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Lecture est fate du message AuiyAnt
NllesOrleans, IA D<Qsmhre, 1852.
.dH ssssdent ct a NM n sMssnbres dss Com
sssl des Aldermen De q vilie De "a Vile
Messieurs sous u pii, u transnets i votre
d'hni par le Conssil des Assistants Aldermen. au
sujet de- Ia vente du revenu des bateaux vendant
des huftres, laquelle vous etes respectueuse-
ment invites adherer.
ia suns, tres rcspectueusement,
Votre obeissant seryiteur,
Matter II. PETERS, Secretaire
Les Resolutions relatives la vente du revenu
sur les bateaux apportant des huitres sont lues
ct sanetionnees, sur dispense des reglements
Lecture est faite du message suivant:
CoNsEIL DIES AssIsTANTs-A ALDERMEN
2 Nile. Orleans, ce % Novembre, 1852.
A z Honorable President ct NM les JMembres
dat Coasea des aldermen de la File de Ia
.Nourelle- Orleans
Me$sieurs - Permettez-moi de vous trans
METRE Performance suivante, laquelle vous
etes respectueusement invites donner votre
adhesion, d savoir: ~
Ordonnance concernant lie Department In
cendies de la Vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans. ct
pourvoyant q son maintien (etant un substitute
aforaonnance passee por votre Honorable Corps.
sous 10 meme titre, lie % Mai dernier
lie snis, tres espectueusement,
q Votre tres obeissant servIteur,
WALTER n. PETERS, Secretaire
Sur motion de NJ Clark, Performance du Con-
sell des Assistants Aldermen, conceruant lie De-
parchment dies Incendies de 10 Vile de la Nou-
yellekO Orleans, ct pour pourvoir son maintien,
est mise l'ordre du jour, pour Ia seance pro-
chaine ---
Lecture est fate du message suiyant:
coNSErL DIES ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN
Nile. Orleans, IA Decembre, 1852
"A Z Honorable President ct a JMessieuYs les
.dembres du CoaseH des .Alde7men
MEssIEURs Permettez- moi de vous trans
METRE les resolutions suivantes, passees par
votre Honorable Corps, ct de yous notifer du
concours du Conseil DIES Assistants Aldermen,
SAVIOR
Resolution autorisant le Voyer preparer I'm
plan ct les specifications dune batisse en- briques
qui sera construite dams l'ilet on la nouyelle
Maison de Refuge est situee.
Resolution prolongeant lie temps accorde a
Thomas Hines, pour Reinforcement de son contrat.
Resolution pour renoncer au jugement obtenu
contre d. I. Donovan (avec un amendement)
~ suis, respeetueusement, NE
X Yotre obeissant serviteur, D.
WALTER Fl, PETERS, Seeretaire.
w.
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kesolu que lie Tresorier pale, sur lie mandat
du Contr6leur, G. B. Duncan, pour rembour-
sement DIES frais de la Cour Supreme DIES Etats-
unis, dams patfaire de Nine Gaines contre Relf,
Chew ct autres, avances par lie dit G. B. Dun
can, 10 somme de cling cent quarante-six pias-
tres ct soixante- trois cents.
Resolu que ravocat de 10 vile prenne les me-
sures necessaires pour recouvrer de Nine
Gaines ct de SEES cautions, la somme de cling
cent quarante- piastres ct soixante- trois
cents, montant DIES frais avances dams raffaire
de Mime Gaines contre Chew, Relf ct autres, a
lie Cour Supreme DIES Etats- Unis, ~
(Signe) FRANs ALrUENTE,
President du Cons. DIES Ass AID.
[Signe) W. c. G. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons. des Aid.
Approve lie Is Decembre, 1852
(Signe) A. D, CRossMAN, Marie.
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No SOB.
Resolu que lie delai aceorde Thos. Hynes,
pour lie pavage en- blocs cares de Ia rue ST.
Louis, depuis la LeyGe jusqua Ia rue Royale,
soft prolonge de six mois, pourgu que les sScu-
rites du dit Thos Hynes consentent.
(Signe) w. 9. Z. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons. DIES Aid
(Signe) FRANs ALPUENTE,
President du Cons. des Ass. Aid.
Approuye lie 81 Deeembre, 1852.
(sign6) A. D. CnoasM.AN, Marie.
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(Sign6) W, c. G. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons DIES Aid.
GS'gnel FRANs ALPuRNTE,
Presidents du Cons. des ASS. AID.
Approuve lie 81 Decembre, 1862.
(Signe) A. d. CRossMAN. Marie
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R6solu que lie Voyer soft ct demeure autaa.,
taire lie plan ct les specifications dune batissse
de fonds, laquelle sern Glevee dams l'ilet OH Sc
trouye aetuelement Ia Maison de Refuge, sur lie
ehemin de fer du Collie du Mexique, ct de telles
PREPARATIONS ct authorizations d'entourage qui
seront necessaires, lie tout ne devant pas exec
der + 800; ct que lie Contr 6leur vende rencan,
aussit0t que IN Ioi lie permet rabais, les dites
authorizations, immsdiatement apres rapproba-
ton du dit plan ct DIES dites specifications par
lie eomite du Conseil Commun sur les Maisons
de Travail ct Prisons
(Signe) W. C. c. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons DIES Aid.
tSignel FRANs. ALPUENTE,
President du Cons. des ASS Aid
Approve lie Il Decembre, 1852.
tSigne) A. d. CRoSsMAN, Marie.
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NO Duo.
RGsolu que lie contr6eur vende 4 fencan, au
rabais, aptes vingt jours davis, lie contrat pour
la construction etlerection dun grillage en- fer
destin@ a la Place Washington, conformement
au plan ct aux specifications enregistres au bu-
reau du voyer; termes du Placement compliant,
Fachevement tie louvrage
(Signe) w, C. C. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons. DIES Aid.
(Signe) FRANs ALpuENTE,
President du Cons. des ASS. AID.
Approve lie Il D6cembre. 1862.
(Signe) A. d. CRossMAN, Marie.
sNE------
No 50G.
RGaolu que / adjudication DIES marches, telle
qu'elle a etc rnpport6e par le Contr6leur, avec
les es, soft approuyee
(Signe) W, C. C. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons. DIES Aid.
(Slgne) FRANs ALPEENTE,
President du Cons DIES ASS AID
Approuge lie q DGcembre, 1862.
(sign6) A. d. CRossMAN, Marie.
No SOY
Resoluque lie Contr6leur revende, pour compile
de q. Dortman, 10 collection des revenus du
Marche de la rue Poydras, pour rannee 1858,
apres dix 'iours davis dams lie journal otficiel
(Signe) w. G. 9. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons DIES Aid
eSigne) FRANs ALPUENTE,
President du Cons, DIES Ass. AID.
Approuv6 10 Il Deeembre, 1852.
(Signe) A. d. CRossWAN, Marie.
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MARIE DE LA NouyELIE- ORLEANS, 81 DEC, 1862
CoNsEIr CoMMuu LA VILE DE LA NLLE.0RlrANs
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Les RESOLUTIONS suivantss, adoptxes par /,
Conseil des Assistants "A lder1len, sont 1ues.
R4s61squ le aalairs du Surintendant de
rAGle temporeire DIES Alien6s soft u demeurs
fxe ~ nx do sept cent vingt piastres par nm,
later du Ter Septembre dernier.
M9golu que 10 Marie soft ct demeure autorip6
n6mmer I'M assistant I'M salaire de trente
piastres par mois, ct une assistante raison de
yingt piastres par mois, pour alder 10 Surinten-
dant de rAsile temporaire des Alienes.
NJ Sewell presente lie substitut suiyapt oui.
avec les resolutions precedentes, est mis- For
Dire du jour pour 10 s6ance prochaine:
Resolu que Ia place do Surintendnnt de Pa
sile temporaire DIES Alienes soft abolie, ct cue
VIII. Waters, 10 garden actuel de la ge6le de-
police, receive Ia somme de trente piastres par
an pour un assistant qui prendra soin des dts
alienes, avec paide de tells hommes ct femmes de
ID Maison de Travail que lie comite de 10 Mai
son de Travail ct des Prisons jugera neces-
saires. a.Ht ST.
Lecture est faite du message suivant
coNsE1L DIES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nlle-O Orleans, IA Decembre, 1852.
A Honorable President ct a MN. les
.Membres du Conseil des Aldermen.
Messieurs Sous ce phi, permettez- moi de vous
transmettre les ordonnances ct les resolutions
qui suivent, passees par lie Conseil des Assistants.
Aldermen, ct auxquelles vous ates respectueu-
sement invites donner votre adhesion c-4.
Ordonnance contre lie Lotto. III, w
0rdUmance relative aux limites incendies.
Ordonnance Pefet d'etablir I'm taux uni
forme de taxes ct de licences sur les professions
ct Industries, ct sur les voitures, cabs, drays ct
autres vehioules
Resolution (No 685) autorisant lie Placement
de divers complies
Resolution autorisant la mise en- liberte sans
condition de Page Patterson, h. d. ell
Resolution acceptant la resignation de PAS
sistant-A Alderman J. Lanata, ct pour pourvoir a
cette vacance.
Resolution a reffet de canceller les bons de
W II. Westholtz. s3
Resolution a refet de payer au Recorder
Seuzeneau deu1 cents piastres pour Ia correc-
ton DIES tableaux d'assessement du Troisiame
District ,s5....'5
Resolution pour payer t. Castera ir., deux
cent trente-deu1 piastres, pour la correction
DIES tableaux du Second District
Resolution autorisant la vente de tout lie 7ieux
fer appartenant Ia vile, ct hors d'usage
Resolution pour la pose de lampes dams lie
Quatriame District st
Resolution pour vendre lie contrat relatif a
Pexploitation de la machine desseeher, dams
lie Qnatrieme District
Resolution pour vendre lie oontrat pour 10
l,, H.
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No 4S3. gs.
Resolu que lie Tresorier pale les sommes sui
vantes sur lie mandat du Contr6leur, d SAVIOR:
G, Laroque Turgeau, pour services CONNIE
Secretaire de pex-Conseil de Ia Troisieme NUM-
cipalite, deux cents piastres. 4s
Thomas Hunton, pour services PROFESSIONALS
dams lie process de Fl Parish ct autres contrs Ia
Municipalite No 2, cent piastres
(Signe) Trans ALPuENTE,
President du Cons. DIES Ass. Aid
(Signe) w. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
97 President du Cons des Aid
Approuve lie 10 Decembre, 1852 ze5i
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN, Marie
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No 4S9.
Resolu que lie Commissaire DIES Rues soft ct
demeure autorise a faire placer une lampe
pencoignure DIES rues Howard ct Josephine
(Signe) FRANs ALPUEN1E,
Presid du Cons. DIES Ass-Ald
(Signe) w. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons DIES AID.
Approuve lie Is Decembre, 1852
(Signe) A D. CRossMAN, Marie
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Resolu que lie process intent6 par rAyocat de
la vile contre ]. J. Coekburn, pour In somme
de cinquante piastres, pour violation DIES ordon-
nances de Ia vile cause de So negligence a
entourer un terrain soft discontinue, pourvu
que lie dit Cockburn pale tous les fras de cctte
affaire
(signe) FRANs ALruENrF
President du Cons des ASS Aid.
(signe) w. C. c. claiborne,
President du Cons. DIES Aid.
Approve lie 10 Decembre, 1852
(Sign6) A. D. CRossMAN, Marie
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NO 4JI.
Resolu que permission soft par la presente ac-
cordee NM. Cook, Young & Co. de faire cons
truire ct marcher une machine vapeur sur Ia
propriete qu'ils oeoupent, au No 81, rue du
Camp, pourvu qu'elle soft place. Ia satisfac-
ton du Commissaire des kues, ct existe tant
quill plaira ce Conseil,
(Signe) FRANs A1PuESTE,
President du Cons. DIES Ass. AID
(Signe) W. C. G. CLAIBoRNE,
President du Cons DIES Aid
Approuve lie IS Decembre, 1852
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN, Marie.
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CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, Tuesday, bill authorizing
imported goods entered and bonded for ware
housing, 10 be exported by certain routes TO
ports and places in Mexico, WIS ordered 10 be
ensrossed. The remainder of the day vas de-
voted TO Executive business.
10 the House of Representatives. eight bills
relating 10 the organized Territories, asd the
Senate bill with amendmenfs) establishing u
branch mint in San Francisco, were assed.
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Murder. at Hollidausbure.

HoLLIDAYsBURe. June 2l.-A shocking
murder was committed in this place on Satur-
day night after Ii o'clock. A man named
Nathan Keast, painter, waylaid and attacked
his late employer, ar. Martin. man in
Martins employ, who was in his company
named Joseph Malioy, interfered in his behalf,
when Keast stabbed Malloy in the left breast
with dirk-knife, which passed through the
right veniricle of the heart, and killed him all
most instantly. Keast was arrested and lodg-
ed n Jail.
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The Foreign Markets.

Liverpool state that the sales of cotton on Sa-
turday were 10000 bales, 900 to spectators
and exporters; on Tuesday, 10000 bales, 5000
TO spectators and exporters. The quotations
sre-Fsir, Mobile SD; middling 81; fair Or
leans, CT; mlddling sgd. Bacon and lard were
advancing.
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BosToN, Junee 2l.-One of the largest stock
operators in this city failed to meet his en-
gagements to-day. Also, an oil merchant, and
a large operator in the Vermont Central Rail-
road. The latter had gone by the board in con-
sequence of the stock falling to I6I
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BY WELLINGTON GODDTN.

4 tOMMlSSlONERS sALK OF LOTS
~ ON UNION AND CHURCH HILLs.-Pursp-
ant to Decree made by the Circuit con II Of Chan
Gerry for the county of Henrico, on the It'll day Of
June, 1852 in suit pending in said Court, styled
!" Prosser's Adm'x against Hendren's Admir-, d."
we shall. on Thursday, the 24rh day Of June,
1852, at s. NJ. 1t fair il net the next fair day, Il
the anne hour. proceed to sell at punc auction,on
the premises. the following property: Six lots Of
Land on Union Hill in the county OF Henrico lad
joining the city Of Richmond) between Asbary
Chapel and the residence of O. A. Strecher, eaeh
lot fronting forty feet and RAINING back one hun.
dred and forty feet deep. Also, swo-thirds of
twelve undivided lots lying in the county Of Hen-
rico, on X street. between Gath and 25sh streets,
each OF said twelve lots fronting about twenty six
feet and running back one hundred and twenty
feet to an sley.
Aplatof said lots can be seen at the Office Of the
auctoneer e
Terms OF SALE.-One fourth cash, and the real.
due on q credit OF six and twelve months the pur.
chasers to execute negotiable notes. with Interest
added and the title retained until purchase money
is paid. JOSEPH MAYO,
JOHN HOWARD, Commissioners
Sale to be coz Quoted b; w. GoDpIN, Auct
ie Is s.ssiI4ts*
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accident from Burning Find.

Providence, June 2lst.-Mr. Samuel J
Sparks was very badly injured TO day. by the
overturning and ignition Of can of burning
fluid. He saved his life by Jumping into the
canal
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Execution Of Matthias Skuspinski.
HARRISBURG, June 2l.-The Governor has
issued warrant for the execution of Matthias
skuspinski, to take place ON Friday, 9th of
August next,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, June %.
FLOUR dall-sales of 800 bbls. at 81 Is.
GRAIN unchanged.
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Ratification Meeting In Philadelphia.

AHiLAD1LrdfA, June I'd.
great ratification meeting was held by the
Wings Of this city in Independence Square
last night. SPEECHES were delivered by Messrs
zones and Netheriand, of Tennessee, Duncan,
OF Louisiana, Ex-Governor Johnson and others,
and much enthusiasm prevailed.
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rsrA MOONLIGHT ExCUK-

oT-A MOONLIGHT EXCUK.
tHafsiSsaassE22sEs=3 sion, MILITARY AND CIVIC
The Eagle Infantry, Lieut. A Richards, command.
ing, will make their fifth annual excursion down
James River on the steamer Curtis Peck. en-
MONDAY EVENING, the 18th inst
The corps will be accompanied by the Armory
Brass Bano and Ruffin's Cotiilon Band, The boat
will leave the wharf at Rockets at half past Z
o'clock precisely. Mr. A. Pizzini will furnish re.
freshments on board at city prices.
Tickets for a gentleman and lady 81, for each ad-
ditional lady 30 cents to be had of Messrs naskins
d Libby, G. E. Sadler, any officer of the com.
pany- lie 22-td
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From the Rio Grande.

NEW ORLEANS, June 81.
The greatest excitement prevails on the Rio
Grande in consequence of fresh murders by
Indians and Mexicans.
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Irial of Darts for Murder.

BosToN. June 21st.-The trial of Davis,
charged with the murder of his sister, some
months since, was commenced this morning in
the Supreme Judicial Court
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NE WIS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of Steamship Niagara.

=. INV YoKK, June %.
! &c Steamer Niagara arrived at Halfax this
morning, bringing dates to the l2,h Of Inn.
her day Of sailing.
lotion was sitter and advancing. Ssles al
ths week $4,000 bales; for export laoot. J,
speculation $4,000. Quotations. Fair n,...n.
53a. - /" 'u'ns
FLouR.--Canal 0os. Ohio SIS.
CoRN.--SOs 81; white 29s Ga.
CoSsoIs closed al para
ADDITIONAL PER THE NIAGARA.
CorroN-Active, at full rates. The Allan.
tics news gave an active impulse 10 the mar.
kes. Some brokers quote sixteenth advance
over Friday the llth. II. 600 bales sold. half 10
exporters and spectators. Estimated sales If
Saturday the 18th, 10000 bales with q SITTER
market
TRADE in the Manufacturing Districts wa.
moderate.
MONEY was increasing in abupdance.-
American Stocks active at full rates. The
Bullion in the Bank of England amounted to
42l 100000.
The Corn MARKET was dull. Provisions
were active and advancing. BEEF had adj
vanced A.. PoRK g. Naval SroREs had
receded. RICE is active, rates unchanged.-
SUGAR frm
The Parliamentary proceedings were unim.
portant. Fergus O'Connor had been sent to
the Lunatic Asylum for disorderly condnct in
the House Of Commons.
Many OF the British West India Islands were
complaining of their distressed condition.
which was attributed to the Sugar Act of 1886.
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BY JAMES Df. TAYT0R.

VACANT LOT on KOCKETTs Ann
' POPLAR STREETS AT AUCTIoN.-W IS
sold on Thursday next the 24th instant, It
o'clock, 2. N. upon the premises that triangular
shaped lot OF Land situated on the North sido ef
Rockets street, at its intersection -ifh Poplar 81,
fronting 253 feet each Of ssid streets il g 1919
feet deep at its eastern line and has on it some
temporary improvements. Terms at sale.
ie 10 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4n~tra
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Congress-.

WARRINGTON, June %.
In SENATE, to-day, an Executive session
look place, after the transaction of some unim-
portant business.
In the HOUSE, several bills granting lands to
States Tor Railroad purposes were ordered to
be engrossed.
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Democratic Ratification Meeting.
NEW ORLEANS, June 20.-A great Demo-
cratic ratification meeting was held here last
night. The nominees are cordially sustained.
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BY JOHN Il. d. PAYNE, salesman.
ID EAL ESTATE Avn AUCTION.-Byy vii

u EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.-Byvi r-
III tue of decree of the Circuit Court of Chan.
Gerry for the county of Henrico pronounced in the
suit of Burlington Us. Anterior, ct ais, ON the 9th
day of June, 1852 will be offered for sale at public
auction on Saturday, the 10Th day OF the present
month the House and Lot in the proceedings in
said suit mentioned said house and lot being the
one recently occupied by VIM w Anderton, situa-
ted in what's known Duval sAddition to the city
of Richmond. The house and improvements are
said to be in good order, and the property to be
desirable one for small family.
TERMs-One fourth cash; balance intwo install
ments of 6 and IL months, title retained until con
veyance is directed by the Court.
BY order of the Commissioner
je1U J. K. d. PAYNE, Auctr.
~ The above sale lie postponed to Wednes-
day. the 30th June.
By order OF the Commissioner.
je14 J. r. d PAYNE, Auctr
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NEW BOOhS.-Maria EdgeworthIs Early
IN Lessons-in vols. 2 70
Hans Anderson's Story Book, with memoir, by
Mary Hewitt, and illustrated. yoI-75c
Wonderful Tales from Denmark, by Hans Chris.
tiar, anderson new translation with Illustrations
vol-75c. f 3
BOYS Own Book extended, complete encyclo.
psedia Of all athletic, scientific recreative ont and
indoor exercises and diversions, including the
Boys Own Book. the Book of Gymnastic and Par
lor Magic. vol-e7c.
Mark Seaworth, q tale of the Indian Ocean, by w.
II. G. Kingston, Esq, author of Peter the Whaler,
etc, with illus rations by John Absolon. ! vol
75c.
Evenings at Home, by Dr. Aikens & Mrs. Bar
babed, newly revised and corrected byl Cicel Hart
ley NJ. A.. illustrated with fine engravings. Re
ceiyed and for sale by A. NORRIS,
lie % 81 Main street.
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NEW MUSIC, for sale BY T. H. GRESHAM,
In 1904. Broad Street
IN THE EYE THERE LIES THE HEART, ar
ranged for the Guitar
CONE AW AY LOVE, for the Guitar
ANNA AND WILLIE, two songs for the Piano /;
by Mrs Sarah T. Ballad
THE BOHEMIAN POLKA
THE BUCKINGHAM POLKA. composed and
dedicated to the young ladies of the Buckingham
Female Collegiate Institute.
BROW" for the Guitar
MY POLKA, arranged for the Piano
THERE'S NAE ROOM FOR TWA, Scotch Bal.
'Ai THE EDWARD POLKA. for the Pi.no
THE CINDERELLA WALTZ, for the Piano
RoNDO SUR LA POLKA Russo. Easy Recre
atoms No
&c
je22
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WATER CLOsErc, BATH TUBS, 0Lc
HAVING added TO our present business that Of
Q HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment,
in the city OF Philadelphia we are now prepared to
TIONARY WASH-STANDS, PIPES for hot or cold
water, &c. which will be done at prices to suit the
times. Persons In want will please give Us . call
G. & A. BARGAMIN. JR.,
NH 26-ts 20l, cor. Main and 10th streets
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Q UNs KUNs nun! While you are running,
N don't forget to stop at ABRAHAM LEWIS,
IT., 20l Broad street. An Ii xant or Dry Deode
or shoes, should give LEVY q call. He Il de-
termined to close out bis stock o. early a. possible
and, therefore. offers great Inducements to purcha
sers. He has on hand complete assortment, and
considers 1t useless to enumerate the variety Of ar
hcles and the extr mely low prices at which he ID
selling but earnestly solicits call from all in want
OF articles In his line Those who do not feel in the
humor. or are not able to run, win bear It In mind
store for the small sum OF 81 cents and they can
make save of ct least from 10 to IS per cent In the
purchase of their goods. Recollect the place for
bargains 10 ct ABRAHAM LEWIS. JR
je22 9Ol Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

A WNINGS.-JACOB NULL. 18TH street, be-
IN tween Broad and Marshall streets, is prepared
to execute, in faithful and workmanlke manner,
the above description of work. Awnings, Sack.
ing Bottoms, Tents, Marques, Tarpaulins, Wheel.
Ropes, and all other kinds of splicing done at
ekort pofiss and on reasonable terms.
- Orders lef at the Hardware Store of Smith
& bsrwood, or as above. will be attended to.
M17-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

% OBERT r. BROADDUs oilers his servr
HI ces = the citizens Of Richmond and the public
generally hs general Collector Of Ciaims. He
pledges himself 10 attend strictly to all badness en-
trusted to his care, His oee IL In the rear Of NJ
James r. suftonss oface, In Law Buildin2 Rich
mond, Va my <-6m@
DRIMR LEAF LARD.-lO bbls landing per
jsn J0nN q. CLAIBORNE.
4 SMALL LOT OF FAME BOT1kk,
"a for sale By
WODAGCO 1Ox RLANKs--iU,UUv ~
y best guilty, tust rees1yeA se4 for ~ ~
~ ~ no01RT RANKIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-24

EOR SALE, FARM OF about I70 acres, 4
l. miles East of Richmond, in an excellent NEIGH.
6orhood, with improvements of the first order
Purchasers are invited to see this Farm before pur
chasing elsewhere. Terms liberal Apply at this
office. 10 ia e..