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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-24

! OST, on Thursday evening, probably between
IL the African Church and the City Hail. rock-
ct Book, containing some 800 in money, and some
papers valuable only TO the owner. A liberal re
ward will be paid tor the recovery of the Pocket
Book and contents Apply at the Dispatch office.
au 2I-ts
I AND WAKNANTs.-We wish to purchase
- 100 Land Warrants, for which the highest mar.
ket price vail be paid
au2l CIV. PURCELL g. co.
SCGAH-HUUsE Hi0aASSEss, In bbls and
~ hhds, tor sale by
au20 JOHN III. CLAIBORNE.
hKIVEK WANTED.-Wantet, DRIVER
f. to drive team the street. For good one
(white Or black.) liberal hire will be given. En-
qu!re at this Office. az 1s-lw
Ia EXICAN MUSTANG LENIA NIENT,
AFA Arabian Liniaruent, Roses Pain Killer, Davis
Pain Killer Sands SarsapSrila. Townseni's Sarsa-
parlha, Cherry Pectoral, Cod Liver OIL receiv ed
and for sale by W.M D4DE,
Chemist and pothe cary,
aus Main street, near Cd Market
EINE CHEWING TUBAC( ., sMOh-
l. ing Tobacco Macca uban Snuff, Scotch, Rappee
snuff, Fine Cigars, Tor sale by
au % WMDADE.
OUGAR HOUSE MOLAssEs.-5O hhds
auIs DAVENPoRT, ALLEN & co.
NJ HIskEY.-2OO bbls Mountain Dew, for
au Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
E'KkNCH BRANDY.-4O malt pipes tor sac
au le DAVENPORT, ALLEN L. CO.
IACksUN'S SUMMER CANDLES, Ri
- lie and Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse, Rice,
Cotton Yarns, Hydraulic Cement, Brazil Sugar,
Whisky, N L. Rum, &c, for sale by
au 10 DAVENPORT ALLEN CO
WHITE MAY WHEAT FOR SEED
W So bushels, tor sale at 81 per bushel. apply
to l.. d. CRENSHAW q CO
RLEAK HOU-E, No. 6.-Blackwooa Tor
2nc par, of the Necromancer, by Reynolds &c
Bleak House, by Charles Dickens, No 6-12c
% GIN WEST & BRO.
IsKIME LAKD.-25 kegs Bngg Family
au 23 RM BURTON.
DROWN STOUT.-Iu casKs plats rlnzI &
ID Williams superior Brown Stout, received for
sale by
au % RIM BURTON
DOCKET CUTLERY.-Af fine assortment of
L our own importation, just received and for sale
lowby c J. SINTON II CO,
au2 % IL Main street
NIDER AND ALE.-5 bbls Ale Is bbls CT.
y der landing, and for sale by
au ~ NM 1AfLoR
M Doxes lresn Italian mac
In caroni received for sale by
jy3l r. M. BURTON.
NEW FLOUR.-Braggs new Flour, in IA
y bLs, for sale by
iyI4 R NJ BURTON
CHEEsE.-40 boxes i'll store, Tor sale low TO
~ c.ose.
sui8 WILLIAMS 81 BRO.
k.NiiE-n kAS.-UuupUWuer ana Oolo-g
L Teae, OF extra line qualify, received; for sale
aul6 RIM. BURTON.
CHILDRENS, GIGs.-Fresh supply just
~ received from the Factory-tor sale by
K. NJ ZIMMERMAN,
au Is Corner Main and l2rh sts
T EMUNs.-iU boxes Lemons, just received ior
Ia lie low, by Wan. TAYLOR.
au 10
1 AkD.-IU bbls prime Lard, just received per
IL steamer Belvidere, teE sale by
au 10 WIN TAYLOR
L'AMILY AND EXTRA sUPEkFiNE
L FLOUK-For sale by
auls GEORGE J. HERRING
NINEGAh.-ClarIne and Isle of Wight, tor
sale by
au Is WILLIAM EfIILES IN
slEAHL 8TAKCH.-I0O boxes Tor sale by
& au Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. co.
1NTE AnE nECEIVlNG n Lake.
w and well selected assortment OF Fancy Goods,
Periunerv sc, waicn We oder ior ssie al NO 40
Broad street. x, ,ppvr
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scheme 'TnsHnE -iaDital -
,~r~, EUn PiiILADELPiiiA AND

sssxsksss~.ss CARE MAf.-Ihe splendid steamship
FGNA>lLEAhIA Wi. sail usual on Wednesday,
~ last al II O'Clock, NJ. landing and receiving
pa>sea@egs al Cape May. For freight or passage
Apply !,
a4>3 MAYO Il ATKINSON
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- APOTnECA ny AND DK U u
lzSToRE 2z2 BROAD STREET-THUMAS

. APOTnECA AND DIX U u
0STOkE, 222 BaOAD STkEET.-ThOMAS
~ Z. PACE, having just returned from the
- North with well selected stock OF Paints,
Oil., Dyestuiis Cigars, Fancy and other goods, in
his line OF business, offers mis- STOCK 70 his friends
and the pubic generally. Having been engagedin
the Drug business tor many years. he lees conf
d. ut that hs knowledge OF the business qualify Of
his goods, and desire TO please. will ensure the
confidence of all wishing goods la his line.
r- Prescriptions cafeini pat up day and
night Persons wishing any thing after the store b
closed will please ring the bel al the front door.
A share Of public patronage Is requested.
au2l THOMAS L. PACE
I IVEkrOOL sALT.-sO0 sacxs MArsnsii
Ii brand, in store, for sale by
au2o JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
NEW ELOUk.-Taisierfos family Flour for
Il ale oy
sui6 r. N. bUhlON
EKEsH VANILLA BEANs.-one cass
mime Vanilla beans Jus, received and or ala
bv PURCELL, LADD 4 co,
suIs Druggists, ~ Main street.
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~ MULE lost -s;fayed OF stolen
~, rom farnes &, Sweeneys stable. on Wed
L---4, '..-.t !a-. eia" TX Mare Mule. Of me
ci-.' -.l-, -s h-t mat, ,itA a W-i,e spot Oh lue
p1e., ca-ze1 tsy,a l- rUbb,ng Oh the saddle. A
n5efa. reward VII be Civ Il To- the delivery OF sail
Mule 10 N Il tae safe Court House Richmond.
euEf-3tF NJ r. STARKE
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EDUCATION

HURLEY,s OFFICE.
Opposite the Old Market.
$4,000 sold.
Drawn Nos Delaware No 81; drawn August Goth
lowest prize, IS:
90 81 80 Is SO 81 l9 60 AZ Is 25 "a As
Ticket Nos Is IS 81, the fourth Capital Prize Of
$1,000, sold and paid by HURLEY
Drawn Nos Delaware No 81:
Of 90 81 IL 3 4s SO ~ 6s 81 81 42 66
Ticket Nos 81 e5 ~, prize of $500 by
su 23-2t+ HURLEY
& No. I SHELL OYSTERS-
R2aa6S Just received, fresh from Cherrystone,
and kept on ice Call and try item, at
THE ARBOUR.' York River
Grabs, HOLSTERS, Picked Oysters, Lamb
Haiibut, Hog Fish, and various other luxu-
ries hand, and will be served up in our best
style at moments notice. Drop in and try them
Corner Main and 18th streets.
au l9-6t R. w. ALLEN
I EECHks, LkECHES.-The public are
IL hereby informed that have just received by
Adams Express, superior lot of Swedish Leeches,
which will be applied upon reasonable terms |
can always be found the Hair Dressing Shaving,
Shampooing and Bathing Salo, under the Amer
can Hotel-entrance on 18th street.
R. C. HOBsON
N. B-Cupping and Leeching attended to at the
shortest notice, and upon the most rea enable
terms. au II
IVORY PEARL DE NTIFRIC For
j. whitening and preserving the Teeth and healing
the Gums. This preparation is prepared after the
directions OF an eminent French Physician, and is
recommended by many medical writers as one OF
the safest that could be used 1t is realty put Up in
enamelle1 jars. Price % cents. For sale by
Z PICOT,
au ls Corner opnosite the Old Market
NEW HUUTs, NEW BOOT~.-Jugt re.
ceiyed, lot of beautiful Boots IN ade of French
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sAREyEEt WANTEU.-Wanted, a DRIVER
e. to drive team on the street. For good one
(white Or black,) liberal hire will be given En-
Qu!ra at this office. az IG-lw
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sSCGAK-HUUSE hIOaASSEs,, in bbls and
~ hhds, tor sale by
au 20 John Fl. CLAIBORNE
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Main street
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Glass 65 August le:
- II 90 20 80 40 = 53 % IS 80
Whole ticket Nos ~ sc &C. the 2nd capitaI-a
prize UI ,0U0 sent to this cfice.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, No e. August 20 ::
~ 81 80 e 90 L ~ Is AZ Is p "a Is
Quarter Ms Is - "a prize OF $1,000 sent to
inls Office, and sod By NJ Hurley, Nender, Rich
l1y:.d Va
Drawn Nos. Delaware Lottery Glass 68, Aug. 2l
- - 40 : 40 u 81 l9 20 81 81 70 "a
scheme To-Day Capital S2l $50, ) %, 5000
20Jj, 10 Vi UJt - II goo 50 ot l00 35l of 75 sc
II NUN bare Il Ilnlnr llraafs 81 All "a
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EINE CHEWING TUBAUf ., sMOh-
l. ing Tobacco, Macca uban Snuff, Scotch, Rappee
Snuff, Fine Cigars, Tor sale by
au % w. M DADE.
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UARNIsH.-I am now manufacturing on an
' extensive scale Varnishes OF all grades, made
OF the pure African gum, and warranted interior To
none in the market-anlung which are
Coach Varnish, Damar Warmth
Furniture do, Book binders do
Japan do, Picture Varnish
Also, dark, brown and gold Varnish for timers;
for sale.
au23 O. A. STRECkER
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ia EXICAN MUSTANG LENIA hENT,
w Arabian Liniatnent, Roses Pain Killer Davis
Pain Killer Sands Sarsapsriila. Townseni's Sarsa-
parlila, Cherry Pectoral, Cod Liver OH, received
and for sale by w NJ. DADE,
Chemist and pothe cary
au % Main street, near Cd Market.
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GREGORY "a AiAtfSX.
Managers, Richmond. Virginia
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Glass Is, August Ii

successOrs 70 J. ". Maury q Co.-otice No 6.
Main street.
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(Slgned) w. Y. MUSE.
Manufactured byP. P. DU VAL, NJ. D., King
William c. H., Va, to whom all orders should be
addressed. Price 81 IL cents and q per bottle.
For sale in Richmond, Va, by PURCELL, LADD
& CO, wholesale agents, and by THOMAS &
= CARTEY, }. BLAIR, A. BODEEER, and WIN.
p. LADD; i'll Baltimore, by CANDY d HATCH;
in Portsmouth, by GARLICK Il GWATRMEY,
aud by Druggists generally gu 6-3tawts
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-06

aPROyEnBNTs IN THE TWELFTH WARD BUILDINGS
NOW COURSE OF ERECTION.
Before reported in the herald. 900
Harrisons large sugar refinery and large
frame building .......... ........l 20, 900
Public school nj CsrmaDsville. 1000
Two cottages by r r. Carman, at So 900 -. 8 900
Ten brick houses do. $500 -. IS 900
Ten cottages in and about Carmansvile, ave-
rage $1,000. -. .................. 10000
One do corner Eighth avenue and lsOth street
BY Capt Dean .:..............: o5O0
One cottsge corner Fifth and l3lst st. 1000
One do. corner Sixth syerue and Broadway. $500
Two do. do Fifth and Sixth avenues at 81 500 5000
Two do. do Sixth avenue and l21tn st do. 200
One DO do do 127th street ;. 1000
One factory do. 129th street 800
Large brick store and dwelling corner 125th
street and Eighth avenue, by J. X Walter, IL, 900
One store corner l25tb street and Fourth ave-
nue., by Sni1en. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
OBe cottage near l. III avenue, by M Edes, Z, 500
One corner Manhattan street and Tenth ave-
hue, by M. G. McJiDsey. -. ........ $500
Two large mansions on Prospect Hill. ..... 70, 900
Eight smaii cottages in aud about Harlem
and Maphattanvile, at g, 900 each. 10 900
Large house corner Third avenue and 10Th
street, ~ Alderman M;Gowen ........... 5000
! great many more about Harlan Manhattsn,
and CaImaDsville not taken account ia fact it
Is almost Impossible TO get account Of the hole
Jmpfovtmtnts going on ia the vel:th ward but
there cannot DC iess than half million dollars now
expepdiDg.
We are glad to zee this ward improving by tho
right class Of our citiZ and gentlemen
Of limited neans-wbo do not wish TO expend all
their income in rent There have been moro i'm.
prov, ments done in Harlan, Manhsttaovills and
CarnaDsvile, this last year, than for ten years
before, and we find there IL constant Inquiry for
property BY persons 10 build for themselves. We
are not surUrsed that such should be the fact. The
advantages for building great-the ground costs
little 10 grade almost sand enough is got out of the
pellsr to build the hoafe, supply OF the Gro
Jon VI any elevation. snd grading the streets and
building sewers can be done &c one quarter he ex
pence Of any other part OF the island. The i'm
provemens now gong on has induced others for
'hese has been $50 lots recently purchased Hsr-
len Flats, by persons who intend improving them
directly The two (if not more) additional rail-
esds, % be carried out shortly. will afford persons
vissasG " live ma = bouse ana 10 nave . small
,axasa, ~ moderate rent, the opportunity to Do ~.
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Sun at SS7s for Ohio Mixed corn ssals At Gao Meas
pork Is declining sales being made ct $le Whisky Is
at lgLc, with iuil mattet
NEw 0RLEANs October 6, 1852
The saie OF Cotton to day reached coo b,-s st de-
cline OF go Middliug L. now quotsd Mt gssoa 0%c.
The stock on hand nov amounts TO 98 600 bales Mess
pork nov sells Of SIS so The hog head Of tbs Few
crop OF sugar wes received here to-day
ALs.rY Oct 6. 1862
No receipts have been reported. rionr II 800 bills
sold at steady prices. Wheat Ne sales Oats.-rhe
supply light prices nominal 800 Corn IL wsr
10 600 bushels old at 6Shc for mixed Western Bar
l-y-ssies Of eco bushels four rowed AZ rs 300 for
ordinary To prime,
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Our Connecticut Correspondence.
OLD SAYBRooK, Conn Oct, 4, 1852.
Tour, Election


Totcr Election
The election for ewn officers took place TO day
The result is as follows, for tewn clerk;--
Gurdou Smith, democrat ..........El
George Conklin, whig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l73
Democratic msjority OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
For selectmen the democrats elected by ma
jorities varying from 1l9 to 2l4 This is q new
town, and the only one incorporated by the last
Legislature. The wings ali out, and said they
expected to carry it The democrats Will give
Pierce and King at least l25 majority. Conne;ti-
rut will 20 for Pierce and KiDg, S.
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TcIegraphic Reports.

NEW OHLEANB tct 4 1872.
The relies Of cotton saturday oco 5-.es To-
Day the market has been bsav and questions are ono
eighth u . cent lover. Nid1ling ~ SHo. Flour %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-06

~ ENTLENEN AND THEIR WIVES CAN BIZ AC-
" commodated with pleasant, neatly Furnished front
rooms and good hoard. In first class house. 800 Fourth
street. Albion place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-06

ryyIFus a CORNELL MANUFACTURERS OF TIN
4 Toyt. o. every variety fancy jspsnnea Tin Ware
sued Tobacco Boxec and Speotaclb Casos and ALI kinds
X pgsssed onos and sample room "a Iotr svoss
sssr Nassau street,
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A PLEASANT BACK PAkLOR, FRONT AND BACK
"A bedroom. furnished otherwise, second fo,r OF
house ~ street, with partial board required
DC Lad ny gentleman and his wife, or two single gentle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-06

DRlv B0ARD--FURNiSHED ROOMS AND
i hoard at 81 East Twentieth street. between Fourth
ayenu e and broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS gaNEWED sgERf DAY.
RoARDING AND LODGING.

~sEE EvENTH PAGE. "a
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DooMs To LET-A FRONT PARLoR AND Bed
II ROOM and bath attached. the second door.
with breakfast and If required. DO had bv
single gentlemen At No. 10 White street, third door
from Broadway.
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A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-sUITABLE FOR ONE
N two single gentlemen Rent three dollars per week.
Inquire at .7ola Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-06

ID ooMS AND BOARD IN BRooKLYN-FWo ROOMS,
IA either furnished unrarnished those having daugh
educate would DO preferred. Address b., Herald
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VTU LEI-AT HUBUkEN, TWO CONVENIENT AND
handsome three story basement and under cellar brick
houses within four blocks of the ferry in the
Hudson street known Franklin Terrace The houses
upon one OF the most sites 10 the vicinity New
York upon high ground and good SOIL haviog view Of the
bay ano river Each house has twelve panres and
large under cellar flower garden
in front and yard forty five feet deep
houses finished with in tho kitchens hot cold
water at the washtubs and sinks with every onvenenoo
for hot and cold baths shower baths &C. They within
half hour Of Wall street, and will be let
New York rates Inquire a. the oboken Land oico Of
W. w. SHIPPEN, Agent
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rTo LET-Two LARGE ROOMS. ONE OK TIES SECOND
floor and the third. with without board. APP
ply a No. 2G lrenn Nich
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cent lower than any Of the similar imporations nov
in the market complete assortment of the following art
elcsLithographo French Papers, different szos indian
Papers OF French and assorted coors Cored
Papers for labels and bookbinders French Presses Tie
msreer Machines for Engraving. Autcgraphc fresses
(Porer) Rollers Mill Board Papers, Ihthographio INKS
and varnhes OF every description Spunges OF Venice,
Iols Instruments for engraving such as Diamonds Bu-
rims Stones Of Munich different sizes &c. All orders will be
received and executed very reasonable conditions &c
ut the shortest notice, by I'll. LACOMbE, NO warren
street, corner of Broadway, upstairs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GRATES AND RENDERS.-u. KELIY'S CRATE AND
~ teudeS nufnctory No. 5 Broome street. three sos
west Of the Bowcry adjoining Dr. Cones Church. Builders
and others who are about TO purchase would do well
call as ne 10 confident that his patterns, for variety As4
oheapnese, unBurpascod.
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INTEREST ON CITY .sTocKs.-TgE INTEREST ON
L tho public stocks Of the city Of ew York due and
payable Now 1852 will be paid that day by shepherd
Knapp. ESQ Chamberlain f the City at the Meehancs'
Bank No 80 Wall street, The DO ks will lie closed
on Wednesday, Oct u at o'clock Pm For the accom-
odston OF stockholders transfers will DO permitted
during the period the books remain closed take effect
Nov. l. 1852. JOSEPH X. TAYLOR. Comptroller.
Conn trollers Ofhce New York. Oct. A. 1872
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DRIyATE B0ARDiNG.-A WIDOW LADY VINO
has but lstey reno to this city, ting n
iopahe tho city in tho vic Fifth avenue
Mad's square. can accommodate iaiy ant gentleman
with elegant suite Of the door
ssting OF parlnrs and large iroom with
al armetts by superior Fronoh cooks Dinner
o'clock might he desired Tho house Is
trst class lighted WITH and heated sth
mace; and cod baths forms. 500 per month,
vance need apply unless wanting
Ad ircss Madame Martin {, Herali Office.
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SToREs TO LET.-THREE STORES TO LET IN COURT
~ street Breokiyn saisbe for Furniture storee dry
goods ehoe will be rented liquor
rent 500 Tor large store. S for The small Inquire OK
S. L. TOWNSEND.
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TWO OR THREE VERY PLEASANT ROOMS, FUR
i pehed. T. let single ger trmeu, without board In
private family Is convenient u three stage routes
qure at zgl Eat broadway. References exchanged
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Two LET, FOR THE WINTER-SUITES OF ROOMS.
handsomely furnished with private table and every
attendance necessary for private families The house
pleasantly situated and reilee with all modern nprove
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-25
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
FANCY ARTICLES. d

SAMUEL X. SYLVESTER, Druggist, corner of II and 9Th
- streets is in the possession of select stock purc
unaduterated Drugs Medicines and Chemicals together
with and beautiful of the most popular
and approved Perfumeres for the fashionable o Fancy
Articles &C., all of which he tenders for sale the most
pleasing and accommodating terms
Grateful for the very liberal continuous patronage so
generously awarded the establishment he begs leave
the that all orders, heretofore will con
tinue to receive his prompt personal attention.
Ca Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded-his
department being under his sole supervision.
SODA WATER.
His Soda Fountain, (Soa's Patent 1tnaoSphe71c) from
which the purest draughts of the gcuiae Carbonated
Water cy cold may be quaifed in copous deicousness
now in active operation, illustrating by daiynceasng
properties and more agreeable and paloabe qualities to the
inspid common, httu Larbonc Acid Gas generated in
COPPER FOUNTAINS, ycept Soda Water and, under that
assumed cognomen, dispensed to confdpg unsuspectng
public june l4-eo2w
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Office of the General Insurance
Agency.
GATED on Seventh street, betaoeeen ID and Il, nedrty
opposite odd FelloWs Hall,

Located on Seventh street, betsoeeen and q, nearty
opposite Odd-FeIloWs' Hall,
WTHERE Policies will be granted Lfe He elth, Fire,
w and Marine Risks, in the following compan 'es VIZ
AMERICAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New HAVEN CONNECTICUT Capital $l90000 Rates
Of premium reduced 26 cent Payable ia cash annually
semiannually and quarterly Lives Of slaves insured at
the rate others BENJAMIN SILiMAN Presdcnt !;
BENJAMIN MOVES, Secretary.
WASHINGTON COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF GRANVILLE New YoRK-the largest and safest
tua insurance company in the world Capital S930 1885,
ami e00 members designed for farm property and
detached dwenghouses, which will be insured ut
seventh of the rates usually charged by sock companies
S. s. CowEN, President; A, BIsHop Secretary.
COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPANY, OF AMSTERDAM,
New YORK Capital $125000, besides large surplus cash
fund Policies issued Fire. Marine, and Inland navga-
on and transportation risks at the usual rates of other
responsible companies L. G. GARDINER, President; ALDEN
L. MALLERY, Secretary.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF FORT PLAIN, NEW
YORK Capital 0oo beside large surplus cash fund
Insures under the system the stock mutual PLAN
PETER J. WAGNER, Presidents JOSIAH Cook, Secretary.
re- Since he above agencies have been established,
have insured $4000000 Of property and paid eight
esse to the full satisfaction of the claimants in current
funds Gentlemen having property uninsured respect
fully invited to call at this Office where ample references
and full explanations will be cheerfully given.
Agencies granted by JAMES I. CLOSE
General Agent for the States of Virginia and
mar 9--11m Maryland, and Dist. of Columbia.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-06-25
I'm. HARRIs's INFIRMA.RY,
IL no. 81 SOUTH GAY STREET,
BETWEEN SECOND AND LOMBARD STREETS.
4sS- A 81 RE AND SJEEDY nrRE EFEEpTED or


AS- SAFE AND SPEEDY C2I2E EFFECTED OR NO
MONEY REQ UIRED.
over twenty years experience in the treatment of all
forms OF PRIVATE DISEASES enables DR.. HARRIS TO in
sure sound and specify in any of these complaints
His remedies free from disgusting oils balSa poisonous
compounds Of mercury, and Injurious drugs, which often
lead TO eapoe rendering the unha ppy sufferer inUdtd
torIh
THIS INFIRMARY,
celebrated throughout the UNION for the eectua
all CLASSES of Secret Diseases in the shortest time
complished by proper and se remedies established in
this cty over thirteen years ago. as REFUGE from Quacke
ry No public notice of this Institution would lie required
We're not for the number of strangers in large city
posed TO IMPOSITION from the aluring bats OF Mock Doc
TORS who will promise anything to entice strangers u their
WHITED sEPuLcIRRs.
ENFEEBLED MANHOOD
may here find certain restorative. The remedies Of DR.
HARRIS in renoyating the POWERS
removing all ORGANIC DISABILITY with other evils, entaed
by cer Secret Habit Innocent In action, certain in
effect and unsurpassed by any discovery of the age
TO FEMALES.
Dr. H. has given particular attention to female diseases
His experience enables him TO relieve and
all Irregularities Nervous Derangement Constitutional Veal
ness, General Debility, de- Prompt attention given let
ters, and treatment marked with skill and delcacy Com
municatons sacredy inroiote.
Distant cured at home, by addressing DR. COR
DON HARRIS, Baltimore, Qetters postpaid) Medicine
in any direction by mail may 27-ly