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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-02
Canal Tolls for 1882.

ALBANY, " tUntruhyi DO. y Ic'I-.
The tolls received on all the Canals of the
State 10 iih November in l5J2 S29i5 26l. being
deficiency o. S22Gj15, compared with tn receipts
OF 1851.
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Ncw-Hampsbire Electoral College.

CONCOTD n n Wednesday, Dec. 7, I6J9.
The Board of Electors luet to-day and cast
their FIJI vote for Pierce and King Henry Hubbard
presided George Muot was appointed Secretary, and
John Ietch of Concord Messenger to return the vote
10 Washington
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PENNSYLVANIA Electoral Colleae.

KARLSRUHE. "wednesday, Dec. l. 81
The Electoral College of this State. has JUST
assembled In Caucus, Wilson McCandess was select
"a for President.
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- :. Senntcr from South CaroIia,-yi,SNi-
ties o. TC,o ETnph Conpnuies.

7
Judge Eytns was elected United States Sen
ator FOR thc long term, me fourth ballot
COl. Reitt introduced bin into the liouse.
. Jay defining tie iAb.Llca duiie, and obligations Of
Telegraph C,mpenios
The mail from Ncw-Orleans, tonight, brought
Ha'ud'ys letters End TLrr-d,y neps-spe1-
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COMMON ExPRRssIoNTnev !,

a OOnHNUN HAFAhSSION.-They are
= certainly the most life.ltke DaguerreOtypes
we nave ever seen-sn say persons almost daily, on
visiting our rooms. We endeavor to make til IN
appear natural and life like in position, expression
and finish, and how far we succeed, we leave the
public to decide; and we are pleased to say that
many decide in our favor, daily We invite all
VINO may wish Deguerreotypes, and the public in
general, to call and examine our pic,pres onr 60
lection of Cases Frames, Lockets, Pins and prices
and after such examination you think you can be
better suited elsewhere, we viii think lust as much
OF you as If you had patr ronized US. Unless we
merit your patronage we do not wish it.
MINNIS & WATSON,
DaguerreoJypists and dealers in Stock,
3ot Main st. (Manson House) Richmond, and
Sycamore ST. Petersburg Va In an
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RAREAINS EXTRAORDINARY. New
ID Fall Goods opening at MILLHISER & BRUS.
1913 Broad street 1000 Linen Towels sxpence =
piece. yard wide; Msrrimsc Caiicos, 10 cts. worth
2s the usual width at sixpence, in new and hand.
some patterns. Inc greatest variety ofNcedlework
a, low prices such as Cambria aud Swi,s Trim.
mings, Founcing. Chimisetts, Collars and embroid.
cred Hdkfs. Linen Hdkfs very good at 10 cents. In
Dress Goods, also large assortment, such as Nous
lins Cashmeres, merinos, Thibet, Aipaccas. Mo.
hair, &c In Domestic Goods. such as Flannels, in
white, red. and yellow; Tickings; Jeans &c, at less
than factory prices In Ribbons as usual the hand.
soonest kind at about halt the price they are selling
elsewhere. Bobbn Edgings, real Thread Edgings
and Laces, Hosiery Of all kinds and all prices, be-
sides every other al tice usually kept in Dry Goods
Store.
If you wish to save from 25 to so per cent on
your purchases, you must call on
J. MlLLHISER & BROTHER
SET 1893 Broad street
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f1tO THE LADlES.--i wound particularly
l. ask call from the Ladies wishing something
really prime, in the style of Morocco Buskins and
Morocco Lace Boots or Goat Buskins and Goat
Lace Boots; also for Misses School and Dress
Walking Shoes, of Morocco and Goat Lace Boots.
These were al made by my direction for my retail
sales, and may be depended upon as the best.
Recolect, at the sign tf the Boot, No 43 Main
street, just below City Hotel, opposite side, at
Sc ii WALSH'S
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BALTIMORE, March II, 1851,

BALTIMORE, March II, 1851.
Mrs. B 3. NOrris-Dear Madam: 1t gives me
great pleasure IN recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) as an excel
lent preventive or curative in the first stages OF
bronchial affections, diseases OF the lungs, and
also as a very vaueble tonic. Yours. very respect
fully, T. ID. WRldHl, III u.
subscribe, with pleasure and iuli confidence, to
the good effects OF the Cedar Tar, as prepared and
sold by Mrs Norris, in many cases of disease, hav
ing prescribed it frequently, and always with good
caects. A. RICH, M. D.
March 81 1851.
Mrs B. B Norrts-Madam II gives me pleas
ure to recomn end to the favorable notice OF the
public your ya.ua5 medicine, Cedar Tar) IN bron
cn;al affections AMI diseases OF the lungs.
THOMAS OWlNGS, M. D.
Baltimore, March 81, 1851.
The Cedar Tar is daily gaining popularity in this
community, and some OF our own physicians are
recommending il to their patients
Weare permitted to refer to the following per-
sons, citizens of Richmond and vicinity, out OF
large number, {who, from motives OF deiicacy, pre-
fer that their names should not be made pubc,)
who have received great benefit from the Use OF the
Is"i i'a. { Eru;ur Dcn;isi Ii. Meseke, Jas. H.
Moore, Jso B. Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
Cali and see certificates.
lS9 Beware OF counterfeits. The genuine arti
Gle Is for sale by
P HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
au4 General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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GUNS. GUNS.!

GUNS. GUNS!!
~ s B. COOKE, Importer and
Manufacturer of Guns, Pts
~> tolls and Rifles, No. I6, East
Main street, Richmond, Va, has just received a
splendid assortment Of every thing in his line He
has on hand Guns If every price, from ) to S75,
and Pistols from Is to $25 all of the best ma
nufacture, together with general assortment of
sporting materials. Sportsmen and others are in.
yited to call.
Repairs OF every description executed in the most
faithful manner Guns stocked and altered to per.
cussion in the neatest ard best style. e2i-lw
1t FOR DISTRICT COLUMBIA, the
X4& coed schr PEARL, Jones, MASTER having the
greater portion Of her cargo engaged and going on
board, will have immediate dispatch. For frelgh,
OF remainder, apply TO
se2i-4t w D. COLQCITT
NOTlCE.-The uude signed Leg leave most re-
~ spectiuliy to intimate to the inhabitants OF
Richmond and its vicinity that they have com
menced business ON l4th or Pearl street, near
Mayos Bridge, for the purpose of carrying on Pain
and Ornamental, House, Sign, Coach and Furni-
ture Painting; ALSO Gliding, Glazing, Pa.
per hanging and Graining, They pledge
themselves to execute all work in the neatest,
cheapest and most substantial manner.
J. MCLEOD e. CO.
N. BAH orders punctually attended to.
Sc 2l-2m*
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The rain has done it is said, much damage to
the crops in the neighbohood of Hayana.-
The streams have oveIhowed their banks, and
the canals, formed for the purpose Of irrigation,
have carried with them smaller foundations
into the fields. Houses situated near the wa
ter channels have been submerged, and the
subsidized.
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MIR. AND MRS. KEELING

WILL, on the first Monday in October, in ac-
w cordance with their prospectus already pub
lished in this paper, resume at their residence,
the western ice of seventh street, between Frank
lin and Grace, their English and French,
Boarding and Day School for young ladies'
They f4ttel themselves that their devotedness to
their profession will secure the renewed favor of
their old patrons and friends and that of the public
generally. Studies and terms, the same as in other
institutions OF the same class
For further particulars, application to the Prnci-
pals on the premises, or by mail, will meet with
prompt attention. seq lawtlO
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IMMIGRATION FROM IRELAND.-The Cole
raine tIreIand) Chronicle, says:
"Last year the emigration from this country
was 5000 souls per week; this year the nuns
ber is nearly 1000, and the tide is still unbro-
ken. There is no sign OF cessation or dimus
milton, but the crowd to every port, press on,
drawn by friends and hopes beyond the At-
lantc, pressed forward by the.want and misery
behind ~
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q The line Of battle ship Pennsylvania,
which COS. the United States $780, 900. built
at Philadelphia 10 1885, now lying At the Nor
folk Navy Yard, has recently been converted
into ball room, for the entertainment Of the
officers on that staten. She 10 the largest
ship in tie American Navy ,and the most cost
ly. She carries lao gyms, and the only voy-
age she has ever made was from Philadelphia
70 Norfolk.
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~. sH cHfy@ PROTR RAJ G T 4 ID
Asa4 sSs Ess&Sz3sss Es;ssS1zzejs;s MEETING AT SLASH
COT TfAGE.-A prOtracted meeting of the Rapidt
Association will commence at the Slash Cottage, in
Hanover, on Sunday, 18th instant, and continue
throughout the week, if not longer
On every day of its session, except on Sunday, an
extra train will return to Richmond about sun set
thus enabling persons who may desire to attend, the
opportunity OF taxing the mail train in the morning
and return to Richmond at a pleasant hour in the
after noon. THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent
P.s,-Fare for the round trip 81.
Office Richmond, Fred'g & P. r. X. Co.,
Richmond, Sept. 7th, 1852. 5
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NAvAL.-The U. 5. sloop Of war vincennes
Commander w. L. Hudson. q days from vals
pssaiso. arrived at New York Tuesday morn>
ing. The v. doubled Cape Hora July 29,h,
IS days out of port. She has been sbseni >
years. during which limo she has been very
actively employed in cruising. having sailed
65 1000 miles, and has been in port 81 didssens
times.
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CHOLERA AT CHAMBEKsBURG.-The Get.
tysburg Seminal of Monday states that the
cholera is greatly on the increase at Cham-
bersburg, Pa, and that ON Saturday last there
were fifty cases. The disease is said to be
very malignant, and runs its course with great
rapidly. This report does not coiEcide with
telegraphic despatch from Chambersburg. dat
ed on Monday, which stated that no new cases
had occurred since SATURDAY..
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PRICE, ONE CENT
THE DAILY DISPATcu

Aisk AiskSkuPIssKr.-Sherif Deal. ves,..S-==
pa'o second visit to the cell OF Ri.;.. S.y
PInski, IN company with q number .,r s...,a Saa-
insn, intending DIR. Henry Romer,xe, -6. "Hs
81 Is interpreter. On entering the c.l, ~
prisoner greeted them all cordially. In, ...S suS
70 douot the truth Of what was asse,,ed. 5. .o =
=. ie snoftne.s OF the period Of life fhsr -. ~
S: -. nhn' Inc warrant was then exh;h;,sd -
a,,. ~ as "eil as the signature Of the Govsso.s ~
anu .ne oroad seal Of the State, and !. ls., \.
appsaIed convinced. The transis,n, ,i,.c =.
70. ui 20 ,ne unhappy man the document. w",d
,s ~oIu, 10 MS own language. He h,,,., ;o.o
IaIs, and declared thar he Ss. ;nns ss' into
.In. Ia nc would have to die bees pse Nh. cos
X aess oi ms brotder Matthias. wbs s.sI ~ go
Inuaceo = 70 take part in the mnrds. .r oeen
nan, " the persuasions of Rn,lo. lung
he spoke IN the bitterest ,eyr. Aes9a.AoWskt.- ~
Declaring that he hated him. e;v;na s oIotner,
son, thaf but for this act he SonIS as Tue feaa
oeen 10 trouble. At the reques, of,bs =. nave
tor, ne wrote on the wall of h;s as,, ".nsia~
e.. ai.an language, The day and dale 6.sS
Nd -. .ae'uuoh' ana the number Of day. he
nsu .ho., yet 70 1--we. He then desired IN, he he
snouia moi oe troubled with vis,ers, an he d;J
~. nks 20 oe shown like a wild animal in :
Sha.;g Sheaa;sgei'eImaking exceptions in favor Of ,he
- IN; ona some others who have been RIM
20 ann; =, he also requested that the Re. I.o C.'
Ian within, tne catholic priest, who was in
auendence nc upon his brother should y;s;, b;,a
also: Inc visitors then left the unhannv n,"n ..
70 MS own thoughts, which must be- nnJ., ",s ,sa
circumstances, OF the most poignan, ch..' ~
actet. lie has now about six weeks ~ liz.
T"st0detphs0 Ledger Of Thmsday.
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WOOD, COKE AND COAL.-The SUB
w scriber is prepared to furnish WOOD, COKE
or COAL as cheap can be bought in town
Yard at Danville Depot-offce on Pearl street,
opposite Alhambra Hotel, and Immediately under
Messrs Toler g. Cook. All orders left Mr. p Wool
folks Grocery, on Broad street, dermerly Ells)
will be attended Immediately.
Lump Coal 50 per load
iy 23-3m THOMAS FOSTER
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s Some malicious person placed log of
wood on the track of the Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad on Wednesday night last,
which threw The engine and train Of. Fonr.
nately there were but few passengers in the
train, and no one-not even the engineer or
frsman-was injured. The engine, however,
was considerably injured.
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ATTEMPT TO AssAss,N.rE ou,sN.

ATTEMrT TO AssAssINATE LOUIS NapoYrov
-Ihe N. 7: Commercial publishes the fnIio~''
ing extract from letter received by the Afr;c.
rom mercantile American gentleman res;-
gent IN Paris, to whom they have alore,;ms
been indebted for important information.
An attempt was made some three davs ,,o
10 assasslnate Louis Napoleon on his wsv
from st. Cloud. An individual fired ,s ry
shot at him. from trench on the rom,e anu NO.
bail grazed his left shoulder. Seeing ,ha, he
ad failed in his attempt, the ASSASSIN immed;.
ateiy blew out his own brains. The ;onrnsI.
have been prohibited from speaking of The mai.
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NJOTi CE.-The subscriber ia prepared to re-
IN sumo the tuition of the French Language,
grsmmatically and practically, with continued ex.
ersion, TO enable his pupils 10 speak ii with pure
pronunciation and exempt from foreign and pro
vincial locutOns.
AL lS-tawtsWS M. B. POITlhUX.
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@NOTICE TO FARMERS 4

A5 AND CONTRACTORS.
The subscriber has on hand large stock OF Bro
gans, of his own manufacture; they are made
very heavy and oag, both black and russell,
bound and unbound, suitable for Plantations and
Railroad purposes, to which would most respect.
fully call the attention of all in want, they will be
sold as low as at any other house in the city.
ALEXANDER HILL,
A seq No 1877 Main street, Richp ond, Va
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LADIES, LIST.

Aiken Mrs Bernard o Amber Miss Mary 3,
Ahern Mrs Mary Adams Miss Bette
Allen Mrs MaryC Allen Mrs Walter <s
B
Bell Mrs ClaraF Bacon Miss Sarah Ay
Bartlett Mrs Elizabeth Burnett Miss MaryJ
Brown MRS margaret Barret Margaret
Belknap Mrs Maria BIankenshiD Miss Mary
Bryant Mrs Martha A Bolger Miss Marxaret
Bagnaii hlrs Biron Elizabeth us
Broad6 us Mrs Martha E Boasman Miss Eliza
IL H' @
Clarke Mrs Mary E Cullen Miss Lottie
Chandies Mrs Mary Crouch Miss 4,
Cnne mrs Margaret Clarkson Mrs A MI
Clarke Mrs K A e Cowipp Mrs Ann
Clarke MRS Robert Crump Mrs Elizabeth R
Charter Mrs Winifred L Cox Mrs Frances Il
Clarke Miss Poca Clarke Mrs Harriet r
Clarke Miss Pocahontas Cross Mrs Jennie
cullen Miss Ateila Clemments Margaret
Crumpton Miss Mary Crump Mrs Sarah
Drew Mrs M Virginia = Duffey Anna
Eddins Mrs Mary Evans Mrs MargaretP
Fielder Mrs Mary Foese Miss Caroline
Ferguson Mrs John E Fetner Miss Ellen
Fox Mrs Jane Foikes Miss EA
Flint Mrs jareel Fussell Miss Iouisa w
EIankHng Mrs Flnney Miss Mary C
Fairly Mrs Aliz abet Foyal Miss Mary E
Farmer Miss Am 5
G
Gary Mrs Ann Gallager Miss Letitia
Godsey Mrs Catharine A Gardner Miss Elizabeth
Green Mrs Susan Graves Miss Elizabeth C
Gardener Mrs sarah Glenn Miss Cattle
Gallager Miss Margaret t
HI
Hall Mrs Martha Howard Miss isabella
HeDney airs Maria Herbert Miss Mary
Hunt Mrs Matilda Henry Miss Martha H
Hug CHS Miss Anna T Hudson Miss Mary
Hampton Miss q hutchinson Miss VI
Hill Miss Huidah L Hliiyaro Miss Ella
II
Irwin Mrs Mary C johnson Mrs Rosa
Jones Mrs Henrietta jones Mrs William
Johnson Mrs Lucy Jones Miss Allie
JeIer Mrs Mary Jones Miss Saliie II
X
Knowles Mrs Mary King Miss EelenJ
Leahman Mrs Lee Miss Elizabeth
LlpscumD AIRS B Leslie Miss Jane G
Leweilyn Miss f u Lester niss Saliie
Lee Miss Eliza
NJ
Murtaugh Anne Marston Mrs Sarah w
Murlagn Mafget Middlebrook Miss AC
MlckelDoroush Mrs M l. Mays Miss Lucy II
Nc
McDorgle Margaret hicKenny Mrs
McGuiIe Mrs harriet Mcdowell Miss b
McCook MrsJ Mcdowell Miss Mary
No
Naylor Mrs Edward OSBORN Mrs Louisa A
OSBORN hllss Louisa OVERLY Miss Mary
Plunket Mrs Caroline Patten Mrs Sarah L
ParTotr Mrs EhzaDeth Parrish Mrs Sarah
Prtcnard Hrs h Powell Mrs Virginia
Power Mrs Josephine Patterson Miss Bella
ParAer Mrs Meranda Peasants Miss Lizzie
r
koper Mrs Maria Koper Miss Bette A
Randolph Miss Mary KoDinson Miss h K
keaves Miss y Richardson Miss y
ha.ilre Miss Bettie l.
s
| Stanley Mrs Susan Shepherd Mrs Ann E
| Shelton Mrs : SWAIN Mrs
smith hlrs Mary Saunders Miss Julia L
Shei Mrs u Stevenson Miss Mary
Sneiden Mrs Smith Miss Mary
Sempe Mrs Ellen Smith Miss Sarah
| Il
| Totty Mrs Sarah Tencer Miss Susan T
Thompson Mrs Mary Turner Miss Sarah
TnrOugbgood Mrs N A 1imteriake Miss Eliza
Wv
| Walden Miss Id Woodman Mrs Julia A
| Wolff Mrs VIM w White Mrs Emily
West Mrs Sarah A White Mrs
Walker Mis Sarah A Wllkerson Mrs Ann
| Wellington Mrs Susan Wlngheld Mrs Sarah L
Wooly airs kebecca w Wlnsneld Mrs Martina r
Wight Mrs Margaret Wallace Mrs Harriet
Woodward Airs LucyA Williams Miss Eliza
Woody MrsJ
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4 EDAR TAE.-fne most succession remedy
~ now in use for the cure OF Consumption, Bfon.
chtis, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Piles,
Kings Evil Diseases of the Kidneys Liver, &c.
Opin ions Of the Medical Faculty.
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DEATH FROM CARTON A CID Gas INA WELL

DEATH FROM CARBON ACID GAS INA WELL
blasting for J. H. Holcomb, Esq, on Lords
Hill TO day, Owen (after blasi) went down
into the well, but Immediately called out for
them to draw him up, and when near the top,
he tell out of the bucket. John then got into
the bucket to 60 down after Owen, and when
part of the way down, he fell from the bucket,
but his pants caught In the hook, and he was
drawn up After considerable time Owen was
got out dead. John yet lies senseIess, but
will probably recover. Owen leaves a wife
and FIVE children to mourn his sad fate. He
was worthy industrious .--Hartford
Times.
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CHINA Hall.

~ By the ships New York, T. Scran
1T TMT-7517 ton, Excelsior and Empire, from
n EGs4M Liverpool at New York, the sub
NIfSen3A scriber has his Fall importation OF
Earthenware and China,
and from the manufactures and auction his stock
OF plain, pressed and cut Glass, Looking Glasses
Fancy Goods, &c consisting of a great variety OF
new and very handsome styles and patterns. His
stock is larger than he has ever had and needing
money, he will offer to the merchants of Virginia
North Carolina and Tennessee very great induce
ments All in want of Goods in his line are invited
to examine his stock before they make their pur
chases. HUGH A. WATT,
se2l-lm No 7S Main street
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81 VARIETY, PLENTY & CHEAP.

n VARIETY, PLENTY ~ CHEAP
NEsS-Our large and convenient store, be-
VI sides being pleasant place tor our patrons,
- enables US to keep such variety OF styles
and qualities as will suit the tastes and wants of
ali who may need B aots, shoes or Trunks,
of anv deecriotion and u sell them at the lowest
possible rates.
Our assortment enables Us TO supp family,
whatever theyniay require, from the most tasteful
article for iady or gentleman, 10 the cheapest and
most substantial for servants and when several ag
Ieles are wanted make it rale TO put theEa at
liberal discount. which is both saving O, money
snd time to the purchaser Our fall stock embraces
several new and beautiful styles, ana we receiys
weekly. by express aud steamers, fresh supplies OF
seasonauls eoa;s, being determined that The La.
cies saloo" 73 Main street, shall bs as celeofsted
or good articles moderate prices as il Is for its
beauty, eAleat aad general convenience
WHITE a. PAGE,
- sc Is 3 doors below Dooiey's Hat store.
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THE SUBSCRIBER WING DE-
4 CLINED BUSINESS on his own account, re
turns his sincere acknowledgment to hls friends
and the public tor the very liberal patronage ex
tended to him, and begs continuance in his new
connection
He has arranged with Messrs. C. HARTWELL
e. CO, where he will be able 10 saoE ais old sus
toners choice selection of every thing in the
DRY GOODS line. and will be able to sell them on
the same liberal terms which he has offered in his
old business, and which have proved SO generally
satisfactory
His friends are invited to call and see him. His
old customers will find him from this date at Messrs
HARTWELL & CO, and he begs them 10 call as
soon IS possible and adjust their accounts. 1t is
very i'm portant to him to wind up his old business
ct the earliest date.
gu l6-ts ], G. CHENERY.
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LIST OF LETT

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Richmond Post Once
ON the 24th September, 1852. S.
.1 Persons calling for Letters in this List will
please say they are advertised q
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BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITORY.-The
ID subscriber is now receiving at this Store lis
Fall supply of Books, stationery, &c For
Colleges and Schools, It's supply and assortment is
largely increased. And from Teachers and Schol-
lars he respectfully solicits call.
OF Religious Books, an additional and well select
ed assortment. Bibles and Testaments, full sup
ply, and at low prices
full supply of the M s s Union and Tract
Society's Publications.
~ Call at No 203 Main street. Square above
the Banks. CHARLES WORTHAM,
IL DeDosltarv
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40 BARGAIN.! BARGAlNs: OF


/ ATEsT NEWs.-lhe subscribers nave jast
IL received and opened their Fail Stock of Dry
Goods, &c. embracing in part
Ladies' French worked Collars at Sd
Hoisery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs
Ribbons Laces, Edgings, Linens
Table Cloths, SheetiDgs
Cuttons, bleached and unbleached
Ladies' Dress Goods, Satnets, Linseys
Blankets, Flannels, &C.
Which they will Cher for sale as low as any house
in the city.
se2,-2w ARCHER g. GLASGOW.
The lot with the building of the First Pres.
byterian Church, situated on Franklin street near
the Exchange Hotel. Persons wishing to purchase
will apply to either JOIN c; HoBsON,
JOHN MABtN,
2l-1w HENRY w. QUARLES,
l. mos: grateful thanks to the public for the lib.
eral patronage they have enjoyed since the exis.
tence OF their establishment Broad street, l79,
beg to inform their patrons that they are now re
ceiving their Fall Goods from recent purchases in
New York and Europe, consisting of more CON-
psete assortment Of Trimmings, Toys and
Fancy Goods. than has hitherto been exhibited
in this place. As it would be too tedious to emu.
merate the qusnity of useful ss well fancy arti.
cIes which we offer for sale at low cash prices.
We invite the public, and the Ladies particularly
to call and examine our stock of Good, and espe
csaly that OF Trimmings embracing everything in
this line, from the most tritling Buttons aad Gmps,
ct l, 2, and cents yard, up to the richest and
most fashionable Silk, Velvet Lace, and Fringe
Trimmings, which can be produced Zephyr,
Split, and Tapestry Worsted, Yarns, Knitting and
Crochet Cotton, Purse Twist, Silk, Linen, and Cot.
ton; Floss, Beads, Patterns, Embroidered Works
Chenille &c, &c, in full assortment
Orders from the country carefully attended to.
No change in prices, bnr liberal allowancemade,
on Goods bought for fairs. societies. &c.
HIRSH & BOTTCHER,
179 Bread Street, Shockoe Hill,
Next to Messrs Harold g. Murrays Book Store.
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