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. ADICAL oUREOF CoRNs, without cutting

ths pan-Dr ROSENBERG; from Warsaw the capital
the honor Y announce to the ladies and geemn and
sne Of tha pee, that he
sf4oa CORNS, NAILS every hard substance on
between the 1os WITHOUT CUTTING, ELIXIR
Of hia composition, s9'.
Ths operation the space minutes
the patient his dress with the
lAssi.ssics q carrying the Corn OF Root in his hand
~ ~ q In possession
Fsaace and other foreign parts and Phy
M which have given the
The Doctor will gire attendance daily
eleven u tc aternoon las
ROYAL STREET. between Toulouse Iy
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NEW ORLE Ne and Car F.. nm EEHssEsssssHssfE;sa
v rollton Railroads.. ltonLine--d sAsIsae-sif2sE
Departure Of Trains. a. nnRepOrieans.
Horse A NJ auarepast and halfpas II
Steam rainH-8A Until
sively summer and until quarter.pas,1 in winter
From Carrollton:
Horse Carn-6 A. M,S and l0P. NJ.
Steam Tans-7 and hour afterwards until
aiyely sun,msr until half past winter
FAaEl5 cents Children under II Servants cens
In Summer tho third
aud end on the second Monday in November
LAFAYETTE LINE.
~ These Cars from the Depot IS
Departure Of Cars. = . 49, A. 3
In Winter, from Lafayette and O'Clock
Depot, - Baronne street. ~, and So
In from Lafayette and
Depot, Is Baronne street. So, ~ and 8
After which the will leave each and avery fifteen mnutes sn
o'clock NJ.
Then At 81, 8, 10 and II Nj, from the Depot.
And az, 9E and 10Y P. M, from Lafayette.
FARx-io cents. Children under IL years. bal price,
a. NoaSpecial Night Cars for PARTIES Balls, Meetings.
pliad when required. mh9 ly'
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DROUGHT to the Police Prison of First ~
Il , District ~
JOHN SMITH, Black, high aged about Al IN
years; says he belongs to the State of Louisiana. NJ
JOE Black, about or 40 wears: I'M
longs NIctSil. " " 49, N' '"'e " w
The owners will please comply with law respecting Them
Neworeans, July 90 1857. ZOO Iawsy
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Crystal Fount Division No. 4, 8. OF T.sIeea every
at o'clock p Hull No. % 81. Charles
street. Ohicers for the ensuing W. f.
BRows W. A.; G. P. RING, r. s.; Ellie A. r. ST. e. BooTs
s. j. s. Hams, T.; D. W. BRows c. HKRo A, c., Wsl
WATSON, l. s.; II. w. POWELL, c. S. iva
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SHERIFF'S SALE
sfeSsS ps5RsI eUaT JEAN rRALoN BATAIE
by VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
- directed by the Honorable Court New
Orleans the shove entitled se public
ton? trout Of the Se,lf office Jackson Square Second
ret OF this city, OH TUESDAY, July 1852, O'Clock
FIVE BREAD CARTS and FOUR HORSES and HARNESS.
Seized in the above suit
Terms cash the JAMES P. FRERET.
jylT an24a7 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

With subscribed capital of sasoo, is prepared to receive
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RIsKs,
At the Office Of the Company, No. 90 GRAyIER STREET.
Every nsuring with interested
poh divided among those who insure with the Its
earnings be invested under the control of the
This established purely the mutual principal of
and the Trustees believe this subscription (327Sap0 ample
security to the policy hodsrs.
T poroof tie company open asames ornspecouby thoae
Wishing to make insurance with Il. 7.74
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Pelican Division No. 8. ofT.-sieeaevery WEDNESDAY
EVENING O'Clock, Hall street,
elected e. the present ending Morn w
Rs; j. puEwARp F S.; W. g, WATKINS, T.. J. woop, G..
MANStSG, A. c. J. ]. JkST1EE Bgos, VISIT
ING CoNiATTEE-E MorH IL Cont street H. E. BAILEY is Mag
noia street, WEST IA poyras W. c. WAITRESS
Apollo and Thall Streets p
KsAss, Tchoupouas W SMITH, St and Poydras
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Union Division No. q. OF TMeta FRIDAY EVEN
ING at o'clock the Temple Hall No. Todpouns
W.. p H. eaRssS " Al A. MSSuAlrKn ST. RosHsw1s,
noNnLE, a CT AIsa GRAHAM 81 A. LAMBHRT, S.. SICK
VISITING BaIcKNYxR. No. l2l NewLevse;
| streets. iyI3
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This esrfes that DALLEYs PAIN has been nad
family Salt Rheum thirteen duration,
These daeases have been yd they
entirely There doubt but ba Medicine has all the
virtues that the Patent it, what has fallen
observation added to the respectable ssmonias IN it, by
others who have used in requiring Immediate relief do
cheey to the attention The afflicted The Of this
valuable save. ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
Y
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| DROUGHT to the Police Prison, First q
| ID District GA
NED NlAo, muao years old feet II OK
| NewOrleans - - - s' W - '''' 'i---A-~
SIMON black years old feet uce, high saw, he be-
longs 10 Mr. Johnsol the Louisiana Florida,
ALECk black about years DID, 5X inches HIGH has
small scar corner OF right he belongs Mr. Ferguson
eliza Critic about 20 old, feet inches high says she
| belongs TO MIR. BarEenger or MIR Barrers. go ' sea-
The will pleae the law respecting them
| N.o,..- -, ,.- J. W0RRALI, Warden.
He''o'eans' july " isa3. iy9 lawSw
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8deen Temple Of Honor No; Meets THURSDAY
for the present term ending Oct 81 1852 TaoM
DEB, w a. R.. F. s. MoReA Az W. r r.; r. PotiAnp W ~ J.
BkSnkn, W. u, JOSHUA Dow, W. D. u; PATrIsoN CT
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RROuGHT to the First District Police a.
JoHM, light feet inches high about years.
fort, of New0rleaps - ' ~ s'' D' In en-Ass-
JOHN black feet inches high years. has scar
over right eye says he belongs Mr. Leonard NewOreany
to Mr.. Babcock, of NswOrlenns - '' ' ~ 'Nes
me owners will please comply with the law respecting them
Neworleans July IL, 1s52yl4 law3w j. WoRRALL Warden
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SdEhlFF' . SALE.
SECOND DsrRcr CouRrI VICTOR RoUMaGE AND BERMUDEZ
,o oE NEwoaIE4Ms lTEsTEaiENTARY EXECUTORS OF AN
REGARD ANDJ. T 9EAuREGARD, HER HUSBAND No 5l7
R1 VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to
~ directed by the Honorable the
Orleans the above entitled will proceed public
auction the Rotnia the City Exchange
Charities and ROYAL streets 1852 at
NJ
The following named SLAVES, viz: E2
ALEXANDER, ruuato aged 81 years JULIA aSSS
negress aged about Ii years. g.
Seized in the above suit AAAk
I TEX IS cash ans on e the spot JAMES ERERET,
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nOcTORS Al. @. &. L. HENsLEY, 46 Canal
- street 49, ianl ly
hR-- j. +. GEGUIN, office at Thos. Rankin's
Dms Sore, Camp and Poydras
11 Hueet, Of st, Charles
!" x. T.. FRYER & W. A. WILLIAMS,
INDIAN DOCTORS, all durable chronic
disc ases Of men, women and children.
Residence md office, No. IS FRENcHMEN STREET. Third
0fntKc Mauscr In iana.I L. Ia
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brought to the Police Prison of the A.
Q-D Firpt District I'd
GEORGE black, about years DID, feet al inches high
says he belongs to Mr. Albert Word, of st. Louis Mo- NJ
JESSE black about ID
finger OF left hand stiff he belongs MI Stokes Clickasaw
Bufs, Ark "eY - N's' Sn'sA"'""
The Owners will please comply with the respecting kcm
>.,.,...- 49,. J. WORRALL, Warden.
i'e"oHehis, july b, 1857 jy5 law3w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

FATAL REsULr.-The two men who were
shocklngy mangled by the explosion of blast at
a stone quarry on Wednesday evening, short dis.
lance above the city, on the line of the Danville
Railroad, are dead. One of them died in about two
urs after the accident, the other was owed to
the Infrmary at the Medical College in this city,
where his suferings were also ended by death yes
terday morning. A long and solemn procession,
preceded by two hearses, accompanied their re-
mains to the grave yesterday evening. They were :,
we learn, natives of Ireland, and both leave fami
lies Their names were Timothy Burke and Dennis
Hennebrsy.
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CRYING BABIEs.-The suboined article is
sent TO the New York Sun by a correspondent.
We copy it for the sake of humanity.
Having heard of an important discovery.
made some years ago, of ready mode of ST.
lencing squaling children, lately, on board
Of car, on my way from Newark here, en-
braced an opportunity of testing its virtues,
with the most satisfactory result, upon one of
the loudest and most incorrigible little squat
lers, think that ever shocked my weak nerves.
The process is a very simple one-all | did
was to press one finger gently and repeatedly
across the cartilage of the childs nose, and in
less than minute, TO the great anu sement of
the passengers il was sound asleep. Believ
ing SO desirable piece of information should
be generally known, have concluded to give
it publicity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

CoRRKcTIoN.-It was stated in the local depart
ment of this paper yesterday, that Mr.. Lewis D.
Crenshaw was duly fined by the Mayor for leaving
his team standing unguarded In the street." Now
Mr. Crenshaw was tined for the negligence of his
driver, for need hardly cay that Mr. C. does not
drive his own teams, and therefore could not be
be himself involved in such an act Of omission ex
cep in the relation of master to pay for the sin of
his slave. The word duly" was of course simply
descriptive of the fine being imposed according
to lawfully done. By the way, we think this
imposition of fines the masters is not the proper
way to dispose of these impr udences of drivers
1t would be much more proper and just to "duly,'
punish the driver with infiction that should have
a seasoning and pungency proportional to the of
fence.
The rather singular mistake corrected above ia
attributable 10 tue fact that generally accurate
Reporter is not long resident of Richmond, and is
not ye! entirely familiar with the of our cit
zens.
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METALLIC Is U"

METALLIC Blu.
e., RIAL, PATENT METAL
IL, INUt.oInUCIiDLE AND AIR1XdAUoIsp
by +. Skf OF New YORK. DE-
low append some certificates:
Mr. McKenzie's children We're put On BOARD sne
Steamship Southerner, for Charleston, on SATURDAY
last, and they were both as natural AS tney wetS
the day they put into the cotins three months
ago Neither OF them had turned BLACK IN Inc iess,
aud the bunch OF roses were as iresn as wheh sney
were picked from the stem Not pars!eie nsu
dropped off or fallen to pieces humber OF isales
and gentlemen oy invitation, went on board W se7
them, and were astonished 10 think that u was so'
but 50 Ii was, and have no doubt but tney VII to
main in their present state for any length OF aie
s. SMITH, H. d.
Norfolk, November 2lst, ls49
We, the undersigned, having examinfd q spec
men OF a patent Metallic Air Tight sascophaguso o.
Coffin, patented by Mr.. +. Skin, OF New fofk, We
take melancholy pleasure IN stating taat We eos
slider IL worthy Of patronage and deserves snSs~
fore, favorable consideration OF the paohc. ~
durability OF the material Of which II - eonpos,n
and its admirable adaptation TO DC aefmsnS
closed, canpot TAIL 10 render IL an inveaaoh "o'A
the cause OF science and humanity
d b. DAVIS, NJ. D.,
w. II. PRATT, III. ID.
SAMUEL MOVE, ID. D.,
WILLIAM HUNTER, NJ. ",
]. G. ALLADEN, ID. d.
Albany, November 2otn, is47.
The above named Sarcophsgus are aaaa " -
isate a tine rosewood coffin. Ihty se h1s $500.
much higher ,naa rne mahogany ceiiis- am WI
Agent Tor this city. srfvts
al 25-dss~ls j. a. SG@'A"'
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1 The Charleston Standard publishes a
rumor that a challenge has passed between
Messrs. Bayly, of Virginia, and Phelps, of
Missouri, in consequence of words spoken in
debate on Thursday week; but we incline to
the belief that "rumor," as it frequently hap
pens, ia at fault.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

HusTINGs CoURT-A called Court of Hastings
met on yesterday to examine Dan1 Galaher, charged
with stealing Sos in bank notes. from the pocket of
William Shanks, while he was lying asleep, about
IL o'clock, on the evening of the 10th of August
on the steps If " The Aroour." The court were of
opinion that the charge was proven, and remanded
Galaher Jail to await his trial before the Circuit
Superior Court at the next term of that court The
Called Court was constituted of justices Evans,
Cowles, Wingield, lnloes and Bray.
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An Air Line Railroad is proposed from Nor
folk, along the Eastern Shore of Maryland,
through the States of Delaware and New Jer-
sey, to the town of Freehold, there TO connect
with the Freehold and Keyport Railroad
Steamboats, are to connect the various termini
across the Chesapeake, Delaware and Raritan
Bays, and thus passengers will be conveyed to
New York from Norfolk, from sunrise to sum
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w The VIM. Beers whose name was connected
with the difficulty brought before the Mayors Court
Wednesday, is not VIM. Beers of the firm of Ben.
nett e. Beers, nor of the firm of Beers g. Poindex
ter; but youth only about ls years ol..
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- The Hungarian with the unpronoun-
cable name, who was arrested in Baltimore on
his own confession of having killed another
Hungarian, has been discharged from custody.
1t has been ascertained that the alleged muir.
dersd man was alive and well. 1t was queer
freak of fancy in the man with the hard name
that's all
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on Wednesday evening, 18th inst EDWARD
WALLACE second son OF Andrew and Martha c.
Green, aged year and months The friends and
acq1aintances of the family are requested to attsnd
the funeral from the residence of It's parents at the
western end OF Grace street, this (Ffiday) morning
at 10 O'Clock.
Suddenly, on 26th of August, near FarmviIle NJ
JACOB w. MORTON, in the SIND year of his age
Supposed to have had fit and fell from his horse
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DISMISSED A warrant issued at the instance of
John Fensom, charging Edward Wicker, son of R.
T. Wicker, with throwing a stone on Canal street,
was ON yesterday dismissed at the request of the
complainant
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acknowledgements Lyon, notorious va
grant, and found loafng about the streets without
home, or industry to acquire one was on yesterday
committed to his old quarters, the jail Where is
the work.housei
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SUlCDE.-A handsome, intelligent young
woman, Of respectable family. in Baltimore,
jumped into the dock from Light street wharf
last Tuesday evening, and was drowned. Her
name was Henrietta Mabee. She was subject
to fits Of mental arrangement.
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Rock OH SPRlNG.-The Morgantown IVA. J
Mirror says there is spring or well, or rather
q laboratory of Natures own originating, near
Hughes river, in that county, from which
Rock Oil is ext acted at the rate of barrel
day. The oil is closely intermingled with
fine sand, several feet below the surface of the
earth and is separated by washng-,he oil of
course rising to the surface, where it is readily
gathered. 1t sells from So 70 SO a barrel
and is said TO possess curative virtues to a
considerable extent. Near it is also a fine
sulphur spring.
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AssAULT.-Lewis Hamilton, free negro, as
saulted and beat severely a free negress named
Frances Gordon, on Friday night last, ard on yes
terday received 80 lashes, and was bound over by
the Mayor in the sum Of 800 to keep the peace
Hamilton works in Haxall's Mill
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RAIE.-On Sunday night last very heavy
rain fell in this county, causing a considera.
BILE rise in all the water courses. Mr.. Jerem;sb
A. Early, living in the Browns Cove neiehbor.
hood, lost his entire tobacco crop which was
swept of, a. we'll as his fences, and his faIlow-
ed grounds left bare Of soil. For twenty.six
years Doyle river has not been SO high as il
was on Monday last.
Charlottesville Jefersoainn.
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TRADE BETWEEN NORFOLK AND TEXAS
The Norfolk Argus publishes an interesting
communication from Branch T. Archer, Esq,
setting forth in strong terms the relative i'm
portance to Norfolk and Brazos, in Texas,
of q direct commercial communication.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH,

For Friday, August q, is now ready and tor
sale at this office. Amongst other interesting
articles are the following:
Editorial.-Cuba; Steamboat Racing at the
North; Tredegar Iron Works; Enlargement OF
the Dock; Mad as a March Hare; the Nor
mons; European Intervention in Mexico; The
panvil,c Railroad; Lore Dundonald md the
Fishery Cues ton; The News from Havana;
The Guano Controversy; The Fisheries; Ru-
raj Life and Socially; Count D'Orsay; The
Crops; The Possibility ola War between the
United States and England; Bachelor Deri
sion; Smaller Items &c.
Observation-Disclosures Of the Mann
moth Cave in Kentucky; Story Of Bashful
Man in Love; History ola Haunted House;
Tale of Mysterious Lady; Death of Count
D'Orsay; Interesting Poetry; Foreign and Do
mestic News and Correspondence; Latest In
telligence; Gleanings, Items, Anecdotes, &c.
Price cents per single copy; 81 per annum
in advance.
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TREsPAssING,-Warne Tyrer, a free negro,
from Caroline county. found trespassing on tine pre-
misses belonging to the Fredericksburg Railroad.
Wednesday evening, by the watch, was examined
before the Mayor yesterday, and ordered Is lashes
and to leave the city Immediately.
William Jones, slave TO r. NJ. Tabo, found in the
came situation, was ordered 10 last,es.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

e The difficulty which occurred in Nash
vile few days since (already noticed in our
columns) between Gen. ZolIicoffer, editor of
the Banner, and Mr.. Marling, of the Union,
had its origin in editorial discussion. They
exchanged pistol shots, Gen. Zollicoffer stand
ing on the pavement near the Postoffice corner,
and Mr.. Marling on the opposite side of the
street, near the door of the Union office. Gen.
Zollicoffer received a slight flesh wound in two
fingers of the right hand and MIR. Marling was
severely, though it is hoped, not dangerously
wounded, by ball striking the upper part of
his cheek bone, penetrating and lodging, it is
believed, in the cavity of the nose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

WHIPPED-Anston Atkinson, negro teamster
for telling Captain jenkins lie in respect to the
rapidly Of his driving on yesterday received IL
lashaa
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TONIGHT, the Democrats of Rich.
- mnnd hold their meeting at the UNIVER.
oALlST CHURCH, at o'cl- ok an 27-lt4
AUCTION NOTICE.-AtIenIio,77.
49, respectfully invited 10 the sale of an "a.
sorIment OF genteel Household Furniture, the eff
fects OF family leaving the CITY, to be sold ar nv
Auction Rooms, No. 8 Fifteenth street This
Morning, commencing at half past 9 o'clock See
aosei usemehI- GEORGE J. SUMNER,
az .. Auetioneer
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gnson, charged with the commission of two
murders in Charleston, was arrested few day 8
since in Marion district, South Carolina, and
lodged in isil
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to Tompkins e. Register were reported on
yesterday to the Mayor for the msdenneauor of one
of their teamsters, but it being proved that the Off
Ger reporte the case under misrepresentation as
to its true AZURE, the Mayor dismissed the war
ant
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NOTICE
NOTICE.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN BOOT AND
SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
n TIL e 3 u Ii CRIBE
would most respectfully call the

ID u
would most respectfully call the -
attention OF his friends, customers, aud the
public generally to his large ana fashionable
stock of Ladies', Genrlemens' Boys, Misses ard
Children's Boots and Shoes of the best quality and
workmanship ever offered in this city. am also
in receipt OF my fall stock Of materials for the man.
ufacture of Ladies, Geutlemens', Boys aud Misses
Boots and Shoes, of every description that can be
called for in fashionable manufacturing establish.
naent He would call tie particular attention OF
the Ladies to his large variety Of .ench La,tings
for dress and party Caters OF every shade AID CO
lor that can be called tor, which, together with his
French, English and American Kid and Morocco
Skins, selected by himself with especial reference
to manufacturing, affords those in want OF good
article chance 10 supply t. emselves at the shortest
notice Feeling confident that be can offer ss greai
inducements in the way of good article OF Boots
and Shoes both IN workmanship and material a.
aay house in this or any other city, TO ~hicn ne
would call the attention OF all in want OF Boots and
Shoes OF good quality, they viii always had
large assortment TO select from, and at the lowest
prlces, either Of his own manufacture, or the best
Philadelphia or Eastern work.
LEWIS HILL, Manufacturer and Desler
In Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Valises, &c, No 1T Main ST, Rienmoni, Va.
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In the County Court yesterday, in the case
ofthe Commonwealth rs. Margaret Williams,
indicted for aiding and abetting lad named
Segur, in an attempt to commit rape, the ju-
ny, not being able to agree, were discharg ed
Segur, the principal, has not yet been arrested
for committing rape, was taken up, and ar.
gued.-Aiez. Gazette.
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JOB PKINTINI.!-Ms1c ~ ,35
others desiring Circulars, Cards. &c.
VIII md it to their interest to call at c II WYNN;S
once two doors below Exchange Bank. He has
auoeo ahother rover Press TO his establish nent,
az to Work and Prices, guaranteed. Remen,.
Bank. ~ a. IA" &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

road meeting held recently in Aberdeen, Miss
in favor of the extension of the New Orleans
and Jackson railroad to Nashville, when Mrs.
Mary Sims, lady present, proposed, through
one of the speakers, to be one of twenty la
dies to subscribe the sum of $1,000 each, MAX
ing 10000, to the road. She Immediately
responded to by nineteen others, and the sum
made up in few minutes. The whole amount
subscribed at the close of the Convention was
100000 There's an example for you, Ia
dies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-27

70 We have received from Thos H. Gresham
the Knickerbocker for September-one of the best
of the monthlies
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II The Postmaster General has appointed
George Jones to the Office of route agent from
Petersburg to Burksville.
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Ihs King of Wurtemburg has purchased the Der
jn Venice.
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~ AND CIVIL ENGINEER office . -
from Main, on 18th street. opposite the James River
aud hanawha Company's Office, Richmond, Va
n. b.-Aii professional business promptly attend.
~ " au al I'm