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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1852-09-25

A sailor being about to sail for India,
citizen asked him where his father died
In shipwreck.'
And where did your grandfather die :
AS he was-fishing, storm arose, and he,
with his companions, perished.'
eAnd your great grandfather
He also pcrished from shipwreck.
'Then, if | were you, would never go TO
sea-
Pray. my philosopher. where did your
father die
My father, grandfather, and great grand
father died in bed
'Then if were you, would never go to
bed,' retorted the son of Neptune.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1852-09-25

&c This is the changeblest weather ever
did see,' said Mrs. Partington, laying aside
her bonnet and shawl" when walked down
street the wind blew straight in my face, and
when turned around, don't you think II
went blowin' right on my back :"
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1852-09-25

STORE AND HOUSE FOR SALE.-The val
- liable Premises in King-street, occupied Dy
hopsing & Co. Apply to
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1852-09-25

"AwAIIAN BEEF, FOR SALE BY
II till A. P. EVERETT
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nOST-O OFFICE NOTICE-Rates of Postage on
Letters and Newspapers passing through the
Hawaiian Post-office.
The following of BOW establish
cd And for every haiounce beyond The hafOunce
imiar rate is added.
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d'ble letter.
.ss as''! sesss .1i: ssgssss&ssssgs
single let
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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1852-09-25

NEWSPAPERS.-The Hawaiian postage on each newspa-
forwarded received through this office is cents.
On each paper weighing less TO part OF Cali
eoruia or Oregon, 4 cents.+
each paper any part of U. s, east, cts ust he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09
Opposite the Banks, sign Of the American Flags.
a TTRiCTIVE NEW BO0As.-NAsH

A TTKACTIVE NEW BO0ks.-HASH
N IL WOODEOUSE, Eagle Square, have re-
ceiyed-
scott and Jackson TEE Lives OF Wingfsld Scott
and Andrew jackson, by I Headiey, author OF
Napoleon and bis malsaa!s," a.. &C., with por-
trats-Sl %
Eagle Pass, or Life on the Border BY Cora Mont
gornery-papef zoe, cloth 4Oc
rine NJ Seigwck, author OF Hope Leslie, Clarence
&c-Sl 20
Outlines Of Moral Science, BY Archibald Alexsn-
der D. late professor il the Theological seminary
al Princeton, J-73c
Whims and OdCitles, in prose and verse, Dy ihos
Hood-psp@r CSC, cloth 4Oa
Nature If Language: Glosso.ogy, being treatise
Oh the Nature Fl Language aud ON the Language OF
Nature, by Charles htgiIsir, Nj D-ol
New Volume OF BOhn's Classical Library beng
the satires Of Jugena Persius Su pic!a and Lucus,
literally translated into Ensisn prose, with notes,
chronological tables, Arguments, &C, oy the Rev
Lewis Evans, IL A, 10 which Is added the metrlcal
version OF Juvenal aud Persius, by the late VIM
Clifford, EsQ-l 70
Essays on TIE Progress Of Nations, il cvilizstion
productive Industry, wealth ard population; i!!us-
trated by statistics Of mining :aaHUtactures, COM
merce, &c. &c, by Ezra teaman-l %
Archibald Cameron, Or Heart Iriais-ioe
Comlcal Peopie: Illustrated Win sixteen pictures
taken from the embroidered tapestry contributed
by Maria Fusinaia CT Beluuo, 10 the great exHibi-
lion. Drawn and grouped tom designs CT Grande-
vile, sc :oLd eGtiou-Si
An Elementary Introduction to MlnerCogy, by
the late VIM Phillips, new edition, with extensive
alterations and aooIlions by II Brooke, Il :, and
w Miller, NJ A, &c, Lopdon-4 81
The Doctor C, by the late ko5t Sont'ey, edited
by his son-in-law, by John Wood War.er, 3 d. q
new edition, besutifa. London copy-4 50
The Works Of Charles Lamb very choice
English edition. vols louno
Together with number of elegant Library Edi
lions vi standard Engisn auihors. OCT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09
&C 3

A N0THER LOT or ..BEART'Is,, pa
Il TENT COFFEE POTS-Just received oirert
from Europe, another lot of those truly and Justly
celebrated Coffee Pots. For the use of families we
would recommend them as being preferable to any
thing OF the kind ever use d or invented We have
them in greater and II o:e convenient variety OF
sizes than we had before, Of X > 3, is g. I and
pnts. The large number We have sold, and the
universal sariAf4cton they have given, is conv.c-
lug proof OF their superiority over ali others
Their simplicity OF construction IL one Ct the uu.
merous advantages the clearness and strength If
The coffee extracted and the short space of time in
which 1t Is made, must render hem most desIr
aoie alucle t9r those who drink coffee. We have
sizes suitable for the bacne Tor as well as a lar.
Family. They are manufactured If nj. Britannia
Metal, which make them desirable tor table USE
Finally we would say to those who have not vet
purchased one OF "Beart's Patent Coffee Pets 10
DO So without delay, at the House Furnishing Store
Of
ocS T., GINTER 1877 Noir etr,ot
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New AND GOOD BUOk..-A p

\ EW AND GOOD BU0ks.-A Practical
~ Treatise on Business, or how to Get, Save,
spend, Give, Lend, and Bequeath Morey, with IN
inquiry into the Chances of Success and Causes
Of Failure in Business, by Edwin Freed!ey, sec.
ond supply-Sl
New England Tale, and Mis- cellanies, by Cath
erlne Nj sedgWick, author Of Hope Leslie, ct c.
Sl25
Comical People, illustrated with sixteen pictures
Nobody's Son, or the Life and Adventures of
Perciva Mayberry, Written by himself, Complete
SO cts
Treasure TroVe, tale by Samuel Lover, Esq
so cts
The Lady killer-25c
Simon Suggs-50c
Rena, Linda, Eoline and Marcus Wsrland a large
sGpriy u each. II. sac ~
{; NJ WEST L BRO
Newt dopr to PcSt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

T Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver com
plant rank as most difficult to cure. we are
pleased to have i; in our power TO point our re-
lne3y which has proved etectusl Ia many cases,
and which we Can ssfriy recommend Is y certain
and iufalnbe cure; II mas been the means CT rescu
ing thousands from al untitnely grave We mean
the Hoofabds German Btters, prepared by DR. T..
NJ. Jackson, st the German Medictne Store, I2o
Arch street, Philadelphia. For sale in Richmond
by PURCELL, LADD & CO., sole agents.
ne 39-iI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09
Railroad Collision,

BosToS, Oct. s.
A collision took place yesterday on the
Boston and Montreal railroad, by which six
persons were Killed, and sixteen seriously in
iured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09
DeLnN0re Election.

New CASTLE, Oct. An election was held
in Delaware on last Monday for Inspectors
The following is the result in the whole State:
New Castle, whig majority; Kent. 179 do;
Sussex, 1872 do. Wing majority in the State
BIZ. The whig gain since last year is over 200
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09
BY James NJ, TayIor,

HUABLE PkOPEKTY. ON 10TH
STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR.
LLsTREET-Three very desirable Res.
ices and n beautiful Lot for sale mt
Nton.-Wiii be sold On Friday, the 22d Oc-
Y: Commencing at O'Clock III, upon the
uses, those three yery desirable residences sit.
Il on the west side of 18th street., between Broad
IN arsheA streets, and now occupied BY Me.srs
e A Cowardin, VIM II Fry ard David Douusp
fe houses are built in tie most approved and
Urn style, tour stories high, with about eight
las each, are in perfect order, and contain every
cfnlence to ne desired in genteal fa--iIy resi-
ofs After which, will be sold that very 6eauti.
OF ground. together with the i'm proyements
'cn' situated on 18th street. at its intersection
~ hlaisnail street, fronting 81 feet and running
nflZu ieet, In the rear part Of which lot Qeaviog
II sufncient depth for building purposesl stand
lIFneme ats fronting on Marshall s,reet-and
'h!tenements are now yielding very good ,eats.
T. property, from its immediate proximity 10
municipal business paris OF the city ana also its
Vefetlred and agreeable situation, together with
thFy desirable characte Of the improvements
&qmbnes unusual inducements 10 those in want
o. l.te! residences, or who Contemplate build
ina
1Ms-One fourth cash, the balance in l, 2 and
Jyt; tie credit payments to bar interest pay
eb!fnli annually and secured by deeds of trus.
JAMES FL TAYLOR, Auct.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Ocr 8

Sales OF 1850 bills FLOUR at S4.3l. Red
WHEAT 81 to 50 cts; white 50 cts to 81. While
CORN Of 10 60 Cts; yellow Go to 70 CTS. Sales
this week OF 1896 hhds TOBACCO at 4 to 7 for
common to good brown and reds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09
iffemute1 nnrder.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. As Lewis C.. Levin.
the Native candidate for Congress, in the First
District, vas coming through Moyamensing
tonight, III carriage he was shot at in 1Ith
street by some unknown rut1ian. He escaped
unhuit, though the ball passed through his
CaFTCge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09
AUCTION SALES. !
FUTURE DAYS,
BY JAMES III. TAYLOR.
M OsT VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO

ID JAMES M IA 1LOHs
M OST VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO.
~ ~ PERTY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
the James River Connection and the
nassn.Large Warehouse ON 9th street,
INA Eleven Houses and Lots on Byrd,
setween 10th and 11fh Streets, at Auc.
.lSn.-by order Of the President and BOARD Of Di-
rectofs OF the James River and Kanawha Com
pany, shsil, on WEDNESDAY. The ao,b dsv of
Jie'ooer, 1907, commencing at IL o'clock N upon
NJ, W. premises, sell that Large and yaluab
- en- the south aide OF the Basin on
Ws..on AUG occupied BY Messrs Ludlam &
atsoa me lot trOnts 65 feet, and runs back 100
ieet to the Basin The house is built of brck four
Stories hgn, In the most substantial and spnrovad
manner fronts 63 feet on 10th street. bounded on
SUN ilue oy inc canal, runs back as feet 10
within snort distance frun the Basin and having
two fronts on the Basin and canal affords sr,nle
fac litifs for receiving and discharripe merrbrn
disc. In point OF location and construction This il
regarded as one OF the most valuable Warehouses
Ia the city tor The transaction of heavy business
Also, Eleven Brick Houses and Lots situa
ted on the north side of BYRD, between 10th and
llih streets-ail of them in good order and nearly
new, each three stories high and running back to
the canal. The construction OF these Houses is SUCH
that with some slight alterations, hey could be
made to answer for both residences and business
q uses, and from their location will always ind
ready tenants al handsome per centage upon the
outlay.
IL is deemed unnecessary here to enumerste the
plned In the above property but in view Of the in
poFtant improvements in he vicinity thereof now
IN progress, we would ask an examination of the
same by those wishing to invest their surplus iunds
judiciously.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash the balance
at ane IL months with interest," and the deferred
pay ments to be secured by deeds OF trus, upon the
| property.
Sc 70 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
| TRUSTEE SALE OF A HOUSE AND
| LOT ON LEIGH STREET-By virtue OF
oeed CT trust executed by James II Jordan ard
duly recorded IN Richmond Hastings Court Clerk
Cice the subscriber truitee in said deed (beine
! thereto requested by the beneficiary will, or
| tuesday. the 18th day OF October, at ia past
o'clock r ii, sell upon the premises, the property
| conveyed in sid deed being lot OF ground stu
sted on the south side Of lie Oh street. near Brook
| Avenue, fronting so feet and running back 80 fee
| more or ess, and upon which lot stand, three
story brick house, in excellent order having beer
thoroughly repaired, and all the necessary cut
| houses
| TERMs-Will be reasonable and viii be AMI ounc
ed on the day CT sale.
oc2 JAMES M TAYLOR Trustee.
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Z .Ovidn EIecfinu.

MOBILE, Oct. s.
Scattering returns from Florida, so far as re-
ceived, show bat little change in the political
Character Q! the State. Nothing definite, how.
ever, has been uscer,ained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

CINCINNATI, Oct. s.
Gen. Scoitlef here yesterday for Cleveland
wa Hamilton and Dayton. The reception at
Hamilton was yer. enthusiastic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09
TRUsTEE SALE an HeCsE AN,
BY WELLINGTON G0DDIN.

GALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN MAN.
~ CHESTER.-Wiil be sold On Friday alter.
noon. the 18th October, 1852, upon the premises
commencing at II O'Clock. lot No I3l, fronting 10
feet the west line of the Man street in Manches
ter, running back 60 feet which there stands an
old prick building-fornerly occupied By the late
Alexander ArchSr.
Terms at sale.
&C w. GODDIN Auct
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LEVY sTEAL AHEAD IN SELLING
TIE CHEAPEST GOOts.

A LII IN WANT Of the best bargains can be
IN supplied cy calling at my old stand, Is Main
street. and oraich store, 50. French Worked Col
lars Ct cents; sEendid assortment Of Lace anu Cam
brio Sleeves, which selling at halt the
usual price; French embroidered Edkis Co!lais
Cutis at half pnce Mouslln Delsine ~, II u and g
cents rich ely les due quality 70 cen<; Linen
hdEts tt cents rich Drocade ana plain silks; large
assortment ct ulack Silks, 81 and YARD wide; en-.
ero cred and PLAIN Grape Shawi., FROM IS to $50;
silk Eelvets Ter Wastes, very cheap, with ore
thousand other articles all to be sod ttr less than
the De bought for IN any city in the Union.
Persons in want vi their all and Winter GoOos will
nd il their advantas TO Call me, and examine
my stock aud pic before purchasing sLeWEere.
JACOB A. LEVY.
5000 Servants Blankets heavy C!otlisg Ior ser
wants. GcT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

IBElaTY HAAL4, Erankiiu street.
II This estahis hnlent is for sale, or ulC be
rented to god tenant with the Fixtures and Fur.
nitu now standing, and with without other
rooms.
The CONTINUED bad state of health Ct the present
proprietor and ais family alone induces min to dis
post OF il.
UnIurri. hsd looms for rent Apply as above.
& great barsAn can be had il immediate applIca-
ton DC nlsde. 7-3i~
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Agent for James NJ Anderson.
Sale conducted by w. GGDDIN Aucr. seq
OST VALUABLE FARMLAND GRAN.

MOST VALUABLE FARM AND GRAN
vi TIE QUAkRIES ON THE CANAL, ADJOIH
ING RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCT ON
VIII be sold on Wednesday, the 18th day OF DC.
,obeE, 1852, upon the PREMISES commencing a. II
O'Clock, the Farm on the Canal [sdjoining Holly
wood Cemetery, Clarke's Spring, and Chevallie s
cid Mill called Bankstown, containing about So
acres Tne land is equal in soil and fertility to any
high lar in Virginia The whole place is under
enclosure and in the highest stEte OF cultivation
The improvements 1t consist OF two 5rlcz
dweilIEgs-one in good order, and having roCms
-oesiGes stables, DC. There are several most ex
celieut springs Oh TIE land. In addition NabOuncs
ON the bank Of Canal, in granite quarries OF in
exnaustable extent, which, il jldciously worked,
would perhaps, be- fortune to any one. An ex.
animation the land will al once attract the attea-
tloa Of capitalists The land viii be soic IN one or
more parcels az may be agreed on at the tine OF
safe Inc stone quarries will be reserved from the
farming land aud sold separately. plat OF the
property can be seen at my office. After the st'e
If the land the entire crops will De sold consisting
OF about 100 bushels Corn, ge quantity OF wheat
straw &c. Also, three horses, all the farming ini
pigments, &c.
TEKMs-For the land, one fourth casa; balance
al G. y and IL months TOR negotiable notes inter.
est added secured by trust deed For the per
sona estate all sums over 500 months credit Tor
approved endorsed negotiable paper. The Ia m Is
admirably adapted to d market garden, or dairy
being within hail mile OF the corporation Inn :
It's -
sc 81 w. GODDiN, Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

Gov. Froup, Of Ga, one Of the half dozen
Candidates :or the Presidency, is said to be ly-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

DUAnDlNG.-Mrs ANDEAsUN. on Main
- street opposite the Exchange Bank. can &C.
commoosI ale lew day bearders If innne date sppii.
cation 10 made. she has also one or Two roorns for
gentleman aud lsdy. &C 7-3t
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Oct s.

WI" lVNh NJ Al NE =, OCT. 5.
Sales Of 10000 bbls. FLOUR, 49, 900 bushels
WHEAT. and $4,000 bushels Corn, at unchang.
ed rates. Market firm.
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--sone-
he most
obaccot
n tried
saypui
also re-
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HOUSE AND LOT ON TIE CORNER

HULsk AND LUT ON THE CORNEK
IL OF 18TH AND STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wil be sold on tuesday after
neon, the 18th October, 1852 upon the premises,
commencing ct hat past O'Clock, the Framed
House, with the Lot attached thereto, fronting Us
feet L street, and running back 1872 feet TO a
10 feet alley. The house is nearly new, and con.
taius five or xix rooms.
TERMs.-One.thiro cash; balance and - months
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by a
trust deed, or title retained.
oc6 w. GODDIN, huct.
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SoHIag's Concert.

NEW YORK, Oct. s.
Sontag is creating great excitement. Tick
els TO her concert are selling at S12.
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VALUABLE BUII.DING LOT ON 6th

STREET AT AUCTION VIII be sold az auc.
ton on Monday, 18th October, 1852, at clock,
+. NJ that very eligible Building Lot adjoining the
residence Cf tie late John Exall. situated on the
cas-, side OF Sixth street. between Clay and Leigh
streets The location of the property and its con
venience to business, lenders it desirable for per-
Sons wishing te build,
Terms made known on the day cf sale.
by request of the Trustees.
w. GODDIN, Auctr
n. B.-The above Lot will, if desired, be divided.
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HAVING removed to the city, viii offer for
IL sale on MONDAY, the lin dsy Of the present
month, al 10 O'Clock, al the Crops Vegetables and
Farming Utensils. some Furniture, Barouehe aud
Harness The Vegetables viii be sold ia lots, the
Corn, Fodder, Hay &c, viii be divided TO suit par
chasers. TERMS cath. RICHARD FOX.
Sale conducted by A. B. HUTCHINSON.
oc 6-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

The LEGISLATURE OF North CAROLINA
assembled IN extra session, on Monday, to re
distinct The State. John Baxter, Esq, whig, of
Henderson,, was elected Speaker OF the House,
over the Hon. JAS. G. Dobbin, democrat by
nlLe msiOrity. Stephen ID. Poole, of Pasquo-
tank, "as elected principal clerk, and j. r.
Dodge, reading clerk. Hon. Weldon K. Ed
wards, democrat, Of Warren, was elected
~2e-.,er q The Senate by / majority. MessrS
Hiil and Singeltary we've re-appointed clerks
The disputed scat Of the Senator from Curl
tuck and Camden led TO Il warm debaie, but 10
decision has yet been nade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

New ORLEANS, Oct. S.-The McDonough
will case has been decided in favor of the
heirs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
T5r Crescent City Ordered Away from
If1rGfd.
. dispatch dated New Orleans, October

A DISPATCH dated New Orleans, October g.
saws
The steamship Crescent City is in the river.
.,,,,nc M. She arrived at Havana on Sun.
G.y afternoon, but was percmtorily ordered to
I've the harbot forthwith. aud forbidden 10
Es,e auv communication with the shore.
Can't. Porter made formal protest, but his
,sn,cnsi~snce being unasaillng. he was forced
"a nro,ced TO sea in a violent gale. She
r,.ncs sill the Havana passengers and the
mail. .atcnded Tor that city. The pretext for
The outrage vas that Mr.. smith, the purser,
~ m Moard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

On TO 40 BUILDiHG LOTS IN THE
81 PLAN OF BELViDERE, FOR SALE AT
AUCTEON-Wili be sold on Wednesday af-
tesnoon, the 18th October 1852, upon the prem
ises, commencing at hat past 3 O'Clock from 30 to
20 Building Lots in the plan of lvidere, edjoil.
ing the south western part Of the city. These
have front ofs feet and depth of I43 feet to all
alley IA feer vide. plat Of the property can be
seen at the Office If the auctioneer in a few days.
The 10 ;ation f the lots, so near the Tredegsr
Iron Works, and olher manu- acturing establish
menss. oilers an excellent opportunity to the ari
sans engage in these works 10 secure handsome
building Lot at g small cost.
TEKMs.-One-fourth cash, balance at 4, and l2
months for negotiable notes, title retained till
tEe last note 10 paid OF.
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr,
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by George J. summer.
DnlNIsTRACOk - SALE AT AUG.

a TION--On Saturday morning, 9th October,
commencing at 10 cock In The lot in rear Ct the
auction safes room, No 6 Fifteenth street, will be
sou a. public auction, Buggy, nearly new, aad a
good horse, that is gentle ano works we'll
JAMES A. SMELL,
Administrator OF VIM H. SMELL
saie conducted by CeJ ] Sumner, Auc. &C 8
ADDITIONAL
Several good Work. Saddle and Harness Horses
and Mules ana fine Wagon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

Ca 40 Si.O0.-UIe thousand Likenesses
- l. .UU, nave been taken at o5BOhN'S Da-
guerrean Galleries since the reduction i prices
And we naw wiz h it understood by all that Osborn
will continue to take tne SLY Light Miniatures IN a
neat case tor ST. Remember, tiis is the only place
where SKY Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those thar think one dollar IS too cheap for a good
Likeness, We would only say, call and get Like
ness worth or $40. Remember the place.
OSbORk'S,
Opposite the Banks, sign Of the American Flags.
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lSy George j. inner.
BF DuniOp. .,fcncure O. 90.

CRoCEHfEs AZ AUCTION.-On Tues.
u day, ;th ips;, commencing al III ocIock, We
Will sen az store, genera assoftneh! o. Gfo
cerier, cunsi.tiog in part Of
20 hhds TAI. 10 prime quality Sugar
100 b5is coffee and CHARMED d.
AGO bags prime Coffee
50 b., Moissses
30 bbis syrup
Whiskey, Of extra quality
u andy, GIG, Tenerlt: AID Madeira Wines
GaHpowder and Poucnong Teas
Mustard Cissrs lid 90, DC
TERMS -Uncer sie0, Cash; over tia; amount, 4
months credit Tor approved negotiable paper.
H sale without regard 70 weather.
uc6 DUNLOP, AONCUkE a. co, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

Drawn hos Of Delaware Lottery, Glass LOG Oct.7:
9 u O. * Is ii - 81 Is 81 Is % SO
scheme To-Day Rich and Brilliant
Capltals $50 0O0, 30 0Q0 2OU0, l 800, prizes Of
1oJJ Of 5UgU II 3JU0 of 2O00, 200 of 500, 63 of
90, &C. - numbers, II drawn. Tickets SIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

A'ALL AND wINrEsc NHA IxUOuS.
l. ISj2.-NEW STAPLE AND FANCY Day
GOODS STORE IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND,
Vac. A. q NATkIN takes pleasure III an.
nouncing to the citizens OF Richmond and
rounding country, that he mas taxes tho spacious
Wareroon, No lo1 Man street, opposite the EA-
change Bank, and few doors below The American
Hotel, where h. has opened new and splendid
stock of staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed the all and Winter Sales, either at wholesale
retail. lie has IN InoAt every arti Gle
usually kept i'll Dry Goods Store all OF which ne
expects to sell much cheaper than the old prices,
great portion having been purchased al auction,
and since the late decline in great maay Kinds Of
printed = ous. He respectfully and cOrdia ly 81.
llcits call from all IN want # cneap goods, e..
pecla!ly the Ladies.
oc Sim G A. GWATKIE