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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
Queensware and Glass.

lust IMPORTED and now receiving, the
y last shipment direct from The
ENGLISH POTTERIES,
per ships Saxon, John Bryant, Rockaway and
Kate Howell, large aud general assortment
Of QUEENSWARE, Of white Ironstone,
fancy painted and painted, together with a
very full assortment Of common ware, adapted
To the wants of the trade. Selling these goods
AT ONE PROFIT on the manufacturers cost
1t is useless 10 say that he can sell them less
than they can be bought and lreighted from
the east, or sold by second hands. Dealers
are respectfully invited to an examination Of
his stock at No. l, Enterprise Buildings, Ports.
mouth, O. JAS. PuRSELL.
Aup. "a, 1852 u
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STRAW GOODS,

Having purchased the above stock Of Goods
for cash, at reduced rates, he is enabled TO sell
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
a iiltle lower than tn ey have been purchased
heretofore at the. snme establishment. and a
GREAT DEAL LOWER than they can be
purchased at any other place sin this cltt. His
arrangements are such that he will be in The
constant receipt of the latest style Of Goods Of
every description in his line, which Nill ena-
BILE him atall times TO anticipate The wants Of
the most Z" Progressive"
Every description Of Furs aud Skins pur,
chased, .Or which he will pay the highest price
in cash or Hats. July 1952-d&w.
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Those Soft Hats, again.

ENROM the good effect produced on the
IT. wearer by hose Soft Kossuth Hats, the
subscriber was induced TO order an additional
supply. and has now on hand greater varie
ty than was ever offered to this community.
aug, l6wtf 8, G. GLOVER
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BALrlMoRE, Sept 25.

Two rope walks in the outskirts Of the City
were destroyed during The nigt by fire, both
insured. Supposed to be the work Of an
incendiarY.
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GEsrLEnEn visiting Portsmouth are reminded
DO cali laod learn the market prices OF Grocer
les, Of \ fR2as53 ''@2'' sfs.i 3s
iassss WI s. r. ROSS FRoEr SyREET,
where may be found large assortment. at the
lowest Wholesale rates. la n
n. GJiPleese see his advertisements on the outer
nage.under head of ROSS COLUMN.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01

ALBANY, Sept 2S.--Bishop Chase, Presiding
Bishop in the Episcopalian Church, died at Al
Dany. from the effect Of injuries received in
being thrown from coach sometime since.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01
"Keep il before the People. {"

TNHosE FALL STYLE No, 1 and Q silk
il Hats now finishing at the Hat Store can
not be beat, for beauty or durability. Coun.
Try dealers are requested to call and examine
them before going further.
aug ID s. G. GLOVER.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01

Oh DOZEN Uh6srsshirts and nfkNefa of
GU all kinds also, Slanding Oollafs q ind
Fansy Cravats, cheaper than ever, Wholesale
or retlil, By ~ BRANDS q lDblTSOii
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-01

Us- The New York Tribune Of last Fri
day says.--"Last evening there was quite a
collection of Creoles Spaniards and Others,
at the Westchester House, TO organize the
Cuban Guards for target practice. This is
the first company Of the first regiment of
fillibusters. HssJ& SE &y-3
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ln Country AGerohanta.

AsREADvlSED, il they wish to save time
f1 aud money, To 60 direct 10 the Hat Store
TO pnrch 30 Hats as IL Is the only place where
a full stock can be found. They eau DO had
there at prices that cannot fail 10 aui, the pur.
chascr. Gully ~, 1881 \. G. GLOVER.
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\ UsT RECEIVED per Steamer sciOto,
81 another lot CT those celebrated 8.
c. Aams, To those who wish a really good
Ham, we would say call 500 us the stock on
hand is nearly exhausted. Also another lot
Dried Beef. VIM. MILLER.
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New Orleans Market.

I'VE" OhIIh1'"t CP6' ~
Tobacco is firm but the demand is limi-
ted. q lB3WS3 y 5f}E 10 4EHE
Flour is dull at $4@4,l2 for ST. Louis.
There have been no sales Of Corn for sew
eral days.
Bacon is dull but unchanged.
Lard llac. f0'o eH- o1
Lard Oil 90c. -
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Straw Goods.

A S The season is getting late, the subscriber
IN will sell bis remaining stock Of the n.
bovc goods at cost. 8. e. GLOVER.
Aug. 16. ls52.--d dwtf
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D0WDER--POWDERi-S. n. Ross, Agt
Il for Kentucky Rife Powder, made at En-.
neid, Conn, is always prepared TO fiI orders
iof Tie various kinds Of Rife, Sporting, Blast.
ihg' and Rock Powder. Now in magazined
iuli and complete stock, and the attention OF
iron men aud railroad contrac tors is Invited
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TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.

TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
ERENCH, Calf, and Kip Morocco, Kid
Il and Patent Leather, Upper and Sole Lealh-
er, Linings and Bindings, Lasts, "a good stock, y
Pegs, Nails, and Kit of all kinds, together with
a general assortment of articles in thsir iino,
have just been received by R. BELL & co.
aug25--dw
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Preparing for the Fan Trade

EXTRAORDINARY IN
JUDGEMENTS are now Of.
fered by R. LLOYD & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOT,
AND SHOES, Front STRAIT,
who havejust received a large
stock direct from the manu-.
factures, which being ordered
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NASHVILLE AND BIG SANDY RAIL.

NoTICE is hereby given that subscriptions
In 10 the capital stock of the Maysyille
aud Big Sandy Railroad Company, will be
received by Washington Kinney, Portsmo nth,
0 0hio, and by Charles Kinney, Springville :,
Kentucky, Agents Of the Company. They
are authorized tc receive grants Of right Of
way for the said Railroad. . .si.sa.
THO. B. ST'EEN SON, President.
Sept. IT, 1852. div WIN.
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Hats and Cans,

Trunks, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas
&C., of every description,
TOGETHER WITH EVERY VARIETY OF
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GUMS OF MONEY. large and small, trans
- mitted at all times to any part OF England,
Ireland, Scotland and Germany.
,'s DUGAN Il MACKOY,
Farmers and Mechanics Exchange Bank.
Portsmouth, Sept. 21, 1852. dwy
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ROSS C0LUMN..
q lFWFW@YdNps F4NN
Front ST., Portsmouth, 0hi6.

0frs for sae II quantities. luH assortment
Of GROCERIES, selected ,oits care, and at tie
6icesf rates. Cossignmsnts Of Mrreiandiss for.
toarded ,oith pyaaiptnrss hi Ripey, Canal, dr
Railroad Casb paid fdr ffodhee, Grain md
Merehn q 70 generally at his pdreLtuse. sff
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SOAR a - CANDLES.
nAbM. Exita No tand Olsina oxide Sonp,
u fummer S,efine and Start Candies Ia box
q and half boxes fof nmily use. Received
er Steamer Scioto hiSe~tning by
s vs. .sssea ssi y ~iIl1 ~ ~
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CIRCULAR.

q II. ROSS ayails himself Of this opporiu-
De nifty Of informing his customers, and all
who ma visit Portsmo utl, that his arrange
ments are more extensive for supply ing thrif
wants than heretofore /, His supplies are now
arriving utmost daily from the East and Seaih I.
and his assortment will all times be found
full and complete. He would calIsatiention 10
the fact thai purchasers eau alwsys find among
his asso rtment maj ny aTticlesof 6aiI, enquir,,
not usually 10 be obtained at other Wholesale
Houses. which enables him 10 fill orders wit,
promptness and at prices that cannot fail t,
please.
The undersigned tenders his special ac.
knowledge menls 10 country merchants, an d
grocers OF this city, also 10 Iron Masters in
this and adjoining counties aud Kentucky and
respectfully invites u conlinuance OF their or.
ders.
|, G1ySpeeiul attention paid 20 filling orders,
and all articles warraLied US repr esenied.
lFPsIicular examination in invited IL the
following branches OF his trade,
Cotton Yarns and Batting;
All qualities gun powder; e
Choice green and black teasj
All kinds tobacco;
imported aud common cigars;
Mes, kinds foreign fruits;
Louisville lime;
Hydraulic cement;
Calcined plasters,
f Grindstones;
-4e- Stone ware;
Kanawha & l.. salt;
..g Sugar & coffee,
Molasses;
Mackerel aud white fish, dye sluffs general.
y bacon and lafd; wooden ware, &c.
May 80 '52-dwtT. s. X. ROSS:
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warn, Batting, Candle Wick, Twine, &c.
IL Being Agents for CoFnel& Perry's faciory
We have atall tines large and weI selected
stock, fol sale atmanuta6tIntr,s prices.
0AEES q BtsRIRK.
oct ! = Ha No, i Buckeye block
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C1GARsl CIGARSII 5000 common ci
- gars 25OO0 Half Spanish cigars for sale by
may, 70, ls52 "H s. R.R0SS.
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CoRDAGHl coRDAOH!I 10 coils heavy
~ Cables for fathoats or steamers this day
received and for sale by SIR. ROSS.
May %, 1859. -ifs''f f3Ns
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cotton NYARN.-500 Bales Cotton Yarns
. 100 bales Carpet Warp; Also, CoverIid
Yarn; Wrapping Twine, and Candle Wickine
ier sale by (may 2S) s. R., ROSS.
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Dissolutiofl of n rtnership.

VENHE paftuerhip heretofore existing between
: l the und,rsigned in the Blscksmiihine
busiheau was this day dissolved Nv mutnaI
consent. Those indebted 10 the firm are solic-
ted to call at Jones old stand and settle thoir
accounts. W. n. CARPENTER,
ss. G. w. GROW.
Portsmsuth, Sept. 81. 1882. dsw
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT, and Ca!cined
Ii Plaster, fresh, for sale by s. R. ROSS.
Aug. 26, 1851.
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WHITE LEAD---SO Kegs Pare aud No.
w /, White Lead Tor sale below The mar.
etb L fetal s. R. ROSS.
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bsi - PATENT LEATHER LINDS
- Enameled Lnda and Bnskins;
y French Mo. Linds, Buskins, Ex-
celsiors and Tics.--Also handsome stock
Ct Fancy Caters, Just received at the Boot and
Shec Store Of ,e r., BELL q co.
may IS l .,.s.,s. sss
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1kA PACKAGES Green and <zysz
:lOO Black Teas, Of Philadelphia SeE$
importation, Of half Chests, l2 and .zflA
10 Catties, for sale low, and quality guaranteed
may. 25 l..p7 S. R. ROSS.
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DTsTREssIsG.-It will be by our report of pro-
eeedinss in the Legislature yesterday, that Mr.. Bar
bour introduced sresouion the subject of the
cant seat of the Delegate (Mr. Geo. r. C. PRICE,
Hardy county The of his absence delicate
ly alluded to by Mr.. B.. though not revealed to the
House We panied to learn that Mr.. P, since the
adjournment in June last, when he left here apparently
in robust health and in full vgor of mind has become
an inmate of the Western Insane Asylum. calami-
ty of the drest to any member of the human fam
lily, il peculiarly when the subject is gentleman
OF fine talents, ofhandsome person. accomplished
pers and who has hosts of friends bewa his melan-
sholy fate.
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- A LUxURY!-Tne James Rive

- A LUXURY!-Tne James River
D~a Water, when pGrided by tee "POROU5
GLASS FILTER is truly q great luxury; 1t 8
then az pure and pallueid a. when 1t first aowed
from tae bubbling spring. There Is no instrument
for cleansing water so ready aud effective as the
Porous Glass Filter. IL acts ON natures own prir.
ciple being artificial drip stcne; 1t cannot njure,
bat renders ii nstare intended il to be, he aitny
and refreshing. % expended for one Of these FIJI
ters will convert your bydrsns into . fountain Of
pure spring water. Il will filter from 30 to 40 gal
Ions per hour. For sso BY the Agent, ~ the store
of @. h A. Bsre amin, Jr
no IL I'm Nc 2os ka,nst
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- For Coushs. Colds, Croup nnd

For Coughs, Colds, Group aud
Wnooping Ccugh.-8e prepared for change 81
weather,-The frequent changes of the weather
bring with il bad Colds, Cough, Asthma, Irritation
OF the Lungs, Sore Throat and Bronchitis all oi
which can be cured aud the stem FORTH ed sgsns,
frequent attacks by using DIR $ ROSES Cele-
bIsted COUGH SYRUP. Price only so cents.
Children are also liable 10 Group which dsu-
gerous complaint yields immediately to Dr.. )
Roses never failing COUGH SYRUP. Ps!ce rs
cents
Whooping Cough, another complaint, always
worse in cold and damp weather, The afflicted
will frd great relief in the OF DR. Roses
WHOOPING COU6H SYRUP, which always re
iieves and prevents the disease from running into
Other diseases, such IS Infamma alton of tha Lungs
Dropsy 10 the Chest, and Consumption Price so
cents. DR. Roses successful treatment In al Lung
Affections has created great demand for the above
highly valuable Family Medicines
To be had ct the Drug stores Of PURCELL,
LADD 4 CO. BENNETT & BEERS. ADiK &
GRAY, A DUvAf., r DUvAL, GAYNOR &
WOOD, o A ETRECkER, A BoDEkER, ]
BLAIR. Q n ZACHRISs0N end w LADD.
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SUPERB PoTAroEs-THE WEST END AHEAD
Mr.. Boiling w. HAxALL yesterday sent to our
Office specimen Of the yield Of his potatoe field on
his farm, about two miles west Of the city, on the
Westhsm plank road. The present was accompa
MED wi h a brief note, thus Tile Vest End to
tie Dispatch" The Dispatch acknowledges the
compliment, and gives its impartial decision in ia
vor of the "Eesi End" The az gregate weight ot
eight of the potatoes sent by Mr.. H.. was sssen
pounds aud quarter. One Of them weighed one
pound and quarter These came from a fed
which produced str hundred bushels to tie acre
The "East End must vie the pan-at al events
until superior champion is brought forward az d
that will be difficult matter. Some Of the pota
toes sert by Mr.. Haxall m ~ be seen q. the Dis
match Office.
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. Grand New Y ears Pres

III
God Watch worth sixty-fve dollars, will be pre-.
scented on New Years day at Mountain l. Co.'S
Jewelry and Fancy Store, No. pit Main street, Rich.
mond The subscribers offer to the public a rare
chance to get beautiful fine lS carat gold Hunting
Case Watch, suitable for lady or gentleman, as a
new years present. The following arrangement
will be made on the lst of November, and continue
until the lst of January, 1858:
Every person, on purchasing each and every ar
tice of the value of So aud upwards, will receive
card with number on it, and their name and cor
responding number will be registered IN a book
kept for that purpose On new years day all the
corresponding numbers CT cards issued viii be put
ia bag and well shaken, when a number viii be
drawn by person entirely disinterested, and the
person holding the card with the number corres-
pondng to that which is drawn will receive pre-
sent Ut fine gold hunting case watch.
Each person, on purchasing each and every arti-
ole of the value of l,50 TO 49, will in like manner
receive card above and the holder OF the cor
responding number drawn will receive present ii
fire gold locket worth So. And each person, on
purchasing or getting repaired each and every ar
ticle of the value Of from 80 cents to 81 So will in
like manner as above drawn, receive a handsome
port monnaIe worth 50.
A fine assortment of Jeweky Clocks, Watches,
and Fancy Articles On hand.
Clocks and Watches repaired by an experienced
workman. All kinds OF Jewery made and repaired
at the shortest notice and lowest prices, and sais-
faction warranted. Diamonds and other precious
stones set to order in the latest New York style.
B-The articles will be exhibited in he window
until the drawing Don't forget the place.
SP MOUNTAIN d co,
no 1-2m* No eli Main street.
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Baltimore, Sept IL, 1851.


those we refer to and then try this grand restoIa-
tive.
Baltimore, Sept IL, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer Mowbrsy: feel it duty TO
make known the benefits have derived from DR.
Hampton's Tincture. For length Of time have
been subject to great prostration of muscular pow
er, and great debility of the nervous system &c
companied with palpitation and futtering of the
heart. had such sudden attacks that on one occa
sion could scarcely get home making mention
OF my to a friend, he referred me to Joseph X
Stapeton, Esq, an old and highly respectable citi
zen of Baltimore, who had used the Tincture under
similar circumstances. | called ON Mr Stapletou,
and, sitter an interview ofsome minutes, was fully
satisfied of the medical virtues of the Tincture,
from the evidence before me, of his own person,
who, for some time previous, indicated failing
state of health but now hearty, hale appear
ance with the activity of youth | Immediately
commenced usias the Tincture, and before took
the contents OF one bottle, my strength renew
ed, and can walk as brisk and am IS active as !
was twenty years ago This Tincture is the grand
restorative of the digestive organs, which, when
destroyed, the whole system is in state of suffer
ing.
do assertit is, in reality, what it s represented
to be by DR. Hampton, the inventor.
VIM A. SCHAEFFER,
Now in city OF Washington.
See cases Cough, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, &c
Sold only by o. A. acknowledgements gratis.
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The FAIR OF THE MONUMENTAL CHcRcH.-
This Fair continues to-dsy, we learn. 1t is the
scene of much gsiety, and good humor. There are
to be seen any quantity of beauty act off the beat
advantage, wreathed in smiles and betraying a
light and joyous existence. Were we in the pl ca
of some # our young beaux, We should certainly
cat figure On the occasion. Now is their time
and the probability is, that they may not see .uch
another. Let them, therefore, pluck up courage
and not look as if they were Just oaviced of hav
ing robbed hen.roost. Faint heart" we have
always heard "never won fair LADY,
Call a: Lafayette Hall this evening, by all means
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no 1-2n*

s7 Pratt's Daguerrean Gallery, No las
Main street.-Messrs. Editors: Please publish the
Robert Thorp. Every like" Roger A. Pryor, Edi-
tor South.Side Democrat. Likeness executed ST.
perlatvely good" J. w. Roberts. {" give mir Pratt
the preference to all the world in taking pictures,
b. P. Goodwin, Louisa county. Mr. Pratt needs
but trial aud success will be Inevitable" David J.
Moody. "Mr. Pratts pictures are as good or better
than have yet SEEM w. ]. McDowner, King vii
liam. "The daguerreotypes in Mr.. Prstts coliec-
ton equal any | have seen in London" Jno. Tho
mas, NJ D. Editor of the Herald of the Kingdom and
Age to Come no ii
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1UutsI INeF ~NtIuIIJi - - -
no24 JAS. WRIGHT
wstabler's Anodyne Cherry Expecto-

~ StHDIeTb a HUuyhc Chorfy hXpcCtO.
rant and Dinrrhea Cordial being recJmmen-
ded so highly by many Physicians, Apothecares
and Pharmaceutists Of high anGisg in the City Of
Baltimc re there can be no doubt Of their superior
virtues. Those suffering with Colds, Coughs
Hoarseness, &c, or with Diarrhea, should give
T. sn tri. our word for it they will find relief.
no 94-d&clt
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SLAvEs.-Ali. Johnson Carter, from Abe
marie county, Va, arrived at St. Louis on the
9Th inst. with his family and 100 slaves. He
designs settling permanently in that State,
somewhere in the neighborhood of Hannibal
Such large collection of we'll fed negroes at
tracted considerable attention.
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wS Change OF H0urs. -Increused
G~Ga Rate of speed.-See what Adams q
Co. are doing tor III II patrons! The Express now
lssves baltimore at O'clock P M, in charge of tx
perienced and trusty agents, and arrives In Rich.
mond at 81 NJ Goods ordered by tbs morn.
ing's mail. will be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail.
Our Express for the North East and West, now
closes at % P M-arrives in Baltimore at an eayly
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by tas change they will be greatly accommodated.
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland for sale
at this office. ADAMS g. CO,
no 4th street. Richmond. Va
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ELLIsvILLE, LOUISA Co, Nov goth.
Mr. Simons-Dear Sir Il am so highly delighted
with the picture you took for me last week, and it
has given such universal satisfaction to my friends
that have directed my wife to call at your gallery
for the purpose of having hers taken, which you
will please take and set in frame smar to that
of mine. | wish them to match as near as pos .ibla
My wife, you will fnd | think, pretty good sub.
iect and if you succeed with hers as well as you
did with mine, (Which has already caused hun
dreds to say they would call on you) will insure
you many patrons from our county.
Yours, reap cttuly.
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SurPER.-Ths evening the Artizan Division, Sons
OF Temperance, will give ssupper at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, on Oregon Hill. Addresses will
be delivered by distinguished speakers.
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A MISTAKE CoRRECTED.-From the similarity of
the spelling, number of persons have supposed
that the name of Mr.. Lally, who advertises his
house to let in this paper is that of old friend
Robert NJ. Suly. This is mistake. Mr.. su,ys
reaidence is where it has been, on Harsha street,
aad thare also is mis- studio. We have spent many
delightful hour in that studio, and we hope to
spend many more. There are few more attractive
spots about the city, to those who fond of con-
templating the creation of original genius, nor co
we know OF any artist who has better claim to
that rare gift than Mr.. S.
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~ A little girl named McMullen was
burned to death in Cincinnati last week.
Another little girl, whose name is not given,
met with a similar fate in the same city, few
days previous,
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e A lot of extra superfne -four, manufac-
tured at the mill of DR.. Alfred Taliaferro, near
Culpeper Court House, sold at the cars in
Alexandria, at$525.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-24

u ]. H. Viner and Joseph Shuster have
been arrested in Philadelphia for a series of
alleged forgeries, amounting in all to Sill 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-24

L Howard, who killed Henry Drieshaus,
year ago, in Louisville, has been convicted of
murder in the first degree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-24

" MIR. James Bond, of Choetaw county,
''is''' formerly State Senator from tina, eoun.
w. committed suicide by hanging himself in
his own house
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-24

H Senator Bell, of Tennessee, is on his
way TO New Orleans for the benefit of his
health