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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04
DREADFUL SHIPWREcK-Loss ar
TY-TWl LIVES ~ LA


We regret 10 have 10 record total
the ship Mobile, Capt. Tarbox. of MA IA : =
New Orleans from Liverpool OH ' ~
with q crew Of t"enty-ihree hands III vi
I, passengers, all Of whom, with IL, H. ~
ception Of nine, persisted. The Az &c, es
sailed from the hierser, on Tuesd,s 'o0's
mig, with fair wind aud made !, 'Do'
rate throughout the day. A, mlaa; pa
The Capt. went below leaving The ,so' 7m
lnate in charge, with orders 10 s,e. .ss0nd
south west, and to call him Tlhe C,a, yea !,
al 5 o clock, or sooner if the ae,l0s p'''DJ
came threatening. At midnigbt III ! V
was blowing a fresh breeze east north INV wv.
with heavy sea, which soon incre,..l 's'
/, violent gale. On The Caplai, con,, "
N deck al two O'Clock be found Tho '" 'ls
On lee shore, from which i, was imDo,.
lie to exiricalo her--ihe second mao
ing, il is said, mistaken his orders and H.
be ship on a west north west course
AT "a she struck heavily on ALL
q INK aud shortly aiIerward comm.n,.1
10 break up. Efforts were msde to l."s.t
The boats, but 10 consequence Of ,be H.
sea they were irnitless. A few hours :
ter the vessel struck, the weather ,oodo.'
ted and al ! ! O'Clock on THURSDAY 49,
ing two scooners hove in sight, aud in ma
| 1lstely bore down to the wreck, ooo :;
them, bound TO Glasgow took Of four ~
ors and the only surviving passeepa,.
aud The other took The remaining SAIL,
aud landed them at Wexford, whence Il. !.
have been forwarded TO Liverpool. A. !.
instance of the little chance il was lhoooT,
there was Of any ,na on board being .,Sal
an incident occurred which il worth !.
latlng In the csbin was lady Da,sso.
ger who bad upwards Of f500 in peld :
her possession, which she offered 10 one )
the snllnrs, bat he rejected lhe prelIats3
gill as he would nave no chance 10 use t
In lew minutes a sea saept The M.
| overheard; the sailor however was sayeS
C9p,. Farbas aud all hands exerted ,bs..
selves 10 the utmost to save the ship, uatl
one after another ihep were washed ,w,t
I'd persisted. The Mobile was 900 ,oa,
burden, aud nearly new.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

AMONG the novelties advertised il
England. are window sash frames made Of
glass instead ot wood From their great
beauty and novelty they seem likely to
supersede all other. for shop from, win.
dows, &C."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

M5. GarGu has been lecturing in Toron
%, c. w. with great success. The enthn,
s;asm il favor Of the Maine Law is great,
md spreading and deepening ,hroughout
Canada
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

II9n. JoHS c. CLARK, OF New York, died
in thai city recently. lie formerly repre-
sented The Cheaango District Of that State
Ia Congress. and for three wears had heer
Solicitor Of The Treasury OF the U, States.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

TunopoRE PARKER slys: "Mr le.''"s
h"'ti-waNs is popular politician IL A,', .
up, nst sitting on the fence between ''I
"sts aud dishonesty, aud like the o''"'
leaf between the Old aud New Tcsla"e''
belonging to neither dspensailon.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

A frmqle horse thief was arrested il
Nrw York dsy or two since. White st.
nd the team, a doctors horse and gig. h
"mrired TO get run over by a train o.
cars, and came near losing her life.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04
[Phila Inquirer

Apples are so plenty ia Massachusetts
nd 10 many parts If New York that the
will not psg for picking aud barreling =
We have TASTED peaches down in Mass
ahusetts this wear equal 70 the best in this
market, and for pears. the Bat State seem
~ beat the rest If The world. From on,
arm 200 varieties were exhibited hi
week al the Boston Horticultural Society
nv. y ErDress.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

THE London Times rather happily call.
he Wnmen's rights Convention in ,he
United States the "Anli.male and femalc
movement"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

TEA A PREVENTATIVE Of ScRaFuA-
Professor Sieismund SAYS: II think lea .
great Importance in the prevention ot SKI
ti-eases--the removal Of glandular sie.
.tinns. lhiuk scrolnls has been YER
mach diminished ID this conniry since Is
b heen so largely used, and for thu
classes If society who are Of seden'an
b ,tls, and exercise the mind great de'
aud whose nervous 2, stem - much acle
upon, ! consider tea of The utmost lmgo'
lance"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

THE n. Y. Tribune appears in new
eapper-hced type. The editors set dow
their regnlar circu'alian-daily. week.,
semi weekly, and California, q, 50 600
copies.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

MURDER AT ST. PAuL.--A man nam
ed Simon Dalton was murdered in y drunk
en- braal on the 18th ult., oi 81. Paul, Min
pesota.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

The London correspondent, Of the a.
ted States Gazerte sats: "The directors !
p we'll known Insurance Office 10 Naafg4s
IL, hnd assembled al their rooms last ssss
- bold an import'ut meeting. When h
books and papers oi the company wes
.ralled for. the Secretary could tot fad IA
key ~ The large vault where lhes ~.
kept. After m unsuccessful search ".
Chahb. the maker oi the large ron jr
AMI lock, WIS .eai Cor, and was skea +.
b 4 4 ke&tbai would opcu che t9rk q.
n ailed lu the negative IL waS hfn aa
4 il Ia ca8Id pick the lek lie qaota
plai til the negative. aua rstAcri6ag aaz
+ wlHal, ~ the ih>lnpat q Ihat III. c,e
brs'ed locks could be picked! TIE ditse
r. asked whst Us T. M j Ut? Nj Che
usaefed that The aulV method bs ah=5
he b. Ks md papers eo4ld he procured -
Il EN- lie door down Tie aircrl"rs
not consent in such = proposition. snj Vi
Chuhb left the premises. A mes.eags
was Dispatched u Cheap-ide for The Ams;
"an, Hobbs, " ho sect one of hi wafkoe5
with Instructions 90 take 81 impression !.
wax &C the kc. hole If the lock. The Ua
departed and in a few minutes rei1aa
Nth The impression. M iibhs then :;
lected = few simple instruments, and ).
."mpsnied hi. waskinen to the insuraaa
flee. After operating on Chubh's ID
ten minutes only. the bolt was turned III
j nor was opened, md all The basks ans o
pers we're placsd before the Board ii b
rcctors, and 10 their utter astonishmeBl.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

This county will give the Locofocos =
majority Of from l25 10 l30--ahleh viii
be falling ,if on the State ticket from SO
10 IS votes. Letiingwel falls behind from
% 10 SC voies.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

TOkfI4,N News!
FRANCE AN EMPIRE

The steamers Uatting'oa aid niagara haze
arrived wtlh liter dates tron Eurapr.
The most important palJtical intel eenca b.
hat LJaIs Napoleon has declared IA iasor OF rs
an Empire.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
rreadstGtIs arc advancing.
Siacf ~ HUuT small.
Provisions Erm.
From NJ xweli's Circular Of he 1871 -
Observation-Disclosures healthy Wheat and
Floor advanced one pence 70 two ponce, and
Corn 3 TO 81 f.oaiing cargees northern, ad
vapced from 81 10 Oh daring the week.
The Niagara news SHOWS i'll further adj
vance than the above
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

Different sounds will travel with diff r
nt velocity - c7ll 10 dinner will run oyt
sen ncre l9t IN n moment aud n half
.hlle summons 10 return 10 work, take,
rom five to eight minutes
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04
VERDICT AGAINsT Dan RICE A verdi

VERDICT AGAIN,T Dan RICE A verde
81 81 600 dam pes has been rendered IL
he Supreme Court al b imorc. again
ID N Rice, tor an assault on George Appt :
~, a composition in the Btltim,r re Sun d.
Gce. committed two Wears ngo, under yer
ngrnvating circumstances. Dan RE
va- with Spalding & r dger,' circus whe,
IN, difficulty occurred and has MOI peri I'm
ID in B him since that time. The diff
.nlty originated about some trivial matter.
which led to blows, when App eby was
vas beaten severely hv Rice
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04
VARIEGAyED NEWSPAPERS Our flies

NARIEGATED NrwsPApERs. - Oar flies a
t pcr, from San Frfucisco are 81 snret
tn@s-'he IA RI being dry brown. b3i
th~rs tga yer c"lors--ptnk. "range, green
nil, &c. There appears t. be greaf
"acl't at printing paper Ia Cai,iorn,a.
aud wrapping paper surh other suh>tl,aI.
as caH ~ nrn"mfed j. necessarih used
Fhp Sac fr1nciscp yoMnal. saws:
IN" papers from The interior come II
ns varied ID hue as was Joseph's cont ,--
The Shast" courier is grizzly grey; the
HountHin Echo slightly sunhurned; The
Nartsvlle papers, one Of them bright.
he other dings brown; the Safe J0nr
nal # Sarrpme nto is rk. stiff ,nd hetp ;
bat The Sacrament Union continues IL.
reach Us ON good white paper, nIanniactur.
ell Of four sheets Of paper the size Of ordins
RS ioolscap, pasted together; however, con
tain ITO great amount OF news
There IL nothing IN hnnor or fame uf
worldly fortune, which il not vanity whcr
he time oI death pproach--nothing real
nathing substantial. nothing worth having
bat the hope Of Gods pardon, and the con
solution Of His religion Henry Clay.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

Some idea of the m untnle Of the boot
md shoe manufacturing in NJ schnseti,
MY be gathered from The facts, hat i
npioys 5000 males aud females; and
he senry value If the boots aud She,
nanutacturel. is about S25 100000
With Free Trade uppermosi, the French
would be our shnemakefs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04
THE ELECTION.

The following are The reported msjori
tics SO far heard from
Scott & ErAharn pierca & KIM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15
CREArEsv NNyELTY Or TIE sea.

~ SON-At Ud1-teilOW5' HaH.-t5rdnd EXhlbi-
ton ot philosophical and fancy GLASS WORKING,
Spinning and BLOWING, hy Messrs. Woodrofe
& Ogden, who take great pleasure in announcing TO
the citizens Of Richmond aud vicinity, that they
Will give one If their novel exhibitions at Odd Fee
lows Hall, commencing Monday, October | /, and
continue every afternoon and evening during the
week-on which occasi II they will manufacture e
tore each audience p ecimeus Of Glass Work, such
as Cupds ascer ding and descending il balloons,
CUplds drawn in char!Ots By swans, doves and f4i-
ries; vases of tJwers, birds Of Paradise, with
plUmes Of spur glass, and a Thousand other fancy
and phliOsOi cal articles. Ai<O, Glass spinning at
Il" late Vi len L4oussuu leel PR IiI.4utt, mi ei
hneF than hair sud equally elastic. LaGys Beau
tliul head Dress, made from cured spun glass; to-
gethor with illustrations Of notwithstanding Ass into
cloth.
Ia order to accommodate families, one exhibition
Will be given every Afternoon, commencing al 3 o
clock, and one every evening commencing at o.
Clock Ambulance to each exhibition 70 cents.
During each exhibition visitor viii be pr sen
tel will a beautiful specimen Of tae WORK which
they nlay cave had the pleasure u seeing uladc.
n. Z. The exhibition VIII % il the large Hall ever
the concert III. &C lift
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15

TO T~.-LlNCH6ITk1I TOK-
PORA ZION BONDS The subscribers nav.
d1I sac Seo,uuu o. Lyachburg Corporation Bonds
me Corporation of Lynchbury oreviou. tn issniney
theae bonds, owed the small debt Of sl02 OOU one
mar OF h1ch was tor her Gcater r0rks which are a
source OF revenue paying now, besides the expenses
o. their operations, about ive per cent upon their
cost, INTO the sinking fund OF the town treasury
me otner nsf OF this debt is for the towns sub
sctIpHoh 10 the James River and kanawha Canal ::
tpe s!och IN which, although very low, will mate
ly be valuable.
IN the Lynchburg and TEN essee road the town
OF LyLchburg mas assumed $500 900 Of bonds h,,t
hhe is mona lde subscriber for only about 500
0U0 For the remaining S2lG 900 she stands in the
relation OF lender or endOrser for the COMPANY ana
whenever the road gets fairly into operation she
will be relieved from paying least the interest W.
on this S2l0,u00.
The Improvement is one of the greatest in the
whole South, wei! in tke commercial advantages
" hich it will have as for its magnitude and there
can scarcely be doubt INDUCED that will pay Il
tta per cent. dividend For the payment Of the in
terest upon these bonds wei. the ultimate paw
mcnt OF the principal, the whole real estate within
limits OF the the cUrpOlaon, puoIc and prva!e, is
pLedged
Bat there is e feature in the new charter of the
town which gives additional assurance to all who
may become the pOssessers OF her securities. 1t is
provided that besides the obligation to pay the
nually accruing interest on her puoc liabilities, she
shall levy, collect and apart per cent upon
the princpdl a sinking fund to be applied to the
Ultimate payment Of the public debt This sinking
+, nd in short space Il time, already reaches So
U00 and 1t increases will be invested interest
paying funds hait will be multiplied in amount
as rapidly as possible.
The bonds II this Gown offer to the capitalist tavo-
ra5le opportunity iOr safe and jud!cious invest
:nent. The high premium upon State stock causes
inquiry tor securities at lower prices, and
gard tnosc Of LgncnDurg among the very best
now offered. That town Includes within lis tphere
OF the most p0puiOus and productive Countries
in the whole South. IL il the eastern terminus OF
the great Virginia ana Tennessee railroad, where
Il at Improvement strikes the James River and IA
nawDa CANA. i lie tobacco trade anu manufacture
has oe.n If the cniet Of that CONNER.
ciaI prosperity which mas made Lynchburg one OF
the Weaituiest inland towns N the Union. There
lie hardly another that can show she can thou
sand dollars tor each lnha5itant within her cUrpu-
| rate lines There Is permaneDcy in her cOtnner-
cal position trInness and soldty Ill the FONDA
| lions Of her commercial prosperity when prohibit
| any doubt Whatever t. her steadily growing aid
imprOv az career.
These bonds have coupons attached. Any fur
Their information that may be Ge.ll ed with regard
10 them viii he gwen application to the subscI
| bers, in person OF by letter.
DC IA c. w. PURCELL & co
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y Der, having hted up portion of the Bowling
Saloon OF Franklin street, near the Exchange, tor
a Carnage repository, is now receiving aud will be
constantly adding to mis- assortment OF Carriages
Bugsies, Rockaways, &c which ne thinks on close
examination will compare Iavoraby with any other
establishment in the city. With this view ne has
engaged the services OF practical coachl maker
Air. VIM. d, Baber, to cCnuuct the business, who
will give his personal attention 10 selecting aud Law
ing In such articles Of style and quality, VII suit
the fancy and meet the views OF purchasers in this
market He therefore solclts a call from MS IF ends
and tie public generally, that the5 may examine
and judge for themselves, hoping thereby 70 secure
share OF public patronage. Not unlniAGful Of the
past, the undersigned taxes this occasion to re:uln
mis- grateful! scknowle dgnents for the liberal en-
coufage extended TO MN in mis- livery business
and hatters himself continuance II Jse fayors
at his ola stand l2h street where ne can pretty
generally be found ready 10 administer to the wants
| of his customers.
cl3-eOd}U-g3t WILLIAM GRAVES
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Fa,HEATHE TAYLOR & CLARK. Acting
b. Managers ana Lessee VIM NJ. WARD, Sta E
n tnasaT.-fhe public respectfully informed
that this tavUrte place Of amusement will open tor
the lall and winter seasons, Monday evening
Oct 18Th, l-52 During the recess the I eatle h
been put IL COMPLETE REPAIR. For full partI-
s-ltIs Of Improvements, alterations, pany, &C.
DC see bills OF the opening. &c l5-2t
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Sale conducted by w. Goddin, Auc, oc I5ds :;

CANDLES HILL FOR SALE ut Auc.
"a tion.-Wiil be soId Monday the 18th day
OF October. 1852, upon the premises. comm ancng
at 81 o'clock d" Candles Hil," consisting oi three
half-acre Lots, with the Mansion House thereon Il
will be divided into suitable sized bui ding lots from
ting the east lire Of Sd street and the west line OF
ith street, running back 100 feet to alley % feet
wide With the Mansion House there will be sold
about Is feet Of ground on Sd street. All the build
ings upon the other lots will be sold to be removed
The location OF this property, in the most beautiful
part of the city, and adjoining the pubic square,
soon to be improved. offer peculiar Inducements to
persons seeking building lot or residence IN tie
most improving part Ct the city.
Ierms.-One-titth cash balance at six, twelve.
| eighteen and tweaty-.ou months for negotiable
| notes, interest added, secured by trust deed.
By request Of the owners:
oc Ibid w. GODDiN, Auct'r.
Ia w hig cupy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15

The election in luis State was for Governor,
SAFE officers, members ofCongress &c. Tie
fT returns received indicate the election Of
on. Wright, Dem. nnd majority Of Demo
cratic Cuu-rcssmen.
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By TOier 81 Coax.

= voinN sALE.-"u De sold publicly on
- nIoAi' the 10Th inst. commencing at 10
O'Clock, al the residence of John : Norman, one
mile beyond Thomas B, Curtis, on the Meadow
Bridge Road, about three miles from Richmond ,hs
usual variety OF household and kitchen Furni-
ture; $50 bushes OF Cora; $500 lbs OF Fodder a
large lot OF Shucks; ; fine Mich Cows; tat,ensa
Hogs; one plantation Horse; two Carts; the Farming
Utensils the crop OF Cabbage, and OF Potatoes both
lrlsn and sweet; together with many other articles
too numerous to Dc enumerated Terms cash.
oc IL 1ULER Il COOK, Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN,
REAL ESTATE OF

" a Z n = L. 4 n + L. TATE OE
The LATE THOMAS RUTHERFORD, De
CEAsED, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-In further
execution OF the last will and ties ameut of the late
.nomas Rutherford the undersigned, his execu-
s, WIN expose to sale, By public auction, on the
pienses' on the days hereafter stated. the follow
IS, 'atuaote real estate, viz: on Wednesday, the
Soeu octoher 1852, i'm mediately after Gen Pew.
toh iaff ms are sold say at o'clock P NJ a tract
VI .aAu ou the River Road, in HenTico about nine
a "1st Z, richmond, containing $40 acres
o a. t ciocA the same day, on the premises in
tne CITY Oh hIchnond, about lC5 feet Of ground on
I4e SCUM me OF Msrshal between Monroe ard
Henry rests; &c feet on the north line of R-nes
stFeet, between monroe and Henry streets; Sc feet
on the north line of Grace street AZ the cn-,,r IS
Adams street; 5523 feet on the south ii,e - ~
betw cen Madison and Belvidere streets M So -
the south line of Cary, between Fousbee and AZ
ans streets; and % feet on the east line nj
between Cary and Byrd streets And on FGaav
afternoon. the 22i October, 1852, upon the pren7.
squares Of land about half mile OF the city of
Richmond, near Mr.. Valentine Hecklers. north Of
Venable street, between 2oth and Both streets.
All of The above lots and squa es Oh land will be
divided to suiC purchasers.
Terms Of Sale All sums under $500. one.third
cash balance at six and twelve months all sums
over that amount, one.tuurth cash, balance al SIX
twelve and eight months. In either case nee o.
liable notes bearing interest, secured by trust
deed. JOHN RUTHERFORD
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
SAMUEL J. RUTHERFORD,
ALEXR II. RUTHERFORD,
Executors.
Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15

'sRHkEE-PLI CAnPETS.-Just received
l. from auction an assortment Cf two and tlree-
ply Carpets, very handsome patterns and OF good
quality, all Of ncn we VIII offer at extremely low
prices
Also, handsome Muslin ard Lace Curtains Lin
en-, Satin, Damask Bicached anu Unbieached Lin
en- ana Cotton; Diaper, HucAaDack, Linen and Cot
ton Sheetng Of all kinds, and variety OF articles
adapted Tor housekeepers, can always be found al
The cheap store Of
HART & MOSES,
&c IL 6 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
BY Alexander Mott & On.

(LOTHs, CAesIMEkES, CLOTH
- ING, &c, AT AUCTION THIS Crhursday)
MORNING, commencing at half past o'clock, we
will sell at auction
800 pieces of seasonabe Clothing, consisting %
Goats, Pants and Vests
$50 yards blue and black Cloth
100 yards black and fancy Cashmere
90 dozen white and fancy Shirts
% pieces Alpaca, and 50 dozen cloth Caps
With large lot Of Dry Goods. Sale positive,
&C ID ALEX MOTT L. CO, Aucts.
Postponement.-In consequence of the in
ciemency Of the weather the above sale is postpon
ed until Monday, the l8th when it Will positively
take place.
&C 10 ALEX. MOTT & co. Auct,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15

There is a report Of an Indian murder on
the Cult Coat, given on the authority Of a
private letter from Tampa. Billy Bowlegs
aud pltg arrived last week, and wended his
Wy to his hu.tinG grounds. What his deci-
lion will be is Of course not known. Gen.
Hopkins has Authority to raise 1909 meE in
ca-e # bis refusal 20 leave the country, and
liant him out
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15

- ! d.sgr4cefaI election riot took place
IN the 1871 ward, Baltimore, on Wednesday.
Tae officers were oyerpowered and very
roughly u4uIl j ay the desperadoes.
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sHITH's LOTHER1 0aElCE.
Wall street. ucGeF tas CITY Hotel
EA&I.E'~ I,l. u ~TAs.n

To-day.-Md Consolidated a Capitals: of
Sl2 0U0 Of 1000 0t 5000 l OF 1906, / oI 1900
OF lI9s, 20 OF 1000, &C. - numbers, - drawn.
Tickets S1-shares in proportion.
Also, FataPsco, 274-Cagitais o. as 009, l CT
2UUJ | OF 100, / q go, q ace ! OF 200, ~ OF Co.
10 OF 80, go Of 40 IS numbers, I3 drawn. Tick-
cts S2-sAares il proportion.
oc 10 SMITH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15

=. Arthur c. Lee, practical printer who
was beloved and respected by all his associates
t.ed At Charleston last week. He was native
O. DeG0yshife, England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15

~,lIEr .,IeLD rLATED wAhE.-Jast re-
- ceiyed per ~ sm.aip Asia. from Llverp pool,
extensive assortment OF Sh III Id P.aie1 Goods
suca a. Gators, Gaze Baskets sugar BASKETS, Can.
diest.cks " ater pI,chers &c, &c, comprising nav
end e.sant styles eli GiHrEa's House ParEshir Z
Stare, 49, Man street. &C Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15

- 4 destructive fire occurred at CIeve-
LAND, Onia, on the morning q the l2th-
Aboul twenty live buildings were consumed,
au4 oae man was killed by the falling ruins.
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GREGORY q gEAGRX,
Managers, Kichmcnd, Virginia,
Successors to J. w. haury = Co.-ottice No.
Main street.

Drawn Nos Of Delaware LOTTERY, Class l0e, Oct.9:
33 80 63 ] - Il % - II 81 u IS
Ticket Nos l II ::s, The second Capital Prize Of
So, zoe, sent 10 this Agency aud sold by Ihos
LElnhtrt, v,nder.
Drawn Nos q Delaware Lottery, Class III, DC, 49,:
81 So II 49 y II Al - a 80 Is 90 - 30
Scheme W0-day.-CHpia Is: $50, 600 II 600,
$3.50, $780, 25US 10 TT 1000 % 100 10 Of 200 500
If 100 &c. IL nunb~rs, IA aiaHn. Tickets So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15

- The steamer Sierra Nevada arrived at
brings M news.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-15

- In an atimy at Eastop, ND, last Friday
a.-h,. lie lonn bail5t, Samuel fucker, was
a4d.y cut N the abdomen by Theodore Il.
LoJcker!nan.