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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-06

MORE BRILLIANT PRIZES AT PUkCELLo
TWENTY THOUSAND SOLD:
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated, Class47, drawn
August 22nd:
25 IL S l6 rs 90 4 SO 80 IS 10 20 81
Whole 5 II IS, the capital Of S2O.09O,
sold and paid at sight by PURCELL.
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass IL
drawn August %:
IS 50 40 46 A 80 Sc Is Is % 43 30 "A 20
10 81.
Whole 25 40 So, the grand capital OF s4O,.
600 returned from this agency by PURCELL for
the want of purchaser.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass N,
drawn June 18th:
81 8 "a II Al IS 81 IS 81 SO 81 81 80 81
6S.
Whole 8 "a 81, the grand capital of $780,
900 returned to the Managers for the want of a
purchaser.
Grand Schemes for February, 1852.
$4,000. 10000, 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 6, to be
drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, February It'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-06

HI SUPERB FALL HATS-Ele =
Elegantly made by the best class of work.
men, OF choice materials, and in the most
approved style. ~
ANTHONY'S Hats possess reputation inferior
er than at any other establishment this popularfv
is not at all surprising.
Nutria Beaver Hats, s3 IN
Best quality moleskin, q 20
Second quality on
Best quality silk, , IN
Second " . ~
FINE CALFsKIN sEWED BOOTS
Only three dollars and fifty cents.
J; ID; anthony has made an arrangement with one
supply him with handsome and Substantial Calf.
skin Sewed BOOT, which he will sell at the unnr..
cedented low price of So so.
&C Is COLUMBIAN HOTEL CORNER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-06

= 1 ON hand few cases homeopathic Meai.
cines and as the treatment of diseases bv these
medicines 10 attracting the attention of the pubc
WI dispose Of the last at small profts supply
sale by A1 sAa aos
fe4 "a srprcvr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-06

III @. MCNAMARA, Ap0thecary and
IL Druggist, has on hand good assortment
tail .and Prescription. which he offers at AZ low
prices As articles of like quality can be- adj else
where. The patronage Of the public generally
and his frie ads in particular Is earnestly socited
Prescriptions carefully put up.
Ne. 222 north corner Broad and 10Th streat.
de IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-06

Tickets $I2 halves 8; quarters 3.
Certificate OF package of wholes Sl56. Shares
in proportion.
S33, 1897, $4,000. $500.
Susquehanna Lottery, Class No 7, to be drawn
at Baltimore on Wednesday, February 18th. 70
numbers, ID drawn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-06

'NHE SUBSCRIBER, in retiring from the
Saddle and Harness business, tenders TO his
numerous friends his grateful thanks for the liberal
patronage that they have SO long and so generous
ly extended to him. He solicits a Continuance of
their favors to his successors.
jal6-lm THOMAS oTEr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-06

BALTIMORE, February 4-Cld, schr Stefan, Kir-
wan, Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-06

$4,000, 10000, 5000, 1U0 prizes of 1000.
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass 5, to be drawn at
Baltimore, on Wednesday, January 2eth. 76num-
bers, IL drawn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-06

VfUVOU. UUjUVOf ~ViVVOs
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 6, to be
irawn at Baltimore on Saturday, February 7th.-
Is numbers, Ii drawn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-02-25

Wan YOU REACH THEM PERTATERs ~
Many OF our readers have no doubt read
the following rich anecdo,e. 1t is old, bu,
like good vine, it will bear repe,iion.-
Those who have never had "read of it,''
will thank us for reviving II from the obi
won into which it was fast falling :-Seve-
raj gentlemen of The Massachusetts LegisIa-
lure, dining at Boston hotel, one of Them
asked MI. M., gentleman who sa. opposite
'Can you reach them pertaters, Sir -
Mr.. NJ. extended his arm towards the dish,
aud satisfied himself that he could reach the
"periasers," aud answered.:
Eyes Sir.''
"The Legislator was taken aback with
this unexpected rebuilt from the wag )" bu,
presently recovering himself he asked:
"Wlll you stick my fork into one on 'em
then 20
MIR. M. took the fork, and very coolly
plunged /! into fine cooked potato, and
left 1t there The company rosred, as they
took the joke. and the victim looked more
foolish than before but suddenly an idea
struck him and rising to his feel he exclaim-
ed, with an air Of conscious triumph:
''Now, Mr.. NJ, ! will trouble you for the
fork -
MIR. M. rose to his feet, and with the most
'mper'urabIe gravity, pulled the fork out of
the potato, and returned it, amidst an uncon-
querable thunderstorm Of laughter, 10 the
utter discontinue of the gentleman from
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-02-25

YANKEE ON A BUsT.-"Massy saiks
alive, Eb's back hun agln 20 says cousin
Sally, running into The kitching to Marin
Green, who, up to her elbows in the dough.
dropped all' aud came out to see her hope
fu son stalk into the room as big as all out
doors.
"Wher' on airih, Eb, hev you been," say $
the old lady.
"Whe,'. bev been? Why, deown to
Bosting.'
"Massay saks, Eb, what on airth did veou
dew-had you good time. Ebenezer -
Good time? Oh-o-o-ugh, persimons ;
hadn't | time. Cute time, by golly! ga
and marin, made the money fly, did, by
golly."
"Whv, how yeou dew talk, Eb," says
Marm Green. 81 hope, son, yeou didn't
break any of the commandments, or no.
lhin'?"
ssBreak the commandment, Wa-all, neo
didn't break aothin' Everlasting salvation.
marm, yeou don't s'pose ieller's gnln'
deown few Boslng and not cut shine nor
nothin.' Yeou see, marin, wen. in lew a
shawp 10 get drink of that almighty good
stuff spreuce beer, and-a-and two gals
sleak cittefs, axed me teu treat"
Land saiks alive, yeou didn't do il tho'
Ed -
"Wa-a-all did though, meow. | was
aout on time, and didn't care darn
whether school kept or not, as the boy told
his boss"
his boss.'
"Ebenezer, DONE yeou saUeare -
"Haint gon' to, marin but yeou see
them gals axed me to treat, and ! did, anc
| don't care darn who knows it, You SEE
paid fur ,her' two glasses of spruce bee,
and mine, that was a fo'pence, slap dab
then bought two cents wu,h of ree-sin:
for 'em, and, by Beunker I'd rather spen
that hull nine pence, than gone off sneaking'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-02-25

Among the excellent varieties Of the
winter apples which are valuable for cult
valion, we may mention at this time the
following Baldwin; BelIe-Fleur, several
varieties Chandler; Gloria Mund; Golden
Ball Golden Harvey; Yellow Newtown
Pippin, keeps to July; Pearmain !; Pound
Royal; Peck's Pleasant; Rhode Island
Greening; Russets-Golden, Boston, Put
nam, English; Swaar; Ladies' Sweetin !;
Spilzenburgh Wine Apple, sc.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-02-25
THE BACHELORS SOLlLOQUY.

Bless my soul Pm thirty to-day
six feet in my stockings, black eyes, curly
hair, tall and s,raigh.ss The cedar Of Lebanon
and still bachelor! Well, its an indie
pendent life, al least: no it isn'l either =
Here's those new gloves of mine full Of lit
tie rips, string off one Of my mos, faul,Iess
dickeys, nice silk handkerchief in my draw
er wants hemming, top button off the waist
band OF my pants; what's to be done? How
provoking IL is TO see these married people
looking so seIf-sa,sfed and consequential,
al the head Of their families, as if they had
done the State great service. Why as TO
children they are as plentiful as flies in Au-
gust, and about as troublesome, every court
and alley and garre. is swsrming with 'em
they are no rarity, and any poor, miserable
d [ beg pardon y wretch, can get wife,
enough Of them too, such as they are. It's
enough TO scare man TO death to think Of
how much it costs TO keep one. Young
folks have TO beg in now where their fathers
and mothers left off Silks and ss,ins, rib
bons and velvets, feathers and flowers. cuff
pins and bracelets, gimeracks aud foldernls;
and there's no help for j, IN my case; /; for
~ Woindu lOSth, anu tne uSdT
little thing should ask me for my scalp,
should give il to her, know should
Then there is the tapestry, carpets and mir
sors, and sofas and ol,amans, and dsmssk
curtains, and pictures and crockery, and
(you must look at he subject in all its bent
ings,) liuIe jackets and frocks, and wooden
horses and dolls, and pop-guns, and ginger
bread, don't believe can do il, by Jupiter
But then, here sit with the toe of my boo,
kicking the CRATE, for the want Of something
better to do; IFS coming awful cold and
dreaFy weather, long evenings, dom. 60 to
concerts forever, aud when GO, my room
looks so much gloomier when come back,
and i W9nld zn be GnSy Gsng haye nice l!e
think Of something else, but can't. If
look in the fire am sure TO see pair OF
brigh, eyes; even the shadows on the wall
take a fairy shape; Im on the brink "i
ruin feel it; shall read my doom IN the
marriage list before long, know shall,
Heaven help me, for there's no living with
better half, So they say (; aud may be re-
fused if can get along without one.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-02-25
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
BY e. WELLS, JR.
E DITOR AND PROP RIETOR.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

For one year, if paid within six months, $l.50
fnot paid within six months, 200
ADvERTisEmENTs.-SI per square for three inser-
tions-l2 lines of small type or ID of large type
sequent insertion. fthe number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
- vertise by the year.
'Wommunicatons addressed to this Office must be
POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-02-25

THE GEOLOGICAL FORMATION OF THIS PEN
INsULA AND PARTICULARLY OF
THIS COUNTY.
The crust Of the earth has undergone
great and repeated changes, and Biologists
have classified the period. of the earth's
formation into Primary, Transition, Secon-
Diary and Tertiary. Succeeding those are
the Dtluvial and Alluvisl and the Tertiary
arranged lnio Eocene, mIocenr;- anu dhaevf
and newer Plocene formations. This las,
classification is, in my judgment, also appli-
cable TO some of the alluval formations, as
the remains of marine animals and shells.
which designate the formation of the Ter
liary period, are found near the surface
and far from any existing ocean, lying in
strata and intermixed with alluvial soil. A
portion of Italy is described as being cover
ed with alluvial soil, in which is mixed sea
shells as we'll as the remains of extinct qua
drupeds and of those whose species are now
extinct; and the valley Of the Mississippi
throughout contains fossliferous depo.ilcs
of shells and animal remains, and in si,ua-
tions more elevated than the bed Of the sea
is ever supposed to have been. This divi-
sion of the Tertiary epoch into Eocene,
Miocene, older and newer Pliocene forma-
lions, is designated by the character of the
shells which distinguish them, and is only
interesting to Biologists, as the strata are
no. likely TO indicate, with suf1icien: sccu-
racy, the names of the shells which mark
the period of their deposi,e, to be of any
practical advantage, except by the aid OF
science.
1t is not necessary TO the object sought
to be accomplished by these essays, further
! TO consider the theories of the earlh's for.
ton. Some Geolpgists have contended ,ha
an Indefinite period was consumed in the
ear,h's formaiion-one much longer than
wha. literal reading Of the Mosaic account
seems to warrant. They contend that the six
days which were employed to reduce chao:
TO order, and 10 create man and every living
thing which moves upon The earth, Nigh
and must have been ages-and have attempt
to prove from Hindoo accounts and Egyp'
lian chronology that the age is many year:
and cycles older than that G ven by the Mo
sale account. Others, and with much more
force, and by train Of circumstances ant
facts not to be answered, maintain, that the
Mosaic account is correct in every particular
and that the six days of the creation were
but six days as generally understood, and
have not The shadow of a doubt that those
six days were such, neither more nor les:
than the same time now is by our computa
ton of lwenty-iour hours each. We mus
all feel and know that the account given BY
Moses is true in every part and particular
and will not argue the question as to th'
period accomplished in the ear'h's forma
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-02-25

II cannot imagine,' said an alderman,
"why my whiskers turn gray so much soon
er than the hair on my head"
"Because," observed wag, "you have
worked SO much harder with your jaws
than your brains"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-02-25

"Did you ever know such a mechanical
genius as my son - said an old lady. 'He
has made fiddle all out Of his own head,
and he has wood enough for another"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-02-25

Marriage either rids you of your devils
by The presence Of an angel-or else it sup
plies their place with one whose name is
Legion.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-02-25
SOLILOQUY.

olives there man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said''
This is The paper-and Ills read
FII 60 and pay the printer.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-02-25
@ 0 M NJ u MIC TIONS
For the Times

For the Times
No. g.
Opinions and Reflections as to the Geo1ogi-
cal Character Of this County-its Forma-
ton and Structure--its Susceptibility of
improvement. and Capabilities of Produc-
tion-acith some Suggestions as to the
Means and advantages aciihin our reach.
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MEeaANlc's Institute Rooms, }
rcy NtW-l OK May, II, Too%. ,
" Al regular meeting Of the ttecha nir;s

New-York May, u 1867.
lr'Sr'a regular meeting OF the uechanie's
sn, MY ss evening, The President IN the Char, the
seIe Iasssd: ~ - ~ NI" N''
@.h's That the thanks Of tie Institute are due and are
R,nxs W 70 The following gentlemen, via Prof las
it fioi r Ogden Doremn, Hon Chas H. Delavan
rsr,o SS , Esl- N D. Jas NJ sanderson Esq, To-
S,sk F.S u arc tS G. Edwards IT, ser. EsI, William
So. ~ roy n \, & DeNer HiscOx Esq, aud j..
os. Tor The very nter.s ing and Instructive Lee
cs l,,ieo by them before tire bers OF the Mechan
Bs es'ios the course recently closed at Clinton
~ .ea That The Actusrv he erected to have copy of
7y,6rs S ,.seencn published in the YORK. Herald
nitutts ,os, IA, oesoc'df fAirart rom the
api'aisis.- The advertiser has acquired by
60 ~ sSteenent n ith tn American Sfnn~- Dressing
DEIsSiI, 70 70 e OF FAYRE,S PATENT STONE.
sssiss ia H. On, .n- nSht ~ exclusive use of sad
SIssrrS ne ae Noany u Ne~ lors, for the wh lie
sea- Of The paeo, q, December 4 1851 1t
u, s' '~ns.s tSi MS eapsc Is unsurpassed by
hss canal k Ss.sehcs ios preparing st'e tor build
ss9 e4stcscts aud bI.dg~- Th., challenge the
! In ., % e.aal og eNreson aud beauty of flush
hsslds o. ~ VIA W oOawolihs Planng Machine
an. KS s-w M to the rough los II dresses brown
a~stie iiae,tse End sr,rits with ,, - ,nrv and
fhe Tie brown stone from the Paterson L-dss
VIII ssv,A..s onrese y Ted fast slow pleasure.
vi eo,. t~ef apnhvd 10 the machine. th@ stone
hA. IA os~ac tfo, 10 three f@-s n.r uinnta and
khs I'm YIN cue 10 two inches Of stone II required 10
sts,v,;''' seIsce The hrw,rd motion ct the ehise
eef Ta gu 40 inch, each blow Of the volving ham
ntse as q chises which strike p otO Flows per
sspes 'sa' apparently dulhrg the ch,seis in the least
g the advertiser is TO form Joint stock Com
uke s eesy possible that shall pat oper-
sxft s,,As sre~ ~ sas 10 Grrss any required
ftrsons feeling desire 20 engage IN n
u toes. ushuHc'uyias Business invited 20 call al
saA tl.s once WHO'RE any inform anon VIII be given
nece s1d Investigate for themselves ard where q
ko.s Is sc'n Or II they viii take the trouble
s,sd r,,i, s~ NM No lSs Bank ST., they see tall
I'm an. y, u operation nom 20 II A. NJ and 10
Ssars o'es catrsi kipp Rrows stages will land
uie :" usinutes' walk OF the ine. wheie
s,sd - eiesfsc In machinery, desire TO become IN
getsss machine, inslteo 20 cal and examine It's
Arere o. further particulars apply the office of the
a.nNe S'o1e Dressing Company, No. e. Wllham-s,,
aud snes twenty ave or thirty lots of ground this
cen sih and sCthst Oh the Nossh OF East River.
hls c. Speian +. barnes, Attorney at Law Milford,
a,ssd Il. attend proapty ali business in
" permissiomIoo. William Je.zup Mont.
ssken E.o ,hhossse Greeley, New-iork City; w. q.
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Gpeeial Notifies.

n. Anfi.t;ambling Anniver,ary.-The second
ubiyena7y of the ASSOCIATION sOR TIE Suppress
ZION OF GAMBLING Will be held IN Broadway Taber.
hsee, on FRIDAY EVENING, May IA, commencing at "a
O'clock The public invited 70 attend Address will
h delivered by Rev RUFUS w CLARK of Boston, Rsv
Cu>L fR of Trenton, ~ j. Rev D. n. MERRI TT,
Of Pswtucket, r. l., sai-if well euough-Hou. CALEB
LYON OF Lyon.dse. The Secretary viii read abstract
Of the Annual Report.
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orFiez oF Tng NEw-YoRR STATE TELEGRAPH Co.
No. ~ Wall-st, May s 1852
" Special Ncticc.-The Annual Meeting Of the
Stockholders OF the NewYork State Telegraph CO. will be
held the Howard Hotel in this city the 10Th inst
oesekfM MCKINNEY, Secretary.
" American Institute Annual Election for
trustees Msnsees &c, will he held THIS DAY Thurs
9a 81 tte rooms OF the Institute No S5 Broadway The
toiswiu orsI 81 and close at o'clock Z. NJ
BY order OF the Trustees
HENRY MEIGS, Rec. Sec.
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A STOR-PLACE OPERA-HOUSE.-

q SIUK-PLACE SE.-
~ On THURSDAY EVENING, May Is will be
repit scented Shskspere's Tragedy Of
OlHELLO.
Othello.. Nh G. Brooke Desde Miss C. Wyette
lsso...............Ly ne Emily. .Mrs. Nickery
IaIquct aud boxes 80 cents; Amphheaier - cents ;
Sests 81 n BTlckets sold for faIquet Boxes aud
Sofas the seats for the evening The performances
viii commence al u O'Clock
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r. NOtice.-Pasenaers per steamship v ALriC, Tor
Liverpool will please be board at the foot OF Canalst
SATURDAY, MAY 18th, IL A. NJ, sending previously,
such ussare wanted the passage, marked be-
- EDWARD X COLLINS < co.
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN USEU M
ID PIT. BARNuM. Manager and Proprietor JOHN
GREENWOOD. Jr, Assistant Manager; c. W. CLARKE
Director of the sntre Museum
ara Performance q cents Children under 10 Ia cents;
Psrouet ia cent? exrra-THuRSDAY and FRIDAY May
rs In the APT ERNOON al 3 O'Clock THE NAN
WITHOUT A HEAD and THE MiLLINERS HOLI-
DAY. THE YOUTHFUL GIANT, HAPPY FAMILY,
kc are 70 DO seen 1t Ill houTa
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MORRIS on the LOCOMOTIVE EN-

i GINE.-This day published
HANDBOOK FOR LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
AND MACBINISTS, comprising the proportions and cal
cuations for constructing Locomotives manner OF setting
Valves Tables of Squares Cubes Areas &c, BY Sep
Norris c. K. In volume, limo: illustrated, VI d.
Also,
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HENRY CAREY BAIRD,
Publisher Philadelphia
For sale by DEWITT DAVENPORT Tribune Build
iprs New-Iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
Books for Children
NEW SERIES of the LULU BOOKS.

III EW SEXES of the LULU BOOkS.
Il. Sin pie Stories. ~. .Grandathers Stories
IL. .Journey ana Visit v..Child's Gem
III Little Boatbuilders. vi. Young Dreamer
This series six books got up in pretty style, with
engavngs and attractive binding and wl no
Hso"THE FIRST SERIES OF LII LII BOOKS-mak.
ing twelve in all-upiform and binding.
Ako-1HE GOLDMAN SERIES JUVENILES lsmo Six
looks.
Also-THE ALDEN SERIES. l6mo Six books.
The shove four series comprising twenty fonr books,
all bound in fine SCARLET CLOTH and sold very low prices.
SAMUEL RAYNOR, Publisher, No. 10 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-13
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