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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-20
Hssxr z. DAvus. Attorney iss9
COURT-In the matter Of the ap-

~ phcaon OF the Mayor Aldermen and Commo0ay ofths City
Of kevHok, relative the OPENING aud LAYING OUT OF
PUBLIC SQUARE, known BLOoMtNGDALE SQUARE, 10
the Nineteenth Ward Of said cty.The
Of Estimate and Assessment the above entitled matter hereby
the Act Of the Lesz
people the entitled
Act entitled reduce
tcualy the City Of New York Act passed April 2o
1882 and the Act entitled An Act amend Act snutled
Act relation 20 the collection and Taxes the
H. $780, passed May T. 1871 the
all houses and improved unmproved lands affected
thereby that they have their aud
the above emitted natter and that all whose interests
affected thereby and who be opposed the requested
their objections writing T. MOSES MAYNARD, Jr,
ESQ., the Chairman obe said Comm the Office Of John
A. Weeks No. So Wast the City OF New fofk within thirty
days from the date Of this And that the limits embraeedby
the and follows, All
pieces parce land, situate lying and tho
Nineteenth Ward u the City Of New Yo and bounded described
and follows as the north BY the south
ery line side Of Sixty seventh 6h It, on the sooth By tho
nohery hne side Of Forty third sd the east By the
ery line side OF Eleventh lthsv land down the
used by the Commissioners and tho
above entitled matter file aforesaid tho Street Commission
er Office, and which said entitled, Map Of property
CURED for and benefited by the and yn out OF Public
SQUARE Bomngse square the Nineteenth Ward Of
that their the above entitled matter viii be made
presented Court the State Of Sew YORK
SPECIAL Term OF the said Cour be held al the City Hall OF the
City OF Saturday the ID day Of October 1851, AZ the
opening OF the that day and that there and iten
counsel be heard, motion viii he made that
said report be eon6rned-Dated Nes Yori July 49, Is6l
MOSS nAYNARO,JL)
JOHN A. WEEKS, "Reminiscences.
JOSEPH ). YORK,
HrsET DAVus, Attorney. tyi5toeo
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SUPREME COURT.-James Earl against VIII

- lam cooL-summoo. or money ssmsnd % sossetCe
rot TO WILLIAM COOK, Defendant You are hereby
,emoncd and required 70 the eoinpsn he Acucn
hes in the 0ce Of the Cerk Of tie cy and Conay
Yor the City Hall ofthe CS Of New fos on the o.,
Juiy 1854 spd your answer 70 ne 80 ~,
plant the sabcnbers their ofhce No. "a wan e., -
s within twenty shsr the service o. tn a. ~.
you Of Of vach servcei snd - ia
the said complain within the sne AFORESAID hypr.1
vR judgment os NE Ga" " RON
aOA with The ,is o. az p, s ssa snd a, two
the sixth DAY Of July, one tbssssnd sshi Issa
be.ites action Dated ~. As,1rusHH
f,vso,,vSwTal Smith 4 WOODWARD, Pssa1 sA"s'"w
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CALIFORNIA GOLD MINERS are in

yted to call az the gold mining machine store, NO
Is3 Warren opposite the Mail Steamship Cos Office and
see the operation Of Spherical Quartz Puyenze aud the
Centrpeal Amalgamstor These machines have no som
netit, ~ ARNOLD BUFFUM 4 co.
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ITANDERBILT LINE for SAN

BRAhCISCO-The Shortest and Cheapest k91te,E
The pov srful douhls-sngfne steamship hUkIdnhnN
LIGHT 500 tuns n leave from Pier No N9Itn a' s
st O'Clock, M, precisely on TUksDAi SIy h n, an
CINE s. 8. LEWIS 300 tuna over ne NI.a
Transit Route having but twelve miles a. lane
ton These are unrivalsd in their srrsn
r passengers with fvpsrior yerlilati'l- DO osay hs's
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excursions.

EXCURSIONS for JULY, 1852, for
IL SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
HOUSE. HIGHLAND HOUSE, PORT WASHINGTON,
MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK (Mddetown) and the
intermediate places when practicable, and RED BANK
The new, elegant and cOmmodious steamer GOLDEN
GATE Capt Foreman White, will leave NewYork foot OF
Robinson st. North River) as follows:
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- FPCuFSTLEECHES LEECHES /!

-. ,.o.,ved. per steamer Asia lnge supply =.
..v swedish and German Leeeaes put Up - oSss os
transported "a 4' q ri. WITTE, Importers Of Leeche~
BY n ~ No. 81 Nassau st.
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TAR n +. BRIGGS, No. 7Ol Broad

WAY. invites ladies and gentlemen 70 re., bs
onIy way 10 know the value Of sn adyeussa ,sorn
narv Viz viii not wear any other KIND as' O'u "
- -.s,isn. uho reis CT ell othera
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SUPREME COURT.-in the matter of the ap-
~ peaon Of the Mayor Aldermen and commsnay OF the Cv
Of New YORK; relative TIE og-nins and laying out Of pubic
Ward Of said Cys unders sned Commissioners OF Estimate and
the above sned hereby
the OF Of the Legislature the Of tho
OF New YORK. entitled IAN amend entitled
reduce several relating particularly the CITY Of New
into passed April 90 1889 and also the entitled An
and TaIes the City and County New YORK. s
other purposes passed May H. S0 passed May is4 the
OF al houses and
improved un~nproved lands affected thereby, hsy
have completed their amended Estimate and Assessment
the above entitled and that all whose
affected thereby and who mag be opposed requested
TO present their objections writing 70 L. DELAfIELD SMITH,
ESQ the Chairman Of the sad Commissioner At his Office No. ~
Nassau the CITY Of New iork, ~hn thirty days rom the
date Of his notice And that H. limits embraced By the amended
ssm ate and assessment follows that the lots
Wards OF the City New York. the
bne side Of Third between the noher side Of Filth and
bounded By place. Seventh st, Thdav and Bowsy
the block bounded By
Seventh Third and the Bo~eU and also all the o
paroeb lying fronting the westerly ns or side OF the
Bowe between the southe side OF place 1
the street number 376 BoweU, including
37o BoweJ, as laid out and tesnasd on the damage and
Aforesaid, 10 the Street once OF
York And the said Conc further give notice. thas
the amended Report and s'Ena Report 70 the above entitled
York Special Term Of IN. said Court DO held the Chg
Hall Of the City OF Saturday the 3st Of July,
aud there and them thereafter
be heard said amended Report and one
nsl Report confirmed md further sup
disbursements
Hon Henry Edwards, at the Supreme Court Chsmbej in
Of his sbence BY the Ck Of the City and County
York Hall Of the City Of New Yo the daS o.
iSs ITALIAN J: WATERS,
=. DELFIELD skITHO -.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORT

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORT
~ and GLAsGOW.-The Glasgow and New orL Ste. =.
sbip Conpanys powerful new Steamship ksGoW ~
tuns And 200 horse powell Robe.. craig Commander viii
sa fIoL tNewYork f.. vsIsow, on SATURDAY the lith
Of August next, al IL O'Clock, noon
Eirs. cabin, (Ss!oon State ROons). ............so
First Cabin, (sidship State RO0rsI'.'."'.'."
Stewards fee included
Apply 70 j. McSfhoN NO % nloaowey.
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ENOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
E Mail steamship ATLANTIC, Captain James West
This steamer Will depart with the u g. Mails for Europe
positively SATURDAY July q, at u O'Clock from
her berth the foot OF Cans Nc berth secured till paid
for For freight or passage having unsquaed secomnodk
lions for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDW. K COLLINS / CO. No. IS Wallst
yhe steamship ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC
and sail August 7. 1852
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FOR SHREWSBURY, OCEAN

IL HOUSE. (Lone Branch PORT WASHINGTON
MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, (~iddetown)
and RED BANK.-New and splendd steamboat THOM.
AS HUNT, Capt A n. Hagerty, will leave the New
Hsver Pier. Psnk-slip. Esst River, ~ follows:
NaIu.Y nh ln.aua nrhW
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NEW. Jersey RAILROAD.-NEW.

~ YORK Ald PHILADELPHIA direc.-U; s. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINEs-ThIough In " hours-Nsw,JeTsey
Rsilro VIA Jersey City, leaving NewYoTk At A. foot
OF Courtlsndtst: a. and 81 P. NJ Libertyst Leaves
Philadelphia At ~ and A NJ and 81 P NJ trJn foot Of
Wanutst Fare reduced to IS for hrtesa and u D. Iof
fecond-class- -
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
thrrgh tickets sold in the above lines and through
carried in the A. d. and 81 P. NJ. Lines from Hsw-forx
with through conductors
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Gtcamboats ano Railroads.
ALBANY, TROY and LEBANON

LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
"A sPRTNGS.-The cars Of the NETWORK and HAIR
LEM RAILROAD leave the City Hall Station New York,
Daily ,Sundsys excepted at 10 o'clock NJ Mail Train
Chatham -Four Comes connecting with Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy, Lebanon Springs Pittsed, Spring
field and other intermediate Stations.
At o'clock, F. VI Accommodation Train to Chatham
-Four CeTs connecting with Western Railroad going East
re- Passengers Tor Lebanon Springs will take the 10
O'clock A. NJ Train to Chatham, Western Railroad to
Canaan and Stage to Lebanon arriving early the after
noon. NJ. SLOAT, superintendent
Fare through %
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OFICE 10 IIoTtUy SIFtIII IIIdI Inc UdIdIICt To-
msnns Of the proceeds of the sale Of the Real Estate o;
JAMES GREiG late Of the Cy Of New Yo deceased ntests
lately made zDde the order Of the Surrogate OF the County
York by james Greg J the administrator Of all
goods chattes credits OF the said will
the said SURROGATE among the creditors Of the sad ne.ts
portion 10 their respective debts, according law the
gates Oce the CITY OF New York. the Of Sep
tember stten O'Clock the forenoon Of that dsy-Dssd this
seth day OF June 1851 Gjya A. W. BRADFORD sarrosats
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Stages win be In readiness 70 convey the pasengeto al
parts Of the country. N B.-For information spplyto
BESSON BROWER. No. Isl Westst
n. B.-The EDWIN LEWIS will run on SUNDAYS to
EXPORT and FORT HAMILTON, leaving Robuson-st.
Pier. " r. at A. NJ, and Keyport at p M, oushne at
FORT Hamilton each way Fare to Keyport, Is cents; Fort
Hamilton, l2 cents.
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The stages Squsm and Freehold will in connection
with boat Stages convey passengers to all parts Of the
country. All persons forbid trusting the above boat
the account Of the
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Aorses, Carriages. &r.

TyOp on N.NNN'-'s'',.''1V, NN>N',N'~N'.'E'
Vn oALE-A new light and stylish
r1t~iv e. nsson enyeniently arranged and bull,
e,lls :, ~. Present owscr Can bs seen AZ Mt PLANTS
''s1, Lear bergm, BJooAlyn, L. l.
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

Hk NORTHERN INDIANA kAlLkOADS.-0hEAr
MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-On and after MONDAY,
May noce-passenger steamers and trains
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING wEs7.
WARD.-One Eof the hrstclass steamers SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE, will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted, a.
p M Dunkirk Il night reaching Monroe at
the next day and proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An express train will leave Monroe at p M, on tbs
arrival n the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
ssPo the evening and connecting at Chicago with s
class for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
igsn, and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly from
Chicago. - - - -
EMPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EASY.
WARD-Express trains will leave Chicago at p NJ daily
SATURDAYS excepted nod reach Monroe next morning
An Ezpress Steamer will leave Toledo every morning
sept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival OF the trains from
Chcago-snd reach Dunkirk and Buffalo several hours pre-
vou the time for the first expreu trains east for New
York Albany and Boston.
The steamers Monroe will connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo. -
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD.-This train will leave Toledo daily, Sundays ex
eepted, at A NJ, connecting at Toledo with line Of
steamer, from Cleveland and Sandusky, and stopping all
the way ratoDs will reach Chicago at 81 Z. M
GOING EASTWARD-Leave Chicago daily, ounosJs
excepted at 81 M stopping at all stations ano sIIlVne
Toledo At p NJ connecting with steamers 20 sanausk'
and Cleveland and arriving there In time for all the nnrs
ing trains from those places. ~
Packet-boat leaves Toledo at A. NJ tor Fort Wsyns
AND ports on the Wabash Canal jos. ID. MoObEI Supt
Adrian June l. 1852
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE 10 \

NEW and DIRECT ROUTE 70 MA
IN CARA FALLS-Openins of the RocuEsrrp
LOCKPORT and NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAo1Ths.
new and beautiful line Of usd will be opened 70 IN, tr.vs
ing public Wednesday, June So 1882 which tine Pas
sengen trains will commence running, a. follows:
lst Train Express, Leaves Rochester at 80 A. NJ
ID Accommodation $50
Sd Way Express, 5DP.M
Arriving at Niagara Falls At $50 A. M and $50 and PM
Returning Trains leave Niagara Falls
lst Tran-Way Express leaves NagHs Falls ct us N.
I'd Accommodation, $50
81 Exnress 500 4"
Connecting both ways with the regular Trains on the Al
bany and Rochester Railroads
Passengers by this Route leaving Albany BY the6S0
Train will reach Rochester at $50 A NJ, have nesry an
hour for breakfast and arrive at Niagara Falls az $50 AN
or leaving Albany at TO A. NJ will reach Rochester In
time for the Evening Express arriving az Niagara FAILS
9P NJ Returning passengers leaving the Falls by either OF
the Express Trains will reach Albany NewYork or Boston
Twelve Hours In advance Of any other line
Passengers by this Route will take the Cars the right at
the Rochester Depot WARREN COLBURN, Supt
Rochester, June "a 1852
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GREAT RAILROAD ROUTE from

TKEAT RAILROAD ROUTE from
" NewYork to Burlington, 81 Johnsbury, White Noun.
tsins Ogdensbursh, Montreal Quebec and intermediate
towns Via NewHsven and Spnngfed-Pnces reduced for
passengers and freight Through tickets be procured at
the Railroad Office, No. 50 Cansst, N. " Freight for
p M TO New.Hayen and themes TO ali Northern towns BY
the Vermont Valley and connecting Railroads Office No
l52 Southst, N. Y. HYDE. Agent
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and ERIE, and ELMIRA

and CANANDAIGUA RAILROkDs.-Trsinsl leave
Pier foot Of Dune st follows.
FxPREss TRAIN at 81 A. NJ for Canandaigua Rochester,
Buao Niagara Falls and Canada West-aTivEg at Canaa-
daigua same evening. -. =. Viii. -.
MAIL TRAiN At A. NJ; FtsJ over night o. Einifa ana
.rr1ve at CanandaEus early next day -, -. 4.
NIGHT EXPRESS at p. NJ This u the TOURISTS tou,e 20
western New. York and Niagara Falls Ihe cars are large
sns oodous and pleasure sAnnotb equaled BY those
on any other Road ,,,,., p.u,o..
VIM G LAPHAM Supt G. and L. Railroad.
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Sales bp Anftion.
A. NJ MERwrS, Auctioneer o
by BANGS BROTHER q CO.-

- Trade Sale Rooma No Is Pnk.rew a. q TO-.
E1FTY-SIXTH NJ Y. TRADE sALrTaseB.. cSoss
,spments of Booka Papers, Stationery bfndefT oi9tn'
leather &c. FOR this sas solicited Invoices snoad Do ai'
ui,hed Immediately.
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
HI ten, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD and TAUNTON-The stea ners C. VANDERBILT
and COMMODORE, OF this line now run regularly a.
heretofore alternately leaving Pier No North River first
wharf above Batteryplacs, daily Sundays excepted at
5PM and Stonington at O'CLOCK NJ on arrival Of the
mail train which leaves Boston at 530PM
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily, except Sundays at NJ and PM New. Bedford
Taunton passengers proceed Immediately the arrival
of the mail train at Mansfield.
For freight passage, apply at the Office No 10 Battery
place, or on beard the boats
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7 S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.

1T S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
~ sNY.-For NEW.ORLEANS via HAVANA-The
spl, ndd steamship CRESCENT CITY, will sail from the
pier at foot OF Wsnenst N r, TUESDAY, July n, at
2 o clock, p. M, precisely.
RATES or PASSAGE TO SEwoRLEANs-sEw ARRANGEMENT.
Alter Saloon berths ...................'....$oO
Second Cabin Berths ....................,5 50
SteeIago do .......s......s. -
Specie only taken freight Havana Freight taken Ia
New Orleans &c per cubic foot Shippers of freight
requested to supply themselves with the sompanys bills Of
laoing which may be had application at the office. No
other form will be signed No bills Of asnl signed after the
ship ha, sailed. For freight passage, apply to
nj. o. ROBERTS, No IN West ST. cor. Warren.
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DITTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania
4 Coal Company Is prepared to deliver 10 families IN
any part Of this city, Brooklyn and Wiamsburgh from ib
Canal Boat. and several yards the various szes Of la
RisoD Coal which superior Anthracite for domestic use
Apply at the yards of 4th and 9hav. Westst
Morton at the foot Of Goveeur East River foot OF
North lOh-st, Williamsburgh foot of Golds, Brooklyn,
at the office Of the Company Of Broadway and
Wellst The Coal viii be delivered at 81 rs per tun, Of
1900 lbs nom tia csnal Boats and at 3 Is rsssreens<
ffor1 the yards
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% THIRp-CLsss PASSENGERS.

limited number of third-class passengers viii be taken
nom Philadelphia and Liverpool and found In provisions
Frem Philadelphia. From Liverpool. g guineas
Freight fine goods 60 per tun, and goods hard
ware, 6c, will be taken subject TO Agreement
N B. By the late alterations IN the sailing OF these steam
es and the facilities for quick travelling by railroad aud
steamers in Europe those 70 whom time is object
visit Great Britain Ireland and the principal continental
Stiles allowing them about ten full days 10 do 80 before
turning aid be back in the United States in 20 days from
starting Rates Of passage cut and home-Aer saloon
bsrths $3.50 mdshp $4O forward $40; third class $50
An experienced Surgeon will be carried on each ship
For freight or passage, apply TO
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Philadelphia and New.York
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS L CO. Liverpool
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hayinl
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-Samuel
NOTICE is hereby given. according to law. Ia

~ all persons having claims GEORGE BOLDLY, Of
Brooklyn County
exhibit same vouchers thereof "a
place Yorh.
before of May neHtDsied November TO- ISL
,u,.vsmr0. k ssRy sDb sn1TpDr' Administrator.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

II Of the County Of New York, notice HEREBY All
having claims against w A. NEGArEIT Known here By The
fanc shuz Of the City Of New fork, Do
CEASED present vouchers thereof the subseb
ers their oce No It's southst the City Of New fok
before the 18Th nextDated New Yo the 18th
January, 1879 CHARLES FOX, }r,.cu,o,.
i2O lawNmTus HENRY ARPEN, A%'e~@"~
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NOR ALBANY, 81; POUGHKEEP-
II SIZE, 5OCTs4 HUDSON, IS CTS-The and els-
CANT steamer FRANCIS SKIDDY will leave her dock foot
Of Jayst at o'clock NJ on Monday Wednesday and Fri
day for Albany, landing at West Point Newburgh Pough-
keepsie, Hyde Park Kingston Bristol Csskl snd Hudson
Returning leaves Albany Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at the same hour making the landings above. N B.
Under no circumstances will any Of the above landings be
passed. JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Agent No. l59 Front-st
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HIGH

EVOR SHREWSB URY, HIGH
LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, (Long Branch }
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS
DOCK, lMiddletownl and RED BANK-The popular
steamer EDWIN LEWIS Capt. J. p. Coriies will leave
Robinson-st. Pier North River, a. follows
Fronn Na,u.York From Shrewsbury.
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nor BOSTON via NEWPORT and

IL FALL RIvER--The splendid and superior steamers
BAY STATE, Capt VIM. Brown and EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Benjamin Bayton leave alternate days (sundsys
excepted tom Pier No N r., near the Battery At
fIsDALE BOARDEN. Agents, Nos 70 and II West-st-
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Ocean Cleaners, Sc.

A USTRALIA, AUSTRALIA.-Regu-
"a lar line Of Packets for Port Philip and Sydney The
subscribers will dispstch the fassang and vote Packet
MADISON the LIST of August 1.-THE above vessel Is CON-
mended by experienced who has been many years
In the Australian rade the nodatons are superior to
any ship in port having large and small state rooms
well adapted for families single persons Those embark
to beiths Ia number being already engagsd For
freight passage apply pier No % East River or 20
BUTLER BROTHERS. Australian Packet Office, No 1853
and ll8 Southst.
N.B-The tariff Of duties goods imported into Austria
ha can be seen at the office OF the subscribers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-17
BY George j. sumner.

A DNIINISTR ipOh's SALE OF ELE.
II CANT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE-On WEDNESDAY, oath instant, com
mencing at 10 O'clock, at the late residence of Hugh
Rileigh deceased, corner of FRANKLIN and Twenty
Sixth streets, ion Church HILL Will be sold the
entire household and kitchen Furniture belonging
to his estate, viz:
Marble top Tables and Sideboard, very elegant
arm-C Chair Tete aTete and parlour Chairs, covered
with Brocalette; S f4s, Lounges, Ottomsns, maho.
gany Chairs, Book Case and Library, gilt framed
Paintings ard Prints, parlor, chamber, passage and
stair Carpeting.
PIANO, tnadeby Dubois and Stoddsrt, N Y, and
nearly new, Six and half octaves first rate cham.
Der Furniture: high post and Preach Bed steads,
Feather Beds and hair Mattresses, marble top Wash
stands, Bureaus Mirrors, very elegant Wardrobes,
and in fact evers article of comfort and many or
namental goods tor furniehing house handsomely
ER TERMS made known the DAY of sale.
JAMES A. SMELL,
Administrator of Hugh Rileigh, deceased
no 6 GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SOUTHERN CIRCUS.
ROBINSON a. ELDRED, PROpRlLTORS,
WILL EXHIBIT IN RICHM IN n
ly TuER SNAN ERIDtY q min


w THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
ADMrssIoN-50 cents, children and servants half
price.
The Proprietors of the Southern Circus have
much pleasure and confidence in presenting their
Company as ii now stands to the Richmond public
Since theS visited This city in the Spring, they have
expended over fifteen thousand dollars in making
this the most perfect establishment of the kind in
the world
The arenas Of all Europe have been drained of
their equestrian ability The burning deserts of
Arabia secured fol intelligent and beautiful horses
The Theatres of this country and England have fur
nished dramatic talent, and the Rocks of the North
ern Hebrides climbed to procure diminutive and
curious performing Ponies.
The Southern Circus
disclaims connection with any other. As it now
stands, it is composed OF one hundred Horses and
Ponies, and seventy-tiye Performers and Attaches
Among the latter all the Stars the profession
During their stay in Richmond a constant success
sion OF Novelties will be produced.
MASTER JAMES ROBINSON
continues to lead the Male Equestrian exercises.
MADAME ROBINSON
will appearin her superb acts upon the newly pur.
chased and highly trainnd Arabian Horse Jupiter
MASTER JOHN
will introduce act of horsemanship never before
attempted by any performer.
~ Remember Remember! :! Remember We
do not come GA Friday, the eth, but We do come on
1hWsddy the 18th.
THOMAS USHER L!DMARsH, Agent.
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