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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

The truly wonderful asa ranar: bic cures that
have come ur3sf oar 4ns@ea's tr ots fF2aoH have
more THAI erHFtnrra Es Ghat Doctor Ba.i Is great
n,u a. aud ta his 4utG LstIaat NJ agHHFaFlaa IL he
Husi gaaant- combination OF Esrt-fsu extracts That
te scEguev OF ehe.sEstry #a rt produced 4ll sue
cess io the Doctor IA .ts lsa eatNEPusa, saE W..
fLantsyIiig tguFisT.
We agree gItU sur rci4bIef Of t4a Cvuper. taat Dr
Raia ~ great mans aud htE sAfsaEarli.t greater
med cBf; aHd y are fully convinced tbat tie Doctor
with his sIrsaprru, wi!i create iar Eiera entAsi-
sstIc excitement cast than EAr@nm dad waltz JeRay
+ Lima. We Wound net have readers to understand
is classtug rAe p3cfor ana hS SaEapagilla With
narnua ana Jenny Lnti 1tnaasa oil Vito spend tiseI
das.ar far hstta Of gulFs SIssapsr&a III get ia
eugIvalrug; ana $50 have heard II aslly limited that
nt.tty after hearing tha #ly4ne Janny and Rading
their poc&e minus from eH Ia Twenty dollars, though
ii syns payiug pretty dear Tor tile whistle! Oue Ub-
tiect0a have to BuEfS A6fpal stia aua only one
rating the system, thai, cnce in the h45.t Of using
equal 10 smoking Hae reEtataa, chewing Lang.
harms best. Q. drinking walkers mint jIieFs Uu
can't quit ill., Louisvil.e Democrat
I The aboFe complimentary notices tfDm tA" editors
Of thr Louisville Courier aH Democrat wcFe enagEa,
"a b. Geo d. Prentice, Esq. the Distinguished ed-
tor Of THE Louisville journal, III Ag following Aater-
ifgre Is no doubt In tbs world Of the Greatness of
Dr. Bail and the excellence al S1lsHFarli!a some Of
the most scientific pAy sc5uns ia the ctty have mp
paUdea tAe SaFsapuglisai and, What IS great deal
mrHA0as sale. lbn celebrated Jayne las. from the
pruHts Of his medicine, hulH granite palace ~ Pgl
aitphla; seyea st0tIrs G.gA and DR.. Bali lhethoos
yeTy a9un hlald one t"3c4 as htgH 08 that. T.
rs. we are told very d.acali for Alu walls through
our streets at an, as lie baas himself arrested yIl
step by CRATE 4t men GhU women many OF " hOm have
E'falesli from ICrH distances 40 look uR9a their aup
fieer saa 10 ts IS AlN for taeir wau1, Iti rrerar-
tuH 20 hrsga TAn Doctor tib ali ms cXtF.orA!at.
IS nnrt, 10 naturally very modest aad retiring; yea
Nu @rast t4t the eastern cities vii, il juatIce 10
u, mEPeg. give hsunE reception 10 Tie distinguish
l1o diseases as Geueta! Scott made against til,
MHNsEltE.
lor SGeby ELbRIDIE : SON. sale Agents.
Nov. =. isl3.--l2 Ua. Davenport. Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
nAV L n p . l. L
STEAM planning MILLS.

ri1IiE undersigned have erected and now hays
L ~ successful operation lher extensive sla-
nlng Mills, and are new furnishing materials ioi
the erection OF Houses:
-SECH As--
flooring, Ceiling. Siding, Doors, Sash
BAads. saaRetS, Goor aad 'fiado'e
iremes. Sc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
rssIS..ss MARINE - EstkE Nv.
s.ssavE CO PAsE.

.TEW YORK.
CAPITAL SEQ l0d,N
HHTS Company nish the above eapital Il safe
II invested according % law. insure az
kinls j; property ag4inst loss BY fire, III amounts
not 10 exceed - 600 "a any enc t,k, ai a. reason
ale rates as eRy other so4nd Company.
Farmers
b. HsusiHs in ;his Company can dig So a ve-
II snail preaiums, Ter Any namAeT q years 70
exceeding thirty.
All pefsaas DESTROYS Of eHecting az Insurance
8p Their property are respectfully reqHested 10
q Ill and examine our rates.
CoRBIS s CLAUSSEN. Agents,
Fost (!fice Bealaffg
naysn.a.t. sant OH. 49,.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

At#f' is4HsEzt#NNs a. = 4 AaA4E
What Is jagl me honey ote&}strHrv. really Ltats.
tEsl 5nd pi taets asttf bFIae caFr4
distressing cough ~ tins aza q Perry Dias fna
h5llsr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

h8iiHf s seyefti ign remedy aai IS tgaaItl l.. bs
rtneay cYtr hroUE III u the Ass,lt4H pagIe; III /.
5aa ae e0At iactA.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
.Esay NiGgNI,Aa. IRON.

OAR RON, Sheet Iron and Nails assorted,
ID Manufactured rom the Missouri Mountain
Ore, by HO .TEAU, HARRISON s. VALE,
Ware Hapse No. l29 "a St, s.. Louis.
Jan. 22t, 852. 26-iy
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
FEEssl EEssf1::. FEsss.....
Nea York Premium tora~saeilers

+. F. PARKER. Geaeral Agent,
FOR rERE. LIFE. HEALTH an3 LIVE STOCK i1sH
rance 10WpaaysS IT. ath8 la.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
pIlErMAIIsAr

WHY viii you suffer TIE HEoajl4ps as3nz oftt,
lressIng cnmpialrta When sou c4a 81 rpr-l , -'..
re: / you viii use DAVIS Pain Killer 4ccofd6, :
direction. ="
ffg 1t, tsufely viii not burt yon ma cost t,p
iGg Il i darg COED: tt seI@uln. III eg ef fans -
DIARiHGEA AND CHOLERA.
ifeHY one dagtts tAe magic power 81 DtYfsp
killer 10 care ntdfaaora ef estn SSI8TR eHaf'tg Il
PAIN KILLER and give II trisE; IS Z rtFfr -.
10 8ail. Sae certificates an the Pamphlet.
DYSPEPSIA;
None except thosp Hho have sutIsrcd ali h,
~ nErgrpsia can fully appreciate ths sse4 eT I
DAVIS Paia killer sovereign remedy ettg.ssI.trl
stag nlstast il III its ioffps,
BOWEL. COMPLAINT md DTsE&Tggy.
Ne medicine sgag offered ~ tHe Faafe han 5eeE M,
tented ia sEeA Triumphant success il hg case ~
B4Ue Complaint ai4d DtsEHtefy IS Perry DGY,, Pin
htsief, Try II am he convinced.
PAINTERS CHaLIC:
IT. sou cen paint Gre viii charcoal, slt IS I'll s5lF
0nd r eVtnra, iIFe and hrrsthe, inca ven Am f
perds give iaini idea OF thu mlele sloIts B5rt
distressing complaint Faintfsz CEoEr.
TOOTH AlItE
IoeuHqHCr3 pcaee1s nos aIdc Ht ling as rtFsrls
Tooth acHe; ore charge {thr Ia tasntd Pan AIt,
/ aHa i Will bget isnf aa3 sc8ttsr
FEVER AID AEtfs
T Iha effect n DAVIS R4a Killer eaga tagea sseor.
nIBa 10 directions In Of fa8 s4A Fetst are 4
Ia arGDHlsatHs Fet rsmphastreH eae axeB AMI Itg.
ies yousseit, say Try i; Or j cannot 4aft gvu
Ter tie reII,f aad eaFe distressing Blras the Psys
hEIEf s IGN femeayf sai is tqaailtl IA 10
gsDeay cEtr hroysE III u the AssetIc4H page, III f..
aal So eUAE iBred.
DISTRESSING CoCGlE
! Nat Is jayl fAe honey IF existence: realty tgats
ajsi sn4 Errtatle oha ttets asttr being caFel s
distressing cough 4! iae asa q Perry Dlas PAa
s k33ler.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23

CHOETEAN, HARRISON < VALE, I'm
~ poTt-Ts ~ill Keep guar supply Of No. /
Scotch Pig tOf !oondry purposes
No, l29 "a ST., 81, Louis.
G1J 1870
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-23
Fresh slaeh af Fall Goods.

y. n. Cutting done 10 order.
HaAann.aEf. Seat. oh. LGss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10
RICHMOND SATURDAY MORNING JULY 10 1s5s :
EREsH WHITE SULPHUR AND

FRESH WHITE SULPHUR AND
ofhER MINERAL WATERS We have Just
feceived Z, supply vi White Sulphur water from
the Greenbriar White Sulphur SPRING.
Fresh Blue Lick Water direct from tho Pine
Lick Springs In Kentucky.
toga. 'a'a,
YAK Orchard Acid Mineral Water, from the Oak
New York. eoes'
This water is highly recommended by medical
eases, such as chronic affections of the diges. 90
ana urinary organs, and some of the cutaneous dis
eases'chronic dyspepsia, chronic diarrhona, chronic
aysentery, chronic dinress, chronic cystitis dia.
oeses, IN cases of low typhoid fevers in convaies
rom protraeted fevers to excite the appetite
ana promote digestion, piles, dropsy, &c
ordinary dose for an adult wine glass full. di
iuted, taken three times day
Pamphlets embracing it's analysis, by Professor
Siiitnsn, opinions of medical writer's and various
letters as TO its curative properties in certain dis.
eases, furnished gratultously by
ADIE & GRAY,
je 81 Sole Agents for the State of VIRGINIA
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
RjcbuOud Post Oflice.

TIE Mails are due ard closed as follows:
GAEAT NORTHERN MAIL, via Washington City
Due ?. NJ. and A. NJ; closes p. NJ. and
A NJ.
The SIDE MAILS on this route are furnished from
the train that departs at A. NJ, and will be closed
daily az T NJ.
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL, via Petersburg-Due
> T. NJ. and A. NJ; closes 3 P. NJ and A NJ
The STAUNroN MAIL, via Charlottesville-Due
4sily in Raroadcars at o'clock, P. NJ, and closes
i4.ly al { o'clock, p. NJ.
The NORFOLK CRY MAIL, per Steamers, via
city Point-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and satur
days at 8 P. NJ. and closes Sundays, Tuesdays and
thursdays al P. NJ.
TEE WILLIAMSBURG MAIL, per Steamers, via
toe Grove Landing-Due Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays at P. NJ closes Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Sundays at ) O'Clock 2, NJ.
The YORKTOWN MAIL, via the Grove Landing
Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at P.
". closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
: p. ri.
The CHARLES CRY c. H. MAIL, via Swine.
ysri's-Due Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
sI6P NJ, closes Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs
+a5s at : ?. NJ.
IHE LyScHBuRa MAIL via Canal Packet Boats
Due daily, except Monday, 6, T. ~; closes daily
eNcsp. Sunday, al 3 7. NJ.
Tbs SIDE MAILS on this route furnished by
tn Departures Of Moaday, "Wednesday and Friday
The LYNCHBURG NAIL, via DaGville Railroad
and Farmyiile-Due Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day al u a.; closes Monday Wednesday and
Friday at 3 P, NJ.
Mails also close sIOf LyncnnurS on sun
.ay, Tuesday, and Thursday, at 6, P NJ, which
are dispatched via Central Railroad and Char
llJesyiiIe on the mornings of Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
The TAPPAHANNoCK MAIL-Due on Wednes
days and Saturdays at 7 O'Clock, P. NJ, closes on
Mondays and Thursdays at 8 o'clock, P. M.
The WILLIAMSBURG MAIL, via New Kent C. Fl.
Due Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9o'clock, P.
r.. and closes Mondays and Thursdays at 8, P. NJ.
The LOUISA Horse MAIL, via Goodall's TO Fred
arcks5urs-Oue Monday and Thursday at P NJ;
c.7ses Monday and Thursday at P. NJ.
SHORT PUMP Nail, via Three Chopped Road
- Hgeviilians Depot-Due Thursdays at II P NJ.
sad closes same day at P. NJ.
gOFFICE HOURS-From 8! o'clo X "A. NJ,
Catl the arrival Of the Northern Mail, due at P.
H., after The sssorting Of that mail until I P. NJ.
On Sunday from 81 10 81 A. NJ, and from to
P. II.
tStamps for the prepayment of postage on
letters can be had at the office.
Persons applying for letters which have been
ADVERTISED, win lie ,se to designate them.
IF~On all tral sic 1t newspapers, and every
ether description of printed matter, except news
papers and periodicals published at intervals not
exceeding three months, and sent from the office OF
publication actual and bona fde subscribers, post
age is required to be PREPAID when deposited
IN the Office.
mil THOS. B. BIGGER. P. M.
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GREAT FIRE IN CHERAW, ). e.,

have JUS, received certificates from highly respecta-
bic merchants in the above cities, who were burnt
out lew days since, and out for having one OF
Herring's Salamander Real Fire Proof Safes, they
would have lost ali their books and papers One
of them says, have one OF Herrings safes In m"
store cost $50. would not take SioOu and be
without il.
Call and supply yourselves with ene which we
are now receiving, ut The New York factory prices
-an1 none OF your spurious kind made tor sals--
bet we warrant to stand the hottest ire ana to save
It's contents from all harm.
IA IN Cary efreft T. Y
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ARRAY AND DEATH.-We learn from the
Southerner, that an affray took place on Thurs.
day last, near Penny Hin, PHI Co., N. C..
between Mess,s. L. B. Whitehead and J. Ed
nondsoa, in which the former was kille by
the discharge of gun in the hands Of the
latter. The act was occasioned by c0nien-
ton in regard to a bet. Edmondson fed on
the perpetraiion Of the deed and has not yet
been taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

A darkie having been to California, thus
speaks OF his intToduciion TO San Enncisco:
AS soon a. dey landed in de Tibbss. dr. moGfs
began 10 water to be on land, and soon - they
wadedto the shore, dey didn't ses any gold
but dey found such large supply q no9s 70
eat dat dar gums cracked like baked elay q
brickyard.H = s5sf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

The DEMON CAUcHT.-Ii, appears from
the following paragraph, lin the Pcntotoc
tMiss.l Sopereign, thatdhe -6end in human
shape who co,nln,ited. the double crime OF rape
and murder Cd the body Of al school girl in
Mississippi few weeks ago, has been caught.
We trust that q full measure of punishment
will be .metsd out to him: 4. !. 49,
ave learn that on last Saturday man
named Payne, living near Richmond, Iiawam-
ba CO., confessed the brutal outrage and MUIR
DER on the person Of Miss Bell recently. He
has been committed to jail in Athens, Mon
roe Co. The monster IS about SIS yeaTs old
and must indeed be a fiend incarnate."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

nKf 1OODS AT COST.-The subscribers
- have still in store large assortment OF sea
sonable Dry Goods, which they are desirous Of
selling out at aad below cost, in part
PLAIN anu fancy Silk Cravats
silk and cambria Neck Ties
Paris mems and boys kid Gloves
Tafieta and Cap Ribbons
Irish Linens and brown Hollands
Birds Eye Diaper
Silesias, Rice Cambria
Black aud white Wigan
Colored and blue Servings
Buttons OF all kinds
Coored and white Spool Cotton
Linen and cotton Tape
All of which will be sold at and below cost to
close. THOS. & CHAS. ELLIS d. CO.,
ie7 No i06 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

KATE HArEs.-This Swan Of Erin, has
been quite successful 10 her concerts, at Chi
cago and Milwaukee. At the latter place =
company oflittle girls, daughters Of Irish cit
izens, presented her an address printed on
satin, welcoming her to fhe city. TO which
Miss Hayes briefly responded, thanking her
young country omen for the testimonial Of
their welcome. st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

HoRRIBLE.-Ina areeenf fight at ST. Louis
between party of butchers, man had both
of his eyes cut out with knife. lie died
soon afterwards. A man named John Lamb
stone was arrested in New York ON Thurs
day night, for biting off the nose Of Jos Baner.
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cash.
Henry Hymau, 96 Main street, next to John
n. Gordon, offers ior sale the whole OF his valua
bic stock consisting of Gold Lever Watches, price
$50 TO Sl20 each, warranted gold chains. seals
keys, earrings fnger-rings, breastrins, silver ts
bic, tea and desert spoons, fcrks.aec, and great
variety OF articles too numerous to mention. Also
large lot of plated castors, cake baskets, Aibats
tea SETS walters, from to 40 inches In size, guns
clocks, ac. M
Do not neglect this opportunity, as such rare
chance as this seldom or ever offers to the public
Do not forget that i, is at HENRY HYMAN'S, sc
Main ST., the old established store, ana Direct I'm
porter.
NJ B.-Watches an Jewelry carefully repaired
by competent workmen, on reasonable terms
nv Ia
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Richmond Post Once
on the 9th July, 1852.


LADIES' LIST.
A
Anderson Mrs Sarah. Anderson Mrs HI
Abrams Mrs Martha Armstrong Charlotte P
Archer Mrs Martha Allen Miss e
Abrams Mrs Mary Archer Miss Fidelia E
B
Baker Mrs Susan Burns Mrs
Boyle Mrs Robert Bennett Miss Amelia 2
Brown Nancy Bailey Miss Eliza Jane
Brown Mrs Martha N Burner Miss Elizabeth
Belknap Mrs Maria battles Miss Elizabeth
Datslns Mrs MarthaA Branch Miss Harriet NJ
Pal Mrs Martina Branch Miss Lizzie
Brown Mrs Martha BurweIl Miss Mary Z
buliifant Mrs Lutilda
C.
Childress Mrs Nancy Christian MrsC
ohaikiey Mrs Maria Clopton Miss Nancy
C,atAs ~ mrs Mary 2 Clarke Miss Imogene
Clark Mrs Lucy Carter Miss Martha n
Cuifen mrs Lucy l. Carter Miss MaryF
Cox Mrs Frances Cook Miss M A
Cross Mrs Eliza rartar M;ss v,r.; ~
Co1in mrs catherine Carter Miss Peggy
Clarke Miss Susan
Denton Mrs SarahJ 2 Davenport Miss Ann
D Dean mrs Prudence Dabney Miss Caroline
Danerioge Mrs Dobron Miss Lucy A
Davis MRS Mary Davis Miss Sarah A
Il
Engilsh Mrs Martha Elliot Miss Maria G
Eabank Mrs Lucy A Everby Miss Everby
English Mrs 81
F
Ford Mrs Virgins Floyd Mrs Ann L
Farmer Mrs Maria S Fear Miss EmmaJa
Frazier Mrs Mary Folkes Miss f A
roy Mrs Mary Freeman Miss
Forom Mrs Jane Forom Miss Jane
G.
G.rdon Mrs Mary E Graham Mrs Rosetta
Grafhgno Mrs Mary
H
auckols Mrs Mary N Hudgins Mics Amanda
Halle Mrs Mary c Howard Miss Isabella
hudson Mrs maryF Hall Miss Hetiy W
Hagan Mrs Margaret Hill Miss Eliza
Hill Mrs Clarissa Hall Miss G.
Heherton Mrs c D Harris Miss Mary 0
Harris Mrs Am Herbert Miss Mary A
J
Jenkins Mrs Sarah Jones Miss Harriet NJ
Johnson Mrs Rosa Jordon Miss Annie Z
Johnson Mrs F A Jefress b,iss Eliza
jones Miss Mary
X
Kirby Mrs Z NJ Kenney Miss S
himbrough Miss r kempr Miss Lucy A
l.
Langhorn Mrs Susan Lewis Mrs Col
Ledbetter Mrs Sarah E Larke Miss Mary II
I.omax Mrs Lefty Lord Miss Sarah
LipScomb Mrs Caroline
N-Mc
Miller Mrs E FL Morris Miss L 7
Martin Mrs Sarah NJ Monroe Miss Sarah Y
Miles Mrs Virginia McFall Miss Margaret
Meyser Mrs Margaret Martin Miss Ann E
No
Nelson Miss Sarah O'Neill Miss Mary2
Poindexter Mrs Addy F Pitt Mrs Eli q Ann
Pendeton Mrs Anna L Price Mrs Percilia
Patterson Mrs Amelia Z Porter Mrs Mary
Perry Mrs Belinda Powell Miss Julia
p
Quarles Mrs Susan Quay Miss Sarah D
Il
Roper Mrs Maria Ramsey Miss Martha
Roper Mrs Maria
Swan Mrs Mary Z Shelton Miss Maria L
Smith Mrs Hannah Stiff Miss Mary
Starke Mrs Eliza 6 Slaughter Miss II
T
Tilly Mrs Jane Turner Miss Clara w
Taylor Mrs Mary Trimyer Miss Harriet
Talley Miss Susan Thomas Miss NJ NJ
Tyack Miss Toler Miss Mary
Temple Miss Sallie E
Vaughan Miss Sarah Valentine Miss
Wy
West Mrs Sarah Ann White Mrs Ann
Walthall Mrs Sarah Williamson Mrs AM
Wi Mrs Mar. arctic Whitae Miss CN
Wheeley Mrs Mary Wilkerson Miss + w
Woody Mrs J Watkins Miss Emma
Wallace Mrs White Miss Amsnoa 3
Winston Mrs Elizabeth Warrington Miss A
Walker Mrs Elizabeth Young Miss Della
Walters Mrs
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CEILING OFF Ar COsT.-l shall sell on on
= nav whol. ct ock of Dry Goods at cost, and all
in want of Goods will find it to their advantage TO
examine my assortment which consists in part Of
rich Brocade and plain changeabie silks, splendid
Barases Tissues, Lawns and Deanes, plain and
embroidered Crase Shawls very cheap; 10 and
l24 Linen Sheeting, Damask Table Cloths, Nap
kins, Towels. Diapers, pure Irish Linens, Mar
settles Quilts, Dimity, Fnnges Ginghams, IL
Hamilt m Sneeting ga Pilow-case Cotton, black
silk trimming Laces, French Calico, white spiig
and colored Muslins, Swiss and Cambria Musins,
parasols-with large assortment OF Staple and
Fancy Goods JACOb A.LEff,
iv7 SO Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10

TIORSE SHOES.-Forged horse and mule
IL Shoes, and Grifin's horse shoe Naiis, for sale
by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10
READ THIS!
aaORE NEW READY MADE cLOTh'

III ING JUST RECEIVED, suitable ter the not
months OF July and August All persons wlsn.
lu7 TO render themselves comfoffapie, can NO" 'e
- j. d. GO0DMAN'S,
No l34 Mai:a St, opposite Eagle Square
B-Among the gcods received, may De found
plain .shite, check, and brown Gran linen, Grass
VAN alpaca Sack; Pants OF the latest styles OF
Liuer: Marseilles aud summer Cashmere vest in
endless variety; Gsuxe. Merino under Shirts,
Iiaht co.ored elk and Lisle thread Gloves &c &c,
ali of which win be sold At the smallest cash prices.
IL % -
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AtCTiON GUODS.-Thls morning We are
Il receiving and opening an additional supply of
new and cheap Goods, bought at auction, which
we win be able 10 sell great deal cheaper than
they can be bought elsewhere. Among them are
the following
100 dozen Linen Towels, al 9 cts piece, worth
double very fine. and 7e wide Shirting, unbleach-
ed, at 6ic.
Lots OF small and large Dotted SWISS musiins.
Checked and Striped Mesns, at all prices, ,some
as low as 10 cents per yard
Linen Hdkfs, very cheap.
Blk silk and silk Laces, Swiss and Cambria
Trimmings. 40 ~ -. as
Geptlemea's silk Umbrellas, % % worm go,
K;d Gloves in white light and dark ceiors, Ste
per pair. besides quantities Of other cheap Goods
Cali soon. as they certainly will sell very quick al
those prices ], MlLLHlsEk d BRoIhEf,
is IL iJ1 ntt'aH ssfc
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J
johnson John M
Johnston James w 2
Jearnna1s John w
Jones Lewis M
Jones Robt
James TSS
James I s General
Judd VIM 8
Jary Z
X
Kennedy Ira II
Kidd Jacob B
kaupmeon Mr.
Keesen Thomas w
King William
l.
Lee John w
Lanen Nickles
Lineary Pat
Lines Thomas
Larmurd w L 9
NJ
Meekins Henry
Mathews Jno F
Myers Jos M
Myers Jacob
Munroe James
Miller Jacob
Minter Jno
Messenger L E
Moore Patrick
Meade Richard II
Moss Reubin
2 Myers Thomas A
Mason William f
Mess!er, Howell e.
Nc
McNaughton D w
y McAulrffe Patrick
McGrath Robert
McCook Saml
McCredy VIM
n
Newman Jno T
Narrel Moses
Nelson Samuel
Nunly Tneodrick
Nicholson T P
d
Odom James I
O'Sulliyan Patrick
p
Pepper Jno
Palmer Jno r
& Priddie Robt w
Plummer Capt VIM L
II
Read John
/ Rosser James r
Rosenthall Joseph
Red wood Geo E
Redilrd Geo w
Kitchards Edward X
Roster T w
Read Mr.
kee1 Mr.
Rgwn Ch4s G
8
Slaughter John C
Staples Thos A
Streat Henry
Smith Henry Z
Stiffi-r Hiram
Smith d Co Geo R
S; John G We
Stanley Edwin L
Shelan Daniel
Sterling David
Scdbcngiu Daniel
Sturd Daniel
Schuman d. Coo
Smythe Charles
Straughan Champion
Sperry C A
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Taylor Edmond w
-. Taylor Geo Ell
Todd Geo w
Zimmerman II CG
Taliaferro James
Thomas Josiah
Taylor james H
Thompson Llewelyn 2
Tierney Peter
Thompson P M
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Vincent c c.
Wick J g w s
ph Veale James
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2 Waldrop John P F
W Williams John Mosher
Wilkerson John A
Wilde James M
7 Wetchsler Isaac q
White John
Ward John w
Walsh DR. J p
/ NJ Ward C J2 =.
Wane Garland p
Wilkinson Geo A
5 Winston g
v Warren Elijah
Walker Edward -
Wade Edward
Worreil Daniel C
Walker Eayid N
Y-Z
Warrington r NJ
Young w G
Zachary S M
Initials.
Pocahontas Tribe No IA. q
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THoS. B. BIGGER, P. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-10
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- NWEkT AND ~ HITE Il ii 9 X
- SPRlNGS.-REDUCED FARE, INCREASED
ACCOMMODATIONS.-- Cheapest,
most Comfortable and most Expeditions
Route 10 The Sweet and White sulphur
Springs.
From Washington by the Richmond and Freder-
icAsburg and Potomac Rail Road
From Baltimore by the comfortable and low
pressure steamer Maryland, Capt C Mitchell.
Connecting at Richmond with the Richm ord and
tanv!Ne Railroad.
Fare fr n baltimore 10 White Sulphur, SIS 90
Baltimore to Sweet Springs, Is o.
Washington to White Sulphur, IS co
" Washington 10 Sweet Springs, "a 90
" Richmond to White Sulphur 10 90
Richmond to Swees Springs %
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday aud Thursday
Afternoon, al o'clock, connecting at Aqua Creek
w;th the Train which reaches Richmond at 2 II,
ne succeeding days
Leave Washington every day in the week at A
~ and II, and on Sunday at 7 NJ. Passen
GERS by this route can arrive in the morning at
elk, al Richmond, and proceed thence, at A NJ,
y the Richmond and Danvie Railroad, "a miles
AID oy stages 65 miles To Lynchburg which point
hey will reach al 10 NJ Leave Lynchburg at
4 VI by the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
= ~ miles 10 breakfast, at Bufords at & NJ
ioence AZ ElIles py stages and arrive at the Sweet
springs, st : NJ; thence on, II Yuiles, over
ssaooIn Turnpike to the White sulphur
For comfort and expedition this route is unriTal-
ii, and VIII recommend itset 10 invallds and gen.
,-rinen travelling with their families; and there be-
~ only meals to be taken between Richmond
and tee Springs, will make it the most economical
-Uute
Tickets ceE be had on board the steamboats, on
tHe Potomac, and from Capt C Z Mitchell on the
a;earer Mary land and az the Office OF tho RleE-
pnd and Daagile Railroad, Richmond.
iys-ts IOHN II. OSBORNE. SuDs