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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

We have received a letter from
Mr.. David Newsom. dated Pleasant
Valley. Oregon Territory. July 70,
1852. giving US extracts from his
journal on his way to that Territory.
We shall publish il next week.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16
The Meeting on Fr,day--An R,Eh, i'm Old

The Meeting on Rrtday--AII Right in Old
GaIlia.
Though the number present last
Friday was not as large as at similar
meetings in Is40 and IS4S; vet the
occasion was such as indicated that
the friends OF SCoTr had not miscal-
culated the popularity Of the old He
70 among the masses of our people
The day commenced with a rainy NOR
ming. which. with notice that Hon. SAM
UEL F. VINToN. who was expected to be
present, had been suddenly called to
Washington city few days previously,
operated against large meeting. But
the clouds cleared away, and before ten
O'Clock our sidewalks were filled with
people.
During the forenoon beautiful pole,
one hundred and seventy feet long, was
raised, under the direction of Capt John
Myers. 1t went up in good style. and
stands as pledge that Gallia County
Wings will do their duty in the ap-
preaching election. That pledge will
be redeemed.
About hall past one. P NJ, the Court
House was filled to oYerfowing with
people anxious to hear from their old
friends, J. J. CooMBs, and Gen. TAYLOR,
of Chillicothe. There were, at least,
from four TO FIVE hundred in the room,
and not more than half of those in town
could have been accommodated there.
Gen. A. I. Holcomb was called to
the Chair, and Charles J. Menager ap-
pointed Secretary. Gen. TAYLOR was
first introduced. He briefly but elo-
quently referred to the public character
of Gen. Scott and Frank Pierce, the ac-
ton of the two parties in Congress,
since he had been a member, in refer
ence to river and harbor improvements
and the public lands. He spoke oftheir
action upon the several land bills be-
fore the present Congress. and showed
10 whom we are indebted for the present
river and harbor improvement law
His cheering reports from PENNSYLVANIA
and the East. gave good hopes Of final
success, and a frmer determination to
work while :he day lasts. Gen. TAYLOR
being obliged to leave town the same
evening, gave way to Mr., Coombs, who
took the stand, after loud call from the
House, and spoke at some length in that
able and convincing manner which
aforetime won for him the confidence
and respect-ofthe people ofthis county
and State. After expressing his gratifi-
cation al meeting his friends again in
the good old cause. he proceeded to
discuss the claims of our opponents 10
be the exclusive representatives OF the
g.
people, and that theirs is the only party
that respects the popular viii, as they
lay it down in the Baltimore platform.
He tried them by the record. and show.
ed that convention of delegates that
had defrauded the majority of their con.
trolling Power-that had betrayed the
confidence of those that sent them there.
by selecting an unknown man over those
The people had named as worthy of their
support-a party that had made it a car
dinal doctrine Of their established creed
to introduce the two-thirds rule into the
national legislature, through the aid of
the veto power, were the ones that had
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16
RICHARD SMITH, Sec'y.

PREs. DUvoL, from the hills Of
Big Hooking, came to town yesier.
day. Pres. has been making stump
speeches, giving the thunder ac-
compartment in glee clubs, and
editing campaign papers. He is
now on his way to take command Of
vessel on the Florida coast
What nextl-Cin. Com. .Sth.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

DISTRICT CoURT.-The District
Court, met in this county on the
llth. The Court was composed Of
Judge Thurman Of Supreme Court,
and Nash, Peck and Whitman, oI
Common PIeas.
The case Of VIM. H. Langley VS.
the town Of Gallipolis was reserved
for decision by the Supreme Court
in Bank at Columbus next winter.
This is a case where bill was filed
to snioin the cooperation of GalIipolis
from fencing and improving the
public square. The court refused to
allow writ of error TO reverse the
proceeding of the Probate JUDGE in
the case Of Richard Payne VS. w. r.
Carroll, jsilor.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

Another dreadful calamity has occur
red on the Hudson river--the steamer
Reindeer having burst her boilers, by
which large number of persons were
killed and wounded.
There were over 200 passengers on
board, Of whom 81 were killed, and 16
seriously injured.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMocRAcY have
nominated fl. w. Bishop for Governor,
and c. B. Thompson, Lieut.. Governor.
A resolution was offered in Convention
opposed to a coalition with Free Soilers,
which was laid on the table by deci-
sive vote, whereupon about three hun
dred Hunkers left the hall.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

We copy tho following from q
Cincinnati paper, The deceased
was a well known merchant OF that
city, and brother oI the wife Of DR..
C. B. Mac!ay Of this place:
MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF
CoMMERcE.-Ths President called a
special meeting Of the Chamber at
u O'Clock yesterday, and announced
the sudden death Of Capt. Archibald
Irwin, Jr., when
Mr.. Henry Emerson, moved that
a committee Of three be appointed
to draft resolutions expressive Of the
sense of the Chamber. Adopted.
The Chair announced that the COM
mitlee would consist Of Msssrs.
Emerson, Hanna and Hibbard.
After brieI absence the Commit
Zee reported the following preamble
and resolutions which were adopted
unanimously:
WHEREAS, il hath pleased Al
mighty God in his Providence TO
remove, suddenly from our midst,
Capt. Archibald Irwin, Jr., an es-
teemed member of this Chamber,
therefore,
Resolved, That his death is deeply
lamented by this Chamber, and that
we shall ever cherish a pleasant re-
membrance of his many qualiica-
tions as business man and a social
friend.
Resolved, That out of respect for
the memory of the deceased, We viii
attend his funeral in a body.
ResoiUed, That these resolutions
be entered upon the Minutes Of the
Chamber, and that a copy Of tho
same be forwafded to The family Of
the deceased, 10 whom We do hereby
offer our sincere condolences in their
sad bereavement.
N. w. THOMAS. Prss't.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16
Albany, N. Y. Sept. 6.

Another anti-rent outrage was
committed on Saturday night, al
Berlin, Van Rensselaer, county.
A party disguised as Indians.
went TO the house Of Mr.. Shaw, and
endesvored to force him TO come
outside. bot he refusing, they then
set fire to his house when Shaw fred
upon them with a revolver, and
killed one Joseph Willbeck and
wounded two others.
Last fall Shaw was tarred and
featbered. and about three weeks ago
his ouihouses were burned.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

Hon. Thus. F. Marshall, Of Ken
tucEy, recently remarked: "They
tell me Mr.. Pierce was a member or
Congress when ] was. 1t may be,
but II he was, I never knew it.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

A great earthquake occurred at Santi.
ago de Cuba on the goth of August,
causing frightful destruction of property
and probably many lives. 1.-THE houses
were injured, and the streets are blocked
up in many places, with the ruins Of
houses which have been demolished.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

The Southern papers are filed with
the details of damages done by the re-.
cent heOds. The first accounts appear
to have been greatly exaggerated. The
rye crop is but slightly damaged, but tbs
corn crop is represented as almost de-
stroyed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

The Ohio Annual ConleFsncs OF
the Methodist EpiscopaI Church
closed its forty>frst session, 10 Zanez. :
ville, on Monday afternoon. Bish.
ops Simpson and James were in A..
tendance. The next session Of the
Conference will be hsld in Lancaster !.
on the 7th Of next September.
APPsInlmcnss Of he Ohis cs.a.r..e.
PoRTsMogrH DIsTRIcr-R. O.
SPENcER, P. E.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT st. James.
Fry, George w. Brush.
Ironton-Joseph H. Creighton.
Neutrality-suspicious. A. Atkin-
son.
Hanging Rock-Joseph Barringsr.
Burlington-James T. Holiday.
Patriot-John r. Prose.
Gallipolis-Andrew Carroll,
Gallipolis Circuit-Sheldon Par.
ker, William Morris.
Gallia-Henry s. Hill.
Welsh Mission--David Cadwalla-
der.
Piketon-Samusl Batsman, Albert
G. Byers.
RockVills-Dewitt G. Howard,
Isaiah A. Bradrick.
MARIETTA DIsrRIcT-EzRA M.
BoRING, P. E.
Marietta-To be Supplied.
East Marietta Mission-JossPh
Cartleih. -.
Harmar-Daniel D. Mather.
Barlow--David Mann.
Amssville-W. w. Chefrington,
William Catlin.
CooIeville-W. r. Litzinger.
Athens--Wm. T. Hand.
Athens Circuit--Amos Wilson.
McArthur-Abraham Cartleih.
Wilksville--J. H. Hopkins.
Pomeroy-Alanson Fleming.
Chester-Michael Sheets.
James F. Given, Principal OF the
Preparatory Departmental Of the Ohio
University. =
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

West Wheeling has been selected
by the Board Of Directors OF the
Ohio Central Railroad as the Ohio
terminus Of that road.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

The ChiIIicothe Metropolis says there
are large number of Clergymen and
lay-delegates in attendance upon the
Episcopal Convention.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

For Supreme Court Judge,
DANIEL A. HAYNES,
Of Montgomery.
Fer Board OF Public Works.
DAVID H. BEARDSLEY,
Of Cuyahoga.
State Election. October 18th.
Auditor.
DAVID B. HEBARD.
Commissioner,
JOSEPH MAUk.
Surveyor,
HENBY GRtYUM.
Assessor,
1st Dist.-REUBEN ROrHGEB.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

DIR. Hunter is Informed that his
medicines have now 10 Gallia the full
nOtoriety they are entitled through
the columns OF a contemporary.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

Congressional District Convention
at Jackson on Friday next, the l7th
instant.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

Our butchers are paying from 50
to 3 25 per 100 lbs net, for beef cat
lie.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

G. P. R. James has been appointed
British Consul at Norfolk, We.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

The CHrrrEwA CLUB, viii meet
every Saturday evening.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16

UMr. John Morrison, our eff.
eisnt Postmaster, viii accept OF our
hanks for late Cincinnati papers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-16
Wing Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A, GRAHAM,

Senatorial Electors,
EDWARD d. MANSFIELD,
VIM. DENNISON, Jr.
District Electors,
l. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton Co.
2. James Scott Harrison,
3. T. ]. Harsh, Preble.
4. J. w. Delrees, Miami.
5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas.
6. II. L. Penn. Brown.
z. John NJ. Williams.
s. VIM. Lawrence, Logan.
9. S. Birchard, Sandusky. -
10. J. L. Van Metre, Pike.
ii. w. E. Finck, Perry.
IL. J. r. Stanbery, Licking.
Is. John Sherman, Richland.
IA. S. Orr, Wayne.
Is. A. B. Norton, Knox.
Is. Alex. Lewis.
IL. r. B. Moore.
Is. V. R. Humphrey, Summit.
I9. w. L. Perkins, Lake.
20. s. G. Clark, Mahoning.
81. J. A. Bingham, Harrison.
Presidential Election. November ID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

Resolu que lie voyer soft ct demeure autorise
par la presente efacer la paltie DIES sp6ciica
tons au sujet du ohenin plancheid de la rue
Felclte, reqnerant lie contractant de Sc servir
de deux longueurs de blanche pour la partie
superieure, ct d'inserer une clause addtionnelle
taisant un deyoir au contractant de remblayer
ct de niveler convenablement la rue
Resolu que lie Marie soft ct demeure autorise
Ialre les contrats suivants savoir:
Avec Barker ct Waidley, prineipaux, ct D. A.
harms, caution, pour la contection dun chemin
plancheIe sur la rue Fulton, depuis la rue Canal
lusqu'aux batisses dites ''Triangle Buildings,
dams lie premier District au taux de quatre
piastres ct vingt-quatre cents par pied courant.
Loayrage sera accompi ct lie Placement etfectue
commencement aux termes ct conditions DIES spe
eiheations d'apres lesquelles la vente sera fate
~ ayec Thomas Houlahan, principal, ct David
uMmes, caution, pour arranger les polls ct les
nettoyer lie lendemain DIES elections, ouand les
irals DIES dites elections doivent etre payes par
Ia VILE, au taux de neuf pastres ct ouatre- yingt
dlS cents pour chaqae teis Gull sera n6cessaire
dc 20 sefsil des dts polls. les placements 50,
rent sHeatass NJ compliant. sBS Il Jianlst IN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

Sur motion de NJ. Stetson, ct les rspleme,.
etant suspendus, la resolution suivante' passse
par lie Consel des Aldermen, est luo ct sane.
tionnee
Resolu que Son Honnew !e Marie SOFT ct dc.
hienfe auorigs d SO rfpcWer IN on leuS y6hi.
baiss pour IL tFaAsFsf' leg pfisVnaie,~ ias VI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

lie comite de finances auquel await etc referee
la lettre du contr6leur, annoncant que Thomas
Tonney. contraetant, offre Richard Barry COM
me caution pour la fdele execution de son con-
frat, rapporte respectueusement en- favour de
racceptation du dit Richard Barry, CONNIE Sc
,urite. THos T. LEEDS,
4 J. 0. Nixon,
+. SrEwERssEN,
JHo A. WATKINS,
. -. "A. j LANAnA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

II. w. Long s. Co, pour cling cent .quarante
barils de coquilles d'huitres, cnquante- quatre
piastres SIS A ~eH
j. C. Stewart, pour sable, briqucs, etc, pour
| les Preparations a la machine dessechcmcnt du
premier District, yingt, une piastres ct quaran-
te-six cents.
Paul Boxel, pour trente gargousscs, ,pour tirer
lie canon du soir,e second District, qunze piss-
tres Ell. ....
J. H. Maddox, pour annoncesd esclaves mar
rons, cinq piastres.
| F. d. NIcIlhenny, TN mois dc services CONNIE
officierde sante, trento piastres.. ,-.
| We D. Shuber, pour trois mois dc loyer d,l
corps-de- garde, encoignure Robin ct Annoncia-
ton, cent vingt piastres.
j. P. Freret, sheriff, pour retours en- blancs
ct listes elections. vingt-un precincts, re-
lection DIES dialogues la Convention, pages par
luis quarante-deux piastres
Seneca Bennett, pour yingt rhuit :ours de SER
vice CONNIE officer de sante, troisieme District,
sYingt- huit piastres.
%JB. Lamothe, pour nn mois de loyer de la
case a pompe de la Compagnie No s, trente- cling
-piastres. 'f
Frank Altman, pour Embellishments four
MS aux JUICES, election du Ia JUN 1852, douzie-
me precinct, -yingt- cling piastres.
l.. T. Farges, pour louage de cab, etc, deux
piastres.
VIM Monaghan, pour frais de notariat, Gin
quante piastres.
H. @. Hicks, garden pour endorsements ct
transient de restes humans, cimetiere du qua
trieme district. squatre- vingt six piastres.
Denis Prieur, pour services CONNIE commits
saires pour rouyerture de la rue dOrleans, cent
cinquante piastres
+ Correiolles, pour services CONNIE commissai-
re pour fouyerture de Ia rue dOrleans, cent
einquante piastres.
Il. Surgi, pour services CONNIE commissaire
pour fouverture de Ia rue d'Orleans cent Gin
quante piastres.
Commits des commssaires, pour l'ouverture de
la rue dOrleans, vngt piastres,
j.. Il. Communy, pour I'm plan al'usage des
leans, cent piastres
sesssement len francais ct anglaisl pour louyer-
tres ct yingt sous
Abeille de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans, pour annon-
nonces dassessement, fen anglais ct en- fran
caisl pour fouverture de la rue d'0rleans, qua
ire yingt une piastres.
G. Mclaughlin, pour lie transport de malades
a lh6pitsl de charlie, soixante dixhuit piasttes
W. W. Dunbar, pour louage de cab, dams Fin
teret public, deux piastres ct cinquante sous
y. III. Maddox, pour Ia publication DIES contri-
buables en- default, 1868 mons, a 25 SOUS deux
mile cent soixante cling piastres ct soixante
4mnze sous. THos L. LEEDS,
J. LANArA,
J. O. NIXON,
JNo A. WATKINS,
F. SfEwERssEN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

lie comite de finances, auquel a etc referee la
petitition de Armant Dupre demandant que son
bon soft cancelle. rapporte en- favour de Faccor-
der, attendu que les conditions du dit bon ont
etc remplies, ct suggere que lie Conseil adhere a
la resolution du Conseil des Aldermen.
THos L. LEEDS,
F. SIEwERssEN, -.
j. 0. NIxoN, 90
JSo A. WATKINS.
eF j. LANATA.
LIE comite de finances, auquel etc referee la
resolution exemptant lie navirc Jenny Lind du
Placement de quayage, rapporte en- favour de Get
tie mesure ct en- suggere fadoption.
"a s>'t THos I. LEEDS,
'% +. SIEwERssEN,
j. 0. NIXON,
JNo A. WATKINS.
j. LANATA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

Resolu que lie marie dome avis. conformemeut
aux actes de la Legislature, que c'est Intention
du Consel General de la willie de La Nouyellc
Orleans d'ouvrir ct de consacrer, pour en- faire
un Pare public, les ilets taisant face au Chemin
de la Metairie, pourtant les No 634 635, 669.
CTS, 500 sos, ia 100, 1877 a743, 1855 d 758,
Cos 66s, 500 102, 10 a 713 ct IA TAI.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09
OFFICIAL NOTICES,

RATTURE SAND.-Pergons wishing to take
from the Baure the foot Of Rsae IL bou
PERMITS under The direction Of b. Comtnissry the Batturs
Surveyors Department. Neworleans August s. 1851 s,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09


Sur motion de NJ Stevenson, la lecture des
communications, petitions, etc, eui sont sur lie
pupitre du secretaire, est omise, ct lie Censeil
procede entendre les rapports DIES Comites, etc.
NJ. Forbes entire ct prend son siege
CoMITEs PERMANENTs
NJ Leeds, au nom du comite de finances. pre-
sente les rspports suivants, lesquels, sur dis!
pense DIES regles, sont lus une seconde fois ct
respectivement adoptes @
lie comite de finances rapporte en- favour de
raeceptation de Buxton Layton, CONNIE eau
ton, pour 10 somme de cling mile piastres, de
Charles s. Lee, premier commits du contr6leur.
Egalement, en- favour de Padjudication fate
par 10 contr6leur pour les PREPARATIONS de la CINE
section, b. D. White. ayec Peter Rich, CONNIE
caution. THOs L. LEEDS,
r. SIEwERsgEN, i
j, O. NRoN,
Js0 A, WATKINS,
u AIs&sAI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

A ALI packages, for sale by
SI y-e E. J. HART d CO., 10 Tchoupitoulas st,
VJaf-2oo boxes Winchester No. 1, for sale
~" llElslwl CONVERSE CO.. 81 Tchoapitoulas stssi
sSPERhl plii@4450o gallons winter. far sale hv
'Y'' ~ fsalEh 4 Goa Il t'a,lylsa sifss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

M. Burthe presentc les resolutions suivantes
qui sur dispense des regles, sont lues une secon-
dc tois ct adoptGes.
Resolu que lie voyer soft ct demcure autorise a
taire laisser ouyerte la Place Jackson, dams lie
second District, jusqu'a dix heures du soir, pen
dant les mois d'ete, soft, du Ter mai au Ter no.
vembre
Resolu de plus que lie voyer soft autorse Sc
servr du rouleau pour ecraser les coquilles qui
Sc trouvent dams les allees
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

Resolu que lie tresorier soft ct demeure auto.
rise . payer, sur lie mandat .du contr6leur, aux
representants legaux DIES navires r. D. Shepherd
ct Judah Touro, 10 somme de trente deux pias-
tres ct soixante dix-huit sous, pour reimburse
ment de droits surcharges.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

conh6leur, ct Touvrage sera fait commencement
aux specifications cnregistrees dams son bureau.
Resolu qua ravenir toute personne qui un
contrat pourra etre adiuge par lie contr6leur,
devra immediatement deposcr entire les mains
du dit officer, vingt cinq piastres, la die somme
devant stre remise.a racheteur aussit6t quill au-
"a execute lie bon requis pardevantle notaire; ct
dams tous les cas- OH Facheteur manquera de
remplir les termes de Fadjudication, rargent
depose sera forfait en- favour de la Vile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

La resolution du Conseil DIES Aldermen etant
devant lie Conseil,
M. Bailey demande amendcr en- ajoutant
''la yente sera sujette rapprobation du Con-
sell" Adopte.
Et la resolution, ainsi amend6e, est adoptee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

Resolu que lie Contr6leur tire son mandat en-
taveur de A. j, Perkins, pour $50; H. Forno,
$40 A. j. Perkins, $4S, pour services divers
ct depenses encourues par eux
L'appel nominal, reclam6 sur lie passage de
la resolution qu pr6cede, il u paru qu'elle etc
adoptee runanimt6
lie Comite de Police, auouel await etc referee
la resolution du Conseil dies Aldermen autori-
SAINT rachat de vehicules pour lie transport DIES
prlsonnlers, demande a rapporter en- favour de
cette mesure.
lie Comite egalement ell sous consideration
la petition de G. Barossa, homme de police du
Irosieme District, dcmandant que son salaire
lui soft pave. pour dix jours de maladie, ct rap
porte contre pour ne pas etablir I'm precedent
qui causerait du trouble ct DIES pertes 4 Ia Vile
H. G. SrETsoN,
S. w. PuLBRICK,
j. LANATA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

Dypur OF ALBosI IN BosToS.-Last eve
ming. Madame Marietta Alboni made her de-
but before Boston audience, and a most
triumphant one twas. The house was .hrong-
ed with one of the most brilliant audiences
ever assembled in this city, and none was ever
more enthusiastic in their plaudiis. The pro-
eramme from the overture to the finale was ex
ecuted to the largest satisfaction OF the house.
Madame Alboni was in fine voice. Every note
fell from her lips with a rich and ringing
clearness unequalled.-Bostoa Post, ooh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

A LIoUoRIsH JoKE.-One of the coolest
Jokes of The season has been perpelraied by
the liquor dealers of New York, in raising the
price Of wines and brandies on account Of the
short vintage Of Europe.
Those fellows are jolly set, to be sure. or
they never would have been guilty Of such
downright waggery in this hot weather. Those
Jolly old cOves know little better than any
one else that the vineyards Of France and
Germany have about as much to do with the
potabes sold in this country, as sarsaparilia
root has TO do with the purifying fluids that
are vsnded under its name. short crop Of
grapes would have as little influence upon the
production of wines and brandies in the United
States, as short crop Of terrapin would upon
the manufacture of mock turtle soup.
These consummate wags must have laughed,
inwardly, clear down to their heel taps. as
they informed their customers with apparent
gravity that the short grape harvest would
oblige them to raise their prices.-LH. Wu-
scum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

DEATH FROM CHLoRoroRM.-On Saturday
evening last, woman came to the Surgical
Board OF the O'Failon Dispensary, for the
purpose Of having an operation peIformed on
one of her fingers 10 remove felon. Chloro-
form wac given her, and the operation com.
mepced by Dr.. Pope. He had hardly CON,
,ncuced however, when he discovered she waz
dead.--St. Lexis Republic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-23

NOTfCE.-Tne undersigned beg leave most re-
l. spectfuIiy TO intimate 10 the inhabitants OF
Richmond and its vicinity, that they have com
lnenced business 18th Pearl street, near
Mayos Bridge for the purpose OF carrying on Plain
and Ornamental, House, Sign, Coach and Furni-
tare Printing; also, Gliding, Glazing, Pa
per Hanging and Graining. They pledge
themselves to execute all work in the neatest,
chez eapest and mos, substantial manner.
J. MCLEOD u CO.
N. BAH orders punctually attended to-
Sc 2I-2m"