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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-16

A Il an adjourned meeting Ct the Council OF the
n City Of Richmond, held Sept zlst, 1ss2, the fol
lowing was adopted:
The Council being satisfied that the petitions OF
Corbin Warwick ard others are the petitions ofone.
fourth of the freehodsrs Of the city, doth, on the
said petitions,
ResoIre, That poll be, and the same Is hereby
directed to take the of the feeholders of tie
half Of the cty ay subsc ribe to the stock Of the
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Company, com
panv Incorporated for work OF internal improve
n,ent in this State part Of which is to be construct
ed in or near the clty.l an amount not exceeding
$4,000 tba The time If the poll be Tuesday, the I'd
dav of November next, and that this resolution be
published for one month (and afterwards until the
day Of the poll in at least two newspapers Of The
city. A copy.
WIN. P. SHEPPARD, c. C. 4.
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DR.. MAUPIN'S SCHOOL,
1 1th street, between Marshall and Clay

THE next session will commence on MONDAY,
l. the 4th of October, and continue ten months
The plan of instruction embraces thorough
course in the English branches Ancient and Modern
languages Mathematics and Chfmistry The sd.
vanced pupils will have opportunity of attending
the Lectures on Chemistry at the Medical College.
These lectures will be given at o'clock in the after
noon, an hour at which pupils will be disengased
from ordinary school duties.
The rncipal will give instruction in Mathemat-
les, Chemistry, &C. MIR P. MONTAGUE in An
cient Languages, &c; and Mr. j. MICHARD in
Modern Languages.
~ Strict discipline will BE- enforced.
TERMs-For the English branches Classics and
Mathematics, $50 for one Modern Language, $50;
and for two, $50 per session Of ten months payable
half in advance, and the balance the s. of March
PRIMARY DEPART MENT.
The Principal, with the Tisw Of having his own
sons well taught in the elements of knowledge
Spelling, Reading, Writiag, sc has determined TO
establish Primary department in connection with
his School. For this department separate room
will be provided, and competent assistant EN-
plOyed who will devote his attention exclusively
tn it II will be under the general supervision Of
the Principal. Only limited number of pupils will
be admitted and the fee will be $50 per session of
ten months. Sc 2J-lm
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DTi CE.-1he subscriber Is prepared to re
' sumo the tuition of the French Language
dramatically and practically, with continued ex-
erton to enable his pupils 10 speak it with pure
pronunciation and exempt from foreign and pro
vincisl locutons
al lS-tawtsWS NJ. 3. POITIAJTX
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A LII SHALL BOYs.-H. p. TAYLOR 9Th
II street, between Grace and Franklin-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give spe
cisl attention to Reading, Correct Enumeration,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at the Dispatch Office. My Rule is peremp,
tory, but as gentle AS possible. &C 9
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MAXINE NEWS.
FORT OF aICMHlOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Sharon, Thatcher, Boston, md5e to Cur.
RE.
Schr Baltimore, Philips, Baltimore, ndse to w D
CoIquit-
schr Sylvia Higbe, Higbe, Philadelphia, coal to J
w Wright.
Steamer Virginia. Teal, Philadelphia, mdse to R
Rankin.
Ship Hernine, Ra,chen cd at New York for
Richmond 18th.
schr Reneicba Hallcck, Perry, hence, arr ar New
York l3tn.
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sally LANE 40 EUUHANA IL
~ LESS THAN Two DAYS, BY CENTRAL,
RAliROAD-ALoO DAILY BY NATURAL
BRIDGE 70 WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Leave Richmond daily at hafpast s, a VI, to S,aua.
ton ~ Night; second day to Buchanan by ). P M
On the return, leave Buchanan al B O'clock 4 n.
arrive al Richmond aext day to dinner, By aa!f pas:
l O'Clock, ? II.
This makes daily line via Natural Bridge 10 the
White sulphur Springs
Fare from Richmond TO Blchanan.
90 do Richmond to White ulphur via
Natural Bridge. -...- II
au 6 p II GILL S,,,arirtan5ar,
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The above embraces in part the Newspapers the
subscriber Is agent ior and delivers or mails them
at the above prices
ANY two Of the Magazines for FIVE dollars
The subscriber also receives ali New Books and
every thing il the cheap publication line soon as
published. THOS. II. GRESHAM,
Opposite Brood Street Hotel.
- fire lot of new Music always On hand.
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sSEV. VA. ID. IOGE't, BOA DI \ [.
AS AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank
lin ard 5is Streets. Richmond. Va.-Ihe

<
4G AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank
lin ard 5ih Streets, Richmond, Va.-Ihe
ue>t term OF this Institution will commence on the
LIST OF October. The of study will embrace
ali the branches pertaining to a thorough English
education, together with Ancient and Modern Ian
guagts. Last year more then 100 pupils were IN
attendance at the same time, but during the next
term The number will be restricted to lO0-twenty
Of whom vii! be received boarders in the family
OF the Principal. Charge for board, washing and
all usual accUmmoG atoms, for ten months, S22O
as heretofore. Tuition ia English, from $25 e
$40, according to the advancement of the pupil
French. Spanish or Italian, SO Latin, SIS Music
81 per month. The German Language will be
taught orally or by the usual method, TO as many
as may wish to acquire it, Jreeof charge.
Rev. j. 7. Stafford viii occupy the position
which was filed by the Rev. w. J. Hoge last year
Mr. Stafford is gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship and mas had several years experience
as an instructor in some Of the bee, institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country as well as from
the city desired to De present on the first day Of
the session. 1t is often serious inconveuience
ana encouragement TO a pupil to enter class
which has made even week progress.
Payments 5HrariaJiy III GdUGace -one-half on the
first Ui October, the other On the first OF March
All Communications will receive prompt atten
uoa. Address REV. II. ID. HOGE,
au 21-dSW3m Richmond Va
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rOCHRANs niAUHENE FoK URrsH

HcCHRANS HiACHESE FOX CRUSH
" ING GELD OBE.-These Machines by their
simplicity II construction, their durability the un
doubted principles upon which they operate, their
effective operation aud result Justly entitled To
the consideration Of all parties engaged in Crush.
ing, Grinding, and Puiverlsias G0ld Gre, ard all
other ores o. mlnern! substances. They work and
denver wet or dry as may be required and Car be
worked by steam, water, or horse power, ana when
pun 'erslng gold bearing ore quartz, pa ticuary
When nacn sulphurate OF Iron is sound with the
ore. The perfect manner in which all the material
passing through the uIachiLc is lanulated keeping
the gold pe.tectly blight, lIun4 IS 10 30 Ger GEM
more gold Us produced Than By any other process
known. Machues, with the right to use them
capab.e OF pulI erisIng To fine powder 5OU pounds
per hour are sold at SiOOO-those pulverlsing one
ton per hour al S2,JOU--aud ;hCsc ruver!siug two
tons per hour at 5000, delivered IN New York
trsf o miners VINO are nOt prepared 10 purchase
the machines will be furnished, and rented on TIA,
following terms, viz:
machine to puIverise 1000 pounds per hour
s3OO-per car,
two tons L" $3.50
competent person will be provided to erect the
machine, al the expense Uf the icssee
Machines are at WORK in rev York, and at the
Teliureum Gold mine II Commodore Stockton
Fiuvanna County, Va.
Application may DE made to W illiam BcaeIev
Esq, Danlelsvlile, Spotsylvania County Va or to
MT. John u Beaslev agent OF Commodore Stock 4.
tons mines, Bowlesvlil,, Fiuvanna Co., Va,
For further particulars address
E. & J. BUSsiNG L. CO.
oc FIN 32 CAa street, NY
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rIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD

I away from my prem.e,, on the nlgn! ot IGf
23rd September, without any prGg0catgG. LnY mal
MARIA she is mulait0 woman, u TstltE DARK
Complexion, long hair, wears it tucked u. sAe ia
% years Of age. neat and tidy in her a-q'sranc-
and of usual size. No mark, except Ina. he. e..
eye tooth projects the other teeth A'te; CARED
vii n her seven or eight tr0cks anu twJ LgaHe::.
one a dress bonnet and The other long tass1
will pay the above reward If delivered 10 Eaa, " b.
cure IN Jail SO that ! &c. her again. ! .ra.- -
has b.rn seen n RiaaIaUnd ?. II Prize.
Hanover October An, i-I2 &C DIS
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hl~SULiWlUN .-ILe co.parius ssa'r NJ
~ tUiose existing dader The hrIA o! l. Il ~
ROSE is This day, " mutual consent c.ssySeL
September 10Th, 1882
ne subscriber IN returning his most sl1c.--
thanks tor the very liberal patronage 50 andy %
slowed the old irm, 5egs 60 inform lis o." e-s.
toners and ,ne citizens generally, tAat ne "ao jus.
returned from tie North VIA an eatire new s'-'>
OF Fail GCOds, amongst wh'ca may Dc io""'
handsome designs in silks, SIl< Ye.y-ts, A3Hs.--
de La.uc, Cash neres, HerIno., hiPacas and a. 4
taHsIye assortment Oh Grape, .Jn. square ana ''.'
Shaw!s; also vely large assor,'nen, * .'1N.-'
Blankets, kerseys, Lins'ys, &c e. ana ai.-'.
every article usually kepi IL d. goods ROUSE
which viii be sold on the most Eeasyuag.e i",n4'.
NORRIS " kUSL
oc6-a,n US Broad stree:
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THE ELECTIoSs.-Surprisei is often express
ed at the contradictory character of the returns
from the recent elections. The cause is to be
attribuIeG in great degree, to the approach
ing pres Dental election. Knowing the impor-
tant bearing Of one upon the other which is so
soon 10 follow, politicians of both parties are
exaggs.ating and misrepresenting, or at least
stating llat as d fact which they do not know
TO be true. In States, one containing upwards
of fifty counties, and another near a hundred,
spread 0; er vast extent of territory, they Will
receive returns from q few counties, and
sTaightway proclaim the ezactand whole vote
OF the State, predicateL upon such partial and
insufficient data. A few more counties are
heard from, changing the complexion of the
6rst Te;urns, and then another conjectnral esti-
male Uf me whole State is given, when perhaps
one-t1uFth only OF the State has been heard
IRON. And thus the "g glorious vlctories'' are
Constantly chang ing from one to the other par
~ 10 the end Of The chapter. We advise our
friends TO wait for the Wagon" As soon as it
arrives with the actual returns, we will tell
shem whO has Swept me State"
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.Ss .HD $i.oo.-ULe ;nouaa.d L!kene.ses
R AsOOe hare been taken at OSBORN'S Da.
Rnerrean Galleries since the reduction + prices
And we n W wish it understood by all thai Osborn
Will continue 70 take fine Sky.Light Miniatures in
neat case for 81. Remember, this is the only place
where Sky Light Miniature, are taken for ST. To
those thatthnk one dollar is too cheap for good
Likeness, we would only say, call and get Like.
ness worth . or $40 Remember the place
OSBORN'S,
Opposite the Banks sign of the American Flags
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NOTICE.-Aii persons Indebted 10 tas 4a!' az.
II of PEAkE, BRADLEY Il co, either " H '[-
or open account, earnestly requested 49,. -
forward and settle them, SIS no longer ihlu'se~-
will be given. These accounts are OF long ''al'''
and must 5e settled ,,..
Also, nll persons Indebted 10 us, whose scccaLs
are due are requested 10 settle them sPacd.! 49,
we are determined TO have them seized "'-'-'
delay. 49,, o-~.lrp
au Ats BRADLEY & BkOt -
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WSDOm MANUFACTURES =
All TiTiyAhiLp hf DEafFbAss AND RE@

ii . rs, TRi NkS Val Grro'
CARPET s;; BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON & BRO 1l'L e.
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bar. ~ -oA
fully invite strangers visiting the CIR az
lie generally to call and examine Their 1ar re p4o,
complete assortment Of articles in the So al ana
Their prices WILL be found 20 be as low =. -ne
any other house. whether by the singh ao;r 's Of
or case. The stock embraces F"'' a9'eH
Gentemens Dress Shoes. Gators ADD
DO cali, kip, and stout Boots and RaC,'o-
Youths E0ots AMI Bootees, OF many kind. ''''eS
Servants Brogues, bound and unbound
Ladies, Shoes, Buskins, Kids, Jenny L;pds {,
Ladies black, bronze snd colo,ed Gates 49,
styles '"' 'aiiC Is
Misses and Children's Shoes, in great yaria,r
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and H..
Trunks " Ha'
- All of which are offered at the Iowas, rate
PEMBEkTON d BRO, l6l Main ~
opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va
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s4i n4TE ASH ANTHRACITE tuA"'
W Landing from schr George. a cA,-' o.! So
rior white Ash Anthracite Coal. se..."'
laying IN their winter supply q the a1t'e - - %
would do we'll to send down their orders . Oh,
per load, delivered any where in the c.ly
JNO. W. WRIGHT,
sa7 Dock War
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Esrthenware and China direct from the 1nanutac.
turers making their stock sarge and complete ard
by arrivals IRON the nor hern cities, they are re-
ceiying their supplies OF Glass Ware both rich and
plain, Looking Glasses and Fancy Articles well
adapted to the country and city trade.
Merchants visiting our city may be assured of
having Inducements otfr red Wnich will induce them
to make their purchases With US
SIEBbINS, DARKAUOTT Il CO.,
sea Front Iron Ruildinu IuI Rroad g,
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~ OTlC E.-From ana after October 9Th, the
' day for Transporting powder over the Rich.
mond and Danvllie RAILROAD, will be changed from
been reduced to p cents per key of % lbs1 Parties
intending TO send powder viii please notify the
Freight Agent the day beforehand.
JOHN II. OSBORNE,
Sup't Transportation, r. &; d. r. R.
or
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HOCKEY CLUB CHEWlS IODAtCJ-So--11
j ,ning rcn and well calculated 10 please tEs II '
fAstidiuus tobacco cacwtr This brand OF IooAso.
put up by Mr.. John Stewart Walker, mas te'H .'.7~
and found sustain ils reputation II IS 1S@'! -
up small boxes of e.gnt plugs eacn, and "-'' j.
tailed IN small quantities. For sale " ,.<,,.rp
&C 3 y. 4 sIREC M.
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ALBUMS NEW eTlI.k,-In.
EsaAA l.sdies are invited to call and see an en-
hFely ne" and beautiful style Il Dreas Shoe lust
lntroduc. by OF the most celebrated manu-
tacturers IN Philadelphia. TAey are regarded as
Toe protest aud most tasteful Dress Shoe Al ure
sent manufactured. Gall and see them at the La
dies Saloon, - Main street N
&C. WHITE &, PAGE
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Eli RICHMOND HAT MANUFACTO.
A9AA Rf.-The subscriber invites the attention Of
the Il ade to his new and extensive Fall Stock u
HATS and CAPS, which comprises all the variou.
grades, styles, coiors and qualities of G-ntlemens
Boys and Childrens' Hats and Caps now in use.
Merchants Of Virginia, North Carolina aud Ten.
nessee particularly requested examine before
going further North, the almost infinite variety ol
goods now ready for their inspection at this esao-
iishment- Those who have the disposition to pre-
ter home manufactures and encourage home IL.
dustry, can do with advantage by supplying
themselves and their customers with Richmond
made goods, which will be warranted as fiue ia
quality and perfect in workmanship 8s can be pro.
duCed in any market in the world while the prices
shall be reduced to the lowest and most economical
American standard Those who may wish 10 pat.
rOnize the manufactures OF other States can be iuF.
nished W IN Northern and Eastern goods at the
manufacturers prices The stock consists ot the
usual variety of fine fashionable Hats and Caps o..
old gent.emens broad brims from the finest 10 Ii:
lowest qualities Servants Hats and Caps # a.
kinds from one dollar per dozen 10; Children aad
infants Hats and Caps, Ladies Riding Hats, al
the various styles and quaiItIea Of scit has Tar.
pauin, Wool and Glazed Hats all the grades Of
Caps hair, seal, CLOTH leather, plush. Cotton an
s'!h) Fur Caps up to the very finest U,ter and Bea
yer.
Ladies' Furs-Muifs, Tippets, Mut'ataes
Cuffs ElctOrines, Foot Nuts, Misses and Children,
Muts, Victorines, &c, as complete aAd We! ssso:'
ed stock of these goods usually Eeyt N tlr
most fashionable fancy Fur stores of New !y.k.
au 3l-2rn JOHN DOOLEI, Il Ns:n =
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~ 4 ~ COMMISSION iiOUsE.-Ihe sub.
scIl5els have enIered into co partnership under
the firm Of PAHDLETON Il BROTHER, for the
transaction Of the Commission Business in IOBAC-
CO, COTTON ana PRODUCE GENERALLY. aud
have taken Warehouse No. 10 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore Nd.
R. w. PENDLETON,
7. I. PENDLETON
Baltimore, August 9th, 1852.
references:
Hugh Jenkins & Co, Baltimore.
F. w Bruno Sons, do.
VIM. Wilson IL Sons do.
Edwin Workman Il Co., Richmond.
Archb d Thomas & Son, do.
Hugh w. Fry, do.
Rhodes & Oglebay, Bridgeport, Ohio.
John Crrigh, Cincinnati.
Gordon Il Co, Louisville.
w. Il. Baftless, Charleston. S. C.
Utis j. Chatee, do. do.
James Mccullough, Pittsburgh.
Brown y Kirk patrick, 90.
Z. Chaee, do.
ID. Lamb, Esq, Cashr N. w. Bank, Wheeling.
5. Brady, Egg, do. Mer d. Mech. do. 30.
James X. Baker, Wheeling
Josiah Sbley, HamOurgs, :. C.
Henry A. Schroeder, MobiIe, Alabama.
A L. Gaines, New Orleans
&C l2-t w6m
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ATEST NEWS From EUKOPE,-
e. DOUBLE BARRELED GUNS. DOUBLE
BARRELED GUNS! just received, direct from
Europe, the most splendid lot of Double and
single Barreisd Guns, Percussion Caps,
Powder Flasks and shot Pouches. OF every
description, which will be sold at very reduced
prices.
Having been TO England myself making all my
purchaars direct from the manufacturer for cash
and being DESTROYS Of doing large business in the
Gun line, viii sell as low any Northern Import
er, a! my Cheap Cash Store, No 90 Main street
Richmond Va HENRY LYMAN,
Importer of Guns md Watches
Next door TO Jonn N. Gordon's Grocery store.
Sp0rtsmen alt T. specially invited to call and ex
anime the new Patent, and latest improved Double
barrclcd Gun just received from England
NJ A liberal discount will be made to Whole.
sale Deaiers ard Country herchant5
Don forget that it's No. 50, tan street" Rich.
mnnG Va SET
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nNE PIPE HOLLAND GIN, 20 bois Ap,
" pie Brandy, for sale by
scl3 LID. CRENsHAW e. co.
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4 oIS ON Eo1A
IL As the agent and trustee of THOS. ii. BLA'
KEY, l will sell, privately in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten a,"es OF the land now owned and occupied by
the said Blakey. These lots bf autiiully situa.
ted on Union Hill fronting on the road leading to
Blakeys Mill, abe out smile and halt only from
The old market
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore,or
10 the subscriber, at his Office No. II Main street,
up stairs over Messrs Sinton a. Co.
au 9-3tawts |. R. WATKINS.
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1 OSI.-Un Saturday IIght, On b:cHd street, be
IL low the Theatre, r.y Free Pnperz. ANY
person findng them viii receive a suicide reward
upon returning them to me, or leaving them at
this office JAMES JOHNSON,
oc I2-7ts ,r, man Of color
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=, - 10 III 4dIII 81 TT opposite EagIt square.
h-Uwlns - the great panic In the money mar
Ike, he Ia Offering the greatest hargains Ia order
b. increase his sales u d very large amount he is
well satisfied with very smsll per cent on cost
Ate stock Is large and varied it is unnecassarv to
say any thing In commerdation Of his stock, ss his
cioihins has the very highest reputation.
DC l3
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
AWFUL TRAGEDY.

We find the following narrative on the French
side Of the New Orleans Bee, dated 9th Sep
TENDER, and we translate it because one Of the
parties has large connection in Virginia.
We knew many members OF his family in Ken
lucky. 1t may have been Published before,
but we have never seem it.
From the Bee.
"SAYDwIcH IsLANps-The news hom the
Sandwich Islands, received by way OF San
Francisco, is ofvory little interest Ii is varied.
however by one incident OF most tragIcai
character.
"The Swedish bark Sacramento sailed from
San francisco for Honolulu. On the passage,
Young keniuckian named Voolfolk, about
nineteen Years old, had falling out with
German naned Johnson. about cracked pitch
er, which the latter claimed as his property
Voolfolk becoming very angry, armed him
sell VIII revolver, and with the utmost cool
Eess, s-ot johnson through the heart. The
passengers Immediately seized the murderer
and pul ii 10 the vote 10 say whether or not he
should re hung. One hundred and fourteen
votes were in favor Of it, and thirty two against
IT. other passengers abstained from voting
court was then organize, and witnesses in
terroga:ed. The jury rendered verdict of
guilty against the accused, and condemned
him to he hung une hour AFTER At the end Of
thai time, the body Of the murdered man was
brought on deck aud rope passed around
the neck of the condemned. The signal be-
lag given he was trced up to the yard arm,
and nall hour after his corpse was thrown into
she sec " th that Of his victm'
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CHINA HALL

SS1 CHINA HALL
By the ships New Yo-E IS
1T FHf ton Excelsior and Ernnire a'f frs
Il zE.x1fEM Liverpool at New YORK ,5, I1n
QIEAX scrlber mas bis Fail irrpn,, ,,,g sI'.
~. Enrthenwnre and C IT. q
ana from the manufactures and sUn.ia- nina,
o. plain, pressed and cut Glass, Lookisg Gs s.et
NEW and ysry @1 consisting ola great VARIETY
stock Is larger than he has ever had 10 10
money ne will offer to the merchant, Of neon!
North Carolina and Tennessee verv , -. virginia
ments. All in want of Goods in his ins sat !laace
to examine MS stock before they msss In I's1
chases. HI'f?u =. ne Ne, tler pg!
Sc 2l-lm No." aII,
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m Rs. BALES GREAT WORK, korin.
AVA wood or Life North ana South--.howins the
true character Of both, by Mrs. Sarah J. Haze -
Bound IN cloth Sl-paper 75c. For sale at the
Bookstore If
G. ~ WEST d. BROTHER,
&C ID Next 10 the Post Office.
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PIANOS.-P. II, T4YT0D-

These Instruments received the zreat g3I9 mil,
prize al the "WoJids FAIR London. ~. -
they have invariably received the first prize At ,5s
American Institute Fairs in this country. TfSv
combine all the modern improvements w;,b ~
Metallic Frame and patent 0rer strings and ara
confidently recommended for Sgse,nsss of tone and
gTeat durd6lltfy which quality will be appreciated
IN the country, where good tuners aie seldom
found.
?. II. Taylor has sold these instruments in ,bjs
city tor the last seventeen years to the entire ss,.
faction OF his numerous customers
. Old Pianos taken in part pay
flsno Stools and Music, (the largest and be,,
collection in the sIa:e) Violin and Guitar Strings,
Violins and Gaitars Of the best quality. a, law
prices. P. H. TAYLOR
Piano and Music Store
nc 100 Main street cnDnsite ,ba .on,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-16

Having retired from The grocery business, take
great pleasure IN recommending my successor
Games b. Shelton) 10 my friends and patrons. |
have known Mr. shelton long and Intimately, aud
ise strong assurance that in all business transac
nons he will give entire satisfaction.
oc 2-Im JOHN p REEVE