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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17
REMOVED.

T. M.GRiFFlTH, has removed his Stock of Hardware
~ heAt door, to [. Bells Drug Store and is now
opening the best selected stock selected by himself in
Eastern Markets of Foreign and Domestic Hardware eve,
oered IN TINS Market From his long experience in tho
hardware Trade. strict attention business and fajt
prices he hopes 10 receive share public patronapc
Mechanics Builders and others invited 10 examins
his stock. Tn,I1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17
LAW PARryERarJP.


! TAS. e. JONES and JAS. Z. BLYTHE, Attornies at
- Law. Evansville. Indiana. have associated themselves
partners in the practice of tie law and will continue
10 practice IN this nj the adjoining countless and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning their
attention pr "teuarly TO land law In short time they
will be prepared t. give ia few minutes abstTGc,
the tile TO almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
ments, or in lamsco. together with tker professional
/ opinion TO the title, fdesrcd. [jy55-dawtfl
StATlNETTS.-l case steel mixd, Satinetts reed th
/ - day and for sole by
/ jy7 JAS. LOW 81 CO., AZ Main ST.. Lou XIV
E0CASEs Calf Boots for sale low by
~ agu2o J. H. MAGHEE & co.
nCASEs mems California Gold Diggers Boots for sale
~ low by aug2O II. MAGHEE &Co.
XHTOoLLEN PLAIDS-
w 3 cases blue and black;
do red do; reed this day and for sale by
J.l6 JAS. LOW & CO., All Main St, Lcu NY
SrOAP. CANDLES.
~ 100 boxes Cincinnati Palm SoaD;
80 do do Oleine do:
50 do Fox's No Starch;
50 do STIR Candles Is:
100 do Summer Sterine Candies;
p dozen Choice Shaker Brooms;
100 DO common and med'm BrOoms; in stores p
Tor sale 10y lnys9l BABCoCH BRoTHERs
MIDDLESEX cASSIMERES.-I case black Doeskn;
WI aud case plain do do; reed aud for sale by
mye6 JAS. LOW & CO. AZ Main 81. Lou, KY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17

y EMOVAI, FOSTERS BROWN have removed
1ther stock OF Grocere to their large and commodiOu,
new store Main and First
De Pleased to their old friends public generally
octl-U
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REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED.

HAVE removed my Office TO Water street. next door
to the s{.afay eie House." where be found at al
times by DAY night, unless professionally engaged
ap3u JOHN SHAW, G.. NJ, NJ. d.. &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17
THE CHEAP STORE.

IL who want lhe choicest kGa Of FAMILY GROCERIES,
at very cheap rates. look for the sSn en The top "i
the house, T. r BcjGlrs Cheap Family Grocery, cor
ner Second and OAK streets.
Mr.. II. will keep constantly hand an assortment 81
Family Groceries of the very b,st quality. and will sell
them very low. His is ''quck sales and small
proGtsr june - tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17
CO-PARNERSHIPS, &C.
PARTYTa9STBp NOTICE.

THE partnership in the practice of law ofLaw Batell
L d Johnson has been dissolved. The business of
the firm will be continued Ender the firm OF Law and
Johnson, Attornies and Couhsellors IT law. mar %
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17
CO-PARTTERsuIP NOTICE

TR. GEO. FOSTER IA member of our firm from and
after this date under the name and style of Fosters
n Brown. lo0tltfl FOSTER d BROWN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17
ACCOMMODATING

sSMupg the discoveries Science has madein
s 70 facilitate the business oflife-increase
is enjoyment, and even prolong the term Of human ex
bienc cansbe named Of more real value to man.
kind than this contribution of Chemistry to the Healing
Art vast trial of virtues throughout this broad
country has proven beyond doubt that no medicine or
mbinatioRf medicines yet known, can 50 surely con
troll and the numerous varieties pulmonary dis
ease Which have hitherto swept from midst thousands
and thousands exery year. Indeed, there is abun
dart reason to believe Remedy has length been found
viliphcan be relied the most dangerous afec
lions of the lungs Our space here will not permit to
any portion the affected by its use butwe
ns saA Presept the following opinions of eminent msn,
and rff farther enquiry the circular which the Agents
oeloS fame viii always be pleased to furnish free,
wAsse srq,fa PARTICULARS, and ndisputable proof Of
these faets
From fts PrSsiasnto fbsrst College the Celebrated
Psk0FESSOts iIiTCHCOCk.
James {, Ayer-sir; Ihave used your CHERRY PFC
Tok&L my of deep seated Bronchitis and am
fr Sorio,nd for the relief Of aryngial and bronchial
difficulties. my opinion TO its superior character can
SgE2 D 5gs II 0 Hc e
- From the widely celebrated
FROFESSOii sILIMAN, vi. d., Lei. d.,
Pyefssssy Of CHEMISTRY, -NiHsralogy, &C., &c.,
Yale College, Member Of the Lat. Hist.
IN mol Ned. Phil. aud Scientific SOeie-
ties of .4msrieaS Europe.
b,..ElesrY the cuKRsY PzcToRAL an admirable eompo-
sfo from ofhe best articles in the Materia Medi
e. sory elective remedy for the class OF diseases it
+ intended 10 care"
New Haven, CT, Nov. J. 1919.
MAJOR p ATTISON, President ofthe s. G. SEN
ate, stisae has used the CHERRY PE,roRAL with Won
terful stteess,toeire an inflammation Of the lungs.
2i--f From oSE or THE FIRST PHYSICIANS IN MAINE.
.1D9oig Pa I'll Il SAco Me- April 26 1919.
isseriJ. O. AysS EoyeIl-Dear SIR | am now constantly
usiugy GfiER PECToR In my practice and prefer
il t5 aly other medicine for pulmonary eoniplaDts-
FROM observation of many severe cases. am convinced
atAsiteofe ed colds and diseases Of the lungs, that
ISelpot to d4Lffcb all other remedies.
IfIvafiatdy recommend its in ofeonsumption
ard consider much the best remedy known for that dis
esseorRHsp settftly yours, l. :. CUSHMAN, VI. De
PREPARED AND SOLD BY G. AVER,
yI.sHsstcalg. Lowell, Mass.
-HTS-id IN Evansville, Wholesale and retail, 10y Craw
orL Re in rineeton, by X. b. HallOck; in Petersburg
by AJap, faplpbell and by the Druggists everywhere
hitefsssQEt ihe state. lap21d&"lyJ
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fRoFEssOii sILIMAN, NJ. d., LII. .
PREPaRHD AND SoLDBY c. AVER,
yPrpasical. lacEaisf. Lowell, HAS.

-HPS-d I'M Evansville, Wholesale and retail, by Craw
forl ie in Princeton, by X B. HaOck in Pe'ersbuig,
by, JaB,ta fa1lJe and by the Druggists everywhere
diSSlgtsost ,he State lap27-d&wIyl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17
TO TIE PUBLIC.

49, THr undersigned baEe taken, for term Of years,
s,i that large ard commodous threesiory Brick bud
tseS Ing lately erected by Dir. III. {. Herschclman on
In, cor.er of Second street and Fulton Avenue in la
maco city, in which they have opened House oi Enter
tainuei 10 which they have attached Family Grocery
ana now respectfully solicit shcrc OF public patronage
They lrve large Wagon Yard with OnyeHieut staiine
and capacious sheds in rear OF the aasc" steam Aii
and eelyedicut TO the premices. They nave me All!
sIecpin Rooms and can lodge comfortably 6fy persons
For thos who in the habit of artakiEG 81 the ardent
they VIII and Bar web stored with all kinds or ehoict
LIQUORS and attention accom- ltshed b1rkcccT WIG
" III nj all times attend to their wants. Their tables " ~
nj times be supplied with the choicest yia@is aud veg
ei;bes tc market VIII adord. It's t,lr 'htehloh ~ al
tmes 10 Keep an or,sly and quiet house aud ainl
will 10 spared render their guests comfortable The.
have no doubt, bat their long cNpeThce IN catering io
the public will enable them 10 give entire satisfaction
alt who may fiy or them with call
The want of such heue in this part ofihe city has ons
been fli and the undersigned are in hopesa generon
Iblic will second their endeayors To remedy the det1i
eRcy. hHt OIIiAL-lN g fI1 i4f-h.
Imasco City, May 10th '52.-Itf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17

"TINDOW SASHA large and fall assortment oil
w Window sash of superior finish, assorted from
by 10 to IL by -, ia store and for sale by -.
10 SAMUEL ORR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17

CtTISS MUSLIN EDGING.-2 cartoons for s.ie by
- HI7 JAS LOW " CO., Az Main ST.. Lou Nv.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17

RGARVIN, Attorney and Cougeellorai Law or
fec on the eoIner OF sain and Second streets, Ey-
ansYillc, IL. laue4 1--i!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17

TIME regular course OF Lectures in this lasii-
. u tuition will commence on the first Monday
ri Noyember, ,G-tssr the following Faculty, TO-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17

DBMOVAL-Ih have removed my Office ore square
i L and half above Main street. the Sherwood
House, First street. and be found either there
residence square above ali times unless profe
sonay engaged in the city or its immediate vicinity
mhl9u DAN'L MORGAN, NJ. ID.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17
DrgSOLUTJON CrPARTNBRS

seUIeIneht. PHILIP HUM bkOON,
mh-3-I JOHN BURTIS.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
ID Fl WOODARD has box Iht the interest of John Bur
L tbs, in the old firm of Hornbrook g. Burts. The
business will be continued 1T the old stand on WtO t.
between Main and Sycamore. under the style OF horn
brook ~ Woodland, where shall be pleased up
on ali friends. p. HORNBROOK.
mh22tf L. ii. WOODARD.
DESS0IsTtOS oE Cb-PAFsTSr HSE5sP
NE Firm of K. II. Hood & Co. is this day dissolved by
L mutual consent. The unsettled business will be clos
ell up by E II. Hood who will the of the Firm
in liquidation, md continue the Book business in his
lame. +. III. HOOD.
]. 4. BROADWAY.
Evansville Dec lath ,Ji.-Itf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17
JAcKsoN,s COOKING STOVE.

S,ILk HDK'FS.-JC0 pcs Pongee ass'd for sale by.
- iy26 JAS. LOW & CO., Az Main 81. Lou, Ky
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-17
ROM fls Of amherst College the Celebrated
-Psk0FESSOR fISTCHCOGk.

LANES q ,Ayer-Sir: Ihave used your CHERRY Pee
ToK Al ms of deep seated Bronchitis, and am
sae from its chemical constitution, that il is adni-
eopound for the relief of aryngial and bronchial
difficulties. II my opinion 10 its superior character can
any service at liberty to use i as you think
b-opar. % - EDWARD HITCHCOCK, l.. l.. ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

Lieut.. M. may be carried out; for we perceive
by paragraph in the New York Tines, snat
the American Minister to Brazil has already
opened negotiation on the subject Of the free
navigation Of the Brazilian rivers, and that he
has been most cordially received. The other
nations, doubtless. will be brought over, and in
few years we expect to hear that the Ana
zon and its thousand tributaries-all of them
noble streams, navigable almost TO the head
are covered with American steamers, and 9th.
er American craft.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24
DIED.

On yesterday morning, at O'Clock, BETTY
GRACE, aged Is months-youngestc child of Joseph
and Susan McCallister. The friends of the family
are invited to attend her funeral this morning. at
10 O'clock from the residence of her parents, on
Union Hill
On Sunday morning last, the 10Th inst, at four
o'clock, A NJ, IRENE, infant daughter of Alexander
H and Lucy A. Dabney, aged one year and seven
days.
And is my baby gomez
My precious infant fad,
And is that lovely form
Reposing with the deads
Yes, yes, the conflicts DER,
The mortal strife is past
My sweet Irene Is more,
Isaw her breathe her last
Lonely's the house and sad the hours
Since thy sweet smiles are gone;
But oh, a brighter home than ours
In Heaven Is now thine own
On the 10Th July last at o'clock P M, WILLIAM
ALEXANDER, infant son of VIM l. and Martha
Ann Dabney, aged nine months and six days.
Rest gentle spirit, Fest In peace;
From sis, and grief, and pains severe:
Since death to thee has brought release,
And borne thee to happier sphere.
Yet thy loss We must deplore
And miss thy pratling and thy smile;
Thy signs OF love will never more
The sadness OF our hearts begaie.
And SO it is earths fairest flowers
Too, oft rudely snstched away;
While weeds and tnorns drink in the sh overs,
And thrive, and bloom, nor know decay.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,

For Friday, Sept. "a, is now ready, and Tor
sale at this office. We annex a digest OF it's
moet interesting contents:
EditoriaI.-Politics; Guano; Indian Inter-
view; The new Steamboat Law; The City oil
New York; The Fall Trade; Miraculous De-
velopment; The Confagration Of Moscow; A
Wrong Passenger Walked Up; The Bachelor
in Luck; Danville Railroad; SwiEdling Trans
action; Shibboleth; Mr.. Cochran and the
Quartz Crusher; A second Jordan Hatcher;
Rostopchin's Pamphlet; Fatal Injury OF the
Head; Ex-senator Benton; Smaller Articles.
Miscellaneous of Harvest
Report Of City Council on the subscription te
the Danville Railroad; Story of George Har'
mon; The Shooting Season; Tale Of Strauss
and his Sophie Waltz; The Patriots Strata
gem, story; Souls not Stations, poem Ne.
groes in Illinois; Full Reports OF Shooting
Case and Fatal Accid ent; Criminal News
Interesting Domestic Correspondence; Foreign
and Domestic News; Latest Intelligence; An
ecdotes, Items, &c.
Price 3 cents per single copy; 81 per annum
in advance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24
THE VALLEY OF THE AMAZON.

We tpnblished, some time since, extracts
from the communication ofLieut. Maury to the
New Orleans improvement convention. rela-
tive to this magnificent valley. If fully opened
up and cultivated, it would be capable of su o.
porting speculation of one hundred millions
OF souls. 1t is. in many respects, far richer
country than India or any portion of the East.
1t capable Of producing everything that can
be produced in India, China, Japan, Ceylon,
Borneo, or any of the East India Islands. Lit.
Maury proposed that an attempt should be
made to obtain the free navigation OF the nigh
ty river, of which the country under considera.
ton, 10 the valley, and which is five thousand
miles long, and one hundred and fifty miles
wide at the mouth, with innumerabe tribu,a.
ties. 1t passes through several States, the
principal Of which are Brazil and Colombia
Certainly nothing could be more advan,ag eous,
especially to the South, than such treaty,
lot this 10 country peculiarly adapted to
slave labor. The mouth Of the Amazon lies
directly under the equator.
IhsIs seems to be hope that the views o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

STEALING BAcoN.-Mr. Baptist, while sitting In
front Of his house, 18th street, about o'clock
Wednesday evening. perceived a negro carrying
two shoulders of bacon towards Man street. The
negro having suspicious look and turning down
an alley near by, Mr.. B. watched him. Soon after
the negro came out without the bacon, when young
man named Henry Myers, together with Mr.. Bap
tist, seized the negro and made him point out the
place where be had secre.ed the meat in the alley
after which they took him TO the cage. II was
proven that the bacon belonged to q countryman,
who had left 1t near the doorway of Messrs Barnes
4 chandlers store. from wher CO 1t was stolen
The nsgro's name was George Burch slave to vii
liam Graynor Son. and yesterday he wss ordered
80 lashes for the theft.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

AN UNRuLY CUsTomER.-On Tuesday last a
slave belonging to Mr. Hardin perpetrated some act
deserving of punishment, and Mr. II. determined to
punish him The negro hearing of it, left very early
Wednesday morning Tor his work-being under the
charge of Mr.. Haskell, engaged in paving the
streets. Mr.. Hardin sent for him and he was
brought near the door of his master, when he
darted off like shot-pursuers in full cry. A Mr.
Marion undertook to stop the negro, but was
knocked fiat on his back by blow from the
darkey's fist, who made "quick tracks" over him
William Jinkins son of Captain Jinkins, was stand
ing near by, heard the nose and also undertook to
stop the negro, but being regarded as an obstruc
ton, received three tremendous blows about the
head and back while clinging to the run away
Gathering himself up, William administered sock.
dologer to the negro, which laid him out as strait
as die He was then tied after some scuffi;ng, af
ter which he was taken home and beautifully
tanned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

A SUB MARINE RAILWAY.-The drawing of the
water from the Dock, for the purpose of making
repairs, prevented the transportation of any more
logs, through that channel, to the saw mill above
Mayo's Bridge. This. it was naturally supposed
would place the saw mill hors de combat. for the
want OF logs. Notso, however. Mr.. John Williams,
the proprietor of the mill, put his wits to work. and
soon found another method Of procuring logs,
scarcely less convenient thaa the other. He con.
structed railroad from the mill down to the river
at the mouth of Shockoe Creek, to which point the
RATS of logs come. The railway extends into the
rivera sub marine car runs under them-and with
horse power they are drawn out and conveyed to
the mill with great rapidity and ease. There is
nothing like skill and enterprise.
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WDRMOCkATIC kALLY NJ MONT

democrats Of Richmond, come to the meeting at
the Universalist Church TONIGHT, at halt past
O'Clock. full attendance of the party requisite d.
Come and hear some of our best speakers. Among
those who may be expected to speak, ara the Hon
THOMAS II. BAYLf, the distinguished and able
representative in Congress from the Accornac dis
trict; ISAAC k WATKINS will also address the
meeting. Democrats, come and hear them.
ae l3-rt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

GRAND LODGE U. s. /. 90. F.-The SEES
sion OF this body yesterday was an interesting
one, there being much debating, and very ge-
neral interchange OF views in reference TO pro-
posed alterations in the Constitution. The only
proposed amendment that was adopted, " as
that which changes the time of meeting of the
Grand Lodge from the third to the first Mon
day of September. All else that was acted
upon was indefinitely postponed. A commit
tee authorized to prepare a new constitution
and form of government was ballotted for, and
the following gentlemen selected: DeSaus-
sure of South Caroina, Colfax of Indiana,
Barnard of Northern New York, Ellison of
Massachusetts, and Griffin of Georgia. They
were elected by vote of 63 to % They are
to report at the session Of 1858. Thi. election
is regarded as virtually referring the whole
matter Of proposed alterations of the constitu.
ton to the committee. We may here state that
we are told the indefinite postponement on the
several articles was carried unanimously. No
other business of importance was done.-Balt.
Sun Of yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

In THE WRONG PEw-The alteration between
Messrs Hutzler and Schuitzler, referred to in our
police report of yesterday, occurred at the German
Synagogue, Marshall st, eet, and not at the Syna-
gogue on Mayo street, by accidental error it was
cd
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~ To the Comm ON CounciI,.

To the Common COuncil.-A vacancy
occurring in the Board OF Aldermen by the resiena-
ton OF Thomas Cowles, Esq, Many Voters of
SANXAY, Esq, and know of no gentleman in the
ward who is better calculated TO fill the office with
satisfaction to the people. He having discharged
its duties for number ofyears whilst resident of
makes him doubly competent. and trust it may be
pleasure of the Council to give him the appoint
ment Sc 24-2tH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

BLAcKwooDs EDINBURGH MAGAzrNE.-We are
indebted to Messrs. Nash & Woodhouse for the
September No. of this excellent periodical. The
present No contains interesting articles in reference
to Francis Jeffrey, Katie Stewart, Residence and
Rambles in Australia, The Premier's Present Posi-.
ticn, Varieties in English Life, and various other
matters of interest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

INSTRUMENTATION OF THE NEGROES IN
PRINCESS ANNE.-We learn that the negroes
in Princess Anne county have become so rebel
lious that it was found necessary to order ont
an extra patrole. On Sunday night last this
patrole madea descent upon church where
large number.of negroes had congregated for the
purpose of holding meeting, and dispersed
them. In short time the fodder stacks of one
OF the party who lived near were discovered on
fire. The patroIe Immediately started for the
fire, but before reaching the scene it was dis.
covered that the stacks of other neighbors had
shared like fate. all having no doubt been
fired by the negroes in revenge. A strict watch
Is now kept over them, aud most rigid means
adopted to make every one know and keep his
place.-N0rlolk Beacon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

"THE FINE OLD SOUTHERN LADY This 10
the title of popular song, written and composed
by John H. Hewitt, and set to music by the publish
ers of Baltimore, New Orleans, &c. ltis one the
airs sung by Master Adams, of Kunkel's Troupe.
For copy we are indebted to Mr.. T. H. Gresham,
of 1904, Broad street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

"MAEY SRAHAM."-This is the title and name OF
novel, written by Mrs. Grey, the accomplished au-
thoiess, whose numerous works are familiar to our
rerders The present work is a naturally drawn
love-story, founded on a plot of high moral and
dramatic interest," We are indebted to Mr. Nor.
ris book merchant, Nj ain street. for a copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

DIscHARGED.-Anna, slave to Joseph P. Win
ston, was arrested on Cary street Wednesday even.
ing, without pass. Yesterday Justice Evans dis.
charged ner with an admoni;ion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

Dock and Dock and River connections Is in type
and will appear tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

SECOND BUILDING AssocIArIoN-This evening,
it will be borne in mind, the subscribers to the Use.
cond Building and Loan Company" are notified to
meet at the Office CT Mr.. William F Davis corner OF
Bank and 18th streets As the company is then to
be organized, all persons interested are expected
to attend. The meeting to be held at half past Z
o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

THAT PuMPKIN.-Tne fame of that pumpkin
raised by Mr.. Palmer, of Port Republic, Rocking
ham, has reached Richmond. Its weight not being
much over hundred, can't Mr.. p manage to tor.
ward it to us-(though not through the mali y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

Joseph Connel, native of Baltimore, com.
United suicide at Mobile ON the 18th instant
Dy precipi,aiing himself down portion of the
guard house steps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

IL Three h0asana Unc uohmh
lures taken within the last 1--WE M ls'a..'aa
--Does hot thss ioox nAe gsing eoiifs ~,
to our customers, and the raoic II oVss ~
we would like ~ know what does. ~ =. ~ sem
pictures. 6u, come 10 me and set SUPERIOR ~
lure for one dollar. case included "sifah@S
'sN-' y - = - FRANK aouI.sohs
seoI No ITO Maia street.
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VA.

T" Persons abroad from the city can have the
Dispatch sent to them for any period of time they
may desire, by leaving their orders and paying the
cash for the time specified.