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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15
For LlyEPPOOI.--Dramatic Line


llE0R LIVERPOOL-Dra Line
Relet Of 2th NONEMBER-The splendid and iavo f',
III tscketshV. 0ARRlCk, Capt. Thos WelSer, VIII sci
dove her regular day For freight passage, having
,is,eTcou accommodations, apply on board at Pier No
sPoFf0RD, TILESToN 4 Co., No. IS sOuthst
1rOR LlVERPOOL-Pscket of 18th No
xtMptR-ThG new and n a, s Paeks:sSiP
I For freight passage having splendid 'SieroOE a-
! VssPp,OIFFoRD' TGLEsToNS co, No 4s sOuth-.s
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Thc LIv-
W rRPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
ooo,end sailing the favorie steamships as follows
rVNs.
ON OF MANCHESTER :, IS, Capt Robert Ls s,ta
CHI or GLASGOW 1910, Capt William Wyhe.
crovo, o IRON FHilAOSLr S,,a,,.. vox % ,s,,
al 81 SlASS SS T5uTsdsy jan. 8, Is,s
IN OF GLASGOW .Ihursdsy Feb 3 ,SS
'n on GLASGOW .."..,.... THURSDAY, Mar 81 1919
II c PROM LIVERPOOL .,
ON on MANCHESTER Me'sneeasy' pse' ,Sss
C,,.nt Of MANCHESTER see. "Wednesday, tee. ~ ~
ri OF GLASGOW. "Wednesday. Mar iS S's
WI " MANCHESTER -. Wednesday, MAI ~, iS>S
i RATES on PASSAGE
.;r sisisfoos so Saloon sfer StAieloOs % gin.
s ssSS :. :. s :. S S9sss :. IS
II 'HsSlas Stewards fess
lHlkD-CIASS FASSf.NOEhS-
united number Of thirdcias passengers VIII be tasen
~ and Liverpool end found IN PROVISIONS
Ilhadsphia .... s20 From Liverpool. 80 suines&
4, OF pAssesc Will Be issued here to parties WHO
r os Of bringing out llolr friends al corresponding
hiGi0 FER tuni coarse goods hardware, ser VIII be
isf1ect 20 agrcemcpt
S.s3snencrd snsson win be earned on eseh ship.
F.Ss c'sfis drawn ~ Sght on England and Ireland
yysaslxhi or passage apply to
4 'SAAs RICHARDSON, No. ii Esshsnse- place y. Y,
4 hr, and No. 9 Walnnt-St, Philadelphia
l RICHARDSON, BROTHERS 1 Go, Liverpool
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Snrro.

Il o the County Nv ick lershy an
haNrg cu. against MATHEW BARNARD ate ~ to 60
Of New York ded tic voucher. Thereof
the subsCrbsr AZ hs rtvdene 10 ~ C.afoa the CITY q
Nv "a tcse ~ t,h coy o. sbruAy n,lDaed Sw
lork he i3lh DAY Of August l,i2.
aule iAvtunM+ /. II. BARNARD. Admr-a,or.
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NEW-YORK and ERIE and CANANDAI-

NEW-YORK and ERIE aud CANANDAI-
~ GUAsLd ELMII-A RAlLROAD.-Fall Arrangements.
Trans leave NewYork and Enc Railroad Pier foot Of
DuGLe.sf.) g. follows:
Mail Tran a. 4. NJ. anivesa Elnirs at o P VI, stays
over night and leaves A. NJ for Canandagus Rochest
Buffalo Niagara Falls and all Tie principal towns IN West
err Newly rk and Cenada
Night Express w., directly through to Cansndaisla
and all places above mentioned. Passengers by this
ak in Elmra Fregnts for the above places w
be taken by Express Freight Train at z. VI
WILLIAM g LAPHAM. Supt. c. and F. r. r.
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IN solemn troops and sweet societies,
That mig, snd Singing, in their glory move"
A 4 ftsft

DrATH OF THE Rev. FRAscIs PARKxAs,
DD.-We learn with regre, hat Rev. Francis PARK
man. D. one OF the odest and most eminen, divnes n
thSs cy, died hhs residence in Bowdoin square Of
sYcplexy, this morning in tho ,xty 9Th year OF his az.
lie Tad enjoyed good health .hi buf few days since
prcidei ever the Unitarian AGrGmpa Convention %
Bsli.Inore
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Ocean Steamers, Sc.

cOR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and
II T0RlDA Seiai-We u. s. Mail Line-The new
=. sciB, s. eaIper JAMES ADGER J. DcSinson CON-
n Nov II, at o'clock, I'm precisely. For freight
= board, whore all bills vi sdilg viii be signed, and
l'g,..se Il the Osice q
dS' sPOEFORD TILESTON, No. 10 South st.
.,rrsh pa myers tick.ted through without further
p Pass Myers v i'll suiieT detention Charleston,
,lemsIts have been made with the South Carolina
II dispatch extra train the arrival Of steamer
TO Florida as follows: To Jacksonville 81;
bets So
kr s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
II FOR kEW-ORLEANS vie HANANA.-The splen-
-sBder VII sail from the pier al the foot o. Warren
LTR. ca SATURDAY. Nov. n, 20 o'clock, 7. NJ. pre-
Rla,rs or PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEw-oRLEANs.
hetc Arrangement.
| LlieS and AtteT-Sal0On Bertns.
SccLd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
sefasc. -
Isae only taken on freight 20 Hevana.
l,t GSfn 70 N,w-Orcans at 80 cents per cubic foot.
lkptrs Of sht requested 70 supply themselves
EAe Comp1Iys bills Of lacing. which may be had on
aion OF the Office. no other form val be sIgned. No
aiding signed after II o'clock on the day Of sailing
ttght pofsGge. apply 20
N o. ROBERTS, No. III Wcst-st., cor. Warren.
lUSTRALIA.-CIIPPER LINE for MEL
BOJR%F PORT PHILLIP and SIDNEY.-Tne
LL chppe. ship GLA.'CE, +. G. Taylor master, will
fihe above ports Dec. 1. Her uuequaled accom- no
-, for first and second cabin pers ngers and the repu
+ which hi ine has for dispatch ia suic ent glaren
(-reres bound 20 Australia % embark TINS ship IN
liseiee 10 fny Others bound for that port. Apply 70
WHIT DUGAN, No. 45 Front-st, or 20
ELLIOT, ARIEL Il Co., No. l45 pear-st.
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DEMITTANCES-PASsA GEs.-BOW-

Ia MAN GRINNELL & Co. No. G3 Sopti-st., New.
York sole AID only authorize agents for the SWALLOW
TAIL LINES Of PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9th LONDON PACKETS sail every
and Dist Of every month. alternate Thursdsy.
IIVFRPCOL LONDON.
CONSTITUTION SIR II. PEEL,
kFW WORLD. CORNELIUS GRlNNELL,
OFTEN OF THE WEST INDEPENDENCE.
CONSTANTINE AMERICAN CONGRESS,
ALBERT GALLATIN, PRINCE ALBERT,
ASHBu RTON, YORKTOWN
NEW SHIP PATRICK HENRY.
Persons whng to send for their friends aud DESTROYS Of
bringing them out BY any of the above magnificent ships
i,fofrutd flat MessTs BOWMAN. GRINNELL L Co. are
the only Agents. for the above ships in this city.
They also iesue Drafts from L and upward which are
PAYABLE at sight N any through Ireland and Great
Britain BOWMAN, GRINNELL ! Co..
No. IS Soutbs, N. Y, and Regcnts-road Liverpool
LIVERPOOL Packets leave NewYoIk 9th and 2st Of each
month $3.50
London Packets leave NewYork every alternate Thurs
day
For passage apply above
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IVsTRALA-CLIPPER LINE for MEL
|TOR AUSTRALIA DIRECT.-New-York

II nd Canada Dispatch Line.-Tbe beautiful clipper
sttslip BOTHNIA, James a. Avery Commander,
ahrs burden and only 8! years old wall sal for the
-, made one very successful voyage 70 CaiCrnls and
ammander having great experience In the Australian
~ persons engaging may expect very Snort passage
reen decks are very high and thoroughly Ventilated,
aiued up with State Rooms for the comfort Of families
rtse persona An experienced surgeon VIII accompany
On with other proper attendants. All persons about
are respectfully invited 10 examine for them
~ kslore engas ing elsewhere board Pier g. East
ian OF to BUTLER BROTHERS,, Nos. 1863 and liS
Eb4t. NY.
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. North River, foot
Of BatteIy-l ice, by steamboat JOHN POFTER--Iwo
Ines daily. Morning Line leaves at AN. Afternoon Ex
press Line NJ; through Philadelphia in q hours
Fare, Let class cars - ID class line only 3
Returning leave Philadelphia from foot OF Wanutst
m. and PM Ernigrent Line by steamboat ATLAS,
from Pier No. l. at4PM. Fare 81 20
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TNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN


Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW
YORK and LIVERPOOL. direct: and between BOSTON
and LINERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling at Halifax
10 land and receive mails and passengers.
ARABIA, Capt Judkins AFRICA, Capt Harrison
ItRSIA, Capt -, EUROPA Capt Resze.
ASIA, Capt Lott, NIAGARA, Capt. Leitch.
AMLBlCA. Capt. y. Shannon, CANADA, Capt. Lang
These vessels carry clear white light masthead green
on starboard bow. red on port bow.
ASIA, Lott, from NEWBORN Wednesday Oct %.
AMERiCA, Shannon, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Oct r.
EUROPA. RefI.e, from NETWORK, Wednesday Nav g.
NIAGARA, Leitch, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov. TO-
AFRICA, HARRISON I'm. NETWORK, Wednesday, Nov. H.
CANADA Lang from BOSTON, Wedne sday Nov a.
ASIA Lot, from NETWORK, Wednesday, Dec |.
ANfElCA, Shannon, from BOSTON. "Wednesday, Dec g.
EUROPA, Retire, from NEW YORK. Wednesday. Dec l5
NIAGARA, Leich, { ON BOSTON wednesday, Dec. q.
AFRICA, Harrison, fLD. NEW-YORK Wednesday, Dec a.
CANADA. Lang, from BOSTON "Wednesday, Jan. s. 1855
ARABIA Judkns, fin. y. YORK Wednesday, Jan. II 1853
AMERICA. Shannon, I'm. BOSTON, "Wednesday. Jan. 10.
Passage from Hew-York or Boston 10 Lyerpool-First
cabin $40; second cabin, so.
Bertls moi secured until paid for.
Freight wl be charged specie beyond an amount for
personal expenees
ADe1perienced Surgeon on board
~ All letters and newspapers must peS through the
PostOfce. For ight or passage apply TO
f. CCNARD, No. 4 Bowling-green
70 French German and other Foreign Goods received
GsG brought with British G0Ods Through bills
Of lading are gwen in Hsvre for NeyYork.
WAICHEs-By order Of the British Treasury, watches Of
manufacturers VIII lie hereafter admitted IN Englandin tran
STU foT the United States and other Countries in cOnse
quence Of which French and Swiss watches may be shipped
G: Havc orNewYoI Boston via Liverpool, without n
curing the risk heretofore of being seized by the En-
gisi CustOm-House.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fall Ar
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ Trains leave pierfoot Of Duane-Et as follows:
EXPRESS TRaIS at AN. for Dunkirk connecting with
fIficass steamboats, for Cleveland Ssndusty, Toledo and
Monroe and relro-ds 10 Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN at AN. for al stations
WAY TRAIN at 81 PM Va PiermQnt, tor Delaware
NIGHT ExFREss TRAIN at PM for Dunkirk connect
irg with frs;cass steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Tram for Chicago
ESuGR1NT TRAIN az & PM. VIZ Perrnont.
CHAS MINOT Superintendent
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JNPURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate

the Count; Nrw Nurk hereby all persons
aVlug aaainsi JOSTIH kKFLE late OF TIE city New
OH tscd 10 the san-. With vosshers thereof h-
subsctsr. ser -.tenCe. No Ceare che ArF
hecrr the sevruth OF Ny nC1L-Dltei SeW rok
the oufth day Of Noyeu'ber lsi2
~ lEvtnMf ELlZABFIH kkLLER, EKecu'rH.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. NE

w YORK and HARLEM X AILROAD.-Three Daily
Lines 20 ard from Albany. Fare 81 80 The trains leave
City Hail Station, conor Tryon-row and Centre ST., daily,
Sundays excepied) a. follows;
lst Train, $50 M Waymail Train, stopping at all
Way Stations
I'd Train at "A NJ. Express Truin stopping al Crotoa
Falls Dover Plains, lilsdsle and Chatham -Four Corn
Sd Train IS P NJ. Express Train stopping at Croton
Falls Dover PLAINS, Mlerton, ililsdale aud Chatham
-Four Corners. $50 =, ,
Returning will leave East Albany AZ and II A. NJ and
4P NJ II. SLOAT Superintendent
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rHE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST

1.-THE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST
III R0UTE--NANDERBILT LlNE.-FOR SAN
IlANCISCO.-Only line giving tickets for crossing the
lArnsl-The new o)uble-on CINE steamship STAR OF
fHE WEST. 2COOtu viii leave from Pier No. North
Jur, At O'Clock p. NJ, precisely, on SATURDAY, Nov
ic San del Nore direct connecting with the PA
C steamer the Nicaragua Transit itOuto having but
ske milse Of land transportation.
lesc steamers are unsurpassed in their accommodations
LIBERALIZATION.
| IaiuforrnatiOn or possage, apply only to
ID. ID. ALLEN, Agent,
No. Battery-place, up stairs
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United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

n'sneers VIII be landed az the railroad wharf, Aspin-
nee frunst Of the lshnlus At the passensers ex,
e Persons securing through passage BY the United
sG Mail Steamer from New YORK. have preference OF &C
%auodsnon on board Of the Pacific Mall Steamers.
tss Of fare from Panama 10 San Francisco on the mos,
s u.nItenrs for freight or passaEe appYto c
NhARLES A. WHITNEY, at the OIhcc OF the C0'S
No. III Wes;-st, corner Of Warren, ~ Y.
sNb-Shippers ore requested TO supply themselves win
Vsmfanys bills Of lading. which will be signed al the
Ss,S " ~
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nANBURY and NORwALK RAILROAD.

~ On and after Sept q, the following trains WIN
SIS A. NJ, with passengers connecting at South Nor
wak, with the New-fork and New Haven IA. NJ tram
for Now-Iork ct 309 A. NJ
3l5 NJ, with Passengers aud freight, connecting " ID
the New-fork and New Haven IS 20 p NJ al SIS T. "
Trains 10 Dsnbury will leave South Norwalk:
s< NJ with passengers and Ire -bt rece wing pas
sensers mem the New-ioTk and NewHayen A. VI tram
hOul New-Iork.
SO J NJ with passengers only receiving PASSENGERS
hom the New-ioTk and Sew-Have $50 7. VI. Express
trhin from Eew-YOrk and the 40 accommodation tram
hom kew-Hayen. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
Danhury, sept. p, 1851
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Fall Ar
IL rangement- Through FsrtS on al Trans between
Eewl ork erd Albany 81 So Trans leave Chambers -.
daily, tsuncays excepted for Albany ard Troy.
Express Tram A. ~. thrCu-h IN hours connecting
with Trans reaching Buffalo Montreal &: O'Clock same
evening
Mai Train Q 4. M-Through Way Trans and I p. ".
Express Train T. M.-Accornnodatlol Tan pP "
For PtekGkil al 7 M Y. NJ and 6l5 7. NJ
for PO'keepsie 81 $50 A. VI AID 40 T. VI stopping az
ell Nsy Stat;ons-sunday Mail Tram p ~ from Canal
t-Pssengers taken a. Chaubers Canal Crstopher lith
and 3iststs. GEO. STARR Superintendent
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and SAN FRANCISCO

and SAN FRANCISCO
Nv Steamship LIEE-TiROUGH TO SAN FRAN
ONO AZ RIDU CID RATES-NO DETENTION on the
SHEuS.-The new and splendid steamship UNITED
sliEs, VIM c. Berry, Commander, Will leave New
I'd for ASP1NWALL, Navy Bay, FRIDAY, NOvem-
hRG II o'clock A. NJ, precisely, connecting at PAM ma
Vi he new double Engine steamship CORIES, LOO
n ihomas Il. Chopper Commander, which steamship
Pa ana on the arriVrl of the passengers by the
liED STATES, for San Francisco, stopping only ut
4tcO for supplies. This line has failed 10 con-
q a The appointed time.
Tee yess ia accommodations ventilation, speed and
Sp are unsurpassed An experienced physician Is at
sAsii0 each steamer.
I-users will be landed on the wharf at AsPinwal and
4, he Panama Railroad.
psusers are cautioned that all tickets for this line,
~ ksr the signature of tie undersigned and that no
euprtas are authorized 20 sell tickets az Newly 0rk
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DACITIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.-F0r
ii RIO JAEEIRO, VALPARAISO ond PANAMA
agInld nov cteainer JOIN j.. STEPHENS, tRN0
r lurden) Robt H. Pearson, Commander VIII be dis
rid Tor ii, above ports OF OF about The 5:h DECEM
hR FOR psssage only having superb accom- nodations.
gy At the eitce OF the company, No 81 South-st.
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CFNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JER


y SEY-New-York to Easton, Pa. Fare 81 75.-FIll
Arrangement commencing November 10 1852 Leave Pier
places at NJ, y NJ, and 3i5 PM and for Somsrylle
at AS Pm Returning leave Phnlpsburg at and AN
and 8 Is PM.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stonin

HI for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORD
aud TAI NTON-The steamers &. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE, of this hue, regularly as hereto
fore alternately leaving Pier No North River first wharf
above Battery place, daily, Sundays excepted at NJ
and sonDgion at O'Clock Z. NJ, arrival of mail
train, which leaves Boston at ) r. NJ
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays at p NJ NewBedford and Iaun-
passengers proceed Immediately the arrival OF the
mail train at Mansfield.
For freight passage apply at the Office No 10 Battery
Place, or on board the boats.
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TOR BOSTON. via NEWPORT and FALL

n
Il RINFR-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE, Capt
Renamn Drayton leave alternate days Sundays ex-
cep;ed) from Pier No 8 n. r. the Battery at 7. VI.
For freglt apply on board the Office Pier No.
TISDALE n BORDEN, Agents, Nos. 20 aud III West-st-
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. IN
The FIRE IN SAvxnN@n'I'

81 y
The Savannah News 81 a. a. e -
Iull particulars Of the fse Il shas 81, "A =.
%. The 6fs eommenced II tie b.el t.ass !
Of house occupied by Mr.. rhos. Blo.,.
Zubly street. The News says:
The 6re soon spresd Ia eveyv d;,ee,;c. !.
the adjoining buiIdings wers IN eood. 49,. -
old' WIN lew exceptions, and very dsg. Al
sne 0uiidlngs on Zubly street. from la.,.i
doWh 70 81. Gall, with one or two excans;cr.'
we're destroyed. While these were 81 ~ ssJs
lame spread with great rapidly 10 a. sossk !
uss',oy.ng every building 10 its eourse. nse;i =
s.sned ras,h margaTet st All the buildises oa ~
1 two sue saue o. msrgaret St. were burnt. e1eeDt
old ,s...y " Mr. VIM. w. Johnson. and sn
Thns as = m:,' owned by the estate Of vpinkler.
= = bounded by Laurel On ihs 80. 4, Gns1 y.
the south. uosns and MaFgaret on
We found il impossible 10 oh,.;. 80, a-..
correct Inst OF all the persona Who -. ~ .nE.
out-nor could We ascertain All shs c-.Ssx Sssss
lne property. However, among ihe n.;..;.os -
sunerers who were burnt ont, are Tho. Riss.v.ss
,e, Wm: Ualpln, Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Cisneev IeSs'
;"n.., wl,,ams, ~. Westcott, p Ruvsl, Mrs. Morn
Inefe was very little insurance. On ske n,,..
perry. The Southern Mutual iosslabous ,brse
thousand dollars. 8 '''sso
Ihe greatest sufferers by this truly mel.n.
choiy disaster, are Of that class Of our cirirens
upon whom this misfortune falls with the -.
west hand. Many of them lost all their furni.
lure. The immense amount of goods thrnvr
into the street rendered them impassable =
times, and great portions Of them were con.
sumed. The houses were generally old. but
many OF them were very respectable resideu.
ces, and to their owners will be serious loss.
The destruction Of property in dwellings will
probably not exceed $75,O00, bat the loss Is
furniture 10 very great. A more Destructive
fire has not occurred in this city for 90 years.
when we take into consideration the distress
and misery it will occasion to the sufferers for
the want OF houses TO reside in-which, before
TINS hre, were scarce, and We now fear cannot
be had under any circumstances.
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wooD-LAwN RETREAT.

rENHE subscriberinvites the attention OF the pub
i lie 10 this place of entertainment 1t is de.
signed solely tar ladies and gentlemen, and no
anusements prsctised there, which are unfit for
the observaio of ladies. 1t does not become him
20 speak of the diuners which he furnish at the
shortest notice, though he has at all times all the
luxuries that the Richmond market and the country
round the city afford nor of his wines, though
he challenges comparison with any cellar in Vir.
GINA; nor of the recrestions and amusements which
his guests viii find there, though they are as numer.
Gus they are innocent; noI of the accommoda-
tons natural and artificial, which the Retreat af
tords. All he wishes is, that the public will come
and see and if they do not say, that it the very
place the town has always wanted. and situated at
the very distance at which it ought be situated,
he will ke willing 10 acknowledge that he has de-
ceived himself, and thereby cheated others. IL is
at the proper distance, tor it is three miles from
town it is in the proper situation, for it is the
Brooke Turnpike fine carriage road, it is proper
ly fixed for the rooms are on the most approved
modern scale for convenience, and fitted with a
luxury almost unknown in the country. But my
description can satisfy no body Come and see for
yourselves.
jy I6-ts C. R. ALLEN.
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WATEK CLOsETe, BATH TUBS, DC
HAVING added to our present business that OF
IL HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment
in the city OF Philadelphia, are now prepared to
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA.
TIONARY WASb-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. 4 A. BARGAMlN, JR.,
NH 26-t pol. cor. Main and 10Th streets.
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Table Of Rates.

Those over fifty years of age VIII Dc cnargsa 20
psr cent extra One dollar and City cents admiA'
sion fee will be charged in addition to the above
ehe rst year, and must be pait Al the time OF ap'
PLcation and the 6rst years deposit Witnin tnif'y
days.
REFERENcEs-Dogget & Anderson, UPhoister.
ers corner 18th and Governor sts., hicnmonq, va
Geo NJ West d. Bro, Booksellers, Exchange race
Smith Marvin. Merchants, Main st.; Bowen q
Bruce, Washington Hotel; McDoEa.d q lyons lyons
Regalia Manufacturers, Exchange Pace II haoals.
con Bro, Furniture Dealers 18th ST., DO; 1noinas
aonbrook, merchant, Wheeling; Lang, hara. >.
ware do, do; George Hsrdman, builder, DO {! =
Wharton Editor Of Times and Gazette, do; And.
Mehafy, Esq, Gosport Foundry, Norfolk, Va Geo
w Bain Savings Bank, Portsmouth,; J NJ Blancnaro,
Superintendent on Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor OIL
Ohio; Hon Joseph A Wright, Govr OF Indiana
Hon Augustus C French, Gov'r OF Illinois; Hon
Austin King Gov'r of Missouri; Hon Richard
Biodhead. Senator from Penn; Hon James M Por
Der, Easton, do.
All communications should be addressed (pos'
pad) 70 A. WILBUR,
Actuary end General Agent, Richmond, We.
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ERESH PRUNKS.-I have just received .
l. lot of the above article, which lean recon
mend fresh, and On excellent article for family
use Call at ANTONIO PIZZlNFS,
jeI ULder City Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-09

IN WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
III have this day received two thousand Canada
Straw HATS, suitable for servants, which am dis
posed to sell at very low price. Those in want
OF harvest Hats for servants will find II to their In
tercst to call at No. 81 Main street. Also, beaut
full article of India Straw Hats for gentlemens wear
mv7-ts JOHN THOMPSON.
INHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated
L themselves for the purpose OF conducting in
this city, Tobacco and General Commis-
sion Business, under the Firm of KENNETH
DUDLEY, and respectfully solicit your patronage
Our business will be exclusively Commission
business; and an experience OF twenty years BY
our senior partner in active Mercantile life in this
city, and determination on the part of both to
promote the Interests of our friends. will. we hope
secure to as liberal support We are prepared
to make the usual Advance on Consignments in
hand, and to purchase Produce, &c ON the Gus
tomary terms We will occupy the large and
commodious Warehouse, No IA Public Lasding.
JNO. KENNETH,
JNO. w. DUDLRY
Refer to Jas. Warwick, ESQ.,; Jas. Thomas, Jra
Eco Messra Thomas a. SamI Hardgroye, ano
Sutton 6L Winston.
Cincinnati. April 10Th. 1852. jel5-3m'