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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
Marine Disasters.

BosroN, Thursday, May 20, 1852.
The schooners Loyal 5. Pond, from
NewYork for Boston, and the Pharos, OF Camden both
ran OH Quay Head on the night of the 18th in fog
The Pond was compelled to throw overheard her deck
load Of molasses Lighters had been sent to their as
sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
Meeting OF the Peoples College Association.

The Peoples College Association held
meeting here to-day, which attended by Delegates
from all parts of the State. S. Benjamin. OF Elmlra,
was President and H. Howard, OF Lockport Secretary
Resolutions in favor of Cheap Manuel Labor College
for both sexes introduced by Hon. Horace
Greeley. They discussed at considerable length
canvass the State present the plan of the instiu
ton and solicit subscriptions The shares are 81 each
Mass Meeting is to be held this evening In Irving
Hall by the friends to the enterprise MI dreeiey ana
others will make addresses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
Fire at Bath, Maine-Three Lives Lost.
BosToN, Thursday, MAY 20, 1852

- DVsIVN, fHUIstidyi EHay 70 tO"~.
The dwelling of Richard Gibbs, in Bath,
Maine, burned down last night and his two sons
aged and years with their grandmother, persisted in
the flames
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
NIassachnsetts Dioccsnn Convention.

BosToN, Thursday, May 20, 1852.
The Massachusetts Diocesan Convention
assembled in this city yesterday-Bshop Eastman pre-
idirr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

COTTON BUOYANT-BREAD STUPPS STEADY.
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Meeting It 9 ansi the Albany and Susquehaniah
Railroad.

Albany Thursday May 20, Ieo2. :,
The meeting against the acceptance OF
SusquehanDah Railroad bill is well attended: Mayor
Perry presdes assisted by several influential citizens as
Vice. Presidents, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-21

The Empire City at New.0rlcans.
Wv s..~.sSs, Thursdsy, May 20, 1923.
49, !ne stesu,shs9 Empire City, from New
= sssass ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

ARREST OF a FUGITIVE SLAVE AT HARRIS.
BUk0'1Jnn Phillips, u fugitive slave of Mr..
Henry T. FAINT. 81 Fauquier county, Va. was
arrested al Herrsburg, Pa. on Monday last,
a ~ underwent full examination before the
= =; commissioner. Mr.. A. q. Hudson and
Jas. ii. Fowles, Of Virginia, clearly proved
nun 10 be fugitive, and he himself SUISSE
queniiy admitted that he had run away from
enipepper county, Va. As the examination
was continued until after dark, crowd oil
colofed and white sympathizers assembled
and evinced some disposition to attempt q
rescue, but the officers promptly managed "a
restore order. The Union says the beneficial
influences Of the repeal Of the 9Th section Of
The act oi l847, was strikingly exhibited in this
case; and so soon as the slave was lodged ia
lisii Tue crowd dispersed, and all was quiet
The slave was removed to Virginia on Tues.
day morning, in custody Of the officers. The
CITIZENS OF Harrisburg evinced every dispCsi.
hen 10 enforce The laws.-Sua.
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Horrible Ont,.age nna Denth.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26th.-An old convict
named John Book, enliced little girl,between
ana ~ years OF age.on Monday last INTO the
woods near Roxborougr, and perpelrated a
most bf1Eal and horrible outrage upon her
person, The child when found could not stand,
and alter lingering in great misery, died last
n'ght rom the effects OF the outrage. The
wretch has been arrested, identified by the
chiId before death, aud committed for trial. Ii
was with great difficulty HAT the execution OF
summary vengeance on him by The father and
friends oi the child could be prevented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND

l. LOT ON CLAY STREET.-by virtue of
oeeo OF trust executed to the subscriber by n G..
uentry dated i9,h August, 1880 and duly recorded
III henficf County Court, to secure certain debt
tnefein mentioned shall at the request of the ben.
enclary named therein on TUESDAY, the LIST June.
upon the pre- mises, at o'clock, P NJ. sell to the
nshest bidder, the property conveyed by said deed
Delng lot OF ground fronting 30 feet on K street
naar It's western termination and running hack $50
ieeto lncnes, to an alley l5teet wide, on which lot
stands frame house recently built; and now in the
occupancy OF said Gentry The title is believed m
De unquestionable, but as trustee | shall convey
with the usual warranty only.
The terms, VIII ch will be in acco rdance with the
deed, vii! be very favorable, and will be made
known on day of sale
my 20-dts JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
NOMMISSIONER,S SALE OF SMALL
" FARM NEAR RiCHMOND-In pursuance of
a deed of the Circuit Court of Chancery for the
county OF Henrico, made On the 9th da; of March
1852, IN suit therein pending styled Register and
wife against Bretts Exr, aud Others SHALL as the
commissioner therein named offer for sale at public
auction. on the premises. on Monday. the 2lst
day OF June next, at 5 o'clock P. NJ IT fair if not
then on the next fair day thereafter tract or par
eel of Land, with the Improvements thereon, con
sisng OF good dwelling and other buildings lying
IN the county OF Henrico, about mile east of the
city OF Richmond, commonly known the are
treat " formerly occupied by Hutson Brett, decd
and estimated to contain about 90 acres of Land.
Terms OF SALE.-One-iourth cash; the balance
in two equal instruments for negotiable notes with
added and the title retained until conveyance ID
directed by the Court.
my 21-2awtl4dtd G. GRISWOLD, Com'r
JAMES Al TAYLOR Auct
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NESTS, VESTS.-Just receiveds at No 1874,
' Main street, a large sediment Of
Plain and figured white Marseilles Vests
Fancy do do
Buff linen do
Fancy and black figured silk do
Also, a large and rich assortment of white, brown
and fancy Linen Drill, Tweed Cashmere, black
twlled Camblet, Qined,) Drap de Etc, fancy French
Cashmere and black single mill Cashmere Pants;
blue, black and brown twilled French Cloth, Drap
de Etc black twied Camblst, silk-warp Alpaca,
while. check and brown Linen, Searsucker and
extrafne grass linen Sack and Frock Goats. All
in want OF the greatest bargains, in good and well
made Clothing are respectfully solicited to call al
the CASH store of J. D. GOODMAN
No l34 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
nv 90
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AsTONIsHING MEDICINE FOR THE

ASTONISHING MEDICINE FOR THE
IL NEkVES!-The thousands who. have used DR.
ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL, for Heart Dis.
eases, Nervous Tremor OF the Muscles Palpitation,
Heart Burn, Tic Dqloreux or Pain the Face, Neu.
ralgia, WaEetulness or Restlessness, find instant
relief few doses cures the most violent Nervous
Headache. 1t allays the most violent nervous al
fections, and eradcates them from the system, and
is grand festorer TO weak constitution. The va
rious diseases Of the nervous system have long
batf1ed the skill OF our most eminent physicians
but ell in vain, until this Nervous Cordial was dis
covered and prepared by Dr. J S Rose. Price SO cts
per bottle. For sale by K RDUVAL,
my25 Under American Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

Destructive Fire-T1centy Horses Burnt.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2t.-The large stables
OF the Farmers Hay Market Association, on
the corner of Sixth and Brown streets, were
destroyed by fire at 2 O'Clock this morning.
twenty horses uuJ one COW persisted in the
fames. The loss is $4,000, on which there is
no insurance.
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TELEGRAPHIC NE WIS.
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DlsPATCa
WAsHIssTos. MAY Q

IN the SENATE, Mr.. Soule introduced bill
appropriating $4,000 to deepen the chanueI
of Mississippi at New Orleans. Ordered to
be engrossed. The deficiency bill was then
taken up, and debate ensued.
The HOUSE was engaged in the discussion
of the Missouri Railroad bill.
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Late from lNaracai6O.

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-The barque Gre.
va with dates from Maracalbo TO the 9Th Of
May has arrived heie. She sailed in company
with the barque Camilla, Bousch, for New
Ok, aud left schr. Rosamond 10 port, just
arrived. The quarantine laws still continued
ID full force, and all vessels arriving must
Snow a certificate or clean bill of health from
her port of departure, and from all other ports
al which they may have touched on The voy-
age
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MuRpER IN AUousrA Cousry.-A young
Irishman named Nonsn. was shot in Augusta
county, ahoa, the let of April, by country
man Of his, named Barry. Nonan fingered
until the LIST Of May, when he expired in wag.
on which was conveying him TO the poor house.
A correspondent OF the Staunion Spectator.
bitterly denounces the authorities who have
permitted the murderer TO roam unmoles,ed
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CRIMINAL CouRT.-In the libel case, the
United States rs. Henri De Alma, the verdict
OF The Jury is, "ihat sufficient evidence was not
adduced 10 prove the publication OF the libel
by DE Alma in the county ofWashington, and
they (the jury are forced to render verdict
OF not guilty.
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4Dti .Slarery C0nreufi0n

BosToN, May % The anti slavery fanatics
are still n session here. Their proceedings
to-day were confined 10 bitter denrnciaIions OF
the Church. Daniel Webster. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

~ Parodi had brilliant audience
Fredericksburg. The Herald says that bou-
quets of fragrant flowers were showered upon
the stage by the delighted listeners.
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Wheeling Bridge Case.

WASHINGTON, Nav 27.
In the U. S. Supreme Court to day, Judge
Mclean delivered the final opinion of the
Court relative TO the Wheeling Bridge, that
the freedom of navigation could not be secured
with draw less than 200 feet wide. From
this opinion Judges Taney, Daniel and Wayne
dssented.
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Wreck of a BaItimOre Vessel.

BosToS. May 26.-The schr. Mary Chiffon,
irou BaIlmol or East Cambridge, with coal
Is ashore at Guy Sunk, breaking up, suippec
and abandoned. The crew aud materials nave
been sANeH.
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MURDER IN LEE CousrY-The Ah;nra

MURDER IN LEE CousTY.-The Abingdon
Virginian publishes the following
From private letter from a friend in Jones.
vile, Lee county, we learn that another mnr.
der has been committed in that county. under
the influence of whiskey. A young man by
the name of Smith killed man by the name
OF Campbell Thompson, with rock, Few
days ago. We have heard none Of the part.
cuiars, except that they were both drunk
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Eiresln the i nOLs.

Bo-ToH, May ga destructive FIRE rs rag
ing IN tie woods in Maine, materially inter
rupt,al railroad travelling on the Atlantic and
81 LawIence lite.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

The Res. ". q. (. Cunningham, mis-.
sIonary Of The Methodist Episcopal Church
SoaIil, recently sailed from New York for
Shanghai. Bishop Andrew has announced his
Intention to send three ortouf others, TO rein
ofce lhe mission IN thai place.
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BY TOLER & COOK.

- view larger estate, shall sell at auction on
the premises. al 10 oc.cek. On THURSDAY the
10th day Of June, my Sherwood plantation of 225
acres situated four miles east of Richmond on the
Williamsburg road. Should that day be too nclern-
sale day.
The Improvements, which are of the first order,
very much enhance the value OF this productive
farm. There being about l25 acres of heavily tim
bered land, enough wood might be sold to pay fifty
per cent of the sum for which the land may sell
L. B. STARKE
InLEE a. Cook AnctIOpPers nv 1Q-t6s
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SaiLiag of The Ninanrn.

BosroN, May 26.-The tnail steamer Niagara
sailed at II o'clock to-day for Liverpool,
tah'ns "n' IS passengers, tad 100000 Oh
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~ The Presbyterian General Assembly
new school, is still in session at Washington.
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NEW yULuME OF APPLET0N,s POP.

E I,t v0LuME OF Pop.
II uLak LIBRARY-for sale BY
NASH d WOODHOUSE, EARLE sonara
Inc ingoidsby Legends; or. Mirth and Marvels
oy Ihonas ingoldsby, Esq (the Rev Richard Har.
rs barnam) First series, one volume, l6 mo
fancy cloth. 56ceuts ~ o'
=, Contents The Spectre of Tappington-Tbs
Nurses story-The Hand OF Glory-Pstir Mornan
the Milkmald's Story Look at the Cicck-fS,av
Dolphin-The Ghost-The Cynotaph-Mrs Roth.
erbey story-The Leeeh of Fok.tone- Legend nj
Hamilton Yighe-The Witches Frolic-Snanlar
passage IN the life OF thela Henry Harris 1D0
Ine Jackdaw OF Rheinis-A lay of st Dunstan-A
lay OF Gengulphus-A lay of st Bilie-A Law of ST
Nicholas The Lady Rohesia-The Tragedv- Mr.
Barney Maguire'ssscconnt of the coronation-Tba
Monster Balloon-Hon Mr. Sucklethurnbkir's s,orv
The Execution-Some account of a new nlavH
Mr. Peters story-The Bagmans Dog.-Appen9ix
The Paris Sketch Book, by VIM NJ. Thackeray.
2 vols, 81.
Gaieties and GRANTEES, By Horace Smith, vol.
so cents.
A Journey through Tartary, Thibet and China,
by M Huc-2 vols. 81
The Maiden AID Married Lie &C Mary Powell
afterwards Mistress Milton. / vol. so els.
The Yellow Plush Papers, by VIM NJ Thackeray.
l vol so cents.
Essays from the London Times-A collection of
Personal and Historical sketches. ! vol. so eta
my %
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AT COST.-S20,G 0O WORTH OF DRY
n GOOD the subscribers, intending to en-
large their store and give thorough repair have
thought it advisable and have determined to sell
thoir entire stock NOW M hand at prime cost, tor
cash, that they may open in their new and reno
all in want of Dry Goods that better assortrnen.
y j-sirr Ole -tcuk Is rarely offered II 81.
An early call is solicited as all goods remaining on
hand at the close O. the season viii be sold at pub
lie auction.
NV tQ-im j. g. COURTNEY & CO.
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unchanged.

NEW YORK MARKETS, May 9th.
CoTToS-Very firm. FLOUR and GRAIN
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A ROMATlC WILD CHERRY BIT.
N TERS.-1hose who suffer from Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, W ant of Appetite Acidity OF the Stom,
ach, and those diseases arising from arrangement
of the Stomach and Liver, should not fail TO use
these excellent 8tters They give tone to the
Stomach, assist the action OF the Liver and inyig.
crate the whole system Price Ct cts per paper
sufficient to make quart OF tine Bitters For sale
by PICOT
nv 25 Corner oDpos;te the Old Marie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

FINE HORSES, MULE, &c, AT AUG.
= TlON,-On SATURDAY, a9ih inst, shall sell
10 rear OF N auction store, at half past o'clock,
A. NJ, by order of the owner NVn PerciyaD a
beautiful Roam Horse, years old, good sad.
oie horse; works well in single or double harness,
and warranted sound in every respect
S-Also-l large Work Mule, years old, together
with several Saddle, Harness, and Work Horses.
my 81 G. j. SUMNER. Auctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

RClLDISG HAkDWARE.-We ask the
- attention Of Carpenters and others to our lars
ana complete assortment Of Building Hardware
consisting OF Carpenters Patent and American
Rim Locks. with Brass, Mineral and Pearl White
hrobs: Mortice Closet, and Stock Locks: Knob
Rim, and THUMB Latches; Ciark's best Patent
Butt Hinges, narrow and broad Patent Blind Hing
esin sets, Parliament Hinges, Patent Blind Fasten
ngs, iron and brass; Sash Springs Sash Fastenngs,
Window Puileys, Sash Cord, Wood Screws, Pa.
ten, Brads; also, full assortment best Cut and
Wrought Nails, which we oter Tor sale on the
lowest terms. w. 5. IL u. DOMAIN.
% 10 Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

BALTIMORE MARKETS, May 9th.
FLoUR-Saes of 1000 bbls at $4.l2 WHEAT
no change in prices, but less activity.
CoRS-White sc TO 50 cts; yellow, 81 to 81
ri
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BY JOHN K. ID. PAYNE, salesman.
ARGE DRUG EsTA At

Ii AUCTION, consisting OF The usual variety of
Medicines, Paints, Dyestu#s, Perfumery, Soap,
Glass Jars, q &c.
By virtue ola deed of trust, executed to the sub.
scfioer by Hugh c Mcnamara, bearing date the
- day of -, 1852 and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of the city of
Richmond, for certain purposes therein mentioned,
will be sold On " ednesday, the 10Th day OF May,
al 10 o'clock, at the store of the said Hugh c Nc
Na1nsra on Broad street all the Medicines, Paints,
Dyestutfs, Pertumery, Soaps, Glass Jars, Show
Cases, Store Fix ures, &C. DC, pertaining TO said
establishment.
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums under $50. cash
thar amount credit OF months will be given,
secured by Negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
nv IS JOHN r. d. PAYNE Trustee.
- The above saleis postponed until Wednes.
day, the 10th DAY OF Juhe. The Trustee is fully
authorised 10 make a private disposition of the
above establishment on very reasonable terms, and
at great sacrifice. Purchasers are invited TO make
early application until day OF sale, either to the
trustee or to DIR II. 3 Dickinson.
nv 24-dtds ] r. D PAYNE, Trustee.
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BY GEORGE J. SUMNER.

II UCTION SALE OF SPLENDID FRENCH
= ENGRAVINGS.-On MONDAY next, lst inst,
at bali past p NJ at the store on Main street, re
Gently occupied by VIM. F. Mitchell, opposite the
Banks, will be sold at auction without reserve :
rare and valuable collection of Fine French En-.
gra Wings, consisting o. more than 200 different
subjects. Paintings, Autographs, aud Crayon
Drawings. The ABOVE will b open for Inspection,
On Monday morning, after 10 O'clock, until the
nour OF sale. GEO. j. SUMNER
nv 27 A,a.:-.s
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BY JOHN Il. D. PAVNE, Salesman

A LARGE SALE or rURNITUkE AT
n AUCTION viii be sod. at the Floyd House,
opposite the American Hotel, on THURSDAY, the
9th inst, az 9 o'clock large amount OF House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture consisting of the usual
variety in large establishment. AID moatly new
and handsome !,
Terms of sale-Sums under $50, cash; $40 and
upwards, months credit for negotiable paper sat
isfaciorily endorsed.
my fS
F-s@The above sale is pesiponed until Monday,
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Affair Of Honor-.FIieht of n spanish
General.

NEW YORK, May 81.
"eneFai Lewery, commander of the Central
department OF Cuba, has been challenged to
mortal combat in this city, by one of the Gu
ban refugees, for outrages committed on the
patrols during the revolt. He accepted the
challenge, but subseq uently Aed-sailing for
Europe yesterday.
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BY JOHN X. d. PAYNE, Salesman.

L NESS HORSES AND FOUR FINE MICH
COWS AT AUCTIoN-Will be sold On satur.
day, the 22th inst, at ! o'clock, at Mr.. Ernesfs
Stables on the bill above rhs Exchange Hotel, I'VE
Horses, two or three Of which are young well
Bred and suitable for the harness saddle; also,
four fine Mich Cows, and perhaps one or two
nalf miles OF the city, ana sold because he is
stocked.
ssle without reserve, for negotiable paper at six
months, satisfactorily endorsed.
mya7 W.
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EERNAULINk-tor Pndd'Igs, Pies, Blanc
L Mango. Cruel, Jellies, &c-This article now
first presented TO the public, is compose. of the
choicest, most nutritious, tarinaceous substapces
AMI is shifted the palate Of the epicure the feeble
H-ostoa IT iAvaids or the delicate stomach # the
infant Is disesubiitv recon mends it as safe
summer fooo OF cnapproechsoie excellence. Full
directions accompanying each package. For sale
by ADlE GRAY,
nv l3-eod2w l47 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE I5AYS,



House AND LOT ON wAsH.Nrro.,
II ~ STREET. NEAR CLEARINGHOUSE Vii
~, IN SALE AT AUCTION.-wHl be sold. On
n,.,,.. Say afternoon, the I'd day or June, is52
anal t me premises, commencing 1t 5 o'clock,
;oinir Ianed Dwelling. on the Central Railroad .sd
strsats oarringtons Mil, fronting on Washington
nerotiahs. months credit, for approved endorsed
gs 20 psper, interest added. e11o' 'e1
aroUs, w. GoDDIN, Auctr.
win he ANA p -. o1d g, FOR SALE AT Auction =
day Of May isa uooa Afternoon, the slst
at half past o'clock, bricI n,1n aes, commencing
sas .. ,ay between and sd streess % n .Se souIn
fu oPeas a froa a s Is The lot beaaa
ieet Also, half acre lots Nos 3s1 AK 10 o. 10y
Sio, IN Duvsis addition. near the Poor Hon,s, SH
ierms-one third cash; balance at s snS 70
mont - ior negosaoie notes interest added Sc
my u W.GODDIN Aue,r
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GUNNER Is Every one should
~ prepare their wardrobes for the warm weather
OF the last approaching summer, and we assure
them that they cannot better prepare than by cal
ling al emporium for fashionable Clothing and
purchasing as soon IS possible some of our light
cd Cashmere, Drap 0e Etc, Alpaca. Marseles aud
ton Of comfort. HENRY SHAFER l. CO.
my2i No l03 Nam street. corner 18th
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WHO WOULD BELIEVE lT2-But it is
w fact, and you can prove il to your satisfac.
ton, tina: selling Gents Fine French Calf
Sewed boots Tor only S.. Come quick or you
may lose bargain, as there is only small lot of
them. WALsHiS,
- AZ. Slim of fne Hio
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TNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-The above
i reward will be paid ter the apprehension and
delivery OF negro man Tom, TO the Tailor OF the
city o. Richmond, or SIS if delivered to ne at the
depot of the South Side Railroad Company u Pc
:ersburg The said negro is about feet 8 or
inches high, thick and heavy built, and Of a light
copper COMP xtion. He mas sullen face ana
speaks slowly when spoken to He belongs to the
estate of the late Saran Branch AID has wife iv.
ing at Broad Rock, in Chesterfield county.
G. 3. ALLSUP,
nv l3--3w Agent 5. S. Railroad Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

CARPET WARE k00AIS.-CHRISTIAN
y & LATHROP, offer their stock OF fine Velvet
Patent Tapestry Ingram and Three Ply Carpets,
rich Rugs, DC, at great bargains.
Citizens and strangers have a rare opportunity
OF supplying themselves with fine Carpet a. a
great redacton from the usual prices. Call at
SO Main street
NV "a CHRIS rIAN & LATHROp
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BY.ALExANDER N0TT q 20.

W. W. CONS &c, AT Auction On pexs WE'D Ed
:, h.,f n, onnikG the Pad June. q mmencing
q Mr. James Harden's Stable, four sne Yeunr Ken.
sac.y Mules two tine wcrs Horses, one hapdsome
lamiy Carriage, Virginia make one sssring Wa.
on Sale positive. Terms al sale. -
my 2e ALEX MOTT a .rf,l Act. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-28

az FOR KENI.-lhe dwelling over me
Ell the store of Merchant d Weisiger. 1t is in
guou repair, having been recently papered and
painted, Apply to
). MERCHANT Il WEISIGER,
my 22-0t No H. Main street