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7 ATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
IL DOUBLE BARRELED GUNS! DOUBLE
BARRELED GUNS! just received, direct from
Europe, the most splendid lot of Double and
Single Barreled Guns, Percussion Caps,
Powder Flasks and shot p Pouches, OF every
description, which will be sold at very reduced
prices.
Having been to England myself, making all my
purchases direct from the manufacturer for cash,
and being desrous of doing large business in the
Gun line, will sell as low any Northern Import
er, at my Cheap Cash Store, No 96 Main street,
Richmond, Va HENRY HYMAN,
Importer of Guns md Wstches,
Next door to John N. Gordon's Grocery Store.
Sportsmen are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime the new Patent, and latest Improved Double
Barreled Gun, just received from England
CY lioera discount will be made to Whole
sale Dealers and Country Merchants
Don't forget that it is "No. e6, Main street," Rich
mond, Va. SELF
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NOTICE.-The undersigned beg leave most re
lN spectfully to intimate to the inhabitants of
Richmond and its vicinity, that they have com
menced business on l4th or Pearl street. near
Mayo's Bridge, for the purpose OF carrying Plain
and Ornamental House, Sign, Coach and Furni-
ture Painting; also, Gildiug, Glaztng, Pa.
themselves to execute all work in the neatest,
cheapest and most substantial manner
J. MCLEOD CO.
n BAH orders punctually attended to.
se Si-2mS
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~. r.I .ke AND Loss OF LlFx AT BRoox.
Tr..3 . ne nre which occurred at BROOKLYN on
tuesday morning, destroyed 435, 900 wor,h of
pLOpsIy. II broke out ia Saung's bakery.
nn.cn was consumed, together with John
pun bakery, Garing's bakery, Char. O,Ne;rs
g.ocey store' tavern called Our House.
nramm q Bros cigar store, Thos. Nindjs
Jewelry store, "Greenwood Sbades.n Wins.
lows fruit store, Jacob Meyers groc ery. asd
several others. The loss is nearly covered
oy insurance. Christiana Parks, a servant
girl, perished in the lamee, and q child. ten
years old, was severely burned. A man is
burned to death.
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PRICE, ONE CENT
THE DAILY DISPATCH

FANNY FEas.-The New York Na.,-.I
World announces that Fanny has been IN.
gagged to write exclusively for that paper
Fanny, we believe, is sister Of the editor AZ
the Musical World, and Of N. p. Willis, one Of
tne editors OF the Home Journal. She has
been noted oflate as q correspondent cf ths
Olive Branch, and womon of mark-quainf.
smart and clever.
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d DRIVATE PRACTICE.-Dre PLUME L.
L CO. may be consulted, confdenially, for the
treatment of the following diseases: EruptiOns,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swengs, or
argements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges,
whether recent chronic. Also, all those com.
plants termed female diseases The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
article known, to give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud debilirated organs as well to renovate
system shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full directions,
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly at.
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex.
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond. Virginia fe 9
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r. Gen. Alexander hcRas raised this year.
near Wilming.os. n. c. ninety baahsls d sesn
upoa ons aers Of ground.
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FIRE AT ANSAPoLIs.-A FIRE occurred At
annapolis on Monday afternoon, which con-
samed three frame dwelling houses on East
sntaee'' ,n near the State House circle. One Of
od., ,Gm vas formerly the parsonage of the Meth.
tne late Miss Harriet Selby. -
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The editor Of Buffalo Rough Notes nav .
little girl leading her father, he being in an
utter state of inioxication. She was crying
bitterly, and every breath would ssy, sfAthsv.
walk s,eady-foiks will zee u.s." Afeeliag Of
sorrow snote the editor like chunk of lead,
and hs turned away with Z large leaE i the
corner of his eye. Such is lie; one momsnt
smiles, the next tears.
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Ignorasce Of female modes Of speech oflsn
leads to great misunderssanding. A lady who
says, II would not make fright Of myself"
means, generally, that she Deelecis nething,
however minute, TO make herself atiractive.-
With another, ssto be deceni," mrans to have .
mass Of beautiful lace, and . li,sie fortans In
diamonda Is se4ass
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n1TENT pkLF.HEATINta SAD IRONS
L We are now in receipt Of small lot Of these
Sad Irons, which. for economy in tims and iuei,
and ueatness and comfort in ironing, We can re-
commss d. For sale By
% 10 VAN LEW = IAxLOA.
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FOR RENT
uOIISR ROR RENT

O. HOUSE FOR RENT, the Dwelling
&a House on Marshall street. occupied by John
II. Bosrher. Esq, containing 10 rooms with
kitchen in the yard. Possession will be given in
few days. Rent 5000. TOLER g. COOK,
se3o General Agents.
O. FOR RENT, the Cottage Residence at
~ thu upper end of Franklin street. in the neigh.
borhood of Mrs Bullocks late residence, containing
six rooms. Terms accommodating, and made
known on application. Possession given on 1st
F. M. PARRISH,
Sc 29-6ts Corner Main and lst streets.
c. FOR KENT, that very fine house and de.
III srabe residence at present occupied by Mrs
+. X. Crump, on Clay street, between Adams and
foushee with large rooms besides kitchen and all
other conveniences requisite for family. Posses
sion given on lst November, 1852. Apply to
GEO. J. SUMNER,
se2S No Fifteenth street.
a. FOR RENT.-A Brick House on Mar
L shall street, between Sd and 4th Streets now
occupied by Mr. Henry Shafer, which has six
looms, and orick Kitchen 10 rear with two rooms.
Possession may be had the 1st of October
seq TOLER g. COOK, General Aeerts
g. FOR RENT, and immediate possession
5 given. House and Lot in Warwick's Row, on
se25 JAMES M TAYLOR.
a TENEMENTS FOR RENT.-IWo
wood Tenemenfs on French Garden Hill con.
tsin:ng three rooms each, with the usual conve
niences. Rent IS per month
ToLER e. COOK,
se2o General Agents
- HOUSE FOR KKNT.-A new wooden
~ House on the East side of Valley street, near
the Chapel, and containing three rooms Rent SO Is
per month. TOLER T. COOK,
Sc Is General Agents.
a. FOR RENT.-A RARE CHANCE-UN.
9 DOUBTEDLY THE BEST BUSINESS
STAND IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-The
Store and House SO Main street, at present occu.
pied by l.. Hyneman as clothing store. There is
lease on the property that has FIVE years to rum
To any person wishing to engage in business this ia
an opportunity that very seldom offers. The ne.
cessty of attending to affairs in far distant place.
is the only reason for leaving For particulars cali
on the premises, No SO Main street.
L. HYNEMAN.
NB-A large and fashionable assortment of Fall
Clo'hing selling off low. Call soon. seI7-lm*
g. HOUSE FOR RENT.-The house on
88 Leigh street. adjoining that of Major Sher.
win McRae, and at one time in the occupancy of
the late Mrs. Harrison, is now for rent and pos
session may be had byier before the first Of October
This is an excellent house for large family.
TOLER q COOK,
se14 General Agents
GA FOR RENT.-We will rent the large
Ma Brick House on Maddox's Hill, few
steps West of Howard's Grove. 1t is nearly new
is in good condition, and ia a delightful residence
Possession may be had Immediately. Rent, $40
per month. TOLER & COOK,
Sc IA General AeenIs.
a. FOR KENT-A large front Room over
MI our store, on first floor.
KEEN, CHILEs g. BALDWIN,
aus No. l02, Main street.
"a FOR RENT-A lodging ROOM over my
E::t store, 81 Main street
au 1S JOHN THOMPSON,
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The entire amount of the receipts of tha
Duke OF Wellington for his services was near.
ly three millions of pounds sterling, The
emoluments ofthe Duk's sons, nephews, sons.
in-iaw, and other relatives, from the army. The
church and the pension list are enormous.
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HKNSm MANUFACTURES, 60
EtEG.Ss%r14 WHOLESALE AND RE:afflE1.a

EkNS0 MANUFACTOkS,
EsE*NTrt1 WHOLESALE AND RE.a5
esSeAI GEfTAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS. VALICES,
CARPET BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON & BRO l6l
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect
fully invite strangers visiting the CITY, and the pub
lie generally, to call and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles in the above line
Their prices WILL be found be lew as those of
any other house, whether by the single pair, dozen
or case. The stock embraces
Gentlemen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootees
Do calf kip, and stout Boots and Bootees
Youths Boots ana Bootees, of many kinds
Servants Brogues, bound and unbound
Ladies' Shoes, Buskns, Kids, Jenny Linds &c
Ladies' black, bronze snd colo ed Caters
Buskins and Boot: es for servant women, various
styles
Misses and Children's Shoes, in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
T- All of which are'ofered at the lowest rates
PEMBERTON & BRO, 16l Main ct,
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
17-3m
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NOkE, COAL, WOOD.-i am pi epared to
u supply consnraers with Anthracite and Bitumi
nous Goal. Coke, and Wood. at current prices aud
solicit orders from my friends and the public.
E q j SAMUEL r HAYES,
.,A-2n North side the Basin
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DOMESTIC BLIss.-lScene-wife sitting up
in bedi husband at the window in night ap-
EareL peering out, with yet smoking gun
Time A. MI Wife tmuch startledj j-"Good
gracious, Reginald! What are you doing
with that gun1" Reginald, (who is very fond
OF ,;shooting)-"Husb, hush, my dear-Tve
killed two" WJe-"My goodness! two WHAT
--thievesl" Reginald-"No, dear. Two of
those confounded rabbits that are always eat
ing he verbena! There, 60 to sleep, darling
III have another directly"
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A401 OE LETTERS
Remaining In the Richmond Post Once
ON the i st October, 1852.
,E Persons calling for Letters in this List viii
please say they are advertised
LADIES' & LIST.
ADAMS Mss Ann Adcock MimAF
Allen Mrs Mage
DDraoiey mrs Ann NJ Bailey Miss Sarah E
psny paney MIs frances Burnett Miss Susan
Rau " mIs marina Burnt Miss Margaret
eh poh mrs rosa Buliugton Miss Mary
Rr;an, unrr; m.s susan Burnett Miss Dorothy
Bradley Misc Virginia Brown Mas Mildred v
g
cue Si.sn M,s H Clark Mrs Margaret
Gs mrs Catharine Clarke Miss Virainia
C. MS Daniel Clarke Miss P
Crump Mrs ElizaMF2 Clarke VA
Clarke Mrs RArrietB Crabin Miss har;aI
Cisrr. .O. 1s 'oyceW Chiffon Miss Lucy
Crn..Is,s Mis MARIA Cutchin Mics Harriet
o'1''nne'o MRS Maya Canter Peggy
Dabney Mrs CM Dav;. M;.. 1,,,,
Davenport Miss Ann Dabnev Mias G G.
e
Eaton Miss 8 Emertoa Miss Elizabeth
=
Frayser Mrs EA Fellow. M.sMAa
Faniroy Mrs Sarah FeyelI Mia MarvE
Eio'cae' miss Ellen Ford Miss Maria Rees
Gibson Mrs Elizabeth CAV Mia Ieono,.
0oooai Miso Anna Green Mise Mary Bell
Grey Miss Elizabeth Gillian Miss Martha
Goode Miss Martha
Hunt Mrs Matilda HockadaY Miss
Henriques Mrs Maria Harrison Miss Kitty
Hudson Mrs MaryA Hull Miss Mary
hay Mrs Mary A Hall Miss MaryF
Hargrove Miss ANN e Hail Miss Parmelia C.
Hode Miss Eliza
Jacob Mrs Lucy Jane johnson Mrs Josephine
julius Mrs Edmonia Jordan Mrs Martha
Jsnvier Mrs Edgar Jandon MissE
Jones Mrs Jane n
hrumwide Mrs M A Kilby Miss Indiay
l.
Lowwoire Mrs Mary Leonard Mrs
Lewis Mrs James Lyon Miss Bell Y
Lee Mrs Mary L
Mathews Mrs Anna Miller MrsTJ
Mayo Mrs Ann M Null Miss Sarah M
Manony Mrs Ellen Mauck Miss Sarah F
Marshall Mrs Frances Mahan Miss Maria
Mason Mrs Margaret Messler Miss Mary
Muddiman Mrs Sarah
Nc
McFarlan Mrs Eliza Mckinney Mrs J
Newell Mrs Sarah Nunley Miss Martha
Otey Mrs Mary Osborne Miss Eliza
p
Phnton Mrs Puckett Miss E s
Pate Mrs CoIdelia Putfer Miss L
Plunkett Mrs e NJ Peasants diss Lizzie
Peasants Mrs Eliza Pegiam Miss Mary
Parrott Mrs EizabethA Pinn Miss Nancy Ann
Pecquet Mrs Paul 2 Price Miss Perciila II
Puckett Miss Priddy Miss Virginia
Parkhlll Miss CaIharine
r
Robertson Mrs Louisa Robinson Miss Mildred
Ramsey Mis- LucyA Reed Miss Elizabeth
Rogers Elizabeth
&
Sheppard Mrs Ann E Savoy Mrs Martha
Sutton Mrs Smith Mrs Mary
Smslldrige Mrs c Shelton Mrs sarah
Sizer Mrs Ellen Shelton Miss Maria l.
Stuart Mrs Lucy M2 Stephenson Miss M
+
Townsend Mrs Turner Mrs Clara w
Tazewell Mrs Mary P Toler Miss Mary
IIDsley Miss Agness Thomas Mrs Frances
Wv
Vslez Mrs AnnV Woodson Mrs Emma M
Weisiger Mrs c Walthali Mrs Frances
White Mrs Diana Walker Miss Jane q
Watkins Mrs Judith Webster Miss Jane
Wilson Mrs James Wright Miss MaryC
Woodward Mrs Louisa Watts Miss Martha
West Mrs LucyA Williamson Miss Mary
Woodson Miss f. NJ Whitworth Miss NJ A
yUarA Aallk1 EG.ak kak1
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Mr.. WEBsrEk.-The Boston Courier SAYS
Mr.. Webster's health is gradually improving.
He has no catarrh, this year, Of any conse-
quence, but he has some ofthe complaints of
the season, which made it necessary for him to
have repose and avoid travelling.
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DOGGETT 6 ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS


UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
l6 Governor Street,
UAVE in store their Fall stock of French and
Ill American rAPER HANGINGS of every quality
and style, purchased from the best factories in this
country and France, many of them very rich and
elegant. Also a very complete assortment of cur.
tain goods, corHces, gmps, tassels, cords, bands,
window shades, in great variety, window blinds
curtain paper buff Holland for shades, a superior
stock of floor oil cloths, mating, cured hair
and shuck mattresses, feather beds, holsters and
pillows, of the best quality, with many other arti
ces in our line, all of which will be sold on fair
terms, and Paper Hanging and Upholstering done
in town or country, at the shortest notice and by
the best workmen. Sc 16-3m
NOTICE.-An persons indebted to the late firm
IN of PEAKE, BRADLEY e. co, either by Bond
or open account, are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle them, as no longer indulgence
will be given. These accounts are long stanC ing
and must be settled.
Also, all persons indebted to US, whose accounts
are due are requested to settle them speedily. for
we are determined to have them settled without
delay.
au SITS BRADLEY g. BROTHER.
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GEN1'LEMEN'S LIST.


A
Alvis Robert
Ashlen Robert w
Allen Samuel T
Alcutt Thomas
Averett VIM B
Adams VIM N
B
Blown John
Brown James G
Bawnan Mark
Bovine Hon v
Brocchus Hon Perry E
Bunting Capt Robt
Brown Robt G 8
Baylor K B
Brooke Robt
burLOn Saml u
Branch Thomas
Boze Thomas
Bragg II w
Burrett William
Bradt VIM Fl
Boswell VIM
Burl VIM s
G
Clarke Rev John L
Carter Lewis NJ
Cougar Lewis
Carter Marshall w
Conway DR. Michael
Clark N b
Cottrell Reubin
Clark Samf p
Clarke Thomas G
Clarke Thomas A
Darlington Thomas C
Carter T b
Casema William
CIenshaw Walter
Collin VIM H
Cook VIM B
Cassidy VIM P
Campbell Joseph
Crump Thomas
ID
Davis John N
Dorpin Phi'ip2
Dennis M
Diixs J II
Davis Root
Dabney X +
Dyer , q
DOwd Thes
Dugurd koot
Dsohes
N
suu.r.or samueIe
E..ho.' .,a.., TO-
E..a. Ess.ns W.
Esssssnk Ion,I.
E.J Ew;. IN
r
rsI,..ps s sI.sr. q n;,bo,..s
Fnrsn.an Philip
Esrenhsr Robsrt B
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Anderson Mr.
Allen J oseph r
Archer DR. J l. 2
Andrew James
Alley Leoniaas S
Atkins Michael
Aiken Hon VIM 3
Bernard A N
Bsratta Angelo
Bailey Mr.
Bottermanu Mr.
Block Rev A
Bushnell Curtis
Baughn Felix
Blankenship G G
Bradshaw Capt Geo 2
Briggs Henry
Bells Henry +
Barbour Jr John 8
Brooks John +
Brown James
Bear julius 2
Bradley John
Bell John J
Baker Capt jeremiah
Crowell Charles 3
Clarke Charles w
Cooke Charles L
Cabutt Danl
Crump Edwin G3
Cook Edwin
Caker Edwin B
Claiborne + S
CARD George F2
Clarke George d
Clarke John i
Chlldrey y Co John z
Conroy John
Capps Joseph
Clarke DR. J Henry
Crutchheid J w
Christian John 81
Cornett Jeremiah
Collin + J
Divine Mr.
Downs Darby
Deusberry Douglass
benson Dennis
Dennis f w
David James ]
DemaTtus G z
Davis Henry
Davis ] F
David James J
Diamond James
Edwards BENZ S
English John A 2
Eddins Ro T.
Ennis Jos ID
Elliott Kobt
r1ctueIy DdViQ
Ferneyhough 4. 8
Forester George
Fefd Garland
Frear John 49,. 49,,
Fray John
Frayser John w
Finn Michael
Fsirburn Peter
Graves Bat
Giimond Dadly
Garner Eugunious
Gorham Capt Fredk2
Goni q
Gipson Robert
Goldsmith Jos
Gsriitz Jacob
Garnet John
HIN Asaph
Hobbs Alpeus Il
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THE REINDEER DisAsrER.-The grand jury
ofthe U. 8. Court have found bills Of indict-
ment against Charles w. Farnham, Captain,
and John Howiet, Engineer, Of the steamboat
Reindeer, for manslaughter, by carelessly
causing the loss oflife on board that vessel.
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The inhabitants Of the borough Of Posls-
Vile. have commenced the erection Of the
monument TO Henry Clay, afer design b. +.
Heuson. Esq. The statue 10 to be Of east
iron, Is ieet in height, standing upon q Gre
elan doric column, also Of cast iron, 63} feet,
starting from base Of cosglomerate rock, the
whole rising 1873 feet.
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GREAT SPEEp.-The Western Railroad
train yesterday afternoon. with the Addison
Gilmore" attached, came from worcester t44
m;IesI in ffiy minutes, including oil stops.-
Boston Transcript, Sept. -.
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SURVEY OF THE RAPPAHAssocK--A letter
from Col. Touen of the Engineer Department
At Washington, to the editor says. "the esrIy.
commepceinent of the contemplated survey Of
the Rappahannock river, is under considsrafion
before this department. We are using tho
utmost diligence in assigning ofhceTs 70 the
River and Harbor bill. The survey Of the Rap
nahannock, will be commeneed - soon -
sx.-..;hle Fred. Neps.
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Epitaph for Stock-broker-"Waiting for q

Lpttopu LUZ StOCh-UiOAos- oHabk Aos =
rise"
Why is man ascending vesuvius like an
Irsbman trying to kiss pretty girli Because
he wants to get at the crater's mouth.
Peter Hand has been arrested at New Or
leands, charged with committing forgery on
the Bank of Louisiana for. $4,000, about IL
months since.
Johns Wife and John were tete a.tete: She
witty was, industrious he; says John, "Fve
earned the bread we've ate,""And ]" says
she, shave urn'd the tea"
"Old Uncle Phil" aged los years, died at
Grove Hill, Clarke county, Alabama, on the
18th inst. He was the Oldest man, white or
black, in the county, and was buried on Tues
day night by torch light, in the presence Of
large number Of negroes.
Several kegs marked "Lard," but found to
contain spirits, were lately seized at Provi'
dence. A communication from Mrs. Partington,
through @medium," says: "This is rendering
to seizer the things that are seisers."
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SINGULAR MODE OF COMMITTING SUICIDE.
On Monday morning last William II. f.
Heare, Of Hampshire county, Va, put an end
TO his existence in very singular manner
Having raised all but the bottom rail of fence
near to the house in which he inserted in the
opening rock which kept the rails far
enough apart to allow him to place his neck
between them, he then, [so il lis supposed
took another rock and knocked out the one
which he had placed between the rails, which,
falling down on his neck, caused suffocation.
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SAD MoRTALITY.-Major Edmund Ross
Riddle; his son, Duncan s. Riddle, and his
brother. Samuel y. Riddle, natives of Penn
sylvania, died in TalIedega county, Ala, re-
Gently, within few days Of each other, of dy.
sentery. Major Riddle was formerly a con.
tractor on the public works Of Maryland, and
subsequently, with Col. Fremont, surveyed
the Columbia (S. C.) Railroad. His brother
also completed various contracts, amounting
to several millions of dollars, on the internal
improvements Of Maryland, Virginia, Penn
sy lvania and other States.
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e5 FOR RENT-A large front Room over
l~.i our store, ON first floor.
KEEN, CHILES g. BALDWIN,
aus No. 102, Main street.
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Old Dominion Tent No 3ol O OF Reehabites.
=. THOs B. BIGGER, p. H.
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LIST OF LErTE

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Richmond Post Once
ON the 1st October, 1852.
,If PERSONS calling for Letters in this List will
please say they are advertised. Z
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IOO CASKS LlH1E in store. for sails By
4VO se % 8. AcGRUDER 4 SONS.
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THOMAS a. CHARLES ELLIS 81 co.
uAvE removed their Office TO No. l5o Main st -
H Entrance on ilth street, two doors above the
Exchange Bank in the room formerly occupied as
the Richmond Library"
Being engaged in closing their business they re-
quest all persons indebted to them TO call and settle
their secatnts Sc IS 2m
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81 FOR RENT-A lodging ROOM over my
Ea.:a store, 81 Main street
auIS JOHN THOMPSON.
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l'RANkLIN CLOTHING STORE, I31
l. Main street, Richmond, Va.-The sub.
scrbers would respectfully call lhe attention of the
citizens OF Richmond and the surrounding country
to theirvery large and we'll selected stock of Ready
Made Clothing, consisting of every style and
quality for Fall and Winter wear, all which we gar.
raniee tG sell lower than any Goods of the same
quality in the city of Richmond We therefore, in
vite all who wish 10 obtain good article at very
low price, TO give US a call.
Also, very large and select stock of aentemens'
Furnishing Goods.
se 25-2m r DFCOIT T. rn
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- HOUSE FOR KENT.-A new wooden
II House on the East side of Valley street, near
the Chapel, and containing three rooms Rent SO Is
per month. TOLER a. COOK
sc % General Agents
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E:a FOR RENT.-We will rent the large
M:a Brick House on Maddox's Hill, few
steps West of Howard's Grove 1t is nearly new,
is in good condition, and ia delightful residence
Possession may be had Immediately. Rent $40
per month. TOLER & COOK,
Sc IA General Aoenrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

INHE MOTIFS OF THE UNIT Ed
i STATES BANK, Washington, d. c., will be
redeemed by me in Virginia money.
WM TIMSLEY
au2 3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

gISO TEACHERs.-FOR RENT OR SALE,
Il frame school House, with comPiete
set Of desks aHd other necessary furniture. Inc
building is n Of the most central and eligible
locations In the city, and where fouishng School
has been sustained. Apply to
sn3 3-.dts w. GOUUiN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

- TENEMENTS FOR RENT.-Iwo
n wood Tenemenfs on French Garden Hill, con.
tanning three rooms each, with the usual conve
niences. Rent S5 per month.
TOLER e. COOK,
se2o General Asents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-02

ALBERT l.. WEST, HOUSE CAKPEN-
ATER AND JOINER, thankful for the liberal pa
ronage which he has received during the last nve
years would inform his friends and the pubic thaI
ne 10 prepared to undertake BUILDINGS oi every
kind on accommodating terms
Having practical knowledge of tie business, ne
hopes by strict attention To it, give satisfaction TO
ali who may employ him.
Shop on 9th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
Riehmond. Sc l3-dtlJ