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NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY
IN peecubsr 81, t663Ths nsstns Of abe stock
holdsrs o. hs above pany will DO hsla vonday ths
ID DAP Of next ~ shs East Broad way U.S.
u Pin. ssrsss ana East way. The poll viii opsl
81 s'sleek END slsss ~ osieek z. n.
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QLAMK ROAD LUnBIk wANTED.-PROPOsALs
iset p!a.k rcA4 Timber alma feet II LENGTH 30 de-
u n n Si, ~ '.cnth. 20 ~" r SvPSss -: n
Address, 1LOxENCE b k1YPORT COMPANY. NEW
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Avs ps.sm treatise never ssfors puhIishss rv~rsxn
sena "a J. e. A.srss p l RSs,&s ssla By re-
o. psYseAn and surgeon a ksaSs srssa 49,
rSn M H. wIsp =. asA fsvn v j = - ~ Inv
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THE IN TEREsT COUPONS ON ~HE JERSEY CITY
water loan bonds due the LIST January proximo will
Be paid ct the MsreAnts Bank in ths City Of ksx York
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A. OTIU1.-OFFlC1 PANAMA AAILROAD COMPANY.
~ New Yerk. December = lS63.-At Meeting 81 The
Soard Of Directors, held this day, 10 vas
Resolved That tho b-oks for blessed A.
hres o'clock Shis day until Tusss January
preparatory dividend stool registered
TkANuIs SPIgs sssrssarv
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nOCTOR HUNTERS RED DROPS cANN0f n lAD
~ genuine 10 Buffalo, N Y-is san BE- hsA n Neg Or
kaAs. % Ne 30 Canal street makes speedy sad ths
Of tct drink e1pssare, OF business One dollar per vial
M ssa o. New York untI sas ssw saos No l. anisSsS
FOR ten yesrs pss svsry ssnsummsts d.Ash Doctor
and other cities that get lie shout th great
nedy DR. Hunter resorss people 10 sound health dal
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SoHN oaDuN. n ". CANHRoN. ms wsll s.vesN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-12-17
Laws ~ Vermont.

40. IAN AtT ALTERING THE TIME
or HOLD NG THE COUNTY COURT
FOR THE COUNTY OF NINDlIAB.
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AUCTION & lONNlSy.JA
S I @ ri: 4!
r E M Q V q l..

EVIiE Subscriber would respectfully in
1 form the citizens Of Burlington ard rhe com.
munitv that hr has taken the Auction uui Commr-.
sion business formerly conducted ty l-oac Shtr-
wood, aud removed 70 Col. Thomas' store, ON
College Street ely occupied by Pierce Davry Il
Alien, where the business will be ,trlckY sttro..cd To-
all its branches. The rooms will be opcued tyrry
day in The week tor the retail Trade and Auction
We tuesdays and Saturdays. Particular attention
will he paId to the commission business aad Gus
onrrs Jaay decent upon having all buau,s, Iu tii4
lranch strlckiy and tnry atteuird lo AMI may 7. "
upon prompt returns ;the Subscriber WI Htp atl,ni
10 'hs SHE OF real estate, hv- stock a0d tyerv kud
ut Merchandise winch may be- thioWn INTO the
Alalkrt.
,t'NCEl -.
L '.,o.., i.tt ., .s'2 tA"r
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Approved, November i, loJ3
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Horrid .Nnrder at LhlersriHe. Pa.

EAsroS, Pa. Aug. % Last night, about ii
O'Clock, man named jeremiah Thatcher, a
blacksmith, living at Uhlersville, was dragged
from his house by two men and woman, and
most brutality murdered by them in the street,
by being beat 10 death with club or kicked
with heavy boot. The body was dragged
about quarter OF a mile from where the act
was committed, and thrown into the woods
among some under brush, where Il was disco
vered this morning. The murderers have not
vet been arrested.
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[Y- You must not be preiudiced, but
give them IL trial in cases of CHOLERA
MORBU% and SUMNER COMPLAINTS,
These annoying ana dangerous diseases are becon7.
Ing quite prevalent at this time, ard if not speedily
checked, often destroy the constitution and not un-
frequently lie Itself. As sure and speedy cure
We know OF remedy equal to that universally
popular M Giciue, BAKERS PREMIUH
BITTERS; and We therefore advise every one
to give it Irial As preventive TO indigestion
ana corrrctur and purifier of the Stomach these
Bitters are unsurpassed, Every family should
keep lew bottles on hald.
10 be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores OF
<. hODEhER, ADIE & GRAY, BENNETT q
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD 81 CO, and GAYNOh
a WOOD, Main street: II. BLAIR, VIM P LADT
and SEABkNOK i REEVE, Shockoe Hui. CHAS
MiLLsPAUGH, and THOMAS d MCCARTHY
au lU--s
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lie INsURANCE.-FOR WHITE PER.
IL SONS AND SLAVES-The National Safe, !,

IL SONS AND SLAVES-The National Safey
Life Insurance Company-charterp perpetual Office
81 Walnut street, Philadelphia. Capital $3.50 OOO
There is no company or agency in Virginia that
offers such dvantages and Inducements in regard
to Life Insurance this The rates of premiums
for white persons are 25 per cent lower than those
ordinarily charged, and SLAVES are insured upon
the most reasonable TERMS for period of from one
to screen years. Traders or dealers in slaves are
informed that they insure them 10 this company
to carry to any of the Southern or slave holding
States. Pamphlets and circulars containing all ne
cessary infoi nation, will be furnished GRATIS on
application to c. X. BROKEN, NJ. D.,
Agent and Medical Examiner, Lsles Row. 18th
street, next to the office of Messrs. Toer a. Cook
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BY GEORGE W TOLER.

TNRUSTEES sAEk.-by virtue OF Deed of
l. Trust, from George Betty and wife, to me
trustee, admitted to record in the Clerks office
ofthe L ustngs Court OF the city OF Richmond on
the oth day OF May, 1852 for the benefit OF certain
creditors therein named shall proceed to Sell up.
on the premises, to the highest bidder, on Wed
nesday. the lst day Of September next, upon
terms then to be made known certain tract or
pecs of land in the County OF Hcnrco, about seven
miles below Richmond, containing fifty acres,
(more or less) and az joining the lands OF Albert
HobsOn, Iheodorick Carter, and oth-rs The i'm
proven nts are a comfortable log house, and
good orchard. The title though considered good
will be conveyed by me without warranty.
ED ID. EACHO. Trustee.
GEO w ToLER, Auct au II
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a Daguerreotypes in the Highest

state OF the Art.-An who see SIMONS' Pic.
lures tor the nTst time struck with their beauty
TRUTH ami strength and the wonder is not that our
priceis higher than that charged by some others,
BIT rather that such gems can be procured at any
price. We do not pi etend to compete In price with
novice, whose only object is the dollar reg ardess
Of the advauceneAt OF the art, credit of its pro-
tessOrs, whose productions compare as favorably
with legitimate Da2uerreotype as a figure head
upon Duich vessel does with the classical figures
Of Michael Angelo; and for which any price be
y0nd the mere cost OF the materials used would be
extorton and imposition upon the public
III. P. SlMONS,
au7 ISL Main street Earle SQUARE
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THE LATEST NEWS.
The Steamer atlantic Catastrophe.

BUFFALO, Aug. 24.-Tbe inquiry into the
catastrophe ofthe steamer Atlantic is still pro.
sressing. Last night evidence was brought
Gruard which strongly inculpates the office RS
Of the propeller Ogdensburg, leaving no doubt
that she violated the rules of navigation. 1t
was also proved that the Atlantic was we'll
r,oyided with lite preservers, but that the an,
Of presence Of mind prevented the passengers
from ayailng themselves OF the means OF pre-.
seryation provided for them.
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TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIsp1Tca
Congress-.

WASHINGTON, August IS.
In The SENATE, the Printing bill was under
discussion.
In the HOUSE,, the bill for the protection of
lives OF passengers on steamboats,, was taken
up and passed.
The difficulty which arose yesterday be-
tween Messrs. Polk, Collum and White. dur.
ing the discussion of the light house bill, has
been amicably adjusted.
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ipprekended Riot at Buffalo.

BrFFALo, Aug. 23.-A special meeting OF
the common council was held to day, and the
cifizens notified 20 turn out tonight in case of
ire. The military have been placed under
arms. as the fremen have threatened 10 resist
sqv attempt TO work the engines.
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BY GEORGE j. SUMNER.
ENTEEL SECUND HAND FIRM

~ TURE AT AUCTION.-On Friday Morn.
ing next, 9th inst, commencing at half past 8
o'cIock, at my Auction Sale Room. No Fifteenth
street, will be sold at Auction, WITHOUT RE.
SERVE, collection OF genteel Household and
Kitchen Furniture, being the eff cts of a family
about leaving the city, as follows: l fine Mahoga-
ny Wardrobe, l first rate Mahogany Sofa l fine
Mahogany Sideboard, Marble Top Centre Table,
l excellent Spring Lounge, Superior city made
Walnut Cottage Bedstead, Brussels, and three Ply
Carpets, Walnut Cane Seat Chairs and Rocking
Chairs, together with sundry articles of Kitchen
Furniture. A large cons gnment OF GentIemen's
Goats, OF various materials
TERMs-Casn.
au 25 GEO. J SUMNER Auct
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ItaShlHrfOa H1ffprs

WASHINGTON. Aug 24.-It is stated that the
Hen. Lorenzo Barrows declines The appoints
meut of Postmaster General, and that il will
probably be rendered to the Hon. Jas Brooks.
A duel IS opprehended between Maj Polk
and Gen. CuilOm Of Tenn, on account of
words which PASSED between them in debate
TO day
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Steamboat Explosion and Loss of Life

'|IV"7700"V I1IP70StVH UN1 IOSS o. LIE.
ST. Louis, Aug. 2i.-The steamer Frank
ln No. ,, bound to Louisville, burst her boz
lers yesterday, about miles from this civ.
killing y or ii persons, and badly scalding
80 others. large number of emigrants were
on board, many ofwhom are believed to have
been lost. The cause of the accident is not
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BUFFALO, Aug. 24.-All the fire companies
ofthis cit, turned out this morning, aud march.
ing 10 point where they had erected Liberty
poies. publicly disbsnded. Serious riots are
spprehended TO night, should the Eresbells
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GREGUR a. ALALHY.
Managers, Richmond, virginia..

Successors to ]. w. Maury q Co.-otice No 90
Man street.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery. Glass 10, Aug "a
IS 16 II IL II 81 81 81 70 70 AZ IA 60
Schemes For To.Day.-Capitals: prizes
Of Slo0O0, of 1000 of 1000, 2of 2009 10 OF llOO
20 OF 30o 20 of $50 228 Of l0O &c. 7s numbers, l3
drawn. Tickets So.
Aso-Cspitas So, 600, 5000, l3e9, 1000, &c rs
numbers, II drawn. Tickets So an Of
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Riot among Railroad Lnborers

Fremont, Ono, Aug. pa riot occurred
to day among the iaborers on the railroad, in
which one man was shot dead and several
Others wounded.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS A

BALTIMORE MARKETS, August 25.
Sales Of ii 500 bbls. FLOUR al s4.50.-
Red WHEAT, 81 cts. to 81 90; White, ST. .O3 to
sI'oo. CORN scarce and unchanged. Sales
OF 4,oO0 bags Rio COFFEE at 81 to 81 cts
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MANAGER's OFFICE.
r. FRANCE 81 Co,
Successors to f. Morris d. Coz

For This Day.-Captals $50 OoO 5000
4OOO, 2OOO 70 OF $780, &c. 76 numbers, IL drawn
Tickets S5.
ALSO, the Dollar Lottery.-C Capitals: $3.50, of
$50, &c.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air:
10 "A So 81 26 25 81 Is 81 II 81 81
au % c. w PURCELL.
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- Great Cure for Dyspepsia.-DR.

Great Cure for Dyspepsia.-DR
:. ROSES DiSPkPTIC COMPOUND. AND
FAMILY OK ALTERNATIVE PILLS, both costing
IS cents.
have cured more than five thousand persons of
dyspepsia and Liver Comp ANTS with my Dyspep,
Tic COMPOUND aid Fanny PMS aead Iae IuiiJw-
ing letter from gentleman in Virginia, W hom |
never saw. he ls one OF thousands who living
monuments Of the great cures made by my FAM,
y Medlciues.-J. : Rose NJ d.
DINwIDDIE Co Va June, 1852
To DR.. ]. S. Roe, Philadelphia-Dear Sir Fol-
lie sake Of humanity, write these few lines to in
tom you and the public generally, of the great
cure your Uyspeptic Compound has made on me
Ia Ii" summer OF $780, | was attacked with vio-
lent dIarrhOea, and after trying the remedies pre-
scHoed " TWO or three eminent ply sicans for IL
MOI ihs, without any effect, and being reduced al
most 10 skeleton, and scarcely able TO walk
Ely room, accidentally received one OF your cir
cula's, III which found my disease exactly de-
sctloed. Ny son Went to Petersburg and purchas
"a bottle OF the DYSPEFTlC COMPOUND, with
ooX O! your FAMILY Oh ALTERNATIVE PILLS,
sAo 70 my great establishment and satisfaction,
ioIhd great relief IN few days; and in two weeks
! was ehtifeiy well. At this time | am in be tter
heath Ihan Gave been i'll ten ar twelve years In
hAo't' SIR, your medicine saved my life
., fo4r, with respect, GEO. J. JONES.
- a1,ie preparations, and all DR.. Roses cele
L!aieG family Medicines,
2 for sale By Adie * Gray, Purcell, Laid e. Co.,
bennett s. Beers Alex Duvai, X. X. Duval O. A.
stfecker. a. bocel-er, Gsynor d. Wood J. Blair s.
NJ. Zachri sson and w. Laid. iv lG
LF CHOLERA, DIARRHEA, CLIO.
Lima MURbUS, CHOLICS, CHAMP, GRIPING
IAiAs in THE BOWELS, SPASMODIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &c, may be cured by
stabier's Great summer Remedy.
None genuine without the signature OF r. Ii
sTAHLEk, NJ D.
Chiiis aud Fevers, Ague Bilious, Remittent
aud Nervous fevers, General Weakness, Weari.
ness in The Limbs Chronic Debility, Jaundice,
dyspepsia, &c, may be cured by Stablers Great
Ague and Fever Specific
e. None genuine without the signature of X. ii.
stab!er, N. ID.
stabisr's Alterative-A valuable remedy for
IMPURITIES OF the Blood, Erysipelas, Bois, Salt
hheom, milk Crust, Rheuma tism Bronchitis, En-
,sfeed Ionsls, Sore Throat, Dropsy, Ulcers on the
iess, s"eied Glands, Deranged Liver, Oppression,
Tsipsn9n oil the Heart letters &c. d..
All OF the above for sale In Richmond by GAY.
Eok WoOD,DOVE IsAACs and PURCELL,
LAoD CD. K Ii. STABLER, M D.,
M Alexandria, Va
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Who does your PRINTING!

1t you require CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILLS,
or PRINTING of any kind, and want your work
well done, at the Lowest Cash prices, call at the
Dispatch Office, on Governor street, doors from
Main
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
CHALK'S OLD STAND,
Drawn Nos Patapsco. go =.

Drawn Nos Patapsco, $50:
IS 90 As A. sc 16 "a 20 90 II % 2 IA
Ticket 90 "a As
For To day.-Carroll 80 Capitals: of $40.
600, of g. 10, of 1000, of 2O00 25 of 1000 25 of
500, loo Of 2i4. 70 numbers and II drawn. Tick
els S5-shares in proportion
Al7o. Patsnsco, 23l.-Capltals: of $3.50 of
$50, &c. is numbers, - drawn. Tickets ST.
shares in proportion.
au 20 SMITH.
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"a Widow Of Commodore Thompson.
Thousands of Ladies' Bear the same
TestimoHy.-lr truth Is MiGhty.-Thisi is to Ger.

II.
Thousands of Ladies' Bear the same
Testimony is MiGhty.-Thisis to Ger.
thy that have been afflicted with an affection OF
the lver TOR some ears and great debility OF all
my oouly organs loss OF appetite, and subject to
ap-ptAy OF the brain, violent headache, and atfec-
ron nl the nervous SYSTEM which affected the eyes
so much that could with difficulty discern the
features OF any persn unless very near, and LOOK
lng steadily al them for time. At the instance
OF illend, was Induced 10 take Hampton's Vege-
table Ilpcture OF which have taken Jour bottles,
and have now the happiness to inform the public
tnat the above medicine has had the desired effect
OF completely curing all the complaints | have
stated, and, thank God now feel better than have
let Tor The last fifteen years.
The Doctor is at liberty to publish this certificate,
as ieel II duty due to him and to persons who
are now suffering under complaints similar mine.
+ c. B. THOMPSON,
Widow Of the late Commodore Thompson
WASHINGTON, New York Avenue.
Call on A. STRkCKER and get pamphlets
gratis. See advertisement in to.dsys paper.
au l9
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JOHN X. Id, PAYNE. SaIesmau-

JOHN K. ID. PAYNE. Salesman
VALUABLE WHARF PROBE RTY
FOR RENT AT AUCTlON-Will be rented at
Auction, on Monday Afternoon next, Both inst.
at 5 o clock, those valuable Wharves at Rockets,
known as "Ludlsm's'' Wharves, for one year from
.st September next. For the parties interested.
Eu 2a-5t LUDLAM d WATSON
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BY JOHN X. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE NEAR
THE OLD MARKET AT AUCTION Will
be sold on Tuesday next, the 3lst of August,
1852, at O'Clock precisely, that valuable lot or
parcel of Land on 18th or Valley street, lying be-
tween Franklin and Grace streets, fronting on the
east side of 18th street &c feet nearly adjoining the
soap factory OF Cornelius Crew, Esq. The add
ton to the market is now going on, and will, when
completed, add greatly to the present value of this
property 1t will be divided into any size lots to
suit the wishes OF purchasers.
Terms made known at sale
aa 25-dtd JOHN r. D. PAYNE Auctr
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METALLIC BIZ.
NzzExze-1s;1k-e-r.n@1aS RIAL, PATENT METAL.
IL, In Ut.o IpUOIIDI-E AND AIR-EXHAUSTED
COFFI&S Patented by f. Skif, of New York. Be.
low append some certificates:
Mr. McKenzie's children were put on board the
Steamship Southerner, for Charleston, Saturday
last and they were both natural they were
the day they put into the collins three months
ago Neither of them had tuI ned black in the least
and the bunch of roses were as fresh when they
were picked from the stem. Not particle had
dropped off or fallen to pieces. number OF ladies
and gentlemen, by invitation, went on board to see
them, and were astonished to think that it was 60,
but SO it was and have no doubt but they will re-.
main in their present state for any length Of time
s. SMITH, NJ D.
Norfolk November 2lst ls49
We, the undersigned having examine a speci-
men OF patent Metallic Air Tight Sarcophagus or
Coffin, patented by MIR. F. Skiff, of New York we
take melancholy pleasure in stating that we con-
slider it worthy Of patronage and deserves, there.
FORE favorable consideration of the public The
durability of the material OF which it 10 composed,
and its admirable adaptation to he hermetcally
closed canDot fail to render it invention worth
the cause OF science and humanity.
ID B. DAVIS, M. D..
w. Il. PRATT M. D.,
SAMUEL MOVE, NJ. D.,
WILLIAM HUNTER, NJ. D.,
J. G. ALLAUEN, NJ D.
Albany, November Goth, le47.
The above named Sarcopnagus are made to i'm.
itate tne rosewood coffin They DO not come
much higher than tne mahogany coffin. am the
Agent Tor this city.
au 25-d4twts j. A BELvIN.
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LANDER F's OFFICE,
14th Street, under Exchange Hetei.

Drawn Nos of Delaware, Class 20, Aug. "a:
Is 10 IL ~ II 81 67 81 10 .3 AZ IA 90
Fer To-Day.-The Delaware State Lottery
Class Nc. 72.-Capitals: of sic, 900, of 1000, Q
OF 1000, OF 2oO8 IL of 100, &c. IS numbers, ID
drawn. Tickets 35.
Also, a Two Dollar Lottery al %
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N urder.

PHiLADELAHIA, August 25.
Thomas Baxter, a Waterman on hoard the
ship Thomas Watson, was murdered last night
by thieves who boarded the vessel for pIunder.
The murderers were arrested.
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THIPPEWA WAKBLER.-Faria gna

A 'fIF re W w 4 IL BLER.-F arjarOugn "a,
" the Miser, Tale-25 cents
Up Country Letters, edited by Prof B, Ma
tional Observatory, iliustfated-5l cents
The Quorndon HOUNDS, Virginian at Melton
Mowbray, by Henry William Herbert, beautifully
illustrated-50 cents
The Clifford Family, or Tale of the Old Do.
minion, BY one OF her daughtegs-bound 81, paper
IS cents
Lotus Eating Summer Book by Geo William
Curtis author OF Nile Notes, DC Illustrated by Ben.
net-nlus in Is cents, paper 90 cents
The Chippewa Warbler, containing the Songs of
the Chippewa Glee Club, as ssng by Messrs Muir
ply, Ruth, Poole and Wharton-6 cents
"A complete assortment OF Fennmure Coopers
Novels, just received and for sale by
G. III. WEST IL BROTHER,
au 2l Hinder Eachhnpe
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TTSIHTU UHIEtTy, I7U To NIHIn htTttl.
DAGCERkEOTYPING.
au l3 No ITO Main street.
lust RECEIVED BY a. NORRIS,

9UsT RECEIVED BY 4. MORRIS,
- late Drlnker a. Morris
he Clifford Family, or a Tale of the Old Do
mnion, by one t her Daughters
Lotus Eating: a summer book, by G w Curtis,
author of Nile Notes" &c illustrated, by Rensett,
The Child at Home, or the Principles of Fial
thor Of Mother at Home, &c, very greatly enlarged
and improved, with numerous engravines.
Evelina, or the History Of Young Lady's Intro
duction to the World, by Miss Burney.
No Bleak House, by Chas Dickens.
No 20 Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution, by
nson Losing. 26
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WANTED' a Farmer with $4,000,


The business Is only understood by tew and when
conducted by experienced persons, is not exceeded
in profits by any equally safe The advertiser has
been, Tor many years engaged in it, in the most
extensive houses at the North, and now having an
unusual opportunity for opening an establishment,
OF the same kind in large and popular city fatters
himself that any one DESTROYS OF embarking in
lucrative business and having the above sum to
nGest will realize handsome return. Can give
references from the most influential and extensive
houses in the business; unexceptionable re-
ferences will also be required.
All communications will be treated as strictly
confidential. Address x. Y, Office of the paper
au Cow
INALE OF THE OLD DOMINION
Il NASH d WOODdOUSE, Eagle square, have
received part of The Bleak House, by Dickens,
illustrated with two engravings-l24 cents
No &c Lossng's Field Book of the Revolutions
25 cents
The Clifford Family a tale of the Old Dominion,
by on OF her Daughters-Sl
The Child ct Home, by Abbott, illustrated-62
cents
Lotus Eating Summer Book by Curtis-75 cts
Aunt Phillis Cabin, or, Lite in toe South-75 cts
Mrs Cabels Odd Volume of Facts and Fictions
$40 ts
Book OF Snobs, by Thackary-50c
A fresh supply OF Haw;horne's last Work-Blith.
Gale Romance-70c
Scarlet Letter, by Hawthorne-75c
House with Seven Cables do do-Sl
True Stories, by Hawthorne-75c
The Wonder Book, by Hawthorne-75c