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NOW Is YOUR TIME.-Persons wishing
y TO supply themselves with good article of
Clothing. at very low price, now is the time
we win sell any article in our line Gerry cheap, for
CASH Cali In at No. lie Main street.
ja2 22 3. MERCHANT 4 WEISIGER.
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TvOLUMRIAN HOTEL, RIcHM0ND. va

~ This Hotel, which has been Tor some xessS ~ ~
der the management OF Mr.. enbieff, wln pe con.
ducted. after the lat day Of January, 1889, under
the charge OF Daniel Ward, lately snperlstenassns
81 the fsuquier White sulphur SPRING. enc III. ~.
Brooks, one of the late partners The fscpslsso.s
ara aware that this House has been fevorehly
70 the public for long time, and fhey e. ss
mined that under their management Y shan ~ -
loose any Of iss Justly acquired ceieeny q
request their frfends and The pupnc ssan s.,se "a
continue their patronage tcwszde rs
they pledge themselves g speIv ..sasssh,c ~. ..
n sExYREs, who has Tor many yesfs essn ~
Istsnt 4, The Hotel win eostlsue g. & . "a
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ja7 No. 1872 Main st., t. opposite Eagle square.

MO. IO2 F0REVER-S : u p Il X i d X
~ READY-MADE CLOTHING-Store en-.
larged, stock Increased. styles improved
and prices redsced.-The stock of ready made
Clothing now hand at No. I02, is much too large
for this of the year, and the subscribers are
s'daeymiaed" to reduce it before the fret of Febru
AIRY, in consequence of having every heavy pay.
mentsp to make about that time The cash must
be raised and the Goods "shaLlr be sold, if those
who in want will only give a call. Over
Goats of every variety OF style and price; various
styles winter Frocks; fine and medium Dress
Suits, Pants, Vests, Shirts, &c.
de 20 KEEN CHILES G BALDWIN.
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NOTICE. OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ AT COST FOR ONE MONTH LONGER.-It
being impossible, account of sdll large stock
remaining, to effect the intended change in our bus
ness we hereby inform our friends customers and
the public generally, that will continue to sell at
cost, and goods for less for one month longer
We have very good assortment of Domestic Goods
OF hand and great many Spring and Summer Goods
which we win open during this month"; also 5000
yards Swiss, Check Striped and Embroidered Nous
Inns at half their value We respectfully solicit call
from all those in want of cheap and useful Dry
Goods Being desirous of closing out all our present
stock great bargains may be expe ted. &hs
l. MILLElSER e. BROTHER,
;aS-1oa% 1o3 BROAD Street
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oc21
ULES OF ORDER.-For sale at NOR

H RIS' Bookstore 81 Main street.
manual for conducting business in deliberative
bodies, based ON Parliamentary, Congressional, and
Legislative practice by Benjamin Matthias, A. NJ.
Fifth edition, just published. Also, Jetferson's
Manual of Parliamentary Practice.
Members of the Legislature and strangers visit
ing the city will find at Morris Bookstore, the
largest and most important stock of Books to be
found in Virginia, together with Stationery and
Blank Books of every description. Pianos and
Fancy Goods for sale wholesale and retail at the
lowest prices. ja12
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Monday HIorniag, February ?, 1852.
A Speculative Chapter on Presidential Nom
ihations.
WASHINGTON CRY,
January 30. 1852.

WASHINGTON CITY,
January 80, 1852.
1t is believed that Gen. Cass will receive the
nomination of the Baltimore Convention. Ger
tain, it is, his popularity does not seem to
have abated one jot, since his defeat in 1875
then he received the electoral vote of fifteen
Of the thirty States comprised in the Union
The admission of two States since, both DEM
ocratic, will add to his electoral alvote--provided
he maintains his strength in the States which
supported him at the last canvass; add to this
his probable SUCCESS in Pennsylvania the en-
suing election, and we then figure out his
chances for the nomination as decidedly the
best. But it is asked how will Mississippi and
South Carolina vote? The answer is, that if
he gets Pennsylvania he can we'll dispense
with both. But Mississippi is decidedly a
Union State. and will vote for him. Will he
get Missouri The chances are even there,
but with Mississippi and Pennsy lvania, he can
lose Missouri and South Carolina. In regard
to Pennsylvania, both parties are sanguine,
provided the nominees are Cass and Scott
1t is conceded that Mr.. Buchanan could carry
the State against any, or all competitors, and
mis- friends argue, ergo, that, as it is essential
to the success Of the party TO have that State
secured, MIR. Buchanan should receive the
nomination. But, on the other hand, Mr.. Cass'
friends question the popularity of MIR. B. in the
West and Northwest, whose support it is all
important to secure. The great struggle be-
fore the Baltimore Convention will unques-
tionably be between Cass, Buchanan and But
Ter, but the weight which will drug Gen. But
ler down, will rest in the fact that he is the
protege (whether a willing one or otherwise)
of Thomas III. Benton. A similar cause will
lessen the chances of Scott, before the Phila-
delphia Convention, as it is understood that
Seward favors the nomination of Gen. Scott,
the favor or support of Seward or Benton
would be whitening in its influence. The great
struggle before the Philadel.p .phia Convention
will be between Fillmore, Scott and Webster.
MIR. Fillmore is daily growing in popular
favor, and may prove a trump card. He is
more popular at the South than either Scott or
Webster, and will receive a majority support
of the southern delegation.
Gen. Scott has not, as yet, given full ex-
preston of his views in regard to the Com
promise Measures-neither will he, it is con-
jectured. Ifhe gives in his adhesion to the
Compromise, Serard is of, in targent. If
he discards it as basis of settlement, he loses
the support of the Union men of the country.
What will he do? Nous Herrons. His
chances, however, at present. for the nomiua-
ton, are considered by the old politicians, to
be better than those of the other two gentle.
mennamed in connexion with the Presidency.
We have not an item of news worth chroni-
cling. The weather continues mild, and the
ice in the Potomac begins gradually to break
away. HENRICo.
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An OLD Oxios.--Stephen Onions, who has
for more than sixteen years carried the mail
twice week between Marlboro and GOOD
Luck, Md, without missing single tfipihasjust
two years. M In in that lime he "a travelled Il, ,OOo
miles.
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ja5-1n> 1913 Broad Street

ID EADER.-You are solicited to call at the
h clothing wareroom No. 1872 Main street, where
q rich and complete stock of clothing can be seen.
call il all we ask to ensure sales. Having large
debts TO liquidate this month makes us hard up; ;
the goods must and shall be sold at oUer cash prices
than ever before in This city Our stock of Over
Goats, of sl styles and grades, is large; Dress and
Business Goats Pants and Vests, of great variety
of patterns; Cravats; Scarfs; Under Shirts /;
Drawers, &c, &c.
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CHLRoKEE NATIoN.-Thc Cherokee AJyo.
cate says:
~ we are happy to state that the Christmas
than it has been our duty to chronicle far wears
past. This bespeaks a manifest indication on
the part OF our people Of sobriety and love Of
order. Should this happy disposition Of ibings
continue TO grow, we hope at the end Of the
year, or when another Christmas shall arrive.
no murders will occur, but all be maria ges
and given in marriage
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themselves, which would be amusing, if they
were not 80 perfectly ridiculous and out OF

ABOLITION IN NEW GRAxADA.--The Psna.
ma correspondent Of the New York Times, re-
ferr,ng to the Republic Of New Granada. says
"Now, word about Panama and the Repub.
nc ofNew Granada. By law passed recent
ly in the National Congress. At Borots. after
January lsf, 1852, the whole slave population
IS to De free, and all are notified, by piaycards,
posted about the streets, that this will be en-
forced. Slavery for a number Of years, has q i.
mounted to nothing here. The Congress. sone-
time since, declared that, after certain date, all
who were horn, or who arrived at the age of
t,wenty.one, should be free a law similar to
INA, which has prevailed. to the almost entire
abolition of slavery in New Jersey.n
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WILL continue the Anthracite Ceal and
4 Commission Business formerly conducted
by Wright & Lancaster, at their old stand, Dock
Wharf ia 81 JOHN w. WRIGHT.
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BARGAINS IN CL0THTNG.-The s,

- scribers being desirous to reduce their stock
as much possible before purchasing for the
spring trade, are Offering their fall and winter
goods at unusually lOp prices, for cash. Among
their assortment NAV be found Over Goats of
rious styles and qualities, Frock aud Dress Coats
Business Goats, plain and fancy Shirts, Under
Shirts, Drawers, and almosteyeTy other article of
gentlemen's apparel Persons wishing 70 pur-
chase requested to call at No. 62, Main street.
jal6 J K. HENDERSON a. co.
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nISSOLUTION.-1h copartnership here
IL tofore existing between the undersigned, un
der the firm of WRIGHT & LANCASTER, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the first instant
%datinn JOHN w. WRIGHT,
RA LANCASTER
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NOTICE.-Those parents or guardians residing
II in Monroe Ward having children undor their
control which they are unable to educate, will
please send in their names residence and number
OF children to Capt. Dmmock, if residing South
of the centre of Main street-to F. Bransford, ESQ.,
If between the centres of Main and Clay streets
and to Villa Evans, Esq, if North OF the centre
of Clay street, who will assign such children to
schools free Of charge.
1t is earnestly requested by these gentlemen that
this notice be attended to as soon as possible.
ia 9Q-6t
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CO-PARTNERSHIP FORMED.-LEM
" LEI, RIPLEY and WILLIAM WADDf hav-
;ng associated them selves together under the style
and firm of Ripley II Waddy, respectfully an
nounces to the citizens of Richmond and the sur
rounding country that they have opened saddle
and Harness establishment on Shockoe HILL Broad
street l68 square a2ove the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad Depot, wherethey
inte nd 10 make and keep every article On hand
for sale which is usual to be found IN any estao,
lisbment of the kind, which they will dispose OF
ON a. GOOD terms as be had in the city or eise-
where. All orders, for any article in our line,
thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Mending and repairing done at shortest notice, and
LEMUEL RIPLEY.
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TREDEGAR LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

TIME subscribers having this day formed CO.
l. partnership under the style of Anderson &
Souther, for conducting the Engine and Machine
Business and being prepared to build Locomotives,
Sugar Mills and Stationary Engines as promptly
and on as low terms as they be obtained from
any part of the United States, hope to obtain
portion of the patronage of this and the adjoining
States. JOSEPH X. ANDERSON,
ia1-dlm JOHN SOUTHER
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NO-PA NOTICE.-The SUBJ
v scribers having formed co-partn ership for the
purpose of conducting the Apothecary and Drug
business, have taken the store formerly occupied
by Mr. NJ. Burton, on Franklin street near the
Old Market, where they respectfully solicit call
from their city and country friends. They will
keep constantly on 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. LUMPKIN,
oc2l JAS. D. THOMAS.
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NAYLOR's OMNIBUsEs win car

NAYLOR'S OMNIB USES will carry
~ you from almost any part of the city in which
you may reside, to the Daguerrean Gallery of
MINNIS & WATSON, for Ct cents, and Minnis
g. Wataon will take your Daguerreotype in tn
sum Of So and from that i up ' to SIS aceordne
to size Of picture and style of case frame locket
&C., in which you may have it placed. They are
sure to render you satisfaction, the allow
you areperfectly pleased with the same An equi.
vaent for the amount received is their motto. Re.
member, their Galleries may be found at 35a Main
street, Richmond and Sycamore street, Peters
burg, Va. ia 81
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Il OOIIC HLL kfIIN II UIt IL Is& CTS.
l. YO euro DOLORES, as the Spanish say
DIR. Roses wonderful Pain Curer will cure almost
Immediately Corns, Rheumatism, Chilbains, Tooth
Ache, swelled Face Bad Colds, Bruises, Sprsins
Cholic, pains in the Back or Limbs, Cramps, or
palms in the Stomach or Bowals, Sore Throat an3
Stiff Neck. Every person should have bottle by
them. Price l2l and 20 cents, to be had at
r. R. DUVAL'S,
la % Under the American Hotel
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENr.

ME BRING GLAD TlDINGS OF GREAT
W JOY TO THE HALT, TIE LAME THE
of this Liniment upon the human organization is
truly wonderful. Its volatile, penetrating sooth.
ing and healing properties difusc themselves to the
very bones. 1t enters into the circulation of the
blood. gives new impulse to the whole nervous
system, stimulates the absortents and secretions
and thus assists nature to throw off and lid herself
of any diseased action of the nervous chords or
lgaments, making it equally applicable 70 sores Of
OF THE BODY, giving abundant reasons of it's
great efficacy in so many different diseases While
it is perfectly harmless to healthy flesh, skin or
6ons It aets R rR1n scientific principles and FIXED
ment known here, it would be useless to give any
account OF the very many cures it has performed
in the Western States, but very brief statement
of few may prove satisfactory here.
Shocking Burn.
WILLIAM MrLNER. P. NJ Mount Moriah, Ia, Oct.
tlth, says: His young child walked into fire,
(made out doors for washing,) and fell down into
the fire with his hands and face, and was eAockfa1-
ly burned. Two bottles of the Mustang Liniment
perfectly cured the child In few days"
Infamed aud Caked Breast.
Mrs b., OF ST. Louis, while nursing Young
child one nipple became very sore. and the breast
intamsd and caked very hard. few applications
of the Mustang Liniment healed the nipple, re-
moved sthe hardness and inflammation, and the
breast was well in few days.
Salt Rheum.
Mrs. ANNA M. PRICE, of st. Louis, has been af.
fictedfor years with Salt Rheum in her hands.
They were indamed and swollen, with painful
itching and burning, Sometimes the irritation
would subside and the skin would peel off, and
large and FRIGHTFUL CRACKS would open almost
to the bones. After long trial with the Doctors, q
few bottles perfectly cured her.
Rheumutism.
Mrs. HUGHES, of st. Louis, had very severe
attack OF lnaammatory Rheumatism in the back,
shoulders, and arms for ten days, without getting
any relief from her physicians, was cured With
two fifty cent bottles of the Mustang Linn1ent
HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
We only ask fair trial of this valuable Iini.
ment in the cure of Strains, Bruises, Cuts, CALLS
Scratches, Sweny, Pole Evil, Fstula. Big Head,
SPAWN, Ring Bone Wind Calls, Cracked Heels, or
any wound, stiffness, or enlargement of bone or
muscle in horses. We have many certificates to
these cures. and therefore am confidentsit will
give perfect satisfaction and effect all we recon-
mend it for.
A. G. BRAGG & co, Sole Proprietors St.
Louis, Mo- SIS
Sold by Druggists generally, and by
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists.
ia 15-eodf,un s~-s.f
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Richmond, Jan. 1st, 1852

THE undersigned, thankful to his friends and
l. the pupiic generally for the liberal patronage
bestowed on the firm of Henry Resented q Bro
,her solicits continuance of the same, as he IN
tends continuing at the old stand of Henry Rosen-
field & Brother l75 Broad street, and is confident
of swing satisfaction he intends keeping always
m hand large ard well selected stock OF Dry
Goods and Fancy Articles, which VIII pe mostly
nTrchased for him for cash by his brother, Isaac
Resented, of New York, who has opened whole
sale business there and will be enabled to get the
heat selected goods at the lowest New York prices,
all of which he will sell at a very small advance
Co. cosb or on the usual time to punct"al custom.
ers. hENhi hooEA'i H'
ia Dim
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THE partnership of HENRY RoSENFELD &
L BROTHER was this day, by mutual consent,
dissolvei All persons having claims against the
firm will please present them to IL; kosenieid lor
forward and make immediate payment to him, as
no longer indulgence can be given.
HENRY ROSENFELD,
ISAAC ROSENFELD.
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ia 81 J. w RANDOLPH
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CTUART,s EXTRA SUGAR HOUSE
de- R. N. BURTON.
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DRAITHWATT,S RETROsPECT OF
ID PRACTICAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY.

Part a. Tor january, 1872, ST.
Yankee Yarns and Yankee Letters, by Judge Hall
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The Whig Almanac, for 1882 containing the late
Census, and other valuable statistical and mis-
cellaneous information, l2!c.
The Physicians Visiting Diary and List, for 1882
together with other late publications.
NASH e. WOODHOUSE,
in 81 l39 Main street,
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r ADY BULwER,S NOVELETTE, School
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ceived. GEORGE NJ. WEST g. BROTHER.
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CO.PARTNERsH IL HIP THE Subscribers
~ have formed partnership under the firm and
syie ~. q .a.s ~ ~, 1, ~ sua c.rr
streets. nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel,
where they win continue the business Of GrOcers
and General CommisHion nIerchants.s
John L. BAC0N,aaasl
H. u C. BASKERVfLL.
Richmond. Jan l. 1652 ia1-2ew4w
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LEMUEL RIPLEY.
;a1-7n* WILLIAM WADDY.
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MCDANIEL & HURT, GkOCERs, COM
ISl MISSION AND FORWARDING MER
CHANTS, Lynchburg, Va.-Their location on
Main streets at the old stand of Hurt & Preston
Their location on the canal is the large freppoof
building at the packet landing, and Immediately
opposite the Railroad Depot, combining coive-
nience and security. twill be.observed that fhls
arrangement gives them for their Commission
Sales tke advantage of both the canal and Main
street. No drayage charged. Liberal advances
will be made all articles in hand consigned for
sale. By moderate charges and unremitted stten.
ton to business, they hope to render satisfaction,
and respectfully solicit the patronage of the public
ia 20--3taw4w
ID EvERE HOUSE, Corner of Franklin
H. and Third strecfs.-Mrs. Cardozo has q
suit of rooms which win be vacated to-day, and
which she would be pleased to have filed, either
by gentlemen or families. ja 26-eo3r
NITY APPKAIsRlIENT OF REAL rs
u TATE "A new appraisement of the real estate
within the city OF Richmond, is in the Chamber
layne's cfiice for the examination OF persons in
terested. WIN. p. SHEPHERD, C.. C. X.
IN l2-aMt1F
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es.s WARSAW FUR RENT That desir-
M:a able residence, situated about half mile west
OF the city, and known as Warsaw, 10 for rent
The house is large and well finished, has kitchen,
stables, carriage-house. and sll necessary out
houses--all in good order-with about four acres
of ground attached. Apply to
ia 27eo3t JAMES M. TAYLOR,
nIssOLUTION.-Th col partnership here
IL tcfore existing between the undersigned. un.
der the firm of WEBB, BACON 4 Co, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either party
will use the name of the firm in liquidation.
LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN l.. BACON,
3 II E. C. BASKERVILL.
Richmond, January l: 1852
.CO.PARTNEA , II HIP.-LEWIS WEBB.
~ having associated with him his son, LEWIS
N WEBB, will continue the business at the old
stand, No. 6e, Main street, under the firm Of LEWIS
WEBB e. SON. LEWIS WEBB,
4t59 LEWIS N. WEBB.