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I'm length IA. ZOO yards.


materials be believed be soft blue mud
with exceptions, where mixed with sand and shells
It'll supposed thai dredging operations can be carried on o 2l
far allowance for other Casualties and for sundays.
The % work sr 10 S19 y,s s,s s n Be-
qured steam dredging machines and vessels capable Of dschang
appununee. and supplied with cabins. ali requisite oreroom
sr so. With q d an 50 % 100 cubic escS
Proposal, wiz be ,sesysd a. me engn,sI Wsn
under one OF the Other ofthe following propositions
through Exterior passes separate psr
TONS thereo furnishing al necessary machinery vessels tenders
the edge OF the channel less than 100 yards
Engineer department a, Mobile which vessels machinery, Sc
shall be tested 70 the satisfaction Of The officers IN charge Of work
OF the before being received full
specifications will be required with details for the machinery
Of engine and pressure steam diameter cylinder ens Of
stroke principle Of s,cayans machinery whether where
arrangement Drawings desirable whenever they can b fur
work the vessels and machinery supplied by the United
States stated pes per cubic yard sespns everything repair
machinery vessels &C. would remain the property OF the United
right rejecting all the offers which be made reserved
The Engineer Department to exercise the supervision
m performance and TO reserve to itself the night Of annnns The
time should the holder holders Of fail TO lai
lo yards are assumed to be quantity mud
be removed order 70 obtain clear depth Of twelve and
water, with well defined width Of irec hundred
channels and this Lumber be paid for whether prove,
completion Of the work 10 ts full width and DEPTH ssser
rho Engineer Department, may necessary
half q tho stated number cubic yards win be assumed
number paid for.
No Of viii be made by the Engineer Department
under circumstances whatever,
work done will be made
monthly the certificate Of the local that diligence ba.
used its daily
incident Sundays bad
epdemica diseases unavoidable arrangement Of machinery not
radical defects In construction quality Of material The
quantity paid for have been taken from section completely
ercavated to the depth required.
Twenty win he reserved from NIL due The
be finally paid completion
work. be forfeited the United States failure of
proposals be testimonials Of high cbarnc
the the offered
reliability OF also he manifested The
should be endorsed Proposals for the Of the
hnrbor Of Mobile, Alabama
further particulars address Major W. H. Cussr Of
gineers, Mobile, Alabama,
JOS. O. TOTTEN,
Brevet Brig Gen. and Colonel Eneineerr.
inserted in the Inegencer Republic, and Union, Wash
inron Mobile Advertiser, Mobile Ala Louisiana sse Rerue
New Orleans Bee. New Orleans
Ls Albsny Register and Albany Espres Albany, New York
New York Wing, Troy, NY
Daily News Philadelphia boston Courier
boston Md. dry for OF
esch advertisement be the Engineer
Department Jan 90 div
MEMOIRS, journal, and Correspondence Of Thomas
Mgt~ Lxf
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VHls y 70 give notice Tint L. Clrr. ~ mcy,u,,,r. NJ
Frederck sbors Virginia. obtained 60 -,
gina ihe duplicate q land warrant No oSs acres
ed 10 y tsther Joshua NcWltams, for ~,
for - : ''"i e'aim scrip
2D-law3m
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"A GREAT finance tn Money-frcw
day-W any person pcodine femaer either
Try, win inc knowedge o highly useful
mand when ~ Forward Of enclosing
John b. Hol boz 2Ss New YORK This
clerks, nvsds, money
uedisiy lucrative 10 part % the United Apply
"i S.s x d7mo.
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EDWARD x. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No, SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, CO.,
Liverpool.
R G. ROBERTS Il CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
J. MUNROE Il CO.,
% Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Ilavre.
The ships will accountable gold silver
unless bills OF
aiding are signed therefor expressed
Jan
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EsoIssrR DEPARTMENT,


Washington, January 10, 1852
IT proposed deepen the harbor OF Mobile Alabama at Dog
Bar and the Chpctaw Pass by dredging the present chan
nes.
required be done is stated as followsI
channel hundred feet wide and 10
half depth of low tide,
viz
Cubic yards.
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NEW FURNITURE wARE-ROOMs.-Ths subscriber,
have the recently occupied by Mr. VERIFY Penn
sylvsna 7 and 9Th largo and well
ected stock Of and Gothic furniture Of and handsome
which Of furnish
ing Having made with the leading manufacturers
the North supplied regularly, and making purchases for
cash, enabled
Jan 10 MAT Intel WRIGHT \ CROSBY.
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BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKs.--Psley,. Cabinet fihr,yy Nv
choice illustrations. Published by
oso. 9. RAND, cornbiu
For sale by all the booksellers.
Bosros, Dec, %, 1852
Dec
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Eon three story brick Hing Georgetown,
" on Bridge, between Market and High streets, finished
.y,e, sno puto the best with lot attached Of
about square feet running through square
tern, stable, carriage house, wood house. Sc
Any one desiring to
application George NJ sooon corner Of Market and Ridge
: ' w." "'''ss
Terms One third cash the balance TO- and Is months
NJ. SNYDER
n 20-dtf 49,
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Washington Branch RsiIroad.-Chanxe Of Hours.
80 y. - s4f:sss1
m and after Monday, January H. passenger and mail
" win be = follows
Leave Washington at 2 and 81 m, and 5, p.
On sundays at a. and 8, p, m.
Leave Baltimore at 4 and OK, a. m. 4 As and Is,
On Sundays al 4, a. and 4 45, p. m.
The will be
stopping only Washington Junction Junction.
The trains leaving at and the Relay
House with west, Baltimore with going
and by these only sold the through Philadelphia
and New York.
T, II. PARSONS,
Jan 22-du Agent.
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ID ~. HOOE Il CO.. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
floor oil cloths, mainus,
sheesins blankem and goods generally.
Psnnsyvans between 7th and 9th Washington
D.. q.
Aus 0o-U
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.-h Hfe-lks dagnerreotvn. ,r A.
u stowe, suthor Of Uncle Cabin on eybhon .
Gallery, avenue s,rec,
with portrait Of sonisg the famous oueen sonan
Dec f-du
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EMOiRs, Journal, and Correspondence Of Thomas
VI Moore edited by Lord John Russell Nos I and 2.
Jan III rRANCK TAYLOR
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CONGRESS having amended the providing for the
Red ran the Advertisements heretofore
subject been withdrawn and following ubs
luied in their stead;
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BY Il. N. sTRATTON, Auctioneer.

by Il. N. STRATrON, Auctioneer.
(Pennsylpana apeaus, corner of Ninth street.)
NEGRO BOY AT AUCTION FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T
IN MAY CONCERN.On Saturday morning. January %, at 10
O'Clock shall SELL without likely
well for his slave for life
and restrictions.
Terms cash, in bankable funds.
Jan H-3t
by ISRAEL ~ GREEN, AuctiOneers.
CONTINUATION SALE FURNITURE, &c. AT OUR
" STORE-SOFAS SIDEBOARDS, BUREAUS, CHAIRS,
BED5TEADS &c, AuconOn Tuesday, the 25ih
shall sell between Pennsylvania
and street, IL o'clock handsome paor
and chamber furniture, such
Walnut and mahogany sofas, sideboards and bureaus
DO do secretaries and bookcases
DO do bedsteads hatracks, &C.
Do do centre, side, reception and other Ia
Do do extension tables, all sizes
DO do wnatnots, etagieres Sc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mahogany, walnut and giIt-fame looking glasses
Music stands card tables, wors tables, writing tables
Reception chairs, mahosaAXh pcken ,.-,.
Mahogany, rush -. chairs with match
Wardrobcs, cribs, cradles Office chairs
Enclosed washsinks, wasbstands and tables
cotton, shuck, hair
The attention wishing purchase
fully called the above sale, will hnd worthy
attention.
Terms OF All under S15, SIS
exceeding $50 credit OF 60 30 days
ISRAEL GREEN,
Jan S-WFM huctioneers.
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back, once week e IS. = =
Leave Tden Friday nj Gam;
Arrive al No 80 the same day by 2 D m
Leave No 80 Saturday al 0 a IN
Arrve al 1ilden the same day by 2 pm.
81 From Buckspori, BY Otland, North Blue Hill,
Blue. Hill, Blue-H Falls, North Sedxewck,
and Deer Isle, to South Deer sle 80 miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Buckspon Tuesday and Friday at o an;
Arrive at South Deer Isle the same days by s pn
Leave South Deer Isle Wednesday and Saturday at
Gam; "a h. escAt
Arrive at Buckspori the same days by spm
50 From Matiawamkeag, by South MaIuncas,
Haynesvllle, and Linnsus, to HouI,on. IS miles
and back, three times week.
Leave Maiiawamkeas Tuesday. Thursday. and
Arrive at Houllon the same days by 4tpm;
Leave Moulton Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
assam;
Arrive at Mat,awamkeag the same days by 81
SO From Matiawamkesg, by Conway, and Number
Three, 10 Paiien, 30 miles and back, three
Leave Ma,,awamkeag Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday al am;
Arriye al Pauen the days by SPIN;
Leave Pa',en Monday. Wednesday, and Friday a,
Arrive a, Mai,awamkeag the same days by 5 m.
81 From Lincoln, by Lee, Springfield, Carroll, and
kossnlh, to Topsheld Al miles and back, twice
Leave Lincoln Monday and Friday at pm;
Arrive at Top.held the next days by 10 am;
Leave Topsheld Monday and Friday at 3pm;
Arrive al Lincoln the next days BY I'M
Proposals for frequent ttips with ex gedited
schedule will be considered
50 From North Lincoln. by Chester, TO Nckertow
IN The county of Penobscoi, Is miles and hack,
a week.
Leave North Lincoln Saturday at 7am
arrlve az N'ckertown the same day at 12m;
Leave Nicker'own the same day al pm;
Arrve at North Lincoln the came day by 7pm.
5s From passadumkeag by Enfield and Lowell, 10
burlington, 10 miles and back once week.
Leave Passadumkeas Wednesday al 1 pm;
Arrive q Burlington the same day by pm;
Leave Burlington the same day al lam;
Arrive At Passadumkeag the same day by !, . m
go From Upper Saltwater, BY Odiowp. Alton, and La
Grange, to Kimarnock, 20 miles and back, ofoe
aweek. Mg1 Ft44.s
Leave Upper Still water Wednesday at cams
Arrive al kimarnock the same day by 4pmi
Leave kilmarnock Thursday at am;
Arrive IL Upper Saltwater the asme day by p o.
ProPoeah 10 commence at Orono, increasing TWO
miles will be considered s9li w
For the combustion Of TITS odpsrtisemsnf Ssp1ismn'
r-f accompanying Vis days papn.l
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W0SL11oy0n Items.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-General Pierce ar
rived here at 81 O'Clock this evening. Mayor
Maury was at the cars to receive him but, he
passed out unobserved before the cars had fair
" stopped, and was off in coach to Willard S
Hotel.
Jefferson Davis has not yet reached this
city.
Mr.. Marcy appeared in the Senate to-day
ana attracted much attention.
Notwithstanding the presence in the city oil
several distinguished gentlemen named in con-
nectlon with the Cabinet, much uncertainty
exists not only as to the persons really fixed
upon but also as to the position that may De
assigned to them.
Mr.. McClelland has arrived
The Hon. d. H. Garter has received letter
rom Sam. Medairy, since his return, dated
Columbus, Ohio Feb. 18th. stating he has no
animation or expectation of getting cabinet
appointment.
1t reported that Mr.. Buchanan will be APP
pointed Minister to England.
The caloric ship Ericsson reached Aiexan'
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AwtrQl of Gen. Pierce at Washington.

A'riral Of Gen. Pierce at Washington.
The Republic OF yesterday announces that the
President elect arrived at Washington at a
bout nine o clock on Monday night, and procee.
ded to Wizards Hotel
The Union says + at Gen. Pierce arrived in
Washington u a aounced, and no one knew
of LIS P'e,' n''. lie city until after he had
reached h. ~pattments.
The Baltimore Sun, after announcing Gen
Pierce S arrival, says: Hon. George M. Dallas
has arrived also. This deranges the cabinet
aspects, rendering Improbable that Mr.. Dallas
will be Secretary Of ST. e, Governor Marcy
Secretary ofthe Treasury, and Caleb Gushing
Minister to France.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Later from California.
NEW ORLEANS,

#l#s.l NEW ORLEANS, Feb. %.
The steamer Albatross has just arrived from
California.
The reports Of distress in the mines, brought
,y the last adyices, are now said 10 have been
.,ncwha, exaggerated.
plentiful supplies OF provisions were sent to
he uines,and all distress, real and threatened
timely relieved,
A great yield of gold is anticipated in con:e-
,ueree of the washing of the rains.
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Inter from Mexico.
New ORLEANS. Eel

NEW ORLEANS, Eeb 22,
Ry the Albaiross we learn that Cavallos
-. resigned the Presid 'ncy of Mexico, and
that LombarJl d has t'en chosen 10 that offise
Gl interim. Uraga had declared for SANTA
Anna. but without effect upon the course Of
= 4, i,s
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hrs. Gen. Pierce.

BOSToN, Feb Y.
The wife of the President elect left here to-
dav 10 follow her husband to Washington
Her health has somew hat improved.
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Che Pfes,s9elsI T. iect.
AN.c,..N1pnN l.,

Gen. Pierce has been closeted pretty much
al day with Mr. Guthrie. Of Tenn, Judge
Douglas and Secretary Everett. He sees no
one but few particular friends.
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=. LEXINGTON ~ Through

a LEAKNU YIN Az II UEVWHH
kkiinlL - TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
our Mail PACKET Boats by ScottsviHe
md Lyachbmg.-On and after the 10th, Boats will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, at the usual
hour P. NJ. and arrive in Lynchburg in 81 hours and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at u A M, every day.
except Sunday, aud arrive in Lynchburg at 81 P. NJ
Leave Lynchburg at P. M and arrive in Richmond in
y hours in time to connect with the Norfolk boats eav
ing at 81 A. M, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving at A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily limo
Of Stages at North River Returning leave Lexington
every day except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
ii hours
Passengers for Farmville, fare 81 Buckingham G II,
FIRE 1925; Charlottesville, fare -, and Staunton, fare
Il, will eaqe Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays Boats.
Below see card Of time Of arrival at intermediate dis
ances
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Mr.. Heagber IN ph,lad,i,b;o

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2l.-Mr Meagher lee
tured tonight on the subject &c rattan" TO
very large audience. He was enthusiastically
greeted
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| Ctp:2HNG INSTRUMENTATION ~ Co
> Importers md GG1o'esaie Dealers N Dry Good' No
%, Mann 81, RiCHMOND, Va.
Statesmen.
VIM II fIopK1Ss, of Lexington, J. j. NOTIFY of Rich
Z. u. Law, OF Danville, H. II, flNFEr,
We receiving this season, by sundry arryas from
Europe mud the Northern Cities, choice supply OF
lSPRLNG DRY GOODS, which have been purchas-
I'd on The most favorable terms.
BUYERS will find in our stock the handsomest assort
mcnl of Fancy Arcies for both Ladies' md Gentlemen
whilst the supply of Soyle Goods and such articles as
usually found in Wholesale Store Will De cauai 10
any house in the city.
Inviting the merchants OF Virginia. North Carolina
und Tcnnessc examine stock we do SO with do.
sire extend the trade of city with those satesano
determination 10 price ont goods us low as Gun DC "
'' Feb I7 80 RICHARDSON g. co.
MPOKTAN TO FAR M II rs
4 Ga,aeBis Horiats HcoyPoy"ted C0mPanes, Man.
nG7cipfrs Atteans Professonaf Men, Wechanses and
lo/bets-T'he Pump and Fire Engine
q Omh cd.-Rgh Secured by OaHed States Lee
fctB-Palont-ALL lEFRlFGEhENTs Will BE fhoshoo
rlD ny Law. This ia the most valuable invention OF
the pre; and without which, manufactures, public edi
fees hotels md private dwellings, are incomplete, and
onrnfn lively insecure. With this ehenp and efficient
Fire Engine tho Farmer is perfectly independent of all
unnecomnodntng insurance companies, and can oia
etionecto lr inccndiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
| Wchaye in use Mr.. II. Birmingham Mitehelfs PUMP
! MD EAtlsB ana ebleeHl ineiH u ""rt f"""''" W.
pendugc, grent convenience md an efficient protse
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX Richmond,
X. b. TYLER, do
DIR ROYSTER Huguenot Springs,
| ARCHER VAUGHAN, fnrmyille
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
| r. j. GAINES, Charlot,ee
| Tie Pump cnn be aeen in DIR. VIM. 3. Morrls's
Dingoid foundry, and mt mnny other places in Lynch
burg. ali Of whom approve their utility and useful
ness. The Pump can be seen in Rcl mond at n.~ Wing
Office. They warranted &c '"ork well Tor one year
! Ed' NOTlCE.-An pers.N- buying o collng the
nbovc articles, are responsible for il.
R.BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dts Proprietor.
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a YOUNG GENTLEMEN,s HATS,

- Seabqry Yesterday opened the spring yle ofyoung
GENTS line Molrskn Hats and they are beautiful but
IN shape and finish Young friends please call in. Al
50, another supply Of the tigh; curl Hungarian Hats
Feb24-2t
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LIRE. LIFE AND MARINE INsUR

pnnH.
Thi- Company makes Insurance againsi loss or dah-
oge Fire on Dwelling Houses, Stores Tobacco facto
rios and other buildings furniture Goods wares ana
odize genernlIy IN town and country,on the noat
favorable forms.
loving good health and Of sound constitution for the
whole duration of life. or for a limited period
Sluyes employed in ordinary occupations, WIZ DC
insured on rea sonable terms
The Company will also take murine risks from ana 20
anv Of the Northern or Southern Ports, Mt favournoe
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, PresideHf
Don r G. PETERS, Fice Pres,dent.
SAMPSON DIUGUID. Chief Engineer
Inme4 NJ Cobbs Samuel hhriahd
John A I5oget Nathan b. Thurman,
George " Yancey John 0tcy Taylor,
William I Andayson William T. Smith.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CREEp +. Wills, Sec'y.
DR.. I. II Gilmer, .,,.,.J Prou,ner.
DR.. Wm. Otw0y Owen,
Fgb9--1ta
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Ora tins afternoon at o clock. She came up
IN iine style and anchored off the city.
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~ WI. EIOLLINS-Beg leave call the at
"a tention of their customers and the public general
~ 10 their
Spring supply Of Groceries, &c.
consisting IN part 5ohous, 1is
IS hhds II, Cuba and D Sugar
do StCroix do
30 boxesnnd bbs Loaf, erusl'd and powd %
Is bbs supr. clarified
Is hhds Cuba Molusses
8 do = Il do superior
o bbls o do a
81 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee
30 do and nuts superior old Jaya do
30 tons bar Iron, well assorted,
do Hoop and Band do
! do Blistercd Steel
! do Cast and Shear do
$50 sides Sole Leather
rs do Upper do
SO doz Calf Skina, Baltimore Philadelphia
Y and French,
90 do Pink Lining do
10 do Sheep do
300 kegs cur mills TOGO dy
IS do wrought do
10 do Horse Shoes
= do Horse Shoe Nails
- boxes supr Sperm Candles
80 do Adnmnntine do
60 do Hull Il Sons patent do
40 do Tallow do
30 do foap
10 do do extrn fine
GO0O lbs Cotton Yarn
9 balcs Osnabures, superior,
ALso-Indgo, Madder, Alum and Coppefas Peppf
Gin GER Sp 60, Nutmegs Mnce Cloves md Cinnamon
w iting, Letter and Wrapping Paper; Bed Cords nm
FL ough Lines; Domestics, Calicoes, &c6Sc. For "A
,On the most accommodating terms, exchanged Il
eco nntry produce. apl Its
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n Ew BOOKS Nc.-Just Received the Wing
" Almanac for 1888, containing statistics from
late and much other valuable matter Harper's
Magazine for January and February. New supply of
of No. & of My Novel by Bulwer; also,a supply
of Blank and School Books, Ink Stationery &c. &c
all at prices TO suit the times. G. MORSE.
Feb23-ts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
RicnMoHD, Feb. 24.

RicnMoED, Feb. 24.
House.
Among other bills passed to-day is one in
creasng the annuity to the Institution for the
Deal, Dumb and Blind, at Staunton. to $780,.
600. l he appropriation is specifc-or the
purpose of erecting buildings &c.
MARKETS, Wheat. Red 81 30 White 81
"a. New Corn, go 624 cents.
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New YoRK, Feb. 24h.
Southern Flour ID a IS Sc. White wheat
81 "a a %. Mixed Corn, ca cents White
and Yellow Ga a 65 cents
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ArriyaIOf the Petite

Three Days Later from Europs-Co Cotton qai-
et-Adgance IN Breadstufs.
New York, Feb. 21-.The American mail
steamer Pacific arrived here this morning with
three days later advices from Europe. Her
dates are Liverpool sth inst. She brings SO
passengers.
The steamer Arabia reached Liverpool
on the 9th inst, beating the Pacific two
days.
The steamer Pariscenna had exploded her
boiler on the Rhone, and several passengers
were killed.
England is quiet and without news of spe-
cial moment Sir Charles Wood, at public
dinner, limited that the Government would ex.
tend the right of franchise.
1t is reported that Earl Clarendon received
the seals of foreign office on Monday A com
pany has been formed to construct canal from
the Atlantic to the Poetic. through the 18th
mus of Darien at a cost OF fifteen millions
pounds sterling
A public meeting was held in London petit
tonino the Government TO use its influence in
putting an end to the occupation of Italy by
the Austrian and French troops Lord Dud-
ley Stewart spoke.
The report of the Liverpool Chamber Of
Commerce intimates a change contemplated
in the post arrival and departure Of American
steamers.
FRANCE.
There is but little of interest. The Royal
marriage seems to absorb general attention.
The Empress continues to be we'll received.
The ship Comestock, from Savannah, had
been lost at sea- Crew and passengers saved.
BELGIUM
Belgium is on the point of cnlisting into
close relations with Russia.
The Austrian and Russian troops were con-
centrating on the Turkish frontier. No hos
Titles, however, has been commenced.
MARKETS.
The Liverpool cotton marked closed quiet
without any actual change in prices. The
week sales amount to $1,000 bales, specula-
tors taking COCO and exporters 1000 bales
The residue by the regular trade. The official
quotations are fair Orleans SD; middling do.
Cd. Fair Mobile Gid; Middling do. s.. Fair
Upland 6sd; Midlling do closed firm.
Breadstuffs-F was frmer. and had I'M
expectedly advanced Cd per Dbl. Western
Canal 25s6d: Ohio 26 sod: Philadelphia and
Baltimore 27s.
Wheat Grmer at an advance of Id to 2d per
bushel of 70 lbs. White 7s2da7sid; red 6s6d
a7s2d; mixed 7sld. Indian corn frm-yellow
32s2d;white 36sa36s6I per quarter of 4SO lbs.
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r.IT-AUNiON Transportation Line

> .JSIL-hf NUN EFENSVOENsHtFOsH HsHN
skS=z<ssa<sz- = IitsJurg aud the lped-Iha under
ned would respectfully inform their friends aud Gus
TONER'S that the Pennsylvania Canal will open l2i
March at whichtime will be repaired TO forward any
of Merchandise all points ON the Western wh.
oera with dispatch, the very lowest rates.
ate on Tobacco Pittsburg, Coo por 100 bs from
1t Mny.-Time days.
No Commission charged for forwarding ut Baltimore
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VI nreh I--hIa ARenl Union Dino. Bnllmore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-25

An~ KEGS NEW CASTLE e. LIVERPOOL
nd BICARBONATE SODA, for sale low by
ADlE g. GRAY,
Gbo2-i,y3w Richmond, Va