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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-27

NITY APPRAISEMENT OF REAL ES-
Y TATE "A new appraisement of the real estate
within the city of Richmond, is in the Chamber.
layne's office for the examination OF persons in.
terested VIM P. SHEPHERD, C. C. r.
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accidental Death of Mr.. Jameson, Grill
Engineer.
BALTIMORE, Jan. &c.
Mr.. JAMESON, the Civil Engineer of the
Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad, was
crushed to death at Chester TODAY.
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CLARKE'S OFFICE, 18th Street.
Drawn Nos. OF Kentucky, Class p, jan "a:
40 9 "a 20 81 80 so IA ~ AZ
Whole ticket IA so "a, prize of 81 500 return
ed to the Managers. ia26
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-l have now in
n yard, and will keep regularly supplied, with
the very best quality of lump and broken, and
screamed red and white ash Anthracite COAL,
which will deliver in any part of the city at s. so
per load. Orders left with John A Lancaster e.
Son, at the American Hotel, or sent through the
post office, will be promptly attended to.
ia l3-2m
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TTyONOUA BEANs.--A LOT Of old and high
Il a o. a. sTRECkEh
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OOD! WOOD!.-The subscriber has Ia
w ken yard at the Richmond end Danville
Railroad Depot, where he has now on hand, and
will be constantly receiving, large quantity of
Oak and Pine WOOD, of the very best quality.
Persons leaving orders at Mr.. L. P. Ellis Grocery
on Broad street. Shockoe Hill, or at the Depot, will
be furnished Immediately.
ia 20-3m THOMAS FOSTER.
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oiiCE.- fne creditors OF Rankin 81 Whit
- l9eA are notified that the deed OF trust from
y W 10 tle undersigned, will remain open for
signatures at the Clerks Office of the Counsy Court
" hehrico, III the 7th February next Creditors
HL9 may desire to participate in the benefits of
Ga' oeed ami required to sign the same before the
1@5 haard az we, aud thereby, by its provisions,
"a l9-l0t A l. R0ysTrp T,u.to.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.
FLoUR-400 bbls. Howard;street at 81 304.
CoRN-Yellow 60, white IS cts. SO cents per
bushe.
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j. L9-l0t Al RoYsTER. Trustee.
" Ik,.INIA MANLrACTI NL,.-1 I'd

P1oAc i informed that the undersigned have
~ y. e;ihexloa with any commission house in this
~ ''f Ia 81 Of Iron and steel Manufactured
al their works.
:, b'eessnths md artif,ers using Bar. Band
go p Hprsf shoe ar Kutlron, may rely upon pro.
Ntpe' az oar orhs, articles 10 their line of the
"o,, 4uaAly End II satisfactory rates.
s"foVSni work Of every ipion-incudng
PAes b9!ls' Patesj Nuts, Washers, Sc &c, fur.
"'sNea al short notice end at the lowest prices
- %9-aa~lmN TOMPKIss d. GWYEE.
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

ON SIXTH AND CLAY STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, on MONDAY
AFTERNOON, the I'd day of February, 1882 upon
the premises, commencing at o'clock, 80 feet of
ground on the West line Of Sixth street. adjoining
the residence of Mr.. Robert A. Payne, running
back 1870 feet Also, about 20 feet ofground front
ing ON the North line of Clay street. between Fifth
and Sixth streets, running back about so feet.
TERMS cash. balance st and months, for
negotiable notes. interest added, secured by trust
deed, or title retained. w. GODDlN,
ia II Auct
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, Jan. 90.
FLoUR.-Sales of 1900 bbls. State ut 81 60
ais. Southern 81 6S to 81 81. GRAM UNI
changed. Corn dull. Dealers awaiting their
letters.
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TICKETS SO; halves 5; quarters 30.
T Orders for Tickets in any of the MARYLAND
Lotteries viii meet the mist prompt and confden.
hal attention, if addressed to F. MORRIS & CO.,
Managers, or to c.. PURCELL,
JaT Richmond, Va.
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sTRATTON'S OFFICE.

SIhAIIUN'S UFTICEs
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No. B, January "a:
40 9 81 20 81 80 so IA 6 ~ A.
Ticket Nos. 20 80 AZ, plize of $1,000. Sold
and paid by STRATTON.
For To- Day.-Kentucky, No. 23.-Capitala:
$1,000. Tickets 81.
Also, Kentucky No. 2l.-Capitals: s2l 800,
&c, Tickers IS. ia 81
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
FARM ON THE MAN

CHESTER TURNPIKE, EIGHT MILES
FROM MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-Wil be sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
the 30th January, 1852, upon the premises. COM
mencing at IL O'clock if fair, if not the next fair
day, the handsome FARMS owned by Mr.. William
Evans situated at the forks of the road leading
the Chesterfield Coal Mines and the Huguenot
Springs, one containing SO acres, the other ten
acres, together with all the buildings thereon, con-
sistng in the first named place of dwelling and all
other necessary out buildings, including well ofex-
cellent water; and on the other place, also dwell
ing, including all the farming implements; also,
about fifty barrels Corn, Oats. Clover, Hay, &C.;
one Mule, one Horse, one Colt two Cows, one
Heller, one Cart one Barouche. There has been
seeded upon the Farms fifteen bushels wheat, put
in with guano. The owner having concluded to
remove to Richmond, will sell without limit or
reserve. Possession given about the first of March
next. Terms-for the Land, one-third cash, bsl-
ance at one and two years, for bonds secured by
trust deed. For the personal estate all sums
under $50 cash, over that amount four months
credit, for approved endorsed negotiable paper.
jal9 w. GODDIN, Auct. !
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The Forrest Case decided against Forrest.

The Forrest Case decided against Forrest.
New YORK, January 26.
The jury in the Forrest case have rendered
verdict convicting FORREST Of adultery, and
acquitting Mrs. FORREST; and allowing her
$1,000 per annum alimony. MIR. JOHN VAN
buren,, counsel for Forrest, made application
for time TO decide whether he would apply for
new trial, or file bill of exceptions. He
will decide tomorrow.
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Tickets So halves 6; quarters g.
Certificate OF package of wholes Sl56. Shares
in proportion.
S33 3s7, $4,000, 1900.
Susquehanna Lottery, Class No 7, to be drawn
at Baltimore on Wednesday, February llth 70
numbers, 13 drawn.
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A r AND BELOW COST no CLOsI

A II AND BELOW COST TO CLOSE
"A COPARTNERSHIP-Alli in want of unusual
bargains in almost every description of Dry
Goods, would find it to their advantage to make
early cal, as the business must be closed in
few weeks.
We invite particular attention to our assortment
of printed Jaconets, fancy Beraees, Lawns, Mus.
Inns, light Ginghams, Silks, Ribbons, and many
other styles fancy Goods, most of which we are
selling for ouehali their usual value.
WARREN, FARiSS a. BROWN,
ia i9-ts No TAI Eagle Square.
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MA AG RS OFFICE,
F. MORRIS e. CO.
For This Day.-Capitas Sl6,3l2, 20 of
5000, 10 of 1900, 10 of $50, sc. 76 numbers, IL
drawn. Tickets SIS.
Also the Dollar Lottery-Capitals: $4,000, &c.
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated, Glass s.:
AZ n 80 IS SO 65 AZ 66 So 10 "A 35.
Jazz sc w. PURCELL.
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GOLD MINE ON PEARL sTREET.
LUCK'S OFFICE.
Implements Furnished ut the Mine.

Drawn Nos of Patapsco, AZ, January "a:
66 81 60 81 10 90 So 90 80 25 {.
Drawn Nos of Consolidated, 5:
~ n 30 30 SO 66 az SO SO Is A 35.
For TO-Day.-Bel Air. Glass 4-Capitals
Sl6,3l2, 30 Of 5000, &c. 70 numbers, II drawn.
Tickets IS
Also, a small Lottery of $4,000. Tickets 81.
ia07
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Grand Schemes for February, 1852.
$4,000 10000, 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 6, to be
drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, February It'll
IS numbers, 13 drawn.
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IIChsls SIU, HaVts D, quaftersS oU.
Certificate of package of holes Sll0; halves
So; quarters 81 so.
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REASONABLE ARTlCLEs.--fIot Water
- Dishes aud Covers for buckwheat cakes, oys-
ter stews steak and vegetable dishes, Oyster Boil
ers, Coffee Urns Tenders, of every description,
steel, Brass and Bronzed Fire Sets, Plate Warm
err, &c &C., for sale at GlNTER's,
jazz 1877 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY..
WANTS.

WANTED TO HIRE, Cook, Washer md
w Ironer, for the present ycar. Apply 70 this
subscriber, q his house, Leigh street. or his Of
fce, No. IS Main street.
ia22-ts ANDREW JOUNSTON
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OOKING GLAssES.-A good assortment
IL of Toilet Glasses and Hanging Glasses, for
sale at [ja22l GINTER'S, l37 Main street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. Jannnrv

WARRINGTON, January 26.
In SENATE, to-dav, MIR. HALE presented two
petitions for the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave
Law, and the abolition Of slavery in the Dis.
uict.
Mr.. CLARKE's non.intervcn,ion resolutions
were made the special order of the day for
Wednesday week.
were presented in favor Of the establishment of
mint at New York, and asking notifications
Of the Tariff
The discussion Of the Mexican Indemnity
Bill was resumed, and occupied the remainder
of the days sitting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-27

NJ. WHITE AND DRAB BGCKskIN
HLoF 10 Mems and Womens Paris Kid do;
LineG berlin and Cashmere do: for sale law. by the
subscribers.
Ih0S. & CHARLES ELLIS e. CO,
"a j<-oH Ia Min
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oil sILk.-White, green aud yellow on
~ silk, OF superior quality for sale By
ia 90 o. A. sTRFCkER.
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cCUEIDAM GIMP dozen pure old Schei-
y dam Gin for III edcinal purposes. This article
can be relied on as being OF the best quality. For
sale by j. 26l d. sTRECkER.
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DRIME NORTHERN MERCER Pc.

l. TATOES.-We have in store a small cargo of
prime Northern Mercer Potatoes, suitable for the
table or for planting, for sale by
ia 26-3t LUDLAM e. WATSON
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EADi MADE CLOTHING AT COST.
IL large supply of Overcoats, Business Goats,
Pants, vests &C. to be disposed of at cost, until the
SPRING at HfNkMAN'S, No. SO Main street Those
that wish to purchase will plense call and Judge
for themselves, as | am determined to close out
my winter goods at cost, and no mistake. Come
one, come all, and you will find the cheapest cloth
ing ever sold, at % Main street.
ia 22-dtl2F~ L. HYNFNAN
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Splendid Lottery TOR February l4th, 1852.
$50,000, %, 900, 1900

Eighteen drawn ballots in each package of 25
tickets
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass E, to be
drawn at Baltimore, ON Saturday, Fubruary IA. IS
numbers, lS drawn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T8 81 Fl.
apietcuse folka, by
Mile. Ciocca and Mons. szollosy
To conclude with the elegant Comedy of
SIMPSON e. co.

r~-xs "a 1919 -. WISE Iusnman.
Nv Prices OF Admission-Boxcs SO cents; Par
quette SO cents; Centre Gallery IS cents. Colored
Gallery a5 cents; Eastern Gallery, for white per.
Soma, 10 cents L.
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$4,000, 10000, 5000, 100 prizes of 1000.
Susquehanns Lottery, Class 5, to be drawn at
Baltimore, on Wednesday, January 2s,h. 70 num-
bers, u drawn
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We are without any local news of interest.
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Those over fifty years of age viii be charged IS
psr cent extra. One dollar and fifty cents adunis
sion fee will be charged, in addition TO the above
the drst year, and must be paid AT the time of ap
plication, and the first years depos: within thirty
days. ssst
REFERENcEs.-Dogget g. Anderson, Upholster.
ers, corne< 18th and Governor eta, Richmond, Va.
Geo M West & Bro, Booksellers, Exchange Place;
Smith j. Marvin, Merchants, Main ST.; Bowen &
Bruce Washington Hotel; Mcdonald & Lyons,
Regaiia Manufacturers, Exchange Place; Hablis.
ton e. Bro, Furniture Dealers 18th St, do; Thomas
Hornbrook, merchant, Wheeling; LANG, hard.
ware do, do; George Hardman, builder, do; J F.
Wharton. Editor of Times and Gazette, do; And
Mehafy, Esq, Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, Va; Gee
w Balm, Savings Bank, Portsmouth; NJ Blanchard
Superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor OF
Ohio; Hon Joseph A Wright, Gov'r of Indiana
Hon Augustus c French, Gov'r of Illinois; Hon
austin King, Gov'r of Missouri; Hon Richard
Brodhead. Senator from Penn; Hon James NJ Por.
ter, Easton, do.
All communications should be addressed (pes,
paid to A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
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M ECHANICs, UNION AssOCIA.

NJ EUynANICS' UNION AssOCIA.
~ TlONs-Omce In Exchange building. next
doc: to the Post Office, Richmond, Va-aC,CII
INFLATED CASH AND GUARANTEES I,kpITAI
s1o00o-M B DEAN, President Finance Com.
mittee: VIM. Patton, G. C. Wood, II. B. Judkins
A. Wilbur, Actuary
This Association has declared dividend of thirty
five and one half per cent for the year ending Apr
lst 1882. No liability to assessment
This Is an Association of Working Men and
others for the mutual assistance of each ether ir
case of sickness or accident.
By the payment of the following annual deposits,
you will become life member, and will be entitled
to weekly benefit (frst week excepted during
life, if you should be disabled by sickness or &C.
cident from attending to your ordinary business OF
occupanoL. rcmalcs win draw La case of sickness
common to both sexes.
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER SO
YEARS OF AGE.
Tn h q 0f RatAa.
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RICHMOND g. DANVILLE RAILROAD
Richmon nd and DanyiIle II. X. Odice,l


To the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch
Gentlemen: 1t was with surprise that | read in
you journal, this morning, an advertisement under
the signature of "W. P. Parish g. Co." in which
these gentlemen, in kindly consideration Tor the
public, throw oiscrtd upon advertisements EN-
anaing from this Office in relation to the economy
10 time and money By which passengers travelling
on "the Southsice route" may reach the White
Sulphur Springs.
Can assure The public that Mr.. Parish was on
the 2btn OF last March party to all that our ad-
yertisements contain and that the public may rely
that 1t is hot the ntention of the r. and d. R. R. Co
to falsfy one little thereof sacrifice the public
interests for the sake Of any one
1t is true that proposition was made to the
Company to increase the rate of tolls, as may be
seen from the accompanying communication, but
with which prop Sal the Board declined to comply
In accordance with the wishes of our own stage
contractors, Messrs. Flagg Il Co
have the honor to be, gentlemen,
Your obedient servant.
A. T. D. CLIFFORD,
" Pies't X. and d. R. R.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Mrs. Jane Reilly, the widow Of Edwin A.
Reilly, was returning from town to her home
on yesterday evening, in company with her
little daughter. The horses ran Of with the
carriage before they got out of the town.
The driver'was soon thrown from his seat
the little girl jumped out Of the carriage-Ms.,
Rely retained her seat until the carriage was
upset near the residence of E. e. Cooke, Esq..
where she was thrown out, and with such
force as to experience injuries which imme-
diateiy resulted in her death. She was most
estimable lady, in the prime Of life and the
vigor of health, aud leaves a family Of child.
rem and q numerous relationship to mourn
this most sudden and melancholy event. At
the moment of writing this brief paragraph.
her liieless corpse is being conveyed 10 the
residence of Mr.. Leonard Sadler, OF this town,
under whose hospitable roof she had been
spending the day, in the buoy ancy Of health
and the hope Of many days. Alas, for tho
uncertainty of life Its chord il severed al q
moment when least expected CAariestorn
Spirit. q
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TRIAL FOR RAPE.-One Of the most revolt
ing trials occurred before our County Court
on yesterday, that has ever disgraced tho
criminal docket OF this county. Henry James,
some 40 or as years Of age, a stout. robust
Irishman, though for some time bOatman
on the Shenandoah river, and recently as we
learn, from Rockingham countys was arraigned
and charged with having committed Rape
upon a little white child. the daughter Of q
highly respectable citizen Of Harpers Ferry,
in the 9th year Of her age. We have no dis.
position to PREJUDICE the accused, and shall
therefore give none of the evidence elected be-
fore the Examining Cour. The accused was
remanted to juil for further trial. Counsel
for the Commonwealth, Charles B. Harding,
ESQ.,, and for the Criminal, Andrew Hunter,
ESQ., -Charlestorn Spirit Of Jeferso1, 70.
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tCopy.l

STAUN TON, I4th June 1852.
President D0apille Railroad C0MpQay:
DEAR sIR-We have agreed with the Virginia
Centra! Railroad Company to comprouise rur CO n
fictng interest, and put the fare from Richn mo
TO the White Sulphur Springs via the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad at SIl, provided we put the fare at the
came from Richmond to the White Sulphur via
your road.
AS are equally interested in both routes no
objection, We presume, will be made by your
Board to TX the fare at the same. The Central Rail
road had, before our reduction your road ad
vertised al 20, which induced th e action of your
Board to agree with our proposition, to reduce to
the same The fare is too low az the present high
prices paid for produce on both roads, and the rise
OF 81, half of which to be divided between Rich
nond and Lynch burg, and the other to be divided
between Lynchburg and the White Sulphur, will
put both routes on tae footing, which is, ceI.
tainy. best for both parties, ell collision WILL in
future he avoided and give satisfaction to the par
ties. We have written to Messrs Fasg G. Caldwell
who, we presume, will su 3nit the facts to your
Board.
We regard the compromise most important to
the Southside Road, attractions, by low fare,
will draw of the travel Please let US hear from
you.
Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
(SigneG)
jy l3-2w WILLIAM P. PARISH & co.
OFFICE OF RICHMOND AND DANvILLE R R.
Richmond, July 18th, 1852. )
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
few moments, and 10 request the insertion of the
following in your paper:
The advertisement of July 18th, headed "White
Sulphur Springs by Southside and Lynchburg
Route, and 81. ned ~ P. Parish e. Co.. is 60 Ut
teriy at variance with the engagements which were
entered into by Mr.. F. with the Richmond and
Danvie and the Virginia and Tennessee Railroads,
that it is due to the public the Board of Directors
of this company, and myself, their agent, whose
signature is attached to the card and advertisement
having for its object to secure a portion OF the
spring travel BY the Southside" route that iacts
should be STATED which will convince the public
that the card and advertisement in question was
issued without the slightest intention to mislead
them; and further, thatit was only done alter the
most satisfactory evidence that the engagements en-
tered into with Mr.. F. would have been carried out
in good faith
The following letter from Mr.. Chas. F. NJ Garnett
Chief Engineer of the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, in connection with the communication
from the Vic; President of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad, which appeared in your journal of
yesterday is to the point and will place the matter
at issue in its proper light.
am, sir. very respectfully, your obd't servt
JNO. Fl. OSBORNE,
Supt. of the R. and D. Z R.
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Sole Agents for the state of Virg

EIGHTY THOUS A Nd FEET IA
IL INCH DRESSED FLOORING, even lengrhs !:
Is, COO do white fine Boards and Plank &C 00U dc
seasoned Oak Boards: 1900 do do inch Button.
wood 10, 90 do IA inch C heart Step Plank, now
landing from board schrs Telegraph Canton ano
Ashland, for sale b
my Its r & G. WHITFIELD.
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DOCKS FOR THE HOME CIRCIE.
- NASH e. WOODHOUSE, Eagle Square have

received
Dollars and Gents, fourth edition. two vols-I so
Queechy, by the author of the "Wide, Wide
World" 18th edition. two volumes
Hoods up the Rhine, with wood cuts, two parts
-55 cents; fine edition rs cents
History of the Electric Telegraph Svo-Sl
The. Polypi of the Larynx, &C., by DIR Green,
svo-Sl
The Memorial to J. Fenimore Cooper, avo 81
Journey to Iceland, by Ida Phiefer, 12no-25e;
fine edition SOC
Horse Shoe Robinson, By p Kennedy, revised
edition-S1 SO
Swallow Barn, by Kennedy, plates revised
81 IS
The Napoleon Ballads BY Ben Gaultier-s5c
Book for Corner, by Leigh Hun.-25c; fne edi.
ton 40c
Kinds Popular Treatise on the Solar System
25c; fine edition 40c
Wide, Wide World, 18th edition, lvo-1 50
Claret and Olives, by A D Reach-25c; fine edi-
ton 40c
Home Narratives, editei by Dicaens-25c
l Layard's Nineveh and its Remains, unabridged
81
Heads Faggot of French Sticks, fifth edition-SI
" alks and Talks of an American Farmer in Eng
land-25c; fine edition 4ec
Hoods Own, with comic wood cuts--25c; fine
edition 40c jy8
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NO. i34-GOODs THAT MUST 4

NO. t34-GOODs ThAT MUST BE
~ SOLD.-Having determined 10 close out en-
tirely my stock of Summer Ready. Made Clothing
before the end of the season, such deductions will
be made as to sales TO all in want, who may
favor me as well as themselves with q call. Ny
stock is yet large comprising every article in the
line OF Clothing and styles Of Goods out this
Fits guaranteed. Call and sappy yourself with a
cool suit of inen black cloth, or light
simere for cash word TO the wise is sufficient.
j. d, GOODMAN,
No ] "a Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
B-eurnishing Goods, a large supply on hand.
jy Is
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xNTHITe SULPHUR sPRINGS-BY
II lluITIsInE AND IYNCHRIlRG RQIITE

w SOuTHSiDE AND LfNCHBURG ROUTE.
II is due to the public to state, that the advertise
mepts promising to take passengers from Rich.
snond to the White sulphur Springs by the South.
side and Lynchbnrg route. for the sum OF ten dol
Iars, cannot be compiled with If our stages are
relied ON to take them from Butord's
We not at liberty to make any through ticket
for a less sum than eleTen dollars; nor can We de
liver passengers at the White Sulphur in less than
two and one half days.
is ls-ow w FARISH e. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-22

NrOTICE.-R r DUyAL having this day ia
~ Aen his brother, J. P. DUeAL, INTO co-pArs
nersE1in he business will in future be conducted
by H.. X. Duyai & Brother, at the old stana,
under the American Hotel. We are naw RECEIVING
fresh supplyof Drugs Medicines, Painfs' ols, &c
&c sa hope by strict personal attention. 70 tIe'h
portion OF paoiic patronage. d. ~ ssI
Richmond. July lst, 1859. "