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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-28

KoSsrTH FORBID RETURNING TO ENGLAND.
The Daily ke,es announces, on the authority Of .
Hamburg paper that the Ottoman Porte has addressed
note TO tbe Epglsh government, protesting against the
return OF kcsuth to EDgiapd-his liberation being
the express condition that he take up his residence
the United States. The establishment OF friendly
latte between the Porte ard Austria pders Il
stry that he conditions be strictly fulfilled.
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INOR IlVEaP0oL, UNITED STATES MAIL STRAIN
II ship anCviC, Capt.. James c. Luce. This steamer will
depars with the United States mails for Europe positively
onss.urdas february O'clock H. from her bert
for For freight passage. having uneusled accommoda
tioIs fr elegance and comfort, apply 10 EDWARD X
COLLINS CO., No. Sc all stseot- The steamship PA
CIfIC will succeed the Arctic. and sail February 2st
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TIL Il We HY l. 1T E y r

TELEGRArHIc FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL.
The anne xed intelligence teegraphed from London
to Liverpool the morning OF the departure Of the
America for Boston,
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F
ship AsCgIC Caps. James G: Luce. This steamer will
r T: s
'Af oans osa
ss1 * and s. If apply bs 70
CiFIC viii succeed The Arctic. ana sail February 2ss.
IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP CeMPANY.-FoR NEW
s.ssse Sa sMisE caps: a sj Ts
x Rs y h. and as1 saloon
s,:s ss, tslss ssss sa ..s i Fsss F
taken 70 Nav yssa 20 cents II. sufs fsRa
'"' III wes. street corner Of warren street.
ss:a :s,as. @ SsSscsST CITY
i cssss
vim Gennss with one Of tho pm S 51Es
freight or passage apyy tho oce ~ west sees corner
CITY san r
and double ssa%nD %g stasma
aoek q ps: NO NoIia rive. Shssss direct Thurs
sss:
For freight or passage Apply 70 p.vuoun >, p..a
Tho SIERRA sEvAbA viii ies1s sssa on sssurasv
18th March connecting with se favore steamship New
DAcIrIc NAIL sTEAHsHIP GoMPANY.-GHANeE
ss Sxiss
; Nc sss siT r s' Of xss
asssins Il Panans With shs REGULAR nsh Ton.
r.s e. ssss: soas
EoR SAN FRANCISCO VIA NIcARAeUA.Accls
s.
stfss :ns M sSis
from Juan on
Pssia distance of y miles and 70 ehsas oyer rCs;a
Aia ssiss s
sss sssn sess es. iii
appS !, ,es ss,ss shs csmpSsy sio;s..y ,hIrd
story, frons. By order. leAAc Y. Liza oeoressry'
sY,Hr PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL STEAM.
J. shp compa intend running Their new steamships :"
Ssy q psoossssr Thursasy, January .
Civ y " MSrsdss March
o,, q o,,,,or raon Liyrnso'twa "wednesday, r.s.y. /.
es isss ;...s :ssSs. s
''f' HSoi2s RiSnARssok5
orNos W A-nut ssroeh Philadelphia
JSas sss.n1 uS
viii leave for the above port Saturday, January 3it
sss.s Wore i. Ff s: issIss III
sa'd SO 81 reg ssus
The g0Utheruer having slightly dcranged part
her hs sbovo steamer pus on she rouse 70
ply her pisoe.
mon sAylNMa aa.-TrE Y, S. MALI sVE&MSuif
il FiosIpA, Captain Thowas Lyon VII issys New Seri s
Ter Hsysnnsb Saturday, January ~ ~ clock, ~
from p;et North river. For itoth orpasS,se app'
A. glLiIIHJ H. MIyCHILi, i9t frdnt street. fho Ala
RAMA Cspt.in Ludlow en- Saturday, Eooratfy T.
vxro1 yna --va MATTERS or alL yEsssis SoUNi
~ fgr s.a FtAaese Kce yiit tleste Aafs we
- vseas' csrE9 venseIg spoieG pst nK)iA hN 50 9"
ss otber hiay Yen may tnink wayAnr oi note oi W
r,ss gai,orNs hnd GxohElgs Eesans ho0n sef Ais ~
Ebps IL aeA Ersaolse, wflon Nl % esea .of, " 49,
sy%iSL kv UemlsodOae sOseeb Msra,n, kSrEe kspSft
rsF ths Ail. sna Ssvs Eaavh sss NAss rs wv HfF
Rt1Na
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IT s. NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY.-FOR NEW
y 0sleans, wa havana Change O. sailing day; Tbs
will s from the pier foot Of Warren street,
y. Rates Of Passsge 20 Esvsna and Neg Orleans-New
Arrangement Lsdes' Saloon Berths, SO; After Balloon
s26 speois only taken freight to Havana Freight
taken 70 New Orleans cents cubic ioot For freight
CT passage apply to MO- ROhERTS
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u MhnNluI Ian II 81
The G0~tHs of 10 day contains royal order puttiu-
on footing Of equality the entrance eutsa on the
osssares OF life. Eer0totcre there was rousiderahle
inequality, amounting Va some places 70 nearly twenty
cent difference and giving OCCASION FOR many frauds
The tsr determined upon by the gsyeru s YET
published go that wedo not YET all ths srtces
bs comprshended H. This measure ha given high salts.
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the iniuratcd natives and where, under heavy FIRE
OF musketry and cannon. Le succeeded in conveying
gold dust to the value of upwards Of eco in tho
beats Of the Midway board OF the United States mail
steamshp Cherokee and ther in rescuing the pas
sengers under circumstances Of imminent danger and
to the sailing Of the Amazon Captain Symons received
the subjoned letter from the United States Mail Steam
ship Company OF New York, accompanied by magnf-
cert silver speaking trumpet
Orrcn OF rhK U. 8. NAL srrAMsIuY CoMr.NY,
Nrw YoRK, Nov, 4 1851
10 Coptdfn S7nons, commanding the Royal Max Pa,kd
SmPdnys steamship hkd,ray.
SIR captain WiBde. OF the Cherokee, one of this
comPanys steamers has reported to the prompt aad
tcept Aid rendered by yourref and the officers under
your In the recent aay at Chagres by which
the mars treasure and passengers were promptly ana
securely placed ON board the Cherokee.
beg yeu to accept in behalf Of this company my best
wedgmepte for this high act Of courtesy charac
ttrsuc abke OF Britkh honor and humanity aud honor
able TO your flag yourself your officers, and men.
Allow me also the pleasure to tender you the accom-
fspyipg speaking trumpet A. slight testimonial OF the
am, with great respect, Jour obedient servant
NJ. y ROBERT6.
Lieutenant Brady. R.N tho admiralty srent Of tbs
Amazon rasnt on board TO take charge OF the mails
me last meinrnf ~ tte place tdeu-naut Wilkinson.
H. n, who was prevented from embarkiug by a sudden
lndlsposioD aad whose life has thus been provide nay
p,tresNN A. tAt tNlrnte VI mat t,urnsnt Bra y,
VINO y m 1hc'v we'll saown aud nightly respected htis
10 NAV te eddcd thne all fhn mi tars aryineers and
crew OF the Amazon picked men and selected
orspPohtm.n to the ship from their previously
~ "a aUhtiisf anu ibeinssIrs
Tie value o Amazon when Tor ssa VS. about
titt 90 atd Ae 4 uudereood Is hese eo.t tbe HoyA
hta hissIn Parset Company fnlly That sgn We are
OF = = tazt she y not injured, ana shs ~d
tstueaty aA roHely upon shs Insurance t2lA " s2s
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-THE ONLY
1hi Line for Californis Oregon. via Charre
Direct, rer sesnsr CRESCENT CITY Tuesday February
I'd Extra Tho splendid Steamship CRESCENT CITY,
1900 tons Tanner Commander will leave her pier st the
foot OF Warren street. Tuesday February at2 clock
will connect with of tho Compsny Extra stesmsrs 20
sau from Panama about sh3 18th februsry. For
freight passage apyly at the Office III West tee corner
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DACIIIC NAIL sTEAMsHTP COMPANY.-CHANGE
sailing day. Only through line for San Francisco,
ste.nthlp cHERoKEE, Henry windls , Commando. isso
esely O'clock NJ her a. the foot Of Warren
street. North river asd The EXPIRE CITY ON Monday.
neeiing At Panama with The rsgus. mail ssc.mGT Ten
Wcet street. corner of street, North river. B.
s lAang signed at the office the morning OF sailing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-03
ARRIVALS Ar THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS


& CITY H0TEL4--J n Taylor, Hanover. Thomas
Griffin, New York; II X Taylor and Miss Emma
Taylor North Carolina; Eugeue Loeser, Toronto;
C N Wilder, Mobile; Col q Muse, Essex; L H Dix,
Orange; Marshall Y.uug, Hampton; N sheny, Hall.
fax; VIM Wright and son, Tappahannock; Z X
Borden and Fred o Sterling, Missouri: PHILIPPE
and servant, Charlottesville; Banks, Boston; B
North and lady, Miss Emmerson and Miss Hunter,
New London, Conn; John Wilson, Charles City
AMERICAN H0TEL-Jarnes Lawrence, New
York; VIM G Oserton and VIM Love, Hanover; A
Graham. Lexington, Va; II E Holmes and James
Rockford, New York; c II McCurdy, Philadelphia;
g NJ Muller, Columbus, Miss; Mr. Jones, Mr. John:
son and James T Lewis, New York; William G
Corrie. South Carolina s B Zimmerman Bait;
Thos w Sinclair and Samuel Breeze, N Carolina;
w Gillian Dinwiddie; A Moss Columbus. Miss;
James w Downey, Kinds County, Miss; VIM H
Welsh, Baltimore; J Kenrose, Charleston; Louis
Mankieurg, Boston, Mass; Charles Fl Haswe, U s
Navy; Robert Colgate and Ferdinand Cox, N York;
I w Bancroft Mass.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W Nice, Powhatan;
James King, Petersburg; Rodd A Dick, Green's
boro, N c; James Jones, Buckingham; s Jones
Richmond; NJ F T Evans, Amelia; F Hopper,
Blackheath; P Flagg. Danville; T Rosser. Bedford;
P Miller, Nottoway; w Wilson, Amelia; r J
Bryant and J w owen, Powhatan; Col George
TONNES, Danville P r Pendleton, Louisa; ] A
Lancaster, Buckingham; Z Wilkins, Prince
George; VIM Gay, Charles City; R Goode,
Chesterfield.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-A Davis, L Hicks,
Mrs Hicks and Miss Hicks. Petersburg; L Lea
gle, B r johnson, Milton White and C s Brekens,
Va; NJ Selden, Master X Selden and Master C
x KEENAN,, PowhatsR; DR. and Mrs r MCGUIRE
child and servant, Fredericksburg; r Douthat
Charles City;T B Ward and L X Robinson Nor.
folk; r Page Gloucester; c B Sanders, C; A F
Hopkins, Mobile; Mastur, Cuipeper.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


Fssrserism profitable. Sc.
New York, Friday, Jan. 80.
Tbs murderer Grunzg was not executed to-
day. Another culprit. however, paid the pen.
alty of his crime by his life, -dav. Lawrence
Reilly, convicted Of the murder Of his mother
in-law, was executed at noon in Brooklyn, by
the sheriff Of King county. This is the FIRST
capital punishment that has occurred in that
county since the Revolution. At the same
time, another man, Hiram knickerbocker, was
executed at Buffalo, for murder.
The theatrical world is anxiously awaiting
the debut of Mrs. Forrest upon the stage.
She appears on Monday next as lady Teazle,
in the School for scandal. Some scandal is
excited by this movement on her part, though
the friends of the lady apologize for her on the
ground Of prior engagements, and her inability
10 meet the heavy forfeiture which would &C.
crue. Ii is also asserted that she resolves to
devote the alimony allowed her by the court
TO charitable purposes, and depend upon her
profession for an independent support. The
performance is at Brougham's Lyceum, in
Broadway.
From the smoking ruins Of the fire down
town, two of the famous Salamander safes I"
have been safely recovered. | saw to-day a
box of lucifer matches taken out of one of
them, in serviceable state OF preservation.
The North American Phalanx, Fourierite
organization at Red Bank, few miles below
the city, has proved profitable speculation, at
last: dividend of 4 per cent having Just been
declared.
damp and misty atmosphere has induced
colds and sore throats, which are fast becom-
ing epidemic. The city is quiet.
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20 = 80 -
NOR NORFOLK AND POR n. ~ 1i4H(75

4 The favorite and beautiful Steamboat An.
susta, Capt. VIM. C. SMITH, having been tho.
roughly overhauled and repaired, and furnisbsd
with new Boiler and new main Shaft, of wroueht
IRON, mas resumed her place on the line via The
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad and Port Wal.
thaii. The Cars running in connection with her
will leave the Richmond and PETERSBURG Deno,
81 o'clock s az
=, returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave Norfolk on
the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at sunrise. "~
Fare to City Point 81 m
De. to Capes or Grove Wharf, -.......1 90
Do. to Norfolk and Portsmouth, .o m
Servants, to any point between Richmond
"iiu eLio IIo'e,-- 60
70; u NofioiK ana portsmouth. .....l so
Children under ~ years of age half price.
30
Do for servants, -
servants travelling by themselves must be fur
nished with two passes SO tnat one can he ret.;na
at tine Ohce and IT must be expressly stated on the
pass that they are permitted to go by cars and
steamboat. THOS D0bAHEAD S
oco-uu SuDeriptendent
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~ s.
ID ICHMUND AND D1NT1TTE F

ID ICHMOND AND DANT1TTE K1If
~ ROAD.-CHANGE OF HOURS.-On and
after TUESDAY, December 23rd, 1851. a resnIar
passenger train will run between Richmond and
Jetersville, connecting at Jetersville with Flarr
& Co.'s line OF Stages for Burkeville Farn
vile, Lynchburg, Halifax Court House. DanyiIle
and Milton. The train viii stop for passengers
only at the following points Manchester. Rock
field, Powhite, Robious, Coal Field Tomahawk
Powhatan, Appomattox River, SCOTS Shop, and
Amelia Court House.
Leave Richmond three times week. viz Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday at. M.
Returning, leave Jetersville at. 30 A M
Children over B, and not over IS wears of age
halt price to any points except the two first,
named. Servants travelling by themselves mus,
be fun nished with two passes, SO that one can he
retained in the Office; and it must be exnressIv
stated on the pass that they are permitted 10 90
on the cars. freight train will leave RichrnonS
every Wednesday. Parties forwarding goods mnst
have them on the ground the previous evening
N. B.-The Stage leaves Jetersville every Tn.s
day, Thursday and Saturday. at IL, A. M and "a.
turning, meets the cars at the same point aver.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
For seats in the Stage to Lynchburg and inter.
mediate points, apply to the Agent at the Danyile
Depot, Richmond. To ensure seats persons must
be at the office and have their names entered twentv
minutes before the cars leave
Passengers not providing themselves with tickets
ana negiecung to have their names entered on the
way bill, will be considered as way passeneers
and charged an increased rate of fare
de Its John III. OSBORNE Sun.t
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A YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL, for The

L u cure or coughs, C0tGS H0dFSeneSs, Br0nchtttS,
Wh00ping Cough, Group, asthma and Consunp.
.ion.--Among the numerous discoveries science
has made in this generation to facilitate the bust
ness of life-increase its enjoyment and even pro-
long the term of human existence, none can De
named of more real value to mankind, than this
contribution of Chemistry to the healing art A
vast trial of its virtues throughout this broad coun-
try, has proven beyond doubt, that no medicine
or combination of medicines yet known, can SO
surely control and cure the numerous varieties of
pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept from
our midst thousands and thousands every year.
Indeed, there is now abundant reason to believe
remedy has at length been found which can bere
lied ON to cure the most dangerous affections oftns
lungs. Our space here will not permit us to pub
fish any proportion of the affected by its use
but we would present the following opinions of
eminent men, and refer further enquiry to the
circular which the Agent below named, will ALWAYS
be pleased to furnish Free wherein full particu
lars, and indisputable proof of these facts
From the President of amherst College, the ctlebra.
ted Professor Hitchcock.
''James C. Ayer-Sir: have used your Cherry
PectOral in my own case of deep-seated Bronchi.
tis and am satisfied from its chemical constitution
that it is an admirable compound for the relief of
laryngial and bronchial difficulties. If my opinion
to its superior character can be of any service,
you are at liberty to use it as you think proper
EDWARD HITCHCOCK,L Id.
From the widely celebrated Professor Silliman NJ d.
LII ID, Professor of Chemistry, MiaeraIoev, &c.
and Scientific Societies of america and Eurobe.
81 deem the Cherry PectOraI an admirable
composition from some of the best articles in the
Materia Medica, and very effective remedy for
the class of diseases il is intended to cure"
New Haven, CT, Nov. l. 1949.
Mai 0r PattisOn, President of the s. C. Senate
states he has used the Cherry PectOral with
wonderful success, to cure an Inflammation of the
lungs.
From one of tie first Physicians in Maine.
SAco, Me-, April &c, I649
DR.. J. C. Aver, Lowell-Dear Sir: | am now
constantly using your Cherry Pect0raI in my
practice, and prefer it to any other medicine for
pulmonary complaints. From observation of MANY
severe cases, am convinced it will cure coughs
colds and diseases of the lungs, that have put to
defiance all other remedies.
invariably recommend its use in cases of con
sumption, and consider it much the best remedy
known for that disease.
Respectfully, yours, l. S. CUSHMAN, MD.
Prepared and sold by JAMES C. AVER, pract.
cal Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD g. CO..
and by all OF the Druggists throughout the city and
State
de 4-d3mi2aw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-03

ASSAULT Upon AN INDIAN QUEEN-A young
man of pugilistic propensities, named Thomas Ora.
ham, on Monday evening feeling ii he would like
a set too with somebody or something, and finding
it difficult to satate flesh and blood his irresist.
BILE desire for muss, at last concluded to "wak
into the affections of the figure of an Indian Queen
which was standing in front of the segar store of
Thomas Whittan, No. 70 Bowery, and accordingly
and followed it up with another behind her ears !;
this brought his antagonist to the pavement head
first and not content with this, he there renewed
his violence and kicked her almost to pieces The
police he airing great noise and fearful that riot
was brewing, ran in great haste to the scene of
ton, and before the gallant warrior could make
good his retreat, he captured and taken to the
lock up, and after being accommodated with lode.
ing for the night, was taken before Justice Mount
fort who ordered him to pay SIS for dam age done
to the lady, and SO more fine for disturbing the
peace These amounts were paid and Mr.. Graham
took his leave.-N. Y. Tribune
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UsTRAL HAIR TONIC.-This matches
= prepa 'anon for cleansing and beautifying the
RENDERS the hair soft and glossy and frees il ron,
seurf and dandruf. Ladies will find il an admir-.
Die addition to their toilet removing all disaasss
OF the 1calp and giving strength and beauty to the
nair' rice 20 cents bottle. For sale by
40 E. ]. PICOT,
JaS Corner opposite the Old Market
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WYTHEvILLE AND DANvILLE ROAD. The
last Danville Register says :" In our last, we
observed, that Mr.. Staples, had presented to
the House of Delegates, petition praying for
willie and Danville Turnpike Company. 1t NAV
not be undressing to our readers to know the
prospect and success ofthose who have been in
1erested in getting up this important improve
ment Patrick, in her corporate capacity, has
taken stock to the amount of 1900, and in an
individual capacity has subscribed $2,275,
makiag for the county of Patrick, a subscription
Of $6,275. Carroll in her corporation capacity,
has taken shares to the amount of 81 900. The
town of Danville. in an indiviGuel capacity,
was subscribed $1,375. The whole amount
subscribed is therefore $3.50. subscription
OF the additional sum Of $3.50 will secure the
charter ofthe company. The shares being held
at only SOS, places it i'll the power of men of
even limited means to subscribe to the improve
ment."
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Tickets so; halves 5, quarters 2 so.
Certificate of package of wholes $40; halves
So; quarters 81 So
Splendid Lottery for February 14th, 1852.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000.
Eighteen drawn ballots in each package of 25
tickets.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass E, to be
drawn at Baltimore, on Saturday, Fubruary IA. IS
nnnnherS 12 drpwp
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IN - ADAMS d CO.'S

I1fa = go ADAMS d CO.'S
80 ES re now nun.
United States, and its superior facilities are osrsS
70 an tat low rates. for the rapid carriage and de-
nvery OF articles of all descriptions boxes, bales
Packages, parcels money, &c. &c, and for the col
teouon % notes. drafts bills, in al places where we
oor arrangements are such that the utmost
prompIness may be relied upon for the eerform.
ance OF all business entrusted to u.s.
Custom house business attended 10. eoods an,ers5
duties paid, and articles forwarded with disnatch
De sure to order goods by ADAMS d. co.'s Ex.
Checks on England, ireland, Scotland and Wales.
IN sums TO suit, for sale at this Office
Our European and California Expresses rive cen.
eral satisfaction r'"e s''e gen
The Express leaves Richmond for the North
- nas, ana west every morning except Sunday at
at 81 O'Clock. j. HzA IVEp mo.oa0
ofhce No. 5, Fourteenth street, Richmand Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-03

~ ShOMAN, an Ola Philosopher, Swede
L by birth, late Astrologer to his Majesty, the
ing his services to the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity, in Astrology, Astronomy, Physiognomy,
and Signs and gives true, correct and satisfactory
Information, having made predictions to Napoleon
In 1912, previ-us to his downfall in Moscow, and
Prince Bernadotte, to be King ofsweden He also
refers to the prediction of the election of General
Taylor to the Presidency. He can be consulted in
matters OF Love- Marriage and OF the future events
of life.
TERMs-Ladies 25 cents, for reading the planet
in full so cents; Gentlemen so cents, for reading
the planet in full 81
Colored ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
call.
Nativities calculated according to Geomancy:
for Ladies So, in full SO; Gentlemen 50, in full
IS.
His Office is On 18th street, between Main and
Cary streets, second house from Main street. Of
fee hours from nine o'clock in the morning till nine
O'Clock in the evening. de l5-2m*
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Ship Gan Manneriuo 6shore

NEW York, February 1.-The ship Guy Man.
nering, from Liverpool, with large number Of
passengers on board is ashore near Sandy Hook.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New YoRK, February 1-6, P. M-The shin
Guy Mannering was got off this afternoon, unin.
jured, and has been towed up to the city.
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a FOR RENT, aud possession given On
~ me mrs. Gay Of January, that large and com.
occupied by Rankin q Whtlnck. P'0sens
Also, the Store and Dwelling on Main stree,
lately occupied BY Sutton & Winston. For terms
Apply. % WILLIAM PALMER or JOHN ENDERs'
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90 FOR kENT.-The former residence Of
kl:l MT Peter Cotton, decd, situated half mile
west OF the city, at the west corner OF Rutherford
farm, 10 offered for rent The improvements are
extensive aud convenient. and there 10 laree and
reh lot of land attached. on which are fruit t-sss
&c, &C. We ask particular and early attention 10
tnis oesanfui and mnch.to be-desired situation.
tdo General yant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-03

RLOCk TIN DIsHEs-A full assortment
e. ~ AmeFi'an and Englsh BLOCK TIN DISH.
I'D NJ just reserved a. GINTER'S,
l37 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-03

MORE BRILLIANT PRIZES AT PURCELL,s
TWENTY THOUSAND SOLD!
Drawn Nos Maryland Consolidated, Class47, drawn
August 22ud:
Is IL 46 rs 80 z 50 80 65 IS 10 81.
Whole 8 II 25, the capital of $40. 600,
cold and paid at sight by PURCELL.
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 81,
drawn August %:
Is SO 40 46 A 80 ! 66 Q - Is % - 30 "a 26
10 81.
Whole 25 40 Sc, the grand capital of $4O,-
600 returned from this agency by PURCELL for
the want of purchaser
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class N,
drawn June 14th:
"a 8 "a 6 II 9 Al IS 81 IS 81 g. q 81 80 81
66.
Whole "a 81, the grand capital of $780,
900 returned to the Managers for the want of q
purchaser.