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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03

n Veteran Corps OF the War Of tSl2 III
md - IA eguaT Monthly Meeting will be held THIS
EVFNlfG az O'clock al headquarters No 81 sPeulld-
a, Star Hotel NICHOLAS HAIGHI Colonel
DAILY, Jun, AdjutaDt
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LAYING n Corner stoue.-The

r. Laying IA Corner stone.-Ihe ceremony OF
laying the Corner Stone Of the liedding Methodlst
r CIprch IN 7thst between lat aud 2davs nearly op
rose stuyvesant. square. in the City OF Newfork WILL
~ permission Of Divine Providence take place on NUN
DAY next Dec G, 1852 nm
Rev Bshop James ID d, Rev. Stephen H. Tying, u ~,
Rev Asa ID smith d u and Rev. John kenneday, ID. D.,
viii take part the exercises Services commence az
10 st,.ns '- = Rowland, Pastor.
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Gcnses il)ante6.

COUNTRY SEAT WANTED-A House
with from two 20 AK of Land attached IN healthy
LOCATION about one hours distance by rsoat nom The
city. Near the Hudson River Railroad preferred. Dor
terms apply TO JOHN 7. ELWELL No 81 Southst
WANTED 10 HlRE--A Room in a central
w situation on or near Broadway suitable to the &c
conlnodat of Society OF 80 90 persona line al
dres,d postpaid 10 L. II Box No s1l, New-Yors Post
Office giving location and terms which must be mo ieate
IN receive attention.
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CIRCUS. -NEW-YORK AMPHITHEl

NIRC Z ; .-NEW-1URk AMPHII HLA-
- TER. No 81 Bowery. BENEFIT Of LEVI NORTH
THIS EVENING, Dec. 3, IMMENSE ARRAY Of
EQUESTRIAN TALENT -
" Y WALLET, the celebrated English Clown uN.
Gle BEN JENNINGS, the American Clown; SAM
IATHROP, the stump Orator Clowni LITTLE BOBBY
WILLIAMS, the Cockney Clown. -
TOM NEVILLE the Dsre-Devil Vsulting Rider MAS
TER WILLIE the nile Hurdle Rider
LEVI Morn H. in his most effective scenes and his ST.
perb Horse TAMMANY.
rdcrs ia the profession who Lave kindly volunteered %
Boxes IS cent?, PIT l23 een Doors open at and at
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GI NHA A good Business Man, with
qp .OOUs S2oOG can have an interest IN an IN
stituou well established and which cannot fail OF being
v,ry lucrative Address o. j. O.. With real name, tns
others receive arentloul stating where and when
An lnteryI y may BE- bad.
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,.s.N,o,tce.-JF\VS' HOSPITAL IN NEW-fORK-
A. ican Cor Three Directors 10 serve for three years
Sa,, ct Of January next viii be held m the meeting
room belonging TO the Synsgcgne 10 CIcS s. GU 'ne @'n
a. &c Dscenier inst AZ III O'Clock ia the forenoon.
BV orde, OF the Board Of Dire ,tors, $3.50 .
~ ''"N - RENJ AMIN NATHAN, Secretary.
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MRS. KIRKLAND's NEW WORK. for the
WI HOLIDAYs.-CHARLEs sCRIBNER aas Just pG6-

MRS. KIRKLAND's NEW WORK. for the
IVA HOLlDAYS.-CHARLES SCRIBNER sas just pr0-
hfhed-
THE HOME CIRCLE-su Original Work. By Mr.. c.
Kirkland Eis glnfy ilugraed with tine teel engay-
ings from designs BY H. HilhaId aud De.ss vo.. syo- IN
various biudirgs
CoNrENTs-ReadInF f0r AmGs Plilosophcl Nov
ele-Authos-Lion HgntIug-AutogTsr4s- Ll-Crary No
pen-Atout Prcents-F fashionable aud llf.sl.o cable
Neatnese-Lendug BOoks-Mrs. Polls Pilnmage-Sense,
Common and UncOumou-SlLeCures or county Mn.s-
ters Day-Econ0my -Com'oft-Futh and Fortane-hs-
tales ON OF Rural Life Ia tle
West-strins IN the Woodlands-is Patience Virtue
"A am ~ Collection eh aeo o. Which my atofd peafr;
oocuraiou food c9-vest9n, 90 HON cre of nt~
evelug TIE Original ani Of Tie most 'prfei ~
~. a. I'D ersl s.,fe erc-ufro" ~ HIrno Io4rnl.
MRS KIRKLAND'S EVENING BOOK or, FrsEsIDE
Tux o. MoRALs AID MANSEgs, with Sketches of West
EN- Life vol 8vo Elegantly illustTltcdunliorn with
the above.
tram ahy All .nifF s-nt H. l. Cos uer-aL
Illustrated edition Of
RTNFRlES OF A BACIELOk; Book OF the Heart
By TX Marvel WIKI twenty-five hue eugaylrss, from
ore na des gus By Dar,cv. yol }yo 10 TN bindings
This volume beautifully complete IN all respects.
.Tbc da.r..ors 1y DlI~y alr abe leps Nth - y
ned ttoles p indsI snde'-
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~ MIR. VIM. ID. Bradbury's Singing Class
far Indies ard Geutlemen.-lne snbeonbeT will

~ Notice.-A Public Meeting of La Fayette Tent,
Ne 5 l. o. OF r.. will be held or FRIDAY EVENING
December s AT their Hall No 1871 Bowery at 7s o'clock
Tker will be addresses and Singing by quarteue Inc
cubic are invited % attend Abundance free
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W fdrenoIoe"h' " Ny ~" c,-,red AZ the roNms OF
FON IFRS A WELLS No. lSl Nessalst, FRIDAY
INNING Deeemb,s 8. Terms for the course, Ladiee
81 Gentlemen =.
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~ Post.Odice. Newly orA .-N0tice.-A NAL
tf Havana 10 close at this Office SATURDAY, Dec :.
1lPM viii b. made up and sent per Steamer OSPREY.
WIN. v BRADY, Posrmsster.
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4 lEspECTAELE PBorE5rANr GERhAS Girl
~ wants situation 20 30 srtrhergork. or Nu-se.
Cit r.clelc- c. be sex sE W. days No - Sdsv
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4 RrWEcTABIE FRrycs LADY wants a situ-
- ltcn - Houssker per 70 = rs.pectahls Arsucan
frily. J. cctbl1 hce- Nl .ll>c b. Pee 20. 'u4
sac nnirsfinds bousa zoer.ng perfectly vel m l s
brarch.s hes 70 e~uons o. thc country Arrly 90 ~
o. HaLiscn-s-
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I OFT 10 LET.-The upper part OF store
h Va. 80 Broadway near Rsctorst, eegansy lifted up
for Dry Goods mport, OF the first class Possession may
h. had The first of January II d. sired Apply 10
NESMlTH & co, No. 30 Sew-s-
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Gouscs 10 fet.
DROADWAY STORE to LET-The elo-

I'D sant yestory marble Store, No Do Broadway, IA ths
in mediate vicinity OF the St. Nicholas Metropolitan And
other Hotels will b. loaB either in whole or N part for
term OF years The building 200 fet In lie Jlh and ex
teuds TO Mereerst The first story basement aud second
baseu, Mt are well lighted in every part and are well adapt
ed for onfectionay and lee Cream SIo or Other bas
ness recurring large well lighted premises. The second
stc nv would MAKE a agnhcent gallery for pictures
AnnlY 70 AMOS II. ENO, no w boeIIyN
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rsrNeu-York Historical society-COU

eSNew-York Historical S0ciety-COURSE OF
LicTURES-l8 l853-tor the BENEFIT OF the fiRE-
have 10 that the Course of Lectures for the benefit
n The Fue.moof Building Fund vii be opened at Metro
.ohlsp Hall on THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 9, 1857
he Course will consist of Ten Lectures, 20 be given Oh
Thursday Evenings Of December, January and February
Amone those who have literally consented to lend their
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DOOMs with STEAM POWER 20 LET

Ia Fiue ght Rooms with good steady Power, 70 let IN
he w Depot Bnldna corner OF Center and FraDk
Apply 10 ". A. ALLEN, on tho promises second soor.
rom TO 10 daily
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DARNlrM,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.-

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID SEA TlGRESS ALIVE-lsTgest IN the worid-goes
Though it's performances the water every day rom
10 s. and from g 20 le p. NJ but be seen at al
hours as well the rest Of the C9osluos Thus Evenns
a, n o'clock for the last week THE LAST NAIL. This
Afttr mon al 8 o'clock. WANTED ONE THOUSAND
YOUNG MlLLlNERS and TIE OLD GUARD.
Aannitauce t. the whole Museum, Halls OF Sttuery TIE
Picture Gallery Chinese Saloon Liyips AnInak he En-
tsrtapmenis &C. % cents Seats the PaIquet lic extS
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~" Stuyvesant Institute--CHARLES WHIT
EEYS EVENINGS with the ORATORS of The OLD and
NEW WORLD. and sHAKSPERE FRIDAY EVEN
NC, Dec. 3, and WEDNESDAY,, Dec. 8, al O'Clock
Tickets for the CouIse Of five Lectures and npersona
aons 81 90; admit ng i Lady and Gentleman, g So
angle ad tnission % cents.
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70 Chelsea ledge, M0. "a, y. u. Of q. f.
Tie Members Of IBIS Lodge notified 20 meet at me
I6ogc.roon, corner OF Grove and Hudeonsts, on SAL
JRDkY Bec4 20 70 o'clock TO pay tIe tst tribute Of
rs,ptct % our Tote brother JOSEPH HAVILAND.
Late rcsiCcDco No. 10 Laurens-st.
VINCENT n. SHERWOOD, N. o.
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4 \ ASERIciy YorvG LADY OF resnectability,
u detsas s..la.cu 20 ascend iu B,Acry Co1fec,ous-
r. Or cy S.re Ca g-u.sh nc lss- Of cy res-enol
CT % y. g No s11-et
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EUST pUBLISHED-By CORNISH, LAM
- PoEf Co. Nos Pl-s-H..ce s. VI I, IT, LIZ T.
CHARACTER ard ATS OF JOHN TIE BAPTIST. ana
the RELATION If b.. = SISTEY O. ihe CHRISTIAN
DIsPEESAJION b. Illy. Wm- &. Dlic-n, 4 NJ o. lie
LouBiaua Ungersl-y. vol limo. fuce % c'u.s.
Ire 3..E q. exec l4 ,lf -f
rd'rsfln 4 or c' I.ra,--e ~ = t1-- '., r r.
worf eVoffl 1sry 20 'ls .lf -c;. ~ d f
ever a,.etr- .n th. -h nslare. l.l D. tJ ai a0t-
theo rter.utei 1 reso1s literature. IT, c-.p n''-"F H 80
o. .,t % 70 &C. mn. I'd .f'ps..r Ron. Jlnrlri
TFF FOOT PRINTS OF TRUTH OF VOICE Of AZ.
MANlIY hv John Cole u gen WITH illustrations eurlr-
"a o. steel from original dt ~ t-auc1
Wacut 8go full gilt Pre- s. This sono Of lie tines
Gift Books published IBIS seas0n - -
THF NfW CONTINENT or -FOUR YEARS IA
GOVERNsfENT EXPLORING EXPEDi ZION, by Lieut.
Go " CsN ocousses q. 5. y l2no, cloth 81 PIP Puoe
q D. -.-. - 49,.
NB.-In press, THE ROMANCE OF THE FORUM,
By Petcr BurAe. Esq- OF Tie Inner IsmPle. LONDON.
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4 HANDSOME PRESENT -ICONO-
"a GRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA 4'ates yo.li IeK-
vols. CON pi.ie.
Bond In half r.o-occo. 81 Bolrl B. All m0.9cc5,
RI cls,s -. AIRY % MATHEWS q RIDER
No. - Fa4ton-sf.
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I AIDES wishing their Dresses cut and ftJed
in the best style OF the ar. Their residences BY
unerr ne mathematical rules which received diploma Of
the American Institute FAIR viii plees3 CAL al lrcss
Mrs. WRIGHT, u. Thoni son-st.
The at also tanEh. a low hours.
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OFT. of N. Y; Hon. PIERRE

~ As the sole OBJECT Of The Iectoes 20 conpeIo V
M reouest OF many of the members Of the society az well
other &c uem,n reduce the pnce to 70 oi the Course
and 10 withdraw tie privilege OF free tickets 70 MEMBER
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NANTED-A Lady % teach Drawing and
w O'P.nt.nc. in srge Seminary. days ride fron
NcwYors. The LAZY WI be required 20 devote our lorrs
daily 20 hor casses sr tina sslsry q so with board
aud furnhcd r3om Will b. gwen 10 ore who shall prove
herself competent and Successful suabe increase OF rec
above viii De allowed. Address A. o. Tribune once
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-ANCE 70 MAKE MONEY-From -

A CHANCE 70 MAKE MONEY-From ~
n 20 slo day may te msdc by any individual city ol
country with the knowledge OF ahghly useful discovery in
unverse demand which vii send BY retarn ulail on m
closing to q postage paid. directed 20 H. 5 HOLT
Pott-O Office Box No $50 Rochester New YORK. This -
frstrate opportunity for sadentS clerks invalid any
Young an Of bgsinoss Z Numerically rcEsave u
auy part Of the United states
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An ESGLIsH LADY is DESTROYS Of obtaining
IA s.1aii0u Rcsl lt o. Mcs1ing G1verness. Sc
ris hsd c-c - tuition Gni " D undertake 20
insruct beg Ial is II e. French, llcqured n Pa1sl
Italian and D-aw.lg wei he usual ban mes Of 4 We
grounded E-rlsh slrcsr1r. Most ar srtorv eerces
Addr, 81 INST r. CTR 2 -. oice Of TIE II. oupe
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Wants.

As Cook. and TO wash and iron, in private
N family by very experienced Woman, with excellent
CIV reference Call at No &c West 3thst the residence
Of her late employer.
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the sEMI-WEEKLY VRIBCXI

IA onlrsbsa every TUESDAY end FRlDAY morning. Prict
a DER a~nnuo Tpso copies for - Ten fer 50. AoyeI
-. nonfs6 rene line for each InseriOD.
lkEL.LNY . NCELRtIN P.hlhheIs.
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~ General Committee Of Democratic WhiG
Ycurg MCr.-A meeting Of tus Co1Irntee VIII be n
:, ihe Broadway Hons, on FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. !.
vs2 at y O'Clock 3 order.
ERAsrUS BROOKS, Chairman.
p. j. bi"D, tco,~...,fo.
IArgs II. Mos .eAH 'ND4''.-'
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OlSE 10 LEI III DhOOhLI N -7,lbndscu
Y in Fnnklin-av, between Myrtle and PaTk-sys in
East Brooklyn The fouse contains eleven roon besides
poptres closets &c. with vacant lot adjoining FOR
further particulars inquire OF MI h. n. VAN bEUhsN,
on Myrtleay., rear Frankin-ay.
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DIRECT COMMUNICATION WITH
HAMPTON.

A proiect Il now on foot 10 get the James
river s,eamboats to touch at the town ol
Hampton, thereby atfording direct trade with
tina, town and i,s rich back country, to Rich
mond and Petersburg. The inducement Of.
fered to these boats for them to land at Hamp.
ton is, we hear, the supeicedencc or their pre-
sent mail arrangement, and the giving to them
of the contract for mail carriage. We canno,
express too hearty concurrence in this
scheme. We think it promises TO be one in
which the quite rare thing will happen, viz :
that all parties will be benefited. 1t would be
the means Of giving the citizens Of Hampton
and vicinity, daily Northern and Southern
mail, which, in their present almost isolated
state, they much need. Itwould open ready
means for transportation for the vegetables,
fruit, fish and oysters, which they grow SO
abundantly, and ofwhch, owing to the want OF
ABILITIES of conveyance, they can now make no
disposition. 1t would make the cities OF Rich.
mond and Petersburg the return, the supply.
ing source OF their flour, tobacco and coarse
cottons, and, as consequences, the markets
for the sale of their wheat and corn. Itwould
give to those citizens ofRichmond and Peters,
burg, who, in the summer season, prefer to go
with their families to the delightful retreats in
and about Hampton, direct travel, avoiding
the additional expense and fatigue consequent
upon the present route. The boats themselves
would come in for large share ofthe benefit;
they would get $1,000 as a sineeure-within
$500 of what they now get for taking the mail
to points on the river between Richmond and
Norfolk. Quantities offreight, as well as pas.
sengers, would, as a matter of course, be car.
riedto and fro daily besides, there would be
the additional freight which they would carry
twice day between Norfolk and Hampton.
For our part we do not see why this thing
has not been done long ago. The advantages
that would result are palpable at the first
blush, and become more and more apparent
upon enquiry and examination. We are glad
to hear that the people of Hampton have
walked up en- this subject. 1t augurs well for
the future prosperity of that enterprising little
town. She sees the benefits from this commu-
nication and is determined to effect it, even if
she has to put an opposition line on the river.
One of her citizens passed through here the
other day, asking, in the name of the good lit
tie town of Hampton, the CO operation of the
citizens of Richmond in efiecting this end.-
Does he ask too much
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ID ED.

Yesterday morning, at halt past o'clock, ABEL.
La MAG, youngest daughter of West and Virgins
H. Wyatt aged three months and fifteen days The
friends and acquaintance of the family are re.
quested to attend the funeral at ten o'clock, from
the residence OF the.parents, on 3rd between Canal
and Byrd streets, without further notice.
On Thursday night, at IL o'clock, BETTE Ell
LEN infant daughter of William and Elizabeth E
Atkinson, aged % months.
At White SULPHUR Springs Friday morning the
3rd inst. Mr.. WILLIAM MITCHELL, JR, OF this
city. His funeral will take place This TUESDAY
Evening, at o'clock, from ST. Paurs Church
Friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
without further notice.
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To ApvEKTIsERs.-We earnestly request
our patrons to send in their advertisements
early in the day. Our paper is frequently de.
layed until a late hour by advertisements,
causing serious inconvenience to all concerned.
A little attention on the part Of advertisers
would remedy the evil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-07
SEVENTH OF SEPTEMBER.

This is the anniversary of the great battle OF
Borodino, fought in the Russian campaign of
1872, between the French, under Napoleon,
and the Russians under kutusoff. This was
probably, all things taken into consideration,
the most terrible conflict that ever occurred in
Europe, at least in modern times. The forces
have been variously estimated. Gen. Gour.
gaud, on what seems to be good authority,
states that the French army was $4,000 men
strong, and that the Russians had, on the
ground, ITO 900 men. Others have made diff.
ferent statements. But one thing seems 10 be
admitted, and that is, that the Russians were
entrenched up to their necks, and that they
had greatlythe advantage 10 artillery, both as
TO calibre and number. When it is known that
the French themselves had 47S guns, some es.
innate may be formed of the "noise and confu.
SION created by the two parties. The battle
lasted all day, from the rising to the setting
Of tho sun. Allison says that 81 900 men were
either killed or desperately wounded. The
French wers victorious, AMI pushing the
Russians upon Moscow, caused them 70 burn
that ancient Capital Of tho Empire.
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u Delicate Reus1.- -. -
ma bAkkKs PREMIUM BIrTyesi sdsnts WIN
ssaxaf1m IN their Efforts 70 restor. 80 grad e
% nIsers are pronounced By tbose - Thess
49, one OF the finest tonics over Awe ussd
while they strengthen the system pa,;s
sorsee. the scidity Of the stomach Ia zoe blood
H. digestion they alse dspe sns% pronots
being preosrss f soesy to bok body ssd sas
the proprietor confdfntIy recomss., nsierials
Persons OF all ages. sexes and cond;s as nsm to
Only so cents per bottle. S'&ultors 10 liz
TO be had In Richmond at the r,rr.s
O. q sODEKER, ADIE 4 GRAY. BfkSSsSosss Of
sEEhs, PURCELL, LADD q co, ma IaSesEIT I
and M sHaBR as,n ':Tss; H ws pIisos
hILLSPAUGH, and THOMAS !. os n anl. cHAs.
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BEAUTIFUL PEN STAFF.-We received yester.
day from Nash d Woodhouse the most complete
staff for steel pen we have yet seen. The upper
part is ebony and the lower, where the pen fits il,
OF ivory. Our readers would DO well to call and
see them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-07

DEATH OF ANOTHER OLD CITIzEN.-We yes ter.
day announced the death of gentleman long
resident of this city, and of its most useful c
zens The mail of yesterday evening" brought the
news OF the death of Mr.. JOHN COSBY, another old
and much esteemed citizen. He died at the Capon
Springs, after severe illness of some days. Mr..
c. had been 10 declining health for come time. He
was remarkable for the sincerity and directness of
his conduct and was a gentleman generally es-
teemed and respected by all who knew him.
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e 7-3t RICHARD D. MITCHELL.


" UlLDINS SAND offer tos SAFE d good
- article of BUILDING SAND, Short distance
above Andersons iron works, on James River, at 50
cents per load OF 25 bushels. Persons in want Will
cali on Mr.. VIM. Pearce, at my iaading on Ii, "a.
nal 9th street. and designate lheir t!ckesiTom
which landing they wish It sent as there's a dii-
terence in the price at the two andpgs.' 10 conse
quence of the neglect OF the James River Company
10 keep in repair the locks Opposite my island, nave
been driven to obtain supply from tnls quarter In
order TO acct immediate my sand customers
sc 7-3,r JESSE, WILLIAMS
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Hob pKINTfNG.-Me

JOB PKINTlNG!-Merchant and
wA others desiring Circulars, Cards, &C.,
will find it to their interest to call at H WYNN'S
Office, two doors below Exchange Bank. He has
the reby ensuring increased facilities Satisfaction,
as to Work and Prices, guaranteed Remem-
Der, Ground Floor, TWO doors below Exchange
Bank. au 24-lm
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DAGUERRE OTYPTNG.

Secure the shadow ere the substance fade,
Let nature copy that which nature made;
Think not these Portraits by the sun light made,
Shades though they are, will, like shadow, fade.
No! When the lip of flesh in dust shall lie,
When deaths gray film spreads DER the beaming
eye,
Moulson's life like Pictll es, mocking at decay,
Will still be fresh and vivid as to day.
My Gallery is open from sunrise to sun set, over
Riddick a. Benson's store No TIC Main street, whera
shall be pleased to see visitors, to examine speci
mems, whether they wish pictures or not. For por
traits of adults by my patent process and improved
instruments, only one dollar. A cloudy day is quite
as favorable as clear weather
F. E. MOULSON,
au lS No ITO Maia street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-07
RICHMOND, VA,

ESe persons abroad from the city car have tne
Dispssch cent to them for any period OF time tney
may desire by leaving their orders ana paying '"'
cesh for the Time specified.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-07

u D'Oraay COiogne.-The celebrated
D'Ursay Cologne, manufactured by Messrs Gaynor
& Wood. is certainly the most exquisitey delicate
perfume for the toilet or keychief to be found We
urging the public to Its use. Combine if you
please toe of the rose the lily and the vic.
letand add thereto the fragrance of the laurel and
you i'll not then have the deliciousness of scent
which is so freely impaired to the oactory nerves,
by the delicate aroma of this superb Cologne. Ev.
cry lady well as gallant should keep bottle
their table. Prepared and sold, wholesale and re.
tail, by GAYNOR e. WOOD. Sc 6-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-07

The Petersburg Express and Ourselrss.
The Express, in reply to some compliment
tary remarks of ours says:
"Thank you, kind sir; we owe you one."
We know not whether the above was penned
by the senior Editor Of that deservedly popu-
lor and spirited sheet, or his worthy associate;
butt the former will pay the Cockade visit,
our word for it, the bright eyes of Petersburg's
fair daughters will place an arrow in his bach
elor bosom, that nothing save becoming
Benedict himself, will remove.
The senior editor is very much obliged TO
his eighbor of Petersburg, thought he did not
write the notice in question. As he endorses
it, however. he supposes it makes but little
difference. In return he win say, that he has
no objection to having ON arrow of the kind
spoken OF planted in his bosom, provided any
good is 10 come of it. But he does object to
having it there planted, merely that it may
rankle and tester without producing any fruit.
So if our friend of the Express is willing TO en-
gage for US, we shall 60 over; but unless he
will, we shall stay here. He must do the
counting, that is certain, for he has proved
that he understands the science, and we very
greatly distrust our abilities in that line.