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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

Id
Inc Eighth and Ninth wards are not embraced in thu
ponce districts consequently no account of the number
81 buildings erected therein has been received
MORTALITY ~ BnooKLYN.--The number Of deaths 1.
TINS city during the week ending April 10 were $50
which 70 were males and 70 females; were over and ~
were under Il years of age OF these died of remttent
FEVER Of scarlet fever Of small pox and Of meases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

DESTRUCTIVE STORM AND FREsHET IN VIRGINIA
"A violent storm of rain hail and snow occurred in the
vicinity Of Carksburg Va the 4th instant doing
mcnsc damage to property Elk Creek and West Fork
river which rose to an unprecedented height The
Carksbang Register says-The bridge the Elk at
this place, onthe Clarfsburg and phppi turnpike
swept away, as also the warehouse Of DR. Cuttings
occupied by Thomas Jones sadder's shop The da-
mage done to the tanncry Of John Seacy immense
The grist and saw mills OF Dr. Cuttings considerably
injured and large quantity Of grain and lumber were
either destroyed or swept away 1t with considerable
difficulty that the bridge the Elk the northwest
on the northwestern turnpike, was swept of but was
cabed to tree and saved On the West Fork river the
destruction was very great Two bridges carried away
one on the road to Milford, and the northwcs-
tern turnpike bridge supposed to be the
the river at Weston oated past here on Monday
swept away and lost The damage at Milford Weston
and Phillppi has been very great The bridge across
the Valley river and Three Fork Prunytown arc
reported to have been lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

AT Burlington, VT, recent verdict in the county
awarded $500 damages to Miss Celina Bailey la
action against Me Lester !. Waper foy byesch vi pro-
mise Of marriage,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

LATE FROM RT-AU-SPAN.-Advices from Port
au-Spain, Trinidad, have been received down to the
18th of March, ut which time the weather was
very unfavorable for sugar making. There was
plentiful supply of American produce in the market
Flour was brisk at SO 25 "a 90 80 for Baltimore
brands; pork brought $40 for mess, and lard l6c
The political intelligence is of no moment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

Antigua March
Turks Island. Observation-Disclosures. IT
st. Thomas. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. April l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-15

VERY LATE FROM BERMUDA AND ST. THOMAs-M
TELLIGENcE FROM ANTIGUA, aUADALovPE, AND
TURKS ISLAND.
The mail steamship Morlin, Capt. Cope, arrived at
this port yesterday morning, from st. Thomas and
Bermuda She loft the former place on the LIST,
and the latter ON the 9th inst.
Our advices by hor are:--
The daily union., 1852-04-08

tation consequent uron the passage of the compromise
measures, in December twelvemonth since. II is as
follows;
" The undersigned believing that any alteration OF the
compromise adopted the last session oil Con
only pedent bar that Il Is the duty Of every
same do therefore recommend that public meeting oil the
citizens Of this place. without distinction of party; be
vened express united determination that the same
shall be 10 fullest extent and united oppo
s.ion 70 further agitation Of the subject or the subject
And now sir, thanking the House for its attention 10
these imperfect remarks Of mine, will conclude by quo
ting the eloquent and patriotic language OF venerable
speak at that meeting of the most learned dvnes
OF Nsw England and professor OF divinity in that old
instt ton which educated Calhoun and others OF both
the orh and the Souths best sons. refer to the
leart Dr.; Nathaniel w Taylor professor OF theology
in X College:
far have passed through the storm hope i
ov sm afraid il, is not, am afraid there are evils
@ "s 3 'as believes sa fSoas
wift ygF rci Bs1 sT and influences, the people ~
tiass the God .. OH .s4s 6. 49, A. IL lra.i. &C.
stgsinng the madness the people, and that 10 bis good
winds, Cease and % The waves. Be still Stand. then
my fellowcitizens by law stand by the constitution oi
phere around u.s. il blesses every breath draw we
wake, sleep, talk. think, hope. we rejoice
floats every sea- trade in city and in county, the
that in fields the cattle Thousand
hsaye sir every flower that blooms in garden, and
every bird that sings in these green cesa all under
the guardianship Of the constitutions i Is like the prov
dence OF that God whose gift II is, and which watches
with eye that slnmbers, and protects with
hand that is weary What would become OF us II
the constitution trampled in the dust No, sir
has been said say with all my heart and SOUL II any
Of ny fellow citizens do not value the constitution enough
defend il, they worthy of the blessings gives
them [Cheers say again, let us stand by the consti
tuition and the law and some one has said as near as
shield Of honest Ajax; would protect also with wall of
brass when this would the purpose of pro-
lection, then would circle it with the living hearts Of
counymen la its defence, we, all would rally till the
last pulse OF life and the last drop of blood were expended
to save the constitution ~
The daily union., 1852-04-08
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The cf m upon books shs
payment ofthe subscription be mad il advance.
DHnt subscribers a.oasy by ssss shs psSss
win 10 paid by assumes By sssssays
sale usasznissioa. e.b
The COUNTRY PAPER pabshas ussAy dvrins he sss-
sloas Of Congress- aad sea weekly susias
Subscriptions fo period lees ssssivsA
terms psopostioaed ras sbovs saausi rates.
e1-PosTMAsTERs aessu sst sv
sending DAILY subscbsr with 20 ssvs
sEAiwKEKiY subscriber with Sao encioss diernvs WEnKLY
subscribers, will be entiue
eduon they Furnish subscribers for, srass
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
T.. G.. EADS,
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
UAVINppitt iDN 4

III iVING located myself in he City Of Dav.
i l. enport for The purpose OF transacting a
General Lane Agency, respectfully tend,r my
my services to all who may trust their business
to my charge, in the purchase and sale Of Real
Estate, improved or otherwise. Purchase, sale
and locating Land Warrants, Leasing Lands and
Houses, collecting rents, paying Taxes, collect
'ug money and renting to lis proper deslna-
ton the day on which it is coll cled, and doing
many other things connected with Land Agen.
cy business, when called on.
Having been long citizen Of Scott county.
possessing general and accurate knowledge Of
all the most dcsirab BILE localities wilhniis bounds.
I can but fialter myself that | shall receive
share, al least. OF tn kind of business In
short time design connecting with the above
business, an Intelligence Office, the nature Of
which will be duly made known through the
Newspapers of the city. Nv place Of business
Tor the present will be in the Office of A. w
McGeEsoR, Esq, west side of Main, between
LIST and Cd Streets, where can be found ea,l,
and late, ready to serve all who may desire my
services in the above business.
Nov 25. 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
Unimproyed Land for Sale.

n 000 acres unlmproyed land for sale
II .OUU IN The west end Of Scott county
'fhs land was selected BY myself with great
care for its richness of soil, its beautiful gently
hnduiaing appearance, so desirable for farming
purposes, and above lis local position, renders
II an object of deep interest to any one who de-
sires 10 obtain farm on reasonable terms.
The principal part of this land lies in one bo-
dy, but will be sold in lots from 80 10 any amount
OF acres, 10 suit purchasers 1t is about 90 mics
rom Davenpo /, immediately on the SURVEYED
rack of the Davenport and Council Bluff Rail
Road. For terms apply TO
Nov. 25th. 1859. 7. C. EADS
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------------------------
FARM TO RENT.

a rgyle Cottage with SO acres OF land I'M
"A der cultivation to rent. This beautiful
healthy place, my late residence adjoining III
town OF lie Claire, ls now for rent one or more
Years to a good tenant. In the dwelling are 8
rooms, two Of which have good fire places, a
garden abonndlng in all kinds Of berries, shrub
berry and a number offrnIi trees and tame grapes
Inc hundred bearing apple trees; good stabl,.,
smoke house, and well Of never failing water
ia the back yard. A spacious ward well set with
blue grass, and large ornamental trees surrounds
the whole house, SET also with choice Rose bush
rs and other shrubhery and summer flower.
\ good market at a II times is to be found r. L
Clare for every thing that a farmer may have
TO sell | should Ike TO sell TO The Leasor. 8
good work horse, two horse wagon, family bug
gy and variety OF farming utensils. THIS prop.
erty will be rented on COOL re,ms lot Cash only
Apply 10 T. G. EADS.
General Land Agent,
Nov "a, 1852. Davenport.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
A CARD.

The undersigned ieelsit due himself, as vel
as 10 those who have subscribed to the ..Nee-
tern Mirror" 10 stale that, owing 10 the taiIut,
Of his friends a, Upton 10 procure Tor bin SUI
uclent number OF subscribers to justly him W
undertaking its issue this fall, he is compelled
IN justice 10 himself to deter its publication,
until spring, when, if his terms are Complied
with, he will be "out'' in "fying sheets.n
Banner please copy EDWIN COMBS
Davenport Nov Isf I852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
4 SPLENDID STOCK OF
FALL s. WINTER GOODS

WE have received our Fall and Wintei
w stock OF goods which we will be pleased
o show all who will favor US with call, ana
We arc confident that we can suit those VIII
wish for good bargains. Our stock consists IN
part Of, Prints, De LANES, Nerinos, AlPacas
and other dress goods, dress silks, black silks
and long Shawls, silk velvet for Mantllas, tab.
by velvet, swiss capes, Muslin, edgings and in
seriing English thread lace, black lace wells,
chenisei,es French worked collars, l.. c. hdkfs.
velvet and other trimmings, mantua and bonner
bonnets, wooden table covers, cloths.
sarinctts and eassimeres, wooden and silk warp
fann, Is. canton do bleached and brown mgsns,
gloves, hosiery, blank els, &C., &c.
A lso large stock of boots and shoes, hard
ware, qneensware, looking glasses, groceries,
&C., at the old stand opposite the Steam Mills.
WOODWARD & HARRIS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
WHITE GOODS
NEW FIRM.
CITY JEW Esz.EY STORE,

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE:
in Clocks, Watches, Jewelr,,
~ Fancy Goods, and TOYS.
All kinds Of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
neall repaired and warranted. Work from a
DISTANCE promptly attended TO by
SMITH & EFFRY.
P.S. Thank full FOR past iavors would respect
fully sa}lc!ta share OF rhs public patronage
pavcnpaIt, Sept. ,, 1922 Ply
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
ga CASH FOR WHEAT!

YI,he subscribers are now prepared TO pay the
highest market price in CASH for an, amount
al good Wheat, delivered al their mill in the low
er part Of Davenport.
They are also in readiness to grind Corn a
cents per bushel'
Corn meal always on hand
HOWARD & WEEKS.
Daycnport, Dec 81 1852 l3-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
TAKEN UP

by Lewis Rngsleshy' OF Rockingham Town
- ship, on the 18th Nov. 1852. one bull 3years
old next spring, red and white spotted and white
back and belly, and dropped horns, no ear-marks;
appraised at ~ 1890 Also, two heiiers, yellow
red, with little white around the bag, and one
light brndle heifer with white above the right
eye, and one red and white spott ed heler; all Of
Them 3 years old next spring and ma ked with q
crop and slit in the left ear and swallow fork in
the right, and appraised at forty dollars, by lsa-
doe Dapro and John +. McGranahan.
Dec l, 1859. 1887
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
New Watch 4 Jewelry store,
s Doors South Of Cook 4 SarsenlI
Banking House.

TIVE subscriber has just ARR ed from New
i York, with the largest and best assortment
GOLD SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, SC. &c.
ever offered ia Iowa, and he is determined to sell
lower than the same quality and style OF goods
can be bought from ST Louis 10 81 Anthony.
His stock consists in part OF Fine Gold, Lever
and Lepine Watches, Hunting and open faces, OF
every stsIe and pattern, and varying in price from
$1,000 10 $4,000. Silver Levers, LepInes an i
Verge Watches 10 sui all.
A very fine assortment OF Gold Guard, Fob
and Vest Chains, varying in price from $1,000 to
$4,000.
Also, Gold KEYS and Seals, EARRINGS, Finger
rings, Cuff pins, Bfeast-pins, and Gold Pencils
in endless variety. A lot OF very superior Gold
Pens, warranted.
Gold and Silver Spectacles, Silver and Plated
TIE, Tab aud Salt Spoons, Silver and plated but.
Ter knives. and in short all articles usually KEEP
in such Establishments.
HIS goods have been purchased from first hands
at the very lowest prices, and 81 lccted with great
care. both as regards taste and quality, hich en-
ables him 10 offer he best goods a, very low pri-
ees.
Particular attention given to repairing aud
cleaning Clocks, Watches and Jewelry and all
work warranted
Feeling confident that can render satisfaction,
Respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
P NJ HOUSED.
Dayenporr Dec. isf, 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02

~e1s.@@5-ss, THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
S.1fS ITzf2s UNITED ST ATES u ALL STEAMERS
80 IL The shiIs eemfosing this Line IN,
NlL1NTIc C5p. West.
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC. C4pt. Luce.
BALTIC Capt. Comstock
ADRlATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been bGit by contract, expressly
for Government service, every has been taken II
their ~onst notion, as in the Engines, 70 ensure
strength and speed and their accommodations for pas
sen gers are uneqnaIled for elegance and comfort
Price ofspassage from New York to Liverpool ~
$500; In second cabin, S76; from Liverpool to New
York, 80 md 20 pounds sterling.
An experienced Surgeon attached 20 each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
Fran .Eetr Iork from Lieerpoot
saturday. Sept, A, "Wednesday, sept.s,
saturday, : II, Wednesday, :. %,
Saturday, October 2, Wednesday, October o,
Satprday, g 10, Wednesday, : 20,
Saturday, g 30, Wednesday, Nov'r ;,
Saturday, AoY'r ID, Wednesday, :. L,
saturday, g %, wednesday, Dee ],
saturday, Deer IL, Wednesday, IS,
saturday. g IS. "Wednesday, " -.
For freight or passage. apply 10
EDWsD. X CuLLIN 5 d CO., sc Wall ct, y. Z.
% BROWN SIMPLIFY s. Co, Liverpool.
L. q. ROBERTS Il CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MONROE & Co,
&c RE NDtre Dame des VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER. Havre.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie. jewelry, precious
stones metals, unless bills of ladIngs are signed
therefor. and the value thereof therein EXPRESSED.
Sept. 10th. Iaj2-2 "
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
BOOKS. ROCKS

BOOKS. B0GE6S.
TINE subscriber has on hand a number OF
i miscellaneous books, the remnant OF his
Stock watch he will sell at cost. Among them
will be found some OF the standard works, as
Byron, r Him, jose phus, Goldsmith, Hist. Eng
and &c. Also, "a number OF llbles. Pray II
Books ana some School Books. Anrpp rtuuits
TO purchase books So low does not often presen'
itself. A SANDERS
Gazette Office.
1870
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
FOR SALE.

fNwo lots belonging to School District, No. 2
i Davenport Township; one corner lot lying OPP
poslte the Methodist Chuich, and the othe'
adjoining the Congre ga'ional Church on the
west. For further particulars inquire OF
ENOS TICilENOR, Secretary.
Dec. Cd, 1852 l3-f
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
CINCIN N A III
FURIITU RE STORE.

~ FENRINE, having taKFR tNe esTabIlsh-
Vt. ment formerly owned by Mr.. + Cooids
of Cincinnati, would respectfully inform nj.
friends and the public generally, that he will
continue to carry on the business, as lately con
Quoted b. Mr. f. Fearing, at the old establish
men in the Bazaar Buildings. He will continue
to keep on hand large assortment Of
READY NJ tDE FURNITURE,
which he will sell at the lowest pr4ces
Daveu mort Nov 4,h, 1852 Nv.
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-z----..4.----44-----
michigan sOutisel

srTee-s.ss-- -sasSs5s-"e s--rx-[EE
on aud after MONDAY, May 3l-untI further no
- ticc-passenger steamers and trains " Ill run as
follows:
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING
WESTWa RD.-0ne Of the frst-olass Steamers,
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA
or EMPIRE ATE, will lea sc Buffalo daily. Sundays
excepted, at p NJ and Dnnkirk al at night, reach
ing Monroe at r. A. the next day, and proceeding
to Toledo the same afternoon.
An express train will leave Monroe al P. NJ. or
o. the arrival OF the boat. daily Mondays excepted
reaching Chicago the same evening an connecting at
Chicago With tirst-cass steamers for Milwaukee aud
other ports on Lake Michigan. and with Canal pack
ITS end Railroads. westerly from CHICAGO.
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING
FAsTWA ARD -Exfress trains vii leave Chlcago al
H., ddIiy Saturdays scefted, andrea hoaToe
al 81 next morning.
An express steamer will leave Toledo every niors-
ing except Sunday. aad leave Monroe on arrival OF
the trains from Chieago-ahd reach Dlnhirk and Bat
tao several hours previous TO the time for the rst
Express trains east for Nav York. bapy and BOSTON
The steamers and trains at Monroe VIII conaect
each way regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCoMNoDATloNM MAIL TRAIN Gong WEST
WABH-Ihis train VIII leave Tole 10 detty. Sundays
excepted - A. NJ. connecting at Toledo with line
Of steamers from Cleye md and slndusty. ana stop
niug 81 all the way stations, viii reach Chicago al
Is 3 4 P. N.
GOING EASTW Chicago daily. Sun.
lays exc pied at IL A. NJ stopping at all stations.
and arriving al Toledo at NJ. connecting 18th
hare 10 time for all the morning TRAINS from those
places.
A packet-hoat leaves Toledo st Q A. ". for Fort
~ ay ne and PORTS on the Wabash Cantl
JOS. H. MOORE, Superintendent.
Adrian, Sept. 2t. 1852. SLY
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
FOR SALE.
CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

WE have forty Lots in ssGleen's Addiiion''
Wv and s.Cook & Sargen,'s addition" to the
city of Davenport, which we will sell at fair pri-
ces, and to persons DESTROYS OF improving will
give liberal credit for portion Of the purchase
money. CpOk & SARGENI.
Davenport. Feb 10. 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
200 acres Of Timber Land

NEAR mouth of Pine river in Muscatine
N county for sale in 10 and 90 acre lots by
March IL. COOK & SARGENT.
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FARM f. II SALE.
UnimprOyed Land for Sale.

UHIWPTUVtU IdHu IUI DdIV'
O0n A RES OF land unm'reyed for sale 3
ClU miles from the Mississippi river, and s.
from lie Claire. This land was selected for the
express purpose o. being made grazing farm,
Tor which purpose il is not surpassed in Iowa,
accord no TO number OF acres. Mr.. Meyer, who
lives adjoining viii take pleasure in showing any
who may desire 10 purchase this land
For terms apply 10 i. Z. EADS,
dec 1, 1852 Land Agt.
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At A BARGAIN.

WE offer Tor sale the farm Of John Grace in
w Walnut Grove containing ia acres, -
acres good timber; one hundred acres IN cuitiva-
ton and well watered. The owner wants to
90 California and the property will ne sold At
a bargain. CoOh q oAnuLNi !.
Davenport, Feb. 1852.
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EOIs SALE.

A FINE farm on the Mississippi Rivsr adjoin-
a ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable dwell
ing house and the whole handsomely and eligi-
bly siinated VIII be sold at at good bargain.
For terms enquire OF J. S. Sinpson, Buffalo, or
OF COOK s. SARGENT.
n,yennnrt Ian o(lth 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02
PUBLIC MOTH E.
FARM Al LONG GROVE FOR
SALE.

DATRICK HOGAN offers for sale his farm at
I Long Grove, twelve miles from town, con-
tain ne three hundred and sixty acres, one hur.
bred and twenty acres OF timber, sixty acres in
cultivation, good house and barn, fine growing
orchard. &c. Apply TO
COOK & SARG ENT.
Davennort Eeh Of 1870
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-02

rnn PIECES OF last color Calicoes. Very
CUU ehesp at WHISPERS.
nnn PIECES OF brown and hleached NJ 5
JJJ lins, cheaper than ever before offered
n, Jf,, market al WHISPERS
@nn Yad, al Wool c rpets, the lowest
IUv nricas at WHisIER'S.
n DOLtN hose, SOCKS and Gloves, Tor sale
a., II SHiSLERfS.
PIECES nrC mex n, cneck ana hickory,
~ or.Ee low al WalsLEa'S
yyTORKED Curtains; figured oil Chimz and
w 6uti Damask Musins, 'or sale low at
N,y 81 WHISPERS.
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LOOK HERE!

Davenpor, Oct 2lst, 1852.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02
u @ - - ]
TN(EX Mo II Ef1LK. PORTSMOUTH. OF b


Il POINT, &c.-The steamboat -lHsusfa, Cart.
WIZ. C. SMIrK. having been reftted Tor the su n
mer trars!. will resume her plaza upon the liaa.
via. Port Walthal, Wednes lie ysike I'd of Ju ss.
The Cars running in cosnexion with the Auguaia
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg De sej
on Monday, Wednesday and Flilsg- morning AS
o'clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii Leave Norfolsaon
the alternate days, viz: Tuesds IS. Thursdays asA
Saturdays, at O'Clock AM.
The Augusta will touch at Old2Roint during the
Bathing season, going and retr s1s3ng, and al4the
landings the River.
Fare TO City Point. D. 90
Do. to Cokes or,Grove Wharf,.-.l50
10. 70 Old Point, Norfolk sno artsmouth, 2 90
Children over 3 and not over l2 years o6ass,
. half price.
Servants to Old Point MOI Slk and Portas
mG&fh, --.-----.-..---...--.I S9
! To any point the River got below TIA.
! I1Sais' Oo
/ Do. for children and serve ats,....... 25
! THOS. DODAMElD,
( my % Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-02

A k.ABATA Ware "A . u BSTIT u T.
II FOR SILVER The attention OF The public is
respectfully called 10 the above named Ware as
being Substitute for silver, which for use
is guaranteed to be equally good. 1t is Metal
which Is much harder than Silver, const quentlv
will ast ior ger and bear tougher usage. 1t is
combinati n of Metals which are perfectly pure,
and free from corrosion as Silver itself ;
therefore. every article will be warranted to retain
its original color
Our articles are all manufactured by Joseph
Gates & Sons and James Dixon d. Sons, Sheffield
ate heavily plated with pure Silver, which makes
them fhe fac smile ct Silver itself, and can be en-.
graved precisely the same. Being direct Import
ers OF the above, We are enabled to show sssort
ment equal to any at the North, and at prices as
low and reasonable. The attention of Hotel keep
ers is earnestly solicited to tsis kind of Ware as
for their use they will find it better pur.
pose than silver Is about one-touTh the cost. Our
assortment consists in part OF the following such
as Table and Dessert Forks, Medium FORKS tor
breakfast use, Oyster Forks, new article with two
prongs Pickle Forks, &c. Tea Table, and Des-
sert spoons; Salt, Mustard, and Egg Spoons;
Sauce, Gravy, Soup, and To-day Ladies Butter
nnives, &c, &c Ice Cream Knives, Fish Carvers,
Asparagus Tongs, &c Butter Coolers, q new arti.
ele; Salt Holders, Sugar Baskets, Water Pitchers
of most elegant designs, the fac smile Of Silver.
Table Casters, stationary and revolving, with
solid Silver mcuntings. Cake Baskets, Urns and
Swing Tea Kettles, vita Heaters, &c, &c, to be haa
at GINTER;S
House Furni.hing Store, 1877 Main street.
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