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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-21
rus ANNUAL DrrIolENcY DnL.

PETITIONS, ETC, UNDER THE RUIZ.
BY Mr. GAYLOhDi The petition of John Timm,, Mat
thew Scov. and Charles Cymer assistant marshas Tor
akng the seventh in Ohio, asking additional com
pensation.
BY Mr.. MILLER, memorial from snndry citizens
OF New Mexico in relation the laws of that Ter
ritory, and praying relief
By Mr. MACE The memorial Of the citizens of Lalay-
etc. Indians signed by A. s. White, president of the
meeting and j. j. Bingham. secretary, asking for grant
States Of Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa. TO con-
the Lafayette PEORIA and Burlington rairoad refer
red to the Committee on Public Lands
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-02-21

Canton mastings, Floor oiicioths, C.rpeting, Sc
TUE Subscribers receiving, schooner Statesman
Il New York
do
do % do do
- do red checked do do.
5Akstdo do do
- do fancy do do
English oicoth, 10 feet wide
super American o,ooth, from twelve eighteen feet
low-pced American oilclo,h, from three TO sin fec,
Cocos mstinEs, for basement, &C.
Also constantly full Of every variety Of i'm
ported and American carpctins, such az
Tapestry tapestry Brusseis English and American brussels.
IMPERIAL ply, and ingram, fine and common ingram low
priced rag hemp and cotton, both striped and plaid together
with other article in our line TOR house furnishing which we
Offer good
An is-U r. II. HooE 4 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

9 Nathaniel Dearborn, a we'll known es.
grayer and author, died in South Reading.
Mass, on the 7th inst Hon. Myron Lawreaees
another disting uished citizen OF Massachusetts,
died few days since. Hon. David Henshaw,
of Leicester, Mass, lies at the point of death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

METHoDIsM.-Here 10 paragraph whick
we find in the papers. We cannot vouch foe
its correctness.
A new order of Methodists, composed Of
preachers and people formerly belonging to the
Methodist Episcopal Church. is coming up in
Virginia. They adhere to Methodist doctrines,
but adopt the Congregational form Of govern
ment. They object to the government Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, because it pos
sesses not the element Of a republican form a
government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

r. The mail steamship Niagara sailed
from Boston for Liverpool on the 10TH
The custom house record contains no ships
ment ofspecie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

Y The Concord, N. H., Reporter "has
the best authority for saying that Gen. Pierce
has no intention to take up his residence 10
Portsmouth or any other place lthan Concord
until he removes to the white house at Wash-
inp,on,i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

.~ Persons calling
please say they are adv
LADIf
Anderson Mrs Fl ]
Annis Mrs Jape F
Anderson Mrs Angelina
Aniker Miss Ivory
Brokenbrough Mrs S r
Burke Mrs Sophia
Ball Mrs Samuel
Boyle Mrs Robert
Burruss Mrs Mary
Brooks Mrs Elizabeth
Bell Mrs Carrie F
Burfoot Mrs Agnes A
Brown Miss Frances E
Cash Ann
Ceary Ellen
Cate sane
Clefnits Mr.,
Childress Mrs Judith
Clarke Mrs Jane 2
Coiston Miss Mamie
Cole Mrs Mary
Csssac y Mrs Margaret
Pibrell Mrs Marietta
Dickinson Mrs L
Dykes Mrs C F
Dawes Mrs Ann
Evans Mrs Susan E
Esrhars Miss Ellen
Ferguson Mrs lane E
Frayser Mrs Mary M
Fosee Mrs Rebecca
Goldy Mrs Ann E
Gof Mrs Nina
Gillian Miss s E
Gsllaher Miss Eliza 2
Hill Mrs Ann
Henderson Mrs Agnes
Hopkins Mrs E H
Holt Mrs Elizabeth
Harrison Mrs James
Hunt Mrs M L
J
Kirby Mics Amanda
Johnson Mics J
Lewis Mrs Cynthia A
Lipford Mrs Fanny G
LiItlepage Mrs v E
LewelIing Mrs Sarah '
Land Miss Caroline
Mills Mrs Ann James
Matthew's Mrs c
Mitchell Mrs elizabeth
Moxley Mrs Il L
Moore Mrs Margaret
Muse Mrs Mary n
McCary Miss Caroline
Eorvell Mrs Sar al 8
O'Dell Mary z
Priddy Ars Ann
Potts Mrs Jane A
Philips Mrs Eliza
Poe Mas Rsssiis M
Q1srles Mrs E NJ
Roper Mrs Betty c
Russell Mrs Martha 3
Seay Mrs Rebecca
Swain Mrs Polly
Smith Mrs haty II
Sears Mrs jsmes
Sydon Mrs
Sadier Miss Susan 0
Steyings Miss Martha
Smith Miss Martha J
Tompkins Mrs NJ B
Terrell Mrs Ciarissa
Taylor Mrs Catherine
Vincent Miss Mary L
Worlds Mrs Susan
Woodward Mrs n z
Wyatt Mrs Lucy
Woodmar Mrs Julia A
Whit worth Mrs John
Wurts Mrs Charles 8
White Mrs Caroline A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13
DRRsTON q MERRILL's INFALLI.

I OsT on STOLEN from my horse standins
Ii in front Of my store the mig OF the 9Th inst
between the hours Of snd 8 O'Clock. aquited hog
akin Somerset Saddle. made By g. z. Mira. The
finder viii be hberally rewarded by leaving the
same at my stcre. THpS. e. PACE,
d3swit 222 Broad strs ek
lyI We have just received per schr 0rianna, from
New York, fresh lot OF tho best Italian Maccafani
and vsrmicelh and selling L at niue psnee per
pound, for cash. HULST Il KING.
no 9-lw ~ Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

T Sontag's first coaeert 10 Boston was
attended by an immense audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

There is no rhyme, tis said, 10 s0ask.
Here's one which he may read vino rxs'Gb.
KsickerbockeS.
And it's enough to make him grss n.
Tiog0 Clipper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

1 The news boys Of New York have
reduced the price Of "SsIt River tickets'' =
one cent-probably the result Of competitisn:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13
LIST OF LETTERS

AAhf AAAhAon~ DSl OAAC
november, 1882.
for Letters in this List viii
Tertised.
sS' LIST.
A
Anderson Miss L
Anderson Miss G N
Anderson Miss G E
b
Eurch Miss M ID
Bolger Miss Margaret
Betties Miss Nancy
Bennett Miss Susan
BantoD Miss 8 AE
Bacon Miss Sarah AV
Baker Miss Sarah G
Bradley Miss virginia
@
Carter Mrs Peggy
Cameron Miss c
Darlington Miss C L
Ccuty Miss Eliza R 2
Christian Miss Lucy A
CrumP Miss Margaret
Cog hill Miss Matilda
Cody Miss Virginia
Coalter Mias Fanny B
ID
Denton Mrs Allen
Davis Mrs
Dabney Miss Martha w
Z
Edwards Miss Lucy
Ellyson Miss Charlotte
r
Folkes Miss E A
Ferguson Miss Fannie C
Fore Mias Mary A
G
Glenn Miss Mary
eieorge Miss Mary A
GUNNER Miss Rosa
III
Halinon Mrs Margaret
Hinchnan Mrs Sarah
Hughes Mrs Sailie Z
Hartisty Mrs SarahJ
Hicks Mrs S Ann
Hsrdesty Mrs Sarah
*
Keagh Miss Margare:
Kirby Miss Mary H2
l.
Logan Miss Ellen v
Langley Miss Georgeanna
Lester Miss J C
Y Lewis Miss Maria L
III
Muse Mrs Polly
Martin Miss Fanny
Mitchell Miss Martha
Monroe Miss Sarah y
Moss Miss Susan w
DC
Mccoy Miss Caroline
Hourse Miss Eliza
)-P
Peterson Miss Mary F
Pllkenton Miss Z wa
Potts Miss E 4
Perkins Miss E M
Pendleton Miss C A
r
Rosne Miss Florence
Reeves Miss o A2
Redd Miss Bette
8
Shelton Miss Mary
Sturner Miss Loranza
SunIpter Mics Lucinda
Sensey Miss Harriet
Stiff Miss Betty
Scott Miss Bette
Smith Miss A 8
T-V
Tiusley Miss Mary N
Tuthill Miss Emily A
Tyler Miss C E
w
Walker Mrs Anna S
Woodson Miss We
Waller Misc Page
Wyatt Miss Jane
Walker Miss Clara B
Wilson Miss
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

GENTLEA
Arnsthall Charles Dc
Allen ieo VIZ
Alexander James
Argoe John W
Allen Rev James w
Bransford A III
Bridault Mons
Bull Benjamin
Burr Charles 3
Bentham Edward
Baker Frederick
Beck Frederick
Bowen Major Fl s
Bryan John Randolph
Bush John 3
BurwelI John
Bride James NJ
Barry John
Bradley James 2
Burnett John n
Clarkson Asher c
| Coburn B V
Crane Charles ?
! Clifford C.
Carter Curtis
Clark Edward
Greer Evan
Cary George W
Carter Messrs Hsrwoce
g. 2
Curtis Joseph w
Clutter Valentine 9
Davis Charles T
Delaay Edward
Dayton E G
Dixwell G B
Doolan Henry
Davis Jchn B
Davis J FL
Doyle John
Delano Isaac
Eubank Henry
Eastern John
Edwards Jas NJ
Fellers A N
Flesh d
Foster Georgew
Foster Fl C
Farrell James o
Fear lehn 9
FosterJ
Francis John p
Ford Garland
Goode Charles
Gregory Edward g
Green K 3
Gaylard E 8
Gary George w
Gardner Grsfsen
Gallsher II L
Graham Robert
Hodgen Mr.
Hopkins DR. Arther
Hooson Mr
Howarth Andrew
Hubbard Col Edward w
Hancock John
u1,L I1k.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

v Kunkle's Nightingaies are performing
to crowded houses in Charleston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13
DOGGETT q ANDEKsUN,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Ia Governor Street.

UAvE in store their Fall stock of French and
Ill American fAPER HaNGINGS of every quality
and STYLE purchased from the best factories in this
country and France, many of them very rich and
elegant Also, very complete assortment of cur
tain goods, cornices, gimps tassels. cords bands,
window shades, in great variety, window blinds
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades, superior
stock of floor oil cloths, COCO mating, curled hair
and shuck mattresses, feather beds, holsters and
pillows, of the best quality, with many other srti
cles, in our line all of which will be sold on fair
terms, and Paper Hanging and Upholstering done
in town or country, at the shortest notice and by
the best workmeu. Sc l6-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

II A life Insurance company has been
established in Havana-a desirable instiiutioa
for that dangerous locality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

Jackson B
Je'er DR. FA
J ntry Francis 8
lessee G r
Jones & Co G B
Jenkins II NJ
Jennings J N
kinedy Daniel
Larkin Charles
Lehan Daniel
Lake Capt Ezra
Loew Fred'k
Le' ds Fred'k w Jr
Langhorne Rev Geo v
Lipscomb Bernard P
Mosby BC
Morgan Glenn
Manning g Daniel
Marso = r
Minson Fred'k
Morgan Fleming
Moniile Francis F
Mace Andrew 2
Mundy Chas d
Msrting James
Mouiie Jno
Mclndoe C D
McCleary jeremiah
Mcdaniel John
Nelson David
Norton Z A
Newman Sheppard
Oslion A W
Oldner JIG
Overbey Jno
Ocloners Jas
Plummen & Co
Pettyjohn Chas 2
Picot Charles
Peasants J Hamden
Pearce John T
Paul James III
Pennell Joseph
Priddy John
| Pendleton ] w
Post Juda
Paul & Co
Quarles Henry
Ray George
Ruffin Geo w
Reed J
Roane John J
Robertson James
| Rawlings Jas w
Ribble VIM
Shaaf John F & VIM
Suter VIM Ii
Snipes VIM P
Stanley VIM w
Shupper Thos
Scott Thos M
| Steers Thomas
Some Roht
Seager R w
Schott Powhatan Gay
Sweeney Patrick
Scott Purnell
Schort DR. Newton
Saunders JrO b
Smith 8 w
| Southall G Fl
Stockwell Leander
Spilman Peter
Smith L Fl
| Smith John D 9
| Sears A ]
Taylor VIM
Thomas VIM J
Topp w
Tignor Thos w
| Taylor Robt D
Tabb Robt M
Tate Mathew w
Tanner Chas 8
Underfelt John T
Vaas II E2
Walistine Henry
Ward Wilmurt 3
| Whipple 8 w
| Woodson VIM
| Woodward VIM
Warden VIM w
Woodward Thos c
| Wheeler Rev Thos
Williamson Saml M
Wheedon Simon
Warton DR. Robt
Wooding r d
Winston Pleasant
Waring NJ d L Rs
White John z
no Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

The Sssanrah Republican complains thss
there 10 at present an almost unexsmpled vast
Of vessels 10 that port fos freighting vesssi&
both foreign and coastwise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

MURDER.-The Washington papers record
the murder of an elderly gentleman named
Rein Pumphrey, residing about four miles
from that city. He was attacked BY man
named John Long, who struck him on ths
head with stone, fracturing his skull 80
dreadfully that he died the next day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

rLOTHlNG, CLOTHING.-Sehng off at
~ aud below cost. for cash, good stock of
Ready Made Clothing, still to be disposed of. Most
of the small notes will be taken for Goods. Call
soon if you wish to geti some Bargains in Clothing,
at the cheap store OF P. DORNIN,
80 Main street.
Store for Rent. oc 23- dim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

Johnson John
10 1nson P Rs
Jacob P H
James 8 ca
Johnson Lemon
Jones Thos E
Jackson w 2
.
Kress NJ
L
Lee Jno w
Leslie Ino
Lay6eld Capt L II
Langman Martin
Linahsn Thomas
Lam c ert VIM
Lipscomb George w
NJ
Morris Jno w
Mitchell Jas Fl
Murrill James
Mann Jno
Morris Jno ]
Mullen Peter
Muetho Peter
Mullar 8
Miffi Teton Geo s
Mackey Walter
Nc
MCGOWAN James
Mcdowell Travas
n
New Jno w
Hewcomb Capt VIM r 3
Norton Ebenezar
O
O'Conner James
OhRre Michael
Obrine Michael
O'Connor Michael
p
Pierce Lukins
Pierce Mathew
Philips Miles T
Page Norman
Pierce 8
Pollard Sam'l R
Perkins I'hoa
Parrish Wm
Phillips VIM T2
Perkins VIM D
@
Quarles DR. Chss
II
Rouse John
Rose M w
Ruff Peter
Richardson Robt E
Richards, Smith e.
Ranavan Thomas
8
Stroud Parnes E
Scott John
Schermesson Rev J F
Sneed Joseph G
Sitter Hyrum
Still Henry
Smith Hirum J
Spindle P G
Smith Geo Az
Sanburne G w
Steenfeld Franz
s. hachei F
Sturdivant F 8
Smith Capt David
Stebbins Sam'i E
Smith DR.
Sweeny Mr.
Scernenkey Mr.
Stevens A G3
Staderman DIR
+
Tucker il
Taylor James L
Thomas John F
Taylor Harry
Turpin G w
Tailor Edward
Thomas Alfred
Thomas Jno F
"
Walden John B
Walden Robt II
w
Walsh Jr John
Whltworth John
Walsh James
Woodson John w
Williams John P
Wingield Henry c 2
WeAch Chriity
Waldran, Connant 4
Viii g Chas
Wallace Cadwalder
Williamson Arshiless
White A A
Wo0dcock Rev M
Woodley DR.
los. B. BIGGE Err, p. N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

I The Democrats of Washington had q
grand demonstration on Thursday night. ID
honor of the recent victory. Col. Fornsy
delivered an address, after which processioa
moved through the principal streets, amid tie
booming of cannon and a display Of fss-
works. ~f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

81. FOR KENT. a large Brick Tenement on
e. = ace street, west OF Madison street now oc-
1-.ITed oy Mr. Bowers. Possession may be had i'm
,-. lls;r!y Rent $3.50. 1OLER & COOK,
"a General Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

Col. JErr. DAvis.-The N. o. Delta ssasss
that Col. Davis's health 10 nearly restored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

Miss Rosa Bennett. sister Of Mlsa Jalis Benr !,
nett, has nnie a successful detrt q Tho Nag
marke, Theatre, Londos, 10 the comedy ofthe
aRosd 70 RuiA." IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

Messrs. Menesly. of Wsai Troy, ssse solr
for tie Episcopal Chvsch q 4ssasash g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

EULLY CONVIkCED.-AlI who have wish
l. ted Levy's store during uhis 70 !, have been ful
" convinced that he is really selling cheap. How
could they be otherwise when they ies that be 10
selling his goods so extremely iowf Mouselsines at
To- l2 and higher. aipacas at IT, msrnos ut 25 hdkis
at g. coars at shrtiag g. Irish linens quilts Il n.
kets shawls gloves. hose aannes OF all coiors, and
ell other articles in his line will be eerrd Il the
lowest prices ior cash II you want TO save money
the place 10 do itis ct s.s /.
ABRAHAM LEVY. JR'S.
noe aol Broad stfeet
nB-Kh gloves, white snd ccioEed, At 50 cents.
They are going fest: call early. Al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

IiE BosToN MIsER.-According to the
Boston Bee, the newspaper world has been
hoa1ed with regard to John Crofts Cofiield.
the Boston miser, who was said to have left
some $2oO,OoO concealed in old boots about
his premises. The amount of his property, is
is stated, will not exceed $4,000, the prinei-
pal OF which is secured for the benefit Of his
grand-nephews and nieces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

RATHER FIsHr.-The Augusta Constltu-
tionalist says it has received the following
letter bearing the signature of gentleman
we'll known to the editor. but whether -
wrote it or not is doubtful. Barleny is GER
tainly an astonishing old lady, and if the as-
count given of her cotton picking is corec.
she is hard 10 beat:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

Gl nn Sa.00.-OIe e thousand Likenesses
- sCOs have been taken at OsBORN'S Ds
eueEFean Galleries since the reduction prices
And now wish it unde stood by ali that Osborn
Will continue to take hne 5ky.Lght Miniatures in a
neat case tor 81. Remember this is the only place
wneT" SKY Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
hose thatt think dollar is too cheap for good
Llselcss, we would only say, call and get Like
OSBORE'S,
g,,, ~ Oak, a;,, ,ha Elaas
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nIViDEND NOTICE.-Unce Va. F a. Nj
~ In. Co. Richmond, lst Nov, l552.-The Board
%! Directors of this institution have declared Sc
nj annual dividend of IA per cent out of the earn
L. ot the last six months: 10 per cent. thereof
payable 10 the stock holders their legal agents
alter the 18th INST, and four per cent thereof TO
BE- passed TO the contingent fund.
The transfer book will, usual, be closed until
tae l5lh instant.
THOS NJ ALFRlEED,
70 I-dtnl5 Secretary
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LENS LISi.
A
Allen John E
Allen Robert u
Angel Thomas
Adcock William
Arthur Capt WIN A
b
Barlow !ohn q
bryant John Z
Blunt Josepn J
Belts Lewis
Bray Michaei
broderiek N .
baiey fatficA
Barbour ROBERT II
Barnes Sylvanus
Brannon Wiliiem
BALDWIN Wiiiiam
brown q Welis messis
Brlnkaro w q
barnam Il
=
Csrofhers !no
Cootes Jordon
Gown Jeremiah b
Ciark Jno .
Cooper josiah II
Garden !no o,,,,u
Cullen Michael
Carter herrili
Cutchia Capt NathI
Christian Thos ID =
u
Decator John .
Dodson John b
DAVIS l. I
Dunbar X w
De Z IN h Il
Daw Ihos
Dabney w w w W .
Dean w u
Dalton VIM Z
4
Ebstein L
Eggleston Wm 7
+
Piney E
Feriter kicholes 8
Flournoy Richard w
Flournoy Samuel u
Fox Thos a
Fields William Z
Farrar DR. w Field
Frances Wm
Fraser Lewis 7
q
Gates Lemuei
Goddin Logan
Gary Ma. a.s sena 4
Canes Wiiiiam o
Graves Grave. Wa,,,sI ,.ms. W "
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sSNSN 1IANUFACTun
: : -1s1-E-ssa - M-HlI. .ESAIE AND Re. srSxz9As&s{

Es-rT-S WHOLESALE AND REafSz3
s.sk5cA1 tYWIAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
Il 0 ES, TR FkS. VALICES,
CARPET BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON & BRO, l6I
Man street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect
,y invite strangers visiting the city, and the pub
Gc generally, to call and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles in the above line
Tasr prices WILL be found to be as low those of
any other house. whether by the single pair, dozen
r--ise The stock embraces
ticatcmen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootees
Do calf, kip, and stout Boots and Bootees
ful'h's Boots AMI Bootees, of many kinds
Servants BE0gGes, bound and unbound
Ladies Shoes, Buskns, Kids, Jenny Linds &c
Ladies black, bronze snd colo ed Caters
B1skins and Boot es for servant women, various
syies
Nisses snd Ch;!dreus Shoes, in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
~ All of which are offered at the lowest rates.
PEMBERTON 81 BRO, I6l Main ST,
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
m
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CARPET WAREROOMS,
MAIN S'FkkhT

CARPET WAREROOMS,
95, MAIN STREET
vNTE HAVE In STORE FOR SALE,
w and invite citizens and visitors to the city to
examine a large stock of CARPETINGS, RUGS,
&c of cur own importation, from the manufactu-
rers direct and selections in person at the North
ern factories. The assortment embraces great
variety OF
Super English Velyets
do do Tapestry
do do Brussels
do do Three-Ply
Extra American Three-Ply
do do Ingram
Venetian fJr stairs snd passages
of English and American manufacture
Cheneille Velvet and Tuited Rugs, Mosaic, super
Cloth, Embossed and Printed Table and Piano
Covers, Floor Cloths, Door Mats, &C..
no S-dl2tw4ts RICHARDSON Il CO.
DEAUTlFU- NEW MUSIC FOR PI.
D ANO, for sale by HAROLD & MURRAY
The Old Log Hut by the author OF Ben Bolt
-25e
Katy Darliug's Farewell tolDermot (beaudfai
Cannot Sing Tonight, by Stephen Foster-asc
Gentle Eva, very pretty-,sc
my Alpine Home, a choice cong by Waiisce-2oc
The Ballad Singer, by Linley-3oc
Old Folks at Home-25
Variations on the Ssme-soc
Daylight on the Sea. arranged as an easy lesson
-l2c
Fancy Pois q. by Kleber-25c
The ELENA Polka, do --25c =
An new Mus.c received az soon o. published.
Any piece viii be sent BY mail, post paid when Or
dered. &C ~
nREsTON IL MERRILL'S INFALLI.
Bl.L YEAST TPOWDERS.-Just received, one
hundred aad twenty Ave dozen OF these intailible
Powders, which have. after long trial and severe
test been found to be superior TO every other article
OF the kind for making light and wholesome bread.
They are great convenience, are always ready,
AMI sure to act; the dough requires no standing,
but ;s ready to bake as soon as mixed. They are
also peculiarly adapted to the making Of Wafies.
Mufins Bnekwhest Cakes Gingerbread. Dump
Inps &C. For sale, wholesale and retail, By
/ o.27 ADIE T. GRAY, l47 Main street.
CKEAT DAkGAlNs IN CALiCOs.-
VI A large lot Of Calicos, 64 cents, worth 10 cts
rich Printed Mouselaines, white aad colsred Fian
nei,, kerseys, sstinets. Gloves and Hosiery-to
eetber with every article usually found N DRY
Goods house; and if you want bargains. call on
w. BOOTWRIGRT,
No 2s5, corner lat and Broad stxeeis.
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4 LB6RT l.. WEST, HOUSE CARPEN-
IL TER AND JOINER thankful for the liberal pa
-nHge which he has received ing the last tive
yrars, would inform his friends and the public that
q a prepared TO undertake BUILDINGS OF every
KIND on accommodating terms.
Having practical knowledge of tie business, b
hopes by srjct attention to it, TO give Satisfaction to
al who may employ him.
Shop On 9th, between Grace and franklin streets,
k.cbmond Sc I3-dtlJ
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~ OTECE.-An persons indebted to WIN.
- SMELL, JOHN A SMELL Il co. or BARNES
rnent me. JAMES A. SMELL,
&c T-ts Administrato of VIM. II. Smell
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LONGsTREET, Oct. Is. 1859.

gro woman named Barleny who is known to be
one hundred and twenty-eight years of age,
has cut new set of teeth, and is stout
Yesterday she picked out in thirteen houry
seven hundred and twenty three pounds Of
cotton, with the assistance Of small boy -
move her basket and trash the cotton. II any
of our farmers can beat Barleny, should liko
to hear from them.
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III I~SOLUTlON.-The co-partnership here.
- tofofe existing under the irm of L. s. A.
ROSE, is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
September 10th, 1852.
The subscriber, in returning his most sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage kindly be
wed the old firm, begs TO inform his old Gus
toners and the citizens generally, that he has just
returned from the North with entire new took
of Fall Goods, amongst which may be found
handsome designs in Silks Silk Vevets Moushn
de Laine ashneres, Merinos, Alpacas and an ex
tensive assortment of Grape long, square and thih
Shawls; also very large assortment of FLannels,
Blankets, Kerseys. Liuseys, &c. &c, and almost
every article usually kept in dry goods house,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
MORRIS w. ROSE,
oc c6-2m 203 Broad street.
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Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Faes.

las. a. SMELL, Agent for hILLIsON
a. SMELL, has taken the stand No % west Main
street, lately occupied by Jno A. Smell Co., and
has just received part, and by "Wednesday next
Fancy nry Goods, and most respectfully sollc
It's he patronage OF the friends of the late firms of
!no A. Smell d CO., Barnes & Smell and Hugh
hieigh. oc ll-ts