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A writer IN the London Westminster Review, who
lived foT several years the Western coast of Afri-
Ca, gives Interesting description Of he interior OF
that country. He says OF cIvI,iz 4iisn exists
among Of the tribes such as has rot been sus.
pecfed hitherto By those who have Judged oaly from
such accounts have been given OF The tribes WI
which travellers have come in contact. They can
rot be rega ded savases. having organized town
snips, fixed hAbtatioas with regular deences abau,
their Ciliss engaging agriculture and the nanufac
ture of COTTON cloths for elathng, which they orua-
ment with hand ONE dyes Of native PRODUCTION, and
exhibit handieraft 10 their ion of iron and
precious metals aa articles efuse and ornament The
merchants entrust their goods the care oil native
Traders in parts OF the country, stored in
huts, without protection, yet preserved in entire sale
ty, acts of robbery being very Naive traders
held in high respect especially il wealthy, and in
some whole tribes engage the business OF i'm
Grant lTadeTs, no ima@dimeut being offered to them
even among nationa where a state OF war exists
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BANK DIvDENDs.-The Farmers Bank and the
Bank of Virginia have each declared semi-annu |
dividend of a per cent out of the profits of the past
six months. The Bank Of the Valley, one of the old
institutions in the State, we believe, has also de-
cared semi-annual dividend of Al FER cent, one
fourth per cent of which goes bonus the State
leaving four and halfpe cent to be paid over 10
the holders OF stock These dividends afford the best
evidence of the wholesome condition Of the banking
institutions of the State
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of the CRY hands, for the year: and Tbos. B, Wbits
wac unanimuslyre elecled '''
And the Council adjourned
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE TINES NEWSPAPER.

The unexpected death Of my son, VIM c. Caring
ton, has devolved upan me, his legal representative,
the necessity OF making such arrangements as will
ensure The regular publication of this paper.
Unused to this particular kind OF business, would
greatly prefer 10 seii The establishment
Failing in this, it is my purpose employ capable
Editor to manage the paper for the benefit OF my sons
family.
Whichever alternative is adopted, the paper will be
faithful to the principles it has heretofore maintained
it will be trus TO the Wing parry. end to the OF
internal Improvement in Virginia.
Those disposed to purchase are informed that tn C
paper is in prosperous condition; that lis daily
and country circulation Is already large and might,
with little effort. be materially ncTeased the adveT-
tsiag patronage is good, steady and rallaol-, and
there are now in the Printing Office 1000 lbs of new
typ (ordsred during the last illness of The proprietor
together with every Other requisite for renewing the
paper. In addition to the type and fixtures. is an ex
celent Printing Press. (Napisr's single cylinder pa
tent.} which cost originally $780,
3g-Al persons having claims against the office viii
present them, and those indebted earnestly re-
quested To forward and discharge their respec
tive obligations.
II. DARLINGTON, Executor. of
William C. Darlington
1870
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WINTER 70 THE POOR.

b7 MRS. E. G. KINNEY.
Stormy Winter comes again,
Bringing snow, and hail, and rain,
Beating gains, the window pane
Rudely knocking at The door.
Boreas holds tonight rout;
See the shutters bolied stout;
Eastsn all the doors about,
stormy Winter is without
God have mercy on the poor.
% the poor. half clad iu shreds,
through whose low and leaky sheds,
SHOWS beat down on aching heads
fillowed on the naked floor.
he that looks may there behold
Side by side the young aud cd,
Shrivelled arms the babe en- loid,
Oh, how dreadful is the cold
God have mercy on the poor.
Iron hearted Winter comes;
knocks in vslH at costly domee;
But he searches through the homes,
Scattered on the frozen moor.
There no shutters bolted tight,
Fasten out the stormy night;
There no hearth is blazing bright.
Oh, how desolate the sight
GOD have Riercy on the poor.
See, the famished infant press'd
10 the fond, but empty breast,
While the mother bends distressed,
Dropping tears upon the floor;
THOU who hearst III. raves's cry,
Here look down with pitving eve
send them mama from the sky,
Or, let birds their bread supply
God have mercy on the poor!
Hearts. that all eucas ej in gold,
Sei-enriching have grown old,
Who have never felt The cold,
Once unbar your hcsom's door.
Let Compassion now go forth,
Learn. what ye to learn we're 10th.
That no luxury OF earth
Half true bounty's Joy is WORTH
Oh, have mercy on the poer
Hark. the storm ia rag ing yet
Who beside his fire can sit,
And the sufferers forget
Shvering on the frozen moot
Ye, who downy pillows press,
Ye, whose limbs soft robes carsss,
Pity and reDievs dietres.!--
Oh, hestcrm il pitiless--
God have mercy on the poor!
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Gov. JOHNSON OF PA-The late Message of
Governor Johnson, yetoing an act passed by the
Legislature of Pennsylvania "to repeal the 9th
section of an act entitled an act to prevent kid
mapping and preserve the public peace" which
prevented the use of the public jails of the
State for misunderstanding of fugitive sIayes make
the Wings more than ever satisfied at his defeat
at the recent election. His message pretty plain
ly indicates his political affinites-he belongs,
not to the Wing, but to the Higher.lsw party.
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We see itstaed that Captain Sir Edward Hamilton
has been dismissed from the British Navy for ssei1-
ng.up in the main rigging the gunner of his ship snd
keeping him there a cold dayan hour and quarter
The offence aggravated by the fact that the gunner
was an old man, and had seen much services
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Flour inspected in the town of ,Lynchburg, for the
qualter. ending 3lst December, 1851:
Famliy. 40 barrels.
Superhne. .......................2 1888
~
1iioe'ihss.. SS
Sohosihneu'. ...... Al
Total. ....................3 1927
G.. w. MCKINNEY, Inspector
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ERooT JACRs--Handeome article OF portable
azs Boot Jacks and Shoe Horns, Tor sale by
f. NJ. ZIMMERMAN.
ia IA Corner Main and 18th cts.
DOYs' SKATa1s.-A small lot OF medium size
% Skates, strapped and ready toruse, for sale by
Il NJ ZiMMERMAN.
"a "A Corner Main and l2h streets.
EE AHasLEs, raseUy Rollers and Lignun Vi,
1sa e hor'ars and Pestss; for sal, :, By
"a II Corner Maa and 18th streets.
a MEXICAN JOURNAL FOE 1866
"a January No American Journal-Is52
January No Medical News--I352
Synopsis OF the OF lectures on Materia Med
lea and Pharmacy, deliyereI in the University of
Pennsylvania. by Joseph Carson, M D
Seh.ni'z Il Zumpts Horace
M '''''0's OIL o'S'''''' Lectures 0' " Brown
Received and for sale by
jyl4 A MORRIS.
20 HIPS ] y sE y P sS5s;5.5, SIDES '-
II DO DO s asw do f Hams
do do do Joes
90 pals do do Lard
inst received per steamer, for sale by
j.l4 JOHN WOMBLE co.
ANHEWING TOBACCO.-Superior che WING
" Tobacco, Gmore's, Hardgroyes, Lynchburg and
olher manu- ac,uTes natural and sweetened for sale by
PURCELL. LADD - CO.,
"a "a 50 Main st, corner 18th.
GAsTLLLON BRAND "a half pipes, supe-
~ ror flavor, for sale by
ia IA DAVENPORT. ALLEN e. co.
a. UGAis HOUSE MOLASSES, at low
- price; William Jacksons best improved Candles;
Pepper-for sale by
ial4 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
Ng ANAGERs' OFFlCE.-F MORRIS q
Drawn numbers of atapsco class 81:
- 10 20 3 81 IS % 6S 26 80 As Sc d.
Quarter ticket 10 r. the capital prize OF $4,000,
sold by d Hurry Norfolk.
Drawn numbers of Washinrton class ?.
As Ga 60 &c so IS At 30 IS IS IS 81.
SPLENDID SCHEME FOR THIS DAY.
Capitals $4,000. 20 000 10000, 5000. 1900, 2s7o.
so of 1000, SO of 500. &c. 70 nos, Is drawn Tick
cts $40.
$, 3 Also the Patapsco Loery-Capal: $4,000. &C.
ia 10 c. w PURCELL.
E40TATO ES.--l50 bushels Mercer Potatoes
IA superior article putup in three bushAl bags for
eae by J 81 F GLEN DINING
ia IA
ARRANGE ESQ boxes 10 fine order, Just received
" aud for sale by
ial4 WILL ANS & BROTH Err
6TORE FOR UENT.-We have still for rent
~ one OF the housee occupied by u Possession
given on the 1t OF February.
jaH WILLIAMS & BROTHER
FESHE GRAND LODGE OF Ancient free and Ac.
III cepted Masons of Virginia, will hold their an
nual session the Mason's Hail. in this city, on Mon.
day next, 18th lust, at O'clock, z. VI. By order.
ia l4-dtd JOHN DOVE, G. Secy,
SHINGLES, SHINGLES-I26 coo Twelve Incn
NJ Bunch Shingles. landing at Rockets, per schr
Henry T.. Rascoe, for sale by
ial4 JNo WoMBLE & CO.
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January 4, 1852.

THE SOUTH WESTERN CONVENTION assembled
the city of New Orleans on the 4h inst, and
was organized by the appointment of Hon. ALEX
MoUToN, of Louisiana, President; ten Vice
Presidents and four Secretaries we're also appoint.
ed. The Vice Presidents comprised one from
each State represented in the Conveniently
III. Burwell, Esq, being appointed from the Vr-
GINA delegation, (Which consisted of himself and
Mr.. James McDoweli.)
The Convention having perfected its organza-
ton. resolution was offered and adopted, pro-
viding for the appointment of three committees.
each to consist of three members from different
States-one on Routes, one on Ways and Means,
and one on Resolutions. A call was then made
on Mr.. Burwe. of Virginia, to address the Con-
vention, when that gentleman rose and delivered,
says the N. O. Bee, ga very practical and well
considered speech on the value of railroad i'm
provements." He was followed by other gentle
men, who urged the importance of the City OF
New Orleans engaging at once in a great system
OF internal improvement, for the purpose of Sc
curing the vast and growing trade of the South
West. The Convention then adjourned till next
day.
The following States were represented in the
Convention, viz: Mississippi, Missouri, Florida,
Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky Virginia, Texas,
Arkansas and Louisiana. AS the objects had in
view by the convention may not be generally
known, we give them below, as succinctly ex-
planned by the N. o. Bee
"Wc look to the Convention as body conyok ed TO
further and advance the commercial and agricultural
interests OF the section which it will represent by
general and comprehensive system of railroad inter
communication system that is not intended to
bolster up portion of the South West at the ex
pense OF another to build up local prosperity to the
detTlment of whole communities. The system advo
Gated by New Orleans, and which, it is believed the
Convention viii urge 10 practical result, will ia-
clnde within Its objects and consequences the entire
commercial relaions.'' -
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EgoOf JACRs-Handeome article OF portable
aA Boot Jacks and Shoe Horns Tor sale by
E. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
ia IA Corner Main and 18th sts
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DOYS' SKATES.-A small lot OF medium size
- Skates, strapped and ready foruse, for sale by
Il M ZiMMERMAN,
ia IA Corner Main and I2th streets
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sulphur sprlng recently discovered on the farm Of
David Jordan. Esq, in Nansemond county, Va four
teen miles from Norfolk, is said TO have been pro .
nounced by Prot. Stewart OF Baltimore. to whom the
test conhded. to be probably one of the most
efficient and valuable medicinal waters in the
world Il canbi,-s the properties ofthe Saratoga
with that of the White Sulphur waters; and may b.
SAID represent perfectly the water OF the farfamed
Harrowgate Springs
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A LlsHr-HousE IN CHARLESTON HARBOUR !-TREA.
SON TO THE NATION OF SOUTH CAROLINA The fol-
lowng paragraph appears in the Charleston Courier Of
Friday:
Our Washington correspsndent, writing under date
of the 9th inst, states that on Monday last oar SEN
atcr the Hon. A. p. Butler, presented in the u S.
Senate, the Menona OF the Chamber Of Commerce
of this CITY, pray ing for the of lighthouse
in this harbor Our correspondent has no doubt, he
says that Congress, at the present session. will make
liberal appropriations for the Improvement of rivers
and harbors and that the deepening of the channetsjn
this harbor win doubtless be provided for"
Does not this whole paragraph smack strongly of
treason7 The Chamber Of Commerce of Charleston
peonlng the odious and tyrannica Federal Govern
ment, only for the erection of Lighthouse but
also deepen the Channel IN Charleston harbour -
Where the fiery Mr.. Rhet when his colleague
thus degraded the nation of South Carolina by pre-
senting memorial of the character Indicated? WHY
slept his ire on that occasion 7 Where is Gen Ouat
tlebum 2 Let the "Cofin regiment at once rally.
make descent upon the City OF Charleston and can
and hang every roember OF the Chamber of Com
No step, short OF this terrible one will suffice
we quite sure, to appease the wrath of the nation
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fHN Antilles, paseuy Rollers and Lgnum Vi,
lsA las Mortars and Pcstles, for sal. by
R. NJ ZIMMERMAN,
ia II Corner Main and 18Th etr.sts
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T,tS RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
PUBLISHED DAILY ANtSEMl- WEE EhLl,
,.,,,,,.m E.a THo.As RITCfIIE, JR.
T - r. NJ 9

q N
Daily Paper dollars anan anu " For tho Semi
.s shorter period ma Se for SIX mot pay
W W ~ vsIyance 70 Atpaid in the ofcsr ten.''0O y
=, six dollars per nj the end 9" S per ms good ant
nank no,eS AT ne m RI. ge single eer H scarte
being s S "a IA" hs writer 0np U 'ts Edo1,
= extensive business. which pssrm1;WcaaTiSlNG
itE;SSI1iiIKEE:-pr it;SIi limos or less, first III
,,a aiy cents and cve suceeeun ,hrs lines wsk thirty
c.ered vnce week, t"ice Z"
=. ana half cents a., n,,ro c,r ,brv limos a,a !,
rononn for advertisements OF eater ,hslh-excsl
=. charg suu
N TllE SEMl-wEEkLY-t9t TB'he'' of 'eSs nsS' ii''t
-. ~ gor cnch continuance 90 cen. ,
from must be- accoancd Wih Inc ADVANCE pa.
.;startcry references. 20 insure eItuton .
- a. C5iuGylcS and tributes Of Tsttc ercscdg esn ''eS a'
,,1,.G fa a advertisements. - hn.r,a =
al and .NarTiGs tn tho county, hienI
.IS hanl writing is unknown 10 VI mu- oe W Va:
81 TO Postmaster the nknhoraoou. tuo! VIM m ~
~. he Jshcd Every measure M iaa peen "
ard quizzes, has proved hs'oiot: We %
Sr. insist. such case, upon y comm ne',s
I n. OF ;he Postmaster rt on se oaeN " ins 'ee
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DIED.

mr., AZ his se residence. Waenton James CITY county e
i,r n. frs, n,l Doc .or MICHAEL S. "AhREN se' ois.
log vito large family of children enc sranc'i
the.f loss
Departed this ife williamsburg Va on 'a ION o. 's3
Mr.. ELIZABETH DOUGLAS in the 66h Year OF h
The d.cease W a. dau Robert Chr',an' 9, 'e
IN n v, co. ws boIn on The oith OF July. 76 She hHc os.
MANY Years member Of the PeebyeriIn "a. i've. r
exhibited all trr beauties Of the ehr'''ia" enc 49,
time and for eternity r,,.,..sever
ony the memory her person s nc, snd
ssnr,,s ard engaging nunnrrs anu haH. @ .ip'e'' ~
,ss and sn.,,i6ed by the graccs ni pey. h III la no5
ions anu es these memories hal dc along win al " y"
cherish them, but there Will s''' 'e - " ",
hs gospel
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CHASTAIN WHITE.
----%ses------
,rtyc p,pr,ST aSSOCIaTIOT.

Tho c;s,.-r Association of Baptlss OF Virginia, which
commenced its annual meetings in this city on last lS
rornin. claset its session lae Monday afternoon hs
rcra ,ps The largest religious body in the State ana us
e;inrs were attended by numerous delegates ana 'is''
III The annual report Of the Board of the Ass;cntio II va"
toI ,hat upwards OF IL 900 members had been aided 10
;h Churches in connection with That body aorins ne s
rar This number large il is, will not surprise lhse
.n IRE acnnained ri. strength and efficiency n th'
Churches and Ministers oi this order throughout inc ola
There are 600 Churches, and nearly 4UO ministers 'pus
h R,rsts are no, without influence in mdt oil he ctes
and towns the Stale, and in some OF them nave ias a
nou,snc Churches yet their Chief strength Is IN the coo
nv and this fact apprehend is not e honotaose -
them Where plainncss and simplicity are tc eadne cl
actrjscs O the people ana the poinP anu
of The world have least sway, they are always Ecccvea WI"
nnst favor and diuse their principles most rapidly ano
| widely. - o.o,,oj
mort of the Domestic Missions in this State under Inc Pa
ronacc of the Association Most or all OF hs sum- We oe
| iev, was pledged by intviduaa.
FRA connection with the General Assoclnon me fo'ee'
Mission Bible Education, Sunday School, ana !uo'icato'
,r;eles AMI Others, held thG:' ann:ih! meetings. ~
nnuear 10 have been prosecuting win nos' cneens @
me objects for which they established Tue 70
,no Socety at s last annual meeting resolved 10 orase
siCn GOO for the endowment OF Richmond Cofgr ans 'h
,an.ro agent of that Institution had tie eatisthc,h 10 a
l,unce hu within the year nc had secured soy 'oo u "
| amount. ;,;,o,, A.,
VIZ are pratcd to know that our numerous vlstors ou
,r he st,v eYoressed themselves highly pleased with IN
civ and tho generous hnspilaics from 20 many I" our
lens And we canno. hut hope their visit %ll rot ohy
"rom,ye OF the interests OF religion in Norfolk ana ou
state al .rye but will bind more closely an so9
/, i, ali substantial interests long neglected nut III
si-yy important with inc d1erenl sscono
ho Commonwealth Norfolk argus.
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DECEPTION OF THE NOMINATIONS.

bs nomination Of Gen. PIERCE for The Presidency mas
h 1cred demonstrations OF satisfaction and en'hu
,a,m We doubt indeed whether any other nomination ~ouS
h. va been A, we'll certainly not better 80 WIN
are therefore thoroughly united ner Candidates
and will enter tho contest with hearty good w maj eahno
fail 10 give them large majority Ct The election. we nave
m M hed hs sghest dissatisfaction expressed in any quar-
have moi heard Of any locality where the nomna'
@ were mt received with much than ordinary enhu-
all delighted and 6a enres
surpassed. - 49, .,r,,,;on
will he conducted with unexanped energy ana eincenes
and with these Democracy OF Pennsylvania can hs'
be defraled.-[ Harrisburg (Pa.) Keystone.
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Valley UNION Summary.

| LOCATED AT BoTETOURT Strings, VIRGINIA.
The School embraces ihree icrasen,s Primary, Academic
,ri Collegiate Pupils OF any degree advancement w there
rec with ury their eduea
practicable and continue until the have completed the couIs,
,sl requisite for that honor Muehimei lost and expense in
cau aiming proficiency in SOM branchs, Of study while
neglected. is aavabe tn many consideaiions 10
The furnished with au,E Instruments and chsn
"a sd Aprarsus The s;nsse Reading Room and
-tao, OF ennloynsnt for all leisure mor,ns
AL Text Books and necessary Saon arc furnished on the
''',' '''''''''~ OFFICERS:
ClAS COOKE A. NJ Principal a Instructor In English and
Nj WM H. PLEAsANTs, Insruetorln Ancon, Language,
Pol a E. wlSKLER Instructor Music, Modern Language
;is BETTE JUREY, Ass,sp, IN ,h, English Department
A,! in whom parents and guardians may place
implicit confidence. will act al governess.
The umoe! Of officers will be ncreasc should Inc patronage
Ealtr
S. attention is given ,he rnoras Of 'hs pu
p4 and sufi.ns requested ve particular attention IN
s y and bs pup, enjoy
s' fivlege' Sa55ash but t incueaoh OF se'snaf
Bos5ns Department supervision Of tho Principal
a1i hs Lady.
particulars Circulars will FREQ Of postage 70
s.s-' may apply.
IT,, secession OF 10 ton months o,sg on Goth July and
II he IS o. Juas ;oitowng With recess Of 10 las cs
1h or ss,m 1t highly important to snssr at
ssStsni'Hs NJ q" ,e;n: ,,d Do, in rrs,i,h for
=. '...s ...sl, y, Of ;sn ison,is, elan GO
y, @ ,q',:oi i: e.'e' o 'ns fo'e's" .a'ss' 10 &C
= :, ,I....,.,l y,.. ,rto p,s or I,.rumepls 90
4 :. : 49, -. >t -. - ' ' " o.
=. ~. -. 10 nG
~ C.,. ~ 80. y - .,i,,,.. &C
M aioua made for rcmaains at tho institution o
Christmas and pupils may continue hroagn me
oT hoard in the summer vacation me
SIS Payments made hall In advance and hall the co.e
No deduction for absenes except IN cases OF poao
.iiilness.
~ The waters at Springs White Sulphur Chaybea;e and
limestone. considered highly cund ducve 10 health
pup from the the Institution by way oil the Cana .o
;nin ,hece by hacks direc, the SHrngs hoes
.-ter 10 and Tennessee Kan Rosu vi"
ris they will ni conveya ces 10 hi. naGee
inna = MN EY ORDER OF TIE TRNSIEGS.
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REMOVAL.
Urn, ~ oIlScr have removed the store re 'e

nrh, ey JOHNSTON have removed The entity oc
IL crue y lcssr4 GAY MATHEWS Co.. No io Eagle Square
are opening large anu handsome
STAPLE and Dry Coos, 10 which they lnNile inc
s:.,icn OF their former paron and the public generally
TO TIE PATRONS OF TIE LATE CONCERN OF GAY, MA
Having Salesman IN the Dry Goocs sloe J"
Gs> DUDLEY JOHNSTON successors 10 metfrs 1AI
beg leave the Alteration OF the cusouiet
whose employ have spent several yeafe .t
AID si.apT stock staple and fancy Dry Goooe Just re-
ye n, onened bv rhem feeling warranted assuring them
ia: nv new position aided by The accommodating and bera
ssRacr. H. WILLIAM u. rEhoCooA'
A-r,c
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EEANO,

AN deliver GCASO ordered beore he lotn July
next, al Jhe lu!oning Rates: ), ,ooo -,
Depot in the City, por ION oi oo
~
FIR tons aud over on hne I'd the basin, Sii O
For !oasa /! nrrs S}i.
depot the ins oil any aii Noao a.
al iLgiiJ, i! charge OF The freight -, -
lcfdc 18th July inhal charge OF oo cls per to
will &c made all order. 10 that time being nleu
ticr The vessel. -,
whose crops will be furnished smaller quan'''
u.. nan IONS. II needed, at same rate
offered direct rom The only hgel lhe era-
u rc. las IN this country. (n is located In New YORK
w ao warrsn every bag perfectly and OF the most superior
n,,-,-,>-
ru"'l eft, L.
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rTrFR FROM DANIEL S. DICKINSON, ESQ.
LET H,e - p..au.,.rr.-. lrSE S. lS52.

Gsn;lcmen-You favor inviting me 70 at'Gnd aH ,u
ds n,ss;jns Of dernocrs:s =: Tammany Hail. rs'.!Eing
Tho om,,,n of Franklin Pierce for President ana ';
lam R. King for Vice President is before me; ara Empty
no mere phrase when You tha mos' uee
rea ,no LONG dslaycd by the unexpected continuance n
he Bmoe Convection By the unanimous voice Of ny nv
district delegate 10 that o,,s s, N ,a NJ.
cure tho nomination OF Geneu Cnss-an expectation "nicn
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,From The Oil" Sta,csnan

GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE OF NEW HahlP-
SHIRE NOMINATED FOR TIE PkEslDENCi- =
;hc above announcement came by the wns about HE mo
lie The a!tcrnoOn. This result has Ho' oee u"'''"'3'
ard viii sc Prise few m :,
With General PrsEcg The country is familiar. hr Ias
d,r.d mos, eminent civil services III The councils {" ms
,y;n St,;. o. the nation, and I'D nirh 10 "!1
hc honor us Tie American up"a the hdttle'!'os VI
N,Aico His pahlc lie has been long and iu'! q i''h
qua in ability and in devotion 70 that Of ahy man "l
,is norontnn will be hailed with loud aCcl1m by the p o.
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m Monday m November arrives, he viii Dc CHOSEN 70
tho nficc of President Of the United Stuits