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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
The sterr, atihe South.

We have given scrsral dispatches, -
ceiyed " telegraph, in relation 10 damages caus
ed BIZ ,hs recent gAe sad God tne South From Our
fies Of u--fpspsrs received y-4.s day. gaI,er :
move full and psrtl 4ar No,.' seen. - nsve
n,r-d the mot b,ih frufn gale aud the aood. Ta1
R,Si.fr Of ,he 26lo ult says:
11c,avbo have H-ed Ia NOBLE for the ls.t tNslty
year. saw tast tney h.vs sneh s,prm prevailed
ye,tsrosy About mi1I.ht on Ircsfay, the 2i,h, tEs
Mid &, nnenced tiOSif strongly tTD.u the north 49,
uNb = corstsnt rain About ic''ck y-.'-rtsy mora
ins me sird shifted ths souta- Nsi, and c1n..nasd
bo.tps. xih ram uL,l his present winding The 70
s vs,s th,t tie ~aieI wen "a upon toe clJ and
th- sr.-ts r--fesg be i were hOVsea Front aud
Con rnsrc--s;I, ihtir Th-s length w,re ejnpifte'S
e.yerta A sG,er AID i15 streets r1gnns al tight Al
a. .ith "A N s.e.e pars ed In tn- upper pat Of
Inc civ Water - tr- ihi from the river.
erst Al rovIn neIt,t y cane 20 10 To market.
lcv,A and ssw trStut GloOret Ih-rs 10 n" ops,
a an. rortp-,si cn~t ,r a. W Tar The grocery IL
,h- ,cdle 81 The rtIssl WIS surY0cnte- with VAR.
Ii,h and ana. turi -Salrd, by hOs9 EtO 'csorned us
a. r fact s- tuTt tssen Al se cDrper II TOW
erpurrtsrd Wster sts ~nsr- q, one Line i7ere va
zee, OF Eve r six good s'zc boats psddiiug J0ut
tn. -ais continued al thrassh Wednesday ard until
noon AZ rnur,day Tbs 2i,n, aE wrich tine tie ~iqd
n,rcsu,jbly d-vrraicd and the aDCi began - rerr-
hnpgh Tho rain continued 70 All thropghou: tbs day
A,ole oeocf Thursday rsornrs :, says I've R,s.st>,,
the rsl. ruged With Terrible fury msnSe trsss sere
rrn % by the roots fSlir into the streets or ao the
yud, crashing fences or whsiev-r imGet- tnair d.
scsnt houses sefc unroD.d and the helpless Inmates
~-re exposed 20 tLs pirss p-ltpss Of te storm and
added tbis tho elcom- assurance that with
The ri'ns ude, tbs Hood progressing VITA slAs~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
The Proposed Brosoway Rah"ay-Anu-
Monopoly, Ne. 4.

Monopoly, No. l.
To the Editor Of The ". Y. TrthtHaei
As this discussion does not yet appear 70
have reached "a i,fsc,ory concIl'ior, nope toE'
,b.u NJ, h. d,.ued tedious If offer something further
On the question In reply 10 the last oa'' ffo" rfo Bono
P1blco.
A. hi. great reliance seems 70 % Ia tnp'e "a ''S'
yeleut Omnibus s.istcs, si again ex lndae tnsn'
bu, in different msunsr from that pursued Ia ny last,
s.,ts,t..ccu,cd Of being either outrageous oun.
10, n, an OUTRAGEOUS Tick eithfr aud oo,h Of which
de,v rtrok the tables as founc them, srf ,ea'onef
sc,ctd'og, 10 Il u s;ued tn.t taey were mtspytE
.s: out do not consider that Il 10 soy part OF my
bu,iress 20 be responsible t1r msDr nis 10 Pp boao
PubHe,s tables IL l. lrtle singular. hOzever, Ena.
the aispil nls Should all % the 4YOraolo s1c Dr hs
arguments.
| wish Il distinctly understood that although | taks
II lbs az 10 many Other the data iIrnisoed
Pro Bono Pubco a oass from which b c1uius5 his
own conclusions, 90 NOT acknowledge their cofrec d.
pess merely use hs vn fac,s and adnis ions %
hut bis own AZ gumens for tbs reason that he canlo.
deny tnem, as no inyarisbly does the statistics al
vsrce.
IL il stated By Pro Bono Publc', taat the pTessr.
humber VI omli buses are nn~ doing 4Oou to1-ih'rd,
If the rns portsion which IN Il schedule VIII prove,
and s,o tina, the omniouses are st tneir e,L'esssf
n0IimBn OF ability
The Latter abatement means that the omobls@s a. .
csrr,irs all the passengers tnss their csps A AZ
low Ard the former, tina. the proposed scaoous OF
cara can CARY fry per cent more passengers tnsD eau
the present number OF omua-ases far " sne snfuer
sspaci,v ta tws-tnirds OF TIE greater 4 80
greater 10 fhy per cent more than the sm sier.
Nov an exsElpstnn Of too capacities o. me Two
mode, of conve, ance utll show how much above
deduction IL contrary to the true result
In ORDER 70 arrive as The total capacity OF each mode
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
CITY ITEMS.

We remind our readers that the hrs'
Concert OF Madame ALBoNr, for the prsssn' '..'
will take place At Netrop Titan Hall this evening
strangers 10 the City who may not be aware % "
me q ire gres, sr,st, may be assured that 10 noe
her. ,hey hear one ~h in her peculiar sphere
on. ar ss..I In the world, .s unApproschsSls ''''
Lind IN hers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

" Complaints are cons,.n,I,. -;
m.e. ~ %" Conductor. 81 IN. rye,s Doius
-e.s ~ 'tAs-s passing ,hroasa ~. -. -
.hen Toe u.ss les, srs h. iss b.sl. ~ =. "a
k,p, $500, r o. ss cara 90, OF the a.s-. :,
an al o. ear and dro.- very d. n.rs - .
- g, n,a The driver ws con.s.n,ly rssas.,
20 e.S 'ns u.eh, sui prcssnssa 10 be se.t 80
Mayor. "'''i 'Se
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THE LATEST NEWS.
IT, GEORGIA Webster Conreation.


u,co,. August IS.-The number OF per-
crescent az the Georgia Union Cow ention
81 he largely increased at the session this
WI, n,, Hon. Daniel Webster and Charles
: Ienkins will probably be the nominees for
1.ss;dent and Wee President, though some OF
iha o,eabers are favorable TO MIR. Graham for
the latter.
Among the counties represented are
Mn BALDWIN, Clarke. Crawford. Cobb, De-
p' Lee. Emanuel, Fayette, Morgan, Mus.
.,see. Randolph, Sumter, Troup, Putnam,
Nsvton. Polk, Spalding, Greene, Marion,
banding. Stewart, Warren, Washington and
others. -
SECOND DISPATCH.
Macon. August lS.-The third candidate
,,.nyon1ion le.assembled here to-day, accord
ING to adjournment.
rbe committee appointed yesterday report
a. that There was 10 way through which a
,,o,on with the Scott Convention could be
effected.
They recommended the nomination of two
re, candidates, and the adoption of the wing
nlatform. The committee also reported an
electoral ticket 10 support, Webster for Presi-
6,ol aud Charles J. Jenkins Tor Vice Presi-
dent.
The report was unanimously adopted, and
efier The appointment OF an Executive Commit
Tee aud the adoption Of unlmportant resolu-
ions, the Convention adjourned sine die.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
rRANsMITTED FOR TIE DAILY DIsPATcB
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
Terrible Loss Of Life.

ERIE, N. =, Aug. 70.
collision took place on the Lake last night
between the steamers Atlantic and Ogdensburg,
and regret TO inform you that the destruction
OF life was terrible. The Atlantic sunk in
few minutes. The passengers, of whom there
were 600 on board, were all asleep, and 300
persisted, Most of those lost were Norwegian
emgran,s, who occupied the steerage, while
the cabin passengers were nearly all saved
The Ogjensburg rescued $50. It's stated the,
the scene was awful beyond description.
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The TtIeglapNc dispatches announcing
the safety of Capt. Marcy's command come
upon us now lhichly as did those few days
ago announcing aud confirming" the tabrica-
tel report Of its annIhliation. Here is one OF
these latter dispatches which from its definite
ness, ought TO remove every apprehension that
may yet DC entertained for the safety otthe ex-
petition.
"FuRr SMITH, August .-Reliable iniorma
tion has just been received OF the safety of
Capt. Marcy's train. ali have arrived at Fort
Arbuckie." C.E.P.
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Tie Georgia Scott Coareation.

Macon. August lS.-The friends of Scott
and Graham ass sniblcd here in Convention to-
Gav, Vim. b. Flemming, Esq, OF Savannah
beng elected President.
A committee was appointed to confer with
the Webster Convention Committee, which re
ported that no JoIntnomlnalon could be agreed
10. The convention then appointed an electo-
raj ticket for Scott and Graham, and adjourned
ILL
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l9;h.-Amelia Vogt,
& German gmi, age 20, was drowned this NOR
ning, at 3 O'clock, al Green street wharf sup
posed to have committed suicide. She was
discovered struggling in the water by II. S.
Snean and John {. Taylor, two young men
from New York, and rescued, but life vas ex-
tnCt. No cause is known for the rash act.
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CHARLES BAKER

NOTICE. inserted notice in the Dispatch
OF Tuesday, proclaming the concern of Baker d
Tnsley dissolved, also setting forth other facts
which might be wrongly cor strued therefore feel
1t due to Mr. Charles Baker to state that the said no
uce was not induced by any improper conduct On
his pert, or in consequence of want of confidence
his Integrity. HM. n. TiNSLEY.
August 18Th. 1872 all JQ-3t
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Democratic Mass ueeting.

CONCORD. y H., August IA large party
Of New Workers passed through here to-day,
for iidi>JoFough, there being an immense dem
Of HIlsbcrough counry, with Their wives and
children, are out en- mdSSe, to attend the
reunion OF the 9th regiment there Tomorrow.
General Pierce wall preside, and Gov. Sey
uiour, OF Connecticut, with Col. Clemens, of
Alabama. Col. Sei5y, and other officers who
served under General Pierce, Will be in attend
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Later from the Fisheries.

HALIFAX. Aug. Is.
Commodore Perry, of the Mississippi, has
received orders to return to New York BY the
FIRST OF September, for the purpose of joining
the Japan expedition. The general opinion
here is that the negotiation relative to the fshe.
r'es VIII be unsuccessful, unless reciprocal Tree
trade is granted.
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JAMES NJ. TAYAoR. Auct.
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOT On

" MI n 81 HALF AUX LUT UN
FRANKLIN AND 10Th STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION VIII De sold on Wednes.
day afternoon, the 18th August, 1852, upon the
premises commencing ~ O'Clock, that beautifully
located halt acre Lot No lac in the plan of the city
of Richmond. fronting 1872 feet on the Sou line Of
Franklin street, rum ing back l65 ieet 1t will be
divided into four lots OF 80 feet EACH running back
$50 feet to alley. These lots are now being
graded, and will be completed before the day oI
sale. They among the most beautiful lots for
genteei residence t. be found In that part Of the
city.
TERNs.-One third cash balar ce at and u
months for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by a trust deed or title retained.
au 10 w GODDIN, Auct
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The FISHERY T'rouJles-LaterJ rom Haltta1,

Bo>roy Aug. l2.-Haifax papers of the
liza have been received, in which the story is
repeated of the arrival of the English frigate
Devastation al Charlottsi0"n, but with four
instead ottwo American prizes. as heretofore
stated. The eaten oflish, thus far, had been
moderately fair.
Accounts from Lahra9ore state that the ship
Charles, and portion Of the crew of the Sap
pho, had driven % French batteaux aud 100
Frenchmen off Bell Isle, so that they did not
catch single fish.
The Halifax papers give no further accounts
OF the proceeding of Commodore Perry.
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fENBk UNDERESTIMATE mas this DAY sold his
4 ell ire interest in the concern Of Baker d Tins
ley 10 Mr.. - D. TInsIey mis- former partner, who is
hereby authorized to use the name OF the concern
in the settlement OF ali debts due to ana by the said
firm. CHARLES BAKER
In pursuance Of the above arrangement hereby
suspend action under my advertisement of the 18th
Aug gust, 1882, which is hereby for the present with
drawn. VIII. N TINSLEY
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sTRATTOS,e GYFiCE,,

Dawn Nos Ct Delaware, Nos &C, Aug. 49,:
Is 50 IL "a ~ lo Sc 10 "A Is 80 II So.
Whole ticket Nos 3 80 SO, piize sold and paid
By STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Delware, 81, Aug 20
90 81 80 Is 30 81 10 Go AZ Is IS "a 45.
Ticket Nus 81 AZ a., another sold by
ST'RA rTON
To Day.-Delaware, Ex, 70. Capitals: $4,000
- numbers, 2 drawn Tickets 81.
Also, De!awa e. No 68 Capital S32, GEO. &c nos,
l3 drawn Tickets $40 eu II
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES n. TAYLOR-

SAuAHS IN LUX
Two HOUSES AID LOTs ON NH.
No., - s,.,,CHAhICSvILLE TURNPIKE AT AUCTION
~ ~ ~ De tsold the premises, on Thursday the
~ INST at o'clock n, two Brick Houses and
Az. sltuafed on MecaanicsviIle Turnpike short
To- from lfs Intersection with Venab.e street
in Houses nave been recently built, have about
iot. sra each, and are in very good OF der. The
alley escns and run back I3o feet to m
proving PpSperiy Il located in one Of the moot inn
cent sales sho- mods IN or near the ciry-as re-
per cent on the probshls e.. y'eiu nano'
,norths f-one-thlrd cash balance a., 1ra
and secured b y as notes, with interest added
au 10 i. ~ rus! on the properly
USSE AND LOT ON Rpn.
- ~otn streets, at Aucfian AND
" oa sne prem ses, On WEDNESDAY ~ "a De sold
Lot si,,,s.es ue aiternoon the Frame Hon. ase,
al present by Capt William Tilhv ~ occupied
Iea' ~ new, and contains sbout six ra Iioose Is
, LOT fronts IS feet and runs back about Isn ne
properly Is In high and airy situation. ga :.
| III d reured and quiet neighborhood anu -
Terms of sale-One-third cash. balance =.
II months, Tor negotiable notes, bearing inte,sa.
and secured by deed of trust
auI JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct
| VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON BROan
oIhEET AT AUCTION.-Will be sold or
| TUESDAY next, the oath instant on the nreuisss
at O'Clock in the afternoon, that really desirah
house and Lot on the south corner of Broad AM
Mayo streets, occupied by Mr. s. NJ. Price. IN,
House IS built OF brick, four stories high, contain
about l0rooms in the first sty lie OF finish with ever,
| convenience that could be desired the .ity waite
and gas have been introduced into the premises
and there Is a connection with the city culyert OF
Broad street The kitchen, aso of BRICK has fou
rooms, and there are other out houses, &c Tn
Lot fronts 80 feet back 100 fecr to an alley
20 feet width and is 4e feet wide in rear, formin
a large yard. Tne location of this property ben
reti ed, yet within five minutes walk OF the prime
pal business parts OF the city, public buildings, &c
together with the style OF the buildings, combine
TO offer attractions 10 the professional bushes
man desiring central and pleasant residence.
TERMS OF SALE.-ODe fourth cash. balance
H. Is ana "a months credit, payments bearing in
terest, and secured by deed of trust upon tn
property.
au lS JAMES NJ. TAYAOR, Auct
lSO ACRES OF LAND IN RENRICO COUN
l. ~ TY AT AUCTlON.-Wiil be sold OF
Monday, the 9th September, Chat being cour
day. In front OF Henrico County Court HOUSE at /:
O'clock NJ, about $50 acres OF Land, situated il
Henrico county, about six miles below the city, enc
joining the land of Mrs Frazier and Bosweirs Mill
This land is heavily wooded with pine and oak
and the cost OF the land could probably be realized
from the sale OF the wood. Persons disposed te
purchase should view the land before the day o.
sale plat uf the above can be seen at my office
The terms will be made known at the sale.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
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SECOND nIEPATCH.

Concord, n. ~, Aug. 19-The Hillsboro'
meeting addressed by john Van Buren,,
Senator Dix, Gov. Seymour, of Connecticut,
Go. Clemens, and others. There was at least
ZOO persons present, and the greatest enthu
si.sIn was manifested.
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Congress-.
WASHINGTON. August 20.

WASHINGTON, August ~.
The SENATE was engaged to day, in the con-
sheraton OF the River and Harbor bill.
The HOUSE went into committee Of the
whole on the Navy Appropriation bill.
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Having this day sold to "A. d. Ilnsley ny interest
in the concern OF b. t. all persons having claims
against The concern, Will present them to him for
payment, and those indebted will make payment
to i'm. Thankful for past favors so literally be-
slowed upon us. respectfully solicit continuance
for the new establishment
Aug 18Th 1852 CHARLES RAKER
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Having purchased the interest Of Mr. Chas Ba-
ker, my former partner in the Concern of Baker d
Ilnsley the bus will in future be conducted in
my name. The toimer customers of the late firm
and the public generally, are invited to give me
call, as am determined that no etf1rss on my part
shall be spared to give satisfaction.
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EDWARD 4. MARTIN, .LEECHER AND
~ CUPPER-Begs to announce to The Medical
profession and the public generally, that he has ia
ken the office next 10 DR.. q w. Jones, and imme-
diately opposite Messrs Hooker, Osborn & Cos
Carriage Mandatory, on Main, between 9Th and
lCtn streets where he will be found during the day.
AT night he will be found usual his residence
Leigh, between End and Bird streets. Orders left
at either place promptly attended to.
The best rurOpean Leeches always on hand
au l7-TuInSts
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IN RICH11OND HUsTiNGS COURT,

a. JULY l4TH, IS52-Alexander s. Brown and
Patrick w. Brown. executors OF James Brown, de
ceased, plaintiffs, against Robert McC iean, defend
ant. On the motion of the plaintiffs, the proceed.
ings in this up to and embracing the order of
publication, set aside by the court because the
order Of publication not state the grounds of
the action; and the sumn1nns ad respondendum
heretofore issued against the said Robert McClel
Ian not being executed, and it appearing from an
affidavit made by the plaintiffs, that the said Robert
Mcclellan is not inEabitant of the Common
wealth OF Virgiria; on the motion of the plaintiffs
it is ordered that he said defendant, Robert Nc.
Clelan, do appear at Rules TO be holden in the
Clerks Office OF this Court the first Monday in
September next, to answer the plaintiffs of plea
of t. espass on the case founded on an award made
by john Crane and Wellington Goddin on the 18th
day OF July, l84S, between the said plaintiffs and
the said defendant Robert Mcclellan, relating
among other things to tain taxes paid by the said
plaintiffs previous 10 that time, and do what may
be necessary 10 protect his interests; and that a
copy OF this order be inserted in the Daily Dispatch
a newspaper printed in the city OF Richmond once
week for four successive weeks, and posted at the
front door OF the City Hail. in this CITY, on the first
day Of the next term OF this court. And this cause
is sent to rules, tor new proceedings to be had
therein. A Copy-Geste,
jy 3i-1aw4w CHAS. HOWARD. Clerk
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E.s JAMES COLLIN3 would Ies oect.uIy
iAAAcaA attention u nis Fall style OF HATS.
Iney are unique, well d. apled .Or the seasou aud
eSsehtisi 10 seHueinans costume. No paine mas
my Hats have attained throughout TIE country
Cephal0metrOE.-It Is considered enc of the
greatest All most us5fui inventions oI the age; it
would be Impossible Dy the mlnutest description
10 give orTect idea Of its utility. Hats MADE by
1t will hi tne ailicuit nesos conforrais to
aHy -rOtlJeFance ami depression Of the csa niam:
nus preventing tie unpleasant feeling of new
Hat, AID painful neadacne. no one caa properly
appreciate It's adv antages, without having one Of
my superior hats.
Please Call aaa see me, ana examine for your
selves. J. COLLINS,
No is Main street, Practical Halter. g
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BY PULLIAnI q DAVIS, Auctioneers.
MANCHESTER REAL ESTATE AT

MANCHESTER REAL ESTATE AT
I'VE AUG rION.-On TUESDAY, the gath instant
at half past o'clock, p. NJ we will sell at public
auction, on the premises, in the town Of Msnches-
ter two Tenements, fronting Main street, % feet
each, and running back half the depth Of square
The improvements consist of two neat wood build.
ings, with five rooms each, now renting at SIS each
per annum, beu in the ce1tre of the town. en- tne
square next below James NJ. Pardue's store Also,
one other Lot quarter acre, with a small. house
thereon, lying Immediately opposite John d. Hoop
ers, above the Farmers Hotel.
Manchester property presents fine opportunity
to capitalists Tor Investment. Ii is renting for
largely 10 per ceut. its value. No town tax
on Its real estate Terms at sale.
au l7-eoi PULLiAM q DAVIS, Aucts
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WANTED, a Partner with $4,000,

VA ANTED, a Partner with $4,000,
w to invest il = safe and lucrative business
The business only understood by few, and when
conducted by experienced persons is not exceeded
in profits by any equally safe. The advertiser has
been, Tor many years. engagedin it, in the most
extensive houses at the North, and now having an
unusual opportunity for opening establishment
OF the same kind in largo and popular city faters
himself that any one DESTROYS OF embarking i'll a
lucrative business, and having the above sum to
invest, will realize handsome return. Can give
references from the most influential and exile siv.
houses in the same business; unexceptionable re-
terences will also be required.
All communications will be treated as strictly
confidential. Address \. Y, office OF the paper.
au 2U-lW
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Angus 20.
FLoUR-Sales OF 1900 bills. at S412. GRAIN
unchanged.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


MILITARY AND civic =
sP l. EASURE ExCURStON-A
me montgomery Guard. Captsid p r al
MOORE, will make Moonlight Excursion Nm
the river on the splendid Steamer CURTIS pErr
on Wednesday EVENING, the 25th of Angu.,'
Inc Company VIII be attended BY SMITHS Mill.
TAkf BAND Good Cotillon Music has also been
procui ed for the trip.
The boat win leave the wharf at Rocketts nj
O'Clock precisely, and return about u o'clock
Members OF other volunteer companies intend
ing to join In the Excursion, will be kind enough
to appear in uniform.
Tickets for a gentleman and lady OIL, each ad
ditional lady 50 cents.
REFRESHMENTS furnished at city prices
Tickets can be had of Messrs. Haskins s. Libby
the officers and members OF the company and at
BOAT. au 2l-4t
o3 BALL AT PINEY POINT.-The
81 Dinner and Annual Ball of the season will take
up place at the Piney Point Pavilion, on Thurs.
E-Aday, August Goth.
Visitors on the line of the fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad will find the ccmmodous steam.
er Maryland at Aqua Greek on that day, on
rival OF the train from Richmond, prepared to fur
nish them with delightful trip the broad waters
of the Potomac TO the Point, at which place they
will land at sunset, and where the unc rsigned
pledges his best efforts to give all who may come
joyous time OF it, as he Las much in store for the
occasion.
JAMES II. BIRCH, Proprietor.
Piney Point Pavilion, August 10th, 1852
2il-td
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au 10 WATSON & HUGHES, Trustees
BY DUNLOP, NIONCURE & co.

CARGO OF MOLASSES AT AUG.
v TlUN.-On Tuesday, the Oath inst, com.
mencng at 10 O'Clock, We will sell at the Ware
house the Dock corner OF Cary and 9th sheets,
3l3 hhds, 10 tierces early crop Moiasses, prime
quality.
TEKMs-Under 500, cash; ever 500, months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
rIg7 sale without regard to weather.
aul7 DUNLOP, MONCURE a co, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-21
A WONDERFUL HEAD!

A WONDERFUL HEAD!
NJ vi. CHAVIS, the Big Headed Boy. has ar
w nved In Richmond He has been creating
the greatest excitement in Philadelphia for some
time past. He is most decidedly the wonder of the
age The physiological, chronological, medical and
scientific world will here find vast fund OF interest
and amusement McCasgiIl, the Northern Giant
General Tom Thumb, and other Northern curios
tl's are far surpassed by this Southern Won
der.
g~ Exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall on and after
l9tn Of August, from IL A. NJ and from 3 to 81
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