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, 1852-09-11

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Alice, British schooner;
G.. ". Kendall, American Brio
Cynosure, American Schooner,
Exact, American S,hooner;
Leoncsa, American Brig;
Franklin, American Schooner;
Honolulu Packet, British Schooner
George Emery, American Big;
Dlmariscoye, American Schooner;
Honolulu Packet, British Schooner:
Mary Taylor, American Schooner
John Davis, American Brig;
Franklin Adams, American Brit;
Daniel, American Brig;
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, 1852-09-11

pGr Several gentlemen have recently Wis
istod this part Of the country with a view to
thooroction Of steam saw-mills-all Of whom.
we arc tod, were fully satisfied that Pugot's
Sound possesses advantages, an,AoiFors in
duecments for the lumber trade, far superb
or to any other portion Of the Pacific coast.
1t will be remebcred that every vessel en-
gagged in the lumber trade, can save from
$500 to $500, in pilotago and towago, by
coming to Puget's Sound after their car
goes, instead of the Columbia river.
, 1852-09-11

G5- When young men have nothing TO
live upon but love, they commonly fall in
love and get married just if hugging and
kissing were a substitute for mutton chops,
or as II terms Of endearmeni would supply
the place Of marshed taiers and fricased
mackeral. The philosopher who said that
love was a beatifo madness, we think was
not far from the mark
, 1852-09-11

CrR PLATroRN--Ihe planks in our
platform, are, at present, rather rudely ar
ranged, bat we expect, before long, to have
diem nicely adjusted and pinned down. In
the mean time We respectfully forowon ci-
ther political party from coming within a
sPring-board's Jumping distance of it, as, if
either should attempt to leap thereon they
nigh; break through, and thon-" what
fall tiey 'ooald get ny countrymeu -
our ouly redress for such an outrage would
be to plank them tlder, and pin them
down.
, 1852-09-11

"THE CoLUMBiAN."-The pioneer news
paper west Of the. mouniaius-betw,en the
daddy Of Oregon waters and Kams,katka
we don'tcxpect any subscribers there, how
ever, as they don't cumtux our "wau-
wau.") Walk up gentlomen--a few cham
oos for subscription left Only five dollars
year" AND-A-c0iYo !-AND-A-GolNGr %
who bids! Ten copies did you say?-
Thank you sir. Sale closed. Be patient,
gentlemen. Open again m-morow morn
ting Of g O'clock, plecs Is.
, 1852-09-11

E15~ Tho oysters along the Sound are
shivering in thoir shells at tho "crcaiag "
prospect, and the lobstors are anxiously cry
ing out FOX the "earth TO hide thom,'' as
tho cruel dcnizcns of Olympia are even con-
yerting their shells into lime, for plastarinq
purposes. Fine, fat country this, but the
people up the "frosh drink " are excused
from the "fcast of fat things"
, 1852-09-11

~ porsons who are scoptical about the
richness of the soil Immediately upon the
Sound, would have all their doubts removed
upon visiting the garden at the Mission ol
St. Joscphs, under charge of Rev. Pierre
Ricand, where they would find every spe-
cies Of vegetables growing in the most luxu-
rient profusion and mammoth size.
, 1852-09-11

b1- We respectfully invite gentlemen to
correspond for " The CoLUMBrAN," on such
subjects Of public interest, as are admissible
under our rule Of sirici neutreHiy in politics
ana religion. All communications will find
a place in our columns, if, upon inspection,
we shall deem them calculated to promote
the interests Of the country.
, 1852-09-11

The CHoLrRA.-The cholera is raging
fearfuHy al Jackson, Mo. On The 2lsi OF
June, the town was nearly deserted, not
enough remained to bury The dead-and
some ten or Twelve corpses were lying in
the houses unburied. The deaths number
between forty and fay. Among the vic
times were Col J. w. Bussel, and j. w.
Limbaugh, Editor of the Sogihvrn Democrat.
, 1852-09-11

FRUir Growing observed at Mr..
Bushes farm, peaches, apples, and several
other kinds Of fruit growing upon trees, on
ly two or two years old, which, for siz9 anl
healthy appearance, eqlils thc fruit Of any
1l Ac western .8tcs.
, 1852-09-11
cJ- Route and Distances from Columbia
River 10 Olympia

From TrxAs.-rhe Galveston Journal
has a letter from San Antonio, which states
that on June lst Lieut.. HAYES, Of the 81
dragons, with party offileen men, had Z
skirmish with a marauding band Of Camlu-
ches, who had been perpelrating ou,ragrs
on the road between Fort lngc and Fort
Duncan. The Indians were discovered AZ
a distance Of about a mile or more, and the
pursuit, which lasted an hour, was necces-
sarily conducted at great disadvantages.
Leul. HAwEs succeeded, however, in shoot
ing two and recovering thiry-eight an
inals AMI four captive children The chill
dren stated that their father and mother and
elder brother and sister were murdered by
Them three days before. Lieut. DevNAN
reports that he crossed several trails be,
tween The Nueces and the Rio Grande.
, 1852-09-11

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, 1852-09-11

lL~ A preacher in Massachusetts, In un-
deItaken to provo that It was no; a whale
but a shark that Swallowed Jonah lIestys
that ihcrc ar, 10 whal.s in the Mcli.elFoau.
, 1852-09-11

&EcE OF THE BRIG EAcE.-This YES
sci ~ was wrecked On the coast Of Van
coufcrs Island, on the night Of August eth.
We lShn from Mr.. Edward Tharp, one of
'thc'9R%, that the Eagle, (haying a cargo
Of g6ctS for Indian trala,) cudcavorcd to
get into a haFbor on the Island, with which
no one on board was acquainted and there
suddenly coming up a strong south cast gale,
she went ashore and struck. The crew
went ashore as best they could, but no soon
cr had they landed than the Indians strip
ped them Of every thing they had--proyis-
ions, blankets, &c; and their lives being
threatened by The natives, they made their
escape in whale boat, The second day after
the wreck. For five days they colsted along
the Island, suffering every species of in
dignity wherever they undertook to land,
and suhsiadug on muscles and other SHE'LL
fish, until, in passing though Nootka Sound
tl2y were attacked, and the mate, (Alr
Powell,) and man by the name of Ran-
cock were taken prisoners. Fortunately,
howoyor tho Inflated crew soon after tlis
.f.ll in wi.h another trading vessel, on which
they sore Afforded shelter and protccIion.--
some friendly Dlaokwood Indians being on
hoard, learning their late disaster, armed
themselves, and going ashore, affected the
r5laasa Of ,he prisoners Ly tho exchange of
a f1w blankets. All the crew reached the
Sound in safo,y
The Eagle, it viii be rocollcctel, started
from Portland last spsing, with a load Of pas
sengers for Qaeon Charloltc's Island.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08
"A FINE Ss1DLEs AND i.A1.
IN NESS, EiI1ufactared by G Il MILES,
~ Cary street, opposite the Column


bian : l-e3.-N Withstand the mali
c10Gs tGtSed0ods + I.4v.- / IN circulated by de
signing and mp sactai PRISON , alleging that
had closed business. obpH u close business in
thas Guy, and tnst u!ac u ed ooth saddles
and Harness from ac.ae.yed mater iGls suCn 10
ether master woTkf.a1 woGlI use, | beg leave to
say to my old customers and the public at large,
mar am yet carrying su more extensively than
ever ut my old st4L3, nd should &C pleased 70 cup
ply their wants in any and every article 10 my
line. That have aroused The Ire of some of my
contemporaries, By selling the same class Of sad
dies ard Harness twenty FIVE per cent. lew, r
!haa they offer th@m, is no: to be wondered at,
wheu their gfosptrg araTlc;0usness is FnowG; hut
tina. nave d right To sell lny goods at small profit,
IN ORD T to realise speedy sales, WI hardy he
qcHsNf ned BY any right th.aE'ng person, who de-
Elres u see aucces stdi rivalry carried on by
u harn against Northern manufacturers If ngp
SADDLES and HARNESS are ietter asadr of more
coStty and durable stock and sold tWanty aud THRU
per cent cheaper than other manufacturers are dis
psss4 TO StIt a. and | am cone with my pref :,
sutc.J no one ehDuld complain of re. Bls there
are ca m -tOrs il the world who ninuglly seek
objects u on whom TO veat their spleen and SUP
poe must ar their unmeriled n1aliga:ty
10 IN Sc tLeI VIII with coIaiaCn Saddle Tor
small price, real line Sd Idle al ru en- less cost
tnan su1Ia. article can b uu9chasad in a1v Other
establishment South Of M4se-s Il Dix 1n's line, | in
Tite them To Call on me. have row in s,or7. ard
am continuity man 1iacuring. over for:g difcycat
pdtte1HS, ranging from SIS 10 9iU0 In Harness
| am su!e my STOCK cannot be surpassed for beauty
OF flush, superi )sity cf stock CT winch they e.e
composed, nd in moderate prices. Besides these,
| h We itihing " hi2a. stirrup !rens, Fri
dies, ri nrtinga s., &c, &C., Of al. qualities,
which will setl unusually low.
In cUrcu:iop, allow me to cay to the yu,ic that |
an pc na9cAt'y located in this city, doing pro-.
perou@ and Thriving business. gaining new custom
every weeE, and DESPITE the slande-ous tongues
thai continually assGii me, winning the good opinion
OF al " 10 q ,aI with Ali ask is an exsrnira
tor OF my stock and prices, which ! am anxious
to have seen by cyory man who neeis any article
in my line G Z MILES
de s-G6. Cay 4 epposisc Columb. an Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

En>TA INFAMOUS AND EFEECTUAL
CURE FOR CORNS, BUEIONS. COLLOSi-
TIES, NAILS GROWING INTO THE FLESH
and every disorder OF the eet, by peculiar and
new method. without cutting or causing the slight
est pain. MfJ LEViTRE, Surge IN chiropadist
OF No conduit, 81 Paul street, London, and No 90
Biz rivoii, Paris, patron. z ID by the royal
family AID nobility Of Great Britain and rrance, has
the honor to announce 10 the .sdes and geniIemea
of Richmond, tia. ia compliance with the request
OF several digtiugu he'd families from this city he
will remain hers for very short time. Mr. levi
ire will De happy to receive, during tae few days
he intends reIna ming here persons laborng under
painful affections Of the feet; he promise them
the same certain and quick cure that have obtain
ed for him European reputation. He can lay be-
fore the public testimonials, such as have scarcely
ever been obtained by any professional man La
dies and gentlemen can be waited upon at their res
licences by le sviag order at the Cthce. Hours
at his room, 7 TO A 81, IL to n, and to in
the evening
Copies OF testimonials from Princa Louis Napo,
leon President OF the French Republic
Je certinc qIe ii. Lesltre eneVe les cons ayec
uue extreme habllete.
LOUIS NAPOLEON BoSAPARTE.
From His Grace, the present Duke ef Cleveland
| certify, tlat mr LeVitEe, has completely cured
my Corns. CLEVELAND
From the Nos, Reverend, His Grace, the Lord
Archbishop OF Armagh
Icertifg, that Mr. Levtre extracted the Corns
which were Ga my feet without giving me any
pain. joins u hhaAGh'
IA CEarlcs street, London.
Frem the Most Noble, the Marquis OF Lans-
DOWN
Mr. Levitre extracted Corn with perfect facility
and succegs. LANsDowEE
From John Whteomb, Esq, No 3i5 MarAet
street, Philsdelphia
do hereby certify, that Mr. Levi,re extracted
nv Corns, AID also operated upon my nail
growing in the fefh, with immediate relief and
without the least pain JOIN WHITcoMB,
Szut %. Is52 No 3i5 Market
From Joseph Brown, Es9,-unsolicted BY Mr.
beg leave to testify to his success and skill in
having perfectly removed a large Buaion Of long
standing, without causing any pain.
JOSEPH pRowN,
No as North Fifth street Philadelphia.
October IS. 1854.
From Peter Reed Esq
Mr. Leyisre extracted from my feet very trouble
some Corns and very painful Bunion, in a lew
minutes and without the least pain, TO my entire
satisfaction. PETER REED,
No 2l3 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
October %, 1882.
la addition 10 the above authenticated testimo.
nials, many thousands more ia bis posses sion
among which are several from ladies Of the his b.
es, rsnk-csn be seen by fsvoripg him with a
call, at City Ho.ei.
JR Leyitre wiz remaia here this week only
City Hotel. room Eo4 de 7--5ss
EINE LIVERPOOL ,ALT, @ Alum saia'
L f5r tale BY WILLIAM EG9LEstoS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

kNEATHERs RENOVATED by = FEAig.
L The subscriber has purchased of AFR +. l..
Hope, Reaoyaiug Machine, tor the purpose of
making old feathers have all the fRllness and eiast
city Of new ones and d: the same time destroying
the lncth and other insects pre- judicial 10 feather
beds aud also of curing new feathers wneu attend
cd b. disagreeable scent
Numerous references caa be given.
He raay be found at the Brook Avenue House,
where ORDERS may be lett
de To-. ELIJAH l.. JONES.
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ehronie rheumatism of Ten Years,
standing.

New ORLEANS, March 81.
80 IHSe, merchant, writes mo language can de-
seioe L1s sunerlngs have endured for the last ten
ra W M was chronic Rheumatism in its worst
aILls OF the last three years have scarcely been
system was affected have had the best medical At
tendance which could be procured in the East and
south And besides, have used all other remedies of
70 rum the constitution ofany At length tried
Mortlmore's Rheumatic Compound, and it has per-
formed radical cure. p PRICE,
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.F +. J. Z. Worden, young man en-
p.oyed on the Rochester and Syracuse Rail.
soad, New York, was run over by the cars and
instantly killed on Saturday night.
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ce 2-lw* VIM ROBERTSON. Jy.

etELLtNG OFF AZ GUSTAV No l7s,
~ Corner of Broad and 9th street. We have stn
large stock Of Single and Fancy Dry Good, ON
hand, which we are offering at Cost Prices The
change we intend making in cur Business, and to
have the ore we now occupy refitted compels
us 10 Ciose by the first OF next month Persons In
want OF Dry Goods will ind 1t to their advantage
to give US call, as are Offering great induce
uents. Our stock Of Cloths, Casiuleres, Ves,ings
Flaanels, Carpetings, Alaygcas, Muslin de La! mes
81 ached aid Brown Domestics is large and we'll
assorted. With flil stock Of White Goods and
other articles generally kept by US at prices which
cannot fail 10 please.
tS--d0u, G, pnlEnoAtJns
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HERE A CHANCE FOR BA r.
GAINS AT TIE FRANKLIN CT OIaINa

SiotE' no l5s, Main Street. Richmond, Va.-We
have jus. received in addition to cur already large
STOCK OF Ready Meds Clothing, n superior lot Of
over Goats, OF various Styles. Also Dress Sacks,
rEock and Dress Coats OF every color, s.yle and
cqahty Plain Black and + .ncy Cashmere Pants
Also, Vests in eG.,ess variety, and of every style
q!a!;:y ana material large and very select stock
OF dfn;lemens urushing Goods Every article
snltaoe to complete the Gent,eman's Wardrobe-
Aiso' Umbrellas, CaFDe; Bags, &C &c. All Of which
We vii! sell at cost until the LIST of January az We
Wish to clouse out the entire Slo-k by that time
Anost Who cell carly Ill get the best bargains.
X DECOU & CO.,
d. Aim l3a Main St,a,
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.-u-To TIsE CITINENs. OF .lichmond,

Ard STEAMERS WISHING TIE CITY
Il you wish ~ nave your Hair Cut, in the latest
eEd most approved slyle, and your Whiskeys
chs" cet t. beautiful black or Blown color, then
call at ts.e II Cutting, shaving, Shampooug and
battling Saloon under tue american Ii Jte
E-Hot, cold sLd shower Bstas, can be had
ob..y, iIcta i N 70 . ? ~ and On Saturday to Ii
n. Single Bath % cents, OF ave tickets for 81
Entrance Ga Iltn street ao27
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

- A fire brone out in The Franklin House,
at Hudson, N. Y, on the 9th, which destroyed
Inc entire building and It's contents. 1t is
feared that one person IN The building at the
time he's been burnt 10 death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

Boston, Dec. 5.-Slade and Whitons sta
Dies, StewaiI's Gy mnasiuLn and the Pavilion
0ys,e! Saloon, Oh the corGer Of Franklin and
tiawley streets. were destroyed by fire this
evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

.-gF Henry Bu'!d, John Cusfis. Frederick
West and Henry Smith, are the names Of the
pilots supposed to have been lost in the pilot
boat Yankee, Of Sandy Hook, last Friday
mint
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

- VIM. Marriott, who had his skull frac
;ured a few days since, in a house ofillfame
a Putsburg, by Samuel Lewis, died on the
oh. Lewis hus not been erres ed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOR THE DAILY DIsPATc1I
Marine Disaster.
NV YORK. Nov.

INV YORK, Nov. Z.
The ship Georgia, of Savannah, Capt. Alex,
Brady, from Liverpool for New York, with $50
passengers, went ashore on Long Beach, near
Bonds Hotel. The passengers and crew were
all saved, aud kindly treated by the proprietor
Of the hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

rSssssE.l CEICAERlxG,S BEAU
60. ~ II. UL PIaN0 fOkTES -keceut.
n u = ny received, four elegant instru-
A nents ir, III the distinguished Pisno
Forte maker, Chicken. g, with {, ca aid octaves
beautifully fniaked in rosewood and black walnut
Also, rev supplies from tn esta5i!she3 manuiac-
tories of Adam, S;odart & Co, AMI Juhu B. Dun.
ham, New York-all Of which have their usual fine
tone and ELEGANCE oftnish
NASH e. WOODHOUSE.
70 Fair prices allowed for cid Pianos in ex.
cdange. DEF
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S. FOR RENT.-The dwelling over the
Eaa:u store of Mr. Chas HDrdlnyer, Main street, be.
tween 9th ard 10Th streets, containing seven
roous kitchen, sergants' rooms, cellar, yard, hy-
draft, &c. Also, the Office I2th street, lately
occupied by g. d. White, Esq, Attorney at Law
App.y to JOHN GkEME.
de 4-dtf
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by Alexander Mott ~ Co.

: UCTION SALE of FANCY ARTICLES.
- ON THURSDAY MORNINI, the 9.h instant,
al ocyck, in store. will be offerld al auction,
large invoice Of FANCY STAPLE ARTICLES
BY catalogue. The catalogue will be distributed on
Tuesday. Sale positive
de ALEX MOTT CO., Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-08

I OfsT.-On the 18th OF November las., in Rich
"a 'oEd or between the Chesterfield Coal Mines
ana that place. an Envelope, direoted to Holden
hhoces, Esq, containing receipt of Samuel
TABOR, for claim of about 8,33 in favor If Ann
Shearer AMI against Alexander Reid, Sen, assigned
by ann Shearer to ne Any information in re- ard
thereto, VIII be thankfully received if left at this
Office
Ce2-lw+ VIM ROBERTSON Jy
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SMITHS LOTTEEY OEFICE.
Wall Street, Endor the City HCssi,
CHALk'S OLD STAND

DreWn Nos ParepscO, No 5:
II - - 80 IS Al - II 7e 10 % so 40 50
Ticket AZ Sc n, sold
To. day.-susquehanna .. Capitals: Of s37,.
500, 20 If $500. IS of 1850, % o750, - of 35,
Ct $50, &c rs Numbers, II drawn. Tickets &l0
shares in proportion.
k!su-Patspsco, Class 7-Capitals: of Sl;,79.,
10 c 1882 &c. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets g. 81
-shares in proportion.
SeS SMITH
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By Alexander Mott & Co.
OUR EVENING SALES win be continue


A'A POUND AND BLOOD PURlFIER.-Tbis
great discovery Is bringing health and happiness 70
thousands Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
thousand cases of chronic rheumatism (of the worst
% OF TINS dreadful dsease( have been cured perma-
of curing the past year by the Of few bottles
bs; ts compound Letters and certificates are daily
Who's scelved from parties of high standing many Of
,hi nave been cTPples Tor years from the effects Of
that tba @ lncurabie disease, but who now affirm
Md are sound and we'll made by this great re-
eay, Wnien Is vegetable spirit-an internal remedy
cure In every case either infammasorv Tacuts \ =,
Term testimony Of the chs
all who may feel sufficiently interested n an @ ~
Propretors, at their Central Office No l. Barclay n
Astor House. New York. One bottle S. three bottlss
CIV PURCELL, LADD l. Co
Sole Agents for Richmond
w v. ALEXANDER CO.
i Dr. ct.
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BY Davenport, Allen q Go.

BY Davenport. Allen q 90.
GROCERIES, &C., Ar AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 9Th December, at 10 o'clock
we viii sell at our auction store, assortment OF
Groceries, viz;
Rio ana LEguayra Coffee
Crushed and Coffee Sugar
Bacon and Mc!asses
Rice, Raisias, Candies, Leather
Green and black Tea
Rum Brandy, Whiskey
Cheese, d &C. &C.
TERms-Under 500 ca@h; 3l00 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT. ALLEN & Co,
Gt6 Auctio9eers.
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.TKaYED CR STOLEN, from me

a. sTkAXED Gti STOLEN, from me
83VsC5scriber, Lear tie let Locks, bob taii
nay a Grse, {GRrned Jim Saudiord9 slightly lame
il. MS RICH, Alud leg A liberal reward will DO
paid him if LEFT nay store, z95 Bread street.
Ter such formation msy enable me to recover
kin
de 4-,s CHaS. BAKER
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DLAXS! PLAYs!-ACTLN PLAYS.!
l. To be had at the Cheap Book store Of
LEWIS l. SMITH,
Opposite American Hotel.
Catalogue of playa

Consisting Of the prime pal Stock Pieces-in Ire
gedy, Comedy and farce wv being played in the
respectable Theatres Of England and America
l his splendid collection Of Acting Pays has heen
got u by he Publisher az vast ex pense that
thing might be wanting in tie Standard ijrama of
America. Edited oy hpp-s :srgaat, Jas - Love
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