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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-25

total ,rnen.es on crop 1925 90 which is
nearly one fourth OF hs crop or - per
cent of his labonr ner anuum Is cNpehu''
In r.,iins it to market aud d'sPos'ug OF J"
\ov there are very few farmers who b"N
les. than one half Of the proceeds ol iheF
crop m begging, rope, negro clothing g'.oe
ANN. of, etc. which will amour, to an
additional expense to &c, them home "om
New Orleans Of the sum Of sl6i. when
ia nearly one third OF his income. or O.
Der cen, paid out Of the proceeds OF h'
crop.
Now. suppos.ug a Railroad ran near his
house lei. US see the difference In the re-
suit; he gets his crop ready tor market
and send, il of on the road by the frat oil
December, when ,i,sre is an active demand
when the rivers in the various cotton grow
inc States are no, open, land if hls crop
goes to Charleston so much the better,l hot
ws will conline our remsks to New Or
leans. 8. our previous estimates are based
on the charges there.
Farmer Il sends his cotton off by the
railroad as the telegraph announces It is
worth Q cents in the city, in three days
il is in the marke, from the time 1t leaves
his gin. and is sold Here are the e1pen-
ses on the same
Railroad carrying TO Mississippi 9! IS
Freight to y. O. per bale /. ,:; so
River aud fire Insurance : per cen, 80
Draysge, storage. ard lsbour :::: 50
Commission or sales ?: per cen, 90
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-25

Hold YOU nongrel crew A bone lhrI
and will toss YOU ioo-and Tor aussl
know OF beef OF kindred dear.
OF Bu'l 81 lnWnlnr low,
some such Bu'l ica.'l your hihe''. COW
AaG soi a calf IA thar .Amr noble tca,
Much like To sou, inf sou have his beat
Now mine ancieut croaking, grows.
biting cronc. Don't be uneasy, for \
old adage saws. every dog shall have !,
day." though 10th am !, to part such no;l
company, AS IN the Patriot do congf.aa
Bu, to do you bare sheer jntsice, n
bound to say Canstlc's bays, and ssiIri
lays are all YOU We had worth reading Il
three months l'ic upon YOU soap u
coon, and caustic, how you do amalgsuii
mefhluks | hear YOU siugc, boil, aud baba
and around the Patriot office sing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01


REMAINING ia the Post Office, Ottawa May
LIT, 1852.
Austin Miss NJ Garvcy Mary Newman John
AderMss Marg Green Mis- Il OCounor 7
Gursun A ) Gould Mrs NJ do lhlk
Buttertield II Harvey Edward O'DonneiI Jas
Blake Daniel liull = B OConnor James
Barry VIM ID Haptiugs,all Pickering Rufus
Bcaupre NJ Hobart \ d. Parkr Abrah m
Brown II NJ Hayman John Pcll Caleb =
Bresee MrsM lIodson lho- Parker John A
Brown Aud j llutchkiss ) W Patrick Syly nus
Burns MChl lIanly James Potter O )
Benedict ) Howard Mich Parker VIM
Brcgiogle Danl lladlcy Jonat'n Pierce \ 5
BrcsecCri,top'r IIaye. q IL PAR Thomas
BmmfcIdSaml lIndsson Aaron Roberts Miss +
Colgan John Hughes Mis- N do Saml
Chamber IhosF Hull john Reynolds Jas NJ
Chamiers VIM Harley John ltuath Levi
Cuuuelley Ann kirkpatrick Jk Reed Darius
Clark Orin Keruiug James Reynolds NJ A
Corle Isaac Kttc Mary VI Rose Wa~hn
Clifford Miss A kccly Roht Scaluck VIM
Cooper j q Lee DvightE Spaulding + c
Cummings VIM LIghthart John Stevens BARNARD
Clark VIM Iongcucc'erWB Shcorcn JohuP
Common Martin Leach Miss n Smith + l.
Cox ID Ludden johnB Smith Mis- a l.
| Coon Mary LOWER 1hos Scobb Mrs a r
Dana j W 4 Lorri-on GB!an Smith George
/ Duprcy VIM chard do Benz Y
/ Dudley Robert McMahan NJ Scoyl Nathan
Dunavan T Mulany pa,k Terry Seth
! Duncan Ann Malary George TIagnor John
/ Dcr"l John + 3Ic(lasson JC2 Trriil Isaiah
| DuckworthWm Mccullough W Vaughn Thomas
EycrhartA Aaron Masters Benz . Weaver T. G. >
/ Ellis Caleb Maher johanna Walch Mr.
| Foster Mrs L McDrmottr Winters Henry h
| Fuller George Mccarthy NJ Wallace ROJt
! Forrest Lewis McManusAlissA White John
! Gierty John MclntyrcJames Wlrck James
, GrahanJohn NJ MdcudorfNissC Young Mrs
Games Isaac ". " l.. GIBSON, NJ
Circulars and drop letters not advertised.
! Persons calling for any Of the above Letters
will please give the date Of the lit.
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To cavern sccpCrS.

THE subscriber wishc, to let his house aud pre-.
L mI>rs ON the
Corner Of la Sdi4 and Iigb S'r,,'s.
south oi tire Main Canal, and opposite the packc,
Wharf The House would answer admirably iul
a Tavern ~ II - well situated ,nr such There /.
a large Yard, aud IL horse Siahlcauachcd
Rent moderate, aud possession given immrdI.
Ulrly. Call aud see HIM
April lO-lw. TUnv\s CArrnS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
DEDICATED TO THE LADIES.
G. 90 X S We.

'I>llE above is n representation pl the most per
feet stove m the Universe. llumanIugcuuity
has been taxed to lis highest capacity tor years to
perfect II, aud after testing It iu every possible
form, the undersigned Is now prepared to challenge
thu world To produce ITS equal. The qualities Of
tins stove which most CONNER nd It to public favor
are
la II Diminishcs Fcmalc LABOR
For cooking, washing, baking md ironing. no
stove was ever constructed which consumes sol lit
lie fuel, performs lis work In 80 short a time, aud
requires so little attention. " IIoman Is Heavens
best t'ltl to Nan, and shall we not cherish this gift
with attectonatc solICtudc And II one half OF
the most imp lensant toll heretofore imposed upon
"th" more delicate vessel" can be avoided, are
not those who achieve such result the benr1ciors
ol their rice lie who loves his wife. daughter,
sls,rr, or any other woman having charge ot his
household, Viii prove himself an outside barbara
an unless he procures one OF these stoves without
delay.
% les Summer arrangement
This Is an invention the most ingenious, the
most important and the most economical among
the uullnrUn productions OF our time, it forms a
pNrtni The stove and yctis entirely independent Of
II. lts III fact perfect cooking stove Uitsei, 70
that the owner OF "SaIgmaHdcI" has
I,no Stores 1oWbinri IN C,t.
Al the cooking and ironing OF n summers day
can be- done bog this part OF the stove. the only fuel
required hrmGa haudui oichps ora ll,tlr charcoal
fuf boiling meats, ti-h, &c. no enthusiastic VS.
i"nary rNrc dreamed OF anything So perfect. This
most unpleasant portion of the cooking npleas-
amt because NJ the fumes attending 1t hlhng the
ro"ms,and destroying the ceiling AID turnituI..-iS
relieved Of all It's t"rrors, for 1t can be done in the
most perfect manner, while the smoke escapes
through t'r body ri the stove without leavuga par
tC,r IA the room.
Sd, n, b'ra6iiiy and Proportions
Tins stove sa SALAMANnGR. 1t drh'- the most
i"ry"u heat The only place IN it liable TO tail Is
uu tn back OF the IN. ChanDtr- i,.,u, Il hy nm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
30 ot q Shoe Shop.

'F'iE undersigned would call tho attention Vt
L his friends and the public to hi' removal to
the place Close by where The BARRIERS shop stood,
ON Madison strccr, known A. Joseph Halls corner.
where he will continue M the retail ct Boots aud
Suo"sUi HI- u"n manufacture.
Nh" thankful Tor the liberal patronage he has
received Tor the past & years IN Ottawa. he wulru-
drnynr to mrUta continuance Of the same. tie ~
pr"plgcj To make Grutlrm,n'- tine boots. Il French
CAT PaicuJ Leather aud Morocco, and everything
~ hs Inc, on a. rrI-"uab, terms rs the same qua
lty can hr buughtn other places
~ departing done a. usuu
Ottawa. NAV l-lV Dkvr I,F,uy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
TO Western Merchants!
STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS At
EsEsDsES,rg,

] fII' subscriber. M addition 20 a very 'ar.es'ork
: riu5 own manufacture. H. now rec. IrIrg from
Uic large, and best manufacturing rsiaL.-Iui,ulst
,er east ,omp.etr assortment ui Hats, Cap. and
Far Goods, designed expressly for rLa ,yb1lcsals
trade, which wi. lie seldom Aera. terms, auIaf New
! oTk prices, adding transportation. III. gooi-haye
been manufactured with great catcand thr -,yir-a.
dnpted to the western trade. Ms stock wIIaiy.ays
b" complete. alIording mrrhnut.0ut matters au on
p'Uamy OF keeping good assortment without buy
ing an oycr-,osk VI goods that change IN style vrry
u.tru. J. \. SuIru. no Lake Sr,..t
ChRTrC. uar -
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GLASS Il Glass Ware.

300 BIS. window Glass, 7N9 TO liN22
~ Glass Iumhlcrs, Gohlcts, sc.
Also, Druggists glass ware, walls flask molas-
scs cans, sc, lu-l received direct from the manu-.
factories, Tor sale low by Walker & Iickhnr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

SITUATED m the Town OF Grand Rapids, .
y miles south OF Ottawa, containing &!u acres,
lSn fenced on tour fields, 10 broke. The hrmis >
miles from timber, uudI from stone Quoyrrs on
the Dividing Ridge hrrvrru otter and Coyai
Creeks, aud Illinois and Nerml'iou Riyrrs---A
most desirable luc0.un either tor stock raising OF
grim growing, heinz well wlturgi. For Nrthtr
particulars, enquire ont the pyeml.esot
March GIT NJ +. nNnwIy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

T., Lass, Paints, Oils, Sc Tor saca,
u Oct IS. GRmtry's
Look shis Way. Every BODY!

TINNIMOLLs LININLNI AND ILNNINONLs UUVUU
MNuRr;
Warranted 10 give satisfaction, OF the money
refunded. For the speedy vutr vt
Nlri SndiHga 7i0Dori Sores. GaN lruuY,i,.
Npruius Bruises, Cuts, Scratches bofs. S'i3
~ iI,tt Joints Splu,t, S-ruH Pains n ~
Prescriptions BurrN. Su1h. fiostd Ioi
3boh Lrit Cramps HoolN tump'uiHt', CLIO.
ht Sore fNs', C0ruv, tr. de-
or.1lr by H3uier y Carar'v, Ottawa, aal IN
nearly all the towns IN the West.
AprIl Il, ls1.-6m.
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StlIlllricS,


1000 seamless, lwIIlcd cotton md linen Bags,
) bnlcs cotton yarn, No. ) to 20.
q carpet warp, coOrcd aud white,
% brown shrrlingS,
heavy cotton baggng,
20 cotton batting,
Al-o-Cottou and linen Irvine, wlCking, Osnn
hurghs BuhnpS, and the usual assortment 1T bleach
ed goods, lri.h and other linens. Just received anl
ior sale low. may l-u IIALkER Il lilCKLlNG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
Nails aud spikes.

10 krBS n0ITs, 0SsOIlrd, 81 70 IUT,
~ wrought aud cut spikes. 3 in, to 9 in.
Also wrought aud horse shoe mails, Tor sale by
may lit. IFALKER * HCKLING.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

on ACRES, VIII neg, sec 81, town ., rance 3
on east 81 =. NJ, three quarters Of a mile west
Of rhc Ottawa Northern Plank Road, and about S
mI.rs from Ottawa. Also Ioacre- OF timber with
itiide-.ruI, for ca-a, or on uMa. Apply 10
March .1-DN ! e.. to.rrE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

Administrators Noticc.
DuBhlC notice is hereby given, that the suhScr.
her administrator OF Jas N Dcmass dcccas-
ed, will attend the county court OF Livingston coun.
~ a. term thereof to be held the Court House
in Pontiac on the
Third Monday IN Juc ncri.
beng the 2lst day; when aud where all pcrsons
haYlng claims against said estate, are notified and
requested present the same to said court Tor adj.
ludCaton. \. N P,rrv lJwr
Pontiac, Nay 3-37-Gw.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

Corporation Tax sale.

On Tuesday evening last, a gold Hatch Chpiu.
~ The finder will be literally rrwar,irdby lea.
wing at this Office. may lit Ill. EAur..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
q N GD CD e. sazD O
fJNllE subscribers are now IN receipt Of their
i new stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Comprising a large variety ut
Dry Goo,h, Ready Made Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hdrfcdre Crorkery dc,
Which will be offered at reduced prices. We
invite our old customers aud the public generally
to call aud examine the same.
Nav 1T WALKER & IIicErING.
GROC ERIES.
100 llhds New Orleans sugar,
20 Cuba
81 iibls white Havana
so Bis loaf aud crushed
20 IIrrcrs fresh rice,
100 Sacks Rio coffee,
10 old Java
9eo Bbls prime plantation MoIasses,
% " syrup
loo M Bhl- sugar house "
T. Bhls Tar.
20 Rosu.
10 Pitch.
80 Boxes Kal,ns,
~ TN BNs.
40 chests Y. H., II. S. Il Gunpowder Teas,
a. lhls Vinegar,
50 Du1 painted Pals,
10 SKIS Pepper,
6 A,spIce,
Cluon, macaroni, NcrmceIil, Iamarnds, ground
Spices, English Mustard, &c, Just received, aud
Tor sale by may LIT WALLER II lIIcELlNG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
To Farmers. Contractors,

~ duZ- Ames best ShOyels,
\ east steel -
10 Ames and c. :. spades
Also-l.og, trace, stage and halter chains hoes
hay, grain aud manure forks; IFaldruu Is Ruod's
best scythrs- scythe snalhs sc Just received and
tor sale low may 1T lPALKER 4 llIcKLyG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

WISHING flax seed 20 sow, and contract the
w crop. Will cal. lmW"d1'ylvou J. S.huu, or
y w HASKELL mar .1-'t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

NORRIS n EISEIlR, Geo. II Nrtrls-
~ Geo. ;. Fishrr) attorneys al Lar y Land
4 geHts, Oftdrd, ~ VIII pay particular aiicn-
tlun othc payment ct taxes IN any part OF Illinois,
purchasing aud selling Real Estate, investigating
titles, collecting demands, buying and selling NIL
itary Land Warrants, and locating them on the
best Lands Tor soldiers or others, securing PEN
SONS aud all claims AGAINST the Government
OFfICE-On the south west corner OF the Pub
lac square.
Commissioners OF Deeds, &c, for New York
Connecticut, Ohio. New Jersey, Michigan aud
" Wisconsin. Mays lSl2-tt
MAY Canal Sale aud Payments will be- attend
vi ed To as usual 10y NoREls * FlsuER.
Mar lS-2m.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
New Millinery Establishment,

O'F .hE Mans grocery Nprf--Ctt, DUui
NORTH IF tie Post office
Mrs Pearson 6 Miss Brusie
III AVE Just returned with a select assortment
l ui Spring styles for Bonncts and Ribbon. -.
SILK Bunncis kept ON hand aud made To order
Straw lonucts done over
lLNO-Drcss Making and plain sewing done
to order Om friends are invited to give usa call.
Ami ~. lsh9-im
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

NlN>iL pepper, pIm"H'n, ginger chocolate
- una mustard, lu fine gto.inrsa.r ly
m7r y Il. Ng@gor.rg.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
GLASS WARE!

\ElNnOW G,ass, OF al, sizes, by the box OF
w hHh,,
Ho,lr- rhals and lnr', ora'. sizes.
Iumh.rr-, Guhiul-, Sugar Bowls, Lamp Candle
sticks
Preserve Dishes, Sc, Tor sale low, at the
Three story Brick, Houho llhc Cnufl House.
Octi. t. Y. GEmg,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
Usage Orange See,

'opD new l-horsc wagon; new 2-horsc
i wagons, of bes: material, Tor sale chcapat
Hoy '-tl, l. lIlSEs.
Usage Orange Seed.
The subscriber .as Just received fresh lo, and
warranted OF years growth and for sale at the
City Drug Store ,marl3 e. l., TuoNrsoy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

" ANEis.t

1 Tn,idmcarlilm rhhcsand skins. % the Tan
y nrryoral,hu store, ION Canal.r.r'
'.u.3 H,niurf,nrr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01

seed ~ pounds Rock ! aa1
~ seed, OF l17t yelr's growth, for s... .. d..
Bur. Inquire at ,Gc.g4r,ui GIo. N...
Apr, n 2>i2-lt
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Don. Fay Rent.
FARM FOR SALE!

TTTNTTNO AZ IIckOW TUm', loo NCrra, irnc,
- edo acres broke 4 large vnurr Orchard
has been started, at the mast chuc, tuii. with n
new frame Dwelling, pat,ly flushed, and n good
inmr Barn ARMY to J.G NArrN.Tr.
DrrrwhrrG 1851
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school Land for sale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that lwlli, ON
" TBcSdag, The mn DaV of Mar neat,
between the hours ol 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock
bidder, Sec l6, IN Torn IS, Range =, East of the
81 e. NJ. Town. OF Ophr, IN the County ot La.
sale, numbered and snh.diyidcd hy the wusirc.
OF said Township, as may be seen 10y plat on Tile
M TIN, Office.
The terms ofsHr will be- lot Cash. with the mi.
urgc tu each purchaser ct borrowing from the
Nrh0pi Commissioner the amount at hl. hd
Dayton, April luaiw. Nrls WAIT,
SriUui Commission Of In NiIir Clunfu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-01
New Goods ! Spl lng GCods.

New Goods Spring GCods.
WE have just received by L5pross large lot
SPRING SHAwLs,
sup"r'.y nnged plain grippe shavls, extra rich
crhroL'r.J grippe -hawls. six runed cashmere
,la" - X l-nCnl and cmbroidrlrd cashmere
saawi>, s,,cRd.d cDiorsi Hroyhe long ,hlwIs, all
qualities; Broche square shawIs, extra qualities
sp!ug sAaw,s OF
Every Descriptions.
all Of which VIII be- cold tor n lees ur.ce %, every
instance t!ln can be- bought clscwhrrc.ai
MrErAy's OSL PEICE STORE,
march G-'t 1873 Lake st, Chicago. In.
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wanted.

(tANAL SCRIP and Indebtedness, for which
\ the highest price will be paid
mar Il JoUy !I,astDE.
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CANNOT III: yNOEElSO..D.

! came here to compete with an Establishment
which sought 10 wouopo.2r thr wh c irHIr; and
hylnroIucrg n -up"uorqnllty olGuods and cut
tng down prices, have succeeded beyond nay most
-ungu.uc Aopr-, have adopted, therefore,
& g - 90 U=-I- e" u q = -
\. my motto. and under it shall purne my hu.i-
ness a- heretofore, uuurr the principle runt the
" Nmuc SApuuCe Is better than the SLOW Sml-
ling"
For the Spring Trade | have Just opened n iuI,
assortment at
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
OiulI descriptions, aIl,l and quH.Iri,4 "a great Va.
uyiy ol Gcul.mrn'- Furnishing Goods,
TrHHhS, JaiiSeS, carpet Bars,
Ofa.I decorations; Hat, ana Cap. Sc 90 ,horr,
everything necessary 10 complete % Gentleman IS
To.'I Al otwh.h, repeat w..l sci. u, the
lowest prices possible.
Be sure 10 cli "a, my old stand,
opposite He Mansion House,
And one Door East Of he Chicago Cheap store IN
Onawn, and examine my stock, which Away
take pleasure w exhibit 10 customers. regard 1t
no trpuh., to show Goods rn comr ON.
AyrI L., lNil-u. EDWARD WISE
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To NcttIcrs on GOX,nmcnII.nnds

'INli Il undersigned has a few Land Warrants left
with which to locate land Tor actual settlers -
lie will enter the land aud give credit Of any term
oiycars not exceeding ), for reasonable compensa.
non, nrl2i-lt. Bronson MURRAY.
Administrators Notice
DV BLiC notice Is hereby given, that the suhsCri-
1 Der, administrator OF the estate oi Jacob
Wise, deceased, will attend the county court Of
Livingston county AT term thereof to be held at
the court house IN Pontiac, on the
Third Moadry in Jo,c next;
being the 2lst day, when and where all persons In.
wing claims against said estate are notihcdaud rc-
qarsted TO present the same To said court Tor adu.
dication. " Il. GAExEp, IdUy
Pontiac, May 3-37-6w.
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UdNdE 81. SIDE Wax, North sac.
SIMON Zimmerman GO It swq II 1900
appearing from the returns of the Collector
that the taxes on the above described parcels of
real estate remain unpaid; notice is hereby given
that the said real estate will be exposed, in sep
ara'e parcels, at public auction, on Monday lath
DAY OF May, 1889, ut 10 o'clock in tho forenoon,
NJ the door OF the Court House in Ottawa, aud
sod Tor the purpose of making said taxes and
forty three cents for costs Of selling each 10. or
parcel, IN case Of sale.
BY order. T. r. COURTNEY, Clerk.
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FARMERS

} EST quality, Nh,hcy by the bare, for sale
} hy MARI, Il. HDHf-lmsJy.
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Fresh Seas.


:, JPEFiDH cod fish, hruur, mrckcr.I, &c.
' ing-l.yly uar-i h. E9Hi.gmryy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-17
MAIL ARRANGEMENT,
Richmond Post Office.

The Mails due and closed as follows:
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL, via Washington CITY
Due P. M. and A. NJ; closes 7 p M and
A. M.
The SIDE MAILS on this route are furnished from
the train that departs at A. NJ, and will be closed
daily at P NJ.
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL, via Petersburg-Due
81 r. NJ. and 8 A. NJ; closes 3 P. NJ. and A NJ
THE side MAILS this route are furnished
from the Train that departs at half past a. P M
and closes daily at 3, P NJ.
THE STANTON MAIL, via Observation-Disclosures
daily in Railroad cars at o'clock P. NJ and closes
daily at O'Clock, P. M.
1rE NORFOLK CRY MAIL, via City Point Due
daily except Sunday at 8, NJ, and closes daily
Except Saturday at I, P. NJ.
The WILLIAMSBURG MAIL, per Steamers via
the Grove Landing Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at g p. NJ, closes Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
and Sundays at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
THE YORKTOWN MAIL, via the Grove Landing
Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at P
NJ, closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
SPIN.
THE CHARLES CITY C. H. MAIL, via Swine.
yard's-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS
at p NJ, closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs.
days at eP NJ.
The LYNcHBURs MAIL, via Canal Packet Boats
Due daily, except Monday, at P. NJ. closes daily
except Sunday, al +. NJ.
The SIDE MAILS on this route are furnished by
the departures of Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The LYNcHBURG MAIL, via Danville Railroad
"'AN DoC ooAy AOASCpt SuHIdyI al nail
PM 80" Ct g.
s The Mails for Charlotte and Halifax coup.
ties, DaHve, and the North central counties of
North Carolina, are sent by this route, and closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8. P. NJ, and
are received by the arrivals Monday, Thursday and
Saturday.
THE TAPPAHANNocK MAIL-Due on Victims.
lays and Saturdays at o'clock, P NJ, closes O.,
Mondays and Thursdays at o'clock, Pm.
The WILLIAMSBURG NAIL. via New Kent c. FL
Due Wednesdays and Saturdays at o'clock, P
NJ, and closes Mondays and Thursdays at 8, p. NJ
The LOUISA Horse MAIL, via Goodalrs to Fred.
ericksburg-Due Monday and Thursday at P NJ ;;
closes Monday and Thursday at P. NJ.
SHORT PUMP NAIL, via Three Chopped Road
10 TTevillians Depot-Due Thursdays at II NJ
and closes same day at P. NJ.
TOFFICE HOURS.-From 81 o'clock, A. NJ,
until the arrival Of the Northern Mail, due at P.
NJ, after the asserting Of that mail until Z p NJ
On Sunday FROM to 9, A. NJ, and from to 6,
Pm.
YStamps for the pre-. payment of postage on
letters can be had at the Office.
Persons applying for letters which have been
ADVERTISED, will lease SO to designate them.
Y On all transient newspapers, and every
other description of printed matter except news
papers and periodicals published at intervals not
exceeding three months, and sent from the office Of
publication to actual and bona fde subscribers post.
age Is required to be PREPAID when deposited
In the office.
au l7-lt THOMAS B. BIGGER. ?. M.