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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

,rs nv FIRE DURING THE FAST
Ho'' tie months of May, June and jay
CuARTfh "a ,s alarms ofhres In the city Inc
there WEI. .nS;no. consumed or partially demasea
30, ~ and the whole amount Oh sIoo ooo
N, coach as near can be e''i"a'o' oNo,,, az 600
~ (which there was covered oy
,,xrs-A large building M
lMfho' ",scrurIns purposes 10 now nearly = m
tended ioI ni., ~ 1Iderrnsn Sdlwoll ounuy, Wncn
pleted on .uo IRE ON the % tn oil Juhe Ia',
was S sories in hight with ossenen. anu
eset deep On the rear ana attsc nsu'ue' SVo
frontoy a sko of brick, is In course OF erecuon
nurnoses which will be 40 feet front oy %
oi Ssep The value Of the two lots upon wica
hnidlpgs erecting IL ssVOV eaoh' aHu 'N0 VIZ
buildings will be s'9'OVO
T.x.N WITH A FIT.-A young woman,
I'D Emma Woolsey, taken with nj while rid
me N a stage from Greenwood on wednesday nlgot
81 wss taken 10 the Second District Stahonhouse ~
Officer BabcOck aud tnerce was yesIeIuay Con'0y'O
En- the County Poor. House.
AccIpgNT AT THE FERRY.-On We'd
ne,day niaht, young man named Davl1 Stewart ma
one f hi. legs badly crushed in attempting to jump OF
one Of the Fulton Ferry boats beio oeng IN Ninth
The bridge lie conveyed 70 MS res1ehce ~ ~
sv New York by the friends that accompanied HILL
The accident was the result of foolhardlneSS'
Police BrsINEss.-A man named Jollll
n.,i, the keeper Of boarding house in Mhist was
t, h.fore Iu,tjce KinQ Yesterday, for committing
sI yoen s:auupon John Poser his boardes
red SIS and held In $500 oa 70 keep peace
orl nan ed Alice Lands was arrested n su'p l9n %
,,eaine sum OF money from bakers chop 10 ma
II seems ,hat another girl named Farreil, hl'
previously been In the shop snd made p1,cagse manu-
inI s. 6ill to the baker in payment me Snsnge q
stated was laid upon the coupI s o oI Iqnds came in
and the charge was that she had taken the moGey oI
The nor being shoxn she honoraby discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06
PHILADELPHIA MARKET ThursddU AuU

reduced stock and favorable adsces from Europe The
FLOUR market is inactive. There but little inquiry tor
export and the only sales reported 4oO bbs fresh ground
at l.. 4 biol which 1t Is freely otere and some old
stock at 81 Sales in lots for the supply Of the retailers
the bakers at SASS IS for aud good brands and
81 57ds4 t2 for extra according quality small sale
OF RYE FLoURat g oH Corn mEALis but little Inquired
after; 100 barrels Penny vena sid at re less than ) p
p b5l.
There is go5d demand for WHEAT but the recep ts have
materially fallen OIL and the close there scarcely a1y
soat unold Sales of $40 bush prime old Penusgy
White at 81 OIL old Red 9O0Jlc and at 83c T. bush.
Small sales Of RYE az 750 &c CORN is and in de-
ind at the a.e advance. Sales Of l000 bush Yellow part
69d7Cc. and part terms kept private OATS ara in
rather better demand eco bushels Southern sold
Sc and zoo bush old PennsJ yania AZ 4oc y BUSH WINS
~ is 10 steady demand At pc tor bbls. and hhds
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tier a Cri. REM Cark. of y. 3 reports Jl-e d. '
Cost "i Peru, I'll Cou'.r bowl 1d y g.. A. -Jtj
i~, fae1n, NJ GIBBS. WcAs
H. ospi Ieaas Cn Arthur, NlntDc. = 80 .pi J1a- %,
fieG'- . ". &c., for home, 20.. Root. Edward, Bar
se-' ,tosp At Iouoez June q, Lsouas Clark, n b -"
2.F .Aosa-l, Platra L,c Wetpou, .: foaAlu, Lake,
y H. -l pi VIA, Perry, Aal. 'as Heard from ct 0a9tso5
Islands Oh may jos Meg, Alien, y. B. CO. sp Cousifr- VI
d. ioo ~ Andrews Nye DO, 80 p Java In9mpson H.,
100 -. Hear oil 0..0 March Ciafes feierrt Ills
kn-, b, '.J 81 bound 70 The Arlc Or-n Heard rom IN
April, Amcy YET, Howe, ~ b toJ So from Caip jay -,
Nu. Roth Mor. euier r. H., cruise, no Oh on ooari sn
sold % atl9
yal July clean. Report. bark Spartan Cook Of
~ p bus Germ, Ryan. OF Truro, eeaa Heard nom June -!
tarA Orrsy Tar. Hal lu, ~ B., clean.
letter o Capt soc ley, Of ship Iamerane OF n B. reports
her My n. los w, With bbls - OIL, taken
the previous days all well bound 70 the n w Coast
letter Capt snip Charles w. Mssln OF " b,
reports her a. Bay ri Islands Feb a. with 400 bb o. all vel
Letters from ship Omega Russell Of Nantucket reports her
Dee wnh tOO sp bound to Bay. VI Islands -
spoIen-nsy on the Equator Napoleon, Of Nant,
syt &c IsyCr VI o,L
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riarlsets....c CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED foR TIE TRIBUNE.
THURsDiY August D. 1852.
AsHEs-The market is buoyant for Pots al 7ja - 81
Pearls seady and sabe s. 30. The sales ~ 5)s
COTTON-A brisk demand prevail ed to-day and }oO bales
changed hsnos st full pices Inc PrPa purchases were
FLOUR AND MEAL.-There is increased business in
our market for Western I'll but State Is firm and In air
request Tor eYcort and the trade Mixed baid' OF
are plenty aud heavy The inferior grades are iy
and in r. cd demai 10 Canadian dun 1Ad
The supply Is coed Sdes Of 900 bbs common a1cs az
s. b. on bond The sales OF domestic 1000 b1s A.
s. S7iG$3 81 for state, s3oa:i ~ for mixed - fancy
Mchigsn and Indiana snd common good O9io si0Si -
for Iour hoop Ohio and favor Stats southern
active. but prices unchanaed Th4 s,ss are
very Heasie Sses OF 800 btl. at 81 :: 80 for n,Xsd
70 good straight and+ ard 81 7jOSj 81 Tor fancy Rye
Flour quiet with little oising at 3 ~)dj Ut Corn
Meal wanted and Is very scarce Sales of 81 bbls Jsr-
,ey s. - 37t Brand wine is scayre, and wanted
GRAIN-Withs good supply OF Wheat the ma-ket
ard pyorsbe advice, from Europe BY the Nasaa prices
and still tend downward the export dem and u not
active the decline The al-s 1000 bushels prime
White All shigan part az 9jc and toe residue private
terms; Ja bushels unsound Canadian private tern
eoO0 bushels White Southern, arrive at 93, 800
bushels DO, part unsouAd terms not made puoi;' and
$500 bushels prime White Canadian Csc. Rye IL quleI
and nominal at 3c. Oats steady with good demand
and fer supply Sales OF Canadian aud Western S. - ~
aud d46 for Canal Barley quiet the supply IS moder-
and prices nominal at jja62t Corr Is plenty the
the homo nquiryi' fair. Sales g eco bushels al Tor
unsound, 81. dbjc. for Western mixed. Round Yellow s
still scarce snd prices roninal White is nuh wanted bl
there is little here 10 note.
WHIsKY-The market is rather easier with more Offer
ing; the demaud fair Sales OF 700 bbs at 2ic for OIo
and ca &c for later pice with short TINS
Drudge IL lower. Sales OF 80 hhis at 2!c, Tina
PROVISIONS is less hImness Ia po'k but there
Is little disposition The part of the principal holders 70
press sales in of the moderate stock and limited
ceipts The local demand isgoed Sales 800 at 80 81
so tor Moss sl2 for Clear, and 81 10 for Prime Beet
very firm and good demand for the trade and ships use
Sales Of $50 bbls. a. SosJ for old Prime and Ss5 5Oa
lee for Hams ard d9c fox Shoulder, Lard ii firm bat
quiet Sale, Of 10 bols and ties at lI ltc aud ke1sA
| Baeris plenty and in fair re4-est a: ia Sc for
Ohio ard ~ lie for Western Neg-Yok Cheese Il quiet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

PHILADELPHIA, Aus 5-f1ircJ- 8rgs Mary Perkins, NICK
eron NV York susan Duncan Herman, New loadoa; j. -
Pente Storr. New York f. o. Holt CoIdry no.; srs. j. 4.
munroe Hichn' do Susan l. Cooker, Bntt, Taunton, MAJ
sydney Price Gany, Wilmington y. CO Samuel Lenov Len
S4usets; Benedict, Gerry New Hl zen; Martha. Teal Rch
noud; T. l.. Mlr, Elliott. Mdeown, Conn., Harrison Prcr
Rsyuor Port Waihal Mary Jane Peck. Depuy, Redmond
ChrUEoMeer Pearson NcS Haven JuA France- cArst,
PatHor sanford M hmoud Antelope, Normwood. hcnnebauk
Abra IS, Gancy, RoNboro Geo. Hoffman, WORTH Boston.
Coiot-Seauer Peno1s,ot, Whitaker, New York sp Caro-
line Nesn Do, Sa Lonfou; brs +. o. Holt Conlr Sien
j. = P-nne' Stone. Portland scrs Benedict, Gerry, New
Haven J. Miller, Elliot Mdlet0wni CLTon,ueter. Pearson,
Boston. Julia Francis. Gichui Lyman Patmo SaudOr, Ny
Lort,n: AL;e,re. wormwood Msdfoi, Amal S. Giiy RoN
borC' J. Hoffman. Worth. Boston.
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Passengers Arrived

In rip CJu'isHa from Loao. Geo "ltwsnh -iief
oitbe ' CITY Corn.t Bani. Ms.ter do Mrs Grace - Benz
10y, Madame lsh Mrs K johnson. M Pa hnz ani ~
Children, w H. norton corecanl and lldy, Pp' sni "a ~
A. Pufuel ard hdJ VI Barseh lady and W Ht1ro B.,
} Guhrg. SEhtrgs W. wel5lra. Mr.. T.. Fss AL seven
children g. J. I.ovsfer. sni gli % the Storage.
IN fhp Parars. Jorr Bpe-os fyrsfMr.. Nhfsi We \
Whitfield Ni-s p Hal@ H-s J fal-'', W.. A seR-. tF'
children and Mrs. W H. ncIelan, our crrn aai SER
want Mr :. 4 Bsrran W. N-'-on lltstng J. u Nu.iy.
IL bark IrtH fit t,oa Henoarr Nrs. Be'sra, cii AM
ssfvsGf. Mr.. I'-ins Ns- Msftu. VI PstCrvtl
htTocr hp ~ Drn f..a H4c-sR. j- Come1I an SISTER,
J Hun-, Nn Wsfl.
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Ky TcIcRrnnh.

BOSTON, Avg Arr. barks Huxley, Goenburs; STAN
bou Masces Lucy Elizabeth, Cardiff Wa brig Tangent, Phil
sdeVa 'chrs Ophr York. Warrior, New York New York
New York.
CD 81 .. Herbert ST. PeersburGh Trre St. john. NB, "a
L erpoo: bark Ann Mary Malaga Mary Brough
New Orleans. Modea Bitore bs CLoctaw, Gores and
Ael. sahr JO.eL Iurnec New York.
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SECOND BOARD.


Arsr.,E 'ALhS or STOCKS VNUrg.{1U
~ -. - 80 1' bSord-s5 20 Reading Railr8,i f-,,
4t ~ 3d. il; - 40 20 seSoyRl Navigation PIE &C.
C,t-ri., 81 Reading Ra irotd d. yo ~. ..,
road ~ 900 CIV w'io1a DION So Psaa.yi,tna
Nsvs.,on - 90 - " % Girard Bank i3f u 90 8
Mortsst.a. a. tosj 30 DO. 5oisi - 90 Rsida. H.
RssiSsR 90 Penn s. e 200 rsri Bank i3,,
counons liz ~ -, ~ ~ l5 Sch. Bauk IS Sl0or4
o. eoo is; 700 Beaver heados r. II a. g,
r. r., SCI cfsoI'. -, y 100 Morris Cata IN P.s5
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Rcccirfg OF Produce. ,.

BY Nerti Rirer BOa.-l4 852 bbs Flour COS d. WINS
ky, 3 do Ashes II do Provisions IS Isl bOh Cora 4j8
do Wheat 262 do. Rye 1890 do Oats 32 bales Wool p
boxes Cheese.
by E,ie RaLrOad-l93 bales Wool ls5 bbls Flour Isl
peckages Butter.
Eg Nsr.Iiaren Ralload-9 80 bNs Cheese 81 do Barter.
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MARRIED..

In Caseior, Aus p by Rev. Mr. simpson JOHN c. CAMP
BELL of New York, to SARAH VI, daughter Of the late Samuel H.
Campbell. Of Stlodo,k.
Atsouhport Conn Tuesday July 90 by Rev. y Z. Cornwall
Mr. MOItIIMER q HALL. Of Wnain-burfh L. l., 20 Ms
MARY ID. PALEN Of The ioImer place
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Narllpfa....Bg TeleQrOph.

ALBANY. Aug. Receipts since yss.srday-FLovR 5000
bb!s; CoRN l0C0 bushels; WHEAT, 5000 bushels FLOUR
steady, 9th sales OF 800 b5ls CORN is firm u o.
6 lnixsd Western Sales reach - 600 bushels OA,
lOCCO bushels 8, Id al 4idfi!c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

showing an increase Of 80 T. cent over last year and
tho running expenses $50 80 81, leaving ne. earning
elG5,33) =.
Tho future business 1t is believed, will fully realize
the wiihes of stockholders. The Rutland and Wash
ington and Western Vermont Railways recently
opeued win add largely to receipts, and the opening
Of the Csughnewaga Road from Pli.tsburs to Montreal
ia another favorable feature TO be taken into sccouot
The old Board of Directors OF the Allan
tic and ST. Lawrence Railroad Co. has been reeeced
The Annual Report says that the Road will be ni'hed
to the terminus at Island Pond Vermont, 10 November
rext and the Canadian Road will reach the point
In July 1853, forming complete lise between Port
land AMI Montreal
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HNfAtrst .LsANAc.-..--
suSRs-s..-..--. ts........T N5oS-R'ss..l9 a.
sar'y Hock... in Gov l.it0i. I'm Hell CATS i-n
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Gnrees. CGrrinqee, sc.

4 GIG for SALE-ln good order ~ gs.
IA Ly Flardreau, Ehz4beth.st Can be sssn
pre- Livery Stable, 4th-st near .d-ay. Phce y" -
HORSES for SALE.-Eight nae U. Ia.
Horses three peir .Dd two single, Will o. I'd 80
ra,cly or tosethsr tLy haze been used n " Vs d,
from 10 9 yeals I'D. Apply U JOHN MAInH =, :, sot
Sods " ster snd Apparatus Mandatory co.,
Goth 81. ----------->>[
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

the stock holders at the meeting Of July 2 has Just been
distributed.
The total amount charged 10 construction 10 May u,
10 slsi iO II, which has been provided from the io
II 10 liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

Total GOLD, silver cop'rs!332L91 $5oGs7O s?.5jLUi
The imports and exports OF specie, a.
Boston, Tor July and tho fret seven mlnth. of ,j1.
were: IMPORTS.
Gold. silver Total
July, l8jl.............. = 49, 81 2l SlbB
First months Of l552.. 5L3G22 z8Oi5 5ji883
Tolal since Jan. l....$jN2H SjO2g7 $50,
EXPORTS.
God Silver. Ttal.
July l8j2......... $50 l35O0 $Il7G7fj s52i452 g
Fist month 1885,. ll2o 80 . - 700 l,2j5 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

The RAILROAD AND THE CITY.-Th,
suptrscdtas served upon the Mayor with reference t.
the ordnance regulating the speed Of the locomotive
running through the City, referred to the City At
orney by the Board OF Aldermen, with instruction Il
defend the interest Of the City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

ut
Being Prott Of ila:ton over 2 r-r cent pr
Estimated cost Of Road from Pittsburgh to
1O,IrI0 Or
Passengers carried IL May and Jtls........ 5igl n,
Egua, the yea 90. 9H5I5 60
| Work done by Transportation De- ,s-tlncnt in
| Msy and luae, no part OF which IS included
N the aDoie.... 5000 o.
Receipts reeutr' and st ably increasing every mon.l
Koad TO be opened 10 Worcester first week IA Augus.
ceIuy Tie above to be correct copied from tie 5o9Is
/ OF the Coa2aay. j. FLENIvG, Principal Book Ke47.r
In this statement Is included nearly 10 uylD5ls OF
Flour whdrawn from the influence OF the Ike rou,e
and thc verge of the Oo Canal 5y the Ohio al Penn
sylysna Railroad, and delivered over 10 the pub /,
works OF Pennsylvania Tor the Pn,ldjeyhla market -.
eether with AZ least % through passengers Jr .hs
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Cleveland, PuincsyiIle & A-htabula
Road is completed 10 four miles cas-, Of A,htabla and
Will 10 hnshed to Conueaut Ia three ntls Tae at
tempt to get an Injunction In Pennsyysai UPON is ex
tension Of itIs Road toward Edo his filled
The Marion (Ohio) Mirror annoalr..
the completion Of the Indiana Bl'f1ntalne Railroad
to that place from the Cleveland Rori. Th,rtydye
miles west Of Belfont4lne will be laid durnr tho con-.
ing fall.
Tie Nelr Behind Mercury say, TINT mn
but $1,000 Of the stock Of the Fa!rhaven Rro,i "a,
been taken which probably Insure, It's c9n,truction.
The Bank Of the Valley in Virginia is
ABOUT 70 establish branches q, ChIiIaujurg ald More
field and Increase the capital Of the branch A. s,au,5a
Tile HaTyord Times says That the cx-
tension of the Wiimantc Railroad to NaugatucE On
the west, and TO Providence the east Is under con
tract
The aberdeen (Mi>s.) Democrat says
that $4,000 worth Of stock In the NeH.Orears and
Nashville Railroad has been taken in Monroe County
The Fifth Annual Report of the Rut
land and Burlington Railroad Company submitted to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

SENT TO JAIL.-The female swindler
who begged money on the pretence that she wanted
STROUD fer her deceased child, was sentenced 10 si
yesterday for the period of 60 days. She was CON
ioilaSydressed, red checked, healthy looking woman
ard said lhis was her frat 9densc.
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FRuIr.-Thc appearance of the apple
trees between Jersey City and Newark spromising for
large crop. The peach trees not so promising.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

o,s IsE to , rboFF 6.s Berry has given
licemen who are detailed for duty In the '1.'s 10
troll their respective beats at night 10 addan % pa
duties attic Police Office the present forcs ~ sI7l.
afford sufficient protection 10 the city. N'o' ho'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

STEALING Hoes.-Fiye lara, boos ,,..,,.,
stolen from the premises Of Mr. sbeu.rs -'c -,
Az va ana M9ores' during "Wednesday psbt
With ch T SSnG a 10 the st. witch had been saturated
the porke.s iss, have silence any objections whca
terhouSo P'i' 0AOA 70 inc tlush'
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Totslsnce ian. 49,, 7Gf rs SO $IG5745 sLg77cl3

III lcjlcr rom ten. Robinson, Prc>i-
dent Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, published
In Tie philadelphia N0rh american, we fli the an.
nexed satisfactory statement Of tho business OF that In
portAnt Road
OFFICE ONO ANO PENN>YLv' SIt RtLRoND CO..
Pirrsr"RGI Jrly II, 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

TIE VACANT SCHoLARsHIP.-Thc Com
mon Council appointed VIM. Thomas Van Ripper to fill
the vacant scholarship In Columbia College.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

FARMERS AND CITIZENS BAYK.-Tne
deposit yesterday first day. by about 300 depo.itors
re4ched the sum of Sl3lO26 10, and over 900 ar
rived too late 10 DO received A oountul collation. on
the ten pcrsnce plan, spread during the day and
sbou, 800 persons partook Of the rcfre hment Tne
institution opens under far better auspices than
licipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

TRADING on A NEIGHBoR's CREDiT.-A
colored woman has Of late been pyrcssi,, sr.ils -,
mr. huzmakors store, corner Of Grand aud First.s.s
P.,'ehding hst they were for Mr. Jonn w Dick keep.r
VI vi Ae saloon No Grandst for whom sae s.t1 s5c
, "a Upon TIE Same pretenso7 The clrrk c.gJ n
tia, q soon alter 10 see ii 1t was all right an i1aad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-06

A CASE or Rum STRUcK.-tn indiyid-
us suddenly fell TO the sidewalk 10 Fhhst. Was I,
6oaP de .ohh, or NJ or the cholera Sympa,hiser-
gathered around, with pifu faces 70 render aid 20 the
insensble sufferer physician happened 10 DO among
the number and proceeded 10 investigate the n4tLre OF
the disease. After feeliog the fallen mans pulse for
change 10 cOnical dsiutorestcdness aud eancng at
breach IN the surrounding crowd, be male his exit
II was only ease of tas ordinary disease, rusl Of
rum 10 ihe bead. The police Game up and took charge
Of the patient
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-02
R. ID. SANXAY.

Bookseller, StaIfoner and Rookbiuder.
II AVlNG taken the old established stand, for.
IL merly occupied by Smith & Palmer as a
bookstore, No p West Main street, Richmond,
one door above the agricultural store of Wm Pal
mer, Esq, has re commenced his business as Book.
seller, StatioRer and Bookbin6er
His stock will embrace the usual variety of
School, Classical and Professional Books and Mis-.
celaneous Literature, every variety of Stationery,
both plain and ornamental, used in the counting.
house and at the escritor; merchants Account
Books, of every description Record Books for
county courts. His Papers have been selected
with great care, and consist of the best quality of
English, French and American manufacture also,
the cheaper kinds OF foolscap and Letter Papers.
Tracing and Drawing Papers of all sizes and every
description of articles used by engineers.
Bookbinding in all its variety of elegance and
neatness, executed with promptness.
Merchants Account Books and Record Books
made to order, of the very best materials
Librarians, publishers of books and gentlemen
owning libraries, can have their books bound in a
plain or elegant style.
R. d. s., in presenting himself TO the citizens of
Richmo nd and Virginia for their patronage, conf
d3nty trusts that his old friends who have hereto
fore sustained him during long series Of years,
will, at this time extend their kind aid in prosper.
ing his re-establishment In business de %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-02
of the Daily Dispatch.
Dull Times-A Glance az Brookipn.

Dull T'imes-A Glance az Brooklyn.
New YORK, Jan. %
A dull and gloomy day. The town is de.
void of interest or pleasure.
The people Of Brooklyn are waking to new
life, and show an animated and bustling dispo-
sition. The city is to be supplied with water,
furnished with appliances for the comfort of
poor people and ayfarers in the shape of
Hospital and Police Accommodations, and is
to be otherwise improved.
Brooklyn has grown with remarkable ra-
pidity, and its growth has been healthy and
steady. A suburb of the metropolis, its popu-
lation composed in great part of persons trans
acting business in New York, and depending
upon its big neighbor for many things which II
cannot obtain elsewhere, Brooklyn will be an
important connection of ours so long as Gotham
maintains its commercial and social position
that is, to the end of time or the fall of Anne.
rica, an event from which may the Gods pre-.
serve US. In its newspapers, even, BROOKLYN
depends upon the sayings and the enterprises
of New York. In its own corporate bounda.
ries there is a fire Organization-but we have to
put out their fires for them, on extraordinary
occasions. And altogether, Brooklyn may be
classed with entire propriety among the impor-
tant links which bind the city to the people
outside its boundaries.
In the scarcity of news, have bored your
readers with this sketch of an important place,
in whose prosperity some of your readers ma v
feel some degree of interest.
Yours, Nj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-02
DERTODICALs FOR FEBRUARy

DERIODICALS FOR FEBR UARY.
1S52.-Godey's Ladys' Book, Ladies' Ma
Loom ard Anvil. No 2; supplies of Harper's Maya
zine and Lady's Book for January; also, Spirit of
the Times, Arthur's Home Gazette, Geason's Pic.
torial, last numbers; aiso the Star Spangled Ban
ner for Oath January, just received by
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-02
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Destructive Confagration-Boar of Eda
cation The Murderer.

Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Destructive Confagration-Board of Edu-
cation The Murderer.
NEW YORK, Jan. 90.
The most destructive confagraton that has
occurred since the great fire of '45, which in
its turn, was only equalled by that of '35, took
place last evening. AT ii O'Clock, flames were
discovered in the warehouse No. 81, Nassau
street, which were soon destroyed, and the
flames communicated to the heavy dry-goods
store of Doseums, Snydar and Nixar, whose
stock is entirely gone. The heat of the fire
was intense, and golden shower of cinders
filled the sky, falling in every direction upon
the sections of the city below Canal street.
At one time il was feared that the scenes of
1885 were TO be repeated; but happily the
night was warm and rain storm was impend-
ing, moistenng the atmosphere, and preventing
the freezing OF the hydrants. Had ice formed
last night as il would have done on any former
night for the past three weeks, the loss of pro-
perry must have been immense. As it was,
very little was saved, and the damage is not
less than half a million of dollars. The insu-
rance upon stock, as far as ascertained, is
$3.50, 600.
The Post Office was at one time in consi-
derable danger; white smoke arising from the
heated cupola, and the flames growing hotter,
but. the building and its contents escaped un.
hurt.
The Board of Educatio held meeting last
evening, at which course of evening lectures
was recommended. The amount apporioned
among all the schools ia $24l ,29S.49, being
1851 per scholar.
The murderer Otto Grumzig, is to be hung
Tomorrow, all efforts for respite having failed.
ltis said that Grumzig's mistress il at Albany
TO intercede with the Governor, and that she
has important disclosures to make. The action
must be speedy, or it will be too late.
Yours, Nj.