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The daily union., 1852-12-01
E.,rslan nlalIs.

m OBEDIENCE of Congress- approved august ~ 0
/ which Is In The words following, 10 wit .
sAn act 10 provide monthly mail fo New orleans " 'ea
- cruz via Tampco, and back IN steam vessels !,
n. n afsd 6g and House Of Representatives. ~ s
Unfed sfas Of 9eriea ia Congress assembled Tha e
aud he 10 hereby, auihohLsa ana ~
nto aud oT mol exceeding
one hundred with such person persons a'
may offer after due pubic houce
Tor be OF the mails of the United states upon
hest Terms for month nom New VI
leans via ampeo Cruz and back in steam vessels Of o
burden OF the best form OF CONSTRUCTION
adapted navigation ot the southern waefs ue s !" "
ready in the shortest possible ume''--
The daily union., 1852-12-01

psE PURE ISiND.-Jut received large Invoice linen
rosds. "pare all hnsn, folews, and canddly think
cheapest of their kindz 10 the District!
100 dozen good linen diaper towels, NJ 81 per dozen
$50 dozen liable napkins ~ Al 20 and 81 dozen, bar
gans
pieces new Fashioned linen sheetngs, wide
pieces dns table danask At 80 per yard
fine table danash G2S and rs yard with
endless variety Of enc damasks diapers, and towel
lings
piece. danask owelng, by piece 3ll per yard,
well worth 50
100 pieces Inss linens, from medium to s1perhne
opinion and will sell cheapest linen
goods of MI classes 10 be had IN this market
We Offer especial Inducements purchasers ~ goods
Pine bomhasns black mefnocF apaca cacoes choice
qualities AT low prices
Is pieces hne and glossy black silks
20 budles select hne black stockings
and
% styles bonnet rlbands.
Also daty erpeed the moaey for bills ought
paid July 1st
Terms cash, unless arranged the contrary.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied
PERRY h BROTHER
sepif-enf Opposite the
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-16
Making an aggregate for the
quarter of Ala

quHttCt VI H3AoAs~co
Much the larger portion of the labor of ar
ranging and classifying The returns of the lasi
census has been finished, and it will now de-
vove upon Congress 10 make the necessary
provision for the publication Of the results in
such form as shall be deemed best. The ap-
porlionment of representation, on the basis of
The new census, has been made by the Secre-
tary of the Interior in conformity with the
provisions of law relating to that subject, and
The recent elections have been made in accord
ance with it.
commend TO your favorable regard the sug-
gestion contained in the report of the Secre-
tary of the Interior that provision be made by
law for the publication and distribution, peri
odically, of an analytical digest of all the pa
tents which have been, or may hereafter, be
granted for useful inventions and discoveries
with such descriptions and illustrations as may
be necessary to present an Ineligible view OF
their nature and operation. The cost of such
publication could be easily betrayed out of the
patent fund, and l am persuaded that it could
be applied 10 no object more acceptable to in
ventors and beneficial TO the public at large.
Anapproprution OF 100000 having made
at the last session for The purchase OF sui,a
hle sile, and for the erection, furnishing. ant
fitting up an Asylum for the Insane of the
District Of Columbia aud Of the Army anC
Navy of the United States, the proper meas
ures have been adopted to carry this bene
ficent purpose into effect.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-16

Making an aggregate of 13,ll5.l75
Being an increase in the amount of lands
sold and located under land warrants of 569, ,22O
acres over the previous year.
The whole amount thus sold, located under
land warrants, reported under swamp land
grants. and selected for internal improvements
exceeds that of the previous year by 3,342 .37z
acres and the sales would, without doubt,
have been much larger but for the extensive
reservations for railroads in Missouri, Missip-
pi, and Alabama.
For the quarter ending 3oth September, 1852
there were sold 243,255 acres
Located with bounty land war
rants 1887, lie
Located with other certificates, 1868
Reported under swamp land
grants 2,485 ,233 "
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-14
Amusemenss Of Great Men.

Spinoza, after some hours of close study,
would join the family with whom he lodg-
ed, and take part in the most trivial con-
versation. A favorite amusement of his
was setting spiders to fight each other, So
much interest did he take in their combats
that he was often seized with immoderate
fits of laughter. DIR. Samuel Clarke, the
bible-commentator used to amuse himself by
jumping over tables and chairs; and Swift,
by running up and down the steps of the
Deanery. Shelly took great pleasure in
making paper boats, and watching them as
they foated on the water. lie used up in
this way the fy-leayes of the books which
he took with him on his pedestrian excur.
sions. On one occasion, finding himself on
the north bank Of Serpentine River, and
without any materials for indulging that pc
culiar inclination which the sight of water
always inspired, twisted up fifty pound
bank note, and committed it to the WIVES
While Petavius was engaged on his Dog
malta Theological, his principle recreation
was at the end Of every second hour to tWirl
his chair for five minutes Barclay, the au-
thor Of the translator Of Josephus, diverted
himself during his leisure hours By cul
tiVating trees and flowers. Tycho Brah.
amused himself with polishing glasses FOL
spectaclcs; and Socrates BY PLAYING viii
! ehildrsn
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-14
Editor & Proprietor.
Frank Pierce a Seward.
BY LEWIS DELA.

Frank Pierce coward breathe it NOS
Meath freedoms hallowed skyr
Old Bunker Hill viii find voice
To echo back the lie.
The blood that from that sacred font
Baptised our native land,
Has never warmed craven heart,
Or nerved a traitors hand.
Frank Pierce a coward let the wretch
Forth from bis ambush crawl,
Who, with corruption IN his heart,
Thus bathed his lips in gall,
If, with sceptre by his side,
And on his head crown,
The deep damnation of the dead
Would strike the catiff down.
Frank Pierce coward! he who spurned
The gifts Of place and power,
And found beside the hearth Of home
The only welcome dover?
But when the blast of war was heard,
He sought a foreign shore:
Not that he loved his home the less,
But loved his country more.
Frank Pierce a coward7 let US look
On Cherubusco's field;
Who, leading on his bold brigade,
Knew no such word as yields
AT Contreras the marshaled host
Stood wrapt ia awe and pride;
The gallant ninth," led on by Pierce,
The hottest fire defied.
Frank Pierce coward! when at night,
By pure compassion led,
He sought alone the crimson field,
Where those he loved had bled2
No thought of self; his only wish
To catch the latest sigh
OF those who left New England homes,
In that far land TO die.
Frank Pierce coward No! the thought
Would freedoms soil profane;
The patriot sire of seventy-sixn
Lives in the son again.
His fame shall spread, longas our flag
In glory floats on high
As long as Hampshire's granite hills
Look upward to the sky!
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-14
SOCIETIES IN LOwNDEs COUNTY.
tr~EEC.

-urauus LoDGE, No. s.
. g Fr.uElm.N. NJ. N. F. Goodwin Sec'y.
Meets az Columbus On The 1t Friday ofcach
nth.
r,w>rr> onGr. No ia
Eyr I'm. w " O. T. Keeler. Sec'y.
-r.-..- ~ Co'ooIn- on the Bird Friday ofeach
uOnth.
r,r>ry Tlreoovr crcr. 144.
Scou r .o..on W. NJ. RICHARDSON Sec'y.
Nicer r,owtordSville. on the 3rd Saturday
Of each ouih
Co' rur1s r. A. Cu,rrpP. No 4.
c. y. A''r'. IT, p. n. f. Goodwin. Sec'y
Mot. ~ Columbus. on The lst Monday after
lst Frl o. each month.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-14
989 &&P8g&8gA0a
Is published every Thursday Morning.

OFFICE on the South East corner of Main and ST.
John Streets Immediately ADORE the Grocery Store
Of JAcoB IsAACs.
TERMS:
TutEE DoLLARS year invariably in advance
excepting Town subscribers who will be charg-
ed SO 80 when payment is delayed six months,
and 81 90 irnot paid until the end OF the year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Dollar a square for first insertion; and so
Cents square for each continuance Ten lines
or less constitute a square.
PRortSSIoNAL CARDS a year $40 90.
For less time 81 25 per month.
Professional Cards published & paper furnish
ID one year ut SIP 90.
OBrrr>Ry NorIcEs exceeding II lines charg-
ed at the discretion of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS for the year contracted for
at lib 'rnl discount.
All 60 uuuncatous addressed to the Editor
must be past paid. in order 10 insure attention.
JOB PRINTING
or all kinds NEATLY and Promptly executed
BLANKS
For ShrriiTs, Magistrates, Constables Clerks
&c. furnished at shortest notice, from 81 % 10
81 20 Iuire according TO quality.
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Y. q. @. u.
CnvrvANr LonGE. No. 20.

nVENANT LODGE. No ~.
II. L Bailey. Nc. +, II. Williams, ecretary
meets a. EolGmhus. every Saturday night
NrErNprFE LoDGE, No. 80.
DAM Williams. n. G.. n. n. Davis. Secretary
ur"tt1 nlmrbus every Monday night.
Fri. rsurr LoDGr. No. rs.
E .. g. ~. Dow~iug, Sr Sec'y.
...... ...r '1y night
r.... H,r-rrNr>r No 6
r. r H3e. g p. II Tjala. %crihr-mcct
o. Co'DaN. on he lst and 3rdFursdayS il
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-10-14
NOTICE.

THE subscriber Is engaged in tlle Manufacture
Of Iron Axle Wagons ~ alisizes. Orders
can be flied az short notice and low prices
JABEZ JONES
W'r'aw, Ala, July IS, ls52.-ul5-sms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01
ARRIVALS AT THE. PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HoTEL.-R b Cunning
| Na.ioiL: Mrs Reynolds, Philada; T. n
u Su;,i;a rnson and son, Lexington; r Ludlow,
| NorfoIk: E M Greenway, N Y; r Rhett, s C;
| + Jefiress, GAINESVILLE; w l. s Townsend,
j s Royser, child and servant, N G; J b Gun.
t, ninghann, New York; w l. Campbell, Bait;
3 4 Rawlers, New Orleans; I J Valentine,
Essex: S p Ker, J ker, Northampton; Mr.
Warrington, lady, child and servant, Wash.
ington; K Jones and Misses Jones, Char-
lottesville; + w Jones, Louisa; Griffith, Mrs
Griffith, Miss Griffith, Mrs Griffith, A Way,
Baltimore; J Hayward, So Ca; Mrs Geding,
Washington; II Bib, Charlottesville; Saml
Gresham, Lancaster; G COPELAND, Mobile; b c
Johnson and daughter, E G Palmer and dangh
ter. Mrs Cunningham, w Gray, So Ca;
Nelson, N Y; ID Mari and lady, Miss; Jas ID
Elicit Hanover.
AMERICAN HoTEL.-J H Bailey, VIM Wins
ton and child, and Mckinney, Lynchburs; q
Chamberlin, Mallory, w w Chamberlain, ana w
X Sylvester, Va Institute; g q Williamson.
Navy; + Hudeins, Hampton, Va; Hicks,
Richmond; Leslie, Petersburg I Thomas,
c; Calvin Adams and NJ Kimball New York; DR.
ia Wood, Farmville; W Stanton, Liberty; s
Brown, Mrs C Aiken and Miss NJ II Aiken, Vicks-
burg, Miss; David Ma.terson, Franklin; w King
and Miss King, Brunswick; c Cormick, Liberty;
D Williams and A Smith, Petersburg; w Ger.
wood, Milboro; d Lehmer aud G Isham Gin
cinnati; A Terrence, Baltimore; T Hammond, w
Rensyer, III Preston, lady and child. New York;
Hale Boston; G Black, Nurfreesboro; Z Potter,
c; Rogers and Mr. and Mrs Chase, Winning
ton P Walker aud A White, Alapama; K S Nc.
Cay. st Louis; J Dunn, Petersburg; T Walker, N
C; J Ii ki5lett, Brunswick; D Shields Na,chez;
Geo Warren, Nelson county, Va; J H Roy, Rich
mond; D Collins, Roanoke; Hon A V Venab,e, N
C; T K Dew, Caroline; stewart, Baltimore;
Homer, Va Military Institute.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL D Wilkinson, Ches-,
terteld; A Harris, New Orleans; P Davidson
Powhaian; J Galloway, Southsde Railroad
Peal, c Shsngle, Prince George; NJ Harrall and
ceily, Miss Harratl, James City; Major A S Wool
bridge, Midlothian; Thomas Bradley, Chesterfield:
Butler, Virginia; Slaughter Virginia;
Ferguson, Richmond; Hay. r A Thornton, Hayo.
yer; r Barton and son Mecxienburg: overly,
Perry, North Carolina; FEN ming, Granville,
c; Booth and son, John s Sydnor, VIM Sydnor
and lady, NJ Johnson, Wootten, Dinwlddie;
Hllery Mosley, Dinwddie; + Hundley, Char
lotte; w Conant Lyncnburg; Mi,ceeli, Misss-
sippi; Z Brown, Petersburg; A ell Liberty; w
Payne and son, Fluvanna; DR. Wallace, Cum.
bertrand; John Hooper, Gainesville; VIM S Ry.
l. nd, King William James NJ Johns, Buckingham;
w Bradley, South Carolina.
CITY HOTEL-E II Hall, City Point; William
H Duncan and lady, ship Naples; VIM Burt, sur
ry; Charles Bray, Evan ce, Essex; R Harris,
Mississippi; Fl Dunn aha lady, Charleston;
Whaling, Virginia: w Huckstep. Al5emarle; S D
Morrison California; John Morrison, Augusta; NJ
hlassle, Charlottesville; B Davis, Louisa B Cow
herd, 4 4 Price, Kentucky; w D CLARKE and lady,
Orange; Miss Elan, Gaiytuwn; l. L Davis Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01
Range of the Thermometer
AT J. w. RANDoL PMS, No. 12l, Nam street,
YESTERDAY
MARINE NE WIS.

Schr Westpha!ia, Vessels, cid at N, W York tor
this por, 18th uit. schrs Delaney, Richmond, and
Myers, cid at do tor this port same day.
Bark Vii ginia Boush, arr at Rio janeiro 18th Ju-
ly, from James river, via Bahia to load for port
in the s.
Schr Rebecca, Woglam, for Petersburg, cid at
New York 30th.
Schr Knight, Travers, Petersburg, arr at Balti
more 30th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01
ERESH WHITE SULPHUR AND
~ OrbER MINERAL. WATERS - We nave lnsl

II AGSl u II n A.
L OrhER MINERAL WATERS We have just
received supply of White Sulphur Water, from
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Fresb Blue Lick Water, direct from the Blue
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
Saratoga Water, from the Congress Spring, Sara
toga.
Oak Orchard Acid Mineral Water, from the YAK
Orchard Acid Mineral Springs, Genessee county,
New York.
This water is highly recommended by medicA
men, and is coming rapidly into Tor various DIS
eases, such as chronic affections Of the digesnse
and urinary organs and some OF the cutsneoas aus
eases, chronic dyspepsia, chronic dsrrhosa CHROME
dysentery, chronic dinres.s, chronic cysans, ga
betes, in cases of low typhoid fevers, IN cohYsss
cence from protracted fevers to excite the appea0
and promote digestion, piles, dropsy, &c u
Ordinary dose for an adult, wine glass iul, u
luted, taken three times day.
Pamphlets embracing its analysis, by professor
Siman, opinions of medical writers, and vsnsas
letters to its curative properties In certain ai'
eases, furnished gratuitously oy v
eel S<le Agents for the State OF Virginis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01
& - - Ex APAMs s CO.'S

Fl & sSSs;z@sSS E1 4 4 Ms & CO.'S
mug 20 nearly every city, town and village in ths
United States, and its superior facilities are
70 all lat low ratest for the rapid carriage snd ~
livery OF articles OF all descriptions boxes 49,
packages parcels money, DC &c. and for ~
ecnon OF netes drafts bills in all places whers w.
have agents.
Our arrangements are such that the u,mo.,
pro,nptness may be relied upon TOR the perforn,'
ance OF all busiress entrusted TO U.s.
Custom housebusinessa attended to- goods en,e rad
duties paid, and articles forwarded with d;spstcb
Be sure 10 order goods by ADAMS a. co.'s Ex
press.
Checks on England, ireland, Scotland aud Vale,
p sums 10 suit, for sale At this Office.
Our European and California Expresses give gen.
eyAl satisfaction.
The Express leaves Richmond for the North
East and West every morning (excep. Sunday al
u o'clock, arrives every evening except Monday,
81 O'clock. e II. SAWYER, Agent,
Office No. s. Fourteenth street. Richmond, Va
ViNEGAk.-clsrined aad isle OF WIgh, for
IN Is WILLIAM EfIGf.r aTos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01

Nsl, MUSIC, MUSIC.-P. H. TAYLOR
4Hak has received the following tavorite pieces:
Es4ax No more, no more of Fancy's Gleam,by
- Biukert
How'd thee too dearly, by Mrs Abbot
Sweeter than the breath of morning, By Nelson
Fife Dean, by Benkert
Do do, for guitar
My Home ia there, by Kirk
Bohemian Polka by Petrak
Spirit do, by Barnett
Empire Grand March, by Tombler
Compromise Waltz
Liberty do.
jy2 Music Store, $50 Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01

TO The LAlIE We are now
ssaesA receiving our Fashionable Fall Styles
We nave also received large supply OF those
cheap Caters, of various coiors and shades, such
as Purple, NJ DON, Cream, Bronze, rawn, sc. Al
SO, Kid, Morocco, Bronze and light colored. Bus.
kns, Slips, Ties, Jenny Linds, Polkas, Diamond
Ties, &C, &C tor Ladies and Misses, all OF which
will be sold at usual moderate RATS, at the
Ladies Saloon, - Main street.
au2 81 WHITE g. PAGE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01

1 X. ROSE'S COMPOUND FLUID Elk.
~ TRACT OF BUCHU, for all Diseases OF The
Kidneys and Bladder; also specific for Gout-
This is decidedly of the best remedies ever
used for diseases of the kidneys bladder, &c, and
also for equity affections always highly recon.
mended by the lsre DIR Physick and many of the
most distinguished medical m=n abroad For sale
by BENNETT g. BEERS,
nu % LIS Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01

GRAPE SHAWLs. CRAZE SHAWL.
- by express We have received new 10, of
Grape Shawls OF this falls importation, con sistng
of Plain aud Embroidered ones from 8 ~ 81 Snl,srs
apiece We are enabled TO sell the same for &C n
siderable less than the usual prices therefore those
Wishing to purchase will please give US call
:. Also, several pieces OF the same dark grounded
Merrimsck Prints AT sixpence worth nineeence
Shrtings, Sheetngs, Tickings and Flanneis, al ess
than manufacturers PRICES.
IT you wish to cave FROM IS to so per cent by
buying your goods, thun call at
J. MILLHISER & BRO.
Mu III l43 Rraad AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01
? IANO FORTES.-PT

.~2 PIANO FORTES-P-T
ssssszas9]|ss 49, 3TAYLoR is constantly receivins
IN Gsuperior Piano Forrest rom Npnes
y e. Clark, and other celebrated MAJ
ers, and asks the atte ntion of purchasers ts Ii,
Stock, which he viii warrant, and will sell at ysrv
moderate prices.
Pianos repaired, Tuned, let on hire, and take,
in exchange, at his Piano Forte and Music Store
je 2l-ts 100 Main Stree,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01
"a q $50 -
GREAT NORTHERN MATT. RHTTTE e

HkEAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
~ New and Comfortable Schedules.
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITES 0E
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHILADEI..
fHlA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE-On and af
yer the lst OF March, the following quick and com
of,aDie schedules will be run over the inland route
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich
mond daily, at o'clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock. P M .
arrive in New York, daily, at 81, A. NJ, and 81 p. nj
Fare to Washington, LIST class seats SIS so
p.,,;u,o I'd " "..----........-.4 90
=. HO'e % -----.----.7 90
Between Baltimore and Philadeiphia by rail l. "
Betwesn Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New . ~
Castle and Frenchtown line, 50
Between Philadelphia and New York. 3 90
For LIST class passengers, and So on each for I'd
class do -
Besides the through and direct connection named
ao0ve with the main Northern Route, through
jackets direct can be obtained at the Depot of the
Baltimore q Ohio Railroad Company, in Washing
ton, tor Plttsburg and Wheeling via the Ralay
House on the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
(ilme "a nours). 80
Between Washington and Wheeling. ~
Cline 3s hours) 5o
FOR through tickets to Washington and Balti.
more, or other information, apply at the ticket OF
ace. ~
ucc"eu pfoPefi In additioD, TO state, for tina
!n1ornation OF PASSENGERS that four daily lines are
IN operation between Washington and Baltimore.
oy means OF which the traveller who through
susiness or Measure has hsan DELAYED in Wash.
ingtori, mas II Always In MS power to proceed at
convenient hour directly on his journey to any
POINT north OF that place. THOMAS SHARP,
oxx Agent of Transportation.
Richmond, Feb. 20, 1852.
rS.-Ihe Night Train will not step to take up or
pul down passengers, excep, at the following sta.
u M;ii Cottage Taylorsyile. junction. Chesterfield
d oum'ey ;, fredericksburg and Brooks
n; BY order of the Postmaster General m
mail train win be run between Ricbmond sn NJ |
Washington on Sunday nights. 'Au an'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01
MORE PIANO FURTEs.-

-sl MORE PIANO FURTES--
IEizsisssS6 sszssNASH g. WOODHOUSE are con.
r W II Instantly receiving supplies of Piano
sFortes from three of the best manu-.
facturies in America The character of the instru
ments which they offer is established and pur
chasers may safely rely upon getting good article.
They furnish them at northern prices, and large
assortment may be found, varying from the loves:
priced good instrument made, to the most elegant
and costly.
Also, for sale, beautiful and sweet toned Guitars,
of Martins make.
All of which may be seen at their Book and Piano
Forte Warehouse l39 Main street. Eag'e Square.
lie 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01

u ADIE 81 GRAY. DRUGGISTS, lat
9MAIN STREET, have in store, and are recsir.
~ ing, large additions to their stock of Drugs,
40 Medicines, Surgeons instruments,
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on the
most favorable terms to cash and punctuald dealers
- OBEKT r. BkOADDUs offers his servi
III ces to the citizens of Richmond and the public
generally as a general Collector of Claims He
pledges himself to attend strictly to all business en-.
trusted to his care. His Office is in the Of Dir
James r. Suttsn's Office, in Law Building, Rch
mond Va nv 4-6mf
MOOD, COkE AND COAL.-fne SUB
w scriber is prepared to furnish WOOD, COKE
or COAL as cheap as can be bought in town
Yard at Danville Depot-ofice on Pearl street.
opposite Alhambra Hotel, and immediately under
Messrs Toler a. Cook.
Lump Coal 50 per load.
" 23-3m THOMAS FOSTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01
jeal s.le Agents for the State Of ylrsini..

rINHE SUBSCRIBERS have associsieo
4 themselves for the purpose OF conaucuusM
this city, a Tobacco and Generni Con liir \.
sion Business, under the Firm OF hEsNElis
DUDLEY, and respectfully solicit your patrons"
Que business will be exclusively Com:=isssoa
business; and an experience OF twenty years y
our senior partner. in scsve Mercantile HE " 'a.'
city, and u determination on the part OF oOsn,
promote the Interests of our triends Will, We hop1
secure to us liberal support We are prepare
TO make the usual Advance on Consigatnsan. .,,..
hand. and 10 purchase Produce, dc, on the Gus,
tomary ter,ns. We win occupy the large sha
commodious Warehouse, No IA Public landing
JNO. KENNETH.
JNO. w. DUDLRf:
Refer TO Jss Warwick, Esq; Jas. Thomas ~
Esq; Messrs Thomas 81 Saml Harcgrose' 49,
Sutton & Winston -.
Cincinnati April 18th. 1889. 1ell-Sul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01

DRIyATE PRACTICE.--Dr PLUME =. =
/ CO. may be consalled, confdentlaliy lot .as
treatment Of the following diseases: krapaohs'
Sore Legs, ulcers, Glandular Swes.inss, OF ea
syphilis, and all morbid disenasss -
whether recent or chronic. Also. all tnosa CO.
paints termed female diseases. The sdyeT as1s
invite attentiox to their chemical extract o. NV
Flowers, which may be regarded a. the very PC.
srticle known. 10 give tone and vlsor 10 certain
sbused aud dehltated organs a. well - to renosaD
! syalesn shattered By dissipstion Or other cause
Medicines securely put up, With I'LL dirocaos -
and sent % order. Post paid letseFs promptly ~
tended To-. Oflce on franklin street osieM -
chanas Hoael, nd int door below Trinity eharoa'
Richmond, vjrgtnia ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-01

AnNE CiDAHS.-We have ROW In store ana
4 .tfer for sale, very large stock of HAVANA
and Principe Cigars, of the beat brands. Those
wanting good Cigar find tat
PURCELL, LADD cos,
au2l Druggists. % VI Gin st.