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H. LAyAfA.
4. Lusto.
Mr.. Place, from the Committee on Conference,
composed Of the Finance Committee of both
Boards, presented the following, which was
read and accepted:
Coraon Go sacit of tse Cir II Nertrtsr,s
The members Of the Finance COMMITTEES. I'd
whom was referred the consideration of the se-
curities OF the Officers Of the city, beg leaye to
report favorably on the following, and recon-
mend their acceptance:
For 0. Debuys, Comptroller-J. P. Freret. M.
Musson.
For W. Fl. Garland, Treasurer--sumptsr
For j. Jolles, rect Commissioner-Danl. 8.
Devices, D. A. Harris
All of which is respectfully submitted.
New Orleans. .qpra Is, 1852 VA GAsqrsr,
W. P. CONVERSE
tH THos. e. MAcEzss
..s- E., g. LayarAs
L FL. PLACE,
Tfioss l.. LEKDs.
Mr.. Place, from the Committee on Conference,
reported the following ordinance the rules being
dispensed with, and on motion the ordinance
was taken up for q second reading, item by item.
MIR. Watkins moved to amend the section rela-
tive to the salary Of the Mayor, by Inserting
$4,000 instead Of $3500 The motion was
adopted.
Yeas-Mesars Derbes, Herman. Leeds5
Nixon Shaw, Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins
and Winston--l0
Nays-Messrs Bailey, Burthe, Eustis, Forbes.
Lusto, Mackey, Place and Wilson's.
To tie Honorable Board Of iaome, and .4sso. .ss,.,.
The committee from your respective Boards.
appointed to confer on the amount to be fixed al
salaries for the employees OF this city, beg leave
TO report that they have carefully examined
the matter and agreed upon and recommend that
the following sums be paid per annum
10 the Mayor $500
mo tne Gomptroiier .........-....... 5000
~ ~ .,ie treasurer 5000
Io the Surveyor 5000
Recorder Of tue First District 240o
Recorder Of the Second District ct.... 200
Recorder Of the Third District g z IsNn
Recorder OF the Fourth District 1910
Recorders Clerks-First District . . 1:10
Third District sGo
Fourth District = :. . . ~. 61o
| Physician above Canal street 800
Physician below Canal street .5is-s5 ern
Secretary Of the Board Of Aldermen lzO
Secretary OF the Board Of Assistant Aldermen 1900
Two Clerks for the Surveyor. each l2oO
One Keeper Of the Powder House. $40
One man for Powder-House Keeper $50
Comptroler's Clerks-First District. 1850
second District 1900
Fourth District. SO
Treasurer Clerks-Fnst District. 1860
Second District. 1900
Third District I20G
Fourth District. 800
Strees commissioners Clerk. .-.......-.- 800
For Commissioners to take the census for til Grst
District, there are two. (eaeh) )...-.,........ 400
For the second District there two [each) $50
For the Third District there Two (eaeh( $50
For the Fourth District there are two (eachJ $50
Allowed the Mayor. to pay his Secretary and Clerks
salaries 5000
High Constable 29G0
Captain for First District. 1900
Captain for Second District ct.............s.. 100
| Captain for Third District t..............., 800
Captain for Fourth District Observation-Disclosures. T5O
There are other employees required, whose
duties are not defined. and your committee are
not prepared to report on, and ask further time
| j. LABArur
| y. GiquEL,
L III Pr kcr
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Tas Committee On Pelies bag leave TO sgbslIs
tie above as q portion Of an ordinance regulate
ing the Police Department u the City Of New
0fisans.
II g. srsrsov
u. Llysf4
4. Lusfo.
Estc Orleans. .iafti IS 1S52y H. NJ HrMsfgHs.
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THE PROCESS TArrooISG.-Ths Samoan Reporter.
from which the following description of the process
Tattooing is copied is periodical issued half yearly by
the missionaries Of the London Missionary Society, in
this group Of islands in the great Pacific.
Until the young is tatooed he is considered in his
minority He need not think of marriage and he is con-
stanty exposed to tauns and ricule being poor
low Of birth, and having right to speak in the
ciety of But he is tattooted he passes
into his majority and considers himself entitled to the
respect and privileges Of mature years When youth
therefore, reaches the age Of sixteen he and his friends
all anxiety that he should be tattooed He then
the lookou for the tatoong Of neghboring chief
with whom he may unite. On these occasions six
dozen young may be tattooed at time and for
these there may four five tattooers employed Tat
tooing regular profession just house building and
well paid.
The instrument used in the operation obong piece
Of human bone (os ,m) about inch and half broad
and two inches long. time Of and slaughter
harvest for the tatooers get supply of Instruments
The end is cut like very small toothed comb and
the other is fastened to piece of and looks like
little adze They dip it into mixture of candlc-nut
ashes and water, and tapping it with little mallet it sinks
into the skin and in this way they puncture the whole
surface which the tatooing extends The greater
part Of the body from the waist down to the knee
stripes Of the untattoed skin which, when they well
oiled makes them appear in the distance If they had
black breeches After smarting and bleeding
while under the hands of the tattooers the patience
the youth is exhausted They then let him rest and
for time, and before returning to him again. do little
each of the party In two three months the whole is
| completed.
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Ice! Ice :! Ice -!

YHyIIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN STORE and
n s4ls the following,
90 bags led PETIT GULF COTTON SEED.
4 bales (35O sach) GuNNY BAGS.
pipes halves MARSAIIA WINK, ofths well
known and of J. Il g. Florio.
10 bbls. PORT WINE.
10 half pipes, quarters aud sigh.hs fine MADEIRA
ITALIAN WALSUTS, LENTELS, BEANS, etc.
iana sale low. Apply BAsEIII CO. 81 Common st.
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The ordinances and resolutions Of the Board
of Aldermen were then read for the first time,
and were laid over under the rule.
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- No. lO9 MAGAZINE STREET.
COTTON SOO, HORSE POWERS $50, PLOWS -, CROSS
BAR CABLE CHAINS AND IRON BOLTS p.r n; FIFTH
TRACE AND BREAST CHAINS BRIDLES HARNESS. PACK SAD
DIES, INDIA RUBBER BAGS; CALIFORNIA OUTFITS, .nsh
ROPE CoToN HOOKS o. per dozen; NEGRO CLOTH
INC; HEAVY CLOTH oyERCoATS, with Capes at SO; SHOES from
BOOTS 81
ali Of which bslf the price cheaper
uny other house in 10 mh6
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1osT DARING ASSAULT AND ROBBERY
About9 o'clock last evening, ore of the most
daring assaults and robberies we have ever
Anown perpetrated in our city took place near
he Swing Bridge over the Ship Canal on
Water Street.
A stranger who had come of one of tie
boats lying at the dock, proceeding up the
sheet, was attacked by three men, against
whom he undertook to defend himself with the
dirk Of his sword cane. but before he could
draw it, he was knocked down and drag
ged off TO a yard in the immediate vicinity.
He cried out for help, and Jack, porter to the
Mansion, ran to his assistance. On reaching
shem, he caught sight of the dirk and made an
artnek upon one of them, who dropped the
watch of the stranger and what proved to be
roll of money, in all $50, together with some
paper, and all of them made good their escape
The stranger, We regret to say, is severely
injured, and it is pretty certainly ascertained
ahsi the villains have obtained very large sum
u money. We have good authority for stating
shat The amount is 1000, but we are conf
dent that the police. who are on the track, will
speedily ferret them out, and, in some measure,
redeem the city from the disgrace which such
ss oct of daring villainy casts upon it.-Buf
EaEo Courier.
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dtEDAR TAR-The most successful remedy.
" now in use for the cure OF Consumption Bron.
eAitis, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dyspepsi,, Piles
Kngs Evil Diseases of the Kidneys Liver, DC
Opinions Of the Medical Faculty
BALTIMORE, March IL, 1851
Mrs. b. b. Norris-Dear Madam 1t gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) as an excel.
Snt preventive or curative 10 the first stages of
bronchial affections, or diseases of the Lungs and
slso as very valuable tonic Yours very respect.
3nlly, TIL WRIGHT M d.
Isubscribe, with pleasure and full confidence, to
ase GOOD effects of the Cedar Tar as prepared and
S0se by Mrs. Norris in many cases of disease, hav
rs prescribed it frequently, and always with good
e1ects. A. RICH, M. D.
March 81, 1851.
Mrs. b. B. NoTris-Madam 1t gives me pleas.
ne to recommend to the favorable notice of the
gobic your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) in bron.
xsial affections aud diseases OF the lungs
THOMAS OWINGS, M. D.
Baltimore, March 81, 1851.
The Cedar Tar is daily gaining popularity in this
snmmunity, and some of our own physicians are
recommending it to their patients.
We are permitted to refer to the following per.
sons citizens OF Richmond and vicinity, out OF
A5ge number, (who, from motives of delicacy, pre-
scr that their names should not be made public J
VINO nave received great benefit from the use of the
1af: VIM. C. Crump, Dentist II. Meseke, Jas R.
Moore, Jno B. Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
Call and see certificates.
Beware of counterfeits The genuine arti.
Gle Is for sale by
P. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
au4 General gent for Eastern VIRGINIA
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|tRRtVALE AT THE PRlNC Al IHOTRLS
~ axe sArURDAY. Ka

i AMERICAN HoTEL--T Cartwright,
Bea ,er Dam, Va; F Ferguson, h,cnmono;
] B Cuson. Hanover; ] Toban and lady, and
w HAYS, Canada; Capt Talbot, British Army;
j Maseor,. N Y; B Stevens and q w Dunbar,
Philadelphia; G Powers and lady, and Miss
Powers. La; Mrs Coates and servant, Mem,
phis, Tenn; C n FIourie, lady and servants,
or and lady, Miss Flower, and T Sprigg, La;
j T Shackieford, Alabomu; A Stearns, Bos-
ton; P G Norsh, Alabama; J Adams, Boston;
DR. 5 Penrine and lady, Mobile; w P Ellison
and lady, ..
EXCHANGE HOTEL H Harrison,
Amelia; Mrs l. A Page, Miss NJ Page, Mrs d
Brockenborough, child and two servants, Ha-
mover; J b Young, Henrico; DR. w C Stone,
N C; P s Barot, S c; w c Homer, Nouoway;
w G Robertson and daughter, Alabama; d n
Bennettsville; G P Townsend, s e College;
K II Armistesd and servant, Williamsburg; J
Z Southall, Charlottesville; d Wilson, niece
and servant, Norfolk; DR. X w Starke, Texas;
w Armstrong, Fauauier; l. Marye, Frede'
ricks5urg.
CITY HOTEL.-A A Yeatman, Glouces-
ter; James r Gates, Powhatan; J H Hine,
Richmond; J B Cason, Hanover;W Havi-
son, Portsmouth; DIR Talaferro, Fauquier TO;
J Nj Smith, Petersburg; pleasants,
Virginia; G A Moore, Philadelphla; = N
Moore, do: r Minor, Va c r r; c d Robin
son, Notioway; Thomas Edwards, Kentucky;
J B Ball, E A Eavwicks. Miss Eavwicks,
N Carolina; Mrs. Nottingham and son, Lexing-
ton; Mrs. Ewing and two children, Trenton,
New Jersey; Misses Ewing, Master Ewing,
do: w Martin, Dinwiddie; w A Fisher and
son, Danville; A Cali, N C..
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-R E Taylor,
Goochland; hall, N G r Road; Charles
Freeman, Norfolk; John Howard, Rchmond;
R POWELL r Hopkins, S K Roper, Pc.
tersburg; A Blackburn. J E Woodson, J B
Keeree, HeDrco; r J White, Lexington. Va;
w Y Nelson, Cumberland; A ID Harris, do;
Taylor Rockinpham
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHMOND =.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia
mdse to Mayo a Atkinson
Schr Sea Flower, Dayton, Albany, lumber
Schr Edwin Aarons, Jas River, wheat to War.
wick a. Barksdale.
Schr VIM Ferguson, North, Jas River, to War
wick & Barksdale
Schr c A Cole, Myers, James River, wheat, to
Haxall e. Bro.
SAILED,
Brig Sophia, Small, Boston, mdse to Robert Ran.
kin.
Schr Richmond, Loveland, New York, mdse, to
D Currie.
Schr H r Smith, Norton, cid at New York for
Richmond, 5th
Bark Amphitrite, (of Hamburg) from Callao for
Hampton Roads, was spoken July 18th, lat % N,
lon 40 80
schr Harmony, Cumminger, Richmond ard at
Halifax Both nit
schr st Mary, Lam bkin, cid at New York, for
Richmond 7th
Brig Brothers, of NJrfolk, for Trinidad, was spo.
ken July %, lat 80, lon 81
schr Mercy Taylor, Nickerson, cli st Boston, for
this port, 9th.
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4 rnEAI NOhIHEhN MAIL AOUTE.-
~ New and Comfortable Schedules
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHILADEI,.
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE On and af
ter the lst of March, the following quick and com.
Portable schedules will be run over the inland route
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich.
mond, daily, at o'clock, A. M and O'Clock, P. NJ;
arrive in New York, daily. at 81, A. NJ, and Ct P NJ
are 10 washington, ist class seats. IS so
" Baltimore Is. "...........7 70
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia by rail. ~
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by ' New . "
Castle and Frenchtown line, 2 so
Between Philadelphia and New York 2 90
For LIST class passengers, and 90 ON each for I'd
class do.
Besides the through and direct connexion named
ABOVE with the main Northern Route, through
tickets, direct can be obtained at the Depot of the
Baltimore Ohio Railroad COMPANY in WASHING
ton tor Pittsburg and Wheeling via the Ralay
House On the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
Crime "a hours).. .s11 IN
Between Washington and Wheeling
Cline 81 hours. 10 IN
For through tickets to Washington and Rslti.
more, or other Information, apply at the ticket OF
tee. Va
- Doou PloPoi' IN a0oitlOn+ TO state, for the
Information OF passeng that four daily lines are
Ia operation between Washington and Raltimore
by means Of which the traveller who throuah
business or pleasure, has been delayed in Wash
ington, has it always in his power to proceed at
convenient hour directly on his journey to any
point north of that place. THOMAS SHARP,
Agent of Transportation.
Richmond, Feb. 90, 1852,
pS.-Ihe Night Train will not step to take up OF
put down passengers, except at the following sta
Mons Cottage, Taylorsvle, Junction, Chesterfield
Milford, Glnney's Fredericksburg and Brooks.
N. Bly, order of the Postmaster General rc
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights
fe u Ts
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ARRIVALS AT THE HUGUENOT
SPRINGS.
FRIDAY, Aug

FRIDAY, August 6, 1852.
Mr. + A Rust, lady, four children and SER
want. S s Nicholas, DR. S Maupin and Miss
Maupin, J H Poindexter and sons, Miss
and Miss Annie Gardner, Richmond B
Thornton, Cumberland: P J Leake, Powhatan
c II; w II Richardson, Henrico; G P Bagby
and lady. and A Clarke, Richmond; T Nj
Trabue, Chesterfield; w H Burton, Henrico;
Alien, Goochland; DR. E L Macarthur and
w Cooke, CHESTERFIELD; r B Mumford, F
Scruggs. VIM LaPrade, L LaPrade, Powha.
tan; Maj I c Rice, DIR w F Farrar, Richmond;
S F Cardoza F Simpson, Powhatan: w E
Martin, Chesterfield: w F Allen, Richmond;
d Lyle, Chesterfield; w C Mel and t Depp,
Powhalan, DIR W w Eustace and lady, Rich
mOpd
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
CoNGREss-FerpaY.

CON0NEcS-rNt pAIs
SKMrE--A resolution was adopted, fixing
~ dsily hour Of meeting Al eleven o'clock.
4. r..
Ms. Felch, from the Committee on Public
kaaas.s reported the Homestead Bill and the
Lard Distribution Bill adversely. Mr.. Bor,
hpA stated that minority Of the Committee
- Public Lands were in favor Of the Home
saesd Bill, but that they intend TO offer sub
siif1te for the Bennett Bill"
81. Sewara submitted resolution, which
res adopted, inqniring whether any PROPOSE
hons have been made by the King OF the Sand
wieh Islands To transfer the sovereignty OF those
lslabds to the United States. -,
b Mr. Houston submitted resolution, which
vas adopted, for the appointment OF commi'-
&c Of i've, 10 inquire into abuses, bribery, or
kaud, in the prosecution of claims before Con-
zress, commissions, or the departments and
hessrs. Houston. Borland, Underwoot, Meri.
setheT, and Brooke were chosen as the Com-
nif,ee.
The private calendar was postponed, and
he Indian Appropriation Bill was taken up
After long debate il was postponed; and af-
seY an executive session, the Senate adjourned
until Monday next.
House. OF REPREsESTATIvEs.-Mr Inger.
ssh, by leave, presented joint resolutions of the
legislature of Connecticut in relation to the
eompromise measures of the last Congress;
which being laid on the table and ordered to
b printed, the bill TO regulate the costs and
soes Of the officers Of the United States Courts
-.s taken up and discussed by Messrs. Bowie
and Havens until the expiration of the morning
Aeur; when the House went into Committee
= The Whole on the State of the Union. MIR.
Phelps in the Chair, and continued the cons-
SeJaiion of the Civil and Diplomatic Appro-
pnaifen Bill, which was discussed in five mi>
as,es speeches for the balance Of the days ses-
mon.
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IN ID |73 E|;3=EEE5s; M4ES
SWEET AND WHITE SULPH q K

~ SPRlNGS.-REDUCED FARE, INCREASED
ACCOMMODATIONS Cheapest,
most Comfortable and most Expeditions
Route to the Sweet and White sulphur
Springs.
From Washington by the Richmond and Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Rail Read.
From Baltimore by the comfortable and low
pressure steamer Maryland, Capt E Mitchell.
Connecting at Richmond with the Richmond and
Danville Railroad.
Fare fir, Baltimore to White Sulphur, SIS 90
Baltimore to Sweet Springs, IA 90
Washington to White Sulphur, Is 90
Washington to Sweet Springs, IA 90
Richmond to White Sulphur, 10 90
Richmond to SWEEP Springs, 90
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Thursday
afternoon, at O'Clock, connecting at Aqua Greek
with the train which reaches Richmond at M
the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily Except Sunday IA. M +,
arrive at Lypchburg at l04 P. Nj. Leave Lynch
burg at 81 A NJ, to Buford's by az A. NJ, to Noun
tain House at u P NJ, and to Sweet Springs by 10
P. NJ. Leave Sweet Springs after breakfast and
arrive at White sulphur by i2t P. NJ. Returning
leave White Sulphur at 3 12 P. NJ, to Sweet
Springs at Z 2P. NJ. Leave Sweet Springs at day
light, and to Lynchburg same day by night Leave
Lynchburg at A. NJ =, and to Richmond same day
by 5h. 22m P. NJ
Fare from Richmond to White Sulphur. $40
Sweet Springs. -. 9
Passengers not Directing TO travel in the night
may take extras at Buford's and proceed without
detention to the White ulphur.
Tickets can be had on board the steamboats, on
the Potomac, and from Capt C E Mitchell on the
steamer Maryland and at the office of tho Rich
mond and Danville Railroad, Richmond.
au ITS John II. OSBORNE, Supt.
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c~ CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
a2&9 The subscriber has on hand, at his
Coach-making establishment on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (3th and l4th streen)
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees,
Barouches, Buggies with and without tops, and
Sulkies, all of his own make of the best materials
as good work of the kind can be In the city Of
Richmond; and Respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line, as am
determined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible; and all work Sold that is new war.
ranted. MICAJAH MAEGUM
ap o. dom
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THE TINE HAS COME THAT THE

THE TINE HAS COME THAT THE
l. GOODS MUST BE- SOLD-The subscriber
duce his stock, as to make room for his fail stock
ior an assortment better canuot be found at this
season cn hand. Barge Desine at l24 cts; Lawns
at Cd Calico at ct cts; Shifting at cts; sheetine
az % worked Collars at g. cts Lace Sleeves at
at laa cts; Ginghams at l24 cts Check Muslin At
y cts; swiss at IL cts; finer Muslins equa " as
cheap; tine Linen Cambria Hdks at ~ cts Now
Is the time, If you want bargains, call at
ABRAHAM LEWIS, Jr.,
gu POI Broad street
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uMreONlAN MEUaCINEs.-a,. ,,.
supply OF Composition Cayenne peanar Va
Roc, sn," ena, bayberry. Mandrake, Lobe.is. Blood
80 oos spice bittefs Number six, Blsck Root &c
~ "A BENNETT 4 BEERS,
Drug itss, Main street
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Range of the Thermometer
AT ]. w. RANDoLPH's No. l2l, Main street,
SATURDAY.
TN ii l3 Is 5T;n.
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so.
r. Orders for Tickets In any of the Maryland
lotteries will meet the me- ct prompt and confden.
tial attention, if addressed TO R. FRANCE e. CO.,
Managers, or to CIV. PURCELL,
au 5 Richmond, Va
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UIICn.-R r. DUvAL having this day ia.
~ Zen his brother. J. P. DUVAL. into eo.nart
nershlp, the business will in future be condnc,ed
oy h. Il. Duvai d Brother, at the old Stand,
under the American Hotel. We are row receying
afresh supply OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints, OILS. Ae
&c, and hope, by strict personal attention, to er,
aporton OF public patronage: X. R. DUVAL,
J. P. DUAL
hlcnmono, July LIST, 1882. jyl
CANDL Es.-IO0 boxes Candies, for sale bv
~ aug WILLIAM TAYLOR.
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sNA STEAMSHIP LINE n

@ffh TEAMsHIP LINE OF
$1,000 JACKETS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Positively every Wednesday, until further notice
. Union 49, Steamship companys Line.-The two Few
T s@a oeaau1 ~ Steamships, VIRGINIA, Captain
one ct these fine Steamships viii leave Richnond
tor fhlIadelphia every Wednesday. They are
beautifully fitted up for passengers, are provided
win Franciss Patent Metallic Lite Boats, set rst
rae taoss and every att sntion is paid to the com
goods. ""1 Piolecuon OF
a. freghts taken low, and all transhipment avoid.
Passage ", in first Cabin %, berths and meals in.
D do end do o., do do do
radssase through 10 New York via philadeIobis so
FOR CAPE MAY.
\, Inc Virginia and Pennsylvania win tou.h :, g..
nay during the bathing season to land APE
.. r,assage 70 Cape May g. meals Included ,hn.
sashi1g about halt the expense in visiting hi. mus
nen"1, oxtning place Apply to '1'' uo
:, MAYO 4 ATKINSON, Agents. Rich,,..a
N.BmThe ships returning, leave Ip S,inSs,.
every Wednesdsy, at 10 o'clock, A M .pnia
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- HOUSE WANTED,-We Mil, -,
IL house ON Church Hin or Union lin, ~ , LII
not less than five good rooms, and Lisebsn Ear
one OF this description, we will pay fair nr;ca
T0LER & COOK.
General Agents
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!. MORE PIANU FORTES.

MI, MUSIC, MUSIC.-P. H. TAYLOR
X5EAS has received the following favori.e pieces
XSAa1 No more no more of Fancys uleam by
~ Binkert
Ilov'd thee too dearly, by Mrs Abbot
Sweeter than the breath of morning, BY Nelson
Fife Dean. by Benkert
Do do, for guitar .s-7
My Homo is there, by Kirk
Bohemian Polka, by Petrak
Spirit do. by Barnett
Empire Grand March, by Tombler,,
Compromise Waltz
Liberty do.
jy2 Music Store, $50 Main st.
III BY THE STEAMER ROANOKE,
~ have received cases of those beautiful white
and pearl Nankin felt Hats, to which invite the
attention of all gentlemen who appreciate an ee-
CANT and comfortable head Covering
JNO. THOMPSON
81 Main street.
P. ST. have still on hand full assortment OF
Canada straw Hats, as also every kind of Hat
that ancient or modern history gives any account
ct. 1T.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-09

= e31uss lavUu, $500. .sss8saMi
susquehann6 Lottery, ClasS No 80. to be drawn
q baltimore on Wednt sday, August llih. 70 mum
bAra IA drawn stI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-09

CLOSING OUT SUMMER sT01,K--
~ AZ the season has far advanced WE nr,,,s.,
selling the remainder of our sumae stoct I, 90,
Tor cash, and would invite the attention NJ ali .hn
wish TO purchase cheap, to some of the most oh 10
goods OF the season. which we have We, ON hand
c,o,,. HENRY SHAFER g. Co