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THE ARRESTED GENERALS.

Among the fayorite subjects Of gossip are, Of
course, the recent arrests Of the military lead
ers It 10 profoundly remarked that tho char
aotsrs Of these individuals were well ilustratsd
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now really for mailing 10 part Of the United States
From this number the public will be e TO form an
opinion Of what Is to be expected throughout the year II
oontsins l04 pages Of original American Literature compr
sing thirty three articles from the pens distinguished au
tnora. among than the folloxingi
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FOE THE Otkk OF
COUGRs, COLDS, HoARSENEsS, BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPLNG- COUGH GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMP TON
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THIS CERTIFICATE.

We the unders ened, Wholesale Druggists having been
long aqus!nted with Ayers Cherry Pecfora hereby Ger
ty belief that 10 Ia the beet most enecuaI renty
fo pulmonary plants offered to the American eo
pie And would from kbDwistgs OF ita composuon
and exenive usefulness cordial cornmendit 70 the smc
co. worthy their bet confidence ant with the hrm con-
vctin that IL will do for relief all that medicine can
The daily union., 1852-12-31

Good e low prices and fair assog nay be relied On IN al
pseis-ssof Opposite Centre MARKET
keepsrs Goods, kc,IoHN N. DoSN BROTHER have just
sst sns ssnssd handsome Of goods suitable fo'
rsn.. ..r.s. good.
.ss. card stands. and match soIs.. D,s.d.s ch,n.
ha"o'oms hs'ssts and work bores ps'abie desks, sc.
PLATED GOODS
Gard md e.ls bs.tsi.' sesls,., iort, and spoon,
Mus'ards, salts, and napkin rings.
Solar, e,hens, hail, se.
BRoNZED GOODS.
rsnder, dogs, shovel md ,ous., splttoons
osnd'e''icss csndeIahs, hat raets, looking glasses
LooNNccLAssEs.
Ven lsrss g, frame mahogany and walnut looking
FURNITURE
ssvss hans.oms painted chamber sets, ehesp and good
Sss,.s q many pattern. and .hspss and material
sss.~.ds beds. ms'tt,s..- and fs,,h.r- In the bag
'oct. well assorted. and cheap
JAPAN-wARE
To'l., SETS canalcsock. cake bore.
,nWsnes, wood ware, Iron. ware
day Our oes certainty s e sompes % ssy ssp IN
,, me Dis're, o. perhaps Al any other plses.
and as.r os,.svs. s. q s can !. %
~ a. os, promptly and reasonable prices for
JOHN N. poNs BROTHER,
Dec as dtJss9 -
EnENcHs HOTEf.. CORNER Of Frankfort street apd
uy Han square toppo.is The city Hall and Pst Foun,an
s.o oh city, was built and opened the subscriber May I,
s's and RENTED and furnished August
sesc elegance, comfort economy
ne world hcortsns more than
s.fs save ca.y, al Of which rrsa- They
ua Up With marble SOP ws.ssnds which supplied with Gro
"n wstsr through cocks.
pon The balls every noor will be
g. daring the sight THIS hotel 10
odgng rooms. and
a splendid refcccy, and b vicinity
%
Dee a-d3m n FRENCH
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TO oUR SUBSCRIBERS

The person will be bocsr nnss ~
payment subscription bs made IN aasanes ppliJ9U
Distant may money
which will paid BY us all BY ourselves IN ~. ssf
transmission. .t.1e
The COUNTRY PAPER s Pablshed weekly during ns see
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions for period year viii be received
pToporlioned Iales. .f sff
-PosTMAsTERs authorized agents and,
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed OF
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, s25 WEEKLY
ulsoers $40 enelosed viii copy of ms
they furnish subscribers for, gratis.
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lTo ne CONTINUED. ]
HOUSE OF REpREsENrArIyEs

BEFORE the reading OF the journal,
The SPEAKER announced that there were but ninety
three members present.
Mr.. DEAN moved a call OF the House. on winch mo-
ton he called The and nays which being ordered
NE presence % o Hon 1 Ss an
Der elected from the ninth congressional district of Mas
sachuseits TO It'll the vacancy occasioned by the death
OF the late Hon orin Fowler; and Mr.. Little having
been affirmed In,
The SPEAKER, by leave, laid before the House an
invitation 10 them to attend the Inauguration OF tie
OF Jackson, the Sh OF January next from Messs B.
b French. John G. Rives, and J. w. Maury, the
mittee OF arrangements the part OF the Jackson Mon
ument Socsty which having been read from the clerks
desk Tor the information OF the House,
The question put by yeas and nays on MIR DEANS
motion Tor call OF the House, and il was orderedysas
10, nays SIS
Mr. HARRIS, OF Tennessee, Ia quorum having an.
swered 10 their names moved the last vote
which having been agreed to,
The Clerk proceeded read the journal OF the previous
The SPEAKER, by leave laid before the House variou.
eXecutlyedepariment communications transmitting usual
annual returns and estimates from the heads OF bureaus
which having been read and appropriately disposed of,
1t was moved that when the House adjourned they
would adjourn over until Monday next: agreed to.
Mr. DoIf asked leave 70 introduce a resolution.
But objection being made, leave was not granted
Mr. EYMOUR. of New York, asked leave to
to take mp from the Speakers table Senate joint
uon Rm, " % asad sWS jss OH Y proes, HE On steamboats,
The pending question next announced from the
char to be on laying the table the resolution OF Mr.
iAhRs ol tennessee, oHefed some days slnce max
Tor the time being The standing and regular order
make reports from nit,ees which no objection
might be male bill reported under that order 10 be
put on It's passage IN any member objected.
Mr.. STUART { demanded the yeas and nays which
being ordered, It was not laid on the tabe-yeas o.,
nays ~
Mr.. STUART demanded the yeas and nays on the
adoption OF this resolution which being ordered il was
not passed--yess g. nays 73
The regular order OF business being called for
The SPEAKER announced the regular order 10 be the
presentation Of petitions Whenupon,
On motion, the House Adjourned until Monday next
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Mississippi relative the swamp lands heretofore granted
by Congress thar State Also, memorial Of the eass-
ure OF MssEs pp pray ing The establishment OF pesfouie
from Aberdeen 10 Yszoo city ia that State all oil which
referred TO the Committee on Pobc Lands.
BY Mh HEBARDi The petilion Of 5 nj. Walton and
1853 Others legal Of Montpelier, vermon asking ior
the appoisment OF Congress oil Nations settle national
disputes and for the prevention OF war. Efr5t
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Dec ~
NOTICE.
v rupNIsgED pRTCR uoUsE.
NrwI.ypIrIf.rA Avn AM

4 NEWLY -RUIT.T AND AMPLY FURNTsHEb HHIUk HOUSE,
Of size, large lot lar from The avenue and
be rented f
year. by small family, on application % A. o. by
An The frniure IL coparavey new having BY
pctahc private family w yeas only during which time NO
cas- Of sickness or disease occurred therein.
of carriage house, stnbe for
oubuidinF and the psrlor Of
not removed, " taken OF.
The p,rty contracting required monthly sd
vance and 10 rerrn property condition
ceved except ordinary and from moderate and
,se.
n would suit member Congress wishing his family
ashineou provided did entertain companies
9-2
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A Great Chanco make Mouey--frops s5 To clio Per
dayb person. (ncuaing emaes,) in either cepn
knowledge highly useful OF universal
mand which viii forward per o mall enclosing u 10
2oTa York This chance for
dents clerks nvaid any person wishing make ss
immedary lucrative Of the United States Apply Inn
mediateiy.
Dec gS-d2mos
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PETITIONS, ETC, UNDER THE RULE.

by Mr. WESi The petition Of Horace Dunbar aud
ninety others, citizens OF Camden, M and vicinity Dr
bteakwaters AT Cape Vincent, New York
By Mr. MlLlSONt The memorial Of Gen. James Bank
head, Maj George y. Ramsay, Mai. L. q Arnold. aud
uher officers Of the Uned States army pfnying te repeal
o. mod fcaton Of the lith section tho OF Mach,
1917, relating 10 suters.
BY Mr., FREEMAN A petition, with accom- psnying
bill oI the grant Of lands to aid in the construction OF
tain railways within the States OF Mississippi Louisiana
and Alabama Aso, a memorial OF the legislature OF
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TO CONTRACTORS.

PErrRsBuRs, (va-) Dec. 81, ls52.
CEALED proposals. received addressed the undesned
Il Pesersburr Virginia. February 1881 for dredging
Of the Appouaox river for several miles, indicated
on map river, Petersburg and will be
The following depths and widths
indicating distinct channels, from which the
according the amount Of funds available
breadth Of
3D. To anosd ten feet high tide
xyour feet the bottom and from deep TO the
wharf "a 4st
3d To sed eleven high breadth
Of sst the bottom, and from deep water TO the same
wharf 81 e. hs@
Nh, Ts pssd twelve high breadth
u1y The bo,,on from water 10 the wharf
aoees As wa-hed into the channel bya frcs'et
~ shore, nlong tho margin of the river, beyond
In such places and abandoned channels
sAsnbe 4ssepast BY the nndersgueA or his substitute
- yas4Sut BY the b Notwithstanding, the contractor
win sbsd calculate ta cabin yards cf
standard Of high
pond with the soundinss carefully laid down the
suitable corresponding along the river bank convenient
dsnes will be established BY the undersigned TO facilitate The
Nse ies man o. win inspected and
withheld rom time time I'LL the
whole JOB shall have been completed an security for the u per-
fornsncs Of the contract
Ths proposals envelope proposals for
dredging" - : .n
-sFf Captain Corps Engineers and Breyet Colonel.
TDs Richmond Enquirer Wing; the Norfolk Herald the
wsshnason Republic Unon the Baltimore American and
Phladsipha Pennsyvasan and Norn American the
Courier Enquirer, Of New York the
Courier will pabish the above till the 18th Jan
usry, ApA forward their bills.
Des N-dtJani5
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Ry ROBERT ARM STRONG.
Ar...y s.pp,,s..

Ar.y s.ppaiss.
rhisieIphis, Dec, II. lass.
sre uns 10 O'Clock, of tho drs day Of February nsi
~ s army .as .ss:: ssss ss. ss
= = :. s's e % @ s %
ss.ss, " hsd additional s quantity q any
5000 yards skybus twu.d wooen coh. be thoroughly
.pcassd y ,As ai.s,uIsI = ,, before delivery
SSs y * in cotton duck, weighing u on. per yard.
!: ": $ :::' z <; 4 4 Y y * s q
SEQ ass.a ''asains' sizes weighing pound. pei
esspsoss crimson, orange, srsen, blue
EpssisS. n: q. Gnxiasen, ordnance. artillery, and in
81 49, fanny
nance, arllsry and infantry 4a
ssss Sisss .ss sssUsss ss:as, s,'.'sa " al Ai.d.
css, .ad e.s s.ssn.s.', oranancs drasoans ii
.ss.ssa r. ',Oso Isst Ro1 stun, \ inch,
DRUM. .nillsry and infantry
Drum @ M h..a., bate. bate,
Drum sticks and carriasea
Z, Do corda
ud.s.s % .fs:ss ..ss pole. and pins, .s.. '.
Soanoa Msn % % 90 30 30
Curry combs
Spufs, pairs
HsIisrds garrison, and recruiting flags
bunting, red, white, and blue
Blue serge
Blue flannel, for lnings .##
All which Il deahle should be of domestic manufacture
and quality the standard seal
this oce by which all supplies unished contracts
viii which, for woollen and clo,hs
viii with additional information the sub
sct may desired manufacturers wishing offer
posss. ~. ..5.e .#st# H.as y. ...-.
Contracts will be based accepted proposals. for the faithful
securities will be required
of bond for such faithful full
imsnt will be regarded sufficient for
ceiling acceptance of the favored bid.
desired only from manuacture or regular dealers in tho
article and will be
sidered IL
r dealer supplies which fact
be distinctly bids offered well and
intended be propo.ed securities In
Ia Obtained.
Tea Der cent Of delivery
which forfeited the Uni
the fulfil th
terms shpulaions OF hs contract.
G. H. cROSMAN,
Dee 92-l6td 38awtFebi Major and Quartemaster.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

r The superior UNION with hne, comfortsble
pxAr accommodation Of Hours
Jsk.2nRk3A of departure FOR this week o ~.
foot Of King street Aesandra a 9, TO- ~ M snd %
O'Clock.
leave street, Washington, IL III and
JAMES Guy, Captain
2s-lw
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Avssys ssv~tns Maehsnss-Prscs only sa3 i-Pstented
- October no, is52.

rvTlfs ~
other sewing machine invented ot
pcy the and OF m stitch snd is
weighs about IS bs and only from 5 $50 IL
win with The smallest thread the finest muslin cambc
wooien, goods nll kinds
esher. simple that child Of 10 OF under
rapidly, without OF Its Of
work OF Than 20 much bet
by hand The stitches
other stitch
% holds good and IL 10 unlike md much bet
machine invented This machine s
peculiarly adapsed family and plantation viii do all
Kinds sewing and when win be generally introduced into
huiIi~s pisntstoos.
Avery Sewing Machine Company have perfected their
and will
any noce Order, addressed
CHARLES HErTLEToN, Isl Broadway New York. viii receive
prompt attention.
Dee s3-d6m
The daily union., 1852-12-31

DROPER KrsDs-we open to-day, of the proper kinds
L wear we'll and retain their coios and gioss-
N pieces plain silks, widths aud kinds
pieces medium and fine black French cloths
piece srua black vcsung sntin
10 pieces cs.smefc. priced super
hns s
10 pieces bombazns. and Ans black alpaoa-
We warrant all the black goods sell
Ssnusme hoss, riovss, suspenders
Undsrshirts, handk kerchefs umbrellas, kc.
In all cases une-s arranged contrary.
Good prices In all
PERRy d BROTHER
Dee cie-esolf Opposite Centre MARKET
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LOLA nONTES.

This famous character, we understand, Will
arrive here to night. A friend describes her as
one of the most fascinating of women-not a
good dancer; but graceful one. He saw her
il Washington Saturday night, when there
came near being a row. She was called ont
aud as she entered the stage, man in the pit is
supposed to have put his hand to his face to si-
leace some twitching OF nerve, which act she
Understood 10 be the putting of the thumb to
t,e nose and the wriggiing OF the little fingel-
a ell known expression IF derision. Lola's
petty eyes flashed the fire Of Indignation, and
enhancing, she exclaimed with great energy :
Il did not come TO dis country to be insulted -
aaj retired in passion. A great hubbub en-
sued 18th cries of put him out" Quiet was,
however, soon restored, and Lola danced her
next piece in good humof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16
CAPT. LONG AND kossUTH.

The National In:eihsencer, of Saturday, has let
ter from Capt LONG 10 Mr. SMITH, of Alabama, ex-
planning the difficulty with KossUru while the
steamer Mississippi was OF Msrscilles Ii is com.
p-te indication of the Captain The orders he had re-
cCl,cd from Commodore MORGAN were very expic-
II 4ni emphatic with regard to avoiding any thing
n..ca would tend TO compromise our flag with
friendly nations in whose perts he might happen to
10 His conduct towards kussuth entirely cor
zee: and nilemanly. while faithful to his nstruc-
tyGs He corsoborates the statement with regard TO
-=u,as dissatisfaction and his ultimate expression
q -,;jstaction when the nature of Captsin Longs
Q. - were explained u him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16

A Paris correspondent of the London Chro-
n;ce. under date the Goth ult., states that there
Is not man connected with Elysee, who does
not speak Of The Invasion of England as a
practicable afisir, but that il will be attempt
cd. 1t is imagined the French want revenge
for Waterloo and the imprisonment of Napo-
leon, ard therefore, it is supposed, the war
would be popular. There are many national
onestions, il is said, oct Of which difficulty
car be had.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Feb.

BALTIMORE MARKET, Feb. I4-2, P. NJ
Sales today OF l, 100 bbls. Howard Street Flour
at S37t Sal 8 of $500 bbls City Mills at 81 374
al d 1000 barrels at So 50. The market clos es
with buyers at 81 37k, and sellers at 81 SO.
Sales Of red Wheat at 90 "a cents and some
strictly prime brought 81 cents. White SO 1903
cents, with sales
at So SO cents
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10aN r. Is. T1TEs5.:''

= - - =. = - a u - S
WILL b suads ~ de hiehcM bidder. q 3 o,cjoct.
% Ihursdsys the 19fh dsy ~ February. 1859.
county Of Henrico, near to Bacon ousrfcr Hrsnci,
IArern sl the perishable property AZ the ssid Peter
noil deed, consisting Of his HousehoId md Kifch-
g furniture, Cows, | Horse, 9aft ana an hjs
ngncuifurM Implements, &c, kc Terms--aIl
s sSs under twenty dollars cash-all sums above
sas. nounf -FOUR months credit for bonds with su-
P'oseo securiys beenre the properly l. delivered.
h1o MARGARET KOHL, Admx.
- :. Of Peter KolI, decd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16

h,ee'pt Of ae Paclfcs N,os-Egec: on tie Market.
~" OkL%ASs, FEB. 1.-THE advices by the
St a.er Pacific nave had fsyorabe effect no tbe
market Tor Cotton and Bread,taffs Holders #
Cotton are now. SSH At u for tair Flour is held
L Tniy st previous quotations. with an aiyanctng
tendency PrOyis obs scarce. and elders yarS
ma "ith prices advancing Tha Grocery ma, ket
- aieO acti re. Sugars aad Mulas.es firm. Coffee
10 aeid higher, aud some ssl.s OF Ri have bt en-
usde at advance. Sterling Exchang. Is firm at
81 70 per ceat. premium Freights are stead y,
al rates advancing.
The river is rising Business generally IL bri.k
All more active.
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FRANCE AND BELGIUM.

statement that the King OF Belgium, who mar
RED the daughter of Louis Philippe, will pro-
fes, against the decree of the French Govern
mt conhiscating the property Of the Orleans
family. The Queen of Spain, the King of Ma
PIES, Brazil, and the Coburg will, it is said
,,ake similar protest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16

TENNESSEE WING STATE CONVENTION.
LOUISVILLE, February I3.-The Wing State
Correction Of Tennessee adjourned size die on
tuesday evening, after harmonious session The
ConIenuon appointed delegates to the National
Wing Convent III, and instructed tn m to support
Millard Filisnurefor President, and james o. jones
Of Tenn, Tor Vice President
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February l3--This morning the
tarce large houses on the corner OF Fourth and
Jefferson streets, known as the Jefferson street
Il 4tei property, principally owned by Guthrie &
y Ter, were entirely destroyed. The loss is ten
tA-GsaAt do!lars-partiaIy insured
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BosTos, Feb. l3.-The case Of Capt. Dixcy
aud tie mate of the barque Missouri, charged
With stealing $4,000 from the wreck Of the NJ
II November, 80, was commenced to day.
HE defence set up is, that the natives over
powered the crew aud carried off the specie.
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Gen. Scott for President.

ROCHESTER, Feb. l2.-The Wing Conven-
Cou OF Genesee county met at Batavia yester-
day, 10 appoint eight delegates to The District
contention. A strong resolution i'll favor OF
Gen. Scott for President was adopted.
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Invitation to Kossuth Reieeted. &c.

LOUISVILLE, February l3-Tne Board of Alder
men OF this city, last evening, rejected for the
fourth time, and by unanimous vote, the resolu-
N2n inviting Governor kossuth to visit Louisville.
ne weather Is very fua and business brisk. TIE
RIVER Is still high, with su-s lent water on the falls
to- The largest boats
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BAH, Black q Co.'s Jewellers Store
Damag ed by Fire.
Fresh In the susquehanna subsided--Ico
Loss of the Ship shunnuua.

Loss of the Ship shannnga.
New BEDFORD, Feb. ID. )
The ship Shannuga, of Philadelphia, from
New Orleans for Boston, was cast ashore on
Nantucket on the 11,h. Her cargo of 1900
bales of cotton. was saved in damaged con-
dition. Insurance on vessel and cargo in diff.
ferent Offices of 81. 0a0s.
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NEW YORK, Feb. H.-Flour is firm, Tut not &C
i've. Sales OF only 100 hbs. State brands at 81 GA
4,9i; Southern and Ohio $4,s7a4,94 to S. Corn
meal and rye flour unchanged. Grain steady. Red
wheat 102all0c; white ll5alloc Sales of 2OO(
bushels mixed Corn at 67a68c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16

IL Gov. Hunt, Of New York, it is said,
will pardon J. A. LOPEZ, row under sentence
CT teath, prompted no doubt, by the earnest
request Of HE Spanish Minister, A part Of
the Jury recOmma nded him 70 mercy.
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Loss Of Property at the West, &c.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. I3.-We continue to re-
eeive from below, accounts Of disasters all
along the river from the breaking up and
EeaVy How Of the ice. The whole amount OF
property destroyed is estimated not to fall
shCft of $3.50. 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16

EDOLIIIUN Of JAPIIAL PUNISHMENT
PROVIDENCE, Il. J., Feb. l3.-The bill aboshing
capital punishment which had previously passed the
Senate Of Rhode Island, passed the House to-day,
"tA some trifiing amendments, by vote of Al 10
-. The amendments by the House were alter
ws-ts concarred in by the Senate and the bill be.
ulz sent 10 the Governor, h. immediately gave it
1,s O-t:cisl sanction.
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THE NEW BRITISH MINISTER.

Saturday last Mr.. JOHN ID. COMPTON pre-.
,ea;ed the President, the letter Of recall of Sir
Ffearv Baieer and his own credentials as
Minister from Great Britain to the U. States.
He made a speech on the occasion aud was
rauljed 10 by the President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16

LEE & BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
~ LAW.-SAMUEL II. BAYLY, NOTARY
PUBLIC, attends to the taking of dispositions, at.
testing deeds, and other legalinstruments and all
tn ? duties generally of the office OF Notary.
OH re on llth street, End door from Main.
ia 3Idlm+
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\ destructive fire occurred in Portland,
blaine, on the Eth, the American House
vas among the houses destroyed. Two or
three persons were seriously though not fatal
Is Injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-16

hossUrH.-The people Of Cincinnati were
addressed by Kossuih on the 18th. He was
.ied on by the Clergy.