19

II Hon. Andrew T. Judson, u. 5. District
Judge for Connecticut, died at Canterbury, Ct, on
Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19

AZ Manchester the trade rather less active and prces
had slightly declined The commercial advices from India
were unfavorabe particularly in regard to the export
trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19

rY~ There was an auction sale of Mr.. Web
ers household furniture and personal effects at Wash
ington yesterday.
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ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Of the CANADA at HALIFAX.
COTTON AND BREADSTUFFS
DULL AND DECLINING.
HALIFAX, Friday, March IL.

fIAu.FhA Ittihy, hHCu ID
The royal mail steamship Canada, Capt
Stone, from Liverpool Sin of MARCH, arrived here
O'Clock this evening
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH


New-York nj AIbany-Raiiroad tonsoiidn"
ton.
syeeIaI DsspatcA to TAs ~ Y. TSSoEns
ALBANY, Friday, March Is, 1888
Mr.. Il. Smith, of your city, to-day reported
abnl to amend your Charter, which was referred 70
lie City Delegation. lSee Legislative report
The General Life, Health and Fire Insurance bin was
made the special order Cor Monday.
The Railroad Consolidation bill debated At con-
siderable length to-day, and finally put through the
Committee Of the Whole II had a very decided ma
iy in the House in spite Of several efforts TO amend
h and ihink it viii pass.
In the Senate, Mr. Vanderbilt, continued his able "a
nal argument SUB H0sA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
London Produce Market
Trade Report.

CoTToN and BREADSTUFFs are dull, with declining
tendency. SUGAR and COFFEE firm. RICE inactive aud
prices tending downward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY. March. Is, 1859

SENATE ALBANY, March. Is, 1853
BILLS KZPoKTED
Mr.. BARTr ETr, complete, 20 allow railroad
companies TO oonstruc; branch tracks
Mr.. MORGAN, q bill relative 70 Seamen's Fund
and Retreat
GHyERAr ORDERS.
The Committee of the Whole, Mr.. CooLKT in
the Chair took up the bill 70 repeal the law relative TO
the publication OF the Colonial History.
The question was taken on striking out (Which
DOW included the whole, enacting clause and ALL Aad
the motion wes carred-l0 to9
Mr. PIERCE now move to insert the new
section
The CHAIR: There is no longer any bill left.
The Senate now in Committee OF the Whole on the
bill for draining Cayugs marshes. Progress
As soon az the COMMITTEE rose,
Mr. BEEKMAs rose TO q question of privilege
The memorial of the President and Trustees Of Uaion
College presented this morning and ordered printed
contained statements end charges disrepectu to the
Senate and State officers and he moved TO rescind
much Of the resolution places the printed copies in
The bound volumes Of the Senate documentA
MIR. VAN ScHoOSH0yEs rose TO debate it,
when
Mr.. BEEKMAs said be would withdraw it.,
rather than take up the time OF the senate in debate
The question of agreeing TO the report OF the
Committee of the Whole the Colonial History bill
then came up. and was pending when the Senate took
recess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-20
NH 30---d
Supt Tranp't Va &
649
EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR

EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR.
A Freight Car, arranged for me purpose, WIZ
"A run with the Mail train daily, Sunday except.
ed,) for the more speedy transportation of Min,
Butter fresh Meats and other perishable articles,
and packages of merchandise, &c.
A special Agent will accompany the car to attend
to the receipt and delivery of articles at the several
depots All articles must be put up securely, with
their weight and destination marked thereon, and
be in place before the arrival of the train at the de-
pots in the country.
Articles to be transported from the Richmond
depot, must be sent there betDeeR 9 4 M and p
NJ, accompanied by two tickets stating to what
place they are to be sent, by whom and to whom. II
the articles received correspond with the tickets,
one will be signed by the Agent At the depot and
delivered 10 the person bringing the articles, and
the other retained
AnAgent will be in attendance at the Richmond
depot from A M till Z P NJ, for the delivery of ar.
cles brought By the Express Cars
The freight on all articles must be paid in ad.
vance, and no article will be taken for any turnsut.
TABLE OF RATES.
Trunks, Boxes and Packages.
Single packages, not exceeding five pounds
in weight for all distances. 25 cents
Packages weighing over five pounds and
less than fifty pounds for all distances. 80
Packages over fifty pounds and less than
lUU pounds -oU
Articles exceeding 100 pounds in weight
between Richmond and Louisa G.. e., per
100 pounds Observation-Disclosures 80
Richmond and Gordonsvie per 100 lbs. go =
do Meechum's River do do rs
Butter, Lard, dressed Fowls and Fresh
meats, and Fresh Fish, packed in Box
es or Baskets.
IS cents per 100 pounds TOR all distan ces; no
charge to be less than Is cents.
Fruits and Vegetables.
fer Ousnel- % Ceu4s
Oysters-By special agreement
E. H. GILL,
au lin Supt Transportation.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY,

CITY HOTEL.-J Dickinson and son, Va;
] Withrow, Rockbridge; b Hardgrove, ID r
Al Alexander, Steer, Nelson; Lidg,r wood,
Va: j B Mechanic, T H Smith, Wilmington;
BIZ Ruffin, Ga; DR. Taylor. Va; B ARMS.
tead, Charles Ci,yi II Hughes, Wheeling;
r Williamson and c Smith, N C; DrW ID
Soathali Va; p Fowler, lady and Miss fo~.
ler, c; Gordon, Asg usta, Ga; ) w Doug.
las, Mobile; X L Emmett, New Orleans; w X
G Douglas, New Kent j w Erskine, +
Clark and X Reed, Amhurst; J H Atkip. Hen.
rico.
AMERICAN HoTEL-E B Hall, Tennessee; D
Tenant, Petersburg; Capt Cavendy, MIR Wright,
steamer Roanoke; ] r. sterling, N c; X White, w
Clark N Y: J Ogden, T Hand, N Jersey; } whisa.
ker, c N Milford, T March. Phila; sha'p,
Lynchburs; A Cochran. r Lovett. VS.; C Ii Gar.
son, g Buckner Rockbridge; Crawiey. Jen-
kins, Maine; w D iphant, Jersey; . Kan,
Barton. Jersey; J Clausen. Albany; scsti,
Wythe; DR. r Potts. Va; Bradley. Petersburg; .
Burk, Y; J B HeY, lady, child and servant PM;
Tomlinson, J B Abbott, Glassboro'; Wii!ett'
Woodbury..
EXCHANGE HoTEL.-v D Markham. Powha
tan; II Eaton, Philadelphia; G NJ Mcln,ire, Char
lo,tesville; 4 c Thompson, Boston; II Duke, va;
w Curten CAROLYN; r Masters, Anelis Camp
Bottom; Pol ard w & Wigus, Mrs Wilgus
and servant. l. Scott N Y; 5 $ Cory. Philsdelphis;
w Fowien Lyrchburg; w McCorcle, Lexington;
II Lous hlnm. Georgetown, ID c; Fsiley and ser.
want. Washington; w Gregory and c Gregory,
King VIM.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-Capt Foster, Norfolk;
Z Friend and A Blick, Petersburg; A s Nipps;
Phils; Giles. Battle Md; X 5 Winfree. Chester
field; 4 Cunningham and + Cardgo, Powhatan;
r K Watkins, Lynchburg; E Jeffress, Charlo,le;
B Wingo and Fowlkss, Nottowav; G w Kyle,
Buckingham; G Anderson, Miss v P Anderson
and r Perkin, son, Nottoway; J Thomas and J
Wilson. Ky; b 5 Johnson, Albemarle; J Wood.
son, Cumberland; Joseph w Davis, California
Noel Allegheny; P Wilkinson, Amsiis; l.
Roper, Petersburg; J Borseaux and G w Har ri
81 n, do; J Bayn, Lunenburg; NJ A Hurt Farm
vile; n Donald Lagrange; d w Lewis, Oxford; S
Hicks, do; John w Pinchback, Chesterfield;
Sampson. Powhatan; Ballard. Grayson DR. J
Bryant Powhatsn; D Ward Green
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-20

CoPPER MINES IN EAST TENNEssEE.-Witli.
in the last year the attention OF the public has
been directed to the copper mines of East Ten.
nessee in sundry ways-by the announcement
of the fact that the mineral had been discover
ed 10 the greatest abundance, then by the fact
that The ore was being taken from its bed and
transported to marker, then by its sale at high
and enriching prices to the mines, and then
again by the fact that it contained silver in
sufficient quantities to pay all The expenses oil
preparing The copper for market These str;k.
ing facts are disclosed by the first attempt to
open the mines, and the further the mining has
proceeded the more extensive do the mines
seem to be, while indications of valuable mines
are constantly presenting themselves at other
points SO that it has now become fixed fac,
that we have in E list Tennessee copper mines
of the richest quality, capable Of yielding an
inexhausiiDle quantity of the minersl.
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PINEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE
81 - 80 - :
On vi Onday OF each week-Fare SO only.
TNHE public are hereby informed that the com.
l. Portable and expeditions steamer fowha.
tan, CAPTAIN Charles f. Mitchell having been en-.
iirely refitted, enlarged, and improved in every
spect is ow on the route between Richmond aud
Baltimore, once weekly
Passengers by this agreeable and economical
line, will leave Richmond by the morning train on
Monday of each week, at Z O'Clock, A. NJ, and
reach Baltimore in the course OF the night, proba.
bly, by midnight thus securing 8 connection with
the different lines out of Baltimore the following
morning, in any direction. Returning. passengers
will leave Baltimore on the afternoon of Wednes.
day of every week. at 81 o'clock, P. NJ, and con.
meet at the creek on the following morning with
the train of the Richmond, Fredericksburg. and Pc
romac Railroad Company. which arrives In Rich
mord on Thursday, at O'clock P. M.
Fare in either direction, S. forward cabin pas
sengers. dnciuding meals,) "a SO.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frechtown
line, 81 So For second cl,ss do 81 SO. Making
the whole fare from Richmond to Philadelp hia by
this agreeable line, 81 50 only for first class pes
sengers, and S6 for second class do
For further particulars, or through tickets ap-
ply at the Office of the Richmond, FredericksbuI g
and Potomac Railroad Company.
J. B WINSTON, Ticket Agent
Office R., F. e. P. X. r. Company,
Richmond, March 90, 1853 NH 30
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PoLITESEss BETWEEN BROTHERS AND SIS
TERs.-By eDdeavoring TO acquire a habit of
politeness, it i'll soon become familiar, and sit
on you with ease, il not with elegance. Let it
never be forgotten that genuine politeness is a
great fosterer OF family love; it allays acciden-
tai irritation, by preventing harsh retorls and
rude contradiction; it suftens the boisterous,
stimulates the INDECENT. suppresses seI6shness,
and by forming habit of consideration for 9TH
ers, harmomzes the whole. PoIiteness begets
politeness, and brothers may easily be won by
it TO leave off the rude ways they bring home
from school or college. Sisters ought never
TO receive any little attention without thanking
them for il, never to ask favor of them but in
courteous Terms, never TO reply TO their ques
tons in monosyllabes, and they will soon be
ashamed 10 do such things themselves. Both
precspt and example ought to be laid under
contribution, to convince them that no one can
have really good manners abroad who is not
habilualy polite at home.
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TO THE rRAvRLLrNa PUBLIC.


II = a. =
IN ana slter nlonday, 4tn april, i505, tnc
" Nall, and regular Passenger Train VIII iesve
Lynchburs daily, Sundays excepted, at O'Clock.
N. and arrive si Salem ct 104 o'clock, N Re
turning win leave Salem at ~ o'clock, NJ. and ar
rive at Lynchburg at 81 O'Clock p M-stopping, 90
Forest Depot, Goodies, Liberty, Oak Mniga, Blu
ford's. Bonsack's, Big Lick, and Salem.
A Passenger train win leave Lynchburg daily
Sundays excepted at 2 O'Clock, N, ana arrive
at Salem At 5K O'Clock, p NJ. Returning Will leave
Salem at 50 O'Clock, A M, and arrive at Lynch burg
OK O'Clock, A N, stopping goingland returning at
the following places :-Halseys, Clsy's, Forest De
pot Goodies, Lowry's, Liberty, Oak Mulga Blu
fords. Bonssck's, Gishe's Mill, Big Lick and Salem
Freight trains will leave Lynchburg daily, lSun.
days excepted9 at ~ O'Clock, M, and arrive al
Salem ct clock, p M. Leave Salem at n O'CLOCK,
III, and arrive at Lynchburg at 81 O'Clock. d..
THOMAS SHARP,
NH 30-F Supt Tranp't Va & Tenn r
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The survey Of the Vicksburg, Shreveport,
and Texas Railroad has recently been com.
pleted by Prot. Tournadre. The natural OBJ.
stacles which were urged by many against the
practicabilry Of constructing railroad across
the Mississippi and Red river swamps have,
by this survey, been found to have no real exis.
tence. The amount Of bridging, uessel. work,
and grading indicated by the maps of the sur.
vey is much less than was supposed before ex-
aiming the route.
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T OTs ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.

I OTIS On UNION HILL FOR SALE.
II As the agent and trustee of THOs. H. BLA.
KEY, will sell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten ar-es OF the land now owned and occupied bv
the SAID Biskey. These lots be autifully situs.
Ted on Union Hill, fronting on the road leading to
Blakey's MILL about a mile and'a half onIv from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore, or
to the subscriber, at mis- Office No. II Main street,
up stairs over Messrs Sinton g. Co.
au 9-3taw,s JR WATKINS
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICH M ON ID 4.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse to
Rankin.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, New York, mdse,
Ludlam e. Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimore, mdse
Ludlam a. atson
Schr Sharon, Thatcher, Boston, mdse, D Currie
Schr Virginia, Philips, Baltimore mdse, w D
Colquitt.
NEW LONDON, April l4-Saiied, schr Isaac Acorn,
Grigery Richmond
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UNDERTAKING.-Ti

scriber begs leave to return his
thanks his numerous friends and the public at
large for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
durng the past IA years both 80 Cabinet Maker and
Moderator. and TO inform them that he has formed
a CO partnership with Mr. WILLIAM MURRAY.
well known to the citizens Of Richmond as one OF
the old firm of Poore, Murray & Roper, for the ex
elusive purpose of conducting the Undertaking
Business in all its branches His shop Is on me
East SIDE of Governor street, next door above the
old stand OF Roper g. Cowling, between Main and
Franklin streets, where will always be kept large
assortment of ready made Collins, and where al
orders left will meet with prompt attention
fe I4-Snn b. w. kOPER,
Next door To the aid etand of Roper & Cowling
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SPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE.
PARISEN Il KINGS

Freight, Packase and Parcel Fxpress,
kHea The PrOprietors having bought
Sk&xR out the sntire interest Of Dodge's vr.
Finis sod North Carolina ExDrsss. and made Or.
rsnQemepts with the New York and Virginia steam.
ship Company, for the transportation Of their II.
press bstween New York and Richmond, take
pleasure in iuforming the Merchants and public
generally of Richmond that they are now pre-
pared to transport with care, and under charge Of
special messengers, every description OF Freight,
valuable Packages, Jewelry. specie. Bank Notes,
Exchanges, &c; the execution OF all orders, large
or small with promptness and fidelity, and at the
very lowest rates. Our long experience in the Elk
press business. North and East. our ample means,
abiity and discrimination TO make this Express the
popular one of Virginia and North Carolina. we
hope VIII be sufficient guarantee to the mercnsnts
of this CITY, to enhance their own interest oy giving
US full share OF their patronage, and the Propne
tors guarantee on their part, general satisfaction
TO their patrons both in regard to the expedition OF
their goods amp the economy Of their charges.
J. II. KING,
ProprietoTs, New York.
WIN. L. MAUI, Agent,
Pearl street, one door from Main,
nh I5-2m under Toer d. Cooks office.
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GSLEA CAhkIAGKS, CARKIAGES.
as. The subscriber has on hand, at his
Coscn making establishment on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary; C3'h and l4th streets
near the Columbian Hotel Coaches, Chariottees
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sukies all of his own make, of the best materials
and workmanship all of which viii be sold as low
good work OF the kind can be In the city OF Rich
mond and respectfully ssks cab from those in
want of any article 10 the Carrsge line, as am de
termined TO make to order and sch at the lowest
prices possible; and all work Sold that is new, war
ranted.
ap 4-d6m MTCAJAH MAEGIYM
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DLACE FOR BAKGAINs.-sEElsG Is

DLACE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
4 BELIEVING y. MILLH!SER L. BRO, hav-
ing the lsrsest and cheapest lots of Needework
Embroderies on hand, in the CITY, respectfully call
the attention of the Ladies TO the same; at the
same time, assuring them that such Goods, at a.
low prices, cen only be had of us. The assort-
ment consists in part of 90 kinds of embroidered
linen cambria Hakfs from SOC 70 $40 apiece; n
kinds of plain linen cambria Hdkfs, corded Dor
ders, from sixpence apiece to finer and higher;
hem stitched do; Cambria and Swiss Banda IS cts
and higher; Edgings and Insertings, 10 Cambria
and SWISS Linen Bobbin Edgings; Collars, innu-
merabIe and cheap; inside Hdkfs, Dotted and Plain
Swiss Mus 'ins, Csmbrics, Jaconnetts; checked
striped and corded muslins. in great variety; Irish
Linen, a superior article at 37tc Dress Goods In
every variety, Domestic Goods OF all sorts, cheap
er than ever. Our selection of Bonnes Ribbons
Is larger and cheaper than heretofore. Seeing Is
believing. So come and convince yourself by
looking through our stock, at
1919 Broad Street.
J. MILLHISER IL BIO.
200 pair of Lace Sleeves just received, will De
sold cheap. ap 10
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Al SFRING sTOCK.L ann n

aii RING sTOCK.-I am
- now In receipt of my 2ring stock OF sle5
Goods, consisting of Hats, Caps. Boots, shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. | deem it
needless to particuarize; suffice it to say that my
stock comprises all the new styles OF goods. and
from the most approved manufacturers of al the
Northern cities, to which | invite the attention of
purchasers, assuring them that DO pains shah be
spared to please them JNO THOMPSON,
ap8 Ne 81 Main street.
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4 Il I'll 4 M Il n = Il u IL N SHlNG
" GOOUs-Just received per steamer Roanoke
another large and rich assortment OF Fancy, Black
and Italian and black Gro G rain Silk Cravats Sum.
mer Ties, Washington Scollops, new styles, plain
black k!d and Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, Shout
DER Braces, Suspenders, Coat Links, fancy, white
and brown Cotton halt Hose Shirts, Collars, Linen
SILK and Bleached Jeanes Drawers, Gsuze Merino
Under Shirts, with and without sleeves. Those in
want OF the above goods at unusual low cash
prices, are respectfully solicited to call on
D GOODMAN
No 1874 Main street opposite Eagle Square.
Also, large assortment of Trunks at very low
cash prices.
ap 10 JDG
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- sAR =. SUTHERLAND, oppo-
2s the Farmers, Bank, offers

~ MMANg~ .. SUTHERLAND, OppO.
site the Farmers Bank, offers
for sale extensive assortment of the following
articles, at very low prices, wholesale and retail
consisting of superior cast steel Kirby, Limerick,
Virginia, Trout. Salmon, Sea and other Fish
Hooks; Artificial Flies aod Insects; silk, hair and
gut Lines; spun and plated silk do, hemp do;
Canton sea grass, silk worm gut, fancy cork and
quill Floats; gut, hair and other Snoods,
(Snehs) Deep Sea Bows. Trout Baskets, Fishing
Books; Walking Stick, jointed and cane reed Fish.
ing Rods, Brass Reels, Drinking Cups, Powder
Flasks, Shot Pouches, Game Bags, Percussion Caps,
&C. &c.
- Merchants, Sportsrnen and others. are in
vited to can and examine before purchasing.
NH al Im+
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ssTHIs Is A GREAT COUNTRY.

ssTHIs IS A GREAT COUNTRY
l. OR, WILL BE WHEN WE GET 1T ALL
FENCED IN.-There is no resisting the pres
sure of the times Steam and electricity, cal.
oric and galvanism. spirit rsppings, &c, are
drawing On with high pressure force
But, notwithstanding all this the place to get good
bargains in Watches, JeweIry silver Ware
ana Fancy Goods, OF every description, is at
ELIAS HALES, No lO6 Main street. The reason
why Goods can be sold as low, or less than can be
bought in New York, are plenty blsckberries,
and will be satisfactorily explained to my new Gus.
toners when they give me call. My stock com
prises so great variety, to properly enumerate
would require volume as large as Webster's Die
tionary. Suffice it to say, grea'er assortment of
Goods cannot be found in any store south of Ma.
sun and DixUn's Line, or north either. 1t would
give me great pleasure to show country merchants
through my establishment, and show them Goods
that they will find ready sales for, at profit Of
one hundred per cent Having made ar.
rangemsnts 10 import Goods largely, suitable for
this market, and receive Goods erect from tie
manufactures, will keep up supply throughout
the season Call and see the Goods and prices;
wishing to make large sales, the profits will be very
moderate. ELIAS HALE,
Importer of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy
NH 80 Goods, No LOG Main street
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NOT1Ck.-PkICE OF WOOD AND COAL
lN REDUCED Prom this date, the subscriber
will sell Oak Wood for "a per cord, delivered;
Pine for So so per cord, delivered; Hard Goa,
good article, warranted to burn WE'LL al % 30 per
load, delivered.
Orders left at Mr.. P Wooifoik o Grocery on Broad
street, or the office at the Yard will be promptly
filed
fes-.s TBOs. POSTER.
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EOH SALE.-1he Ladies OF Richmond in par
l. ticulsr, and the public in general have now an
opportunity OF purchasing the most valuable La.
dies Maid ever otfered for sale in the United
States She is a finished seanstress. tsiloress,
mantuamsker; cuts and fits with unequalled ele-
gance and precision, every garment OF ladies' or
gentlemen's attire; is an accomplished pastry
cook, poundcske baker; understands and puts up
the most delicious preserves and sweet eats s an
elt CANT washer, irOner and clear starcher; an ex.
ceLept cook, thoroughly honest, and, in short, is
everything that any one would desire in Servant,
and is only offered for sale in anticipation of a re-
moval to the free States. Indeed, she is invalu.
able, and but for the determination indicated the
owner would not take five thousand dollars for her.
Any person DESTROYS OF procuring such servant.
can ascertain the terms by addressing initials Y,
post paid. to this Office. ap l5-lw
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DIR. ADDINCT01

prices, desires TO make krorr. =
every person that he VIII continue permsnsn, 40 .
following charges for bis services with th su9
ance that bic operations shall be performsS hs.,a
than under his past exorbisant fees. How n, Ra
and make more money. S''e'
Extract tooth IS cents; Plug with silver mr. ~, so
cents; with gold IS cents; Pivot Tooth 81 e. D..
Tooth 81 upper or lower sets s25, with or ,,,,
out natural, artificial gums. &C. nv