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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19
rTtR WEEKLY DISPATCH

N7UE partnership Of HENRY RosENFELp &
| MOTHER was this day, by mutual consent,
s-.s,lyei Ali persons having claims against the
In, viii please present them to b. Resented ior
s,,,.rd and make i'm mediate payment TO him, as
r. ,,-,scr .ndu' gcncc can be given.
HENRY ROSENFELD,
ISAAC ROSENFELD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-19

CLOCKS. CLOCkS.-Papier Mache, Rose
~ wood, Mahogany, Mantel and Marine or Chro.
nometer, 8 day and 30 hour Clocks. A large
sortment from the best manufacturers for sale by
r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
"a 10 Corner Main and 18th streets.
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70-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

T0-PARTNERsHIP NOTTCE.-T6e sub-
y scribers having formed co-partn ership foE the
purpose OF conducting the Apothecary and Drug
business, have taken the store formerly occupied
Old Market, where they respectfully solicit call
from their city and country friends. They will
keep constantly hand well selected stock of
Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
stuffs, Glass, Putty, &c.
n. B.-Strict attention paid TO prescriptions. -
Country orders attendedto with dispatch.
JNO. N. LUMPKIE,
oc2l JAS. d. THOMAS.
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DLATE WARMERS.-A handsome assort-
| ment of English PLATE WARMERS, imported
direct, and for sale at l.. GINTER'S,
jag 1877 Main street.
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nUUhS, sTATiONERY, AND PIANO
ID FORTES.-NASH d WOODHOUSE, 139,
Main street, have for sale an extensive collection
of BOOKS, in all branches of knowledge, the
Lawyer, the Doctor, the Clergyman, the Teacher,
the Student, the Legislator and all others will find
the various books suited to their wants and tastes
Stationery of every description.
The largest assortment of superior Piano
FOrtes to be found in the Southern country, from
the lowest priced to the most costly manufacture,
which will be sold at as low prices can be OBJ
tanned North, and warranted to give entire salts,
faction. They are agents for three of the oldest.
largest and most reliable makers of Piano Fortes
in America. Also, for sale, superior toned Guitars
ia Is
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WINTER BLEACUED LAMP OIL, of
w superior quality, warranted not to chill or
gum the wiek-only 30 cents per gallon; for sale
by u PlCOT.
ia 16 Corner opposite the Old Market
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uAY $3.50 bales superior Northern Hay, land
LII ing at Rockets, per shr. Gipsey, and for sale
by JNO. w. WRIGHT,
ia 2 Dock Wharf.
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DUMAS, IIAsT.-J W RANDOLPH has
~ for sale large stock of Novels and Magazines,
and among the latest is Sketches in France, by A.
Dumas-50c ial5
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CHEWING TOBACCO.-superiorC Chewine
" Tobaeco-Gilmans, H.fdgrove's, Lynchburg,
For sale by PURCELL LADD CO,
ja IA Druggists, 80 Main street corner l4th
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ERESH CAMPHINE AND FLUID. OF
IL the best quality, constantly on hand, and fresh
supplies received weekly; for sale by
Ia 10 L. PICOT, Druggist.
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CATHOLIC ALMANAC, 1872. w.
" RANDOLPH has for sale the etropolitan
Catholic Almanac and Daily Directory for 1852
37c ia Is
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S0UP DIGRsTERS.-Threes sizes, an article
~ that no family should be without. for sale by
fg II m r. NJ ZIMMERMAN
In IL ~ Corner Main and 18th streets
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NTATIONERY.-J. w. RANDOLPH No. l2l
y Main street. can supply anything in the Sta.
;onery line, of the best quality, and at moderate
pricse ia IA
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NORN STARCH, for Puddings, Blanc Mango,
v Cake, Custards, &c A fresh supply received
and for sale by
je7 SEABROOk d REEVE
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DEVERAL YOUNG GERMANS, Of industrious
~ and sober habits, de ,irous to obtain stua.
tons as Porters in stores. Apply to
ja17 OA STREcKER.
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SCOTT AMONG THE cHERoKEEs.

BY treaty made in 1885, the Cherokees,
occupying portions of the States of Georgia.
Alabama North Carolina, and Tennessee, had
stipulated to emigrate lands allotted to them
west of the Mississippi.
There were but a~small portion of them,
however, who had gone to their new home
west of the Mississippi. The numbers remain
ing amounted to $4,000, and they had refused
10 leave. General Scott received orders on the
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10th of April, 1888, to take command of the
United States troops ordered to the Cherokee
country, to enforce the fulfilment of this treaty
obligation. Deeply impressed with the pain
fnl circumstances under which this more than
half civilized people were now to expatriate
themselves from the homes they had so long
enjoyed. General Scott desired to accomplish
his mission with the utmost forbearance and
regard towards this highly interesting race
He accordingly issued an address to the army
invoking their kindness and care for the emf
grants, and deprecating in the strongest man
nor all violence or harshness in the discharge
Of the duties that might dcvolve upon them, in
case of the refusal of any to join the general
emigration. He issued another address to the
Indians, setting forth the labors he had come
to perform. Kindness and humanity are stamp
cd III unefInceablc characters upon these pa
pcrs; and, taken IN connection with his subse.
quent conduct in the discharge Of his mission,
will forever add lustre to the fame Of General
Scott
The tribes were at length put in motion, and
the vast, tawny multitude slowly wended its
way towards the distant waters of the Missis-
sppI. 1t was another Exodus of whole
people. The great and manifold difficulties
ard perlls of conduct so large a body of men,
women, and children, may be readily conceiv-
ed. But General Scott mastered them all. and
Tor five moths superintended and guided an
emigration, almost unparalleled, and requiring
more wisdom, patience, and perseverance,
than is often called into exercise during the en-
tire life of an ordinary man. The work was
accomplished successfully. In what manner
it was done. let DIR. Charming the eloquent
Boston divine, answer. He says "Tn tho whole
history Of the intercourse of civilized with bar
barous or half-civilizcd communities, we doubt
whether a brighter page can be found than that
which records General SCOTS agency in the
removal of the Cherokees. AS far as the
wrongs done to this race can be atoned for,
General Scott has made the expia,ion. 1t
would not be easy to find among US man who
has won purer fame
To DE CONTINUED.
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y 4 f,om NE LVnch0nrg CAeap Publication Depot
Read the Joo~tag la cargty, and send IN your orders
Grnhnm's Magazine for September
Godey's Lndy's Book for September,
Sortan's Margarine for September,
Uncle Toms Cabin ns il is or life in the South.
My Shooting Box, by Frank Forester
Blanche of Brnndywine. romance by Lippard,
The Adventures Of Marquis, by Alex. Dumas.
Flag Of Our Union, American Courier,
Gleasons Pieolinl, Waverly Magazine,
Uncle Snm, Arthurs Home Gazette.
London Punch, Ny. Spirit the Times,
aud gren mnny other Weekly papers for August 2lst,
received this morning, for sno by the single Humber
subscribers tnken by the yea and any of The
country. Cheop Publication Novels and every variety
Of light reading will he received by Express
issued Send oil your orders for lnte Novels Newspa
pers. &c., to l.. WARROCK'S,
Cheap American Newspaper. Periodical and Maga-
zine Publication Depot at the store recently occupied by
Payne & Bell, nearly oppositeJ. G. Mems, Main ST.
Ang 2O..ala
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DAILY YIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR.
EEHNN&.

The YIRGISIAS published daily at - and sen weekly at
81 ror annum in No subscription Il taken for shorter
la than paper Is dieontinu ue except Mt
me opti5n Proprietor until all shall have
paid.
AnYERTIsEMESTs are inserted for 80 ren7 Per square, or
ers every form insertion and 81 c for every outer
one number Of insertions Is not marked on the Ms 1t
VII be puaisct-ti and charged accordingly
he YEARLY RATES nreFor the privilege Of two squares,
daily $50 square daily So scmtweey
-if inner form, daily $40 srmweeky s5 Every yearly
advertiser will his advertising his
lar line Of business space stipulated for
he will be charged ratally for the excess
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:. LEXINGTON a Through

gsss..,ss.s.s.s.,r1a7 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS IN
onr MAI PICKETT Boats by Scoitsriiic
and Lgncdbnre On and after the 10Th, Bonts will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, the usuul
hour P NJ. and nrive in Lynchburg in "a hours, and
in Buchanan in II hours
Returning, leavc Buchanan at "a a. NJ, every day,
except Sunday, aud arrive in Lynchburg 6d P NJ
Leaye Lynchburg at 8 p. md arrive in Richmond in
b hours, in time with the Norfolk boats lcny
ing mt d A. aud the Southern aud Northern Rnil
Road cars leaving Mt A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
of Stages at North River Returning. lenvc Lexington
every day, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
IL hours.
Passengers for farmviIle fare 81; Buckingham II.
fare 1925; Charlottesville, fare $2 and Staunon, nre
81 will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Friday Boats
Below card Of time Of arrival intermediate dis.
tHnces
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MAIL TRAIN.
Accommodation Trnin,

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
I'm aud aiter Thursday, the 18th, n Freight Train
" with Passenger Cnr attached, will leave Lynch
burg daily Saturday and Sunday exccpted) nj o'clock
P. M, and leave Bulord's daily, (Sunday and Monday
excePted) al 61 o'clock,A NJ.
Freight intended for this trim accompanied by two
dray tickets must be delivered in the Depot before
the previous evening All freights be pre- pa
l0--dts THOS. JELLIS, Ag't
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SATURDAY MORNING,
RAILROADS AND CANAL.
I5;s LII z4.Easszzsa E.s.a.ssz.;!a yisG!NiA AND TEN

77-z----Hh----HR- NESNEE KAKEkOAD.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF SLANES.-No Slnve
will be permitted ride the Rnirond cars. with.
ut spseial prftken permission from his her owner
or The agent guardian ~ the owner unless aceompa
MED by the person otherwise entitled iheil
ssryirc Such permit must be given in duplicate one
ofwhich will be retained by the Conductor of the Train
CIAS. I. NJ. GARNETT,
march 1S--ts Chief Engineer.
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IYNCHBURG.
RICHMOND.
: .sIwas nAmslilP LINE OLE

rslslI-rrh u. Z r a III : lf r L1NE OF
sE%Sae-l=-zAz PA AChETS. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Positively every Wednesday,. until further notice ce-union
Steamship Gompany's Line-The two new and hcnnrifu
steamships VIRGINIA. Captain Zealand PENNSYI.-
VANtA Captain Buymore of these fine steamships
will leave Richmond Tor Philadelphia every Wednes
day They are beautifully ftted up for passengers arc
provided with Francis. Patent Mctalic Life Boats set
fr lnte ables aud every attention is paid TO the com
fort aud safety of the uenges aud protection Of goods
Freights taken low. and all trims shipment avoided
Passage in first Celn, So; berhs and meals included
Do 2d 81: do do do
Passage through to y. York, via Philadelphia 50 do do
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ON AND AFTER THE 18TH OF axze-lsUII.Ik
" August, the PACKET BOAT will k------2@1z--@1l
leave Lyphburg every day, except Sunday at P. M
for Richmond the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad cars in and Packet in from Buchanan.
BOYD, EDMOND e. DAVENPORT
Aug l3-dlm
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81 lGHT. MORE LIGHT STILL

To BE CONTINUED.
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China, Earfhcmware, Glass, and
FANCY GOODS.
w III. T.. BUT Err,

(LATE WM. F. BuILEK AND Coz
Importer, 70 Nam Street, Richmoad Ia.
opening very large stock of Goods in his line,
4 received per ships "Suey." Florida and james
Wright" direct from the manufacturers in England,
which he is determined to sell at low prices
Believing it to be advantageous tn both buyer and
seller he is anxious sell nany goods he for
cash; persons therefore, buying in this way will have
every possible concession made to them.
call from all buying is respectfully solicited.
am, q.
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IARRES BLACK SMITHS Tuyers,

HARRES BLACK SMITHS Tuyers,
Il Il An indispensable article for all Black Smiths foi
which saving of Coal and heating Iron please en-
quire fMr. Dabney of the Phoenix Foundry, Mr.J. II.
Bailey, Wheel-wright, and at the Smith Shop OF the
Piedmont Works-all (which have them in use. For
'e by A. Neteton Agent for the patentee for Virginia
Piedmont Works. Lynchburg, June 81. ts
CALT-l5O sacks Salt; so do for Table use. for
y saleby aug 9-.tsl JOS Fl WILSON.
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LNREE EXHIBITION subscriber hav-
Il ing obtained at considerable expense, from Mr.
Whitehurst's Washington Gallery, Daguerreotypes of
the following distinguished characters respectfully
invites the public call and examine them, in
tion with large number of his own production, at the
Whitehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore Gen. Winfield Scot, VIM. A. Gra-
ham, Gen. Franklin Pierce, VIM X. King, Gen. Lewis
Cass, Judge Stephen A. Douglass ?. GIBBS,
July l9-dtf Proprietnr
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HABELL HOUSE, LynchDurg, Va.
~ The undersigned takes this method otinformng his
friends and the public generally that he has leased for
II term of years the CABELL HOUSE, and will c'selt
on the 5h of July and opct the l0h Of August II
will undergo thorous gpJav from tip bottom and
be furn; shed with n EW FURNITURE OUT ANDO OUT.
All he asks call and il entire satisfaction - not given
no charge will be made. He hns also leased EH{o4s
StaJles the best in the city, which will be furnished
with plenty of Provender. and attentive Osters.
iv i2-dtf G. w. A. RAINE. Proprietor.
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EOR E4pE MI.

TUX Z II y WI 7.
The Virgina and Pennsylvania will touch Cape
May during he bathing season. to land passengers.
Passage 10 Cape May SO. meals included thus saving
about hnf the expenses in visiting this delightful bathing
place. Apply 10 MAYO & ATKINSON.
Agents Richmond.
NB-The ships returning, leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday 10 o'clock, a. NJ. au2 dts
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w Church Street and Ftfst Aiey, LgHcddprg. IA
Gro. CAMERON, Proprietor.
JESSE T. BuRToS, Assistant.
~ Persons travelling through or visiting l.ynchhufg
nm! stopping the Washington, entitled toyslt the
'Yirginan READING Room" during theirs
Ma, 7-dt
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CARDS.
ME RELL,s TEL,

H LYNCHBIkdi ' IH'INTA'
CHAS l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor
Gentlemen visiting Lynchburg and stopping at DlB-
RELL'S. have the privilege of visiting the VRGtNtAN
READING Room during their stay. Caris of admis-
sion obtain, at the Hotel. ly % dts
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MEDICAL.

MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THE ASp o anS Fl ~ s
dsy q virtues
ny
f. ;ss i
amsst every which ~ Sas Let
il
= A.
81 si
al the thousands oH1 possession
% s ne ss1a s.msSa
as%sn oiss
& It, n l to .n RSs
ssvs s n an
drsd dollars but Meanwhile
1 t. maa 3 Z I
my snis TReas aets n%
willing make the statemen, ~ old
Cincinnati, 4th month. 1s47. '' "'-'AN'''
ERYsIPELAs
For Eyspelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR
asI the dSaas or little time but
ths
lss d Ss'Sn ''s sd
Re fF assP Ti,a "a
he s Ss
s s ~f:a
sSn.'aa. burning a1s ~ s
Mrs. JeBsup desired to '>
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
She brought bed box and applied ths sores; felt i'm
aS '
S5 asa s;ss
s eias no" nave 'sfS
SALT RHEuM.
This certfes that DALLEys PAIN EXTRACTOR has
family for Salt Rheum of thirteen Duration and for
n 6 ss
hssriy to The Of The afflicted The use Of his IN
'A Baaaio .t \ Y. ''''"A-I '''AfiN
| CosTIvENEss; Or CONSTIPATION THE IowELs
PAIN EXTRACTOR is the Iarss satsst and most
nnd even alter the
1 ss s@f
:a S vii Away, o ab
when fy SSsvs a Let f FAM P5sn a is per
SORE NIPPLES
efficacy the PAIN in ths disease
know and do not Hesitate say ha The 4nt
ase thia subject The following procured
of our Agents;
This will certify tina. hay. usGd pAILYs MAGICAL PAN
remedy Sore SpP. and shs.uy
nes sG Sa mSS "a aasd WIN 'n' '
Ai'A"'' '>Ffi' '''' FEVER SORES.
hereby certify that have been E win an s sups
employing physicians and IN purchasing medicines That ar
hut until hs last I
sert heard OF and tried MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
when to my great SURPRISE before had used whole box OF TIL
save entirely healed and have nothing Of il left abot
j. bt.4-pNSh Ia 49,
J, Henrietta, Monroe county, N. Y. May 6, lStS
,i
" CUTS. WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects EXTRACTOR truly wonderful 80 quick
70 all pans and heal the injury NO SEA
REMAINS healing old Of long standing is III
paralleled. c. w., NJ, ,,s ,a,s
Dfa Str-Abou SINCE while working trade cut IN
way The whole bit Of the azh 81
tered the top instep The wound began
nham until became rlnch alarmed nst
British Myrrh several adhesive paEterE but AL
no purpose. then commenced the use Of
p DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
the ard Inflammation began to ubsd
al nov entirely lett - 49, .. ....x -
a. | can confidently DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN Il
being superior thing have tredor
he moving pain inflammation. ,
ty am shlp .; ,soaa.ar s.J nv Eant
es virtues o , a.. IasiraJ
= YOurs truly, Iktt LlaON u. bl3iiOf
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AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS.
Mesars. PRIESTLY Il BEN.
Messrs. j. WATERMAN d co.
JOHN STROUD 4 co.
r. RICHARDS.
L. MACPHERSON, No, 80 Camp street.
AT MoBILE-JAAIES g. WHITAKER.
NICKSBURG-BYRSEh 4 ANDERSON.
GALvESTON-JONES UEFERD.
BAToN RoUGE-LEVI KELLUM.
ATTARApAS-C. B. G. WHILDEN. ap2s DAWN
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
R,.fd0espntes- Paint,

'oR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, srEAMboAis
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPICTS AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL klNDso OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
- .,,; f tho nnhc ia respectfully called following
in favor Of the celebrated BDaEWATER PAINT s
than add Eal
the South of the Paint hny anu
offered to the public as the best FIRE AMI IN"
rECToR EVER DISCOVERED
CERTIFICATE OF Jwo. F. MILLER, OF AIIAhApAs
July apply the dgewnteI Mineral Pant :.
n | sSs R
CO. sheru add testimony 70 the o.hs
The The 1 ab M
ao has has as s
zee which h"' proved entirely mpervi'us' 1oN F. MILLER
Neag,sriA, Attahapas, March ls, 1852.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA. $40
S,s
Gos
"i Sswo Sis December s,f9s ssi.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TowBOAT PoRPO1sE.
BRIDGEwATER PAINT for which MsssIs G.
sS I; 4is EsssSS
PERFECT SLATE and d &c sss
og @ sfhks
s.r5:ss, b.snS:f f iss Captain T'"''' F''''''
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having the LOUISIANA DOCK painted with tie BRIDGE
sAs 7 ssfi 5its I
q hs PoRrosE We heeriy recommend said PAINT rs su
~ tssasi HUGHES, vA1E ETC.,: T ps,s Vs.
''r' WHITNEY assri. Es.i.. so by Dock Co.
Nsworieans February 4, 1884,
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER
have the BRlpeEwATER PAINT for the past five months.
an GsE na s. d Ts aS s hnss ana ROOFS
s5Sn AssT @
ss s sas M s
a'n4' Isl HSss '''
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
nd IL hys as ssd shs sa5iS1
will all those ire rks preference where the Bdgewssi
4 ns!sa Has,sPs company
oM SHS assss ssPs5a' ,Ssss
IN LAPEYRE, President NeworleanS
sAA HS sl asHfos ss4 Hs; DssSase das2a
above have their
equally respectable parties, april
among which hoae Captain N Robbins,
ship Captain Cults Of ship Charles Cooper D. C. Me-
u NewYork Erie Rairoad Brevet Lieut.
COL Taco.t Arsenal R. s. Smith, Lieutenant and
Quartz Military Academy, West Point; Oliver H.
Lee (uow Secretary the Hudson River Railroad
Company, etc. u. C. BoGERT CO., 10 Camp street,
Tor the stateu of Lsna Msspp Alabama and Texas
sUB-AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS.
AIesHrs. PRIESTLY Il BEN.
hers. ]. WATERMAN d co.
JOHN STROUD L co.
| r. RICHARDS.
Il. MACPHERSON, No. 90 Camp street.
AT MOBILE-JAhIES g. WHITAKER
VICKSBURG-BYRSE ANDERSON.
GAIVESTON--JONES l. UFFERD.
BATOS ROUGE-LEVI kELLuM.
ATThKAPAS-C. B. G. WHILDEN. ap1s dkWH
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MEDICAL.
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
~ ISL CHAR7RES STREET-J WRIGHT Co hnyngresolye ed
stand uHvad department of their business
With the propeors and agens a he popular Patent Md
below
enabled to offer
oparchaers which be found
the
sale Of Patent they have facilities for conducting thia
particular liberal scale,
supply prices exceedingly that the
realize handsome either whole
retail establishment found full
ALL GEN PATENT MEDICINES following lat eompriass
furnished
twenty than
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TREASURER'S OFFICE,

CITY NswOnLEANs July ., 1852.
In accordance with the provisions of the thirty tn
section of the Act of Consolidation notice is hereby
given that the following bills of unpaid taxes will DO de-
posted in the District Court the Parish of Jefferson
j. G. Clarke Judge to be proceeded according to law
Persons wishing to pay any of these bills can do SO by
calling at the City Treasury previous to the 10Th inst
w. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.