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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-28
Murder by the Yankton Indians.

We have bad news from the far north.-
Pierre Bottneau, Of 81. Anthony, arrived few
days ago from Selkirk, bringing intelligence Of
a murder lately committed by fankton Sioux
Indians, at ST. Joseph, trading post and half
breed town, 500 miles northwest of this place,
near the British line. The victim OF this afro
city was q young man named +. Terry, q
teacher in the Methodist mission at ST. Joseph.
He went there from ST. Paul in March last,
and has brother, printer, residing in this
city. He and another man, who fortunately
escaped slightly wounded, were together when
attacked by FIVE armed Yanktons. The people
of ST. Joseph have fortified N. w. Kiltson's
trading houses, where they have united for de-
fence, as other attacks were anticipated. The
murder was committed on the 25rh OF June,
two or three days after the trains lett for 81.
Paul.
The Yanktons and Cut Heads are alike hos
tile TO the people OF Pembina, and now menace
a general massacre of that distant and aDpr0.
tected community.
For several years past they have been wa.
ging murdeTous war upon the haif-breeds OF
Pembina, and they have now commenced kill
ing and scalping the white people settled in
that remote region.
The state OF affairs in Pembina demands the
instant action OF government, and we have no
doubt but our vigilant delegate in Congress
win HlneoiosciJ oiihs 'e e"DjsSs osioie tuoe
body and the President, and that both the ex-
ecuiive and legislative departments of the ma.
tional government will make efficient and i'm.
mediate provision for the protection and secu.
rily OF our distant frontier. To doubt this is TO
charge our government with egregious folly,
improvidence and cruelty.
A strong military force should be sent at
once to Pembna, and the Indians in that far
off region should be taught that they have yet
to learn that the United States is powerful
nation, pursuing with determination, and pun
ishing with severity, any people, civilized or
savage, who venture TO make war upon its
citizens, or those enjoying its protection.
MiDaes0ta Democrat.
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MAN KILLED BY HIS STEPsoS.-On Thurs~
day afternoon. 5lh inst, II. Z. Boyd, living
about eight miles below Little Rock, Ark- 10
the river bottom, was killed BY his stepson,
John NARROW, a lad about thirteen years OF age.
Ii appears that Boyd and his wife bad been in
town during the day, where Boyd had procured
whisky and got drunk, and after their return
hoiae, had fell upon his wife with ail the force
Of brute. and while thus numerically beating
her. ,he bow. with the natural instinct Of child
for ,he protection of bis mother, drew pistol
and shot Boyd in the ieft aide, which resulted
n h;s immediate death. Tbs boy was lodged
II iail, but bailed OUT on Saturday.
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klCE, ONE CENT
MUsIc's powrp

-S . 1--WE EH.
nave you never heard, in mu.i~r.
some chords which DER your hsosa hsaa
First nlng moments magic ronnS
Then silently departs
bul with the echo on the air
Reused by that simple lay.
hieaves world Of feeling there
We cannot chase away
les, yee-a sound hath power to bid them eorn.
ioosn nan forgotten hopes, childhood,s remsr,.
bered home. o"-
when sitting in your silen. home
fou gaze around and weep.
v, eaii to those who cannot come.
~, NOR wake from dreamless sleeo.
nose chords, so oft as you bemoan
n. ne distant and the dead.
oltng olmiy back the fancied tone
W.. VI some sweet voice that's fad
- sound hath power TO bid rbeyn co,,,
bered h horas ,o.sosten hopes, childhood's remem
ANY Won "asa men "a amid the fessal throng,
iou are or would be CAV
And seek to while with dance .,
You sadder thoughts awav. Au song,
They strike toose chords and sm;,a. a
As, rushing Der your soul 1eps'1
Then untold feelings OF the hear,
Awake and spurn controli
Yes, yes-a sound hath power to bid them co,n.
Youths half forgotten hopes, chidnoods remsn,.
bered home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-28

Taose over 6t:y years OF age VIII De charged IS
per cent. extra One dollar AMI fifty cents admin
son fee will be charged, in addition to the above,
TIE hrst year, and must be pai' at The time of ap
pcsuon, and the Grst years de2o5it within thirty
days.
REFEREScEs-Dogget & Anderson, Upholster'
ers corner l3th and Governor sts., Richmond, Va;
Geo NJ West Il Bro, Booksellers, Exchange Place;
Smith q Marvin, Merchants, Main ST.; Bowen
Bruce, Washington Hotel; McDonaid Lyons,
Regalia Manufacturers, Exchange Pace; Haslis.
ten & Bro, Furniture dealers, 18th ST., do; Thomas
Hornbrook, merchant, Wheeling A Lang, hard.
ware DO, do; George Hardman, builder, do; } r
Wharton, Editor of Times and Gazette, do; And
Mehafy, Esq Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, Va; Geo
w Balm, Savings Bank, Portsmouth; NJ Blanchsrd,
Superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor OF
Ohio; Hon Joseph A Wright Gov'r OF Indiana;
Hon Augustus C French, Govr of Illinois; Hon
Austin King, Gov'r Of Missouri; Hon Richard
BrOdhesd, Senator from Penn; Hon James M Por.
ter, Easlon, do.
All communications should be addressed (posi
paid TO A. WILBUR,
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.
Its
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SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST %, 1861
LIST OF LETTERS

ALL - = LIAM
Richmond Post Once
4 Aug, 1852.
for Letters in this List will
ertised.
s. LIST.
A.
Alley Miss Louisa N
Adcock Miss E.
b
Baber Miss Mary
Burlington Miss NJ F
Burch Miss Mary D
Branch Miss Lizzie
Bagby Miss Juliet
Bass Miss Henrietta A
Barlow Miss G P
Barker Miss Ellen
G
Calbert Mrs Mary
Crowley Miss o A
Caring ton Miss l. T
Cooke Miss Maria E
Cauthorn Miss Maria A
Cole Miss ] F
Coleman Miss Elenora
Caruthers Miss G. v
ID
Dickinson Mrs Lille
Durham Miss C
Davis Miss Julia
Duval Miss Susan F
Dsbney Miss c c
Z
Eubank Miss Emma
Ege Caroline
#
Fuqua Miss Mary E
Frayser Miss Rebecca F
Freeman Miss Sarah
Folkes Miss Virginia R
Fore Misses v l. and M A
G
Goode Miss Susan
Gardner Mics Sarah E
Gillispie Miss Sarah J
Glenn Miss Virginia
H
Hersman Miss G A
Hapkins Miss Lettie P
Hilliard Miss NJ A
Hill Miss NJ f
henderson Miss S
j
Jordan Miss NancyJ
X
Kelley Miss Bridget
l.
Lester Miss Jane
Littlepaee Miss Mary E
Lumpkln Miss Mary Z
NJ
Mason Mrs Margaret A
Mosby Mrs Martt a S
Moore Mrs Mary X P
Maxwell Mrs Margaret
Meredith Miss L etitia
Menzies Mrs Eliza M
VIC
Mckennon Miss Maria
N
Nunnslly Miss NIB
Osborne Miss Lucy A
p
Pollard Mrs Susan
Perry Mrs Savilla l.
Patterson Miss Bella
q
Quay Miss Sarah
IS
Sullivan Mrs Sophia
Stewart Miss Mary l.
Smith Miss Mary A
Streat Miss Georgianna
T
Talley Miss Leila 4
Tyler Miss Eliza A
Tazewell Miss Martha
w
Walker Miss Martha A
Wingfeld Miss NJ E s
Woodall Miss Mary
Wright Miss Mary c
Walker Miss Mary
Walker Miss Jane c
Warton Miss Bette
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N.ECHANICs, UNION AssOCIA-

M TION.-Offce in Exchange building, nexi
doc TO the Post Ofice, Richmond, Va.-ACCU
INFLATED CASH AND GUARANTEE CAPITAL
s50OOO-M B DEAN, President. Finance Com
rni,tee: WIN. Patton, G c. Wood, II. B. Judkins
A Wilbur, Actuary.
Tnis Association has declared dividend of thirty
FIVE and one half per ce:t for the year ending April
Isl, is52 No liability tt assessment.
This |. an Association of Working Men and
others for the mutual assistance of each other il
csse OF sickness or accident.
By the payment of The following annual deposits,
yoa will become life member, aud will be entitled
Il a weekly benefit {frst week excepted during
lie, if yop should be disabled by sickness or nc,
cident from attending TO your ordinary business or
occuyston. feinalos VII draw ia case of sickness
common 20 both sexes.
YEARLY DEPOSIT OF MEMBERS UNDER 50
YEARS OF AGE.
nf II n
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Charles Herghleager was killed 1t Gettysburg,
Pa, on Wednesday night last, By falling into COZ.
per mine, eighty feet deep.
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The British Packet remarks as follows:

y.,KEE SrokY.-Two Yankees were
.,.velIing through Eastern Tennessee in
STAGE. One OF them, tall, lanky, red necked
soecimen, seemed inclined TO astonish his CON-
pauions by wonderful stories of Yankeedom:
and among other things mentioned that one OF
his neighbors owned dairy which produced q
million pounds oil butter, and two miliiooe OF
cheese, every year. Perceiving that his audi
tors did not seem To swallow the story, he ap-
pealed to his friend for proof Of his veraclty.
"frue, isn't il. sls. ST. Deacon Hunfs
dairy; you know Deacon Hunt"
II guess l do," answered the other. u don't
know as | ever heard exactly how many
pounds Of butter and cheese he makes in q
year; but do know that he keeps treire sar
mills running BY the battermiik."
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

EMS LIST.
A
Andrews Joseph
Alley Leonidas 8
Anderson Robert
Armestead Robert BIZ
Adcock w F
b
Barrett Wi liam 8
Billings Abel 5
BerryI,an Capt the heirs
of
Brizzolara Andrea
Blackburn Caleb D
Boswell C
Burnett G.
Barrett Charles B
Baker Charles
Boswell DR. e w
Boaz Daniel E
Bruce E s
Brewer E2
Beier F
Boggs Rev Francis J 2
Butter Geo w
Baker Geo w
Bell Geo
Bryan Geo w
Burlington Henry
Butterield James G
Bishop Jr Jacob G
Barnary James NJ 4
Bradley John Fl
Bowers John
G
Clark James L
Charity Covisa
Conneil Michael
Cahill Patrick2
Craig Robert
Cannon Geo r
Carer Richard w
Clark Samuel B.
Cooley Thomas L
Curtis Capt VIM
Calwell w B
Carter VIM II
Carlin William
Chapman William C
Cape Capt w ID
Childs Capt VIM w
Catlett Rev VIM c 2
ID
DAVIS J II
Davis John N
Drewry Samuel
Dickens Thos
Daced Thomas
Duley Thos
Davis Thos 2
Downey DR. w T
e
Ellington \ B
Eubank John
r
Foster J
farthing Jones A
Ferri.er Nicholas
Fannan Patti
Floyd Col Ben B
Flournoy Richard w 5
Fey 1hos
Ford William N
G
Gondon John w
Goddin James L
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Remaining q In the
on the 27t
~ Persons calling
please say they are adv
LADIE
Allen Mrs Susan P
Anseil Mrs Mary
Bowen Mrs c G
Buffin Mrs Jane Fl
Bayers Mrs Matilda
Burns Mrs Maria
Bene Mrs Martha w
Buckner Mrs Sarah E
Bowls Mrs Sarah II
Brooks Miss w P
Branch Miss Martha
Clark Mrs Margaret Z
Christian Mrs Mary A
Carter Mrs Nancy2
Crump Mrs 5 E B
Childrey Mrs Eliza
Coleman Mrs Harriet
Campbell Mrs James 2
Grafton Mrs Mary A
billiard Mrs C A
Dobien Mrs NJ
Duke Mrs Sarah
Dyer Mrs S G
Davis Mrs NJ Fl
Eastern Mrs Rebecca
Eddins Mrs Mary
Fitch Miss Mary
Farqubar Mrs Z S
Foster Miss Emma NJ 2
Folkes Miss Elizabeth A
Fore Miss Mary A
Goodhue Mrs Mary E
Gay Miss Emellne
Gardner Miss HELEN
Gallagher Miss Letitia
Gnal Miss Maria
Hagan Mrs Ann
Hubbard III rs NJ NJ
Hope Mrs Mary A
Hail Miss Sarah ]
Hart Miss
Hudgens Miss Al
lsbell Mrs Tabitha
Janell Mrs Elizabeth
Kirby Mrs Eliza 2
KiIniard Mis- Mary
Leahman Miss
Ly nch Miss Catherine
Lunpkiu M iss F A
Mallory NJ rs Ann II
Man Mrs Charles
NJ ore Mrs Elizabeth
Martin Mrs + II
Marten Mrs Louisa
Merritt Mrs Lucy
McKenney Miss &C
Newman Mrs Eliza
Mobiles Mrs Sarah
Gwen Mrs Mary S
O,ey Miss Eliza R
Pritchard Mrs Elizabeth
or heirs
Perkins Mrs Mary F
Pledge Miss Susan +
Quirk Miss Eliza
Riddle Miss Eliza
Strider Mrs Martha
Smith Mrs Mary A
Stewart Mrs Mary A
Smith Miss Caroline 2
Tillson Mrs Harriet II
Teller Mrs Ann E
Trip Miss Mary V
Vanzile Miss A c
Walthall HRS Sarah F
Wood Mrs Sallie J
Wallaen Mrs Mary E
Walden Mrs NJ +
Woody Mrs Jane
Wade Mrs Elizabeth w
yXyzll. Nl.~. AH e
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Hockaday John Hutchinson w 81
Hancock John
II
Irving Carter 81 Jarvis Gideon
Jackson A A Jones l. c
Jones Chas Jones S C
Jones George Johnson Col w P
Johnston Robert
X
Kenneday Andrew KingR
Kelley John w Kelly stephan
kenealy Laurence klotter Valentine
Kaufman Marcus
Lindsay A Lotus 2 Lumpkin VIM HG
Loebmaun Mr. Loving VIM
Lockett D NJ Lipseomb VIM A
Lee Henry Lynham WmL
LIpscomb John Lanuence WmF
Lyons NJ
Nj
Malone Aquilla Mitchell Richard
Moure Austin Morrisett Robt
Mathews E Moles Ssml
Minor Edward c Moran Saml
Miller Frederick Mountain S P
Mu lins Jno Mitchell Saml
Mathews Jno Morris Thos s
Muldowney Jno Mitchell w D
Mountcastle James Mathews VIM
Martin Jno Mayo VIM
Mitchell Robt Minchpaw VIM
Me
Mccain mon e. Co Buck. McMulen Jeremiah
nor Mcnamara Jno
McClangor c Mccarthy James
McCoun David 2 Mckenna Luke
McClarty Donald McNal!y Michael
McNau hton Daniel McGovern Patrick2
McRae Duncan X McClery Wn w
McIraw Jno Mcfar!ao DR. w u
Mckenzie kenith
n
Nichols Andrew J Eagle Richard
Newrohr Henry Nicnols 5
Neagle James Euny Theodrick
Neplett James C Norment VIM z
Newman Jno
O'Donovan Daniel Conner Jno
Oliver JsmesC ODoDIell Michael
Oakley James ObrIen VIM
Orem Jno Ogles5y VIM
Pollock Alex A Parker CaptJ Il
Perkins Edmund G Pepper Jos E
Puryis f b Porter Josiah c
Peppercon Francis Putnam Jno
Pitcher Geo w PeaEce Morgan
Pettibone Geo s Powell K
Peasants Jno Hampden Pamer Richard2 9
Pate Henry Clay Pollard Samuel
Potter II w Patrick Capt Thos w
Poet Henry Pollard DR. Thos
Phillips Jno G Palmer VIM II
X
Roger AG Riley Richard
Richards B2 Re e John
Reed Bernard Euckei |.
Rovster F w Rives MAI
Ruthn Edmond Reed &
Rudolph Hon Rlddell Robt
Roach James Radcliffe w w
RowletJ Randolph RIG
Reed John r Rata VIM
Robertson r E Richardson Ira
Saunders WmO2 Stickin James
Strange VIM G Saunders John w
Smelling DR. VIM o Sherlock Joseph
Shepperson & William Sanders John Il
son Stark Joseph
Shelton w Saunders Henry
Shannon Thomas Strschan Henry
Sands VIM Thomas Sondorf Monsie, Henry
Sheppard Thomas Strider George
Singleton Stapleton Swan George
Scoheld Robt C Sohmid. Frledr
Smith Robert Stores Edwd w
Stevenson r M Snesd Edmond
SaIon Robt q Samuel ENAMEL
Shar Patrick Smith David
Stacos N A Stewart Daniel
Sweeney Martin Smith Chas
Smith Lewis f Shaw Charles
Swapk Luther Sheppard Andrew
Smith Rev l. l. Shaw Andrew o
Seaman JRs Smith Aoran
Scoteld James
II
Turpin WmH TompkinsJ
Turner w Wa 1insley AG
Trort w II Taylor AugsW
Tyler WIN C Thomas c wa
Taylor 1ipsley & Tutle D &
Tucker Sylvester Tinberlske D
Taylor no Taatsrro Edwin 8
Tally Ro Fl Thomas Geo
Totty Robt Thomas Geo w
Timberiske Madison Turner Jonn
Vaughan Robt P Warden Jos N
Vaughan Laurence Vaughan IhosJ
w
West Richard E Walker Nathaniel
Ward RobeuD Williams John
Williams Thos Word JF
Wallace Thos D Williamson John
West Tbus J2 Warburtory John E2
Woodward Thos C. Walsh John
Weisz w Wingheld Jas c
Watkins Younger Wawoanca
Wilson William Wexford Dr.
Willis Wiliu m Woodward Rev
Win.teld WmM Williams
Williamson VIM WILKINSON Chas
Williams Wm Wade Edward
Wolf VIM w Wakefield George
White Geo
au28 THOS. B. BIGGER, P. NJ.
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Arsell A
Anderson Bernard
Alvis Joshua
Appleyard John
Aven Joseph
Annear John
Baldwin John II
Bradley John F.
Bullifant J NJ
Butler Joseph
Brown James
Butler Lafayette
Beard Patrick
Biankenship r E
Baker Richard
Bernard s
Baptist 5 G
Brown Shepherd
Rernh am d. StulZ MessTE
Beck Thomas
Bel Vincent
Bullock Judge w F 2
Briggs Rev William
Benson William II
Butler William II
Bengsm William
Braxton DR. William P
Brooke William q
Bates John Lewis Bates
Beartie Jr James
Brown Joseph C
Brsnpan James
carry Cornelius
Clark Charles w
Crowley Edwin II
Cole E c
Cuwley Geo
Courtney Charles
Clopton Hon John B 2
Cameron John E
Currie James
Cou.y John N
Colouit J D
Coushlen ]
Chisholm Rev James
Chappell James A
Csosley John E
Clark John S
Crowley John C
CIump DR. VIM C
Davis A II
Drake & Co
Duncan D P
bikes Frank
Dews Z;
| Davis Geo w 2
Doulan Henry
Divoto J
| Dornin il
EGG Henry
English Chas L
Fisher Ad.m
Eord Andrew Ii
Fallen Z b
Flournoy John T
fitzgerald John
Faneliy James
feullin John
FiTzs James d
eassell Rev John W
Gary Cary
Gfatief E II
Green Edwin Fl
Gail George w
Gibson Col George the
heirs OF
Greensay 1t Geo the
heirs Of
Griffith DR. Corbin the
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL kAILROAD.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
MOTTO DAILY LINE
(H~.1..Scssst FROM RICHMOND TO WHITE
SULPHUR oPhINGS-Fare SO.
Leave Richmond 90 "A NJ, arrive at Staunton
same day by 81 NJ.
Leave Stauntoa at u A n, 10 Bath Alum by night.
Leave Bath Alum at daylight and arrive at White
Sulphur at half past P M
Returning
Leave White Sulphur at 7 n and to Bath Alum
by night
Leave Bath Alum by daylight, and to Cookies by
night.
Leave Cocke's at A NJ and to Richmond by
Pm.
rare 10 StduLtOH w
do Bath alum or Warm 25
do Hot Sulphur. ur.--.-.--.--.-... Sc
do White sulphur ~ w
do Lexington %
do Rockbridge Aum so
jy25 WIN. FARlsH 4 co
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~ OOtlNG :1AEE-i am prepared 70 exes
cute with pfonpiness ana dispatch, all o..
o1F9 entrusted 10 Iay charge tor the above article.
!ooiapies may he seea a; my ofice.
kOcERT RANKIN,
"a Corner I'D and Water SITS.
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EECHEs, LEECHEs.-The public are
IL hereby informed that have just recei'ed by
Adams Express, superior lot OF Swedish Leecnes
watch will be applied upon reasonable terms.
can always be found at the Hair Dressing, Shaving,
Shampooing and Bathing Saio, under the Areri
K. C. HoBsoN
II. B-Cupping and Leechins attended to al the
shortest nouce, and upon tee most reasonable
terms au II
~s LADIES, CATERS, LADIES'
0 0GAiTERS.-We will receive this dsy, by
amer Roanoke, another lot OF Ladies Caters; !;
also, some other descriptions OF Ladies snoes'
which We will selllow. HART d MOSES,
au2 % 63 Main street.
NUhE, COAL, WOOD.-i am prepared t.
" supply consumers with Anthracite ana bitun
nous u oal, Coke, and Wood, at current prices, ano
solicit orders from my friend. ana ,ns paS"o
an4-3m North side the BASIN.
EE E.U i-EMssNs,-IO ooxes Lemons, IN
l. prime order, just reeslveu PEI PEI nsmSIs1i
tor ssle by ANloE.O 49, ua,al
su 10 AZ Main street, unocI N..5 1-
TTyaI-V-H0 RAZOKs.-A small invoice
i of tie above Rszors, manufactured nun lne
best and nnre,t Adamantine Cast steel, ana every
Razor warranted to shave WITH ease ana colnio'-
Price onlv 81 az and 80 cents each tor sale by
0' oA'' 80 K. M ZIMMERMAN,
an 81 Corner of Main and l2th streets.
IUPERTOR KEGALIA CIGAHs:I
y have iusf received per bark Cora, from rev
Ureans, another Let OF those exceiiens neean.s,
invite The attention o. sMon .,yI,Ns " ou9 s.1
buy. ANlOnag 'S- ~. L.,
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YELACksAitrh EUH HiRE.-A young,
ID strong and healthy man, said to be tolersby
good Blacksmith will be hired out for the balance
Of the year. upon reasonable terms.
TOLER g. COOK,
amid General Agents
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
IAs A. cow ARDIN, Proprietor.
u,-.rg r.. PLEAsANTs, Editor.

CASH TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,..,,,ro insertion so so l square, month 81 90
iS1I' , Insertions rs do 2months 90
! Az DO leo do do 10 90
! DO lweek I75 do do Is Is 90 90
~. C,.almuD c, tons are charged at the same
as IS s3vert,so nleuts.
~ Ten liaes or ,ess make square; longer ad
Elements in exact proportion, and payable in ad
r- Advertisements inserted once week, twice
ssss.k or three times week. will DE charged so
- oy tie rst insertion, and 37i cents for each
so5tuusDce.
r->- Marriage notices Inserted for 25 cents; Fu
80 notices . cents Deaths, without obituary
faesral invitation, -! cents,
TIE " DAILY DIsFArcH' is served 10 subscribers
a, ,.y osd quarter ceas per ueek, payable TO the
ssrr,sr weekly. Price for mailing, "a year In ad
vance.
TaH WEEKLY DISPATCH
|, oubhshed every Friday morning, and mailed
Cor oyE DOLLAR A YEAR. To CLUBS, for IS six CO.
,e,: for ; 10 thirteen copies; for SIS twenty CO.
oes for $50 twenty seven copies.
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u FetIring irOi.l lae 2iercantle bnsiness, cor
daily recommonl to ali VI my old acquaintance
and friends the new con ern feeling every assu-
rance nat not Ynly justice and cheap goods csa be
rad but taey VIII IND thsIn aign niieded and iLe-
Ia IA ali transactions.
July Isl, lS52 ISAAC K BAhKSDALE.
al Aim
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A NTHkAClTE COAL.-I am Uow recei
tA wing my supply OF red and white ash broken
and screened and Lump Anthracite Coal, which
will deliver in any part of the city tor as rs per
ton of 1000 lbs. taken from the vessel, or Sc from
the yard. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
au Dock Wharf.
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FOR RENT

g. FOR RENT.-A neat wooden Tenement
III near Mr. Genn's brick yard, West of Brook
Avenue. II has three Rooms, and attached ia a
Garden containing many Vegetables Rent s6 25
per month. TOLER & COOK,
au 10 General Agents
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e. FOR RENT-Those two large brick
Nj Tenements situated on Cary street, End and
Bird from the corner of 18th, now occupied by Mr..
George ID. Harwood as Tobacco Factory. Pos.
session given Is, January. For terms, apply to
BENNETT g. BEERS,
au Druggists, No. l25 Main street
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H- HOUSE FOR RENT.-The Brick
Nj Dwelling on 7th street, near the residence of
Capt VIM. Y. Sheppard, at present occupied by
Mr. A. 9, Sale Possessioe,Siven in few days
Rent 5000 per annum. fDLER e. COOK,
)y 80 General Agents.
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@ FOR kEhT-Tne upper part OF the
&=a house occupied by MIR David B. Franklin, on
Broad street Il has five good rooms and two
closets, and in the yard are a good kitchen and
hydrant The premises have lately been repaired
throughout, and may be taken in possession irnme
diatey, st very low rent say $50
TOLER 81 COOK,
au General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-28

Remaining In the Richmond Post Once
on the 27th Aug, 1852.
- persons calling for l. Ietters In this IiHt Wi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-28

{ CLOTHING, CLOTHING, Selling at Re
" dueed Prices.
5. MERCHANT & WEISIGER, No ll2 Main ST,
have still on hand good assortment of Clothing OF
every quality and style, which they will sell at a
very small advance, they wish to reduce their
stock. Call and supply yourselves for little mo-
ney 5. MERCHANT d. WElSlGER,
su14 No 1l2 Main st.