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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
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Jsstas I'LL IN q G0tS
40. colsitncr AND FRoNr s4s
MOBILE. .aLlB.aH.a.
Importers and Dealers IA Foreign aud Domestic
Hardtrare Sbfp Ckanafcrg. Cutlery, Bar
Iron. 8c Sf4, &c.
4 GAIN have The iestsurc 81 returning thanks
n 10 theil friends. ior te liberal sup, orr Which
they have so kindly Borrowed. They, at lie same
time. wish 10 inform fhen tli1t theif present ex-
lensive s;ock-additious loAvhichafe being daily
Inate--has been most Iadiciously selected ussre-
cards both price aud qualify and y IN be sold on
very reasonable terms itconsists ol--in part
as follows
Swedes Bar Ison. l50tons ~ sizes
American 10 50tl0 10
Horseshoe lion aud Nail Rod oi refined quality.
Horse Shoes. BURDEN puieni l00p sets.
Rod and Sheet Iron llsizes aud numbers,
Steel, Germau. Rlisierand Cast.
lIorse-Shoe Nails. Griihns 80 lags,
Hoopand Bind Iron 200 bundles
Hollow Ware Cns1ngs SOTO
Cut Nails and Spikes 2no kegs.
Axes, 100 dozen. genuine, Collins Hunts, &c,
Wrongful Spikes. 2OD. ke1sdrom 8 10 10 IN.
Hoes 500tioz Polished, Casi-sieel. Iron &c.
Grinds'ones 10 III. blue Nova Scotia grit
Spades md ShoveiS. 100 dozen AmeS and Others
all kuils.
Chains. so Casks Trace, Ok. Log, Coil Well. &c.
PlOuchs inrvcry variety by The. besl makeTs
Fan Mills Corn Shelters. Straw CntterS. Nc.
Mil. Cross-cnt. Hand AID Panel Saws. nc
Slip aud House Carpenters rools complete as-
sotiment.
Stoe-mnkers and Coopers do
Spousmen will also lind good assortment OF
'ouhlc nnd single barrel ShOt-gnns and Rifles
Percussion Caps. Shol Bags, Pouches, &c.
Scvthes. Reapine Hooks. Grain Cmdes
Coffee mills: Wool aud Cotton cards. AndironS
Shoveis aud Tongs; Locks. Hinges, Window fast
eners: Zinc Sheet and Pig Lead.
a rood assortment always on baud Of Shel
and Fancy Hardwnre.
Pocket Cutlery.
1000 doz. Pocketknives, LIZ. 3. 4.s9% biades
200 gro Ivory and Balance liudled knives and
Forks
500 do Bnck.horn & Bone do 10
Stecls Parent mud common
SPOONS. Plated & Germnn silver Iron timed &c.
Paints, ellis & Window Glass.
A good supply nj all times.
Ship handlery.
CONFUSING all sorts materials required for the
use of steamers.
From the extentand variety oftheir stock they
feel confident IN being enabled TO give complete
satisfaction their customers. iebl3l.43.
StoTvvpV,VAvVS NEpEfn111 Insurance 90.
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Nrw-OrLe..Ns. Dec. Is. /.

NEN'-O RIEss Ms. Zee. I'll lS1U,
do hereby certify that abOu five years ago /
was bafIly saliyated tionrfle use of calomei. and
from which time my gums and lips have never
been healed. bul have itnm tlut time been in y
sore and nicerated condition: ut three different
times ] have had the ulcers on my gums burnt
ON with canstie. which would relieve them for
a shor time. bu the sores would soon break ont
again and the front portion Of the gam Of my
under jaw had become so far wasted thar /
could nearly lay my little finger under the roots
OF my teeth On the LIST November last pur-
chased from Mr. Evans one botle ofhis Lacrne S
Tooth and Gum Specific AT the time Mr.. Evans
old me il would cure my mouth. but would
probably take six or eight weeks time. as my
gums had been III this diseased condiio so long
but 10 my surprise and qualification in less than
four weeks my gums and lips we're peiectly
leaed and restored 10 natural and healthy app
peaiance. and the large cavity that was
under my teeth is being rapidly restored 10 It's
former place. have this day Obtained Que more
bottle. which feel confident will complete II
perfect restoration.
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nlIH.EIINIiEaY es0t1ns.

90 Mrs. CULLEN respectfully IN 49,
~ forms tie Ladies' tllat Size has renlo-eSx1
we'd lie Millilefysto the new brick ~
building ile1i 10 Daniels Brothers one door
fToins Wafer street where sh1 j. now opening al
LARGE AND SiIENDIl4 STOCK selactedI
duging tile past SUMNER from the hest stoeksIn#
New y ork oAsistile ii par4
Ricl Silk. SfT.sss autl Satin Bonnets iantl Span-
ISL Snaws Clina Icarl CO.,
fllip and Honel antl Rpaal fine spill Straw's
Florence BIN ana fine llie ssos
English ana ll3l -tIsle G Ii Mile
Ostrich Feellisrs Piumcsant narabonts olieo-
French Flowers BIida Nreaflss ana Dresses
Fancy Caps md Iead-dlesscs
Children and IAiHnts BeflveI aud = elIet Hats;
Cold and liver Nais' Buckles
And the laruest assortment 81 Ribbon ever Of
feretDy aIiy house ii 81 city
CULLEN & SMITH rsspseslpl inform
.las pnblic. TIM they Lave ssaro, g IS
building. Jan
re l Js.ies
THIS is e aasfia Fon IS.
I've Gems
nn rt Son.
ma all nr meilo
Is Nature nm nee
Half teaspoontul nlqss o.
water will dissolve ordiees IKE asnd
about IS D hours out
mach. Fer sole
sII BllAl gent
June 5th. I0
Boxes window led size loE
le - JOEs co
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PATENT NETALIC BURIAL CASES.
mann ~ lIllllEIIIiIIf}IF'55-

~ : 8. ssssSsSss=zzNz5T
IlIIlllIiI nj zIIlII 1ITaZ578sk
.qIR-74GHT md MES ~ ~ lDLE.
RI proteeaspg nc Dad, 1or orl,nary IL
fefmeat, Tor lIaatts, tn Transportation, d.
FIR arg gshsr desirable o!e9t
Bv Price for Adult size 500. the smallest
size $50 including outside wood case, Coffin I
Plate engraved. and atlen,lancc. AL sizes viii |
he kept constantly on hand aud furnished AZ tie
shortest noIice; also Wood oflins 10 those who
desire them will be furnished on.as good terms
as at my Other establishment. a Herse can be
furnished frcqnlred
sept IS, 1851 W0AIELsDoRFF.
N R-An.extra charge will be Inasle where
iiiendance Is required in the country
The state OF Mississippi,
LOWNDLs t0UNTY.
Probate courf, October Term, Il. ID. 1851
THE estate OF HOWERToN FARMER,
DEC EASED.
IT pom tile application or II. n ODEaEAI.. Adj
/ ~ ninistraior upon said eslate--Ifi IS orGeretl
i hy the Court hat he have leave to file his ;ic-
count and vouchers for final settlement al the
laluiry Ierlll Of thscori, and that he give no.
Euce0 Of the same by publication IN some news
Epaper published III this county Tor sixty days,
and by posting three publicp places IN lhisrou-
Ify for forty days previous 10 said January term
o1 this court.
And disappearing 10 the satisfaction oil said
ADMINISTRATION thai Hartwsll Farmer Harrison
i Fafnpr Hanfssome Farmer and Mrs. Nancy
IiaygoOd WHO claim TO he distributes Of said
eslaie are non-resaenJs the tate Of Mlssls-
sipla. Aud flat 81 Ann Aillstien wife of reed
t. Iustien Is resitlent OF this county.
The above named l,ar Iiesand 81 ofller persons
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S FITCn,S

s. S. FITCH'S
X NyAL LIABLE Medicines FOR Coughs, Colds
shs pfioann Female Diseases--al WAYS Oh
hanil Also hif nit ~ He'd
Abdominal supporter,
'Aa las been patented olils So months. and has
lfEasg = u lnlltal 81: lisa. liis superior
shoulder Traces.
Ais oal3 gslisslA arlc les alelo e found lhe
tors q JAS.
iee20 5ls44.ly sac
el ll Ounces 81 QUTN al boi.
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Dr.. Christie's CaIvanic CuratiYcs.


GALvANIC BELTS GALyANIC NEcKI.ACE
BRACELETS FLUID,
RINGS BANDS
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Messrs Franklin Brother.
J.sJ. Sherman.
Eckford, Cage & Co.,
Col. B. s. Long, Colambns Hiss
Mcssrs. Boykin. McRae & Foster,
Humphries Walsh 4 CO..
MooTs GsI.vons - Mobile Ain
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TICS. II. WELLEAMS.
Auction and commission Merchant

AULINIt3I n IssS,
N7OULD respectfully announce 10 llis friends
Wv and the public generally, that he Is now
prepared to sell Goods. Merchandise and ssI other
properly nj Auction or on Commission for a rea-
sonable per centage, and hopes by stTicf and
prompt attention 10 share a liberal proportion 81
business al his old stand on the corner oil Main
and St. john streets.
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lMEDICI s.



after long experiments. by /. N. =. I4ACRUE -
one OF the most eIninenl Deniistsill France, and
used by him ia his practice for upwards q tii-
teen yeurs. will the utmost success. Il not only
cleanses aud beauties the IsE.EI Il. but keeps
them. clear Of tarler and scnKyy; aud wilt ifnoi
decayed. prevent their becoming so. II decay
has commenced, II will arrest Is progress from
THE purilaction it renders 10 the TEETH. Il Is
also one Of the best purifiers OF lie breath ever
discovered.
epidcmee could be produced equally as
good as the folioping. i thought necessary, bur
he Proprietor considers This siDfeiein 70 sdtiJy
any cQudid mind.
Bt.tier testimony cannnt be offered IN favor Of
any medicine. tlan the following from Doctor
s, Gilheri, whose character and integrity Is well
known ii the South and West. and mnehihrongh-
our lie United States, a. being the most success
till man living Tor lie treatment and cure OF the
most inveteraie Cancers and chroir Ulcers
Being called uron by AIr. Evans, o give him
my opinion respecting lloet. Lacrue's Hoothand
Gum Specitie. rake pleasure in saying. that. as
aaent. have sold the Specific rapidly. and so
lar as have heard iom it. effects. it Inns given
satisfaction, aud bearing the appcla-
lion of the most superior article row in use for
cleansing and whitening tie ieeth; also for re-
storing tirumess 10 soft or spongy gums, or
heaiing where there Is Ureration with rapidiiy
Suffice il 10 say thai il has no rival IN point Of
rflieacy. GILBERT. NJ d.
Dec. 10th. 1880 26 PoydraS-st. n. o
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soEmething nevv Vn co &c : Il

lust received at BLAIR'S Drug Store that
j Patent Biact Indeli6le q Indeaructible IpyI-
tn INK A truly black and purely fluent Wri-
ting Ink, Indelibie. with no corrosive properties
and without lability to precipiiaie or thicken hy
age change of climate exposure the ali
has hitherto been in Chemistry an impossibility
Now, for the first time such an Ink is presented
to the public for it has been tested by the most
scientific chemists; is by the highestanthorities
pronounced Incompatible for its ense and ele-
gance in use.
DZ IL iciH not corrode Steel Pens. 81
Columbus, July %. 1850. 14--ti.
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n u - - M
1ens of C'oliHnlios and rs yfeiisiir and lsores
81 dilligent and nniirng aireniion lis auf,e.
is merit sllare oil heirro confidence
may be found 1t AZ hours l'shen nor pros
ionally engaged AZ his Office Mainstleet,
crmerlY otcuHied 81 Iis lashe
NV sfh fS5f Oily
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Importers aud Dealers IA Foreign aud Domestic
Hardtrare Snip Cdanatcrg. Cutlery, Bar

Columbus Mutual Insurance 20.
RE now. ready 10 make Insurance against
"A fire. Application in writing to be made TO
the Secretary or any OF the Board OF Directors. Al
the Counting-room OF Taylor Hale x Murdoch.
JAMES WHITFIELD, Pres't
A. MURDOCH. Secy.
March IA, 1850 l9-tE
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Ecnst cells VC1E "a ge-1li-fs'le
nioSi vSiraottilhary TrmseI itT1 IN ,trT i-ir
'h,ciHally rradIc;'irs Y GINS Ton oil a'rfs
at'i'lhlflr'I,- u c;imor lainfl' O. crli' ar a.
fiiI ;,Gl,lf and ievtl iaiI- q. cI,l f,
500 ont si5s feslfos az Xmas - :. en- Jfe
s's y ri Ter l,oltlrs rtlts IN lsi1 -i,;.f g.
40, MI fsfsnis IS Il. are s Sd oIf}ss alty - "a
osilia ives o. iise1r Is .. 60.
'9stFerirs d sou q 80 49, Sst ~. IL tss--
fgek 'fe 10 9Jollf
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= kLe &I1at1sn. = q eHlsloek's Asfre aaa Lac
L1atneht IS MaTIaliet 10 cnfei,io t;fse Oh I,lri-
iliiatslll, syoots OF 4 muscles or s
toits strengthens weak limbs mo enables dose
Who are crippled 10 walk ag.siA Use This aiies.
aud be cureti. go WHOM a sI., sitter. ,et
please. Sold oniy By loapst0fi Bro Aos .at
I Al and By lebz7:45sl BLAIlr
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T a HE suhscsl brl tNonse nlottn las ititHes
the Puslie geheratis thai d, "a 49,,
ntiTecunilesoi those welt keo1l I4ts.fa
les ,lormerly ,'eeupiee b5 Cld5 \ Ri,i,l
VI Kkei streat, soul + uis ne Cnital. tus I tttl
ha enlaEgsa sid others sse rsptaSes b 4 s,it
so that he Is new Prepafeo tr "a eoli ii, cal.
aanheF q horses that may be lett witt hon 5.
style n't surf assea b ~, esIabiislmtni
o,isianll Is IN hand for hire Saddle Htlse,
tires Ruggi & of The ninst sultrnsl ~.
tsssin lbs org experienct \ the lusil.s
great 4 sue In give prriecl s lisincflri d. I'D
pmefsi ne hopes G, reserve 4 iil era. shats
sss'a ee IT'S ierms nre the same ar herfttaas
Carriage Horses g 1riser pe-Ras
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WISTAR,S BALsAM

Tie Bem Remedyerc h,,OWnl 10 Nm.
u IS. Inlluenza: Bleeding OF the Lungs, Dill
guilty OF Breathing. Liver Affection; Pain or
Weakness OF the Breast or Side, First stnges OF
&c.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

6 oTpe1s q. cuf 5teft4 fa-,.,t =
FoalHtlef 0irimcla. q s3tsts.If go t.4..
sool. Leoi-LoHp6 l,ofstz aisss isss5 is,..
fs feet woHA,is. brlasts I'd fssi .sk 4
srncked heels cfairi e. gus d is fll S,.
~ lei or & Rfng-Lefe salre 3of.ii.,s4.i,sff
iiig-bone blood spawn hone II sfxit. s. IA. h.,
aud spinner ceIiaui remrsiys lis riI.-I CO
cure and the ioln,er oiIinrnial,- iloB
he recipe ol very eelsbraird Eleii>l. ia1ar.
md Will cnre in 90 leases ON oil ol,,sI Iinsle az
Of the above complains. hey lGfvr hen as.
by iaFinefs ixcEy-lnt,ii. sfaSe ltoFlies ois OH
Sold only by CoBistpek q Bro. 40 q Js1,,.f NJ.
and by ieb27.43.ly JEIAlR
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Wdrket otrcck. l0ERHl0us, Mss,
II AVE ON hand 4 large and weIl-selected as
- sortinent OF GROCERIES, touit
brown eariilett, crushed, powdered and loaf.
Java and Rio Coffee Snnars.
Dlolasses. New Orleans Syrnps and Riae
FeppsF Ginger, Alspices Salernius, Keieliups
rid taekics
Imperiaiaad Gnnpowdes Teas
Cinnamon, Cloves, Nulmcgs and Crackers.
Mustard, LeipoA syrup ans Dned Fruit
SperIn enti Staf Candles Soar and Stafet
Iron and Steel Asiis Castings
Wine. Brandy Tim Whisky
70 .lef o ri cad
Aud they will keen on hand he best Family
FIonr Corn Alcal. Bacon and eyefy nfiiele in
the grocery With eteHltg aud SH0kine
iD5Qre9 1Rd Segafs-all which, wi e old
tsiy noes on cotton 10 81 one nov q, i6lQ-tt
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o W IL q :" ia y IT. Nh'tIlleS Steet'
Between Conf and ST ouis SITS.
New Orleans LII.
Sole General Agents for the Southern States
Sold by A. n. Jones & Co. Columbus. Miss
g Blair & Smith.
. Taylor & Mccarthy. g
June 90 1880 Off
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East India Hair Eve,

T0nf Old ard Y0ungl 10, y. Red Had. 3 Cr,y,i
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II2tiee a In5olvency.

coanbas, " YEepA. II, $50 2o-'i'
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10 Planters. Merchants, &c,

- ANIELs, ELGIN X CO, corner 0
IL Dauphil aud Water streets Mobile, solici
a call fran aners, Merchants aud pliers yisii.
Ing tile city. Their stock OF DRY GOODS con
slsts OF evefy description OF Staple and FG'pl
Gods. and Il as large and complete as At any
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

JAMES COMING,
Corner of Dauplln and Water streets,
Sign of tie large Gold Watch.
N.B--Clocks md watches repaired and clean
ed in the best possible manner. by two as goot
worklnenas there is in the United States.
January, 1s50.-l4-1s
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medicine is put mp in large
bottle and yOn must find the name Of Jl,dson & r.
preprietors. n. Y..on the splendid wrapper around
the botile. to whom an orders mnSf be addressed
Sold only by iebA5:ly JAS BLAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

JAPAN.-There are two Emperors of Japan
the temporal Emperor has the seat of his au-
| thority at Jeddo; the Ecclesiastical Emperor
| reigns at Meaco, as descendant of the Sun God
dess, the tutelar deity of Japan. No Japanese
born dare 20 out Of the country, nor any ship
or boat of Japan sail from their shores. All
japanese who return home from abroad are lia-
BILE TO suffer death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

SoErAG.-The New York Commercial Ad.
vertiser says, that after the concerts on Mon
day and Wednesday evenings in that city, Ma.
dam Sontag will probably go to Baltimore,
where she has not yet been, ana it is expected
that she will return to New York in time to
open the Italian opera season, about the 10th
Of January - ~ r
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JOHN THOMPSON.
MICRO HIRING FOR lsS3-By TO

AN EIKO HIhHNN KVN I0O0-DI IO'Y
IN LER Il COOK We agsin oder our services
to our friends aud the public. - Aeents for the
hiring out Of their servants for the ensuing year.
Aud fer our psnctualty in paying over hires re-
ted 10 Our management wsrefer 10 shosc who have
been 90 kind a. {, favour rs with their patronage
heretofore. To persons residing In the coantry.
we would remark, that Il 10 important thas we
number Of servants their sges qualifications, &c
intended to be sent In. that we may b the better
enable to secure good horres and good prices TOT
them.
We wiz also secure homes for whlte servants.
upon reasonable terms. T0LER 4 COOK.
10 20 0snsrsl AssaM
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ESANCY FURB.-I would NEST respectfully
l. call the attention Of the Ladies', 70 my sssort.
aent of Fancy Furs; consisting OF Black and nstur
al Lynx Muffs, Mountain Martin, Cross Fox, Gen
ett, sua Coney do. great variety for Missrs and
Children do.; Also Yictoines Cuds, from low
priced to the finest artieci-which am disposed
10 cell as low az similar goods can be purchased IN
New York.
nos JOHN THUnP5ON.
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From Berlin we learn that Jenny Lind 10
about to perform in that city, at a series of con-
certs 10 be giye en- on behalf of the Society of
Gustavus Adolphus, which was formed for re-
lievins poor Protestant communities in Swe-
den and in the north Of Germany.-FreseA
DdDer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

GENERAL AGENGY-A cARD..The
VI undersigned, for the last eight ysas employee
in the business of Messrs Toler Cook having
determined 20 do a similar business himself zen
and after the nrst day of January ensning 40 agent
for the renting out Of Houses the hiring out OF ne
groes end the collection of Claims, &c. &c. ne
will occupy the Office on l4th street neiween NAN
and Franklin, BOW occupied oJ hiI ~ .. ~ - -
tace and nledses Rim self 10 adhere to peampttnde
and pur ctuaty In all things relating e hs business
His terms win be moderate and satisfactory.
de 2-6fJa EDWARD y. EnLnO.
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N-OTICE.-JAMEs A. SMELL, Executor, will
" offer, at the old stand Of Hugh Rilegh, deed, ,
thr entire stock of Dry Goods, at and below cost.
II ny desirable Goods may be had at reduced
nrcas. consisting in part of the following, viz:
Heasy sas,;netts, Kerseys and Blankets, for Ser
wants
5uqar.9- fEe Cloths Cassimers, Vestings, &C., for
Gentlemen,
EIa,rv and ane Cotton Sheetings and Shirtngs.
hfsJ, large stock Of plain and figured, black and
fsney colorad Dress silks for Ladies and many
o,-a- desirable Goods, usually found in the Dry
G. ,nis line suitable for the season, which will be
sol Without reserve until lst January, 1852.
All persons wishing 10 secure coed bargains will
DO Vol 10 call soon. To 19-t
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- A CA X O-GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
GOODS.-We respectfully invite Gentle
rnen In want of handsnma and durable QYeha

; mea In want OF handsome and durable Dress
- Boots, Caters &c, TO call and examine cur
large and varied assortment of articles In that line
We have been at great pains to select the most
tasteful ana choicest goods and have had made ex
pressly to our order various styles and patterns Of
gentlemen's Dress Boots, Shoes ana Caters, that
we are confident win be approved BY those who
wish something at once useful and beautiful
Please give Us call, at our large and convenient
store, where may be found the most compiete -
sortment OF Beots, Shoes, Trunks and Car.
pet Bags, TO be found At any one place In Viz
g.nia WHITE d PAGE,
70 Main Of, 3 doors below Do,ley's Hst Store.
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Thomas Francis Meagher received 81 ,652
as the net proceeds OF his lecture at the Metro
politan on the evening of the 25th ult, after
deducting from the gross receipts tho heavy
cost of the Hall, advertising, &c. We believe
this is the largest sum ever paid any man for
one Lecture in this counTy.-Tribune.
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16O Main street, opposite the Ranks.

& ELIAS HALE, Importer of
@ WATCHES, JPWELRY AND FANCY
I'll GOODS, Nc. 100 Main Street.-Just
azzsssopening, an extensive assortment of
Watches and Jewelry of every description, and for
sale in quantities TO suit purchasers at as low
prices as can be purchased in any of the Northern
cities. City and country merchants, dealers and
others, will please call ard examine Goods and
prices. The stock comprises Gold Watches of every
description, from The most celebrated manufac-
turers; Jewelry of every description, of new styles
and of the finest quality; gold Guard fob and vest
Chains; Ear and Finger Rings; plated Ware com
prising Tea Sets, new patterns; Spoons, Forks &c;
silver Forks, Spoons, Knives, Napkin Rings, Fruit
sort;nens of gilt and plated Jewelry of every des-
cription, suitable for the country trade; Combs
Buttons, Brushes, fancy Soaps, Cologne Water,
Extracts, Pins, Cutlery, Clocks, Pencils, Bohemian
Glass Ware, Girandoles Porte Monaies Cigar Cases,
Dressing Gases, Portfolios, Blank Books, Note and
Writing Paper, Steel Pens, Sealing Wax. Waters,
Carpet Bags, Britannia Spoons, Coffee Mills, Ham
mers, Accordeons, Violin Strings--in fact every
variety and kind of the above description of Goods
too numerous TO mention New Goods received
Almost every day. ELIAS HALE, Importer,
no "a No log Main street.
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Besides the through and direct connexion named
above with the main Northern Route. through
tickets, direct can be obtained at the Depot of the
Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company in Washing.
ton, for Pittsburg and Wheeling via the Ralay
House ON the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsbure-
(Time "a hours). 50
Between Washington and Wheeling
(lIme 80 houTe) .....-........12 80
For through tickets to Washington and Bali
more, or other information, apply at the ticket OF
fee.
1t is deemed proper In addition, to state for the
information of passen GERS that four daily lines are
in operation between Washington and Baltimore,
by means of which the traveller who through
business nlaasnrs. hiss haen DELAYED in Wash.
ington, mas ii Always II, his power to proceed at
convenient hour diree'y on his Journey to any
point north OF that place THOMAS SHARP,
Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE R., F. e. P. R. Co,
Richmond, Feb. 81, 1852. s
P. S.-The Night Train will not step to take up or
put down passengers, except at the following sta.
tons: Cottage, Taylorsvile, Junction, Chesterfield
Milford, Ginneys, fredericksburg and Brooks.
N. BY order of the Postmaster General, no
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
fs 81 r s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

10 FADING GLAssKs.-Coayrx and Con-
II cave Glasses, T. suit eli eyes and ai .ses. An
additional supply just received. for sale ~
de 2 GENNET Il JAMES, Esgie square.