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IsN6OIr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KNZOrS NnVp
equal in their extreme Durability and of edge
gAn DO obtained genuine ut SAUNDERS, No. AssOr
House, and 3S7 Broadway.
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Singers Sewing Machine conti


the sewing machine the The superiority of sewing
done by this machine and the great with which it
m executed makes them invaluable to all who make the
ing art q business.
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Gournud's Liquid Hair Dive fs. withou

N1'fsssss sA"h DyS 80
exception or rsservaton the very best invented
ware Of pulled eyes Equally celebrated 10 Gonrauds Mold
GATED SC hp fo curing PIN pies frecke saowues chaps
rs9gnre &s Pcudre Subtitle uproots hair from any part
" walker street. near Broadway.
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Hair Dyo the best yet ,srsd for ooarn4 Tho hair
certainty With which ths fvore md old sssabshsd
DYE performs 10 Astcnishing u 10 for sale appIIsd
address.
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ing in public avor for the that they
purpose for which they accommodating sewing Will
stuess elegance and Dispatch Principal oce 25S Broa
way, whe-e they can be seen in operation.
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way have been successful in the construction Of their
gsss that they have received the most rewarding aknow
ledgn ents from Lieutenant Maury, National 0bserva-
tory, ashin and other authorities
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should 1t rain shirts. and each man take

his share Of the shower by chance thousands gentlemen
would be jast well lifted as they And it is
eaFy TO nsuIo perfect st. and exquisite workmanship by
giving your orders to GREEN House. where
invention ioT measuring the person never fails.
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timer ~ prevent bahes ana hair that has fallen
81 r become tain ard 70 feetuaiy aad dan
ayuh w ~ cnsan.0us Affections Of tho SCALP prepsj
aad sold vhe,ssals snd retail W -
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for colcfns sts hhE o. WHISPERS ihstAntsr upon
prp eipl and warranted rec AL sAuste substanoss
q applied daily and sold Wholesale and retail. ~ Girls
TODORO'S wig and scalp estsbi,sbmsst Ne Q Aste,
Heuss. n B-Pr'rte rooms 70, applyins sbs dye
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duced beautiful elegant made Shirts than the
Coragzs Shirts furnished made to order by AGATE,
No. 2t6 Broadway his assortment of Gentm
der shirts and drawers hosiery cravats scars aud
gloves, be surpassed in this country.
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Strangers In the city who require a good
g.ss Of Vine or Brandy and FIRST rate cigar be sup
sa sh n II sssf s especially 9 private
y packed, to any part Of the oeantry ou
piaee y NA' "hs' 0sAhass ana 's'ss NO. faFk
Comb Factory-A rich assortment of Tor
toe shell dress Con be. the newest French patterns
variety embraces every style imported aud
'''''' ~ 'a D. ' sA On ihRs5' Bosdvayp
Rasoir Leeouitre.-These Razors have no
genuine At sASSDEss , No = A sass
G. Saunders Metallic Tablet strop for
keeping Rsaors perfect order-This article has been
S bee. 70 .He 70 Se
A. ths Worlds Fair 1t exhibited and pronounced by
oe The finest possible edge For sals At No. Ator Houso
Cholera, Sea sickness, Diarrhoa, and Dy-
sentoy euat.y, cured Surely prudent person
M r 1 % ss sh.rs 10
stop and cure the preuontary symptoms KELLiSGER'S
REMEDY win not fail in ton .deushn trials fails
street cured wien 10 the last stage cholera;
gsy Of al 9,ips sn1s Ssn ten ss
o ID can be o. G Would
476 and 300 Broadway. 1t is perfectly delightful.
Important Notice.-Van Deusep's Depot
eee for The ssle Of bis Improved Wahpsne isas 2s
against installing ss,aslishment for Reeruitias Rem
de- ss Il ne. s1 100 Of
ard proper pane, -
10 gull the public With "Wahpenej"
Tia. ahere .So impqeVsd is he daily seu
Nornesdss the 'spansIa Banner. I'D
To work Tie wonders Of free trade"
Counterfeit Notes. = Tho Public is well
sSss nsys s s on Banks Of
every has enhdeneo holds good in relation
LovETs wsSpsns No. III Chamber t ssssss on
5000 Wigs and Toupecs are to be found
A. the m nufscsory Of MEsHgRsr 4 HEARD, Y Maiden
spS Of the hest materials and warranted not
Braids, &c Private for wigs and hair dying Out
Lyons Kashniron. The most deIIghtful
post srssie 1ne see,ys for Sadness Gray HAIR
throughout North and South america Europe and the
ds ra .s Se win ,' r S, for cents The
come profit. Principal wholesale ON % SI BIo.aT.y
Gournud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, withous
pulled Ta sns sss ssss 's'S
70. ScaSp PIN ,." cs
We BODY Mq1id 70 LILY white and Hair 'i'''
Wigs and Tsupees.--Baschslor's new style
Of wis arc pronounced the most perfect %sSs q nsa,
ssil q BxTonaISss ssissrs..d w y.',ory No.a ws
It. Es.r' C ssa & s. sssss s' 's " '' '
Hair Dye.--8st1hsior's sclsorased Llqa,S
aar Dyo the host yet for sooans ths hair
Wbiskers N spplied The wonderful
which ths favori,e nd old established
Dys performs 10 astonishing II for sale or applied ~
nATGHELoaa Wig Fso.ory, No. % all s.reet dor- 81
sAdress.
Crigtadoro's eeiebr ated Liquid Hair Dye
for coorisg TIE hA whsssrs instantsr apop nssar
eipss AND warranted sAutc substanoss
hsgpss daily and sold, wholesale and retail ~ Girls
TODORO9 wig and scap estsbisbmest Ne. Q Astc,
Heuse. ~ B.-Pr!rte rooms 70, applyins sbs dye
CriatadOrO's Hair P1eservntIvo md Beau.
timer ~ prevent balances and har that has fallen
81 y become tain Ard 70 cure .neetnay s.urf aad dan
ayun ~ well ~ Affections Of tho prepared
'''' '''''''' ~ cHisTADoRo. Ne. Aston House.
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AHUsEyKETs THIS EVENING
Halls for California

New Work, Fr,day, August 40, 1854.
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ar fancy cored Leather Belts ladies' children and
men Any required style for fremen military made
order Gold bordered hclt with gilt clasps for
companies Ca and see the assortment, at No. so
John s.tee., opposite Dutch street.
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Clothing at VnSiesalc-Our Stock

and Winter Clothing for the Southern
Is ready for inspection We respectfully invite Weste
and Southern merchants to examine the before pur
chasing elsewhere, will well repay them-being
featured well known STYLE and sued 20 all section
Of t1e country. Prices uniform and low.
D. T. j. DEVLIN, IS and IS John street
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
Richmand Post Office.
The Mailsare received and closed as folio

The Mailsare received and closed as follows:
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL, via Washington City
Due daily in Railroad cars ate O'Clock. P. NJ,
and closes daily at o'clock P. NJ. Except the
mails for Washington City, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston, which will be closed
at 6 A. M.
daily in Railroad at 6t A NJ, and closes daily
THE srAUNroN MAIL via Charlottesyille-Due
daily in Railroad cars at o'clock, P. NJ, and closes
daily at 8 O'Clock, P. M.
THE NORFOLK Cry MAIL, per Steamers, via
City Point-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur.
days at P. NJ, and closes Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at & z. III.
THE WILLIAMSBURG MAIL, per Steamers, via
the Grove Landing-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at 6 p. NJ, closes Tuesdays Thursdays
and Sundays att o'clock P. M.
THE YORKTOWN MIL, via the Grove Landing
Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 8 p.
NJ, closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
SPIN
yard's-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
at P. NJ. closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs
days at 8 M
THE LYHcHDuRG MAIL via Canal packet boats
and Scottsville-Due daily Except Monday at
o'clock, p. NJ, and closes daily Except Sunday at
4 O'Clock, 2 NJ.
To- The side Nails for all other Offices fur.
nished from the Canal Route, closes Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday, at O'clock, p M:
Ia
Burkevile and Farmye-Due Monday, Thurs
day, and Saturday, at Al, P NJ, closes Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, at 6, z. NJ.
III Mails also close for Lynchburg ON Sun'
day. Tuesday, and Thursday, at 8, r. NJ, which
are dispatched via Central Railroad and Char
lotesyiile on the mornings of Mondsy, Wednesday
and Friday.
THE TAPPAHASNocK MAIL--Due on Wednes
DAYS and Saturdays at o'clock, P. NJ, closes on
Mondays and Thursdaysat6 o'clock, I. NJ
THE WILLIAMSBURG NAIL, via New Kent q. II
Due Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9o'clock, T
NJ, and closes Mondays and Thursdays at s, r. III
The AMELIA CT. II. MAIL, via Chesterfield CT
H.-Due Mondays at o'clock, p. NJ, and closes
Mondays at O'Clock P. NJ.
THE LOUISA HeRsE NAIL, via Goodaifs, &C.
Due Mondays and Thursdays at I. NJ, and closes
Mondays and Thursdaysat p. NJ.
SHoRT PUMP Mail, via Three Chopped ROAD
| to Tresi,i;an's oepot-Due Thursdays at IL ID
| and closes sanie day at r. NJ.
w0FFICE HOURS.--From o'clock, A. -.
until the arrival OF the Northern Mall due afo
NJ after the asserting of that mail until = d
| On Sunday from to o'clock, A. NJ, and nom
to o'clock, r. n.
ErStamps for the prepayment OF postage on
letters can be had at the Office.
Persons applying for letters " whaca cave oeef
ADVERTISED, viii please 10 designate them
ER~On all transient newspapers, and every
other description of printed matter except news
papers and periodicals published at Intervals no.
exceeding three months, and sent from tne once y
publication tosctuai and 5oaa ds subscribers posi-
age is required 10 be PHE-rAiD when dsposites
In the oface.
de THOs. .. btGGkhs e. -
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
1852,


Suitable to the time and our theme fsays the
lew York Erening PosD are the following lines
German poet, which we are pretty sure The
merican public has never before seen, at least in
'nglish, and with which we take our temporary
ave of our readers and our final ave of the wear
ighteen hundred and ffty-one.
hoary monk, beside the way,
Sat with rosary on hi knee;
No forest Cliff, with mosses gray,
Seemed ever half go old as he.
Ionly saw the beads he told;
The rest from human sight were hid,
Each sphere from out of shad w rolled,
And slowly into shadow slid.
And all with bloody stains were red,
And foul with blots of sable hue.
And that gray beadsman sighed and said
prayer with every bead he drew.
"Look well" solemn voice be gan,
"On him who counts those sliding spheres
His hands are measuring out for man
And nations their appointed years.
Hooked again, and fondly deemedi
The gliding rosary whittier grew,
The crimson stain less frequent seemed,
Less foul the blots of sable hue.
Even now my friends, with sigh and prayer,
The beadsman drops another sphere,
Alas, ! see the blood stain there,
And there the biots of guilt appeari
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STEAM LINE BETWEEN THE u. STATES AND
IRELAND The New York papers contain an
address to the friends of Ireland, in the United
States, signed by Thomas A. Emmet, and
others, urging them to give their aid in the
establishment of line of steamers between
the United States and ireland. The project,
they say, only wants concentrated effort to
ensure its success. A proposition, submitted
by Ambrose w. Thompson, ESQ.,, on behalf
OF the Committee of the Irish and American
Steamship Company, for contract for con-
veying the mails between New York and
Galway, or some other suitable port on the
West coast of ireland, in first class steam
ships, is now before the Congress OF the v.
States, backed by the Recommendation Of the
Postmaster General.
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FRANcE.-The Paris correspondent Of the
London Globe, says there are various rumors
current as to the new constitution, but those
most credited are the following There will
be only 400 deputies. or perhaps, only $50,
being one for every 100000 OF the population.
1t is not decided whether they shall be paid or
not the general feeling is against payment.
AS 10 the Senate, it will probably not be an
elective body, for il declared that il shall con-
sist of the illustrious of the country. This
could not be expected in an elected body.
The Milan Gazette of the 18th ult., says, il
is stated that Louis Napoleon has written q
letter TO the General commanding the French
Army of Occupation recommending him to
maintain order in Rome; but mos. particularly
to watch over the sacred person and Govern
ment of his Holiness.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

Uhimsicaiities and Rerels of Mobite.
We suppose all our readers have heard af
that singular society known as the aCowarr.
LIoss," OF Mobile. Their unique masks ana
performances have been often spoken of in ,he
papers. We copy from the New Orleans p;.
cayune the following account of their last new
years revels:
MoBILE, Jan. 8, 1852.
Dedr Fsc.-Every country and people have
iheir peculiar saturnalia, ever have had. end
ever will: Ours at large have their Fou,,h Of
July, and other national festivities. but Mobile
mas carnival separate from all, and differing
alike IN manner, matter and occasion, New
ear Eve Is not less generally kept up as
iestival IN the principal cities of Scotland Than
10 TINS our little Mobile. But the manner and
matter, there and here, are as unlike as the on
posife zones. The peculiar insfi,utions, or
this place are her masked societies-for .o.;s.
ties they are of the closest orgaD;za,;on and
strictest secresv. The old ones conr;nu.-
though nearly every year some new one snr;n1s
up-parades and fades.
On the last New Year Eve the ancien, Cow.
beliions-at least mature, since they then cele.
brated their twenty-frst anniversary, TIE
great merit OF this society is to be found in their
successful efforts to reduce to consistency the
previous incongruities of Inasquerades. They
have successfully illustrated the mythology in
full- the present nations Of the earth--ihe
epochs OF history-the military of past and
present ages, and many such combinations, and
thus, like the poet,
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ID EAD.-Jus< received afresh lot of Mrs. Jarvis
h Cold Candy--that world renowned and uni
versay admitted good remedy for coughs, colds,
and other pulmonary complaints. This article has
Thos II. BENTON, John Van Buren,, Esq, General
Gaines, Hon. Henry Clay, Ex President Van Buren,,
N. P Willis, Esq. Rev. w Gothard, &c. &c.
The certificates of the above gentlemen, with
many other eminent recommendations, are framed
and exhibited at Mrs w. Jervis' store, 500 Broad.
way, New York. gss
For sale by = X. r. DUVAL,
de % 80 Under the American
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THO TOBACCONISTS.- are prepared
IL to furnish tobacconists with all the Essential
Oils Spices and Ingredients used in fiavoring to-
bacco best Sweet OIL in baskets Sweet Oil by
the gallon, cheap; Varnish, Turpentine, Lamp Oil,
&c; also, Crimson Lake, beautiful bright brand
ing paint; blue and green do Brushes, &c.
Flavoring made by the barrel on very favorable
terms and of acknowledged superiority.
BENNETT g. BEERS, Druggists,
ia IA l25 Main street
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Emigration from Maine to the golden regions
of California is increasing. On Tuesday, a
party Of forty passed through this city, and on
Thursday nine more, all destined to The mines.
They generally leave families behind them,
and will ultimately return.--Portiaad Argus.
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HkNNl KOSfNF ED,
ISAAC ROSENFELD.
Richmond, Jan. 1t. Ie32

THE undersigned. thankful to his friends and
Jaa ruoac generally for the liberal patronage
wed IN tic finn Of Henry Rosenfeld & Bro.
-. so,;cts a continuance Of the same, as he in
.ar;. continuing at The old stand Of Henry Rosen-
- 4 Brother, l75 Broad street, and is confident
tC[.r- satisfaction as he intends keeping always
~, Land large ard well selected stock OF Dry
Goods and Fancy Articles, which will be mostly
~,.rc.ased tor him for cash by his brother, Isaac
Er.ar,r!d OF New York, who has opened whole
g., business there. and will be enabled to get the
he, selected goods at the lowest New York prices,
- ,f which he will sell at very small advance
f,rrash or on the usual time to punct"a custom
~. HENRY ROSENFELD.
IA 9-lm
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fH'HE subscribers having this day formed CO.
L partnership under the style of Andersen &
SgItdcr, for conducting the Engine and Machine
business and being prepared to build Locomotives,
ssgzar Mills and Stationary Engines as promptly
and Oil as low terms as they can be obtained from
any part Of the United States hope to obtain a
portion Of the patronage of this and the adjoining
stslr:. JOSEPH X. ANDERSON,
i3i-d1m JOHN SOUTHER.
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TOSEPH X. kEININGHAM is prepared 10
y execute orders in every department of Book
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
pers and binding materials of the best quality;
and he faters himself that his long experience in
his business entities him to speak with some con-
fdence as to the good charater of his work Mer-
chants, Clerks of Courts, and others can be sup.
piled with books of any pattern and style, at short
notice, and on strictly moderate terms. Orders
may be left at his store at the Bindery of Brown
and Nottingham, the Printing Office of Colin
& Co., opposite the American Hotel
de Is JOSEPH r. KEININGHAM,
226 Broad street
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CARD.-The subscriber bees leave to inform
IN the public that he has epe.ed the store No.
III, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank as
Bread and Tea Cake Bakery, and respect.
fully solicits their patronage.
From long experience in every department of
the business, and ever careful to produce nothing
but what is made from the best materials, he
doubts moi, by paying visit at his store they will
be pleased with the variety and quality of Cake dis.
played.
AS regards his Bread, he would simply state, that
it has ever been his greatest aim to manufacture it
in the very best manner and without extracting
from it those nutritive qualities, which is but too
often done.
EY ROLLS and TWIST furnished to dinner par.
ties at the shortest notice.
RICHARD ADAM
N. B.-Hor ROLLS every morning, and HoT
BUNS and TEA BISCUIT every evening. au Cts
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IL. ID. SANXAY,
SfRtiauer and Book hinder


III AVING taken the old established stand, for.
l. merly occupied by Smith & Palmer as a
bookstore, No % West Main street. Richmond
one door above the agricultural store of VIM Pal.
mer, Esq has re commenced his business as Book.
seller, Stationer and Bookbinder.
His stock will embrace the usual variety of
School, Classical and Professional Books and Mis-
celeneous Literature every variety of Stationery,
both plain and ornamental, used in the counting
house and at the escritor; merchants Account
Books of every description Record Books for
county courts. His Papers have been selected
with great care, and consist of the best quality of
English, French and American manufacture; also,
the cheaper kinds of Fooscap and Letter Papers,
Tracing and Drawing Papers Of all sizes and every
description of articles used by engineers.
Bookbinding in all its variety OF elegance and
neatness, executed with promptness.
Merchants Account Books and Record Books
made TO order, of the very best materials.
Librarians, publishers of books and gentlemen
owning libraries, can have their books bound in
plain or elegant style.
r. D. S, in presenting himself to the citizens of
Richmond and Virginia for their patronage conf
IDENTIFY trusts that hs old friends who have hereto
fore sustained him during long series of years,
WILL at this time, extend their kind aid in prosper.
ing his re establishment in business, de %
OVER COATS.-The subs :ribers have on
~ hand larger stock of OVER COATS than
usual for this season, and wishing to sell them, will
offer them at greatly reduced prices. Members OF
the Legislature, and others wishing tosupply them
serves, now nave an opportunity oI doihg So lnucn
to their advantage.
s. MERCHANT g. WEISlGER.
No ll2 Main street.
Also on hand, large stock black and fancy Silk
and Satin VESTS. ia 10
MO. IO2 FOREVER-S = u PER D X
~ READY-MADE CLOTHING-Store en-
Iarged, stock increased. styles improved
and prices redHced.-The stock of ready made
Clothing now hand at No. l02, is much too large
for this season of the year, and the subscribers
"determined to reduce it before the first of Febru
airy, in consequence of having every heavy pay
ments" to make about that time The cash must
be raised and the Goods "shallv be sold, If those
who are in want will only give call. Over
Goats of every variety of style and price; various
styles winter Frocks; fine and medium Dress
Suits, Pants, Vests. SHIFTS, &c.
de 90 KEEN, CHlLES e. BALDWIN.
-E HALE DBLs. No. l Roe Herrings, e.
- Woods brsnd
so bbls cond. Herrings, for sale low
10 bbs Mol Cut Herrings
10 bbls prime new Lard
10 bbls do Clarified Vinegar
so frkins Mountain Butter, part prime
5000 lbs Feathers
1000 lbs w WooI washed and unwashed
500 lbs Ginseng
100 lbs Seneca Root, for sale BY
jail l.. D. CRENSHAW CO.
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NEGRO HIRING.-The subscribers again
" offer their services to their friends and the
public to hire out their Negroes for the ensuing
year. They will use their best endeavors to get
good homes and good prices Persons having ne.
groes to hire out, should send them in to US by the
first day of January, SO that we may be able to get
them good homes. N.B. & c. B. HILL.
Corner of Franklin and Wall streets.
de 0-dactlF
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NTOTIUE.-The firm of ALLEN Il WEND-
y LlNGER is This day dissolved by mutual con.
sent The business of the concern will be closed
b. Nr Wendlinger, who is charged with the pay
rienr # al! the debts of the concern, and to whom
r-~a sII psyrncnt TO the concern are to be made.
WILLIAM ALLEN.
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I10.P4RTNERSHIP FORMED.-LEM

|10.PaRTNERSEIP FORMED.-LEM-
I UEL RIPLEY and WILLIAM WADDY hav-
a- associated tht mselves together under the style
and arm Of Ripley ~ Waddy, respectfully an
uuluces 10 the citizens of Richmond and the sur
r11, ding country. that they have opened q Saddle
and Harness establishment on Shockoe Hill, Broad
street. los square a5ove the Richmond. Freder-
iczs5urz and Potomac Railroad Depot wherethey
Intend to make and keep every article on hand
for sale, which s usual to be found in any estab'
l.,ll4eut of the kind, which they will dispose Of
on g. GOOD terms as can be had in the city else
where Al orders, Tor any article in our line.
thankfully received and promptly attended to,
Neud.Es and repairing done at shortest notice. and
Ol accommodating terms.
LEMUEL RIPLEY.
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I WILL continue the Anthracite Coal and
L Commission Business formerly conducted
by Wright q Lancaster, at their old stand, Dock
Wharf ia q JOHN w. WRIGHT.
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DLACK MERINO CLOAKS.--Just re-
Id ceived, a lot Of Black Merino cloaks; also. a
cheap at C. HARTWELL T. cos
ja5 Opposite Swan Tayern.
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4 E'0-PARTNERS IIIP.-Th undersigned
y have this day associated themselves together
tortLe purpose Of conducting Wholesale and re-
Ia. Grocery Business. We hope oy strict at
ent0u to business to merit liberal share Of the
pPar0Hage Of our friends and the public generally.
RICHD. s GLAZEBROOk,
WIN J. THOMAS.
?. s All produce sent us will be sold free Of
charge. g Il 7.
Richmond Jan. 1st, 1852. ia Slit