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NUMBER s59.
THE THREE CALLERS.

Morn calIsth fonlIy TO a fair boy straying
Mid golden meadows rich with clover dew;
sbe cslIs-but he still thinks OF nsught save playing
And 40 she smiies and waves him adieu
Whilst he, still merry with his flcwery store
Deems not that morn, sweet morn returns no more
Noon eoInesh--sut the boy, 10 manhood growing,
Hesds NOT the tme-he sees but one sweet form,
One young fair face from bower of jssIniRs glowing
And all his loving heart with bliss is warm;
30 soon unnoticed, seeks the western shore,
And man foTgets that noon returns no more.
Nigth tappetb gently at q easement cleaning
with the thin Ere light, hick'ring faint and low,
By which grsy-hsir'd man is sally dreaming
Der pleasures gone. all bfe's pleasures goi
Night calls him TO her. and ne leaves his door
Silent and Oakland he returns no more.
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DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
Lonisiana Conference.

This body of the Methodist Episcopal Church
closed its annual session at Mansfield, La, 2lst
inst. The main statistics as reported are:
Members-white, 50S5; colored, $3.50. There
are in its local or secular clergy 70. Of Sunday
School scholars, 1927. Money contributed for
the circulation of the Bible, $1505 95; amount
Of money raised and expended during the year
for church extension, building parsonages, ETC.,
$42, $50 95; amount contributed for home and |
foreign missions, SS0l2 25. The yellow fever,
that plagued our State the year past, has cur
tailed considerably the benevolent operations Of
the Conference, but it is in prosperous state,
having increased its membership by about $50
and extend its congregations.
The following are the appointments Of the
ministers for the ensuing year:
New ORLEANS DTsrRIcT-J C. Keener, p. E.
Carondelet Street Church, J. D. Walker.
Felicity " L. Parker.
Moreau /" J. A. Ivy.
s;:':, s;ss.. s;::: Chapel g.. N. n'r,s''s.
First German Mission, J. Pauley.
Second &C j. NJ. Hofer.
Third M. Mas
Fourth q. Busman.
New Orleans Circuit, To be supplied
Baton Rouge, ii. Avery.
Plaquemine and Pt. Coupee, W J. Furguson.
Thibodaux, H. A. Sugg.
G1sn, caouIehe hei and %i.la Bayou Black g. A. Reed
OPELousAs DTsrRIcr.-P. NJ. Gooda,yn, p E..
0pelousas and Chicot Ct, A. E. Gooclwyn.
Franklin and Pattersonville Ct, IN "A. Cravens.
New hernia Ct, s. Hawes.
Alexandria and Haw Creek Ct, 8 W. Speer,
| Z W. II. Turnkey, Sup.
| (Rapides Col Miss, To be supplied.
SHREVEPORT DTsrRIcT.-- W. z. .Doty, p. E.
Shreveport, H. A. Morse
Caddo Ct, I. J. Lacy, T. Sanford
Caddo miss. To be supplied.
Mansfield ct, j. Pipes,
Natchitoches ct. and miss, W. IA. Smyth.
North Bossier ct. j. L. Wright;
OUAcHITA DIsrRIcT.--J SANDERS. p. E.
Minden Ct, Il. Trippet
Homer ct, H. Rsudle.
'ashsn ooa g. msu. ana j. Hamilton, Ora vs
Farmerville Ct, T. W. Griswold, Geo. wEvans
card cartT0p Sisn.a Sa; and 81. s. Watkins.
Trenton and Castor ct, W. II. Regers--one t
be supplied.
Monroe cold misn, To be supplied.
Columbia Ct, To be supplied.
Dugdemona misn., S. j. Graves
hed hiVer Ct. W. A. Manley.
LAKE PRovDENeE DIsr.-Z. Thompson, p. E
Lake Providence, r. J. Horp.
Monticello CT, G. j. Hallberg.
E Richmond and Madison cold misn., To be sup
piled.
J BGutf Prairie Ct, Moses Davis.
/ Waterproof and st. Joseph Ct, 8. j. Davies.
. Trinity CT, Urah Riley.
! r. II. Rivers, transferred to Tennessee Confe,
: }. n Hamill, transferred to East Tex rs Con
and appointed to Marshall ct.
Fl. 9. Thweatt, Bible Agent.
II. N. McTyeire, Editor Of New Orleans Cl ,ristio
Advocate.
J VIM Stevenson, David Kinnear, superan uated
z, II. Dieflenwierth, left without appoi ntme,
on account of ill health.
{ H. H. Porter, W. ii. Crenshaw, C. A. Fra zee al
=, H. H. Read, located at their own reque st.
: VIM Finn, suspended
Next Conference meets at Franklin. Il M
RVS Parish, La
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.pp FELLOWS REST.-Vanlts in this

Cemetery obtained BY applying j. o. PERSON
Aliey JAMES FURSEAUX Secretary
Odd Fellows' Hail. of CAS
WhTAiL, No. EsPlsnsds street and coRREY, At scks
The prizes Vaults Lodges
for tho burial Of mehrs, members Of ssockholdng Lodges
child all price
Vsn viii be Invariably the purchase
nation respecting the "Rest," arply ~
10. PlEltSUN, Commercial Alley,
rto JAS FURNEAUX at the Odd Fellows Hall.
Jas FUys .ur myS Ives
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tDERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. r. G.

ID sAffolD, s. s. HENRY, e. X. LATIsIER, W. D. COATES,
BRoWN LAUGHTER HORN FELTON,, q. L. MYERS CO.,
s. j. FOWLER, n BEAN Co d. COOS,
Mills the
the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY Alth Mills they
Single ath
Wordsworth Planning Machine whcL wilt
single three will le able
T0,OUU $4,000 0ieel oi Lnmber
Railroad
Shipper all Lumber
Their fully
individual, theI
with Of Lumber suited
Euphrcsyns c. TAYLOR. ans
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IRON WORK. 6

The inform his irienss N n
The Pab particularly the patrona Of the late brn
Homes Bennett that he hAs bnsn-ss his
account A. Mo- IS and 81 seu tbs
Of ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK, ORNAMENTAL W.
RhNDAs, KAlLIN,is DOORS siUTrERS VAULTS, BRIDGES,
STRAIGHT CIRCULAR STAIRS, and all other kinds Of work
upid for building "a
TIE practical experience Of the undessnei enables him ocr
aes the public, which. with punsaiit,
tbs Aeeuion of crie he trusts him liberal share
pat 'onsgc. BENJAMIN r r. BENNETT 81 iy
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y
VI. University open
for the reception Of pup plan Of study has been adopted equally
favorable follow full
those desrned Commercial AND Mechanical The
Professors the The
Professor
the u Military Academy, Point
4ris. P. In the Departmental
NJ Rock, Professor Of French NJ Rolsyer Professor German,
ls Professor
sas sassiy
Professor M-hsdo years Principal Classical
Commercial Institute jamaica been specially
for the Classical Department.
W Application for
Commen Am
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ININE WATCHES, JEWELRY AND S@
D. SILVERWARE, Hs7TN
Call nj MELVILLE CO.'S Wholesale House. l-I III
Camp the Retail Stores No. ~ CANAL n ST. S..6
CHARLES Of Fine WATCHES, Rch JEW
ELRY, or SliNERNaRE.
Diamond BkOoCIIES EAR RINGS, ORNAMENTS:
told Guard, Fob snd Yeat CHAINS; Ladies'
Fllagrcr plsln ses Of EAR RINGS PINS;
Mourning Brooches for Hair Cuh
Silver Spoons Folks aie ets Silver Cups Gobets tstors and
Cake Basksts Ce aud Aliens Ptos Silver
monnses Gold Masonic Masks sad Keys freach
Css Mtsie Boxes and Acesresns Gold Pens and Psne
tall nakes)
N. B.-The woRKMEN engaged to Repair Watches
Clocks, Jewelry and Speetacies.
All work warranted perform we'll the money
No. u Camp, Canal Charles streets
goods cheap and have good article.
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Joseph Severns, ESD, editor of the Philadel-
Philadslphia Navy ysrd.
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Jacket, son of the comediaD-aged
rs, was killed acoidsnuy In San Francisco,
timo.
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A SPIRIT PERPLExEp.-Msdium;. All Is now
ready; what question do you wish 70 put
Widow Why, ma'am, l must explain tnas
gave to my dear departed On one !ne was as,,,s mani
years younger r than 9,%; ny'td and now low he's gone,
| tbey'ys had the sudacity to apply again for the
money Pray, therefore, ask my dear Augnst
TINS what he did with the receipt lDogenes-a
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HOTEIS--RESTAURANTS

ENLANAGAN'S OYSTER SALOON, 50 80 ~
FLANAGAN takes the pleasure of his NkhZ
fends and the public generally that he has opened the Y
His will alwsy
the the Liquors the choicest so
tou The Csnay the Of Of
the best Cocks the cy. V Give him trial and judge
ne Off
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GATAWBA, or NATIVE WINE-30 boxes of
Dry, Sweet Sparkling in store and Tor sale by
bs9 '. W. CoEIER, li0 Common 81
CPIRITS TURPENTINE--l30 bbls, for sale
- by n. pELAGRAvE 4 co. II Magazine street, dei
TIIAMPAGNE-142 baskets Anchor, La
Ams.or Western STAR lznding ship Uneon
sni barkN Morning for palo by
ny E. NJ. DALEY, So Tchouptoulss street.
eIlCKLES-75 cases assorted, landing and in
ii store, for sale by
TrLOUR-250 bbls. Superfne, in store and
H. for aseby IN DALEY 90 rchoopioais- street n,e 5.
n IME-500 bbls. fresh Rockland, for sale by
L. J.G. HARDil.L 4 Co, ~ Magazine street,
hnd MArRnv buthiing, fhird Dstrct
n ONGWORTHS CATAWBA-A few cases Of
n71 ""' r''N T. b WINSTON, 81 Commercial Place.
II LIVERPOOL COAL-50 tons landing from
u 4 ship fsra Macdonald, and for sale by
dis IL ASubRIpGE Oos u 81 Chasss ssest
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EXCHANGE BANK Of HORACE BEAN & Co

TEENS or ACCOUNT.
/. AL collections in the city made free Of charge.
will allowed all at the OF five
per per average monthly balance suc, Checks
Sight.
Interest allowed Depcs Certificates issued IN Dupla
the which be used lo ad
,ant.re in tue Western Northern cities.
viii time by deposng Collateral Sc
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Mrs. Behethland Foote Butler, wife Of Gen
W. ruter of the revolution. aud mother Of the iisn
~ Bntlrr Senator in Congress from South Carolina,
lad Mt the residence of in Edsehsd district On
the evening Of the ID inst
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9s, 1853
REMOVAIS-REMOVALS.

REM)N AlSo-nENlNJ hlAo.
NTOTICE-Wc have removed our stock Of
HARDWARE and SHIP CIIANDIERY 70 siores
.lsI ss, i.s'' ~ ~'"''' ''''' '"" RELF co.
D EMOVAL.-SMTH & FIaIsTER have re-
moved No. 10 CANAL sTREEr. Front ooee up STARE d2
D EMOVAL.-C. v. JoNrE, Second Justice
4 pe.ee the North West
CAat and COMMON srktrs, enlr.nee No. 80 gP e a1 ,a
ID EMOVAL-Th subscribers inform fR
hs friend. and The os that they hsgs gys % ss;l ga
.iscE d Jsrs, W:es;s s,@ sas 81 81 ~ "a
ID EMOVAL--wILLIAM ARMSTRONG, dealer in
Nd s. s f, I.,r. .s.s ss % s So si s.
a will be '''s william Il; +; ifc sss
ID EMOvED. RACE & FOSTER have removed
Alley, s creni Mutual Insurance boing-ens"es 90 The
TOHN G. HARDILL & co. have removed
- from 81 to ~ Magazine street. nj
ID EMOvAL.-AIrs ANN LAW has re- N.ss&
b & moved from crreaeis t. - NAYADEs STREET sSsH
bs.wssa E.o and Thaa The ho9.e i large s1 ns M
without Lodging ois sm
ID EMOVAL.-J. o. PIERsoS, Real Estate,
Note % .eS ssl b.. s% q uas
CT. HOLAS EXCHA ANGE.-
- proprietor NehcIAsn would inform his friends
pubic sesi. hs. he during de .a summed ,s ss'y a
'ooa ss espsisd and
superior liquors laid n -,
The Niehoa whih 10 the agest and most
fs n; vii 5 aim the au iGps.S Win
ms Ca THOMAS Z. NICHOLS. Proprietor.
GT. CHARLES BILLIARD ROOM
~ Uader the ST. CHARLES HOTEL
I 5 s sna ss ssdSs s.
samusr entirely rchtd; the TABLES which are Of The be
| manufacture, have cen, thoroughly repaired.
this popular and
| nas sa ' A. W. MERRIAM
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Lieut. Il. Gu ,tis Uine, who was lost on the i'll
fatsd cutter Ham ton was originally printer Auburn
New York but in IS5 abandoned the stick and re Tor an
appointment in u ,e Nayy lie is represented having
been young an of uncommon talent and amisbity.
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Pounded on beautiful old superstition Of tho Enssn
peassntry that the dances upon Easter morning.
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i NDaIlolE EOh 1OoNU lhDlEo - AS
BoarleIs and Day PupilsNo 50 ST. Louis ,reeDeed
Misses ALLISON.
The Directors Of ha Iustuon aided Masters
various Departments hnshed education continue
vote their aos eIeops to the improvement all pupil.
10 their charge.
~ For and guardians the
which csn be hal at the Institute. s9i I'm
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VOLUME vi.
TRIESTE.

NEW YORK.
LHOR NEW YORK; Merchants Line. ,kTse
H. The fast sailing ba'k >. b. JOHNSON, siapes ftaeE
tn.ste loading above, asd will have inniedAo dsrh
dii '' "i6e iB6ekRr, WILLIAMS 4 co, 70 Camp st.
lHOR NEW YORK--The ] fast sail ,a$ssN
Il ing paeket bark p. II. HAZLETINE, MAhonsy AA4f3R
having large PORTION II her cargo engaged viii have quS
dapztch. For balance Of freight pns1ge, apply 10
mas GEO. W. BfNhON, 40 Camp stseet
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HdNE.

NOR HAVRE-The A l fast sailing tTTse
il American thip HEMISPHERE Capt Pray is now NAaA6.
apply ]. P. WHITNEY CO., u Camp street
fF- For passage, apply 10 the Captain en- board d3s
IIOR HAVRE.-The new A fast sail ,axxsss
IL ing American bark SARAH PARK; Capt Pe9dls Ns4s
will dsraeh For f-igLt OIL
Cotton, apply 10 p WHITNEY CO, q Camp 81
n v To- that CsItsin beard d9s
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WANTS-WANTED.

VAANTED-A man that understands Gar
wv dsning Pruning Grape Vines Apply TO
I4lgt TODD CO., No. I7s tnpsi street
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

rxcuaNGE HOTEL.--Tho Badarague,
p.:,.. Mcdowell, ST Louis; d Imboden,
WI n ,v;cIam. Stanton; w Carter aud con,
m.nover r r Ferguson, Norfolk; Mrs Dab
nsx. Miss Lee, Miss Dabney, Lynchburg; A
Selden, Charles City; q d Lockwood, Ports
mouth; w + Carpenter, b Norman, ID Nc
Normant, Hanover; L Pittman. c; D Lam
] Carpela and lady, Conn; 8 N BurriIl and
lady, R A Bishop, N Y; Miss Jarvis, Jer-
sew; w Fox and lady, ] w Stewart, England;
p 81 Geo Cooke, Powhatan; Miss Cooke,
FIuvanna; Miss E N Cabell. Nelson; Thos II
Christions and A A Cotton, N c; II Lewis,
Lynchbure; G J X James. Norfolk; l. Self,
do; VIM White, r & G X +; Walker, n
r Mills and Mason, Richmond; w Morgan,
N j; Hill Carter; q Roberts and lady, New
York; Miss J B Pickett, do; VIM Z smith,
Hanover; II ii Christian, New Kent; u Al.
len, Oak Ridge; II Scolte, Antwerp; Jas Is
Allen and lady, Boston; w ID Fry, y Way
land and J Gardner, Va; William Oyerton,
Louisa.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-Jona Johnson,
Spottsylvania; " B Jeffres, Va; II Thomas,
Charlotte; A J Miller, Goochland; b w Bar
lev, w Robertson, Amelia; J E Gregg, -;
A X venable, Pit,syivana; NJ Carper, Fin.
castle; r NJ Stafford, Giles: P kizer, Salem;
c NJ Thomas, La Fayette; Coleman and
c Coleman, sco,lsviile; S Wilson, G Taft
NC 6 Laird, Virginia; V McGinnis, Am
her-t; G W Morgan, Missouri; IL Sayers, Drn-
per's Valley; w B Carpenter, Louisa; r G
Latham, Washington; II Cox and A Tay lor,
Chesterfield; @ Watkins, Va; 5 II Watkins,
Piusylvania.
CITY HOTEL.-W A Meanly, James City; r E
Taylcr, do; J Hodges, Snithheld: Mrs Corseley
Buckpg ham; Mr. Christian, Nelson; r Banks, Es
sex; r Roberts. Alexandria; VIM G New, New
Kent; J Dickinson, Louiss; P I Johnson, Salis.
bury; 7 P Smith, Louisa; J boswell, Arkansss: J J
Dickson, Va; VIM N Bell, WILMINGTON; ] Free.
man and lady, Raleigh; C II Browning, Alabama;
N Lyel, Richmond; Jasper L Rowe, King and
Queen; VIM S Wood, Richmond; l. Johnson, Bal.
timore; III Bodd, d; II G Lawson, lady, child and
servant, Henrico; Miss II fabb and Miss Fray.
ser, do; John Bib, Prince Edward, B Myers, do;
c Harrington. WytheviIs; T o Brady and lady, G
Eppes and Philip Moon, Lexington.
AMERICAN HOTEL Yeates, Rappahan.
mock; Hap and Mrs Conn, Ga; Owen, Hall.
tax; w Shepard and Miss Shepard, Nelson Co:
N Mills, C Mills and T Winston, Louisa; J A
Briggs, III D., Norfolk; Jas Powell, Powhstan:
Carpenter. Louisa; B Scherer Staunton;
w johnson, Buchanan: Morse, Lynchburg; 4
Mackenzie maid, st Louis; D Walton, JR & Co;
II Howell, New York; w J Dickson and Field,
Pa; w Harding, New York; l. Matzinger, Bal.
timore; w II Hall, Philadelphia; Spencer Roa.
noke; G T Brown, Va; B Libby, Portlsnd Me;
Gilbert and Fl w Bailey. Amherst; C Jacobs
Henrico S J Powers, Petersburg w Hardy, Mel.
scH; Magruder, oydton; Craig, North
Carolina; Craig, Carolina: McDermott,
Wilmington. N c. J Harvey, Y; w Turner
Tenn; T Branch and D Digger, Petersburg; Mrs
] w Reebee N Y
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ECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE.
PARIsEN & KINGS
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA

Freight, Package and Parcel Express.
Per Steamships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN.
e The PrOprieI0rs having bought
&saks out the entire interest OF Dodge's Vtr-
einla and North Carolina Express and made ar.
raDgements with the New York and Virginia Steam
ship Company, for the transportation OF their Ex
press between New York and Richmond, take
pleasure in informing 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, DC; the execution of all orders, large
or small with promptness and fidelity, and at the
very lowest rates. Our long experience in the Ex-
press business, North and East, our ample means,
ability and determination to make this Express the
popular one of Virginia and North Carolina, we
hope will be sufficient guarantee to the Merchants
OF this city, TO enhance their own interest by giving
full snare OF their patronage, and the Proprie.
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.
w P PARISEN,
J. II. KING,
Proprie.ors, New York.
WIN. l.. MAUI, Agent,
Pearl street. one door from Main,
NH 15-9m uudsr T0isr 4 Cooks fire
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AFFECTING CALAaITY.-The Peoria, I'll /,
Republican states that gentleman who had
been for some time paying his addresses to a
young lady, asked her hand in marriage,
which she refused. He plead for some time
after. and declared if she still refused his suit
he would commit suicide. She informed him
such an alternative would not inf uence her in
the least. AT this he loaded gun, and stand.
ing in front ofthe house, placed the muzzle in
his mouth, aud with his toe pulled the trigger.
The discharge tore away his left cheek, and
horribly mutilated his whole head and face,
but did not kill him, though his recovery was
considered impossible. The lady stood in the
door and witnessed the whole Of the terrible
transaction.
10 1920 the population of Washington was
l3247. Ii is now estimated TO be over 50 600
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF ICFfMOND :.

ARRIVED.
Schr Delaware, Dickmore, st George, ice, to
Wardweil e. Badger
Schr Heaton, Terry, New York, hay, to Mark
Downey
Schr Sharon, Thatcher, Boston, mdse, to D Cur
rie
SAILED.
Schr Viola, Matthias, Norfolk
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~ So z
i New and Comfortable Schedule

GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
" New and Comfortable Schedules.
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK, WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHILADEL.
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE.-0n and af
ter the lst of March, the following quick and COM
Portable schedules will be run over the inland
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich
msnd daily, at I o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock P NJ
arrive in New York, daily, t5t, A. NJ and st P. NJ
Fare to Washington, LIST class seats. so
g p.,.;,ors Ia "a g ..4 90 90
:. 0s''tm0fe ID "5 90 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia by rail-
road. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Castle and Frenchtown iine,- so
Between Philadelphia and New York .... 3 90
For LIST class passengers, and So each for ID
class do.
Besides the through and direct connexion named
above with the main Northern Route, through
tickets, direct can be obtained at the Depot of the
Baltimore q Ohio Railroad Company, in Washing.
ton, for Pittsburg and Wheeling via the Ralsy
House on the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
(I1me "A hours ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
Between Washington and Wheeling
Cline 81 hours. ...-----..--..-........1 2 so
For through tickets to Washington and Balti.
more, or other information, apply at the ticket OF
6ce.
1t is deemed proper In addition to state, for the
Information OF passengers that four daily lines are
In operation between Washington and Baltimore.
by means of which the traveller who, through
business nleasura has haen DELAYED in Wash.
ingron, mas II always In MS power to proceed at
convenient hour directly on his journey to any
point north of That place. RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE R., F. &P.RR Cor
Richmond, Feb. 90, 1852.
P.S.-The Night Train will not stop TO take up OIL
put down passengers, except at the following sta
tons Cottage, Taylorsvile, junction. Chesterfield
Milford, Ginney's, Fredericksburg and Brooks.
N. BY order of the Postmaster General, nc
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
fe q SR.
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Gov. UJHAzY.-Gov. Ujhazy, the Hunga.
rian refugee and leader OF the Hungarian set
element at New Buda, has sold out his land
aud leaves in the Spring for Texas, where he
has bought some hundreds of acres. The
Hungarians who remain in Iowa have elected
Joseph Mojthenyi, formerly member and Sec
Rotary of the Upper House of Hungary, their
chairman, in place Of Ulhazy -Chtcag0 I'ri.
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A VETERAN PosTaAsrER.-John McRae,
Ess.. Postmaster Of Fayetteville, N. c., has
declined re appointment. lie has been con-
nected with the Office for the long period OF So
wears, seventeen years as clerk under his father,
the late Daniel McRae, and thiriy-ive years as
Postmaster.
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E,OR nIRE.-I hage for hire, for lhs balance
a of the year, good Cooks Washer ard
Ir0ner, without incambrance. Also, House
Girl, accustomed to waiting ca the House Ap.
piyto ED. ID. EAcHO,
mh 81 General Agent and Collector
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y ARTiFTCIAL TEETH
- siREATs INVENTION. - The IN

-xAl1 3I Yuofa sH-u nave purcnased sue right
10 NE DR. Aliens Pasent Improve.
ment In the mrds of inserting artificial teeth.
which 10 one of the greatast and most important
Inventions ever made In this brarch Of tie Esuts;'s
art
The Improvement consists In the employment of
metal superior TO gold. and in the compiste union
of all the teeth by silicious compound which at
the same time foms the most beautiful and natural
looking gum ana fills up all irregularities and Gre
vices and renders 1t impossible that the teeth can
become unpleasant TO the wsarer By the accumula-
ton OF particles of food or other substances be.
tween them.
Persons wearing teeth inserted In the ordinary
way can have them exchanged Tor tne improved
teeth at but little additional expense.
We shall be pleased TO show specimens OF the
work to all ersens interested If they will call a.
our office, 300 Main street.
The price is the same ordinarily charged.
WAYT d. MAHONY.
The Dental profession of the State of Virginia
are informed that We the sole agents Scr the sale
of DIR. Aliens Improvement in this State, and are
prepared TO sell Office rights and give ali the
cessary instruction on reasonable terms.
We have used this improvement in cur practice
long enough to thoroughly test its merits and are
satisfied that il ia the greatest improvement
made in mechanical Dentistry. We will cheerfuliy
answer all questions in regard 10 this i'm provement
Address WAYT Il MAHOHY, Dentists,
rah 29-ts Richmond. Va