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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

- Second Mechanics Building Mutual Loan
aud >aVinEs tDstituticu.-bnt NV IA .nfnS s'nce
ca iher own and uLIUa,a las botn It's success mat
ias aeai' bee 'me necessary 20 itrn another having
the sane rh.lauthrupc oMcc. IA Nltw-- To make eacl
Insr his own landlord "
Prosperous a. has been ihs above Society the Second
NJ ch ,nics VIII perhaps Re lar So
cV 'h Aasye been star Ell. oi orss adv -nt1ges act
oie ed by any other
~, II MI oal money q. ger cent ger annum on the
SC 1t wi ow inierc,t C., tae rate ef PEI cent. per
num 10 al persons NJ prefer paving ior TX ronhs or
noe advance, thus Securing double Intesest-hrst,
is sbove Ssconds, Their 81 Of MS profits
tnhouf can here receive advance more favorable
tt ne shen Is 0isred ~ eus o'asT Association.
81. Persons ceSaas Of 'hdIsging the Sace,y
Dc - a. ani o. oN ying months notice asd receive
bach all seeq spad hy them, With atees at the rate OF
Inc ab thee clauses are entirely new in Building
Aso'iaons, and @uNI prove ot gseai Advantage |, the
Arslson Who VIII IA cents day and there ia no,
ert person Who cannot can u.s. SC ev sec IRE IN
f,W years small c.pitA - 0t Nth ~hoh he can es-
tsbnh himself business aud thus achieve his inde
The Asoc.tioa is beng formed by snnmber Of persons
who members # o'hcf Building Associations, and who
have ODE srvso Us advantages q numbers.
The sn,rarce zee will be ; per share Monthly
rs,uenis. 81. Va.ue Fl eScn SHIRE, 500
Lsees gentlemen desrous OF Joining IN leave their
TROs MORTON, Prssr cor Pear ard Fletcher
GV POMEROY Vice Pre't No 10 2 AZ :.
JACOBPECAKE Sccs cor Cen re and Hester ss.
BARNARD s PARSONS, A"ys. no 10 "Ais''
R G N,ls. ser, Broadway. = Por,.r. City Hal-pl
Wv Galley. I,t Bowsry G II walker. EiW,.e'h-s''
u. Jas Ansn. 955 Bioame-s ~ Porter. "ssIf ,sx
n,HesIs on TUESDAY EVENING ner. JAY 20, al al.
seoch NJ. at No 3ChaIham.square, where me @''s'"
seowOfkIngs offheSe Associations WILL De e1piAaeo'
tic lmhwsd&FA
r. Festival for the Poor.A FESTIVAL for ne ben
~ ths Poor Will be held Al he APoLLo, 40 t.o
saaassnsni Of the Ladies Benevolent Society OF ST Pat
Cathedral IL is hoped that the c dms o! TIE POOR
ssrtesl. Will not be disisgarded. Tickets "een's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

AN EXQUISITE TALE for the
"a HOME CIRCLE.-HOME AND ITS INFLU-
ENCE. A Domestic SOD for Mothers and Daughters.
The above work domestic story that mus appsaliothe
home sympathie the der is characters Drawn
with marvellous do,icacy they happily conrassd
and present varied pleasing aud hshly Interesting group
The story is Of that character that while it enohans the
attention aTousos The feelings, ani ensis the sympaIh
It IS pure and simple, Home thoughts, characters, infu
euces aud scenes viyidy portrayed and ruhfuly
rendered that they elevate and expand the mind and are
calculated to enlist She heart closer those scenes and
events that are common everyday associations OF al
~ eu ioy the bleSsiI IS of home
Plice-Cloth, C2i cents paper, 50 cents.
Published by BUNCE BROTHER
No. l3t Nassau-st, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

PICARD Wanted, unfinished Rooms
" ~ fuli Board in a prva-s family ~ Gsa''s -
arc IS Nife iocAtlon. between aad snt 5fh-s WI
tso blocks Il Broadway Front and back T. ,ui s1.T
bs.t'on On second hoor pieferrsd 1--WE rooms on ~
ffcfic tnd oit on To- tn floor Possess sta'ry
lot " eiRv. II found suitable The apar,uen-s
snsaged for he year. Apply 10 l. box 1876 s'llR< 10
cailon ard terms. ifl 3tWFSSs
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tlIANpFRs ST, Jan. 4, is5s
tShNk FOR SANINGS.-ln compii-
snce ARK the Hy-ltys the Trustees n this Iasntu-
ton have difeci@d au e,sta be- rave of p.r cent per
anfum Re paid co. s. afJ utder 500 and
interest az me rae n per crnf per Annum On sums
Amounting 20 slt0aId nptsid "a soe aud af,er the
hifd Monday in tlit month.
lterss Bot called oe carried 20 tie credit OF the
i5lw JDP OGDEN. Secretary
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kuAhD WANTED-With a large size
~ unfumshsd room. BY An elderly Lady in a que,
family. oy.tug comfortable home, Tor which 4 n IL
eI.'e pfce will be paid promptly Add ess V Y Ti,lus
CiCt-
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ItApITALISTS and SPECULArORS.

A MI \ DIo = dIU 1oI BUU y y 7 VND.
~ -Si0C Geo returned fIrthe loaA Of s. 600 The ad.
ysrser has the control Of the very best Medicine. ana
that vii pay better than any siugle Medicine IA Che
Iutd States; VII TAB laitLer Wa b ne above "a sell
Tor 200 cash, and ~ cent the Gle prol
tie u twoF sears will pav per cent lnteres 20
advance ard $1,000 at the end of Two years tor
the loan of $500 No county offered, bul bond aod
business. Address DOCTOR, II b. Plmers Nevs
paper Advertising Agency 81 anl ChosLug SIS, Phi dei
rna liO ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16
NHEMICAL WORKS.-For sale, part

v orIfleQuiIed The whole Of Chemical Works, IN sue
cessful operation situated the mms ate vicinity % ne
Cy OF New York Fo- fner particulars address CHE n
IGALS flee journal OF Commerce. Jl3 bise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

ENMiGRANI INDUSTRIAL Saw
u 4 INGS BANK. No 81 Cha1 bers sf-Ibs Trustees
Of THIS Institution have directed tla aterest BE- pad 60 al
Dep stTs itsd theef, pr fae months ending yss
W, A. I'll oes Ga 81 suns ~ SO and under, a. the
rave 81 yer CEN anlpu, and an sums exceeding
S'V hthe cate 81 cen abe on and
amer MONDAY. l2h lnst Interest called for Will BE-
earned % lie cr',lt ~ d@p0s t's prime pal New
\ NJ. JAR. - iS5Z GkkGOhl DILLON, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

az Mercantile library AssociatiOn.-AC CARD
lie menus oi sAMUhIF IlfOS ave seen with sur
pis. and legret The of thai gentleman anaonuced
he da, paptIs a. the head of an Opposition movement
he frosdelcy THIS are apt 30 make this gentleman
iho ttirumtni Of petty clique fr the saSc OF gratifying
h r rtfscnal nnl,yosuoe. VIII ItCoil upon themselves
titus ccCiuat nomination from the Tegu AT Nonl-
ma 90 Committee. Hal he aCcsptG. his eiec ron W0ld
have teea insured III MANY tren-s whose regard he
Qos tsftS rs consistent cha acer rs wei rs Ns hon
,ish utal0n. I'c,nme hS name VII , -o- o.
ts.y wuhararn. The gentlemen vi no nad 50 u1cerea1-
nlo.s' pnbc thrust hlS anne het'fe he members,
lave place hm nm tasa pOsltn m announcing nan rs
cardlaa OF Regular miaa when the facts are No
tofous Tie Respec alone Tor hlr TITUS has
ELECTED ms Gard fiow his ni6lfl n ANY NsNDS.
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Suanseo.
NABlNET MAKER-Wauted, or one

~ familiar with Mahogany, Rosewood. SC, % act
Saesm8B yaId and make himself generally useful, he
be healthy strong and have ihe best testimonial f1
hoAestr. sobey. &c. Alaress A. q tAig Ocs ll -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

e. Mercantile library AssocIatiOn.-U MON
TIT XII, 100 FOR PTesGrat-G George Pecknam, with
tAO Nlshuny Co.
FOy V,oe fresdeni-OmielF Appleton, with Robbins
Butt6r
Ior Corresponding Stcret4rg-wlltd L. Felt, with
NnlarO ktlt.
FOR Recording Sccreiarg-ChaIles O. Richardson. with
Nassau Insurance Company.
For ircasWo-Abia am Hasey, IT., With BauA OF New
Imk
E0r rCcors-J Joseph Black, with Bernhard X Hutton
WHEN Howe, with towers AMI Bfeckman, James ~
Snnb w,ih hoyt X Tllmehasi Cyrus clark, with Ill.,
h,ae 4 Co; VIM. =. - NlIhaen, with Customs W
+ C0el With Barclay livingston; Joseph W. Hartley
Win Boonen Graves \ Co. - - ,,
&. oiler J LAWRENCE ELDER,
ChsTman Nominating Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

4 SSES SMEN F-rhc Board Of Dlrec-
tors o TIE American Mining Company hare ordered
IN ASSESSMENT of tkN CENTS N EACH SHARE
ofSIOCk of The W ARN N Nj SE. numbered from No
% No 10000 inclusive, ab be- ore The l6th day
OF January, ms ant-DAlsd latasy ,. lsl2
WARREN CURRTER,
Us t' Secretary OF Am. Mining Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

NEW HOTEL.-Ten completely Fur
Y p.shsd Roomsat 81 per week Rooms with crates,
&C. 81 90 per week .Oms per ugat, Pc Tbs admira-
bis constructed house IS lighted throughout Via gas,
va med y hot air furnaces, with water closets eacn
Aaor and lspt open dunng the night, corner Of William
and Erauh f,It-sfs one block from the Park 10 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-16

EetRMANENT BOARD.--To Let A
large lack Pall)r, with tea room attached on sr.t
t1or also Ia &c font room hind f0og T. Gentlemen
aid hen N.sts, nrSi-clasa house. facing + mo kas-
square ghth-tt stages pass the door. Hath n ths
houe 1eIms very moieraie. Address No 925 lo.5-si.
10 w.
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0ARDING.-A Gentleman and his

wife. ort~o or three single Gentleman, cla De agree
ahy accou motaed IN genleel family, house with
al The modern improvements Apply AZ No. loi West
2lst S.. hetH cen 6th and tn avs. jajts
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EVENING FNPLOYMFNTS.

n College IN Mas who has hal experience IN teaeh-
g Is oesrous q devu,ng few hours IN day T. giving
Instruction. Address A. A., Tribune I fdce 10 li'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-14
PEREUAIERY AND

GOL0GNEs PERFUMERY AND
X FANCY ARTICLES IN GREAT VARIETY,
QUALITY AND SIYLE.-Country rnercl ants can
supply themselves with all Of the above articles at
very low Rates, by calling at the Drug House OF
BENNETT u BEERS, Main street
100000 sup. split and ribbed Percussion Caps
lGO bundles best Violin Strings
Fancy and plain Soaps, in any quantity
Fo.t M0naes, Razor Stops, Combs
Yankee Shaving Soap, Shaving Creams, &C. &c
An endless stock suitable Tor the country trade
in boxes and dozens, at New YORK prices.
JC IL
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an RICHMOND HAT MANUFACTO.

Ell RICHMOND HAT MANCFACTO.
AARf.-1he subscriber invites the attention of
the tIade to his and extensive Fall Stock of
HATS and CAPS, which comprises all the various
grades, styles, colors and qualities of Gentlemens',
Boys and Childrens Hats and Caps now in use.
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
nessee particularly requested to examine before
going further North, the almost infinite variety Of
goods now ready for their inspection at this estab
lishment. Those who have the disposition to pre-
fer home manufactures and encourage home in
dustry, can do SO with advantage by supplying
themselves and their customers with Richmond
made goods, which will be warranted fine in
quality and perfect in workmanship can be pro-
duced in any market in the world, while the prices
shall be reduced to the lowest and most economical
American standard Those who may wish to pat.
ronize the manufactures of other States can be fur
nished W III Northern and Eastern goods at the
manufacturers prices, The stock consists of the
usual variety of fine fashionable Hats and Caps, of
old gentlemens broai brims from the finest to the
lowest qualities; Servants Hats and Caps of all
kinds, from one dollar per dozen no; Children and
infants Hats and Caps, Ladies' Riding Hats, all
The various styles and qualities of soft Hats, Tar
paulin, Wool and Glazed Hats, all the grades of
Caps, hair, SEAL cloth, leather plush, COTTON and
silk) Fur Caps up to the very finest Otter and Bea
YER
Ladies' Furs-Mufs, Tippets, Muf1atees,
Cuffs, Vlctorines Foot Mutf5 Misses and Childrens
Muts Victorines, &c, complete and well assort-
ed stock of these goods AS is usually kept in the
most f. sshiOuable fancy Fur stores of New York.
au 3l-2m JOHN DOOLEY, 81 Main st.
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0EALED PROPOSALS will he rece

n, ~ hofoSALS Will be received AT
Ithe Engheers Office, Stauntnn till the 18th day of
nov, l9o2, Tor The Grading and Masonry of fifteen
s nlles Ci the Virginia Central Rail Road, extending
,ou craS Iord twenty miles of Staunton to
tons 7 ia ii'0 se''
Proposals will also be received for hauling the
- CLialrs spikes &c, accross the mountain
from Meechum's river for the road from the west
sac 10 Staunton, distance of Is miles and also
ior iuIhlsnng lhe ties, and laying down the super
ties. J o0 oiio'eu ior ine
me tles 70 be OF White or Post Oak, eight feet
long, hewed on parallel sides to thickness of sT
inches, with face of not less than eipbt ;ncbas
and the bark taken from the other sides p.naaef
Will also be received fer bridge of 50 feet spsn Of
WOOD or IRON at Christians creek also ior de- oots
ta al 4 Isl ana staunton Plans and pro-
vember. u 'o'
Satisfactory references will be required.
By order of the Board.
I. GOLDEN RUGGLES, CF.
Times. Enquirer and Republican. copy oco
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FROM THE BAY OF ST. LAwRENCE.-Cap-
tain La"ry, Of the schr. Ann Eliza, arrived at
Portsmouth, Slh instant, with $50 bbIs. mack
rel, and could have caught 800 bbls. as easily,
and IN as short time, had it not been for the
annoyance and interference of the British
armed vessels. Capt. Lawry state that he
left about $50 sail of fishermen there, all of
which were and had been laboring under diff
culties similar to his.
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The editor of the Scientific American has
received piece OF paper from w. Boyd, esq.,
OF Hagerstown, Md, which is made of the re-
fuse leather scrapings from curriers' shops
For wrapping paper it is excellent, quite equal
IN strength 10 the strong dark brown paper SO
common i'll England, which is made from old
tarred ropes, and is much cleaner.
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! Mrs. z. LYONS ,IfLLIyERy

SsIR son < ~ man street. over Word, Fergus
w Ir q Co-Thsnkful to the public for the
her solic;,. G'a patronage heretofore extended to
sshonsbe 's snd now receipt Of large and
Goods Her stock consists in part ~ sane ana fancy fancy
sha p1n straw bonne1; Ribbons Flowers Fea,bars e
fiumes; Mourning, Lace and Needle W. Gn1
lars Chemlzs.tes n &c Dress and Mantle Trim
lnihgs OF every descrlpuon Hair Braids Fro.
&c. All of which will be sold at wholesai. ~
tail. on the most accommodating terms - 'e'
Mllliners, Dress Makers and others can he sr,
piled with Ladies' and Child rens Dress Cloaf
Mantle and Vsette patterns of the most fashion able
styles Dresses and Nantes made to order. Figured
Silk Dresses for sale. ocs-2w
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Madame Biscacciant has recently transmit
ted ii subscription Of five hundred und three
dollars IN aid OF the erection OF the Washington
National Monument, being the net proceeds Of
one OF her concerts in California.
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Mons. PETIN-NARKow EsCApE.-This gen
teman with his comrodes, descended about
two miles outside OF Long Island. in the Ocean.
After clnging 10 the network Of the balloon
about an hour, they we're seen and takel off
by Ilteboat from thampton-havng mar
fowly escaped with their lives. They went
at the rate of 20 miles an hour, by north
westerly current.-Aew Haren Reg. Satur-
dGy.
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LOCOMOTIVE IN UPPER CANADA.-On Tues
day last the first locomotive ever seen in Up
per Canada was put in motion on the Northern
Railroad, which is to run from Toronto to
Lake Huron. The locomotive was made in
Portland, Maine.
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CIFTEEN DOLLARS REsvARD.-Ra

4 away from my premises, on the night OF the
23rd September, without any provocation, my maid,
MARIA She is q Inuiatto woman, OF rather dark
complexion, long hair, wears it tucked up She is
90 years of age, neat and tidy in her appearance,
and Of usual SIZE. No mark, except that her left
eve tooth projects the ether teeth little carried
with her seven or eight trocks and two bonnets
one dress DoDnat and the other long cared.
will pay toe above reward il delivered to me, or Sc
cured in jail SO that ! get her again. l learn she
has been ser II in Richmond. r. Il. PRICE.
Hanover, October 4h 1892 oc b-ts
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" UNDERSIGNED, in returning their
l. mos; grateful ttianKs to the public for the lib
eral patronage they have enjoyed since the exis
tence OF their establishment Broad street, l79
beg to inform their patrons that they now re
celVlng their Fall Goods from recent purchases in
New York and Europe, consisting OF a more COM
pete assortment IT Trimmings, Toys and
Fancy Goods, than has hitherto been exhibited
IN this place. As ii would be too teC ious TO emu
merae the qusntity Of useful as well as fancy art
cies which we otter tor sale al low cash prices.
We invite the public, and the Ladies particularly
10 call and examine our stock Ot Good, and espe
c.aily that Of Trimmings, embracing everything in
this Ilne from the most IFltiDg Buttons and Giinps
at l. = ana s cents yard, up 10 the richest and
most las honabie silk, Velvet, Lace and Fringe
trimmings, which can be produced. Zephyr,
spit and Tapestry Wursted, Yarns, Knitting and
Crochet Cotton, Purse Twist Silk, Linen, and Cot
ton; Floss, Beads, Patterns, Embroidered Works
chenille, &c, &c, IN full assortment.
Orders from the country carefully attended to.
No change in prices bnt liberal alI"wancemade,
on GOODS bought for fairs societies, &c.
HiESH Il BOTTCHER,
1I9 Bread Street, ShJcxoe Hill,
Next TO Messrs Harold a Murray's Book Store.
Sc IL Inn
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While thousands fall by clashing swords,
ten thousands fall by corsei-boards; yet giddy
females, thoughtess train for sake oftash-
/ on yield to pain.-IiSht Boots.
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IF YOU would consult your own interest, read
Il the following certificate from wellknown gen
tleman OF this city:
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER lsT, 1s50-To Mrs A,
B. Daws-Dear Madam | have used your "Cough
Elixir in my family tyr about two years, in all
cases OF colds and coughs and have on various
occasions, recommended ito the use OF my friends
snd happy to say that, IN every instance 1t mas
given entire satisfaction. Indeed, so habituated
have | become TO its Use, in cases OF coughs and
colds that never think OF recommending any
other remedy either in my own family or TO my
friends. Yours, &c,
JAMES w. LEWELLEN.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT d
BEERS, A. BODEkER, CHAS. BECK, and CHAS.
D YALE, aud Mrs. A B DAVIS, Main street, Ricn'
mond seZc
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EDOn MANUFACTURES, a.
kSsMr5 kSs.1Mr5 WHOLESALE AND REssz

kSgyE7i WHOLESALE AND RE.sS1
esax.aAeS SEiTAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS
o ES, Trunks, VALICES,
CARPET BAGS, &c-PEMBERTON & BRO, l6i
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect.
fully invite strangers visiting the city, and the pub
lie generally, to call and examine their large and
complete assortment of articles in the above line
Their prices be found to be as low as those of
any other house, whether by the single pair dozen
or case. The stock embraces
Gentemen's Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootees
Do calf kp, and stout Boots and Bootees
Youths Boots ami Bootees, OF many kinds
Servants BrOgues, bounc and unbound
Ladies Shoes, Buskns, Kids, Jenny Lnds, &c
Ladies' black, bronze snd colo ed Caters
Buskins and Boot; es for servant women various
styles
Misses and Childrens Shoes, in great variety
Travelling Trunks, pain Leather and Hair
Trunks
fy- All of which are offered at the lowest rates.
PEMBERTON y BRO, l6l Main ST.
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
se 1T-3m
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L,ALL AND WlNrEh DhY GOODS.
Il ISJ2.-NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS STORE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
Vac. A. GWATkIN takes pleasure in an.
nouDcing to the citzens of Richmond and sur.
rounding county that he has taken the spacious
Wareroom, No lo7 Main street. opposite the Ex-
change Bank and few doors below the American
Hotel. where he has opened new and splendid
stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods, suit
ed TO the all and Winter Sales either at wholesale
or retail He now has in store most every arii Gle
usually kept in Dry Goods Store all OF which he
expects to sell much cheaper than the old prices,
great portion having been purchased at Auction,
aud since the late decline in great many kinds OF
printed goods. He respectfully and cordially so
hcits call from all in want If cheap goods, e..
pec.ally the Ladies.
e-lm A. GWATklN.
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nI-sULUTION.-Th co-partnership here
~ toiose existing under The nrm OF l.: d. M.
ROSE, is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved
Sep.enber 10Th, 1852
The subscriber, in returning his most sincere
thanks tor the very liberal pat. onage 80 kindly be-
slowed ON the old rm, 5egs TO inform his old Gus
TONERS and the citizens generally that ne has just
returned from the North with an eutire new siock
OF Fall Goods, amongs, which may be- found
handsome designs in Silk. silk Veiyets, Mouslin
de Lame Cashneres, Menros, Alpscas, and an ex
ter sve assortment OF Grape long square and thth Il
Sh avis; also very large assortment OF Fianne!s,
Blankets, ke1seys. Lins~ys, &c. &C, and almost
every article usually kept in a dry goods house
which will be sold on the must reasonable terms.
MORRIS w. ROSE,
oc6-2m 203 Broad street.
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rl,HE SUBSCRIBER having taken the 8,

IdatH
l. corner OF 4th and Broad sire rs, (recentiy uc.
cupied by John F. Reeve, Esq } vii! keep on hand
TO which he invites the attention oi his friends and
the public generally. JAMES b. SHELTON
Having retired from the grocery business take
great pleasure IN recommending my successor
1James B SheltoD) to my friends and pair.ns. |
have known Mr. shelton long and intimately, al
feel strong assurance that in all business
tons he will give entire satisfaction.
oc 2--lm JOHN r. REEVE.
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Office of superintendent of streefs.7
Richmond, Va, October 7th. 1852
DROPOSALS will be received at this Office IN

o.1o' ~ OotR1t5rl 'ItI ICO2.
pROPOSALs will be received at this Office un
L til l2 o'clock on Thursday the I4th inst Tor
the removal of earth from 18th street. between Byrd
street and the river, and from Franklin or Arch
street, in Nelson's Plan," from 9th street to 9th
street and grading said streets between the points
indicated as above.
The quantity of excavation will be about ten
thousand cubic yards-so much may be required
to grade the low places on the grade lines Of said
Streets to be deposited thereon, and SO much Of the
surplus as may be requisite, to be deposited on ad
jacent lots and squares. The estimate, however
will be taken on cuttings alone.
The contractor will enter into covenant with the
city of Richmond for the prompt and faithful ex-
ecution Of the work, TO be signed within ten DAYS
after the date OF The award, Otherwise the contract
will be cOnsidere as Abandoned
Payments will be made monthly estimates
with reservation Of ~ per cent. thereof until the
completion Of the work
6-dtd NJ BATES, Supt Streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-14

- FOR BOSTON.-The superior fast
~ sailing schr Peru, Capt Smith, is now Ieauy
TO receive freight above, and will sal with ali
possible dispatch
For freight or passage apply TO
Oc II Il RANKIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-14

House AND LOT ON FRANKLIN,
l. Between 80 AND 4TH STREETS, FOR
SALE.-The subscriber Is authorized to sell that
most valuable Lot oa the south side OF Franklin,
between ID and 4th streets, on which there stands
a framed dwelling, now in tbs occupancy OF Mr.
Thomas Tyrer The lot fronts 81 ieet, runs back
about 1870 feet 70 an alley. The location Of this
property 10 among the most desrsbie In this city,
oes~Iw w GoDDIN, Auet