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gure taken brthe UIn6sld Soon.

NOUessure was TAKEN - TIE ~ AsAcA1 oSOU.
The Ohio, which hiss been due for two
or three esys having sailed IRON A'pnwa on the elsa,
had not survived when cur psper wen. TO prsu. TAs
K7ssios DAM Jssr-olof Sept - states th~t the Oao
pu, Into iha, porn the day before, -oisto NewYOrk
with 49, pssser GER, and 100000 on board.
We are indebted TO the Pursers of the
UDiicd State, and Promeiheu,, and to Adsns X co.'s
srd Bsrfor' & Coz Expresses for valuable fsvors.
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WHO ASSEMBLY NoMINATIoNs.-The
Convention In the lid Dstrc, has resulted In the nom
nation of DANIEL BowLEy, of the uld Ward. Mr.. B.
IL fully competent to represent the interests OF the
people Of the Hid aud With Wards In the nth Ds.
tric., (lIrh Ward,) DANIEL WILLIS has been nomi
mated.
The Conventions will be hed In the remaining DIS
tricts this evening, at the places Ge,gns.ed by the
General and Ward Committees.
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singular Prcdicnmcnt tor n Bank.
ALBANY, Saturday, O:t .,

hLIANl, cAtlrdsY UcL :, 10.
The Commercial Bank of this city on
opening ter business this morning unable - op
Their strong room, containing all their cssh books
notes due &c TIE door Of the room resisted al at
temps to open H. and the dap passed oil si,hout ,ber
being able 10 get at anything The aseut or p,tan,es
OF the lock Of the door uI tslearsphe1 TO cous up
from New. York, and try and set matters rsh.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY OCTOBER A. 1852.

sept l. fer PaGsns took . pssseassl Az de CAL
ioriia S-s' u1sAing In 81. Aluge lumber were in
erced &c 60 on account 81 The loE Als Of usage CON-
petition having brOrgh, Il do~o to a mere trse.
The steamer California took s2l32. 81
of Go'd Dust The shipments aTe made BY tie follow
il z Grrrs
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The Cholera M Rochesfer.

ROCHE TER Saturday. oct. ;, l,j2
we are sorry 10 announce that in con-
sequence of The return Of warn, summer Ike weather
the cholera 10 on tie ncrease
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Gas Company In Trouble.

Lorisyl LILLE, Sturdy, Oct = 81
There Is considerable excitement 10 town
ID coniequen OF quarrel between the Cooperation
sno the Gas Con psny which Induced toe IL - s
Inc glasses the lamps, and refuse to light no the
cy' Aooui O'Clock the town folks unscrewed the
,ops o. We street. lamps and fired hegi burning vast
quantity ard illuminating the town
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Al.hlg Nominations in Monroe County.

ROCHESTER, SatuEd'y Oct =, Ic'-.
The VIII County Convention today
made the following romir stions: For Consres,, 4.
Boody; County Clerk, o s Sheldon; sherif, c. B.
Woo0woIth.
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For ,-coft and Grnham.

WAsHiNCToN, Saturday, Oct 2, ~.
The Washington Republic. of this NOR
ming, announce, ihst Hon. James Johuion,
promnsn, nlon Democrat Of Georgs, has declared for
Scott ard Graham.
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CINCINNATI Stun

CINCINNATI S.tuacaT, Oct , lc52.
A dispatch from Evansville says Hon.
A. Dixoni in very precsrous state, and hs recovery
Is considered doubllu.
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CONGREGATIONAL Nomination In KoutcIsy.

LAGRANGE, ny, Saturday OcL :, IsJ2
The Opposition Convention, which As
sembsd at this place Friday, nominated Robert ].
Ward for Congress, who declined Toe Convention
then reasseDbled and nominated Robert j. Brecenujge
Jr., Of this city, for Congress.
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Departure of the City OF Glasgow Steamer
State of Georgin,

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, oct :, lsj1
The steamship City of Gla> cow sailed
for Liverpool this morning, with f. passengers, and
$4,000 American gold.
The steamship State of Georgia arrived
here IaIt nisht at liz o'clock In 81 hour, from ga.
vsnnah
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Os,e Congressional Noninn lions.

n, C..r,,,- Ph.r. Orr.Jf5a.
u.triso. fr.r. .....J. Scott HARRISON Fdgafi e Rsf.
. psu,rou (ar. WIN y. Casslg. DAVID T. Dsasy.
4 RutIsr Lewis - csr2ter. G. NAisnd ghsn
Man Anea &c .Joeeyl PiInke'i Matthias Nscho's.
~. gerald.
Lucas Woe, &c-..Jsed C. rarksr. sAlfe1 =. Figersa
Il Clerror;. &c.-..... kesor Barree. AEdrew E'l.oa.
Z Wafrca Gc..-....-.. Aaron Harlan. Isaac slfair
i CharpsiTn, &c....... Moses z. Corvln. J. a. foung
Q Gc..-----...- -Frederick v Green.
Ross, Pse "Jciu L. Taylor. Theodore shsrrer
II. Atbcrs, Iery, &c. John " eich Ritchey.
FrsrsEE &c....... samuel Galloway -rdso1 2. OHs
g. EichsDd Eberezs, B. Sa1sr william Lobby
J. BrnkerhYf. +. 6
u. LOrain wayne &c w :. LOctvoo3 H. n. Jos1-.r.
H. Ho Iss, huog, &C.. DAVID SpanseT s. e. Towrh-rf
d.. Muslirgum &c..-.fdF .rd Bal Jams Glyiori.
u. Belmont, Nc.-. Car) {. Carroll Nilson slanrou.
\. fiol ser, p
ls. Portage, Gc.........Dar1s Lyman. George Blss.
l.. s.. Bsrts. lad.
Tics. Esrl. y.
70. c yahCs7, &c..--... VILLAIN Cas- Hrar ). Wls~n
Etxard WADE, s.
20 AsLtaDus &c..... Eben Nei-ion. DAVID r. Woods
J. r. C4id.rfs. =
IL Olunbana &c.....Ansol l.. EsNer. Aarreg
Tlomas Lee, s.
Present M,,nters
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The snnihernrr and ChnrIestnn.

CHARLESTON, Saturday, Oct !, l-52
The U. S. mail steamship SOutherner,
Capt VIM Foster, arrived here early this morning
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Thirteenth District Opposition Nomination.

bLBANl, Saturday Oct :. IeJ9.
Rufus W. Peckham lizards belly j. the
Opposition candidate for Congresi In the Albany DID,
tict.
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Steamer IidIas sunk.

CINCINNATI, Saturday Oct 2, 1852
Steamer Lidas, of Cincinnati, from this
port for New Oreans sunk at Island No. l6 ths Mls
ilssppL She had cargo Of bacon, hour, whisky and
lard
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Political Enc ouuter-D Anticipated.

NOM OK, caIufdsy, O't = -
A difiulty occurred at public meeting,
at Portsmouth, last rlsht between Hon A. WISE aud
J G. Holiday. the Pre,den, of the Wing association
The "le was given, and blows exchanged when
their friends inteIiereo, sad restored order duel
anticipated. =.
No Few case, Of fever have occurred in
Norfolk during the pai. week.
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From the PlaIns-state OF the Western
Waters.

81. Louis, Sa'urdAyi OCT :, I'12.
Major Sanderson and Captain Claiborne,
al The mounted rnes, arrived yesterday In this city
from the Plains where they hs been In service for
several m Jnhs The detsshmeIts Of troops under
con msnd Of Major s returned TO Fort Levenworth, In
CXcele5t condition The weather on the Plains was
mild end ples5ant
The Mississippi, Missouri, aud Illinois
Rivers were recs ding cd t. yesterday but Il has been
rSipng hard ourDg the sst twenty four hours aud still
continues The upper streams will prols5y rss.
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Southern mniI-sontbern Rights Ratification
Meeting - Maryland Railroads - WING
MteiinK.

BALTINoRE Oct ,. 1852.
There is no mail to-day south of Mobile.
At meeting of the Southern Rights
pa,t7 a, Columbus Ga tho nominations Of Troupe and
Oui;man were ratified, and State Electors were ap
pointed.
Committees of the York and Cumber
land apd Susuuebannsh Railroad Companies, alta meet
irg held here lsit night, asreed uDou terms OF COM
promise IL re alton 10 tn building sud working Of the
road from Bridgeport to sunbury.
The Wings Of Howard County held a
large and enthusiastic meeting at Ellsots NILS YES
terday Addresses we're made by Hon I Yates
Ws,h II. w. Davis ard Others. Great numbers were
In attendance from Baltimore and the surrounding
country.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune.
Movement, OF Gen. scott.

,cusirs Telegraph oce corner Of HaaOs~ and Bea'ersts
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
Over 100000 on tho Way.
LOSS OF THE PIONEER.
SCOTT GOING AHEAD.
MINING LLlGEN CE.
SCOTT GOING AHEAD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND DEATHS.

MINING INTELLIGENCE.
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Over 100000 Ola the Way.

LOSS OF THE PIONEER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17

sHooTrNo.-Anthony d. Victor, proprietor OF
tie min known as Carrington's mill, Was brousfs
before his Honor on yesterday charged wi h shoot
ing man named John Gates on Monday evening.
The case was continued until Friday next; Or.
B ale stating that Gates was so severely wouneeo
the face with shot that there was danger OF h's
losing an eye, and that he was fearful he would be
taken with the lock jaw if he left the house under
three or four days. We have been informed tnAt
the difficulty occurred in this wise: Gates was
about leaving the city for Philadelphia, and went
Monday evening about dusk to Victor's house to DID
adieu to young lady residing there. Victor came
in while Gates was there and seiziDg hold OF
sword made several thrusts at Gates who Tnanageo
to evade them, and run out of the house. victor
then seized musket loaded with small shot ana
fred at Gates, the shot striking Gates in various
portions of the face and injuring him severely
Mr. Scott counsel for Victor stated that his client
could prove that at the time of the explosion OF
the FIRE arm, he was in his room and knew nothing
Whatever tf the assault The Mayor refused to
admit Victor to ball. and committed him until Fri.
day next, when the matter will be thoroughly in
veshgated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17
LOCAL MATTERS.
WING MEETING.

A meeting of the Wings of the city, WIS
held last evening at the African Church, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the State Con-
yention to be held in this city on the l4th Of
next month. About 200 persons were in at
tendance. On motion Of G. r. Peake, Archi-
bald Peasants was elected President; and c..
p. Irving, of the Times, ]. w. Lewellen, OF The
Republican, and J. w. Spaulding, Of the
Wing, Secretaries Of the meeting.
On motion of MIR. Peake, committee OF
three was appointed by the Chair to retire and
report delegation of 80 from each Ward, to
represent The city of Richmond in the pro-
posed Convention to be held in this city on the
Nth Of April next. The committee was con-
stituted of Messrs. Peake, SlcCray and Howl-
son.
MIR. b. B. Minor then rose and moved the
appointment of committee Of eleven to pre-
pare business for the meeting. The resolution
was adopted, and the following gentlemen were
constituted the committee B. b. Minor, J..
Lyons, T. 3. Merritt, w. II. Mcfarland. ). A.
Meredith, Fl. X. Ellyson, I. J. Evans, X. Il.
Daniel, w. d. Blair, l.. H. Grant, b. Peyton,
Mr.. Boudin, in response to loud calls, then
made few remarks, in the course of winch he
warmly eulogized Willard Fillmore. The al
fusion to the name of Mr.. Fillmore in connec :
ton with the next Presidency, was received
with loud applause. The committee appoint
ed to nominate delegates, here returned and re-
ported the following delegates-recommendn
that the chairman be authorized to appoint 10
additional delegates for each ward if required.
I'VE are compelled to omit the list this morn
ing) The report was concurred in. MIR. Mi
nor from the committee on business, then re-
ported the following resolutions:
Resolved, That Willard Fillmore the present
President of the United States, by his past apprecia
ton of executive duty-his wisdom and skill in the
manage meat of our national affairs amidst the most
embarrassing difficulties-hs loyalty to the pledges
of the constitution, and frmness in maintaining the
laws passed by Congress for their obserVance-his
patriotic devotion TO the Federal Unlon and his no.
BILE efforts to preserve it as perpetual bond be-
tween sister States, has eInineny justified the ex
pectutions of the Wing party, and entitled him to its
cop,inued confidence, and 70 the support OF the
whole country.
ResoEred, That the Wings here assembled, desire
TO Co ope rate with their brethren of the other
States the fuItherance of the same Nat ona pol
icy which has so sgnally marked the present ad.
nliuistration; and they trust to the wlsdom and
patriotism of the Wing National Convention to pre-
sent for their acceptance candidate whose princl
pies shall harmonic with that policy, and whose
fidelity to the Constitution, and the measures OF
adjustment, known as the ''comprOmi3e measures,
shall be beyond all question.
Mr. BoULDIN desired more pointed expression
of opinion in favor Of Willard Fillmore but waived
opposition and the resolutions were adopted with
but dissenting voice. The meeting then ad'
journed.
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- UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.

UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.
~ No remedy for Dyspepsia ever offered to
the public has met with the un precedened success
of Bakers Celebrated Premium Bitters.
Not more than ten years ago. the proprietor of this
medicine had the good fortune to discover its su.
perior virtues i'll the eradication of dyspepsia and
feeling it to be duty he owed the public, at once,
III private way, offered these Biters to those who
were afflicted. Since that time. until within few
months he has not sought, by advertising or other.
wise, from the simple fact that there were many
panaceas afioat, to give them very extended repu-
tation, nor should he have ever done so, had not
hundreds of his friends who had used them to great
advantage on themselves and their families, urged
him TO give his Bitters greater publicity in order
that the whole human family might be benefited
by their use. Having consented to do SO, he has
greatly enlarged his facilities for manufacturing,
and would say to all who afflicted with Dyspep,
sia DiarrhBa, Cholics, Cramps Sour StJmachs
Constipation of the Bowels and all diseases arising
from disordered digestion, that BAKERS PRE-.
MUM BlTTERS are, of all other remedies, the
best that has yet been discovered for the eradica
ton of these annoying complaints. Price so cents
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores OF
A. BODEKER, ADIE & GRAY, BENNETT &
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD g. CO, and GAYNOR
& WOOD, Main street; II. BLAIR, WIN p. LADD
and SEABROOK g. REEVE, Shockoe Hill.
NH ITS
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RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.

A an adjourned meeting Of the annual meet
ing of the Stockholders and Firemen of the
Richmond Fire Association, held at Bosher's
Hall, on Monday, 18th March, the usual an
nual reports and statements were submitted
and received.
The meeting tfen proceeded to the election
of Officers and Directors for the ensuing year,
and the following elections were made:
On the part of the Firemen.-James b.
sher, President James c. Crane, Vice Presi-
dent; Robert Nj. Burton, Principal Engineer.
William G.. Tompkins, Charles T. Workman,
John j. Wilson, Directors.
By the Stockholders.-Hugh A. Watt, Titus
C. Rice, William c. Walthall aud David Cur
rie, Thomas A. Rust, Directors.
At a regular meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors, held at the office on Tuesday Evening
the 10th inst, the following Officers were una
nimously elected:
W. C. Tompkins, Treasurer; John Fl. Bo.
sher, Secretary; James &. Bosher. Assistant
Secretary; WIN. c. Tompkins, LIST Assistant
Engineer james c. Crane, Cd Assistant En-.
gineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17

THE STEAMSHIP RoANoKE.-The travelling
community will see by our advertising CO.
lumns, that reduction has been made in the
price of passage, by this noble steamer
to or from New York. During the winter, the
price was advanced to $12 now it is placed
at $40, which includes state.room accommo
dation and meals. We do not know a more
comfortable route than this, to reach the great
city of "Gotham." Passengers by this steamer,
avoid the annoyances ofporters and haskmen,
and of looking after their baggage, &c. We
learn Of Capt. Parrish, that the Roanoke out
stripped all other steamers in point of speed,
on her last trip out from New York; she sailed
in company with the steamship Union, bound
for Charleston, heretofore considered the fast
est steamer in the world; but the Roanoke
came out conquerer, beating her miles in 40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17

The TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES
BY the official statement the value of articles
exported from the United States last yea,
amounted to $2l7 ,5l7, I3O, of which ,be,e
were domestic products to the value of s17s
546,555; domestic gold and silver, s1sI43.
1885, foreign gold and silver, sII ,O8S.7I7. f..
reign goods exported, $9,73s, 695-mahipr an
aggregate, as above, of PIT SIT ,l3O.
> ne imports IN the same period amounted to
2la,725995, Of which s4.967, 9Ol were in spe.
Gle. II we deduct the specie from the gross
amount OF imports, and, also. the $9,7sS .6e6.
tor foreign goods exported, there will remain
sSoi'oi9,Sss' as the value of foreign goods inn
ported INTO and consumed in this country in
the year 1851, against $I7s.546,5 SIS of domes.
TIC products which we exported in that YEAR
leaving balacne against US Of $22.472, s44.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17

Y TO THE AFFLlCTED.-Just received by
malt another certificate certifying TO the useful
value OF the Virginia Invention, (Mrs. F. Carriers
Supporter:)
This is to certify that have used Mrs Carriers
Abdominal Supporter in my practice for several
years. in the treatment of Prclapsus Uter and kin.
dred diseases, and consider it valuable instru.
ment fulfilling the object for which it is intended in
an eminent degree. lean, with confidence, recon-.
mend 1t as possessing all the advantages which are
desirable in instrument for the cure of that dis
tTessing complaint. A. BROWN, NJ D.
Front Royal, January 30th, 1852.
For sale by
NH l5-6t* ADIE g. GRAY Richmond
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The EXPRESS BAsKET.-Our friend of the
Lynchburg Express. We suppose, has aban-
doned the idea of such present-a basket and
contents at the door-for the Bachelor of this
establishment, since he calls for a pair of scis
sors and the little socks, for the assistant Editor
Of the Express! He shall have them. With
regard to the admission of any relationship.
with the Express, in this quarter, the cosse.
qaesces must first be understood. There is a
family likeness, but we would not be willing
to go further than the degree of cousin just
now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17

MuTrSf.-festerday morning. sailor named
Nicholas Roldy, was examined before Judge Haly.
burton ON the charge Of making threats of vio-
lcnce towards Captain Moses, of the ship Astre. ON
her voyage from England to this port; and endea.
voring to create revolt amongst the crew. The
saip Il lying at City Point, and Is manned mainly
By Portuguese After hearing the testimony, Judge
II. committed Roidy ~ jail to await his trial before
the U. 9. Distsict Curt ia Nay next The ship IL
owned n Bastoa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17

SHOOTING AT PATRoLLERs-A slave named
Wilson Oliver, belonging to Henry Freeman was
Brought before the Mayor yesterday charged with
shooting at some patrollers near Mr.. Lipscombs
house In the Sydney section of the city He was
not seen to IRE the musket, but when arrested.
which was shortly after. bullets and powder were
found ON his person; and at the house OF his wifi
musket and powder and balls He managed TO
get away Saturday night from his cspturers, but ON
Yesterday was arrested by officer Pearce, aud by
the Mayor ordered thirty nine lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17

70 Mustang Liniment.-We want to have
our say about this excellent article When it was
first advertised here we thought it was like other
Liniments, but We have heard so much said of its
success in the cure of rheumatism sprans, pains in
the breast side nnd other parts of the body we be-
eve it the very best thing cow in use here The
one dollar bottle contains eight times, snd the fifty
cent bottle three times much as the twenty-five
cent sizes. Look at the NEW advertisement in an.
other column NH l3-eots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17

DoINGs ON LAKE SUPERIoR.-There are en-
ployed on the Southern shore of Lake Supe-
rior 7lO miners and copper cutters, and 800
surface men and mechanics. and 500 other
citizens: Total number ofinhabitants 3,O35;
the amount of land cleared for agricultural
purposes 10000 acres; and was raised this
season 5000 bushels turnps, 1000 bushels
potatoes, 1000 bushels oats, 70 tons of bav.
and large amount of garden vegetables
There are IS horse teams and 80 yoke o token.
Potatoes are worth 81 per bdshel, turnips IS
cents per bushel, hay SOS per ton, oats in the
bundle $50 per ton. The wages of mine,
average about $40 per month; surface men
s26per month, good mechanics s45 per month
team and man driver 81 to S. per day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17

KUNKEL's OPERA TRoUPE-A rich bill of enter
tanment is offered by this Troupe at the Hall this
evening. Kunkel will sing two of bis most popu.
lar songs The Bould Soldier Boy" and Wait for
the Wagon" Hill will exercise his full rich voice
in the melody of the Low Back Car and Penn
Lehr will sing new song called -" Dinah Green
The double dance of Away she Went" will be
executed by Messrs Floyd and Lehr. The entire
performance to be crowned with the Momus.wreath
of The Black Shakers" Go early.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17

- The Stomach prepares the elements of
the bile and the blood and if it does the work
feebly and imperfectly. liver disease is the certa
result As soon, therefore, any affection of the
liver is perceived, we may be sure that the diges.
done, is to administer specific which viii act di.
rectly upon the stomach-the mainspring of the
animal machinery. For this purpose we can re-
commend Hoohand's German Bitters prepared by
Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia Acting as an altera
tive and tonic it The digestion changes
the condition of the blood and thereby gives regu
larity to the bowels. NH l7-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17

ESSAYS FROM THE LONDON TIMES I'D. Apple
ton & Co, Ney York-This is a very acceptable
volume to The literary public. 1t forms one of D.
Appleton & Cos Popular Library" 1t is eedess
to say anything of the vigor and force of the orgi-
nal productions of the London Times To make
up this volume some of the very best of the per-
sonal and historical sketches of the Times have
been selected.
We are indebted to Messrs Nash & Woodhouse
for copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17

E@ In the list of Cuban prisoners Q95 in ALI re
turned from Spain in the ship Prentice, which ar
rived at New York on Saturday, last, we notice the
name of Charles N. Horvell young man, native
of Richmond, and printer, who left here two or
tn, zee years since for New Orleans
The New York papers contain call for aid to
those prisoners, who have been landed there
amongst strangers, in destitute circumstances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-17

EMrGRANT PASSAGE AND REMITTANCE AGENCY.
We invite attention to Messrs. Adams & Co.'S ad-
vertss ment to emigrants and others, who wish to
remit money to Great Bsitain, obtain passage
Messrs A. & Co. the agents for the best of the
packet lines, and the most perfect reliance may be
placed in them for the correct and prompt perorm
ance of all business entrusted to their hands