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Destructive Fire.

NEw York, July 13lh.-Flames have just
burst forth from Judson's Hotel, in Broadway,
below Trinity Church, and serious confa
grafton is apprehended.
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N 1AmB8 Lie TAXXO8s
TMKLvK DUIL DINo LOTS on
CHURCH HILL At u sold
O. set.raays the 2lfh Inst, commeneiag q
o'clock 2. 4 /, upon the premises twelve B1ildIns
Lott ON Church Hill, fronfng on 9Th md 25th =.
netween 3 and L sfreets They have been hid Oh
into suitable sizes. and run back Ia feet each to
1905 alley These lots are beautifully located IN
IN elevated sItuadon, and are the most desirable
ones 70 be had on that Hin. Persons wishing
ssi pleasant location IN that part Of the city, on
winch 70 build, should astcnd this sale.
Pht OF the lots can be seen at nv once.
The title to the whole Of said lots Il now fndis-
putanle.
The terms. which win be liberal. win be :.
nonnoed st the SALE
prick HOUSE And LOT ON UNION
day next, the 18th inst, commencing at 81 o..
clock p NJ, the House and Lot ON Union Hill,nesr
the residence of o A Strecker, Esq, snd occupied
by j. Pearson, Esq. The house has bsen recent
" built has 5 or rooms with basement, and il
in good order. The lot 10 OF good size and lies
wei. This property is beautifully located in the
most pleasant portion of the Hill.
Terms LIBERAL
~ 10 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT ON
l. UNION HlLL.-By virtue of deed of trust
as trustee to secure the payment Of a certain sum
of money mentioned therein, and at the request OF
the benz fciary therein shall offer at public auc.
ton, on Friday, the 10th July, the property con
veyed by said deed, being Lot Of Ground situated
ON the north side of Venable street, near the Me-
chancsve Turnpike. 22s feet. and running back
100 feet to IL foot alley
The terms win be announced at the sale
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
After the above, viii be sold two beautiful Lots
one fronting Al 2 feet ON the n4rth side of Vena
bic street. near Elijah Baker, Esq's adjoining the
property of Mr.. Meyer, and running back 155 feet
to 20 foot alley and the other fronting Al l2 feet
on the street north of Venable street, and runndg
back l55 feet These are really pretty Lots, and
if improved, would pay handsome per cent
Terms at sale.
jy9 JAMES TAYLOR Auct
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LVAM1LY IiHUCEKY AND TOBACCO

LNAMtLY GhUCEkY AND TOBACCO
l. STORE, No "a, corner Of 18th and Main streets
The subscriber has just received few hal barrels
of Bragg's Flour (new) for family use also, coun
try Butter fresh from the dairy, Consistently on hand
together with general and well selected assort.
ment OF Groceries,, Liquors, &c, DC. Superior
Chewing and smoking Tobacco of my own put
ting up Imported Cigars, &c, &c.
iy l5-dlm CHARLES p. WORD.
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JOB PRINTING.
DIsPATCH OFFICE.
Governor street. y doors fren, M.s.
RICHMOND Va.

Pamphlets, Business Cards.
Circulars, Tfckets
Handbilts, BIank,' &C. r..
LaoeIs, of every descrintion,
Printed at short notice aud upon reasonable terms
CT Orders for all kinds OF Printing viii be re-.
ceiSed and executed in the handsomes. style.
jy Is
- CHOLERA, DIAKRHEA, CHO.
LEkA MORBUS, CHOLICS, CKAMP, GRIPPING
PAINS IN THE BOWELS, SPASMODfC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &C., may be cured by
Stnbier's Great Summer Remedy.
None genuine without the sgnature. of. r. H
SrABLER, M. D.
Chills aud Fevers, Ague, Bilious, Remittent
aud Nervous Fevers, General Weakness, Weari.
ness in the Limbs Chronic Debility, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, &C., may be cured by Stabeer's Great
Ague and Fever Specific.
None genuine without the signature of r. H.
Stabier. NJ. ID.
Stabler's Alterative-A valuable remedy for
Impurities of the Blood, Erysipelas, Boils, Salt
Rheum, Milk Crust, Rheumatlsm, Bronchitis, En-
arged Tonsils, Sore Throat, Drcpsy, Ulcers on the
legs, Swelled Glands, Deranged Liver, Oppression,
Papation of the Heart letters, &c, IL.
All of the above for sale in Richmond by GAY
NOR L. WOOD DOVE g. ISAACS and PURCELL,
LADD & CO. r. II. STABLER, NJ D,
lie 2S-:}ru* Alexandria, Va
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
r. FRANCE q CO.,
Successors to +. Morris & Coz

For This Day.-Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 25o0
1888 20 OF $780, 20 OF 400, sc. 7snumbers, IA drawn
Tickets IS.
Also, the Dollar Lottery Capitals: $4,000, 1000
&c
Drawn Nos of Patapsco, 1873:
Is 9 II AZ A 33 Is 80 26 8 so.
iyl5 c. PURCELL.
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MOVEMENTS OF Mr.. WEBsTER.-On Satur-
day afternoon Hon. Daniel Webster left for
Nshani, where he passed the Sabbath with J..
W. Page, Esq. On Monday he leaves for his
farm in Franklin, New Hampshire. Mr.. Web.
ster is still suffering in his arm from the effects
of his recent fall, return of the pain having
been accustomed by the numbers who thronged
around his carriage on Friday, and persisted
in shaking him by the hand.
Boston Journal of Moaddv.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
- ~ he 1freaf Fire a. Montreal.

IIs1Te
The Montreal Herald Of Saturday contains
..rs,al columns Of the particulars OF the con-
s.,;on which occurred 10 that city on Thurs.
-. and Friday last. After narratng with
,,ob minuteness the progress of the fire
-h;ch broke out in a house on the East side Of
S,Isweuce street, near the fields-the Her.
cid remarks
..,o the victims they deserve the utmost
,,.ss;on. The SHORTY belong 10 the la
Ing classes. The suffering ofsome OF them,
osneci.Iy of the children, must have been in
80. Anxious to take care Of their property,
,hey resoutely sat upon their goods, though
';,bou, the slightest shelter, with the sun beat
ms directly upon them, in many cases with
i;,1le TO eat and perhaps otfener III great straits
80 n,ocure water. Fortunately the night was
en- hne as to make Il moonlight hNouac by no
means serious hardship.
we have heard of several cases of cesp de
III caused by exhausting labor in the heat,
b., of no fatal case. There were also some
b;r,bs in the fields on this memorable occasion.
we have not yet mede up the lists which we
are about 10 print, but at rough ejaculation
90 sunnose there may have been fourle en- hun
dred houses burnt, which, at seven Inhabitants
n each house, would give nearly 10 600 with
out houses; the probability is, however, judg
i.g from rhe census returns, that as snany as
sheen thousand must have bivouacked in the
omen sir. We cannot refrain from bearing tes-
,irnony 10 the cheerfulness with which the poor
oeoole bore their msfortunes. The writer
walked some miles through heaps Of furniture
niled on each side of the street, between mid
night and four O'Clock in the morning., and,
conyersing with many Of the people, he found
nothing like complaint or dependency.
A table is given showing the yearly rental
value Of the properties destroyed. which sums
no total of 1,0S0, worth, probably, about
f20l ,0e0 besides a considerable quantity of
merchandise and furniture. The Ere was prn.
cipalIy in what are called the suburbs, and the
damage consequently is less in extent than il
il had occurred IN the business euarler. The
popular distress, however, could hardly be ag-
grayated. The Herald further says:
We are happy to say that no exertion has
been spared to supply our poor and houseless
fellow citizens with temporary shelter, and the
necessary supplies of bread. biscuit nd wa
ter. Fortunately, the emigrant sheds at Point
ST. Charles are now unoccupied, and have
been promptly placed at their disposal by Hon.
John Young, the COMMISSIONS of Public
Works. Two hundie tents have also been OBJ
tanned from the military authorities, and have
been pitched in well chosen locations.
A meeting Of citizens was to be held on Sa
turday afternoon, TO devise means for the re-
lief of The sufferers. Al meeting of the city
councils, the sum Of 81 600 was voted az re-
lief fund.
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Hang your banners ON the Out.
ward Walls-the Cry is still They Come.

L Hang your banners ON the Out
ward Walls-the Cry is still They Come.
ihe crowd that 10 continually making its way to-
@ wa t;e Jewelry Manatactory OF 5. P. NOUN.
iAiH' No. tio Main street, up stars, show con-
ees4vey that his is the place 10 get full satisfac.
son Done them, IN getting their work done at prices
lar below that OF any store 10 Richmond
!eweiry made and old Jewelry repaired and made
as good AZ new, at the lowest manuiacturingpr prices,
e shortest notice, and satisfaction warrant or
20 charge. Diamonds, Pearls, Canoes, Garnets.
ana otner precious stones set in the restest and
latest New York styles
Inc subserioer having come from the North, Is
prepared IN consequence Of having q low rent, a
s oo. assortment o. tools, together with his own
soH'y TO manufacture any article OF Jewelry, to do
"a wofs cheaper and better than any other estab
a.nineht In the city. Old Sold and Silver taken in
7Acnshge Tor jewery. 8. p MOUNTAIN,
diamond setter and Manufacturing Jeweler.
lyc-tistA
- any IAAn -oGsLs lnat Ii u. FarrelIs
aa ah Lihiment Is tne greatest benefactor of the
sso, &c, MN look around aud he will find album
n' evidence To scatter this sceuticism To the
:. ne VIII mud that as al external application
- tIe eiseases botG % ulAn aud beasts no medicine
s'el discovered b y effected as manv and M re-
Aapie cures. see advertisement
sac oy PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
Agents for tue Projectors.
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HI CHMOND q DANVILLE RAILROAD
Richmond and Danville II. r.. Once
Isltl


To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch
Gentlemen: IL was with surprise that | read in
your journal, this morning, advertisement under
the signaturelof "W P. Parish Il Co.. in which
these gentlemen, in kindly consideration for the
public, throw discrt dit upon advertisements EN-
anaJing from this Office IN relation to the economy
in time and money by which passengers travelling
on ''the Southside route" may reach the White
sulphur Springs.
Can assure The public that Mr.. Parish was on
the 2btn of last March party to all that our adj
vertisements contain and that the public may rely
that it is not the inteaton OF the R. and d. r. R. Co
to falsity title thereof, sacrifice the public
interests for the sake of any one.
1t Is true chat a proposition wss made to the
Company to increase the rate of tolls, as may be
seen from the accompanying communication, but
with which prop sal the Board declined to comply
III accordance with the wishes of our own stage
contractors, Messrs. Flag Il Co
have the honor to be, gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
A. T. D. CLIFFORD,
v. Pest r. and D. X. r.
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MI ITE SULPHUR SPRINGS-BY
w SOUTHSIDE AND LYNCHBURG ROUTE.
Ii IL due to the public to state that the advertise
ments promising to take passengers from Rich.
rnond to the White Sulphur Springs by the South.
side and Lynchburg route. for the sum of ten dol.
lars, cannot be complied with if our stages are
relied on to take them from Bufords.
We are not at liberty TO make any through ticket
FOR a less sum than eleven dollars nor can we de
liver passengers at the White Sulphur in less than
two and one half days.
jy l2-2w w. P PARISH e. co,
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4 L IL
IL ON 18TH STREET, BETWEEN GRACE
AND BROAD STREETS.-Will be sold on Fri.
day afternoon, 10th day of July, 1852, upon the
premises, commencing at O'Clock, the residence
now in the occupancy of Mr. James Eye, situated
on the East line of 18th, between Grace and Broad
streets; the lot fronts "a feet back about 100
feet, to an a ley; and has upon it dwelling con
tanning six rooms, exclusive of kitchen, which is
in the basement) and large wooden stable, all of
which have been built within few years. and are
now in perfect repair
Terms -Onefourth cash: balance at 6, 12 and
IL months tor negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust deed or title retained.
jy9 W. GODDlN Auct
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
I M L A u N m N DN m - MI VIZ N h INC

SMALL FARM ON THE NEW BRIDGE
~ ROAD, TWO MILES EAST OF RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION The subscriber in.
tending to remove from Virginia, will expose to
pubic auction on the premises. on Tuesday, the
2oth day OF July 1852, commencing at O'Clock
N, MS Farm ON the New Bridge Road two miles
East OF Richmond, containing So acres-of which,
ABOUT one halt is cleared, balance in wood-mostly
pine, cedar, and oak
The improvements consist of dwelling, {pesrly
new) having four rooms, besides kitchen. barn.
stable, &c. The place is well supplied with excel.
lent springs, and has several good locations for Ice
houses.
TERMs.-Onefourth cash; balance at 6, L. and
IL months for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed RBBOYD.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN. jyl0.
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GAVE YOUR FfLEs.-JeweIers, Dentists
~ Sawyers', carpt nters' and uschnists Files and
Rasps 10 s6e to order Also, old Files recut sne
warranted. at the Virginia File Works. Manchester,
Va.
Orders left at the store of Mr.. Seegers, 18th 1t.
near the Bridge. or the Works, will be promptly
attended to- lie 30-lms
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lCopy.]

SrAUN TON 14th June, 1852.
President DanuilLe Railroad Company:
DEAR SIR-We have agreed with the Virginia
Central Railroad Company to compromise our con.
fictiDg interest, and put the fare from Richmond
the White Sulphur Springs via the Virginia Cen.
trail Railroad at ST. provided we put the fare at the
same from Richmond to the White Sulphur via
your road.
As we are equally interested in both routes. no
objection, W. presume, will be made by your
Board to fix the fare at the same. The Central Rail
road had, before our reduction on your road, nd
vertised al $40, which induced tn action of your
Board TO agree with our proposition, TO reduce to
the same The fare is too low at the present high
prices paid for produce both roads, and the rise
of ST. malt of which to be divided between Rich.
mond and Lynchburg, and the other to he divided
between Ly nchburg and the White lphur, will
put both routes the same footing, which 10, Gel.
tainiy, best tor both partes as all collision WILL in
future, be avoided and give satisfaction to the par
ties. We have written to Messrs Flag Il Caldwell
who, we presume, viii suoaiit the facts to your
Board.
We regard the compromise most important to
the Southside Road, no attractions, by low fare,
will draw of the travel. Please let us hear from
you.
very respectfully, your obedient servants,
iv l3-1w WILLIAM p Parish 4 co.
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A -TEP FKOW THE NEW WORLD
n To The Old, with thoughts en- the good and
evil in both, by Henry Tappan, 2 vols, 1zmo-
ST. IS
Time and Tide, or Strive and Win, by Roe,
author OF flames Montoy," "To Love and to be
Loved &c For sale py
4 Is A. MORRIS.
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NANTEB-A SITUATION as Clerk by
w young man well acquainted with the English,
French and German languages also, book keeping,
in respectable house of commerce. Apply for
further particulars at this Office. y 15-3tt
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S0 BELs. SNEED,S SUPERIOR FAM
~ lily FLOUR, also eaperhne. ScottsvilIe and
Richmond inspections OF various different brands.
For sale by w. 7. STAPLES a. CO,
Nextdoor to Hsxail and Brothers office.
fu
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hose subscribers who have not
IN received the JUNE number of the DRESS
MAKERS AND MlLLINER'S GUIDE, can get
them by calling at the NEWSPAPER DEPOT,
opposite the Broad street Hotel.
Jy15 I. II. GRESHAM, Agent.
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e33,O00, 22,0O0 1l,G00i
sus4aeAanna Lottery, Class No 30, to be
drawn &C Baltimore, on Wednesday, July z1st. IS
numbers, 10 drawn.
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I AND In POWHATAN.-We offer Tor sale
IL FARM OF 526 acres in Powhatsn county
about % miles from Richmond, six miles from u
Danyiile Railroad, and the same distance from
jams River, lying Immediately on the nain rose
leading from Richmond TO Lynch5urg
This land. about half of which is cleared, 10 OF
good quality, and has several Thousand dollars
worth u buildings en- i, together with every de
scri,tion OF fruit of the best selections. BEING
authorised TO sell this property upon very favorable
terms, We EST particular atfsnil On to it
1OLER L. COOK,
yl3 General Agents.
/ EAF LAhD, iof sale os
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a. FOR RENT, the Store No. 90 Main
TEL street, at present occupied by L. Hy neman as
ca, thing store, decidedly the best stand in the city
of Richmond. The balance of the stock OF clothii
will be disposed of at cost and under. ANY person
wishing to rent the store, will receive all the neces
sary information By applying on the premises to
L HfNEMAN
TA good chance for persons to buy in what
cIoining they need, as | am selliag low.
iv l4-2w~
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Excursions, &e.
I . NOrHER EXCURsION to LAKE

A MOTHER EXCU KSION 10 LANE
~ LAND ana LAKE RONkONkOMA A
On WEDNESDAY OF this week, party consbtln9
O, about thee hundred Ladies and Gentlemen had
AN scuan on the Long Island Railroad % this degntin
healthy and thriving village All were much pleased ~ith
the improvements ar, Nv INSIDE. ard aonshe1 81 tne ux1
nance the veg-tston and iorwasnes or the eops oo
bu short time since ccnrdered wilderness MANY
of ,bose no rad previously purchased AFTER eaei
the location the advantages which axe OF
er,d ,or farming gsrdenns and mocha teal purposes I'M
m ,dif, entered conacts-some Tor image Lo OF
ers Tor farms fearing eeay Of only few days gh'
DEPRIVE them TIE opportunity OF getting so desnoe
joe,ron Mr. c. WOOD who 10 the owner Of the Village
lots arc Farms this vicinity, now selling Farms ICON
t.inps ave acres at nom 500 TO s5 and VILLAGE ot
b-suuly ocstec Country Residences equal Ia s1e 70
city lots from SIS - Jnly - in cash required ~
ecpIe acres or Village Lot balance paid IN m9athiy IL
sallrens of 81 each fs-m OF " on VILLAGE Lot We
.syi,e ali who desire delightful snd healthy Residence Tor
then selves and families within scosss 70 the city =
male immediate Application - c. WOOD, NJ 2US BTosS-
NAV
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DaUROAD MORTGAGE, CITY an(

II COUNTY BoNDs-We otter for sale a, fair rates
a., following SECURITIES Of the most undoubted charso
500 go ONO and PENNsYLvANI. SEVEN PER
CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupons
payable in New ioik, lst July and ht January Principal
5000 WILMINGTON ard MANCHESTER sEvBN
PER CENT RAILROAD CONVERT Bile MORTGAGE
BONDS Coupons payable in New'York ist June and lst
Dee. Prrcilsl PAYABLE IN 1906 s,y.. NJ.
CENT CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS, Coupons payable Isl May ana st Nosetn-
Der Principal falls cue in 1861 Entire debt OF the Comps
sSc,CSo BELL EFoNTAINE and INDIANA SPECIAL
RAILROAD CONNERTlBLE mVarn y Ne y SrT I ~.
PER CEkT BONDS Coupons payaeie IN Ne"iofA "'
July ana LIST Jspvsry. -. Sv,p, .r, crsr
IsD dnsHs SEsBkAL F shnS no s
BONDS Coupons payable New York, LIST May and LIST
as Co. CRY Of P6R rsMOUTH. Ohio, SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS, Coupons payable IN Newfork, lst July
lnd lst January Guaranteed oy the Sc0'a and Hooking
~ $40" ROSS COUNTY, Ohio. SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS Cu. payable ls July and Is. Jan aAIy. Tne
cipnati and Marietta Eaosd Co Population Of the Coun-
ty $1,000 souls; value 9, taAasts si T0WM mr., ,r,>,r
s2t 600 ALLEN COUNTY. lad. SEVEN rEH 0SNf'
O aIRES S BOUNTY tH Ohio sEvES FER CENT
81 Coz VAN VERT C0UNTY, Ohio SEVEN PER
CENT soTpS ccSPSss sSysSG Isl !S S~d LEA CENT
rsSs Sdoa6n STSNT 9 oS' and RI"
The foresoiug BONDS in each case for SlOe pnn-
eipal and interest ia all cases payable 'emannusy 10
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured in the most sm.ls
manner by Moftsage Deed Of Trust To se known snd
responsible citizen Of New York with power IN case OF de-
fault and sell each line. with sill equipments So TO
raise money 10 pSy Of Interest or principal.
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS arc issued In each
case by virtue Of Special Acts II tn. proper Legislature
granting full power r that po.e and on direct vote
OF the peopl, Interested that vote being largely IN hyo ei
then issue-
III, laws ucoeI hch hese Bonds crestec require me
proper sathoTues 10 Il axe = SPECIAL LEVY OF TAAhc
10 be SET APART exclusively for the purpose OF nee
the nie ana srsdusiy reimburse the pnc
pa which b. enforced through the courts OF law snouIa
II become necessary
These oehts operate in the nature OF mortgage, on the
real and personal within TIE respective City and
County limits.
The new Cor.tnous adopted BY the people OF Ohio and
nolaa prcne absolutely the creation OF tunced debt
by Counties within THEN boundaries Tn Will prevent
further issue Of securities Of Tar, soft
Printed exhois, IN each can be hsd application
ct oee giving ni snd detailed the
nature OF zach security
wINsLoW, LANIER Il CO, No, 50 w.nx
New York, April 20 1859
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For feisht or passage spply 10
EDW'DR COLLfNSS co, No. Sc WslLst, NY.
BROWN. SHIPLFY, h co, Liverpool
y. g ROBERTS co, No IS King'' Arms Yard
London
JOHN MUH8OE co, No Kae Notre Dsme dss
Vistoir-s Paris or GEO n DRAPER dsvre.
The o~ne Of these will not be accountable for soc
nvef bullion, specie, jewery, precous stones metals
less bills OF adns nsned therefore ard the value there
ofthereiD expressed
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fiudHrldi.

DANK DEPARTMENT, State of New
I'D York ALBANY. Aug. %, ls52.-The MERCHANTS
BskK Of Chsutsuque County NINA has this day flied in
this Office rotice Of the appointment of READ &
LATnhUP of the City OF NewYok, agents for the re-
deup;on o Circulating notes, together with reyoca
tion of appointment OF Phelps scov such agsnts
Agreeable the tct entitled IAN act the several
acts relating to IncopoIated Baaks Banking Associations
aud Individual bspters passed April II, 1851.
DANIkL y. ST. INHN Super1ntendent.
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T s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.

~ Q PANY-For New Orleans. va Hsvaua the s2ler-
aic steamship EMPIRE CITY. Henry Wade. ,snna--
der, will rail from the pier 81 foot Of Warso-E Mr. on
MONDAY, Sept. -. :; 0eioek ?. ~ precisely
RATES or PASSAGE TO HAVANA AsD SEw.oRLEASa
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Ladies and After saicou eer.ns sec
rW"sf1 cso N ocrIls 90
epeci- only taken On freight to HavscA
Freight tskn n New Or. 80 per c1oc foot
shippers ~ reifht are requested % srppy tnsu'eTs
with the Company. bill; Of adns whch may be lad 81
application ire once. No other farm ~iil se rgned
no bills OF sclrs ngnet after .tas Ihip hs5 sa,led
For fr.fgh, CT psssas- src.y 20
O ROBERTS No IN Wet q. co- Wsrrer