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a1-GFr BOOK gaIk AT l6i. 0rPoHITT AMERICAN
! HorfTs
win handsosns aifts we'll laden. ~
Trips each youth aud pretty maiden.
From One Hundred Sixty. Four.
From the window broad Gifts greet you.
differing your eyes before,
They seem really to smile at you,
And invite you TO the store.
The tiift Book sale opposite the American Is still
open. TLss great movement. which has for its
end the dissemination Of knowledge. Call at the
Gift Book Store.
tH- Engagement OF. DoBns5K. the great coilodlon
mixer at TYLER Co.'S Gallery, for a limited Pc
Rod Lock out for gem Photographs.
B.-DoBHEcK's Collodion is for sale.
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..u..,s..u.nts Tor .he psssarcH must be handed
- se,oct IN ne afternoon. in order 70 appear
~ nsxf day The heavy pressure o. Ne
-, ,he columns Of our pacer VIII nof Admn on
!. - recepsion amer tha honr named.
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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS

NEW HAVEN, March 4-Boston correspondents
say that Gen. Pratt, who was nominated for Gov.
ernor of Massachusetts, by the Democratic State
Convention. is Douglas democrat.
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FIRE At NORTH BENNINGTON, YT.-The paper i'll
of Haughton & Graves. North Bennington, VT
was destroyed by fire on Wednesday morning
The fire took in the rag-room. and doubtless came
from the stove. The flames had made considerable
progress before being discovered. An hour elapsed
before the engine of the East village, some four
miles below, could be get upon the ground. The
building was entirely destroyed, together with all
the machinery, and large portion of the stock.
The loss on building and machinery is S25 coo; less
on stock manufactured and in process of manu-.
facture, $1,000. Total loss, S360o0-on which
there was an insurance of only $4,000 in the -Etna
Company of Hartford.
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FIREs.-rhe stables in the rear of Dexter Flock
Providence. IL. L.. were destroyed by fire Tuesday
evening. Seven horses were burned. The loss is
about $4,000, and is partly insured.
The old cotton factory at Clayviile, Providence
r. l., owned by Josiah Whitaker, aud operated by
Lindsey Jordan, was destroyed by fire Tuesday
morning Insured for 81 200.
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RICHMOND. March l. 1853 Dear SiT: We, the
Ladies' of Mount Vernon Association, tender to
you orr thanks for the graceful and eloquent
manner In which won presented, on our behalf,
the sacred relics If Washington to the Hon. Ed
WARD EVERETT and the Hon. WILLIAM L. YANcEy.
From oil the facts which we have learned, since
the 23d of February, in reference TO the condi-
tions attached nv you to our free gift to Mr. EVER,
EFT, we repeat. that you are exonerated from All
censure. and we deeply regret that any misappre'
hension should have been connected with it,
We have the honor TO be, yours, sir.
with sentiments of the highest esteem.
PRESIDENT of the
Mount Vernon Association Of the Union.
President of the
Mount Vernon State Committee Of Virginia.
IT, col q W MuyrnRD
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NTr Bootl,,. Benefit.

Mr.. Edwin Booth appears tonight 10 two pieces
--shiers great tragedy "the Apostate," and shaks-
peare's comedy, flaming of the Shrew." The DC.
casicn being act apart for the benefit Of the popu
lar and talented actor whose name heads this mo-
tioe. a large and fashionable audience will be in
attendance
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The VICTIMIZED SoUTHERNER-Thc case of James
+. Langley, of Norfolk, who lately victimized
In Hew York, by u noted courtezan, whom he urged
in vain to marry him, came up Tuesday, for EXAM
ination. MIR. Langley, in lengthy affidavit, rela
ted his singular adventures and their disastrous
pecuniary result. There was large throng of
spectators. The still under examination,
at last accounts, but it is doubtful if anything
be done with the accused as Mr.. l.. says he was
intoxicated at the time he WAS swindled, and can
remember but little that took place.
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AuvNCY IN NORFOLK.

Nm. \. FOSTER. ESQ. IL the Agent for tias DAILY
,,-sp.ro. IA Norfolk, the circulation OF the paper
there having increased TO an extent demanding peI
sos, sssentiou 70 ta dstrbutson she e0i'eo'''" "
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THE KANSAS RILL.

New YORK, March Tho Herald sayss scheme
has been concocted in the House. BY Northern
members to delay the admission Of Kansas, when
the Senate bill comes up, by amending it so as to
admit Minnesota alone.
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L. :. FRIGATE NIAGARA-orders we're received at
New York Wednesday morning from Washington,
directing that tbs L. s. steam frigate Niagara shall
sail as soon az she completes her crew-which will
probably be by Saturday. She goes to aid in lay
ing down the Atlantic telegraph cable.
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WoRgNEy DIscHARGED-It i. stated that there
were tweRtytwo of the employees in the machine
department of the Gosport IVA nayy-ysrd dis
charged last Saturday. On the same day fifty-four
carpenters and boilers were discharged from the
hayward at Cbarlastnwn, Mass
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NAVAL

New YORK. March 4--0rders have been received
from Washington for The U. 8. steamer Dispatch
to fit ont for sea with extraordinary haste.
The Z. s. steam frigate Niagara will doubtless
sail on Saturday for England.
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IMPRISONED FOB CoNTENPT.-Jobson and SeeIy
two individuals who recently undertook 10 exer
else their pugilistic powers in open court in New
York. while Lola Montez was the stand as
witness, were sentenced on Tuesday TO be impris
oned in the T0ombs for two days, for contempt
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAlRoAp.-The n. Q. Plea
YGne has very recent intelligence from Texss'
which brings the gratifying news, of the growing
popularity of the Southern Pacific road in that
State. From various causes, arising cut OF local
interests within the State, facts connected with
the management of former administrations, and
very natural doubts of the inability of the new 10
secure the charter aud carry on the road with VI
gor there has been in Texas of late general luke
warmpess on the subject, and some special and for
midabIe hostile interests. These have recently
given way before the proofs of the faithfnlness of
the company and the energy with which they have
gone to work. Throughout Texas very favorable
change has taken place, greatly to the advantage
of the enterprise.
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Roln'cs Asp PnArEzs.--Ths saaily prayer meet.
inEs,s IN New York, are vergiug into political
gatherings. One individual, few days ago. was,
in his prayer earnest 10 HE senunciations Of the
'slsve power" and the sodius Lecom pten coustItu.
tioB." Others we're equsiiy indiscreat
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SPAIN The Madrid Journals of the Sd states that
the authorities Of the city had seized, in house
near the palace, 500 revolutionary proclamations.
400 muskets, some swords, and a quantity of cat
ridges. The Congress was continuing the debate
Oh the address. Some OF the Journals complain
that il had given rise to unseemly squabbles be
tween certain members. In the Senate, it was ex-
pected that violent attack would be made on
General 10 la Concha's administration of Cuba. It
was believed that bill would be presented to the
Cortes authorizing the province of Navarro to exc
cute, at its own expense, railway uniting the
French and Spanish lines.
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THE FILLIBrsTER GENERALS.

Ngw ORLEANS. March 4-Generals Walker and
Henningsen are here. The former voluntarily
gave security in the sum of $1,000 to appear before
the Grand Jury on the fourth Monday in March.
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MARRIED.

Fat Weldon, NJ O. on Tuesday, I'll OF March.
1883, Mr.. JOHN l. GURRIER. OF Lypchburg, to
Miss MARY VICTORIA LINDSAY. OF this city.
On the ed q February ia Richmond, by Rev. Il
AMERICA POLLARD, both Of King William
MT u
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THB Lars STEAMBOAT DIsAsrER.-We have re-
ceived nothing definite In respect to the burning
OF the steamboat Eliza, near Demopolis, Ala,
which was announced yesterday by telegraph. A
dispatch from New Orleans says she had I2,0oo
bales of cotton hoard, and 60 passengers inc,u-
ding Rev. Mr.. Newman, of Louisville
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1TALY.-Accounts from Rome, received ut Mar
seies announces the death that day of Cardi-
nal Fi7schi. OF younger branch of one Of the most
ilustrious families in Italy His death increases the
number of hats vacant in the sacred college to IL.
1t is added that the inspector of police Rayenna
has been.assassinatsd. He received two stabs of a
poinard.
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TUEUTAU EXPEDITION.

WASHINGTON, March At is said that experienced
officers of the army urging the War Depart
ment to considerably reinforce Col. Johnston be-
f1re permitting him 10 pElceed to Salt Lake.
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TOBACCO IN CAIIFoRSIA--There were fourteen
and half ceres planted with tobacco in Califor-
mia last year In four different counties, and the
crop in one county amounted to 1000 pounds
The tobacco raised in Los Angeles county was
good, aud no doubt the State might supply the
home demand with good tobacco. The tobacco
produced, good soil, from 1900 to 5000 pounds
per acre, aud has sold at from - to 30 cents per
nouud
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BRr0rRr.-Georgs A. Mcgee aiustice Of thepeace,
has been convicted iu Baltimore, Of uniawfuily ard
corrupily receiving bride of SIS 10 dismiss
charge OF assault. Motion was made for new
al
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PASTORAL LErTRR.-An interesting pastoral let
ter, on Schools and Teachers, by Bishop Meade,
has been published. IT discusses the subject of
education in connection with the moral training
of youth, and the incubation of Christian princi
pies Its sound advice and excellent suggestions
will we hope not 80 unheeded, or fail in making
proper impression.
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IxpmTA1los o. NGssoss--Ths House Of Repre.
ssnfstisss Of Lesssisns has passed bill snthoriY
ing oonpany sirsady orgsHissd, 70 import $500
fires nAgross from the coast III Africa, indentured
nT pot isss Ties eftssn yssss.
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] started to-day for trip to Oregon and Wash
ipgton Territories to buy stock for the expedition
My party left two days since, ami will probably
be absent four months. No news. The weather is
So cold that the ink is all frozen
INDIA.-We take the following from the last dis
patches:
CALCUTTA, Jan. 9.-The COmmander-in- Chief hav
ing marched towards Futtyghur was opposed by
the rebels at the bridge over the kelee Nuddeet-
lie attacked and defeated them on the ID of Janu-
airy, with heavy loss, capturing seven guns, two OF
them 1S-pounders.
Futtyghnr was occupied without opposition on
the 4th of January. The enemy have now evacu
ated 1t, after their defeat the I'd. taking with
them three guns. The heavy guns were found III
position. Much property, belonging TO the gun
and clothing agencies has been saved.
Sir James Outram, on the I'D December, dis
persed the rebels who had approached his camp in
force. The ioss our side was trifiing. We cup
tured four guns and several ammunition wagons
The defeat has dispirted the enemy aud given con
hdence to the villagers who are beginning to bring
supplies into our camp
Brigader Campbell crossed the Ganges at ALA
habad, and on IL 9Th January attacked and de-
feated rebel Nezim, Secundra. killing $50
men. Our loss was one man killed and one gun
captured.
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ssnn Attractive SALE FOR 20 DAYS

49, ATTRACTIVE SALE FOR 70 DAYS -
Staple, Fancy and Millinery Goods, PRINCES aud
Dress Trimmings Emhroideries. LADIES' Dress Cap,
Muslin. swiss and Dimity Bands. Head Dresses,
Scarf+ Laces. Grapes. Hosiery, Gloges Hoop skirts,
Brass Steel and Plated Hoops Cords and Tassei5
for picture bangings &c. re, with numerous other
articles selling at \ reduction OF 20 per cent less
than former price, to make room for Spring puT-
chases. LADIES BAZAAR.
No god Broad street. between 9TH and 9Th.
NH
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kSp AMMAN MEETING.-The ann

| kaS@ ANNUAL MEETING.--The annual
| meeting of the Stockholders and Firemen of the
Richmond Fire Association in pursuanee Of adjourn
MT nf.l will be h. Id at Gotdin's Hall. on TUESDAY
evening, Y,h March, at "a o'clock. The presence of
the ireinen attached TO the Richmond Fire Asso-
citation is particularly requested, il requires
majority of them To constitute quorum.
By order of the Board % Directors.
NH At JNO, III. Kosher SeCy
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sss- SUPPER AND S.LE-The La3ie.


Sewing Circle of the First Baptist Church, viii open
a sale of various fancy and useful articles THIS
MORNING, at IL o'clock. in The Lecture Room Of
the Church-to be continued until Friday night -
There viii be Supper provided on Thursday and
Friday nights for all who may favor them with
their company. 1hey extend cordial invitation 10
tn r friends. The proceeds devoted TO the sup.
purt Of city missionary. NIB 4-T@
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A DEArH-BED CoSFEssfoS.-John Brown, Of En-
field, Mass, died the 18th uit aud on his death
bed, it IS stated, confessed that he had poisoned
two children. had attempted to poison his wife,
and had set fire TO one barn, which was burnt
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sor PuBLIc TEMpERANoE MgErINa--L

fayette Division No Is Sons Temperance will held
pub c meeting at the Baptist church. in Manchester
ON FRIDAY evening next. Speaking will commence
about O'Clock. Every member of the Division is re-
quested TO meet punctualiy at the hail at "a clock
Members of sister Divisions of the city of Rich
mond are respectfully in7ited to meet with Some
good vocal music expected en- the occasion.
NH 4-2t* JRalLL, re-,
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MARINE 1NTELLIoHNCH.


Fort Of Rictmossd, Mt-ch4 High Water s. se'oc'
ARRIVED,
Schr Roseneath Rogers, Attakapas, sugar and
molasses q 7 Workman Co.
Scbr Hanson Price, johnson, New York. hay.
Whitiock son.
SAILED,
Schr Hiawatha, SLOPPY, Charleston, mdse. w ID
Coiquitt h Co.
schr Brognard, Sheets, New York, feed, W u
CoIquitt Co.
Schr A Fslkenberg z, Rogers, for Richmond, cleared
at New York. I'd inst.
Schr Uncle Tom, Harpweli, from Fortune Bay,
Y. cleared at Halifax 18th nit, for Richmond.
schr j Dickinson. Wheaton. for Richmond,
cleared at Philadelp hia, Sd inst.
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eay' Steam portraits by Tyler Co. f3s Main "a.
Prices varying from Is eants sz5 according TO the
size Of picture and style OF eases From 500 70 1000
taken daily, by Is srtsts
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CTATE OF VIRGINIA, scT.-At Rule,

~ held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield County on the first Monday In February.
1853, being the first day Of the said month:
0O0int Ia debt.
Vincent D. Markham............
Upon au attachment retained executed on 22I
acres Of land The property Of the defendant the OBJ
iect of which is to recover of the defendant the
of two hundred and six dollars and twelve cents.
with interest thereon from the Sd day OF March, ISL;
and affidavit having been made that the def ndant
is not an inhabtant of this State, he s required to
appear ut the Clerks Office of said Court within one
month after due publication of this order, and do
what is necessary 20 protect his interest in this suit
and it is ordered that copy OF this order be pub
shed weekly for four successive weeks in one of the
public newspapers of the city Of Richmond and
posted at the front door of the Court Honse OF said
county on the first DAY of a term of the County
Court.
A C0py-Tests: W W I C0GBILL c.
Il, I-rkEs -.
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DIEn, in Washington, Tuesday evening, Captain
Joseph B. Tate, in the doth year OF his age Capt.
Tate was the founder of the Washington Evening
Star, and since it's commencement has been the
business manager Of the concern. He was a prin-
ter by profession, and for several years Cap
tain of the Washington Light Infantry
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M DuDLEy & Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers In Choice WINES. Fine bkAN-
Dlks. Oh WhIeKkYs and CiGAks ~ y WAN
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ANNUAL CONFERENCE.-The East Baltimore Con-
ference is now in session at Baltimore-Bishop
James presiding.
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easn Monroe BUILDING FUND AssOGIA-
fIoS--The regular monthly meeting Of the kssocia-
ton will be he d ut Saunders Hall. THIS EVE
MING at ia O'Clock. Stockholders wishing to eaD-
eel their sto< k will please make application to the
Treasurer. Ed. Nc tAkTHf.
Hh Sit Secretary,
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The Maine Legislature purposes giving 80 acres
Of land to every settler who will select ahd occT-
DIV farm on the State lands in Aroostook county
- Exchange.
And hard bargain at that. The Arocstook
lands are buried in snow and ice for more than
third of the year and the soil is so sterile as to rem
DIR il unfit for agricultural purposes. The tim
Der that originally made the domain somewhat
valuable has been cut down, and the soil now of
fers no inducement to settlers. growth tf
spruce pine, scarcely sufficient for irewood, and
few potatoes, are the productions of the Aroostook
country.
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gA- NoTICE.-Gentlemeu who purohas-
ed books at my Auction Store will please call and
get them THIS MORNING, before l. O'Clock.
NH Sit HENRY W QUARLES,
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TaE BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE commenced
its animal session Wednesday morning, at tho
Wesley Chapel, Washington city. About seventy
ministers answered TO their names when the roll
was called. The Rev Bishop Ames presided.
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NEW KENT COUNTY, Feb. 10th. 1855.
fayn DR.. JOHN w. GARLICK. RICH
MoND.-DEAR SIR:sI take pleasure In adding my
testimony TO that of many others to the superior
excellence of "Semple's Infallible Baking Powder -
now prepared by Yourself ! have been using them
in my family for year more, and hesitate rot tn
say regard them as THE TRULY IXCtLLgNT article of
the kind, for making spe Oily light, sweet and
wholesome bread and pastry OF all kinds
Very respectfully,
Nm Ii GREGORY.
Fer sale by all Druggists.
JOHN W GARLICR,
NH 5 Sole Proprietor,
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~ JoaN s. BRApr-

n6r joan 8. BRADr-
(Eats Of PhiladSlpAia,l
IMPORTER AND DEALER IL FOREIGN AND
D0NhsTICWINEs, LIQUORS AND Sugars,
(So i3ectRY sr, ABoyk 18th. kIcnAosp, Va
~ sr ,ns and Sar = apa wsNE BRAN
pIEr, RUNS, GINS. wHfsklEs, &C. Always 90
band supslior log ~ old Rye. Mountain. BOURBON
and other WHISTLES
Country merchants and others are solicited 70 call
before purchasing elsewhere
of chargs9 f NIB lila
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EnP SOUTHERN SAVINGS BANK.--The
am, al NEE ing of this Association will be hell
their Office THIS EVENT G, at O'Clock. full at
4 nee of the members is desired.
NH 5-iL* W A JENKINS, Se'cy.
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u tttN " tttoiOA@
j Il GILL, X 9,

HSn- NEW SPRING GoODs.--Just re
ceived at N. g. BART0N'S NEW SPRING RIB
BqNs, FRENCH FLOWERS asd STRAW Bon
NETS. I09 MAIN STREEr.
Ia #
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Tobacco--Hhds Leaf 81 Copper Ore, tons...... IS
Pkgs manfd. 2,7l2 Pig Iron, tons....... l37
Flour bbls........25IS 5 Corn bushels......l 63s
Whest bushels. SAL Nails kegs............ 3gs
Mil 0ffal bushels. I.a50
Total Receipts of Leoing articles for HsT&qry 1858
$50 Grass Seed, bags ...... l53
stems, bhis... % Dried Fruit, = 49,. %
Mani'd, pkgs. 1913 Whjskey, hbls.......... l2e
Flour, bbs...""....l32lI Poultry, pkQS......... 233
Wheat, bushelS......24 l37 Rags, .......... lg2
Ctrn ...... 20 S23 Nails, kegs..............2 4~2
Oats e .,.... 1852 Leather, rolls.......... -
Rye, '' ..... JIG Flaxseed. bags......... u
Meal 3" ...... COS Pig Iron tons.
Beans and Peas, Bar Iron, " ...-.~... Az
hays e.
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RICHMOND. July Path. 1857.

RICHMOND. July 24lh, 49,.
Sag DEAR SIR-It is with willing plea.
sure in addition to many Others add my testiino-
ny 10 the efficacy Of BAKEk'S PREMIUM BIT.
TIERS, in giving permanent relief in Dysent.ry ard
Summer Complaints with my children Also, my
wife having suffered several years from debtation
and other diseases peculiar to their sex, has found
restore- in these valuable BitJeIs. Hoping they
may prove successful with others with my family
Your ob't servant,
j. d THOMAS.
To Mr.. Y. BAKER, Proprietor, RiciIInon !. Va.
For sale by all the prominent Drugg ts in the city
Of Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia Also II
TARIEs STOTT & Co.. Washington City, d c, and Il
Il STAblER a'CO Baltimore. nah 5-if Il
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r OST.-We caution the public against
- trading for. or receiving two Bonds, Nos 81 and
81 of $500, each with Coupons attached OF the Fr-
GINA Central Railroad Company, ~ said Bonds are
0ur pronerty aud have been mislaid or lost
ja2-dtf HAXALL co.
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xETsSS STEAMER DELViDERE.
sAas.ss,s - FOR BALTTMORE-Freightre ceiv-
Ell to-day, FRIDAY, aRd up TO the hour of O'Clock
z. Nj, SATURDAY, the OH instant, unles a suffi-
cheney be received prior to shat hour
Consignees are requeste to send for their goods
to-day LUDLAM & WATSON
NH -
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LAcoNIC EPIsTLE.--Mr. Ben. J. FickliD, who was
was taken prisoner by the Mormons in Utah seve
raj months ago. having regainsd his liberty,
10 his brother In Charlottesville, Va as follows
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DEATH OF COMMODORE PERRY.

New YORK March 4.-Commodore Perry died in
this city yesterday.