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EOR SHREWSBURY, LONG

Inc Tor Squen and Freehod VII run n connecos
with Stages convey passengers TO al part OF the
country Al persons forbid trusting he shove ooss o.
account Of the owners
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T S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA

TT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
~ NY.-For NEWORLEANS via HAVANA
The splendid new doube-engine steamship CHEROKEE,
1850 tuns H. X Davenport u. s. NJ Commander, will sail
from the pier foot of snenst N. r., on MONDAY, May
"a at 2 o'clock PM. precisely
Rates of Passage to Havsns and New-Oreans. New AZ
anRement: A..
Forward Saloon Berths. 20
Eteerafe Berfh !"
Freight taken EewOesns at 40 cents per cubic foot
Shippers of freight requested to supply themselves
with the Company bills of ladns which be had on sp-
pcation az the Office No other form will be signed Ne
bills Of laans signed after the ship has sailed
No. In West-st- Warren
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. OCULAR MAIL LINE, vie Stoning

IN ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEp~
FORD and TAUNTON-The steamsn G. WANDER
BILT and COMMODORE, Of this line. new run reeu-
larry heretofore, alternately leaving Pier No North
cepted r Nj, and Stonington at o'clock r NJ, or On
arrival of the mail train which leaves Boston at 80 NJ
For freight paase apply 1t the cies No. 10 Battery
place or board the boets
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CECRET OF BEAUTY-HOW to DO

~ HANDSOME.
can instruct an person how to be handsome-
teach how TO make brown skin fair and cieaE
teach how to remove tan, pinples and heckes
teach how TO change the saow face into one OF oeso
teach how to make the wrinkled akin smooth
Iteech how to make brown teeth a. white az pearls
teach how TO make offensive breath perfectly sweet
teach how to make hard brown hands soft and white
Iteach how to make diseased gums hard and sound
teach how to make the hair grow luxuriantly
lean hasten the growth Of whiskers nioustaches 10
Itesch bow to have bright and sparkling eyes
Itesch how to preserve the eyesight for life
teach how to restore impaired eyenght
teach how TO change gray hair to its gnal coioR
teach how change the color Of the hair a. deGred
teach how to make the hair soft, rich and glossy.
teach how 70 make the lips and cheeks red
teach how to remove superfuous hair
know the above all perfectly harmless
know they are all very cheap and pleasant
know every person will hike them on trial.
gvs directions to make and use these Compound
know they better than any advertised connenoA
ssk ONLY ONE DOLLAR for all this informatloh
receive no letters unless postpaid. . A.
Address or send to H. LAVASSE, French Chemist Ne.
1ofNassaust cor Ann, New-York He viii send 'ne ""A
nv nth
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY, CONNECTING with the PA
ClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only through
line for California, via Aspinwal and Panama Great re-
Mail steamship CHEROKEE will be dispatched on MON
DAY May 81 at o'clock NJ, precisely, from her pier
at foot Wanen-st North River, with the California Mails
and Passengers via Havana for Aspnwall to connect at
Panama with the regular Mail Steamer for San francisco
For freight passage. apply to CHAS. WHITNEY, at
the Office of the Companies No III Westst, corner Of
Warren, kew-York.
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Wreatt Cleaners, Sc.

~ EXCURSION to FLAMMERS-
IL BURGH.-The steamboat ISLAND CITY, Capt 81
las REYNOLDS will make Excursion to Fammersolrsn On
MONDAY l7th. TUESDAY, 18th, and "WEDNESDAY 4,
18th Of May She will leave foot Of Fulton st. L. r. al
M and foot Of Delanceyst East River, at u 9cocs
Nj returpine win leave Flamnenbureh at o'clock essn
day Persons desirous and purchase Lots will una M
Flsmrner and Agents board with the Books and MapI
and who viii Be pleased in aoding any informsnon to
ouired Fair l2& cent? each way.
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BEAUTIFUL FACE and HAND

The advertiser Ia in possession Of original recipe the
result experimental tests and particular fndy whereby
the face and band nsy rendered esh son and a coun-
tersctng and rcmedyins the disgemens and nconven-
fences arising from changes Of temperature and various ether
causes unpro,nsing the present condition Tho
recipe free from injurious quality and suppsd 70 lady
or gentleman on receipt OF 81 TO any part Of the United
stsfe, Address Mrs L. y. YATES. Rochester r. Y.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED for Is CEN rs.

The advertiser has in his possession an nfalble
cue for Dyspepsa ar all diseases from dsoIderef
stomach which he will send to any person for g. IL has
cured Thousands in Europe The prescription wis ooalnsd
from rhyscian in the East and has been known 20
fail AdSTess prepaidl to Dr. CLARK Gs4 Broadway NY
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EOR ALBANY-Without change Of
Il css-rARE REDUCED; ns(.l.ny - 10y
Lem RAILROAD leave ths City Hall 0tskion Nsv.Yosk
daily, Sundays sxospssd, = oslosA A. n-Ney.Yegk
April n. 1881 r. SLOAT, ouvl
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tessry lss - 10 snsA ~ 80 80 sVs - -
::: ss;; s: :: =: s..as: Z: is:.s
ass i's''' ;1S ~ s 81
~. Asusssss..ss sf. Js.. 20 s,.s. ssN
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of thc Surrogate
sss css: : sosssi s: s:s, :::' s
= ss "a -. 'ssss ~
Yo o. cs sss The ss-ss cav q Jsss s.sipss-s ssw.
Il, is.s@1 s'' ''' SISeskrr HAisxr Aa~~L
~ RACE $ sAxIIsE. s.4 MATILDA Z he -as. AZ JOHN
BARflNH and LYDIA his -sj Jsnss Earin- Jsas 10
:ess R.is.s, s.ss.S ss. az ss1s ~ 1. ~. s.s
Ass Bsri.s Ds,a w ssrs. ..s As~sa he -asl ok,rE Il
We iIssss I...s.. ~ Iss, =: 50. s.'...
rsr,s ssd na A.s he VIE TSsn.. ssr,iss a. Isss -
vie, Coru-ass Barne, aud srhns hs viz rsvA s.rvse
K.lA1arl Diam .nd AaadA T. hs .s Jsss Fsrf ssA 81
ssssih h ~'e Seosse sr ans ssnn.s :. -s kssAasn
a,i; JAMS. wsSd.h .sj sar> ..s. Ess.i.sk ssaA,
k i.s p sss a. We 10. o s hereby .sssd s re-
srres TO ssswer The eorPssi e s sses seeh vss rs az
Cas- Of Ke-Yors ssd c.sy Of ycar sss-sr % sss
sss spa, tie 'sssetber. at ,ae', ese No 81 seanAs
s,o awe he al soapsss sAs ,ls %s .sssss. q. pss
Of. ths acton vii .gyS the Count COR hs rsb.
ar so-Rl.l... DATED March Q. isss. STEVENS hoxiE,
SUPREME COURT, Kings County.--paniel
sss Jsss his -ir Joan DAY ws Psn ,s aa
Jokaspsk Dsv Dai ar EaEAheh his ~ife kAfs>ea Day.
and Csthsne hrs wife, an kirn DAY
ssr) To DANIEL DAILY ssf JULIA he s,ss
TIMOTHY DAILY aud JANE bis ~s- sHd kLizAbkrh pALfs
Yos hereby sanmose and required 4. ass~sf tbs eespn
~hch VII be hs the ofee Of he cr u the cossV
City Hall the City Of BnoAvn sad to serve sev
Of your the the ssssrsf a s oAess
in the City ef Ne~ Ych within lays ades
selarsve ~ The
silt the sari eopsnt within The uae
th .rton vii the Court er The
lief asnaAdsdia he soaplsnt-pa,ee Nsrgh l. lisa
JOHN hcCkHtLf, ftsnudt Attorney.
The eouras mentioned in the above ssmn,ons vas tt The
ose Of the crk Of the Coany Of King. aores on the s cay
Of April 1855 lag la~o~Fl JOHN hecAHlLI fAisnas Auy.
SUPREME COURT-County of Oncida.--Bol-
- Moore and Eliza his ~e Frne Scott ADD May MAO
s.ess ~ise plaintiffs, Resry Wagner sad Nssret hs
MeIsyre Joeephse his wife Barnet Wagner nart SOC
ofJobs Wagner deceased fsSs Mays, hsrsa~i wife 81 Na1
H. Har-os William W. HARRISON. Cshsnne Wssner &ehAso
children OF Michael deec<ed, dele ~iantsSam
soss for rehef-ro HENRY WAGNER ssd MARGARET -
wife Margaret W,nsns Henry Nrousht and An bis ~s Johe
Mcintyre Joseyhns r. his wife Barnet G. Waxaef nntl 80
OF John Wagner seceseJ f.nrs Mays MARGARET vie u Whs
n William H. HsrnsoB. Cathanne Wagner Michael
Wagner ehres Of Michael deceased sssendsn Toe
hereby summoned aud required 10 the complain, uS
sson fed the Once OF the CerA Of the above cos
OF Utica County OF Oues, and state of New YORK;
OF March. 1889 az which herewith served
Broadway City OF within amer the
hereof exclusive OF the day 81 sach and yoa tl 70 a.
complaint aforesaid the plaintiff viii sgpy 10 the cssse
" y w. GElssENHAtNER. Js,
a. IswtwF No l6l broadway, PkiBuas' CoasseL
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DYE.-A Hair Dye fully wor-

thy Of public patronage has long been needed MA,
THFWS has succeeded lin his combination entitled THE
VENETIAN LIQUID HAIR Dye IN obtaining al the
uaneuce Of color convenience 10 form and epcaton with
the advantage chespnes each bottle more than
bsf the nice Price 50 cents A. B. d. SANDS, whole
sale and retail Agents, No 100 Faitons cor 'a New
X1xL
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NOR CHAR STON. = SEMI

II WEEKLY US MAIL LINEaThe new and, and e se-
rant NJ anship MARION n. Berry viii leave for
Charleston. s. c.. on SATURDAY, May is at 4 O'clock
p NJ, precisely. For freight apply on board, at Per
No. North River and for passage to
sPOFFORD, TILESTON 4 COMO 4s SoItn-st.
Persons attending the Convention assembling at Charles
ton Thursday, 10Th May and others will find this the
most ditious well the pleasaltes mode of travel
ing the less nights sleep risk in transporting bag
gage well other of the inconvenience Of land travel
are avoided.
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EREIGHTS REDUCED. = Ordinary
III measurement Goods now taken ~ the FALL
RIVER LINE from NETWORK 70 BOSTON ct cent?
Other freight In proportion Freight VIII st ali tunes b
taken - low - BY any rval route
Noa 70 and n Wsst-2
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ROUTE TO CHICAGO.

w Trains Of Michgan Southern and Northern Inoana
Railroads run daily Sundays exceptedl q follows;
Leave Monroe and Toledo az s5 AM arrive at Lspors
miles to Michigan City; thence BY 70 miles to Aims
worth; and by stage II miles - Chicago Amor Feb by
ears through to Chicago
Returning to Laporte same way-ca1 leave Lsgorte q
$50 AM and arrive at Monroe and Toledo at % M .
Daily stages connect with Fort Wayne at Sturgis win
Loganspor La Fayete and Indianapolis at Sonfa Bend;
and other plsceso the line, with the principal
and south
the lake Erie South Shore route by stage and railroad 70
Cleveland thence by railroad and stage To Erie thence
railroad Dunkirk to Newfork or BY ssse rora punsns
70 Buffalo and by cars after Feb |.
The NJ train on the New-York and Erie Road, 80
meets with the Lake Shore train. 49, 49,
Passenger at Cleveland can take all the way 70 f'te
bursh thence by rlrosd and % miles staging to rhsde'
phs snd Eew-York Baltimore and w nhinet9n -Adnn
Jan ~ 1879 T. y WIht1A1S S"r~rn"'sS
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK and
~ GLASGOW-The Glasgow and New-York Steamshl2
Companys powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, i'so1
tuns 400 hese Robert Craig Commander, VIII su
from Newly ork for Glasgow, on THURSDAY, The -4tn
June next al II O'Clock, noon. .o
First Cabin. saloon State Rooms| ..............SS
First Cabin, lMidship do. ...........-
Second Cabin y"
Stewards fee included.
Arrly 10 J. ncSYMON No. IS Broadway
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

III FALL RIvER-The splendid and mPeror se.msrs
BAY STATF Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPlhE STATE
Capt BENJAMIN srayton leave alternate dsys Sunday
excepted from Pier 80 s. N r. nsI The Battery,
TISDAiE III BORDEN Agents, Nos 70 and II West-a
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I'M PURSUANCE Of an order Of |

N PURSUANCE OF an order OF INC SuIFukutS
ef'he cossv New rok scs hereey rvss 81 rsssoes
AAsss e~sss sszs<t RoBERr q HALsEr lats - tie Cry 81
New Icrh ssesss<< the ~h voussers h~res
Ne sssecnoss her No Ice Td The CIV 81 View
Iosk ees the S4se-nh cav Of Jas s~xkDss~t Ssw-
ais ia-emys MIReARxr HAisxY. Almtnl.
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VALLEY and con-

Burlington ST. Jshnsburs White Mountains Ogdensbursh
and Montreal and all intermediate tovns via Newd Haven
and n H. Office IS Canslst, N. Y. Freshs BY steames
Traveller every day. at PM, from Peck-sp For psrtio-
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miscellaneous.
ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
~ ne hes papen In other cities and town at w. B. PALM.
fSs Advertising Agency, Tribune Buildings
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Removals..

GEORGE CLAY, Surgeon Dentist, has
" removed from No a Universypl.ce to No. IS Chn-
tan place. sthst between University place and 5thav
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NOTICE.-Mr. WILLIAM j. SMITH
/ wishes to inform his friends and the public in general
hat he has removed his place Of business from No 10 Fp
ton No 81 West Broadway where he will carry on the
business Of Clothes gaming Dyeng and Repairing tie al
Goats Vests Pans Collars Cravas, Handkerchief, Socks
Stockings and variety Of other articles Give him call
VIM. j. SMITH, No. 81 West Broadway.
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TVOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
i Mail steamship BALTIC Capt. Joseph j. Comstock-
This steamer will depart with the o. s. Mails for Europe pod.
lively ON SATURDAY, May Is at IL O'Clock NJ from her
bertb At the foot of Csnast No berth secured till paid
for For freight passage having unequaed accommods-
lions for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDW K COLLISSk CO, No. S. Wall-st-
Pie steamship ATLANTIC viii succeed the BALTIC and
all MAY g. 1882
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ID EMOVAL.-COLYER q DUGAKD
respect FULLY inform their friends and customers and me
public generally that they have just completed and have now
In full operation their New Steam Saw Mi-hav1ne much
enlarged our establishment and otherwise increased our "a
and deliver al short notice all orders with which they be
favored White Pine, Oak, and Georgia Pine timber by
kelsop pieces water ways deck beams vale peces deck
psnk eung and bottom plank trunk pieces center beard
trunk plank Georgs pine ship plank every length widtn
Ing dressed or not to suit Georgia pine door saddles ready
for use rails and pckets and every other article apper
tanning 10 the trade Apoogizg to friends for an una
voidabe Temporary delay during removal most earnestly
solicit continuance of their custom.
COLYERG DUGARD New York Steam Ssw-Mil,
9th and 18th SITS, North River New-fork.
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NOR PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA

EOR SAN FRANCISCO. DIRECT
IL The splendid and fast sailing ship, JAMES
DRAKE Captain Samuel Gore, will sail for the above port
on or about the 18th instant.
For passage lall her freight being engaged sppy to
SPOFFORD, TILESTON CO., No. AZ South-n.
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N LOT of TIMBER suitable for Coal,
situated on Long Island IS miles from Brooklyn Rail-
~ For particulars, spply 70 No. 70 Watcrst
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ALUM, SODA ASH and Ultramarins
~ Blue on HAND, and for sale BY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-04
$4,000 majority over Scott, and 8 to COCO

io'Ooo majority over Scott, and 8 to 10000
CONNECTICUT.
FROM TINS state, which gave Taylor 3 ,o6S
over Cass, we have the annexed returns:
Hartford gives Scott 65 majority. Taylor
hao 433 majority.
Welhersield gives Scott l3 majority. Tay-
East Hartford and Rocky Hill give Pierce
~ majority. Cass had 81 majority
Blonheid gives Pierce 90 minority. Casa
had 80 majority.
Hartford county will give Pierce about 400
majority. TAYLOR hac 655 majority-Whig
loss iuoJ. In 39 towns, Pierce has i5S ma;o'
rity, and has probably carried the State by a
decisive vote. :"
MAINE.
Cass' majority over Taylor in 1913. WAS
4930. We have now the following.
In Portland the vote stands Scott 1870
Pierce LAO, Hale Isl. Taylor's maior;rv in
1913, 1884 'J''''S III
This State has no doubt gone for Pierce bv ,
1a'se majority. Bangor gives Scott 1927.
Pierce SSi. Taylor had 1879, Cas- 600. Rs,h
gives Scott I3, Pierce Az. TayIor had D sea
lass 2oS; Belfast gives Scott 3l4, Pierce 49,
IL gave Taylor 800, Cass 800.
VERMONT.
rom ms State, which in lS4S gave 12,I74
'ot Tor over Cass, we have the annexed:
MS State has gone for Scott by conside-
rabie majority.
RHODE ISLAND.
,ni,aylors majority in lS4S was 1888.
ne returns, as far received, leave no doubt
that Pierce has carried the Sta,e.
MICHIGAN.
Our returns from this State, which in 1913
gave Cass minority of 6,747, are as follows:
Detroit gives Pierce 522 ma ority; Cass had
loi majority IN 1913. Wing loss 36l.
=, kalamazoo county gives Scott 40 majority.
Taylor had 100 majority. In Ann arbor.
Pierce has 30 majority, in Marshall SO, and in
Albion 3 majority.
DELAWARE.
In 1913 the majority for Cass was 523. We
suhjo!n the returns received last night:
-, In w wilmington Pierce has oil majority
Taylor had ll5 majority in 1S4S. Wing loss
In four districts of New Castle county.
Scott loses 6S2 since 1913.
In Kent county, Scott gains 16 since IS4S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-04
EXCHANGE HOTEL,

RICHMOND, VA.
TIME subscriber, having completed his winter ar
l. engagements, takes this opportunity of return.
ing his sincere thanks to his friends and the public
generally for The liberal patronage he has received
since he opened the above establishment and begs
leave to say that the Exchange Hotel is now IN
better condition for the CT its guests than i.
has ever been before. He has made many changes
dictated by experience, which add greatly TO its
style, as well 10 comforts, and respectfully 40
icits a continuance OF the patronage hitherto lib
orally bestowed upon MIN.
JOHN ? BALLARD,
no dts Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-04
By James vi. TayIor.

HOUSE AND LOT PORT MAYO Ar
IL AUCTtOE.-Wilb be sold on Thursday next
November 4th, at half past O'Clock Nj, upon The
premises, that frame House and Lot situated ia
Port Mayo, on Louisiana street. and OCCUPIED bv
Mr A Heath. The House is divided into two tens.
nents, and is nearly new. The 10. fronts 40 fact
and runs back 40 teet with well Of good wafer
in the yard.
TERMs-One.th:rd cash; balance at fcur and
eight months, with interest ana deed of trnst
&c 80 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR A,c,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-04

OTlCE.-by virtue OF an execution to me di.
l ' rected which issued from the circuit court of
Frederick county in the name of John B. Collin,
survivor OF Sheppard d Collin against the estate of
Henry st. George Tucker, deceased. in the hands
OF John X. Tucker, his administrator to be admin
istered, shall, the first day OF November hust-
ings court for the city of Richmond, at the CITY
Hall in the said city, between the hours of /
o'clock A M and O'Clock M of the same dsy,
proceed to SELL for cash, about 700 copies OF Tuck
er's Commentaries in sheets, many thereof as
may be sufficient to pay and satisfy said execution
the same having been levied ON by me on the 4th
day ct October 1852, as belonging to the estate OF
the said Henry St. George Tucker, deceased.
2-dtd JNO M FERGUSON, Sgt C R.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-04
BY Wellington GodGin.

FVEE FARM CALLED ''TALAVERA. ~
l. ONE NILE WEST OF RICHMOND ECR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold on Thurs.
day. the 4th day of November, Is y, upon the pre-
nllses, commencing at 81 o'clock P. NJ, the Farm
on the South side OF the Richmond Turnpike
Road, called ''Taiavera," containing % acres
The Farm, for the most part, is In hga state of
improvement The buildings have ali been erected
within the last ten years, are neatly arranged and
are sufficient for the accommodation OF a large
family. With the buildings, there will be sold 10
acres of land, and the remaining Is acres will be
divided into lots OF suitable size, having fronts ON
the Turnpike. Tne nearness OF this lana to the city
OF Richmond its beautiful and healthy location. and
agreeable and improving neis hborhood, otter very
greatinducs ments to persons wishing coratry re.
treat near The city
TERMs--Un fourth cash; balance at 6, Il and IL
months for negotiable notes interest aided secured
By a trust deed
By request Of the owner
oc - ids w GODDiN huctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-04

nIVIDEND NUTICE.-Ottice Va +. Il NJ.
II In. Co, Richmond ist Nov, lS52-The Board
of Directors of this Institution have declared
miannuHl dividend OF IA per cent. out OF the earn
ings Of the last six months ~ per cent thereof
payable TO the stockholders their sga agents, on
after the 18th inst and four per cent. thereof to
be passed To tn contingent fund.
The transfer book will, as usual, be closed until
the 18th instant.
THOS III ALFRlEND,
no l-dtnl5 Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-04
40 TIanUhE'. RHEUMATIC COM

w FUUFD HNU bLUUC EUKIF TEX This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands. Rheumatism be cured. More than one
Thousand cases of chronic rheumatism (of the worst
form or this dreadful diseased have been crret perna
nenty during the past year by the of bottles
OF tins compound. Letters and certificates daily
being received from parties of high Standing many of
whom have been crpples tor years from the effects OF
this hitherto incurable disease, but who 90w affirm
that they sound ana well, made by ts great re-
medy which is vegetable sprit-an internal remedy
prepared this disease alone and this il viii
cure every case either iutlanmatOry, (acute) or
chronic form. Testimony of the uudoubted cha
will be cheeruIv submitted 10 the Inspection of
all who may feel sufficiently interested call on the
propretors their Central Office, No l. Barclay st.
Aston House, New York. One bottle s., three bottles
SO PURCELL, LAID 4 Co,
Sole Agents tor Richmond
W. v ALEXANDER L CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-04
, Conducted by GEO SUMNER. Auc.
by Alexander Nott g. co.

OUR EVENING SALES will be continued
~ unt.l the season closes commencing at seven
o'clock at which time will sell rror. the shelves
IN lots To suit purchasers good selection Of piece
and cut dry goods hardware, cutlery guns, pistols,
gold and watches, and clocks and time pieces
Ut every description. Also general assortment of
tsncy goods. ALEX MOTT Il co.
no | Auctonsers