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rEos Prime Carney Ria ca G. F nqx,SI
Selr Brazos, Collier, San juan W J Dewey
ARRIVED
Ship The" Perkins oothe 81 days from Boston, to Whitney Foo
Ship Atlantic North days NewYOk, 0 Woodruff &cc
n E ,a.s s hs: asys from H'yTe to ro4 3!Goa
sn SsTfGs &fis" lays IS 1f sy Tnds ,G to
sSJr Elizabeth HInl T0'htl days om As"ctcon in ballast
scr Gov Bennett, Wall" days Pensacola to master-Bnn
's, Reed ': 1 rom "" o fs'5'H @iss''
Steam boats.
Empire Meekin, from Louisville.
o "Ra s n ss 6a '.n fg p5'fy s River
7 LyabGts, Pierce, from Memphis.
Music, StEsrk, from stenrchs,
Yg 4 SsI Al, Miys ~ Is" ' c1e ,
Storm, Ina!, from Port s "id.
Dove Box, from Fort s s'rii ,''"''''''S
New atona, Landry, Bayou Sara
TowNoat Porter from thu sea
s h tS inst @ as" cgf,'4 r AMI Ps brig Frontier an"
' NJ ~; y; fa5a. down ship
rowb oas fs AinHi' fns down n
FtGnk!nnd and Chas Chaonerbougtt up ship Elizabeth
bark Suwarrow.
MEMORANDA
~ Capt Worth, of the ship Atlantic yesterday repoon
the 18th lust steamship apparently ashore, Cape
eclv still could not make hr mt '' '"s ANe' lying per-
,;no7,n,
1vEpo0I-Per ship York 9'4a taes cotton bhs -four
lIAvRE-Per ship vancuse 1914 bales cotton
EIGA-Per bark Thos Prince: la cotton.
MATANZAsPe brig Brocm 100 SKIS 900 kegs lard
SAN JUAN-Per sehr Brnzos: sunary mdse.
IMPORTS
BosToN-Per ship Thos Perkins, $50 ice L
NEW YoRK-Per ship Atlantic: Assorted mdss
IIAvRgper ship Elizabeth, r Assorted 5rtesI, mass
MATAGoKDArsr shr Caledonia bas. cotton D seco ,o
skins SO n cotton SnSg % U s OF s E cn = "
ys do RTEsley Blair &co do Kelly couynghHm Sc9l do
ss h 2Ue oos m0!aase Hewitt Norton sofotal 10 bis
hides Foster hSs Wthpe k u WOOL 10 'k'"s va
rENsAcqLArsr sr $1,000 fee, of lumber, $4,000
pESsAcoEAps s,br Anre, "a ma g rr,,.r !, s;,,,u
" '''F'
lGu1synLE1Tsr steamer Empire; .o4 SKIS Helm ch
40 MS Il S. do L as eygs Aue do s9 ks
900 Ibis st5 pck Fslowes bhls eggs
ana SENSE ss GFfr IN. SSol Do u bDs eggs to
= b polk hld &sc7 stoves snsss
s Long, S Na aG Sb 30 sr do Ss e Mf c
acHn MerSgor kco do Kendall Voc &co3o bales Daniel
1oulsvE-Per steamer Reindeer bhas tobacco W Givsns-
= do i'r.ner Williams &co do Turner Wilson Hewitt
kegs Ibis do 1oG7 ibis ,ork
W Mibank Mcdowell Mills ko20 do Jurv
e Do do short5 10 + SehmidtOo
'9Iloseed NJ Aen-sundries to orerToa 9s hhds tobacco
c"oodo watt nsSsu,I7" dc Fesrn ponssun &cos {:
y,a Sso-s r Ws was eG1" E R0sG Asp%
So Owen SGcs2 nm, Mclean &co-es " Wyse4 Mel
son &So5ol < cr"nwe-54 Downs Cuty &eo5 Groves X
CO A;o A!loway-3l Armstrong, Hurts &co3o do Davis
a Pickett f,rn &fHsu d" Lloyd 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

SPRING TRADE IN NEwloRK.-The Spring trade does
not appear to have been very active in Network judging
from the following paragraph. which copy from the
1press of that city We informed that the interior
demand for goods has very suddenly declined The South
ern merchants have bought sparingy have gener-
ally obtained their supplies and returned There is vet
lingering Western trade but that is not expected ia
lat much longer. The season has been an unusually
phOrt ~
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL /, 1862.

Fresh WATER AT SEA-A very important step has
been taken in the British Navy to supply of fres1
Eatcr at sea compact distilling apparatus has beer
adjusted to the cabooses whereby with the usual little
more than the usual expenditure of fuel full daily
supply Of sweet wholesome is procured for thu
ships company. The British seam-screw sloop Niger
winch sailed from England in September last gave striking
evidence of the value and of the deserved confidence
posed in this novel arrangement The Niger carried but
single water-tank of few hundred gallons capacity
which was replenshed daily from the surplus distillaon
after meeting all the wants of the entire crew The plar
OF this cabooc. which cooks water well as provisions
Tor cruising ship has been adopted and applied by
talented engineer Copeland to passenger steamer
Of the Philadelphia screw-ship line
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SrtzrRE OF LQroR-Ffiy barrels of alcohol on the
way from Boston to st, John. in the St Helena were
seized while the vessel touched Easport Maine few
days ago The tried Machias; the Jury found
that the alcohol not intended for sale PASSPORT
Judge hathaway ordered that it be restored the
of has
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

DowRY SocETY.-Six years ago . Mutual Dowry Soci-
ETY. was formed at Berlin and formally sanctioned by the
Government Any female under y years age could be
inscribed for from Els to ELS. which she was to
receive on producing her certificate of marriage. but not
till she had contributed for at least five years the fund
The contributions were not fixed but to be levied
weekly monthly sums larger smaller. according
the calls the fund In the first year course there
claims the directors levied in the wear only
three quarters per in the second year one and
half and in the fifth year three per cent
on the whole eleven per cent. in five years This of
course very entcing host of poor girls believed
thnt by paying only eleven pounds in small rates they
would get hundred; and in fact did whom the
directors regarded decoy ducks At present upward
of 4000 girls with claims to the amount of GS40O0O are
inscribed averaging ECO each The bubble however ha
burst When the sixth year and the first subscrib
became entitled dowres they all fastened marry
of them took the first fellow that in their way
and married him condition of not living with him
merely to get the money the claims at exhausted
the reserve fund and it necessary to levy contrib-
tons. which the subscribers nowse situation
pay; they found out to their dismay, that payments
nearly fifteen per cent would be required support the
fund and how girls of the poorer class raise egh
nine pounds year They discovered that nothing
could be. drawn from the fund but what had first
drawn from their pocketsa fact which nobody seems
previously to have thought Of The affair affects large
number of families involves many bitter losses and
destroys many hopes, that the excitement caused
the town is very intense.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

AMERICAN TROUBLE IN EGrpT.-The Algemeine Heitung
contains statement under date of 2lSt February from
Alexandria in Egypt to the effect that the American Con-
81 Gen. Macauey, had pulled down his flag account
81 delay of justice upon the part of the Director of
FOREIGN Affairs The Minister of War being asked if the
United States had any vessels of replied that he
Heved they had but that they would hardly venture so
far Epypt
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE THE DAILY CREscEST,)
Thursday Morning, April /, 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
b. snip York, Mchurnie, Liverpool MCGEE, Ulhorn
Ship Vnncluse Gichrist Havre, II V I3ayte
Bark Thos Prince, Carney, Riga c A Far,vrl
Brig Broom Trescarlin, Maanzas, BalcLer
Schr Brazos, Collier San Juan w Dewe,
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GEN CAss The Washington correspondent of the Bal
tmore Sun writes that Gen. Casss stock is rising lie
will go into the Convention backed by all the NewEng-
land States half of NewYork Ohio. Indiana. Michigan
Maryland Louisiana Kentucky, (aftcr Gen Butlcr) and
YariouS nller scattnrnr Yntes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

A CoArlrioS SNAKES On Thursday last, near Dor
chester Mass laborng dug out of space four and
half feet in diameter and and half feet in depth
two hundred and eleven snakes ranging from four to
teen inches length and embracing all the different spe
cies common to the vicinity except the rattesnake
When found most of them torpid but gave
ia sence of locomotive power Sometimes they found
sinrly and sometimes in punches of half dozen The
black green, striped and brown, and the adder
found in the most aifcconate embraces.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

Tur CrNsup SrEAMsHIPs.-It is said the Cunarders
haye sold the steamer Persia Some defect found
in both Arab and the Persia at least it is reported
that they would heat the Arctic the Pacific. and
that it was to work with the present craft 1t
also said that they intend to build twolarge iron steam
ers for the serycethey to he twenty feet longer
than the Arabia Persia Of 50 horse powe and Ia be
sesdy In December next,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

A CONVENIENT CARGO OF SALT afoat
/ u IN board lit ship Arthur, For .sle BY
mh3l JUN iut)lfr ~ BANK ftaee,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

Observation-Disclosures FROM THE FOURTH
llenuet stomach OF the d.
ruciops given Leig Physiological Chemist
North Eighth Philadelphia the only
the Gastric Juuice.
Celera keeps the stomach and bowels perfectly
Halt teapoonal of this auid water digest dis
in about hours Of the
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
ebig in his celeabed work Animal Chemistry Gan
fluid, analogous the Gastric Juice readily
OF the
food such will
changed dgesed, just the they would be the
human stomach.'
Wells FORK 35 states the
the method PREPARATION There higher authorizes than
Dr. Cobe valuable writing the Physiology Digestion
MI prevailing of Dyspepa he
Ia distinguished OF Medicine London, severely
complaint finding every thing fall
Gastric juice o5tr from the stomach OF living whc
proved completely sstul.'
D Graham author "Vegetahls Diet" says
at remarkable fact physiology that the stomach animals
mneratd the fluid the property doyhs
articles of food and of"feOtus kind digestion OF them
different from the natural digestive process.'
Dr. Simons work. he Chemistry Of Man," a Blanchard
Philadelphia, s4e) pp 42 The discovery OF Pepsn forms
know that food dissolved rapidly artificial digestive AHd
prepared from Pepsu the natural Gastric Juice ise
Dunson, Jefferson College, Philadelphia, his work
Human Physiology deyoes than fifty to exaI'h
Jnie obtained from the living human stomach, and from nnnh
well known In nil cases" he "digeon occurred as perfectly
in the artificial as in the natural ii sestion." -. -,
Ut For further proof of the remarkable merits OF TINS ds"'e "
~ Magazine descriptive sheet GRATIS
a. KENDALl.& CO.. General Agent for Southern Stales
Eorsa 10, nruss generally. my2S Is
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

PASSENGERS.
Per ship Elizabeth, from Hayre-2G seerage Passengers.
Per ship Atlantic, from NewYork III passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

The u, S. ARMoRIEs,-We learn from Virginia papers
that thirty hands have been discharged from the u S.
Armory arpers Ferry in consequence of the appro-
pration being nearly expended Also that the Military
Committee of the u s. House of Representatives have
unanimously agreed to report in favor of aboshing the
military superntendence of the Armories at Springfield
and arpers Ferry and restoring the civil system This
is in consequence of the efforts of the representative from
fine Iarpers Ferry District Mr. Faulkner backed by PEE
ttinus from there. and also from SNringfell.
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1lNERPOOT-Per ship York tales cotton 526 bb flour 81
and bbls talow.
HAvRE-Per ship Vanrluse 23l4 bales cotton.
EIGA-P"r bark Thos Prince: bales cotton.
MATANZAsPer brig Broom 100 SKIS corn 900 kegs lard l53
hoops, iI9 empty bills '
SAN JUAN-Per s'lr Brazos Suniry mdse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

~ Capt WORTH Of the ship Atlantic arrived yesterday repor
the 18th lust steamship apparently ashore north of Can
Florida" next day the ship the place. lying per
'ectly still, could not make her out.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

WHOLESALE MuRDEn-Sir Men and Woman Murdered.
The Paramount True Vrgnian Of the 10th inst has the
following particulars of the most horrible TRACED les
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Public Notice,

NrNltfPALtTY, PNFish lFlsHhs
THVHE undersigned Collector of State Taxes.
persons the State for TAXES
ISL and those Tor LICENSES for the 1854 within
Municipality, (which by and Front esee
streets line Pontcharri' call DIX
Room No. - in the Municipal Hall and the from NJ 20
NH sOtsA3p THOMAS ASKEw, Collector.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-01

T1GAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To-
BAccoThe bserbe have constantly on haGd and TT sss
COUNTY, KENTUCKY TENNESSEE AND MISSOURI WRAPPERS
AND FILTERS Also Tobacco hogheas bales selected ier the
TURNER & RENSHAW,
90 Capr s3s Toheupitcuias street..
$ Tai lad toar iss
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Ship Ihos Perkins, Boohe 81 days Whitney Eco
Cd
Ship Atlantic North, Is days from NewYork Woodruff
"a my.
Slip Elizabeth Bliss days Havre, AIooavad NV
SLIP apan Simpson, 4? days from Liverpool Whitney
Sd
Bark Suwarrow, ws.bun days Boston, to L II ae2l NV
Scr Caledonia, Ne lan days frop Maagorda
ssir Elizabeth Hull TUh, days AE!aclicoIn, bans
inaster-Basin. " ' 80
Sclr Gov Bennett Wall Pensacola mastcr-an
Sc!r Anea tiaWon, days from Pensacola master-Ban
Sclr Elma, Reed, days from Mobile o mass.er-}nsn
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Tsvhca Anglo Saxon Porter from thu down and to
on the ?Sth inst ships Jas Carson Marion, brig
schr Henrqne- brought up ship Thos Perkins.
fowboa Whitney, teaa, the down shi
City of Lincoln and the oath u orra and Sn
anac-brought up ships Atlantic I4apland.
Towboa Louisville, Miller, from the ships Lad
Fmnknnd and Chas Chalonebrought up ship Elizabeth an
bark Suyarroy, = "
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Will leave FRIDAY, April 2, at O'Clock
HOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, fsss Ia
PADuCAH AND vICKSBURG--The Splendid sAkssHfhst!s
Passenger Packet Steamer MAGNotIArhe gnf xSaIsza
swift running passenger packet MAGNOLIA rho,
rnGse will passage apply
board, I. B. SMITH, 80 POyiras street,
orTtIEO. SfUTE, ~ Common t.
The State Rooms can secured applying Common a. mi
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Thursday Morning, April l. 1852.
COTTON-There was some demand for fine Cottons
yesterday and 5000 bales changed hands at about previous
rates:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-26
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HUTkbS
YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL "A S Woodbridge
and grand son. Midlothian; Alexr Hopper,
Black Heath; T w Rowiett, Amelia; l. w
Maupin, Baltimore; A NJ Akin Va; Thomas II
Dewitt snd lady Richmond; ID Morton,
Clarksville; w Wood, Ala; Garlick and
servant, New Kent; w II Macon, Hanover; J
A Randolph. Richmond; Mrs IA G Stone and
servant Richmond; b Pollard, lady and three
children, Henrico; N II VanZant, U ) N; r A
Musgrove, w Cheatham, Charlottesville; Z
Downing, Florida; X NJ Baker, Gle; Nj Ter
rell, North Carolina; + E Boykin and lady,
Miss Boykin, 5 c; w S Camp, Norfolk; 5
Siansbury, ID NJ Brown and lady, Mrs Davis,
Baltimore; II Timberlake. Charlottesville; J
g. King, l. o Branch, N c; Thos b Howard,
Texas, ) h Mirick, Charlottesville; Shar>
lere, Richmond; VI Armspaugh, Ala; VIM A
Selden, Charles City.
CITY HOTEL Whaling, Portsmouth, pr
w zimmerman, Philadelphia; VIM ksnaoiPn'
U So c NJ Williams, Prince George; u MAUI W..
Kentucky; N G GENTRY, Henrico; M Moody, va
c r K; I Cunningham, Tennessee N bTocoAen'
Weldon, N C; NJ Walker, Mass; 2 W Ut.s
Madison; 5 Anderson and u u valet- Chdiie
ton: s O Smith Rockingham; w CUNNINGHAM,
Portsmouth; NJ Mayo, Richmond; d Harris
and Powell, Nelson; Harris and Harris, Al
bemarle; J Pieasapts. Va; DrJ ii Meters, VA
o Day. Kentucsy; Rev, nashville q 6oove
Miss; + Burghs and Master S Burghs, Va; II
Armstrong and Fl Wick, Savannah; F Pruean,
Charleston G Ebosalle, Balumere.
AMERICAN HOTrL.-J E Parkinson and T NJ
Taylor, Amelia NJ C Brodhead, N C; J D Rankin,
Chesterfield; II w Davenport, Noble; d Bridges,
N o; P Richards. Nofr,la II Palmer, North r..
lima; w Joynes Petersburg; w Hetfner and Nj
K Bland, Amelia, Fl STATION, Petersburg 5 Gar.
land, jr, Lynchburg II Smith, Nashville, Tenn;
w w Newman ami Henry Dup ee; Mr. ant VI
Walter ard child Tennessee F d Thurman, buck.
ingham; w Johnson Rossyile; r Mosby Kos:
ciosko Mis-; Hayward, Hunlerton; w Kawl.
ings, Petersburg; w Allen Surry; TWaring, Bal.
tlmore; IL Hadnall Chesterfield; K Noy es, Conn;
Morris, Buckingham; II Thornton, Nelson; G
Stockdsle and A Griffith, Appomarox; w Free.
man and lady, and Miss Fleming, Montgomery, Ala;
ID Henderson, ~.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL y McGehee, Prince Ed.
ward; Leake, Fowhatan; H Turker, Prince Ed.
ward; J w Walton, Goochland; Or VIM Robinson,
Jr, Ches'e!hed; d Normsnt, Hanover; 5 Leake,
Goochiand; K Thorp N c; C w Cosby, Cumber
land; a Lazenbery, Bedford; H Earnest Tennes.
see; w Lewis. N w Miller and DR. Morris,
uocchlant; Wilkenson Kentucky; T Smith
and Mrs ) l. smith, Tenn; X Dickinson Gooch
land; w w Maigs and Roades, Nelson; K w
Pierce, Powhatan; Farley and G w Farley,
Green.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-26

SAILED,
Schr Jullette, Baker, Boston mdse to D Gu .rie
Schr Ann Smith, Andrews, New YORK, guano to
II " Fry
Schr Mary D Scu, Scull Boston. plaster
Scbr Maria Theresa CroweD New York mdse
Schr Victory, Baker, Boston, plaster
SAILED
Scnr Mary Peck, Dupy, Philadelphia, coal
Schr Henry Smith, Norton, do mise
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia,
mdse to Mayo s. Atkinson
Schr Falmouth Creighton, hence arrived at Bal.
tiriore 23d.
ABrig Ambrosus, Port Wahal, and schr Oriana,
Richmond, C d at New York 2Ist.
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ATTEMPT To ROB THE MAIL.-The SINCE
eoach containing the mail, was stopped near
MONTEREY, Highland county, Va. on the night
OF the Cd, by two men, who demanded ponav
OF The driver, who replied he had none, but
would give them the mail, and pretended 10
reach down in The front boot in order TO hand i
out to them, intending really to reach for an
axe which had been placed there for cutting
trees out OF the road on the mountains. One Of
the robbers becoming impatient. and expect
trick, commenced cutting at the driver with
knife, when as the last and only resort, the dri-
yer took his watering bucket and dashed il INTO
pieces over The head Of the nearest highway,
man, and called ioi passenger who was in
the stage asleep, for assistance, when the high
waymen both quickly decamped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-26

GREAT FLooD AT THE NoRTH.-The Sell
kirk settlement was visited on the ID of May
with food as great and sweeping as one that
occurred twenty.six years ago. 1t lasted this
time from the I'd of May to the 25th, when it
began to recede. A letter received but few
days since, al ST. Paups, Minnesota, describes
the spectacle which was there witnessed:
twenty-five miles in length of the colopv
are now under water. For a distance of tonr
miles the water has spread over the plain for
six miles on each side of the liver, and in all
that distance not a house has escaped. Load.
ed boats may be seen sailing on far yond The
habi,ations. The sight is as melancholy as il
is novel. OF the population, $500 have had 10
fly before the current, and abandon all. The
loss OF property is already estimated at fl5O,>
O00 sterling.
Horses, cattle, houses, barns, crops, all were
comparatively swept of, and the colony is al.
most ruined. The labor of twenry-six wears is
all gone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-26

M
LsOK NOKFOLK, PORTSsIOGTH, Old
II POINT, &c.--Ths steamboat Augusta, Capt.
VIZ. c. sMrrE. having been reftfed ter the sum.
mer travel. will resume her place upon the line
via. Port Walthall, on Wednesday, the ID OF June
The Cars running in connexion with the Augusta
win leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning al o
o'clock
Returning, the AUGUSTA viii leave Norfolk on
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
The Augusta win touch at Old Point during the
Bathing season, going and returning, and all the
landings on the River.
De- to Cokes or1rove Wharf, 5O
Do to Old Point Norfolk and Portsmoutn,--2 o0
Children over and not over IL years OF age
half price.
Servants to Old Point, Norfolk and Ports.
mouth, - Nv
To any point ON the River not below the
MEALS. ~
Do for children and servants, ..-...... %
THOS. DODAMEAD,
nv % Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-26
q! JAMES CULLINs woulo Iespvcl1ulIy

81! JAMES CULLINS woulo Respectfully
&Acail attention to his Fall style of HATS.
They are unique, well adapted Tor the season, and
essential to gentlemans costume. No pains has
been spared to sustain the high reputation which
my Hats have attained throughout the country.
CcphalOmetr0D.-It is considered one of the
greatest and most useful inventions of the age; it
would be impossible by the minutest description
to give correct idea Of its utility. Hats made by
ii will tit the most difficult heaos conformir 10
any protuoerance and depression of the c.anium
thus preventing the unpleasant feeling of new
Hat, and painful headache. No one can properly
appreciate its advantages, without having one of
my superior Hats
Please call and see me, and examine for your.
selves. J. COLLINS,
No 45 Main street, Practical Halter.
lA-1nn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-26

% The Philadelphia Ledger learns that
Edward Ken, who recently stole gold watch
In that city, is not a Hungarian. He was in
the Austrian, but lever in the Hungarian ar
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iCHNDND AND DANVILLE "A H..

IL ROAD, OPEN TO MOORES ORDINARY,
SIXTY-FIVE MILES.
On and after Monday, August 10th, 1852, regu-
lar Passenger Train will run between Richmond
and Moore's Ordinary, connecting at that point
with Flagg s. Co.'S line of Stages for Burkeville,
Farmville, Halifax urthouse, Charlotte Court.
house. Danvie, Milton and Greensboro.
Passengers for Lynchburg will stop at the juno
ton, and connect with Flagg & Cos Line of Sta
ges
The Train will stop for passengers only at the fol-
lowing points
Manchester, Powhite, Robiou's, Coal Fields, To.
mahawk, Powhatan, Petersburg Road, Mattoax,
SCOTS Shop, Amelia Courthouse, Wyanoke Jen.
nings Ordinary, Haytokah and Liberty Church.
Leave Richmond every day Except Sunday at
o'clock, A II. Returning, leave Moore's Ordina-
ry at l:50 P NJ
half price to any points except the two first named.
ed with two passes SO that one can be retained in
the office; and it must be expressly stated on the
pass that they permitted to go on the Cars.
A Freight train will leave Richmond every Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday. The Wednesday 3
Freight going only to the Junction.
B-The Stage leaves Moore's Ordinary every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 1890 O'Clock,
M, arriving at Danville next day at 81 M, and
at Greensboro at 10 NJ, and returning meets the
Cars at the same point every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Through ticket from Richmond to Danville, 90
Do do do do Greensboro, 10
Through passengers not providing themselves
with tickets, will be considered way passengers,
and charged an increased rate of fare
au IL John H. OSBORNE, Supt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-26

SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON the 2Oth inst aytuus
men, OF The Railroad Bridge near Fairmont Va
aorrio managing bis face and jaw zones, and one
leg, besides infi'cdng bodily injuries Ii is lhougnt
he cannot recover. As"'