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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-04
r. MORRIS e. co.
SUCCESSORS OF d. PAINE e. co.,
Managers of Lotteries.
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

Splendid Schemes for May, $50.
S33,397, 5000, 7,5O0t
Susquehanpa Lottery, Glass No 10, to be
drawn at Baltimore on Wednesday May 5th. 70
numbers, Is drawn.
CAPITALS:
prize Off, S33,3s7 Iprize of. $4,000
L do - 5000 25 do 1000
do ...-... $500 25 do- 5OD
do ---.-. 5000 400 do... $50
Tickets SO; halves S, quarters 9 so.
S40,U00. lo,0O0, $500!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 13 to
be drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, May 9th. 70
numbers, le drawn.
CAPITALS:
prize of. $4,000 prizes of $4,000
l do $4,000 4 do - $500
l do ---.-. 1900 do - 1900
do .---... $3.50 800 do . 200
Two No prizes. -Sl5 Single No prizes SIS SO
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d received a,full supply OF the Annexed Libra.
ries for Sunday Schools and Churches. viz:
American unday School Union Library, Nos l.:
2, and 3, 100 vols for $40
American Juvenile Library, rs vols for SIS
Village and Family Library, "a vols for S3
Child's Cabinet Library of rs Books, bound in 20
vols, for SO So
American Tract Society Library, 10 vols, neatly
bound for $40
For Church Libraries-The American Tract So.
ciety's Publication of the Religious (or Pastors0
Library, neatly bound "a vols, IL mo, for $40
Ditto the Evangelical Family Library, also neatly
bound, for S5 so CHAS. WORKMAN,
myl Depository.
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= A WRONG IMPKEssION.1,son.

r A WRONG IMP
nay suppose, because we have the iarse e..
al and most suitably finished ssles-roomia .as
- city. that our prices are higher than sn e
sold school" establishments. But our oolecs -
erecting saloon worthy the patronage OF the Ia In
dies of Virginia, land that we admit is pretty Isa
boastng9 has been. and is. by the greater ysfse.y
of the styles and qualities and the additions. con
venience for waiting upon customers. to attra &C
them in such numbers as 10 enable 10 TO sen :. -.
Mat thus far we have realized our warmest ansici.
pasious, and to all those who wish TO select from
large and varied assortment at moderate pre-
are invited to cali at the Boot Shoe and Trunk ga
loon OF WHITE 49,,
au a2 3 doors below Dooley's Hat store.
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LADIES, KID THIN ua S9
= GAITERs--A RkAUTifuL NJ sa.ss
Just received new supply OF sse .oos' ore hat
wa ~ eass my -. ALEX. Hills
am No in n.Ia ssrtsk Riehnead, W
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m IMPORTANT NOTICE TO i
0HAT AND BOOT WEARERS The
cheapest place in the city to buy is at J. II.
AETHONY'S, where Moleskin Hats of the
best quality sold at $3 so; second quality ~;
Fine Cslf.skin sewed Root. SO 50
Patent Leather Congress Roots . IS
Patent Leather Oxt0rd Tres IS
Patent Leather Monterey Boots 3 %
Together with an assortment OF Panama, Leg
horn and soft Hats, Umbrellas, &c.
NH 80 COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
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LAMBER TBS OFFICE,
18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.


18th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn numbers Kentucky, Class 100, May l:
% SO 9 AZ A Sc 90 Ia 81 81 SO 20
Drawn numbers Delaware Glass l, May l.
IS 80 10 l 81 II 46 Al As 40 50 Al 81
Whole IL IS 49, prize of $500; halt 10 81 46,
prize OF $500 LAMBERT.
T0.Day-The Del State Lottery, Elk. Class
No |. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 30o0 2250 10 OF
i0OO. &C. 70 numbers, ID drawn Tickets S5.
To- Also-A One Dollar Lottery my4
MANAGER, OFFICK.
F. MORRIS & co.
For This Day-Cspitals Sl63l2, 20 of 5000
~ ~ OF i5oo, 10 Of $50, &c. 70 numbers, 10 drawn
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Cspitals: $4,000, 1000
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated, Class IL
~ So IL 60 So % 6S IA 6 as O.
m- : c. w. PURCELL.
srkATTON,s OFFICE.
Drawn Nos OF kenfucky, No 100, May L,
y % ~ A Sc 20 IA 81 7 SO 10
iicxe NOS ~ 81 Sc; sold and paid by
Dawn Nos Delaware. No 1. MAY i;
p = 10 81 II SO ~ as 81 81 ii 81
~. sor Taesdays-kentucky No l02. Capitals
Also. Tuesday, Delaware Ex, No /. CAPITALS
sS''o" Aacken ". my4
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ROCKBRIDGK ALUM WATER

RUChBMID6E ALUM WA1EH
THE subscriber having been appointed ~ tne
i owners, Messrs. Booth, Anderson, d Christian,
Agent for the sale of the water from the celebrated
Alum Springs In Rockbridge county, Va, offers i
for sale BY the barrel half barrel. bottle, or gallon
Barrel, SIC; Hnlf Barrel, 20 Bottles
per dez., So; by the Gallon, 30 cents.
The wonderful success which has attended the use
of this water for many years, In great variety q
ever equalled.
It may be procured at all times, Fresh, BY ap-
PLYING at the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Particular attention will be paid to putting up
and transmitting to any part OF the Union sucn
quantity as may be ordered.
All orders must be accompanied by the Cash,
or a responsible name of some person residing In
the city. JOHN SEAfhEc,
an oo-Iw Columbian Hotel. Richmond, Va.
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WN1lrlnRmsEsssHV nj U aisss. aoas have g ..
WkM8V ceived hne lot of CRABS, sla h ar
- as fne SHELL OYSTERS = a ~. ME, nira
ssen here this winter, basides ID gallons ,s-ss
Picked Oysters. Families supplied Va "a, RAJ.
Ssn es1a.. ,,sa,,s awsra chsrre w ALIEN
.The Arbour, corner Main and lssn '''es'~
ap % -----------
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LOOK HERE!

MERCHANTS and others who are dealing In
lN his line would do well to call on the subscrl-
ber and examine his large stock OF Plaln ana "a.
banned Tin Ware, stoves, Pumps and Fluid
Lamps, with a great variety OF Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, at his large Wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot No. 8, Main
street doors above the old Market. Richmond, Va.
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice. and as cheap and good any other establish.
ment in the State. WIN. SEARS WOOD,
an 6-lm A Practical Workman.
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GAS FITTING. GAs
H5& FITTING.-The sxbscribsr 4 sav
/(4A prepared 70 receive os1ers for ,h.
fAA above business, ct fBs store n
Charles II. Lanaly. 1Jsn ssreat. -
9{Y{kUS3uSytween Main and Cary sfrcesx. nevt
~ door 70 Summers Auction sfoys
Gas Pipes and Fixtures for lic;fin.
stores dwellings, factories and public buiSdins =
put up at short notice He will also out up wrouaht
iron pipe and hxfuIcs for st am and hot water cir.
knowledge Of and prompt attention 10 busnass
may merit shsre Of the public patronage.
T. w. FARQUHAR.
fe 25-ts Practical Gas Filter
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JOS. WOODWARD. Den.
a. tai Surgeon, Office three door
~IlYNa above the Union Hotel, where he 10

perform all operations pertaining to the science
Teeth from the most approved manufacturers
pheric pressure principle with clasps, from one
to full set. Ftia
REYERENcxEDr T Fl Edmopds, Harold
Murray, Binford & Porter, VIM Ritter, DuyL
and Gaynor & Wood, Esqs. no4-d6m*
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NCONONTY rs WEALTH.-FRANKLI

ECONOMY Is WEALTH.-FRANKLIN
T. CLOTHING STORE.-The subscribers, Mer-
chant Tailors would respectfully inform The citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity that they have estab.
lished, at No. 1872 Main Street, Richmond,
Va, branch of their Philadelphia Clothing Ware
house, where they now have ready fer inspection
one of the largest and most superior stocks of Ready
Made Clothing in the city ofRichmond. Of the very
best materials and workmanship, which we will
sell from 90 to IS per cent less than any other es
tablishment in the city.
Also, a large stock of gentlemen's furnishing
Goods such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, &c
r. DECOU e. CO,
an I0-d3u1 No 1872 Main street
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON
THE SUBSCRIBER at great cost, has fitted
j. up this estabshmentin an entirely new style.
1t is brilliantly Illuminated with
GAS LIGHTS.
The old alleys are taken up and new ones substitu-
ted, and the whole presents an appearance truly
magnificent.
Two days in the week will be set apart entirely 70
the benefit of
THE LADIES';
none of whom, however, will be admitted unless
companied by gentleman
The public are requested to call to-day and see
with their own eyes. A. SMITH,
fe 3-3m Proprietor.
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AND MONTEREY

KOssUTH AND MOnfEhn.
TIES Oxford Ties and Congress sM.s an,
of various patterns, all Of the best frea.a AN
leaher also Congress Caters. o. o oa ssa exam
inc the above beautiful Shoes at No ~ Man
ut the Sign OF the Boot opposite Geo uIs as
at WILLIAM
NH II
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EH<IA The subscriber respectfully informs
EsA his friends and the public generally, that
he has on hand Of his own nlanufac-
ture, good assortment of Saddles, Brides, Har-
nesses, DC, which he will sell as low any es-
Establishment in this city or elsewhere. He earnest
ly requests all in want of any article in his lire. to
give him a Gala few doors below City Hotel
before purchasing, assuring them that every effort
will be made to give general satisfaction.
ap 29-lm WILLIAM SALMON.
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QUMRa.-chain Pumps, Tor "a 81 =
spls VAN Lew = TAYLoR.
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, FASHIONABLE SPRING AND

"A SUMMER CLUTHING-N. W. NELSUN
R g. CO. would respectfully inform their Gus
-@t toners and the public generally, that they
have just received large and CHI ,ce assortment OF
Ready Made ClOthing, which they offer at
the lowest cash prices. From their superb yarIt'es
of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, purcha-
sers can select the latest patterns for Coats
Pants and Vests, and have them made up by q
Co. in the n ost fashionable styles. They offer for
sale also select assortment of gentlemens Furnish
ing Goods. N. w. NELSON q CO,
No 135 Broad street,
an 30-3m Next door to the Marshall Hotel
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MRS. c. vIGLINI,

ESOR SALE-A first rate cow, If application
Il be mrde at once.
FOR HIRE-A dining room Servant BOY, for
the balance of the year. Apply at this office.
an 15-ts
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ksl MRS. e. PHlLIF VIII open k4O0
t&E TO DAY, at her rooms, in the Man Xxx
sion House, French Pattern IN
~ Hats, with a general assortment of-ss$
Spring and Summer Millinery Goods.
She would make known to her customers and the
public generally her contemplated removal in few
days, to the store she is now fitting up, (on the
square above her present place of business) adjon
ing the hardware stores of Mr. ,Thos. A. Rust an c.
7 Sjnton A. Co an 29-1w
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: FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

kE3Mrs E. LYON solicits the custom OF the
city and country ladies and public generally
~ to her handsome selection of MILLINERY
and FANCY GOODS. at her rooms, over Word,
Ferguson g. Barksdae's Main street.
She will open her spring and summer Fashions
on Saturday next, LIST of May, consisting OF Lace,
Grape, Silk and Straw BOnnets, Caps, Capes
Mourning and Worked Collars, Sleeves, Bands
Hair Braids, Cufls &C., with new assortment OF
Mantes, Fringe and Gimps, and Dress Trimmings.
Dresses and Mantels made to order. ap Bow
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&~ FER FROM DEFECTIVE EYE
SIGHT-The subscriber informs the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity that he has returned to the
city and will be happy to attend to all persons re-
quiring his aid His optical skill and superior glasses
are SO well known that they need no farther praise
He can be consulted at No. d. City Hotel, and pro-
misses to give full satisfaction.
an 30Ets u. MARKENS, Optician.
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l ADIE 81 GRAY, DRUGGISTS, l47
MAIN STHEET, have in store, and are receiv.
ing, large additions to their stock of Drugs.
- Medicines, Surgeons Instruments.
Paints, OILS, Dyes, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on the
most favorable terms to cash and punctual dealers
n BENNETT & BEERS, WHOLE
SALE DRUGGISTS, would callthe attention
of the Virginia and North Carolina trade to
- their new, extensive and fresh stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Per.
fumery and Fancy Articles, which they are
satisfied they can sell to dealers low as they ara
sold in Northern cities.
Country Merchants are requested to examine our
stock and prices, at our new store, No. I25 Main
street, next above Word, Ferguson & Barksdae.
ne %
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N A N IA q Il RS OFFICk.
F. MORRIS A. co
sTKATT0N;H 0EEI1u

Da~ q, nos OF kentucky, No 100, May IL
ficke Nos 20 81 Sc; sold and paid by
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CREAM BANANA CANDY 10 shape Of
- pear. &C.. Those who are fond Of good
tnhes should caliat JUAN PIZZlNF6.
ny Next door 10 he Exchange Bank.
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The Flood Inundafion Of the Hudsg n River
Railroad Track-rhe Flood at the West.

from the Albany Evtblfg Jocfhai, loS A lnst
The accounts from various pats of the
State indicate that nearly all the seo ms connecting
with the HUDSON are very much s1o' len, aud t0a,
considerable amount Of damage has been done along
the banks and in the vicinity OF tn, streams
The Mohawk broke up yestere az, and we learn
from passengers who arrived ~ the train from the
west about 10 o'clock that the ce was moving do IN
the with great Tapidity II is feared tha.tne
Caral near Schenectady will be greatly damaged by
the food Our lates; accou ats state that the water
was running over The towT yath near Lock NO 25
which was already flooded Last night the track OF
the Utica and ScheDects dy Railroad az Palaane
Bridge was submerged ~ the depth OF three feet
but when the train passefi it this morning the
water had fallen to the Tepth of some twe feet. The
whaYyes at Troy are in Undated but we cannot lie arm
of any damage being one there.
The water on the track of the Hudson River Road
between this City and HUDSON. is some three or
four feet deep, and the mail train from New-fork
last Right, had not reached here at l O'Clock this
afternoon
The Harlem r1onopolized the traffic to-day, as the
HUDSON River Company did not send cut train,
decIing it unsafe to undertake TO drag train OF
GERS through the water
The rivey here is very high. The stores on the
lock and pier are all surrounded with water TO the
depth of from four to six feet the first floor The
cellars of the buildings Dean-s and SO th Broad
way are inundated. At O'Clock this afternoon the
water had fallen only about two inches from the
highest point it has reached since Monday morning.
Tire ice still damned up at Castleton, and there
very little floating ice moving, as we go 10 press
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1859

sehr T. g po~.r. Watts. wiluline.os. NC, A.. 9TH
,svaI stores 10 X Powell Ca rhc IS ~ :, - "a AZ
len " r. fell ~ wish a. sckr. efien c,1's r.. ss
Pbnl,p fror Bsluus'e sosea % cas-, -, - ,h,ch
Nd her escss sesgt ssd lost - 49,. s.n.,ss e.r
With p,ossIaBs. -ond soa' ns,ls ssd ...rs "a, sao
tain wished "a he isDeT-~x
sshr Mar a lana Swift, S.lem.t de- March y, 10
Have-
SER Eliza fBr of Darsrouih) Baker. Palermo s. d.
fruit ar ssnsc order Msea lat. 26 IS. lon SO 10
spchs schr. Emeps hssee Same time. Spoke scnr la
chasu OF WINDSOR. " ,ffsm 8slm0re Tor oemarara
March IS lat - So lon 70 spike bfrs Globe. hsEce
schr. Peerless Coacklsa- S.xuaoo r. 10 DAYS suxsr
RId mossses 10 Left 0nssJ J. d. Pennesi, So2sT
bound Guinea load: Caraaa Flowers for Ponce do
sehr Brcntees ldg for New York Mach 7. lat Is 81
March 10 lat "a So lon :, S. scbr Isass frunne
Of Hew-Ynrk. from ra rs Isl2pd for New York,
Schr Samuel Lewis, Puno. smyrns, Del - days. cora
sehr H. B. Foster Kellar. Machias days, lumber to
scar r Freeman Freeman. yirgnis days. bound
to Boston. .
schr Dispatch Blizzard Braudywse days. corn TO A.
Barrett
sehr Ripsgod Mott Norfolk days. wheat to s'urssss
Ciearran CO
sehI Merchant. Couch, Richmond days. with mtse to
c. X. Piersos.
schr AIists woodruff Portland days. in ballast to
schr s.mervills. Chase Phnadslphs days. bound to
Mi ton. Mars
Scbr Triton Brown, savxanahe days and cotton to
master.
sloop America, sturgsss, Providence
BELOw-Bnk Mary. from Ma,xnxas.
wfND-Meridap, NE sunset. NE. and blowing a
gale, with snow
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yroun AVID MrAI.-hs-s is sset,er demand fertile
loo grades Of STATE and S.ssrn Fol, ,na nse ..s
he buyer Ths Eastern dsmtna has Improved and tssrs
awe isqurs al our tssss tguss 70, ,,a.s
TPrs pis via railvsv rare fssa of aus ths 9e,ef
are firm Csssdss 10 steady With m dsrafe lnq
ss6al9t.75 in bad Tse sales OF Oon,sse e, sis
81 % for common ohis asd f.ves State and a
min cd fancy Mssisas and lad ithe,. : jim
high sales Of SEQ bsls ssSsi IS e, mxed 10 god
So for ss I'm Msa r s and e and
wsI,se a. 50 . r Jerry g 57 70. State aad 81 'S fr
GRAlE-Thee 10 gooc dsnasd for when fer ex5ort
and the abt better bus sacons kept prIvsts
i've tie spot 75c for Rivers lot Of 900
terms Bsre, be AZ 7s&sec bus we hear o no sales
Oats ar, ,cse. ard 6uOi am sale. ossis at ias9s and
jersey ~ ate No ahern here snd stions would
the ma kes the iscemebcJ of the weather has ssncet
trsBsactons and the msase and unfv advees oY
Of $500 bash 6Gsic for Southern yellow other kinds
are euiet. end quota ioss no inal.
vHIsKY1A qn.t. arkst The receipts are limited ed.
Sales Of 100 bbls Prison at ale Drudge Is steady, but
quiet isles OF 20 bids. at ale
frmness OF the New Orleans market have added to the
SIS IS for old DO and 81. 81. for new Pm:-eo.iss
very f'm Beef. frr; With less of.rss The demand
IS 25ass 50 for Prime Prims Mess no neatly ont Of
nakt and pnces are nominal at slsas,. Beef Hams
1sfy IL e svss sa. 81. n o.
3tokegs ln9loic Picked Meats and in de-
msnd at 9G9lc for Hams and 6s7lc for Shoulder. Bat
and the market still tends upward. The de-
maEd is Increasing Sales Of Ohio al ls92c, aad Wegern
(stre) daes 1T 22ec. Cheese is frm and saisble at
6lG7lc
IS bbls a4d9i Timothy is selling slowly at $l3aSs for
moved Sza6S4 forlesped. Fax Seed Is lower. Sales
Of 500 bush Southern At 81 IS per Sc ibs-a decline
TALLOW-A STEADY market Sales of is,0ee bs. prime
a. 7lc. cash.
NAVAL sroREs-Ths small supply of Rough Tar
penrne has caused advance Of Sd IN price 5000 bbs
sold at 50 III. Spirits slightly hrmer oeo b,ls sod
at 57a38c cash. 1000 bbls common Win sgton Resin
sold at 81 IS. and some common North County AZ 81 IS
TOBACCO is quiet. 100 hhds Kentucky Leaf sold
atid6ic 10 do Macon County etc 50 cases Florida, 20
aa5c l5e Seed Leaf 5taoic. Manufactured is quiet,
the sales being limited to City dealers who buy sparinsy
Prices steady.
TEAS contibue to offer freely. but the demand now
limited and portions Of the catalogues withdraw
Prices, however are well sustained.
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DIED..

AT NOrwslk. Ohio, March :. SAMUEL PRESTON,
Ipswich H. and formerly conascSsd with the press a.
BOstos Mas, kssIs and Az hsr.t, N: X.
y A, Agqaos "a on Tuesday, March Is JASPER
Hsfrepds and the frieods Of ,he family are respect
da at s9s as 81 late RI: s
son Railroad trans leave New-Yok at and lai A. NJ,
On Tu.sdsy. Mach IS, THEODORE GIyFIN. only
son Of 4zariah and Martha Gdn aged years, months
The friends ard acauaintances OF the family. and the
members Of MeIcantie Lodge No n l. o. 81 Q; r., ana
American Chapter Ne % u A., are respectfully invited
Tuesday March is the 18th year of her SARAH
The friends Of the family are invited attend the
m 2, Trinity on T9qTsaa1 afternoon
On Tuesday afternoon, Msrch TO- HARRIET NJ. wife Of
William j. Williams andd daughter Of Thomson Pree, ESQ
The friends of the family are requested to attend the
fur from No. lS East Broadway on THURSDAY afternoon
~ The Members ofthe New York typographical So
est are invited to ated .hs funeral Of our late brother l.
late residence, No. "a Canine It.
On wednesday morning, Mach y, R%TE. Ss1sns.q of
Edward NJ and Julia Kent. aged 2years months and
re family invited sa s attend ;ss
On on osisGe
fant son Of Edward IL. and Caharine L. Mann. aged
The friends Of he family are respectfully invited to at
tstd the funeral on Thursday the 18th inst ats d. om
No go 1ih-st.
On Wednesday mornng March II, after brief illness,
WILLIAM FREDER RICK. eldest child Of The phius O.
and Fitzina II. Calhcot. aged years and 81 days.
The friends Of The family invited to attend he funeral
at ecck this Thursday afternoon from the residence
ofhis parents, No. 1853 AIgh St. Brooklyn.
On Wednesday, mo'ning, March Z, Ms MARY LEAsK,
wife Of Kemp 9. Leask. 10 the SAD year ofhsr age
The friends of the famlT invited to at end her
neral Friday AZ 10 o'clock from her a'e
depce. No. <63 Pearl cor. of CaA,ham
On Wednesday March ", CAROLINE CORNELIA
AMRRMAE, daughter Of Mary and John W. Amerman,
ae cd mon BIS and enc day.
Her remains were taken to Bridgeport Conn for inter-
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AKYfvel.

s:ss. t Ts::s.1 s: r''' 70
pdss. and 50 passsb gers 70 Boyd : HineEsn.
Ship R.eecea. sawyer. Nsworisans a days. mdss to
slip Sandman pkt Pc. detou Liverpool 50 days ndss
and az passengers TO Thompson Nsphews. March
H. s, % &C. Ion g. passed shp ws0dsds, Of NewYsrk,
salp Sarah Pgnins,Oa MsIchs'. Nsw-ohsans Is days,
Bark B. Johnson tof Searper) Staples Cardenss 10
ssi .IS Ioa',s. e Bags Peek Co.
American Uaioa, from Mobile for Havana.
Bark Azof, chirman, Apaachicola. Feb as cotton to
BarI Jsnns,i Aswat.r St Marks 10 days. cotton, &C.,
to D. L sssre March ., "a Isr'agas spike ship Mon
spoke bark Point II dp1 from Jamaica for Loadea Ih
of Hatsrss spoke schr Lncaus. Of Csstns, from Glen
ia Bari Convoy ~ St. George, Hupper ST. Marks 10 days.
cotton 70 Cos, Aadsros Co March II. IN the lat Of
Cape Hassras. spoke sAiP Lsonsias, from Rsworsans
Bris v.seoursr Cof North y.rmoetA s-.st.sr. Ponce,
p.Iio. Bsnjsnin for Nsw-York; brss Della fos Bostos
Albion. Coorsr; Baltimore. une schn J. H. Randall fss
Biis Csopsas, Kent, Hslsnzss Ii DAYS sugar 10 Mes
NTH Sons sid with bark " p Hzzslfins. Of Bos
Escia Carver for Psilsdspsis days: octsvia for Pos
ard; bark Mary for New York. and others.
Brig MARIA, EvaAs, Key West Is days, with cedar &C.,
Eng sarah Brown. Andres. Mobile 70 days. cotton to
Big Anna lsic TIslcols palsrno 70 days. fruit to
Chanberlai & Robirson.
sau Mp tobse co. sponge. &C. to James n. BrsiRs Len
ship Maricn, from Boston, pat N tie u IN disrsss
Rrig James W. Elwell, johnson, Ponce, p R., IS dana
rsIases to r. B Jewest-sesssl 20 J. W. Elwen SD In
CO. With brig vancsassr sstson for New Ne date
Of Chnco.saxue spske Calsdosia, Brandn Of and for
Philadelphis Ian IN port bark Hyperion. BENJAMIN. =
commence idg. for Nsw-York 9Th brigs A1cturus
- TO sail in few days for Hev-Y srk; Al6lon Coopsr
ccunsscsd ids for BAltinsrs; schr Starting. do. Cor
ssis Msads. sof w.uss, Young Esv-oris... Is days.
Ing cssS,sc. fsa1, Gsm a. Masn. yss q. VITA est
f.n ~ Chs II Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-18
Dc sur,elrs, upoa The nature Of the substance

sc eurselves upon the nature OF the substance
Sus discovered 30 we sent It TO Pfo' TO %
spei,sed He pronounced II 70 consist OF an
Cryd OF iron Phosphate OF Sofa, traces Of aaim Al
matier; substance which strongly resemoled sat
phuret OF lead which was not, as there could De no
lead extracted by even incest processes and o.
Cod There were forty three grains Of this, accord
ing TO the Professors weight -
No other idea as to .he OF tins singular pne-
nomsnon can be offered. as / see, than that the
100 y rms, have taken Gold for medicine. She
was treated, about year ago, by Homeopa.a; a'd
IL ia kno~n that Cod-Aztksa-is one of the Hoo o.
pathic $50 called) remedies. OF CK'1.
March &, 1852.