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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-06
BY Alexander Nott q Co.
OKTiMoRE,s RHEUMATIC CUn-

- 5oVSD AND BLOOD PURIFIER -Taix
great discovery is bringing health and b1nnDs =,
tboHsa,J hle onlsflsin can be cured More than one
tr' gu t cases OF chronic rheumatism (ot the wor
nentiy during the pas: year by thu nss Of
OF ths compound Letters aud certificates are dsii~
Des received from parties OF high standing rnsnv ~
WHOM nave Deen cripples Tor years from the sert. al
TINS hitherto lncGrabe disease, but who now .fs;,,
that they are sound and well, made By this rat r.
NEEDY, which Is vegetable splrltan internal Yen,ed
prepared for this one disease alone and this -
cure IN every case either iutamnlatory tscata or
chrome form. Testimony of the most uidoubted ch.
racter Will be cheeruy submitted TO the inspectioa Of
all who may feel sufficiently interested to csll on Ia
proprletors, at their Central Office No Barclay st
Astor House, New York. One bottle 81 three bottles
$40 PURCELL, LADD Il CO.
Sole Agents for Richlgond
W '. ALEXANDER & co,
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a BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE

a BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE
"A MARKET FARM. ONE MILE BELOW
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold az pupic auction, on TUESDAY, the 9Th
November, 1882, upon the premises, commencing
ct II o'clock, the Farm clarion Hill, now in the
occupancy CT Mr. Charles IsweIl, situated on the
Osborne5 Turnpike, one mile below Richmond
The tract contains about 90 Of lsnd equal in
soil aud fertility to any auj AGENT TO Richmond
The land is in high OF cultivation most Of
il having been lined, bone busted aud mauured-
Inc garden has fine extensive asparagus beds,
Atrawoerr!es, &C. also, rine young orchard. The
buildings all rev, consisting of elegant man
son. 81 b. II leet Quilt OF the best materials, one
sto' abo9c the basement newly painted, with ten
rooms all neatly finished; also barn, stables, quar-
! Tn, with four rooms, ice house, carriage house,
smoke house and all other Buildings suitable to the
| place hae spring OF water conveyed in the
| yard and house by Hydraulic Ram. tits enc OF
tie heathiest situations III the country 1t has been
settled four years, and not case OF az lie and ie
/ yer, bilious or inte rnttent, in the tit e
| after the sale of the land the following personal
uloperty will be sold. VIZ: ) first rate Mlch ows
| Is Hogs, - barrels of CornFotde Shucks, Straw
| / Horse ) years old, household and kitchen fur
| ulturr.
| TERMS For the lard, one-fourth cash. balance
| at and II months, tor EHgouabe notes, Gearing
| interest, secured by trust deed. For the person
al estate. all sums under $50 cash. over That amount
1 months credit for approved endorsed negotiable
| paper.
nos w. {fODDlk Auct.
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Caa1dia,l Parilaaent-IAe Tariff.

I-ENTVI0N TNT1INMfNl-INt 0TLU.
QUEBEC, Nov. 1.-The Canadian ParIia-
-.eft hes agreed 10 adjourn from the l0th to
...- ] lii If February.
Nr. ii.uNs stated last night that the new
i..E would be postponed and even then
80. depend on the course Of The American
Sow umrur, whether or rot it will apply to
8..-. goods passing through the L. States Ill
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ffs FOR RENT, tor the year IL 81, Jr l1r
Ss Of years, taaE large House and Let in tire
IOWA Of Manchester, commonly known as s'ah
Farmers ii oteI. lis size aud ocst!y, near iAs al
u maze a desirable place 10 any geAuetnaa who
suit very well J.Vo small families all necessary
repaIrs viii BE- POT upon IL. For terms and psFiae-
ulafs apply to hobenD. Ward, attornsy a..iaas No
o3 Maid street nearly cpposits the Cry Hote'-
no I'm
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- The Masonic fraternity of Cincinnati,
celebrated the cen,ennia! anniversary Of Wash
.ngtons initiation in al appropriate manner.
The attendance was large.
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SI RATTON,@ EETCR

p Drawn Eos. Of Deiaware Extra 1874, Nova:
,. OF - 20 40 81 81 &c "a 81 IS AZ 30
IlcAe' Nos 70 ~ 62, another one sold AID paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos If Delaware No 1870, Nov4:
* 20 42 81 lG II i6 II 20 70 1913 = 10
To-Day. Delaware Extra I3- Capital -, 52S-75
Eos-ll drswn-Tickets 81
Also Delaware No l3l-Capitai S36.uC0-7S Nos
y drawn-Tlckes so
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The election in Delaware for members
9 Congress aid the legislature, takes place
nexI Tuesday.
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50 EADY TAI- LAY Az SlIA4 E1'@,
"a opposite tae American
Confessions ot an Eton Boy, By CHARLES RowsrOlt
ste
Mems Wives, by Thacheray-5Gc
Gallant Tom, By the aulhor II Yankee Jack-2Jc
Adventures Of Lilly Dawson-25c
The COque,te, by the author Vi MleseIis..us
The R"Doer. by James-25:
Mike Fink, by Emerson Eeunett->Jc
Life OF Daniel Webster, pa;nph e. editon-l2&c
Gentleman Jack, or Life N the EoaG-.5c
The Queen OF the aea-@5c. The King Of the Sea
-@5c
Aunt PhilIis' Cabin or Southern Life as it is; by
Mrs NJ ii E8stman-J0c
New YOlk Spirit OF the Times tor Nov G-l2ls c
Do Weekly Herald--6c
DO Weekly Yrlbune--6:
30 tick and Picayune-J cts each
Boston Pilot. DC; Life IN Boston, &c; Courier. Ban
ner, Flag, " AVERY, Mu=aun, Post, Pictorial Police
Gazette, Weekly sun, Dollar NewspaDer-a4 fur
Nov. 6th lOr sa.t by LEWIS l.. SMITH,
noe Opposite tn American
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3 Gerritt Smith, the ultra ahol;tioRlst, /;
e.erieG 10 Con ress in the OSwego district, n
York.
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AMUSE MENTS.
IT. T. A r X e ,
A. TURNER q cos
MENAGERLE & CIRCUS CONFINED
A tfSTATNENC. THE E1LcESg Ann

& tUNTAGNINO THE IAhGE EST AND
~ SOME OF THE MOST SPLENDID AM
MAILS IN THE WORLD, many Of which were
trained and exhibited by the celebrated Van Am
burg through the principal cities of Europe and
America.
The Equestrian Troupe is without its superior
in the known world among which is that celebra-
ted sig horse rider, n. 3. TURNER, also T. V.
TURNER, WARD, LIPMAN, DELACY, Masters
THOMAS, EDWIN, &c, &c, ana that Clown of
all Clowns, J. w. MYERS, whose daring act OF
turning somerset over sixteen men, ten horses
and the elephant the largest Ia the United States,
astonlsh.s every person who has seen this almost
Incredible performance.
Viii exh 5t IN Richmond FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY, November 18th and 18th, 1852 Day Per
Torrance on Saturday, at O'clock. P NJ
Doors open at nall past and Est pas. o'clock.
Peftor nauces commence at2 ard JPN
Admission sc cents children and servants half
price. DoI-l3t
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By Wellington Goddin,

TVWO TENEilENTS ON G. MRE4k'S
/ BILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be
sold on WEDNESDAY afternoon, the 10th Noye1u.
Der, 1852, upon the premises, commencing at 4
o'clock, two brick teEements on CANDLES HlI situat
ed the West line of Sd streey, between Canal and
Byrd streets
These tcnemen:s are located in a very improving
part of the CITY. Teams Une,illlrd cash; balance
at and months, fJr negotiable notes, interest
aGded, secured by trust Deed
10 ) w. GODDIN Auct
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Ii CROPS, HOGS, COWS, &C, AT AUCTION
win be sold ON Friday, the l9th mat, at II
O'Clock il isir il not, the next fair day, my tract OF
land situated in the county OF Chesterfield miles
IRON the city OF Richmond, containing $50 acres,
and within 300 yards OF the Richmond and Danvlie
Railroad The Improvements are comfortable and
the land in good stats OF cultivation. Also. the
crop OF Corn, Oats, Hay, Fodder, Household furii
lure. a number OF yeuny Hogs, Mich Cows, &c,
81 Terms at sale J. 5. DUVALL.
sale to be conducted by Jno D Payne. Aact.
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w. GODDIN Auct.

SMALL kAksl, about ] mile enst OF
y RichmOnd, on the read 10 Biakey's
Mil.
Will be sold on Thursday Afternoon, the ll'h
November, !o52. upon TIE premises, commencing at
o'c OK, the desirably located FARM about one
mile east OF Richmond, now occup ed by hlr w l.
Montague near to Mr. John c knaur, Charles K
Hunt &C, containing between aud 10 acres. The
land is in nigh state Of Improvement and is adj
r;irably adapted 10 the purposes OF market gar
den.
The improvements are all nearly new-conslst'
ing CT u dwelling containing ) rooms, 3 OF which
are newly papeIed and painted-and many other
buildings such barn, stable, &c. The woole
premises are well enclosed, an. in good repair
Terms accommodating and made known GA the
Gay Of sale w GODDIN, Auctr.
&
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E,NGLI.H GRAMMAR TAU&nr IN

ENNGLI>K GRAMMAR TAUGHT IN
H Six DAYS, UPON a PLAN ENTIRELY NEW, by
j. GRE t.ELEAF, AUtuoI OF GIGmmer Slmplt.
ed he labor saving Grammar, &c Fnis is not
one CI the hGmbugs II the day, as Mir Greenieafs
system Of Grammar ami peculiar method OF ia
strUcton have received the hi chest commentators
from thirty Of our principal Colleges, and from
numerous Teachers and Clergymeu Civil Officers,
Members OF Congress &C. including The late Chief
Justice Marshall, Gov. Randolph and other Gistiu
guished gentlemen of this city.
Having taught his system. with unparalleled sue
cess in tbs principal cities Of the ;, MIR. Greer
leaf respectfully gives notice, that ne will in T. W
days, commence course OF lessons III English
Grammar, in this city; ard pledges himself to i'm.
part respectable knowledge ct Etymology and
Syntax, il SIX DAYS, 10 every Pupil Of suitable age,
and common capacity thus reducing the drudsery
OF Que year, to d delsh ttul STUDY of week.
Young Ladies and Gentlemen who happened not to
acquire knowledge OF Grammar at scoul will do
well TO avail themselves OF thls opportunity OF sup
plying 50 lDportanta de:ecl IN their education.
For Terms, and particulars, enquire at Mrs 40.
bolts, MAN -, OF Rev. J. b. PRATT. who viii ex-
Eibit numerous and most satisfactory Testimonials
N B. Evening classes formed TJr those VINO
desire it. 80 5-5t*
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Ia Also one dollar lottery. noe
INORTHK OF ATTENTION PKINCT-

"a OK III l tF ATTENTIUN PktNCI-
W PALLY BECAUSE OF THEIR MEKIT-
SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOOKS.-Nash 81 WooC-
house woa.d invite tue attention Of Teachers and
Parents IL the South, u he following Educational
Works:
Apalachisn Primer, consisting OF Progressive
Lessons in words i one and two Syllables
appalachian Reader, No. l, consisting of Easy
Lessons in Reading ard Exercises IN Spelling
Appalachian Reader no. =, Embrscin., Easy Les
6 rs IN Reading wiki Questions and Exercises in
Spelling
Appalachian Reader No 3, cona ming appropriate
Lessons in Readiug and spelling Exercises, with
Definitions, Prot uHciatiuns &c.
Appalachian Reader No 4, embracing the princ
pies OF Rhetorical Reading and appropriate Lessons
carefully selected and arranged.
History the United Stats, in which will be
found moro tu.i History Of the Southern States,
than N any other History now before the public
no
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JOB PRINTING.
NUTiCE.-UNI,.N HOTEL.

NUTICE.-UNIbN HUTEL.
A VERY great induceuent is now offered. Al
IA ter being engaged in tavern keeping for thirty
years, and as my health is not good, would sell al
the Furniture 10 this house Toe furniture is most
ly new, plain and neat, and the hotel is furnished
from cellar garrett all OF which will sell at fair
valuation. The tavern can b. rented upon as lot 2
tenn as the tenant may require, and possession
given the first day Of January next. Il is one
of the largest and best arranged hotels in this city,
aud has been put III compete order from bottom to
top al very heavy expens. E, and many comforts
added which ii never possessed before. Persons
wishing to engage in this business, will call and see
Ine at the Union Hotel. JOHN TALMAN.
no 4-.}nW2W
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NEW GOODS FUR TIRE SEASON.
" h PRICE q co. have just opened
/ Elegant embroidered and plain trimmed cloth
Coahs
Rich plain and figured silks
Rich plaid spun sill, anu plaid Cashmeres
Low priced and rich Mousin de Lanes
Ladies' Cloths for c'oaks
Plain Meriaos and Casameres, in great variety
Rich Lace Chemiset,es and Mourning Muslla
French, English and AmericaO Print.
with lla.4y o,her new AID dc .iraole Goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-06

fRAE CUNE E& SIU&s or AN ET0S
l. BOY The Lii and Public Career OF Daniel
Webster including brIel Uutiile O1 lIs Services t.
the Nation, as Representative, Senator, ana Secre-
tery OF state, with summary OF his views on the
great National Que tohs OF the dsy, from the New
Iorx Dahl Times -19c.
The Damocr attic Review for October, contaiuin 9
Beautiful Steel Portrai; oil Gen Frank PIERCE SC
Tae Confessions OF an Elton Boy, by Chalss kos
croft, Author OF Tales Of the Colonies &c. &C.
Spiendidiy lusnatec.--loI pagas--5Uc
The FRS Sep to Cine or tine Bottle Illustrated
by Crulhs hank, Inplete -25c.
The First Step To Fortune, or the Pledge, Sc
qu- to the Bot;le -25c.
Mouey Il Play Uy Eu,wer-l2.
Tie Lady of Lyons, by Sulwer-l2c
For sale by G. NJ WEST g. BRO,
40 t EAchauga Book store.
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IAMBEkC's OFFICE,
i4th street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos ct Delaware Extra 1874, Nova.
G. 81 - 40 81 81 70 "A 80 IS As 81
Hall, - 10 vi, prize sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Delaware Class 1879 Nov4:
- 30 ~ "a 10 II As Il - - Is II 10
To. Day, thu Delaware State Lottery Glass No
i3l-CapitaIs Ss36,t 90, 10000 lJ,uC0, l0COU, 900
2797 100 Of 730, ia CT $50 being tn. lowest three
number prizes. IS numbers-l2 drawn. Tickets
sl0
Ia Also, one dollar lottery. nos
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sMlTH's LOTTERY OFFICE.
wall street. under the City Hotel.
CHALk'S OLD STAND
Drawn Nos pstapsco, 29l:
30 - 20 90 DC IS 35 G5 So 10 "A . So.
Whole Il Ii So; do quarter 20 80 So
Drawn Nos Patapsco. 2g2:
~ 20 80 Go 80 81 IS % 80 e. 80 10
Half 81 50 "a
Io-Dny:-Grand CnnsoIdst. d, ae-Capitals:
a, a. S4o'Ouo OF iG9, Of 5000 Of 1000 Of
2JJJ, 100 IT 800, 100 OF $50. &c x nurhers %
drawn Tickets 3l2-shares in propor,ion.
$50 FaApsco, &93 Capitals: / Of 5000. / Of
ilds, OF 1000, OF 500, ~ of 100. DC r. nymhera
- aIa"h tickets 81 25-Shares in proportion.
no -
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LEECnEs, LELChIs.

u Ecu a ~ k1Elz-OEI-lE.
T5'HE public are hereby informed that have just
r received by Adams Express, superior lot of
Swedish LeecheG, which will be applied upon rea-
sonace ter.ns. can always be found at tie Hair
d ressing, Shaving, Shsmpooing and Bathing Ss-
loon, under the American Hotel. Entrance on ilth
street. X & HOESON.
N B.-Crpping and Laechins attended TO at the
shOrcst notice and upO" III; most reasonable terms
4
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AUCTION SALES
This DAY,

ny Alexander Mott G 90.
d CCadUN sALE.-Win be sold THfS
moANu, commencing al 10 O'Clock, q eur
auction store, the following Goods:
Is Over Goats
10 pieces Linseys
80 pieces CaEcos
Is pieces Domestics
Linen Bosom Shirts
Under Shirts and Drawers
doCbIe-barrel Guns
gold lever Watches
secondhand silver lever do
Los o. secondhand Furniture, with many nss~<
articles. s 'Nses
no ALEX MOTT L. CO. Ara.
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s19 FOk ESE<T, iar-e BRICK 4eaetBeht On
k5.j Craze street, WtsI of dail5on street uGw 0C-
cupIed ~ M Bowers. Possession may De b4d I'M
lcediaIeiy. !tent 500. 1OLEh IL CBJh,
uo4 General Agents.
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fsNAE Virginia WONM-AILLEA Is = safe and
4 certain Vernifuge mild ANA pleasant the
taste and every way worthy of the attention OF mo-
theirs AMI others VINO have children suffering FROM
the effects ct worms. Il Is prepared with great
Oh Wlieh every reliance DC placed as d safe and
certain ren. -dy. Prepared by pICOT,
nag Corner opposite the old market.
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e4'ASC& HCIkb.-I would mos, res ptctiuily
l. cal the attention of the Ladles. IL my assert.
meat u faacy Furt; consisting u slack aud na;ur-
al Ii TX Nuts, blUuutAlu h.artin, Cross Fox, Gen
cit, cid Ccney DO. i gr5at variety for AIissrs and
Child eG co Also VIcto.lnes u Cuff from low
priced to tie finest artcei-whIch | an uispos ed
70 sell .ow similar goods be purchased III
New York
nos JOHN THOMPSON.
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ATEUhG GULn FEN~.-fEe following t:c:a
= tue 1ailsdeIph!a Ledger is one among The many
Testimonials IN regard 10 III sc pens:
An IHyyoasmeat.-In the I;st Of patents which
PUBLISH ret ulariy in the Ledger, mention as
iuaae lew days since Of pa'eul having been
GRANTED to W Ra9p OF Pii:ad' pl.-a, Tor OH i'm
gryvement IA The Cola Pen. These pens are ma
naiactuIrd in This city. They are tie best which
have been produced 1Or elasticity durability -
They writ: with greater ease, and allow freedom
Of the hand not heretofore attain ed, except with
good quill pen. The points 80 not catch the paper,
and therefore are 10. broken For sale by
nos GthNtT - JAMES, Eagle Square
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KKuII NEiN Yllifk

.ssse Tn Steamship City OF Etchm sasls
as-LnN viii leave New YORK IA 1UEsU4Is
Iuc y.l november, al 5 O'Clock. Merchants VIII
please send their Oraers To come oy this ssliy -
Goods shipped oy th's steamer are Garcia meas
urea. A ) Lee Agent
no lit
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4 DAlENIeTEATUk'S N1TICE.-AA yer
II having claims against the estate OF Poi
tIaux Robinson deceased, ale requested 10 present
them, properly authenticated undersigned as
administrator; and al persons indebted, are re
quested 20 make payment to him accordingly,
with little delay a. possible.
JOHN ENDERS
Administrator ?. Robinson, deceased.
0S-jsY
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BY JAMES N. TAYLOR.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auc,

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
RGCERIEs, &c. AT AUCTION
~ On FRIDAY, the l2,h Novem 5er,at 10 o'clock,
We will sell at our auction store general assert.
nent OF Groceries, &c, consisting in part OF
lO6 hhds Sugar, part prime quality
225 bags Laguyra ana Rio Coffee
SO bbls Coffee aud Clarified Sugar
90 bbls New Orleans Molasses and Syrup
Is bbls Rye Whskey, part old AMI very supe-
rior quality
Gunpowder and Pouchong Tea
Mustard Cigars, Indigo
TERMs-Unter SlO0 cash, over 500, four months
credit, fer approved me- otiable paper.
DUNLOP, MOECURE 81 co, Auctioneers.
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a UTkGE.-oy virtue OF an execution 10 NE III
~ rected, which issued from Jne clrcai. court OF
Frederick county in the name o1 John q. Cosln'
survivor of Sheppard i Collin against the estate oi
Henry 81. George Tucker, deceased, ia the haads
OF Ionn K. Tucker, MS administrator, TO be admin
!steged shall, on the first day OF November must
iuss court Tor the city OF Richmond at the tity
Han ia the said CRY, between the hours o. !
,'riorl A If and O'Clock 81 OF the same day,
proceed to SELL tor cash, about 200 copies u luck
trs Commentaries IN sAeets or 80 many thereof 80
NAV be- sufteiea. 10 pay and safety said ezecaao1
the sane having bean levied On by me Oh me Az
day cf Uc aber 1892, belonging 20 the estate Vi
the sail Henry ct George Tucker, deceased.
no .-aId JaU ii FERGUSON, sgt c L.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR TnE DAILY DlspATCB
oea'n oil the Postmaster of Petersburg,
PErERsBusG. Nov, j.

Mr. Robert Birche,., the worthy and re.
spected Postmaster Of this city, died to-day, a,
IL O'Clock, NJ, of appoplexy.
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Ma fiO AXE ViE HAPPi.-J. W. RAN
w DOLPH has received, Nov, .
Who the Happy, Piety, the only 'ounda-
ton OF true and substantial JOY; By Kew Water
bury, DD-2,c
Gallant Tom, OF he Per.Is Of the Ocean: an in.
tere.ting sea tae-25c
The Forrest, by W Huntington, author CT Albap,
Lady Alice. This is love story -
md Seties of Leigh Hant's Book ter Corner {.
No 20 Puinams Lab. ary-25c
Discovery aud Exploration OF the Mississippi VA.
ley, with the original narratives OF Marquette A.,
iUuez, Membre, Heaepin aud Auartase D"uay; by
Ino Shea, with fac sini.e ct the newly discover
ed map VI Mar0u tte--52
Confessions OF an E;on Boy, by Chas RowcroiL,
Esq-50c
443 Litselis Living Age-l2c
November 70 Plough, Loom and Anvil
November No London Lancet
Memoirs OF Mai tina Thompson Sharp, by her pas
tor, kev J Helm. American Tract Society loc
Pastors Couuclls, American Tract Soclety-l2
Letters from a Senior 10 Junior Physician, Am.
Tract Society-Oc
Irving's Sketch Book, svo, tiae new edition, VITA
plates-s6 nos
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II TURE AT AUCTION.-On Wednesday the
10Th inst, at II o'clock NJ, We will sell at Messrs
Belrs IL EdmOndsons jail corner OF 18th and Broad
sireets,a general assortment OF Household IL kich.
Furniture, consisting of Beds, Beddteds, Chairs
Washstands, Cooking Items lis a.. &c. Terms
cash. By order OF owners.
no 6-dtd PULfIAM L. DAVIS Aucts
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fsAtGG FRIENDS CAN Il alp ONE.
VI BARTHOLOMEW. formerly al HsAry ~
~ man $, 60 Main 81, takes this Opportunity CT IN
forming The pQolic THAI h has opened store On
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office, ~
the repairing i Watches Cloc@s, Je "el4efy, sc.
AID they MAJ depend that no pains sinai oe spafea
ii. part to peese. Al! he asks IS MAI. C1ocAS
attended % glhu two miles o. lbs store, and al
wn, Z done. Ly aim will BIZ warranteI for one year.
n B--GoY6rnor stree:, opgoa-.e tae Dispatch IL
nee n 5-5t
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Tat AND COAT sFAnDS.-Jast opeGed some
/ beautiful u the above, OF broa1sd iron a ex-
cesc insiv low ur4ces. For sa4o at the Hodse-FET-
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