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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH &.
High Wafer sAis day (Tn,sdayl 4 O'Clock.

| ARRIVED,
Steamship Y9Iktosn Parrish .nn n ~ mdze' and
'r sssamer vi Ga Kelley. Philadelphia mdzs
and passengers, H. r. Tutt!e;
m cleans" asd e Ssaess rs. B. "
Schr. George W. Grics, Palmer. Baltimore
.uano, Schaer, Kohler X Coz and plaster brds
schr. Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, suano,
Schaer, Kohler Co., and plaster bndsiord
schr; Belle Conway. Delany, Philadelphia, coal
xu sS", E. IT, sSnta Is&IetG: c. fns''
SShr; Ashland. Graves, Baltimore. suano. Bacon
Schr. VIM. speare. Jones. Baltimore guauo, Ro-
beItson Roberts. and Essleston Fitzse Ia:o
potatoes Mfiiisp pau ( Read.
IS sshr , Jenny Lind ! Eastern Shore potatoes
sioop +. l.. WATSON. Rookie, Eastern Shore, po-
tatoes and oats, MIlspaush Read.
Propeller Echo. Snipes, Petersourg' mdze.. "A.
Brig Virginia, Ramsey, Rio, coffee, Crenshaw u
Brig. Fred. Eugenia, Crockett, Rockland, lime,
,schr Sarah Ann, Croker, Eastern Shore, oats,
,schr: Hampton, ,Cevetis, Eastern Shore, oats,
.SchT. Zeno, Fields, James River. lumber. I. j.
schr. NJ. l.. Johnson, Burrus, Norfolk. mdze. w.
T. o0'aul'' & oo' SAILED,
Schr. Wythe, Tuttle, New York. mdze.. D. & W.
Currc.
schr. Amos Falkenbury, Rogers, down the rlver,
'Schr. VIM. Severe, Brooks, Baltimore, mdze
sohr. VIM. Henry, Passapae. Norfolk. mdze, w i.
d. Col2uitt CO.
NEW York; March s;-CIeated, sch1. A; R. Wet
Hoyt. Virginia. Edwin Post. do.
PAssrNcK Rs TER SrEAMsHIr YoKKrowN PAR
RIsH, master. New York;. s. WAY. J. w. Cole
and lady. Charles Brown and lady. Mrs Limver
and child Walter Palmer: VIM: B: Peinton. Geo.
,: Gwathmey, s. F. skinner. F. Campo. Tho..
Thompson John Newest. And; B: Hunter. p 6.
Montague. Jno. l.. Green, C. W. Elliott John c.
Wright W m. H. Mayer. John pledrich, A. Obern-
d1rfer and lady; Miss Gaines, Miss. Moore: Miss
lady, Mrs Mckenzie, J. NJ whiteharst, {. Nj.
Ferris, VIM. H. Francis and lady. John L.. TYLER,
Thomas D al AndeSs1n, w G: P: Ba5. v: jaime
3. Young, C; w. Newell, R. P. Daniels. S. B.
DoyIes. J. P. Irwin, and 10 steerage.
tny. 6 fsn9sI: 4 BlasdsiI; n NJ 4: F FsH
4. l.. Mlddeldorfer, D. c. Duffy. H. Holm, A. l..
Kinker. J. ". CheSsar. l.. B. Nissan. A, G. Chap
man J; j. Kemp, T. c. Johnson, H. w. MARSHALL,
=. p. Cosby.
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SAVOY and Napoleon.

This duchy, the posi- BILE annexation of which
| to France has caused much discussion, is
almost wholly mountainous region, con tain
ing i.391 square miles, and population in
Isl Of only 3I-.sel. Its Northern boundary
is he Lake II Geneva, and France adloins il
on lhe West and South. The language spoken
- slInos: exclusively French The annexa-
tlor .! Savoy 10 France could not of course
" acooIap llshed without strong opposition
! Oh liz yarI Of other European powers, who
have already made their voices emphatical-
lv heard that il is more than doubtful whe tn :
er the measure will be carried out.
One of The most distressing things con.
ne ted with the discussion of this question
Is the imputations which have been freely
cast upon the magnanimity and good faith
of the Emperor of the French. Those
who questioned the disinteres tedness of the
Emperor in his late war against Austria
find IN recent movements full confirmation
of their views. The annexation of Savoy to
France is believed to be the payment France
desired for Furnishing Austria. Its acquisf.
ton would bring France upon the flank Of the
Helvetian republic, and thus give her an i'm
portant position, wherein she may pour down
armies into Italy or Switzerland and imperil
the peace and liberty Of all Europe Every
step eastward is a step towards getting the
natural boundaries of France established at
the southeast after which she may turn her
attention to the northeast, and wipe out Bel
GUM, to which Frenchmen Of all kinds nv
for refuge, when they offend the Imperial
government. Hence it is maliciously be-
leved that France desires to possess Savoy.
and that NAPOLEON will not rest till he
has annexed the little duchy to his en-
pire 1t matters not that strong party of the
Savoyands are themselves in favor of an
nexation, and that the French authorities
deny that the annexation of Savoy is intend
ed This is an unchartable world. 1t will
insist that seifishness is at the bottom OF every
humane action. 1t turns up its nose at the
dist teres sickness of princes and potentates. 1t
is thoroughly unable to appreciate the gene
rosity even of LOUIS NAPOLEON. 1t cannot
unders tand how a practical ruler can 20 to
war for an idea, or a great despot for liberty
But, LOUIS NAPOLEON, in the plenitude Of his
does not require the world to
his motives. He only asks it to
get out of the way of his bayonets. A modest
and reasonable request, which he has the
means of enforcing.
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M. John Lemoine the well known writer
Ill the Journal DIES Debats, has been married
to Nile. Massel, daughter of II wealthy mer-
chant Of Martinique.
The Edgefield Is. O. Advertiser announces
that the merchants of that village will 90 TO
Charleston for their supply OF goods for the
spring market
In Prussia, the Minister Of the Interior ha.
ordered that the bastinado, as an instrument
OF punishment for prisoners, shall be abol-
ished.
The Arkansas Democratic State Convention
will meet at Little Rock on the I'd Of April
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DIED..

On Sunday evening. March I. at 10 minutes to
10 q clock, of consumption, II RAM II. POWELL,
in the 3lst year of his age.
The friends of the family are requested to at
tend his funeral from his late residence on this
TUESDAY evening at 5 O'Clock.
On the 9Th inst. after three days' Illness at 3
oolock, ALEXANDER HAYWOOD WOODSON
second son of Alexander c. and Mary w. Wood
son, aged years and months.
The friends and acquaintancss of the falnl, are
invited to attend the funeral TINS Tuesday even
Ing at 80 O'Clock. without further notice. at his
fathers residence. in the town of Sydney.
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IA. RICHMOND THEATRE.-.
ENTHCSIASTIC RECEpTIC
MARRIED.

In Wilson. N. c.. March I'd, 1850. By the Few. N.
A. a. Goddin. MERIT NJ. BURTON to MISS
SARAH G STEW ART. daughter of H. M ard NJ.
A. Stewart, all of Richmond, Va.
In this city, on the 18th day of Febru ary, 1850,
by the Rev. George Woodbridge, o. D., B.
FRANK CORR. Esq.,. to Miss BARBARA
WINGF1ELD, youngest daughter Of the late c. Of.
Benz Wingheld, all Of the county of Hanover Va.
IA. Whis and Enquirer will please copy.
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Branch of the Bank of the Commonwealth.
Thsre is an application before the Legisla-
ture for the establishment of a branch OF the
Bank of the Commonwealth at Goodsos, iii
the county Of Washington, on the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad. We suppose there
can be hardly doubt Of the passage Of thl.
measure. There can certainly be no valid ob-
lection to it. 1t is not proposing TO make S
new bank; but only extending the facilities
afforded by one already in existence and La
vorably known to the public.
Go0dson is Immediately On tie Tiyg3-la I'D
Tennessee line, al the teTIni us o. t.e V.yglu {
and Tennessee Railroad. /, L. q TAG ra-t
OF the same hourishing town WHICH, on The
Tennessee side, Is called Brt,loI. They will no
doubt, at some future day, be incorporated by
the joint legislation Of Virginia and Tennes.
see, under one charter, with laws and police
common to the corporation on both sides OF
the line; or it may turn out as has been in I'll
mated, that the correcting of the boundary be-
tween Virginia and Tennessee will determine
tho whole town to be on the Virginia side 1t is
located in the rich valley Of the Holst ton in the
midst Of very productive and wealthy coun-
try. But few years since it was torn, ouiv
on paper. Now 1t is one Of the most prosperous
Of inland towns, and growing very rapidly
The people feel very much the want Of Bank
and their commerce really demands the aid of
one. We should be glad to see a branch Of the
Bank Of the Commonwealth there, because we
are sure its establishment there would pcrease
the active commerce which has already sprung
up between that locality and this city We
trust, If there is any difficulty in reaching
this measure, that it may be considered as one
Of those matters OF public necessity, meeting
with no opposition. that may be taken up and
passed through without a loss of time. 1t
should be remembered that the town of which
we speak is not one Of those slow coaches
that do not travel perceptible distance in
two years time, but is one of that active and
lively character, drawn by strong young team.
going ahead 90 fast that it will grow beyond ali
it, present landmarks, and by the next Lesis-
lature those who may look on 1t now will not
know it. Con knows, we have little enough
OF commercial spirit in Virginia. Let us en-.
courage that which we have!
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EDITORIAL FATALITY. speaking of the
death of MIR. Roy, late editor OF the Vicksburg
Sun, the Concordia Intelligencer says This
sad event makes The fourth Democratic editor
that has come to a violent death at VicksburG
-Hagan, Ryan, jenkins, and now Roy-and
all in street encounters, except Ryan, who tell
in duel with Hammett, Wing editor. There
cannot be cited another city in the world
where there has been such fatality OF yio-
lence, all confined TO editors"
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a REVOLUTIONARY PENsIONER iONE.-Mrs
Mahahey, whose husband was in the Reyolu-
tionary war, died at her residence in this city
yesterday afternoon She had a pension from
the Government, which she mad been drawing
for half 4 century. She was over one hundred
years OF age, and was sufficiently active to do
her own work until few weeks before her
death. One or two children survive her, who
are themselves over three score and ten.-Nor-
folk Fa.) Day Book Saturdoy
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BURNING SrCRGEON.-In addition to the
burning OF Spnrgeon's sermons, which took
place in NJ on tgomery a few days since, Mr.. Il
Il. Davis, proprietor of the magnificent book
store Market street i'll that city, made q
bonfire OF sixty or more vOiulnes-all he had
on hand, Of that blatant aboltiOnist's sermons,
on Wednesday. Mr.. Davis is a Baptist him
self, and the burning was witnessed by num-
Der OF the principal Baptists i'll Montgomery.
Atlanta (Ga.) IHte!iiy.neer.
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VALUABLE DIscOvERY.-The Chattanooga
(Tenn.) Advertiser says that the rock called
Tripoli, and extensively used by jewellers in
polishing their wares, and in great ne for
polishing and Frightening all metallic sub
stances, door plates, knobs, &c, &c, has been
discovered to exist in large and rich beds near
by Chattanooga.
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A CASE OF CONSCIENCE The Charleston
IS. CO Mercury tells of 4 Frenchman who
went to policeman in that city. and con fessed
stealing TWO watches in Warrenton, Ga He
said he could not sleep after the theft, and vi
sions of his dead mother haunted him contin-
ually. He therefore confessed the crime and
WAS placed in jail
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTAL daughter of
Henry +. Heritage, of Pickens county, Ala,
was fatally burned a few days since. The older
members Of the family were absent, and Il lit
tie son set fire to 4 field Of broom sedge near
the house, and the daughter, to prevent the
fire from reaching the fence. attempted to ex-
tinguish it, when her clothes caught and she
was unable to extinguish the flames until IA
tally burnt.
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va Mr.. DONALD MACKENzIE, a first class Art
st w alter Coors and India la X. has Just rived
from New York. where he has for many years bee
engaged N the principal Galleries IN coloring Pho
tographs. We understand that he is permanently,
engaged by our enterprlsns Daguerreotj plst, Mr..
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LOST AND STRAYED,

I OST-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Near
II the corner Of Brooke Avenue and Marshall
streets. on Thursday night. March Is. PAIR OF
very large PEARL OPERA GLASSES. They
were in u case. with a small handle on the top. /
will give the above reward for their return 10 this
office. or u FELIN MATTHEWS, Broad st,
NH 5-3t' bet LIST 81. and Brooke Avenue
I OST-REWARD GIVEN, IF NEEDED
Il A blank MEMORANDUM BOOK, (back
.cover.) between W all street and Mayo's bridge
As II Is OF no use In the least any one except
myself, the finder will confer "A great favor on tie
subscriber by leaving It either AT this Office or Al,
mh3-2t JOHN PERRY s. Wal street.
| OST-FTiday night, in a carriage, coming from
II the Theatre n pair of OPERA GLASSES, for
which the owner Will give liberia reward if left Mt
this Office. mn 5-3t*
a. STkAYED AWAY--On Friday even
l0Cng. March I'd, a large blood BAY HORSE
three white feet and blaze face, in fine or
der Will pay a reward of SIS for his deliver, to
me. l.. POWERS,
Corner Nosby and Venabe streets.
nm 3--2t Union Hill.
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VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE
O>~GA COMPANY.-It appearing that the fun
Scr.bed for. gener. meeting of the stockholders
will be held at the Office of the Merchants Insur-
anee Company: for the purpose If organizing, on
WEDNESDAY, the 2lst inst, at O'Clock. P. Nj
By order of the
NH 6-l5t COMMISSIONERS
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The Lesislaipre,.


In the Senate. yesterday, a committee was
app0in ted with Instructions to report what
measures Virginia should adopt In regard to
the boundary line between herself on the one
part, and North Carolina and Tennessee on
the other. The House bill providing addit ton
al means to pay Harper's Ferry expenses, was
laid on the table. The bill amending the char
ter OF the James River and Kanawha Compa-
ny will be considered tomorrow at II O'Clock.
The bill concerning the Court of Appeals was
laid on the table. The bill imposing addition
al penalties on parties convicted of dealing
with slaves was passed.
In the House, the vote rejecting the bill ma
king an appropriation to the Virginia Military
Institute was Ieconsidered, and the bill laid
upon the table. An elaborate speech was de-
livered by Mr.. ROBERTSON, Of Richmond in
opposition to the bill imposing tax on special
licenses. 1t will be further considered o.day.
SoMBREEo UANO.-We observe that
Messrs. SICKFoRD Il Co, of LoEdon, agents of
this fertilizer, in communication to the Mark
Lane Express, states that l., 200 tons Of it were
impori ted into Great Britain from May, So, to
January last. A portion of this importation was
re-exported to the continent, but the larger
part OF it was used by the English agricultu-
ralists, who thus give proof Of the favorable
estimate they place upon it.
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hA- PHOToG kAPIIs and AMBRorYpEs, of a supe
rior quality, can be obtained at all hours OF the DAY.
and IN anv KIND of weather. at Res Mammoth
Steam Gallery, Main street, near the Dispatch
ONCE, at prices ranging from rs cents to S25.-
reduced prices. Facilities Tor executing 500 por-
traits daily. fe lists
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FIRE.-A fire occurred in Greenville Butler
county, Ala, on Sunday night, 10Th ult.,
which destroyed the Post-Ofce, n. Il. Rouse s
dry goods store, and several other buildings.
LosSbetween 5000 and $4,000
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R ~ RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC
49, ASSOC!ATION.-Called rehearsal will
TUESDAY, afternoon at 5 O'clock A full and
Runctuai attendance is requested On THURS
DAY night 18th INST. at O'Clock, regular rehear-
SAL and members who have music in their posses-
SON. belonging to the association, will return the
same, and come prepared to pay their dues for
February. Per order
NH tit HENRY HARVEY Sec.y
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H. We are requested to state that Mr.. JonN
G. RUTHERFooRD Of Goochland, is detained
from his seat in the House of Delegates by con-
tinued i'll health
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VIM. B. Fostsr, Jr., Vice President Of the
PAliadslpaia, Sunday, d spoplsxy.
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We are manufacturing Boots and
friends, customers. and the public generally, may
rely upon getting the best line in the way of
BUTTS and SHOES. as we import our own mate
riais. ana we have now IN our employment the best
wofkmen that this country can produce. We also
keep on hand a large assortu ent of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS and VAf1CES.
of all qualities and at all prices. Ali of which will
be sold low, euhsr wholesale retail. bv
ALIEN. HILL Il CO.,
No. III Nam street. Richmond. Va.
7. S.-BOOTS and SHOES made to order for La
DIES, Gentlemen. Boys and NJ sses, AS heretofore,
and all orders will be promptly attended to b.
NH I-lw ALIEN. HILL 4 CO.
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"a Spring Trade. ~
1850.

SAM'L NJ. PRICE Il co.
are Az ,rscelvlng by every arrival their supplies OF
SPRING GOOOS, consisting of
All varieties Of DRES GOODS.
SILKS, ROBES,
EMBROlDERIES, &C.,
loxetnor with h large assortment of HOUSE
FURNISHING and PLANTATION GOODS. To
which the attention of their friends and the
generally is invited
SAh'L NJ. PRICE 4 CO.
NH l--lw l57 Main street.
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ident has appointed VIM. ID. Chapman United
States District Judge for Connecticut, in place
of Judge Ingersoll deceased
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NOTICE TUOWy,,

K NOJItE TO UWNta
ANA OF FLOODED STV.
S<E4eA - The undersigned rs i,
-O->-at the ASHLAND Rae
COZ RISE, on .he 18th February 1852 snd Z n.
i'e prepared ~ receive HORSES los the ggrse
being trained
] have employed az Trainer WV E. E.f,r
OF the best and most reliable Trainers 10 tie sl
TERMS:
When the owners of Horses furnish Rgbsr
Rider. and Clothing, &c, the terms All, :e J.
per day.
When the Trainer furnishes even aecss.a9
training, 81 per day.
All expenses of travelling 70 and from Asian.
to any other Course, Ia be paid by the oxnsf
N A. THOMSON
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49, SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
49, POOR HOUSE Having been solicited
by many friends to announce myself candidate
Tor the above office. / do so with pleasure-and
promise to discharge the duties of the Office with
fidelity and to the best of my ability, # elected.
NH 6-lwS JAMES l., PHILLIPS
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m Yeast f mt rely Superceded.- Sem.
PIES lNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER. for
making IN few minutes, without yeast and i'll
elegant manner, Light. sweet. and wholesome
other Griddie Cakes, Rolls, Ginger Bread. Corn
cakes Brown Bread. Dumplings, Puddings. Pot
Pies, and every description Of Pastry for sale by
mh2-lw PURCELL, LADD Il co.
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m- Perfumed Breath. Pearly white
TEETH, SOUND AND HEALTHY GUMS RE-
LIEF AND FREEDOM FROM TOOTHACHE.
DOW DENIS DENTAL FLUID prevents and re-
moves Tartar, arrests decay, whitens the Teeth
and lmparts dellghtt1 fragrance to the breath.
Recommended by Drs. Peasants, Hudson, Jones,
Hancock Steel, &c, of this city, and Dentists ev-
erywhere.
For sale by all Druggists. NH ST.
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MA1s6O. Spring. IS6O.NN
WATKINS FICkLEN,
BROWN STONE BUILDING, l59 MAIN STREET.,
Are prepared 10 offer Ia
WHOLESALE and X ETAlL BUYERS
From all sections of the country, q large ami at
tractIve stock of
FRENCH AND BRITISH DRY GOODS.
~ Consisting IN part of
fIECE SILKS and SILK ROBES, III b. J and 9
Flounces.
FRENCH aud English DRESS GOODS.
SHAW las IN great variety.
Novelties IN
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS,
LINENS AND WITTY GOODS.
TRAVELLING GARMENTS and DUSTERS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
REAL LACES,
PARIS EMBROIDERIFS
PLANTATION GOODS,
HOSIERY, &C.
The above, with other articles not enumerated,
comprises the largest, most varied and desirable
stock ever before offered.
fe 24-I2t WATKINS & FICKLEN
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Ma Rockbridge Alum Wharf.-The water
obtained from the Justly celebrated ROCKER DIG I.
ALUM SPRING. can he used at THIS season with
great success. AS an Alternative, it is unsurpass
many other diseases, it is siRsularly eficacous,
and as Strengthening tonic truly valuable. For
sale by FISHER 4 WINSTON,
NH 3-lm No. l25 Nj ain street, Sole Agents.
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ii. &. McCANN 4 MISS ". A.
49, MCCAIN PORTRAIT PAINTERS
,,kOON %, MECHANICS' INSTITUTE
Miss MCGANN will execute most of the ladies'
FOX TRAITS, the softLess and richness of her
style OF colorlng being peculiarly adapted to the
purpose. " ~
MIR. JNo. w. DAWES Martle Works life elm
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ma London Club Sauce-For many years pre-
pared for and used exclusively by, the fashionable
and arlstocratic Clubs of the Metropolis. 1t has
passed the most critical ordeal. and met the uni
ve,saI approya OF the elite of the nation.
For ROAST MEATS. STEAKS. CHOPS. FISH,
GA +, SOUPS, &c, &C., it posses es an unrl-
vailed richness of flavor Prepared 10y
PARKER RROS., London.
Sold by FISHER 4 WINSTON, sole agents for
Virginia. fe 29-5w.
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WANTED.--I wish to hire n first class Restau-
w rant COOK. and also Family COOK. Tor
which liberal prices will he paid. Call at The Of
hce: on Governor street. d. ". JONES.
NH l-lw
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n ARMoRY MON rG0NtRY GUARD-
II RIcHaoNp, March q, lSy
IL This Columaud Will assemble al NJ.
LII Hall on NJ ONDAY EVENING, the Nh I,,
N.Y. O'Clock. for DrIll -'-
And on tt ESDAT EVENING. Al the san. ii.
Tor regular monthly meeting.
BY order of the CAPTAIN.
nan 3-3t mo NrnO\.TD ..
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49, VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRJ.
49, q LII RAJ SuClETY.-Th MONTH
~ MEETING of the Executive Committee of
this Society VIII take place at the Office of Mr.
Lyons on w EpNESDAI. the 9TH instant, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. C. DIMNOCK Secretary
nh Std
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MANTED-A FEACHEk.-A lady qualified to
w give instruction IN the usual English branches
and IN Music on the Piano. can obtain a desirable
| situation as an ASSISTANT TEACHER in n Fee
+ male Seminary by addressing immediately Box ~,
Staunton, Va A Southerner and Fresh, terrain pre-
ferred. ia T-5wt