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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01
STATES and PACIFIC

IT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA.
~ sNY-FW NEW ORLEANS via HAVANA
The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY 1900 tuos. John
Leeds commander will sail from the pier at foot Of
wanen-w N. B., On TUESDAY, Marchs at . o'clock
p. NJ precisely.
RATES OF PAssAex TO HAVANA AND NEw-o ORLEANS.
Nev Arrangement.
Ladies' Saloen Beths
A ffer Saloon Reyhs ....-.....--.-...7 10
Eorw syd saloon Rerths ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
s,ssysss Rs,ths ............ Is
Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
Freight taken to NewOrleans at 40c per cubic foot
Shippers of freight requested to supply themselves
with he COMPANY bills Of iadng which may be had
application the oce. No other form will be signed
Ror freisht or passage apply 10 NJ o. ROBERTS,
25f tM9 No III West st., corner Of Warren-H
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NOR CALIFORNIA.-THE ONLY
III THROUGH LINE.-The splendid new sieamshi?
WILLIAM PENN VIII positively sail for CHAGhks saa
SAN Juan Mach g. at Q O'Clock precisely. Passenger
taking through " this steamer VIII Dc certain 70
40 through without delay. For passage Apply 70
PALMER CO, No 90 Broadway. or
m tSh2 BIS HAICHAr, No Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-01

NOTICE.-The New-York and Harlem
Railroad Company having agreed 20 accept the Al
bsny Extension Of the HewYork and Harlem hallrosd On
prepared at his Office. No Ceners. to receive and ex,
change Albany Eytsnsion Certificates for % Capital
stock AZ per NewYork. Feb 10, 1857
lef2w SAM. NJ bLAIChFOhD' Ife"ure''
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FOR CHARLESTON and HAVANA
"A -WEDNESDAYS STEAMER The hvorits
Steamship SOUTHERNER, W. Foster Comm aaaer viii
tays eI No Moth River, at o'clock NJ prec sely
WEDNESDAY. March3 For freight or passage an
Ply at the Counting Rosm of
SPOFFORD. TILLESTON co :, No IS south-st
Passengers by this Steamer viii Charleston 10
tine to take the Steamer ISABEL leaving for Havana
he 6th OF March. mi Is
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DAP K X HANGINGS, BORDERS,
IL and WINDOW SHADES.-A large assortment
embracing than five hundred different patterns and
styles from the finest gold and velvet to common Blanks
including Decorations, Oak, Maple Marble fire board
Prints, &C Orders solicited from the city and country
Trade. The Subscribers would also inform the citizens Of
New York and Brooklyn that they prepared to
csve and execute all orders putting up De-
coraons and Hapgngs IN Saloons Public Halls. Drawing
Rooms Parlors. &C. Call and examine at the Manuac
tory. Nos I66 and 68 sebermerh orn-st City Hall,
Brooklyn. [l4f 1m'l EAMES HOOGLAND 4 co.
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PROPOSALS will be received until the
9Th day March next for altering the Windows in the
With Ward School House in CLARK ST. Specifications
be seen at No l7s Spring Of from to O'Clock r. ~
J. w. FELL,
J. r. Fact. , Committee.
ar 2ws J. g. BURNTON,)
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IFE CHARACTERIZATION Loan
lL Fund Life Assurance Society Of London; 9snern
Agents Office, No. Grand St., JERSEY CIy-Ihe sDots
Csmpany continues effect insurance on TIE nves OF psf
soas resident IN the United states and California and
other special hazards, at fair rates Of premium y"
"a TxThxstf JLFlEptP STAIR. General Agsn
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Ocean Cleaners, Er.

Orean Cleaners, Nr.
EO K LIVERPOOL. The favosite
Il steamship CITY OF GLASGOW, william WYE,
nnsheer, vii ssii from Phladep ha for Liverpool
Thu RSpAY March 4 at II O'Clock.
faHase IN Saloon State rooms.
Passage IN Sore CABIN STATE rooms s.
raneneers viii be provided with rail way tickets 10 Phil
sosphls fee Of expense bv the agent.
THOMAS RICHARDSON,
fd tMh3 No. a. Erchsnce place.
NTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK
~ and GLASGOW.-Ths Glasgow aad New -Yo'k
stssmshIp Ccmpanys new Sreaalship 4" GLASGOW
u soz tras-+e9 horse power) N Stewart. Comm snde-,
viii ssll from New York for GLASGOW on TUESDAY 81,
9Th 81 March next. AZ - O'Clock NJ
SeOthr
Second CABIN. Passage .-....-3 IS
AisspI'o J. McsyMoN, No. - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

An Bedford 18TH ship Caroline Pket, Worth Pacific
Ocean via Sandwich Islands s00 bbs go sp OIL and
n whalebone Sold bbs oil and home 600 bs oil and
5000 n Spoke Jan 81 lat 45 lon S W.,
ship Superior Babcock London North Pacific, ~ bills p
March is lon 80 % w, Falcon, Smith from North Pa
cGc New Bedford oil since leaving SANDWICH Islands
when she had IS sp 800 VIII
letter from Nye. OF View Bedford reports her
81 wen had oil leaving West
srn Islands in September Would sell days a cruise
Teesaphed at New Bedford 10TH whaehp showing VIM Gift
undoubtedly Caroline Paket last reported cid at
Oahu Nov. ~. with 500 bbs. OIL
Arr at Ho Feb O. ship Ocmusee Cotfle Of Holiness Hole, 10
months bbs oil board reported Nov 100 200 whale
bark Harvest spooner Faaven months 10 18TH ship
Hlman Cook, out, clean 10th, Almra, jerks,
Edsartown 8 menths out clean.
ahsna barb Ann steen, Of saehartor, rom
cruise with bbs whale ships Washington Rose do, 900
whale 18th, Jefferson, Hunting, do 10 months out, Is p 400
whale and cleared day reported Nov 800 whale
18th, Nmrod, Corey, New Bedford months out clean.
spoken-Aprl hat 49, Ion. TO- bark n ID. Chase OF Beverly,
with 20
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Sp0keu. &c.

Dec at T. l. lon lci f., shp Caase, from hanh nr
~
Jan o. h 90 g., % W.. bs Ella, (Bren Erdnan I'M New
York(E Nov eQ) for Batavia.
Yeb IS lat - CO. lon I6 So Iodine Of and from Sunderland
march H. lat Ion ship Col Cu;ts, Chase m Havre for New
Yoh. p..u. g..
Havr for New Orleans.
March lat ST. lon a. shp Amsranih Prohs I'm bremeha'en
Msh o. lat 81 49, chip CoIon-t, (Br) AeTanier from Law
erpool for New York. -, -
xpr T. lat &c. lon 70 ship wiHdermere, Fairfield from New Or
March ~ bat, 60 TO- Am ship Eleanor, bound w; nothing
further
March 81 lat 70 H. barb Franklin. Gibbs, from Boston
Is days, ior Trinidad . ,
March 81 lat II Is, e, sehr Hary Emily, from for
Hstanzas.
Apr H. csrnavera trs Mara, I'm Ia vans OF and for Bristol
Aprll 81, lon u o. schr Admiral OF New bei,rd
fprsbaby ADRIAN Dnmck from b for Cardenas-had lost fore
mast the day previous and would make for the nearest port
Iprl IA of Amanda from New YORK for 81
John NIB, and Enterprise, Of Welfeet.
March Waterloo from New York for Liverpool
March ion e as chip Fanny Bennett, I'm Liverpool
for Baltimore,
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To Mariners,

ospAorrr-lrrosr,sr SIR Hasrrss orrrss we 90
y ISSUED s ,e Governor Of Gd5sine that
Will be observed AZ The SAINT W cone
eu.nae Of being made penal settlement:
Ffst-Fro and after the arrival AZ The sia o. ine SAP ple
uue~chn further orders al merchant veSses
sailing plying within he Vicinity o. ihe
during the night approach near The shores OF oss
ea nde. as be within cannon shot
Secdy-Every night ha hour aner TIC ,eiis the ,an
Ann shall of the OF La Ierre DE aa
FROM until the Of the eNery vessel % eos
shall tote fosors regulation s ne hee
run 10 blank cartridge by OF notice the second
and should such become necessary a oe
lobe deffay- % the 0"e or '
of thev other craft
Tardiv-The Military Conmandan, and me lnenaant eom'
earv are directed a conoe-ned 10 see to the due 90
pre~en; Proclamation which eha be r~'o"ss IA Az
piscss where II shall he necessary.
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5000 cx-s-,sr frs-s Ga Mr. Dss"fsr. :. -
-, a~rs,r Tsys<. NJ r.ys,s, ss"'. ~ ~ ~
T~vr Ctarlss Rober,,on r Frasc-,e yo. ayers. Dasa
~ Sif uyer- Mr. civs, H. Wagon, A f'f'eS' = -"
q ~ SECOND cabin - .ss. a nd gnsA-Nr..
~ Nn. Msnash, Of Staten is'snd " "a. w NJ. =
.esss &. Dor, az Br~tpn; hrs s>'ts-
~ ~, pcw.r and lazy Miss and Master Powell O. Nv
I ~ f:i.s. Virginia J. Bui;sr~orh. b. ics<.sen. u
r. r~,,r kSy " Fo~tss Ennever anh as5 -
49, to.sph Lacy wihan H.ary sarah and he5etsh $500
s-as - P,o,sd@uc. w t,raussen, ifeisnd kssraas
poo, and adv = Wood, ). Moor. Of kns ana MSS r.
". Panel BFoosyni = Dean and ay ". 49,. $500 ~,
a, MEADOW Mr. Dayy, }. stanton - Jenn.nf< an "a"
on> and lady. - L.
b. bs WabeyJsra, from k'sssto~ a~--hr h"a~n wy
annd servant
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MINIATURE Almanac. This DAY. "a.
0-Rnss--.. ls-Sets.- % ~ aeos-sS's'---''''' "
usCu wATER...... TINS BAL. 4, a..
60 ussa.. 80 0ss. Issssd.. 50 ~ "
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.JYDROXYGEN and SUN MICRO

HYDROXYGEN and SUN MICRO
Il Il SCOPE, exhibited in the Mechanics Institute Build
ing Bowery and Division+ts Nobody can imagine
the and miracles Of without having
exhibition Of this wonderful instrument and its astonishing
masnyng Different drops Of water, with its thou
sand uonsrous beings the beautiful coored dust Of butter
hs wing several parts of remarkable inects the ingrs
dients OF drop OF blood crysaizaons Of different sou.
day By sunshne from o'clock A. NJ, and Monday and
Saturday evenings AZ o'clock by the unequaed solar light
Price OF admission Is children l2c Extraordinary
reduction for the pupils of Schools c. sPIESS CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

NAPOLEON at FONTAINBLEAU
= March 81, lsl4-THE EVE OF HIS ABDICATION
painted by Paul DeazocheThe exhibition of this world.
renowned picture which has been visited during the last two
years II England France and Germany by afa million
people now open al Stuyyesant Institute No $50 Broad
way. Open hem A. NJ. TO 10 r. NJ Admission 25 ceuta
Children hall price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

METROPOLITAN HALL.-EVEN-
lvlINGS WITH THE PEOPLE.-Profcssor WHIT
NEY the celebrated Orator and ImpeFsonator respectfully
that he will give his caste popular and elegant
entertainments in the magnificent Concert Room of this
Hail. on MONDAY 18th FRIDAY 23d and MONDAY 18th
April when he viii have the honor to introduce Of his
most interesting characters the Indian, Bton American
Inan and HOoser ntespered with anecdotes and poet
ic recitals.
Professor Whitneys entertainments in Europe and the
United States have received the appreciation Of the tersh
Of the Old and New Worlds.
Admission 50 cents; Second Circle Is cents Tickets for
sale at the principal hotels music and bookstores and the
Hall the day and evening OF performance To commence at
eo'clock.
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THE AZTECS-Can be seen at the So
Il cety Library every day. from to s. and from to g
O'Clock. Tickets Is cents Children l25 cents Pamphlets 80
pages cents
N BThese little wonderful as they In
teresne will this city for Philadelphia Europe
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4 STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE,

IA Every Evening during the week the NEW-OR-
LEANS OPERA TROUPE in their Operatic Entertain
Admission % cents, Family Circle; Amphithester
Tickets admitting six persons ST. Private Boxes 81 and
s. Doors open at O'clock commence at Q. Saturday at
ternoon, entertainment commence at o'clock.
s. g. SANDFORD, Director
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are TO be seen at all hours.
CURIOUS, NEW YORK AMPHITHE-
TROUPE for six days longer
commencing on MONDAY EVENING, April 10; after
which the Amphitheater will be closed for the summer
JOHN GOSSIN. Clown.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Benefit Of Mr. ID. VAN
DERRICK
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DOARD ON BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-

Rooms for single gentlemen, with breakfast and ~
can be furnished house having all the modern Improve
ments of furnace gas aud cold bahs aud unupxsa
view Of the city and bay. Tho horse q magnit Gently
furnished throughout aud every comfort be had h
tied number of gentlemen make arrangements TOR
number of years Address, with real name only, p, =
this Office, for week.
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TABERNACL "WEDNESDAY
Il EVENING April II. Mesrs. B. & +. @. BRAD
BURY'S JUVENINE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
BY choir of about 1000 young singers in uniform dresses
Tickets Is cents.
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BOARD in BROOKLYN ON the La
ID of nay-A Gentleman and Wife and three sns,> O..
tleren can be accommodated with board and plerrss
rorns In one II the hest situations the CITY oay fvs -
utes' walk frc,n Fulton Ferry. unexcepnonsAie reSrss
river and required line addressed "a g. c. and eA -
he Ferry Master Fulton Ferry, in Brooklyn, VIII es ~
immediate attention.
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SPECIAI] NOTICED
In order afford the accommodation 10 the pnbte
the Box Office win be kept OPEN without ntenison fon
A. NJ until the close of the Performance 30 that Gentlemen
on their down in the morning reforming home
ward ia the afternoon, can secure seats.
Tickets NAV be obtained at all the principal Hotels
liites number of tickets will he issued on APP
pic alton to Mr. auckland, at the Box Office .
The Doors will be opened at the Curtain wiz rise AZ
o'clock precisely and the will terminate -
near ii as possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-19

DOARD.-A Front Parlor, with Bed
ID room adjoining second hoor would Be let from lse
May TO Gentleman and Wife, two single 0cntlemsn
The rooms have ali the modern improvements saS bot and
cold water Also large psntrcs. Gentscl accommodations
Location, No. 68 st. Markrplace, near &sv, lsthstD
STAGES pass before the door, Dinner hour at Best rer
snces given and required.
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Ia representations of jerusalem, Mount Zion, and the
interesting places in the Holy Land taken upon the
mons Temple remaining still entire, and also Of Davids
Tomb" where his body shall not see corruption a. do
clared in Psalm Ice. l0v.
Hours ofexhbiton the Society Library Rooms first doo
No SAG Broadway Leonards from 70 IL o'clock An
2to M and 10 in the evenings Lectures Will be given
upon the above subjects on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
MONDAY April 90 % and 26 at o'clock each evening BY
WARDER CRESSON Admission Is cents.
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DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM

ID PIT BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor; JOHN
GREENWOOD, Jr Assistant Manager.-Admssion to the
entire Museum and Performance Is cents Children under
10 III cents; Psrquet LII cents eStrs0MONDAY and
THE MAN WITH THE CARPET BAG and MILDLY
ASHORE In the EVENING. at u o'clock. THE WIFE
The YOUTHFUL GIANT, the HAPPY FAMILY, &C.
IN he aeeu af all hcura
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-23
STEAMBOAT RACING ON THE NORTH
RIVER.

In spite of the disaster on board the nen'y
Clay, and in spite of all the eloquence OF 'ne
combined New York press, the Aida ana
Francis Skiddy have continued 10 race every
dav since the Henry Clay was ourheo' ana
| FIR how long A time before, this deponent saith
| not. One day last week they came into New
bure "pip and TUCK" as the racers say. the
Francis Skiddy being about hall length
ahead. and both made for the same wharf The
Francis Skddy got in first, by the distance be-
tween her stern and her wheelhouse, when the
Aida. determined not to be outdone, pitched
right into her, and carried away her Wheel
house. There was awful shrieking among the
passengers, ofcourse, and with good reason,
too but that was matter Of very little mos
ment to the captain, who was determined that
his boat should not be beaten. They were
both, il appears. crack Loa,s, built for speed,
and the commanders, of course, take pride in
their performances.
Asw we have said before, we really do not
see how this practice, a most dangerous one,
is to be done away with. Penal laws have
been tried, but they seem TO have no effect
Unless the owners of steamboat lines concur
in dismissing the fret man, and every success
sive one, who engages in it, there is no hope
for il. But then the owners have both pride
and an interest in seeing their boats outstrip
those opposed to them. Besides, il is q cha
rac,eristic of the American people-one which
has been observed by forei gners ever since
they were a people-that they can never get
along fast enough. They are always in a
hurry, and are never satisfied unless they are
going with railroad speed. whittier they know
not, and do not seem to care. This trait in
the national character, will always make the
larger number Of passengers select the swiitest
mode ofcoaveyance they can find, without the
slightest reference whatever to safety. 1t is
this we II known fact that stimulates the cap
tain to race with his boat, and that prevents
his employers LON dismissing him for doing
so. They both know that rapidIy and not
safety is what the public desire, and as they
are public servants, they of course cater for its
tastes 1t is true, that after the occurrence Of
great calamity, such as that of the Henry
Clay, the public generally discovers that the
conduct ofthe officers has been most atrocious.
But what stimulates them under such circum-
stances What but the we'll known propen
sity Of the public itself to get along as fast as
II cant
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n OHOLERA. prAenss@- -
D oI1.a l,vynDUs, CHOLIcS, CNAHP Gp xgO.
r ,.s.n,; ~ The BOWELS, sPAsM1nmisri ring
stsSler gs Dis so &c. n.y Be cure. ns |.
None genuine without the siapsturs
sTADIKs, NJ d. s'a'ofe OF z. n
C.iIIs and Fevers, Ague Bilious. p.r..
ana nefvous Fever:, General Weaxpe.. wnt
Is.. p sas smD Chronic Desy jaaass
Ague and Fever Specific, 'apaefs Great
Stabler, N. d. afe oil 4. Il
stahier's Aiterafive--A valuable rensd, :,
Impurities OF the Blood, ErysDels. p snassdJ Tor
Rheum, MILK Crust. Rheamst,sm Pr Dolls Salt
iarEed Tonsils Sore Throat, Dropsy iTIcs 1as. In
legs, Swelled Glands, Deranged liver Csc, On the
Paipation OF the Heart, letters, &c. iesson
na AL o. the n above e for sale 10 Richmond by GAY
La a. % Co. r. Il. sTABLER, NJ D.
10 ~o-on AIexandr;.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-23

RoCKETTs-A REV WHARF.-THE SHIPPING, &c.
the increase Of our city trade and marine com :
merce, has created demand for more wharves -
TIL. has been supplied in part by one of our m,st
en.erprsing citizens, Mr.. Poi:iaux Robinson, who
has Just had erected at considerable cost a large
new wharf about 800 feet in length, imm sdiately
below Glett's creek, at Rockets substantial
stone wall forms the abutment along the river line
and similar wall extends along the creek, to pre-.
tect the wharf grounds from overflow from that
source. The low grounds, lying between this new
whsrf and Rockets street. covering space gilmore
than an acre, and hitherto amarshy place, unfit for
any purpose the cultivation of frogs, has been
filled up with clay, by the expenditure of great Ia
DOR, to afford dry and firm approach Tor wagons,
sc TO the wharf.
At this new wharf discovered a fixture for
loading and unloading vessels, which, for heavy and
unwieldy freight, we deem decided improveme
upon the usual mode of the derrick block and tea
kle, &c. railway is erected about twenty feet
above the ground, supported by frame work, and
extending back about .twen.y-iv yards II ON the
wharf. On this railway is placed small car or
struck" with wheels and ropes attached for draw.
ing up letting down freight, and running it or
from the vessel, in the same manner that similar
machines are employed about bridges and heavy
stone work The wagons drive under the railway,
and the freight be transferred either directyto
or from the boat without touching the wharf More
power and expedition are attained than by the Gus
| tomary mode of loading and uni aiding vessels with
very heavy articles.
The machine is now employed in transfe ring
from wagons very heavy granite blocks intended
tor the sd Jtou to the Cspito. at Washington The
g ne are brought from quarry on the James River
aud hanawha Canal, ana are 10 be shipped to riil
contract which Mr.. Henry Exall has el.tered into
to furnish portion OF TT stone for that work
Theopening of the fall trade has given stirring
ana business aspect TO Rockets. On Saturday the
wharves throughout Their whole extent were
crowded with vessels delivering and receiving car
goes. The wagons and drays n9w have busy
| time between that place and u } town little mere
paving in the vicinity OF the wharves would faci
tate operations and r. nder their abors more agree
able. The recent rains have placed the low grounds
there in a soft and muddy condition, adding much
to the hardship of teamsters. On Saturday, we
| discovered, just below Messrs. Haskins d. Libbv's
a wagon and three mules STALLED" in ia. mud At
Yer a little "cuttng and sashng,a and few whoops
and extra pulls, the muller, the wagon and at the
same time, the temper of the driver were all al
muitaneousiy relieved We were pleased to see
them extricated, but turned away decidedly of the
opinion that the driver wal not a msmher Of .ru
] Christian Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-23

FOUND DEAD.-The body OF dead man, whose
name We did not learn, discovered yesterday
lying the side ofthe Va Central Railroad about
mile above the city. An inquest had not been held
at the time we received the Information. We I'M
derstand that there were some bruises about his
person, but it was not ascertained in what name
his death was occasoned. We shall, no doubt
learn the particulars to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-23

A CAUT1oN-The old brick walls, the remains
of building some time since destroyed by fire, on
Main, between 22nd and 23rd streets, are soaked
with rain, and, as every passer-by can with a
single eye, are in falling condition. Persons there
fore who have any regard for their lives, would do
well to " stand from under"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-23

ITO HOU SEh REFERS AND 9TH h Nss.
i II have large lot of Stone Ware OF good quail.
Ivy, portion of it very superior, purchased an
administrators sale) which am now hauling in
from the factory, and am DESTROYS of selling. and
VIII sell at half the factory pi:es in lots as it runs
The lot consists Of every variety of the article,
such as Butter, Preserve, Pickle Lard and other
Jars, all sizes; also, Churns Bread and Milk P ans
Spittoons Water Jars, sc, with quantity of Jugs
and Flasks ian innocent article, it due caution is
used in what goes into land comes out of them")
am desirous to dispose of the waole balance that
now remains, but in the mean time will take great
pleasure in supplying families with what they NAV
require and order. This is the very season for
Picking and Preserving therefore pray the atten-
ton of the Ladies' The Ware can be seen at nv
residence (The Richmond Dock L1ck)
au 23-3t@ BAT GRAVES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-23

~ We have received from Messrs. West &
Brother an interesting work from the pen of G. w.
NJ. Reynolds entitled The Necromancer, or the
Mysteries of the Court of Henry the Eighth"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-23
FOR NEW YORK via NORFOLK,

By United States Mail Line euery Tuesday After
NOON
SPLENDID STEAMSHIP ROANOKE.
FL, The ROANOKE, Captain Parrish,
%GfSSg will be ready to receive freight to
&zafsakssts. day (Monday) at IL o'clock, for New
York. and will continue to receive
it up to the hour of l clock, P. NJ, to morrow,
Tuesday, the oath inst. She will leave as usual the
day at o'clock P NJ Passengers will please
to be on board by or before that hour.
Passage, including meals and state room accommo.
dations, only $40
Steerage passage only Observation-Disclosures. 5
Passengers taxing this ship for Norfolk will be
charged the same as by the river boats.
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