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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

4 statement Is published in The San Frds'

n
ei,eo Herald concerning the finances Of California ron
. that the civil debt Is 81 3s7 CO. and
the wsr debt ss27 sl2 2O-which latter IL believed
yil be assumed and paid by the General Government
o that il will be seen that the real debt OF the state
only about one and quarter million OF do'iafs
THE Toroato Globe Of the 18th states thst
the Canadian Government has agreed 70 '"o
Saul Ste Marie Canal as provincial work
The Bank Of Baltimore has declared semi
annual dividend OF cent
The latest advices from the Ulster Mine
confirm the snticipstons Of great richness. The
hor,e" in the dri has been passed, and the vein "
now q inches wide Of pure Galcna sni increasing In
tie shaft the vein 10 II inches wide and IN the bottom
of the cavern upon removing the bouldsrs OF copper,
proves to be 90 inches WIDE new shait has been sunk
% feet for the purpose Of striking the copper vein N
The ysley The copper in tight In the cavern vsri
ously estimated at from 200 70 1000 tuns. Two fur
naces for smelling lead are DOW being put up 1t she
mine and will coon be in operation Mr. Hodge, the
scoIogist has thoroughly examined tic ulster ana
Ia preparing detailed report
Importarions (othcr than Dry Goods at the
port Of NcwYork for the week ending Nov ~. le.s;
ALB 80 esH.91s'' 20 49, ,' s !, 30 sssss.: Do
ems B.u-es' Do s.' Bar 60, ep Il stss cana
ware Is d. soSss Gar. 20 D. ksof Gods ~ 90 49,
DO sfo Ccrss 500 co.k~sSe lo % 49, 49, A.,
"a, pa 70 sns 8erresfypes fsfe 90 ~;
q - sse' A,.J n 400; Barfs I'D 40 ~ -. sss ~.
Covsi,i "A d. 00l7j Bseirs PogS''. i~ o. ysvssr.
> a. s1C., Eo,ar 20 DO. sssi Chonls Po,ro =. 80
y Co. csDesl s53 On cr Ned s w, AZ a. S',,..a Ro
ss 10 DO Sob tls 100 DO yus 49,, Y.ss n on;
der gro 70 do Lac Dye slIt - go A. sv.m N 3<i
&c do Lcorce sss DO Mssnrss 80 A., a. Svy,s Reg
Do Oh Lsnon 80 s 10 10 PAsssos.. s'Oc % &c
Sre $40 do Anfiaoss s,.e go. 40 no ~ W
80. A. 20 % yernusa, stSss no 80 = a. "a
Ioes, yarfhrarssc. sssoi, 800 AEFs ~ w. -
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MARRIED..

Tuesdy evening g. hy Rev Mr. ChaRer NJ JOSEPH
p. DOKR Mss EURETrA WEBB daughter % George Webb,
Pc, both q TN. city.
On Thank svng evening Nov % ~ Rev Wm r. Bsardus Of
Aquackmuk ~ j. Mr. PETKR MARSfLCS (sOn Of the late E
T. Marschs 10 JULIA daushtcr Of Rev. WIN Il Bogtrdus
NV a. by Rev Henry Chase, Nj. CHARLES y rIrTERMA
Ky 10 Miss MARY e. HENDRlCkSON, both OF Phi lsdelpha
80 Philadelphia PAPERS please copy.
In Brooklyn. Nov -. by ncy NJ Rockwell. Ir. REUBEN
CONKLiH Mss CHARLOTTE MINOR, both Of Fompcy onoa
dcca County.
Monday morning Dlren, Conn Nov. - ~ Rev Nj Kin
rey NJ WILLIAM TURNER. OF tina Miss PtiEBE
CLOCK daughter late Abram Clock Es The former place
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MARINE COURT-Before Judge cOwIEs.


To recover damages for alleged unlawful TAX
ing of certain household furniture belonging TO Mr. &.
In defense il is said the furniture taken by the
sheriff by due course of law 1t appeared that defend
ant left with the sheriff the proper papers to enable
him to make the levy but that the sheriff omitted some
iornaltcs his part
The Court held that if party places the regular pa
pers in the hands OF the Sheriff no is not liable tor any
omission on the part of tho Sheriff who is responsible
officer ard gives security for the due performance OF
Lis duty and The remedy any, cannot be against the
cipsl-Judcuent for defendant
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ADJUSTMENTS. ETC. THIS DAY AND rvsxiSs.

burtons 1hcscr-fstrt1n ard Parve7u; 100 Mhnes &C.
broadway thestceAs You Like Il; Msrrsa aal Settled
NSckt Thcsirr-Bakcs Bcnea Oh Heads and lOang h~i;-
Sielos Iararr-iiusla " Glamour. 81.
nstnenl. Mnscnm-ses IEreSs; The Last Nal etc .
aet,f.Naa hS -frs 81 NJ fN's Ten Lectures On N.s-
Apollo kocm-- AoVias Picture Of c. r., l.
= Don
sece;y l-hrafY -Bfyans Galley al Chrss,sn Art
WTS - se ~ BtoaawAJ-Corcsrt sVery eVc1as
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALEs OF SrocKs-Moaday,

xov -Ftrf BoarGsoo Penn RR.fgj IS LouaLLe b. IL
ash Nav Isb $500 Leigh g. s7l Morn iowa X X 81
esech Bk Morn. Canal ls ar s.d Mech bs o.
10 Leg Island r. s3h 90 Os Sch Nav g. ~ a. Do fht
G, Gnagd b. III - Penn and oho edna ~ ,,
Ishsh Nav 70 do. 70i 200 City r. X g. ~ g,t 80
IS iOsk Meadow X. X, 301s 10 h"'''""s
r r 6Ok 20 l.eish Con Nor. -, ifl -, IL.
SteSrd Besrs-sloo VII RK "a 100; 20 hs No CT AZ
100 rnQa CsDsi, isk. 20 Rad R.R, oS =" y N'-e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

RAILROADS IN THE CITY.-ln the Common
Council, last evening. the Street Committee TO whom
was referred the subject Of introducing railroads
through the streets Of the city for public accommoda
ton reported adverse to the project aud the whole
matter was laid over for two weeks to be then taken
up under the head of special order.
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
a J. Deiaton,'. ()orasyiv Lvaaa 4 Cl1rEsl ~ tsNs,
1852. IAN. Noon. SPIN 3Ph'
Nov. se...............S 70 ~
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

EYrEcrs OF THE SroRx.-Durng mug
night frame building in course OF construc''0+ -
North Sevcnth-st., owned by Thomas NoA,o@
prostrsted to the ground by the violence OF l'is
portion OF the building fell upon stable suj
deoliships il and ipjuring horse whien wa -
stable q, the time building 81 the corne -
and Nnth-sis damaged by the water ui S;,h and
part OF the cellar wall Grands, between .' Jenth
Tenth-st, impossible, in consequencs u N.Ss. s
of the water which had settled there, and IS M nv
some three fset higher than Grand, there y - led
which the water can be drawn OF, sewer !, Luz t rrn
The streets in the vicinity of Eleventh ana So4 of
Sta, were also rendered impossible II ~ horse.
the water, and the easements Of msnJ Oh 'N'
were flooded
AccIDEST.-Yesterday morning, 500
residing in New York, was badly hut by benz uswts
from wagon at the foot OF South Seventies. rhs
standing up in the back part OF the waso ,,ncn ne
horse suddenly started, throwing hun on. - 10
walk BY which he badly bruised he We" VI -
the Kings County Hotel where he vas stfeni'" w.
~ The Williamsburgh Ferry COMPANY
have purchased the property between the II -
Disision av. Ferries and a new slip tor the Nc "a -
Peck-slip Ferry s TO be erected
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DIED.

The relatives End rend the family requested attend the
nei a. from he 'e ssn No % Nc Dous'st on We nesdv,
Dee. I, at 4. -, without further aviation
4, siaiea Isaul Monday Nov -, EDWARD suoRTILI.
The trends ic1 Of family ~.
raj wene,ds De- :, The staten i ssr oyS,,Ss
~ 49, r. ~ Sl ytRGiSiI LAYTON only daughter OF
aae G. and sarah Hubs. aged 10 months aud day -
A. Derry II Saturday, Nov, a. JANIS ihoh IN the o'i
A. o"so Aiesan County Mchsaa, Nov Il, GooLo C. Tos-
TER, aged 20 year-
WHEEL, R,,orr or p,.ru,-In The City and County
for the Sh day Of S3 over. ,6i to ihg To
D.rl,s'-Absce'- q Apopey ApeY so y A' a on
chhLs Gamer Il Casualues S; Cholera lnsnan caosa
Moroo- Consumption !" C99'a'DF TeS. 2 hcaI.
Drosys: D,op-y in the Head, lii Do"nra Dyssu,sfy ,;
I'm i' i,Trr 3, Fc,er Puerpurs Fever Reni',a
Fever See e 81 FeycT Typhn' lO Heat D'ae pt,c
Coush. ln.ul'y, inauenz', leIa1nlse1 i o. ,
In'arn.ra Of Bowels nA mnstnn d kdSsyt @ NM,
a9es = Jauudce /; Lue. yenerci. M'o,oanon h,s
ci sm,n POI s. SPINAL Disease. saiciic. s'r,aFn'
i,on .: Telling. Tumo Liberation OF ihtaa'n'e' W.
' aoa o. r i"' year Il year,. go . to 49, 49,
10 to 90 2oto o. - 20 to ~ gi 80 ~, 70 ~ =, 80
Pp.e,. ~ S.Trrr-Ur,ed sia,.. sa Ir'and s. Eesaoa
stS S5 Gs'y % W. r'rsi .. T'o apsora -
From R-risi Bellevue, 9; Peuiestay b'csweA. Isna'
.IIou.e H'aewers I.land colgroi Home C''''' re-
lr;uerts .e,ured from wad'' Ial,ed 70
e., Inspector. osce. November q, 10:
wy,rtr Rsrc.. or DsAgas ool FOR the week ehahs NV
-. lsJ2 a.. , . c.,....o, a. Rr,n .
c,rs..on Of Lung. Cor-nmptons CoiV4sons .rO'g
ID Min, /, Dotsy Drop.y Head, d. s.a'ey f,'e h
,ra sFryer u.rpers Convulon., FeFef s'sI =,
TgpLus, , Hear, Disease - nal Ds-r- y IN !. .,,
/. In1,afu,ron Iuur- 3 lnhdeItf - Ht.snl'
small Pox, ~ Porn I Te',nn. - t"ts'"' J.
f,Sa ~ Ilsah Wssorlr Healh oref.
Deob, in Sqe,Gmeaio for NE cess ending Osf H. IL
H. Hilton aged 81 from Mo- John AdaIs ~ ~ y, nm
20 Ohio; Jane A. More p, Ohio; Wm. Baker ~ III
Lots Duloso s6 France Elias tbbs 90 Seotand' Sr
ian Rghtmirc p Germany; Mat'he" Drew, = 49, y,
Tarnes Maloy 81 Ireland Hy Robinson, p Conn., Jsm
hammond 81 Ohio; Philip Or, 81, Germany fa'''cA
shield. 90. Ireland.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Hon. Horace MANN AT THE Brooklyn H.
srrrrTE.-Hon. Horace Mann will lecture this even
ing in the New England Course, at the Brooklyn In
stitu;e. Subcci-WOmsn
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,1V@ The great living panorama which fair
day brings into Broadway worth voyage 70
and it is scarcely less wonderful bow regularly they
stop at Roo1 No. 363 procure his patent CrayOn Ds
sueucotypes.
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2 rssa RR 90 D: 80 Read X r g. - &C. Lao sw.
- 100 LeA 600 k $50 -. st ~ Hsrnssafs RI ss -
e,-rsf- - ilR t5k = D. t9h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

.Y~ One Hundred Pictures will be exhib-
tied this day at the door OF RooTs Premium Gallery, No
S63 Broadway. They invite criticism
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

20 The great prize medals awarded in 1859
and 1851 for the best Dagueeotypes the eyb
in this year, be In ROors great show
case No 36I Broadway Perfect pictures taken in any
I
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The OLD BRrwrRY.-Hundreds of persons

The OLD Observation-Disclosures of persons.
last evening visited that extensive old rookery so ce
lcbraied in the history OF crime and so intimately
sccsted with vice and in;empcrance No such rush
was anticipated /, was lighted throughout and rem
,lered perfectly safe for visitors The rooms are
mostly vacated preparatory the tearing down of the
Aridinq 1t viii be lighted UP for two three
ines more so that those who wish msy take
view of the spacious shany previous to its being de
rloished.
gRs The Swiss Benevolent Society of New
York held their regular annual meeting al Delmonicos
Hotel ON Saturday evening. The President read the
administrative report of the Society for the past year
rom which appeared that the total receipts amounted
10 s3Ca0 Is including a donstion OF s2s5 from the
swiss Federal Government and an aggregate appropra
lion of SSl from sixteen Of the Canonal Governments
TIE total expenditure for the year smouh'e' 70
a distributed in cash fuel food, clothing &c 70 LUZ
srplcans The balance in the treasury AZ tne oAose
The year Is 81 on - After the reading OF TINS report
the meeting proceeded TO ballot for officers lor Ih n
vesr and the ballot resulted IN the elecfion OF tEe iO
lowing gentlemen: G. L. Robert, President; L. r. De
80 swiss Consul Vice President Mayor, Treasurer
and secretary Messrs violler, Boury, Cramer ana Z
Robert Committee The President elect addressed lns
meeting accepting the functions imposed on n'n anu
slrus his exerons TO the maintenance OF the pros
psry Of the Society and TO the performance Oh Us De
peyoept duties lie then paid high eni4ey 70 an pr
S.osso IN ahs, ofice affirming that there was any
s rlsylv entitled TO the thanks OF the SWISS resi-
dents of NewYork, end Of Switzerland II was ~ uaer'
Der IN whose hesl,h be pledged the company Inc com
nlimept Was gratefully acknowledged BY NJ Gueroer
and after several tossts and seatSniea's 'as ms'naS
broke N.
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AccIpExr-Yesterday morning, a Ue .aInan
To- The Willismsburgh Ferry COMPANY,

have purchased the property between the IF ~
Ditision av Ferries, and a new slip Tor TIC nv -
Peckslp Ferry is 10 be erected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-29

The NEW Law OF EVIDENCE IN ENGLAHD-We
find in a London paper the following report OF a
case in the Court Of Exchequer, in which under a
recent act OF Parliament The plaintiff and defendant
were both exa11ine ed as witnesses. 1t is perhaps
Baron upon the new system.
CoURT OF ExcHEeUER, Feb. 25. (satfnes az Nisi
Prias, Jefore the Chief Baroa and Special Jaries)
Welch c Facet.
Mr.. e. James and Mr.. d. Power were counsel for
the plaintiff; the Attorney General and Mr Farrer
appeared for the defendant
The plaintiff is architect Of great provincial
celebrity, having erected the Town. hall Birming
ham and the hospital ar liverpool. besides other
important works, and tins was an action in which
he sough; 70 recover 100 guineas his commission,
at the rate Of ! per cent, On the contemplated ex-
penditure ofthe defendant in the erection Of GER
taa houses ou the Ctaven-hili Estate, Bayswsfer
Ii appeared that the defendant, who Is gentleman
OF property resioingin the neighborhood o. Craven
hill. entered into negotiation with the lessee q
the estate for the lease of certain building ground
and during its progress was ;nuodueec 70 tnc
paintifi who stated his terms tor the pfeparauoh
Of plans and supernendence Of the erectiois 70 ce
u er cent on the outlay and II FOR the plans and
preliminary trouble. ifthe plaBs wers not cafrfo
oar AheF this the plaintiff proceeded TO prepare
the ground plans and elevations OF 20 houses; sad
rbe question was, whether the negotiation having
Il, paw the u per cert. commission On The ground
ina: he ad given epi Instructors 20 The plain
TIFF to proceed. whether the plaintiff was 10 be
considerable have embarked rather preeipisately
IL his WORK so as to dseniitle fasm from recovering
its vaIue from the defendant The plaintiff snd
the defendant were both examined, WI as other
witnesses. and at the conclusion Of the reply Tor
the plaintif
The Chief Baron leftit to the jury TO decide be-
tween the parties la so doing his Lordship took
thssa of tn
the wtness-box seemed to him to be the legealard
n cessary consequence of the previous altera Ions
in the law ri evidence. and while il might he I'D
mitted to have been both necessary and proper, il
certainly readred the duty Of jurylnan innrr cif
eair, for the parties were generally dismetricaiiy
oppos to each other in their recollection and con-
stfuction of facts The change also necessarily led
10 inercased htigatinn, for where new with. sses
and means OF psooi were introduced, uew aetions
musi spring 40. and cases were hrougAt int court
which but for the new law would never have been
thought Of. Without saying ,his was sueh case,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-29

SHOCKING OceURREscE.-We learn from
the jamestown Journal that on the 9th inst.
woman named Norris. residing in the town
insanity went to the house Of a neighbor
snatched an infantfwo weeks old from the arms
o. It's mother, passed into another room. and
ansheo Its head several times against cupbord.
ne iranfc mother rushed to the rescue toe
late to save her child. 1t died within thirty
minutes afterward.-Mrs. Norris has beeni1-
sane nearly six months, and has been for
Church. "
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It was clear that the jury had d.fs,cu,. =. -
plain Dan % and the assa safsassn, apsn 70 ssss ssn he
as the result OF his experience Of hs asa. thaf
this act ne had ceme 70 the opinion dat i as,a y
highly desirable, If not abso,utely necssss 49, -
further change in the law should be made bv az
now limited to contracts to the value of cI0 -
every species of contract that al parties should
be compelled to reduce their trarsacfions into = IS
ting, about which there could not afterwards aris.
any question.
The jury, at the close of the summing up, found
q verdict for the defendant
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Mr.. Weed, of the Albany Journal, in one
cf his late letters from Europe, mentions hay-
ing paid visit to MIR. Powers. the ceIebratea
sculptor. Mr.. Weed says that Mr.. Powers
never touched chisel to the Greek Slave.
or any other Of his wonderful productions =
He says that those statues which we have so
much admired, are chiseled entirely by assis.
tanis. All the genius and labor OF our great
sculptor are expended on the models, after
which the marble statues are executed by sas-
sistants. 81
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UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOR
pNIA.

5@ The splel did Steamships Penn
1Es-ss sylvania and Virginia leave
Ss=L.ssalszl5 aEllsszl5 Richmond alternately every FIVE
k.Sss-esszssszs days for Philadelphia.
These Steamers are both new, and kave very su-
perior state room accommodations. The Captains
are men of much experience in their profession
and can highly recommend this route to the
travelling community for comfort, speed and econ
Omy.
Tobacco manufacturers will ini it TO their ad.
vantage give this mode Of Transportation the pre-
ference, as being much less likely to deiace their
boxes IN getting them to market.
Goods sent TO our consignment for re shipment
will receive every attention, ami be forwarded al
the usual rates.
Those living in other parts of the State wishing
10 engage passage 10 Philadelphia by these Steamers
before leaving home. can have stateroons reserved
Tor them 10y addressing Us.
Fer freight or passage. apply to
MAYO q ATKINSON, on the Dock.
n. B.-As it is highly important to prevent dam
age TO goods by cir remaining on the wharf and
for ma ty othOr reasons, viii have drays always
IN readiness discharge of the Steamers, carry
the freight Immediately TO their various consignees
DTayaGe at usual rates. NH I3-dtS
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DKIyATE PkACTIcE.-Dr PLUME a

DRIVATE PkACTICE.-Dr PLUME A
L co. may De consulted, conndentialiy, for the
Sore Legs, Ulcers. GlandnIsr sweliings, or en-.
largements, Syphilis, ard all morbid discharges.
whether recent or chronic. ALSO, al: those CON-
plants termed female diseases The advertisers
invite attention 10 their chemical extract OF Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded ss The very best
abused aud debtsted organs as well as to reuosate
system shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up. with full directions.
aud sent TO order. Post paid letters promptly a.
tended 10. Office oh Franklin street, below Ex.
change Hotel, and frst door below Trinity church.
Pi~hvpoysS vivei~ia m fe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-29

NEW JERSEY AND CoLoslzArIos.--A hin
has passed both branches Of the New JERSEY
Legislature, and become law, appropriating
SI0O0 year, for two years, 10 aid snch colcred
persons IN that State as may desire to remove
to Liberia, in so doing under the direction or
New Jersey Colonization Society.
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Fer freight or passage. apply to
S.u, Trr1 ~
ST BALTIMORE AND PHIL-

xisssvss.saas--ssSt - DELP STEAMER
8ELVIDkRE AND POCAHUhTAS.-The fine
Steamers BelyiGGre and P0cahoutas are both
on the line now between this place and Baltimore,
lers TO and f IN Philadlp lphia, by way of the canal
The BelviicIe. Captpin Clifford. leaves Baltimore
every saturday afternoon, Tor Richmond; return
ing, she laaYes Righlnond every Tuesday afternoon
fhe Pucahonlas leaTes Baltimore every Wednes-
day efteroop, ard r. ming, she leaves Richmond
every Saturday afte-no
Shippers 10 Pittshurg, Cincinnati and the South
and West generally, will fad this the most desirable
route.
Freight received every Monday and Friday, at -,
". and up 20 the hour of O'Clock, p. NJ every
Tuesday and Saturday, and no longer.
NH ~ LUDLAM & WATSON.
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AOOn hnkk!

MERCHANTS and others who are dealing In,
yA. his line would do well 10 call On the subscnr
Der, and exsmine his large sfoek Of Plain ard Ja-
panned Tin Ware, stoves, Pumps and kiald
Lamps, with o grsst variety q Fancy and.
ana Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot. No G. Main
street. toors above ibe old Market Richm0nd, We.
Tin Roofing and Conductors done ai the skorfesf
notice ana as cheap and good a. arg 0thss establish
men1 In the State. VIM SEARS WOOD.
NH 4-lm acIical WuIkman.
nUKE 4. k. HULL bbl.. 8. salr 81
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ENIGRANr PASSAGE AND REMIT.
TANCE AGENCY.
PASSAGE TICKETS IN THE OLD ESTAB-
LlSHED SWALLOW TAIL LINE
OF London and Liverpool Packets,

,GRINNELL, MINTURN a. co, 0WNERS.)
=. The undersigned arc sole Agents =
assfor the sale Of passages in the ab.ve g. g.
ne, Composed Of the following first class Ships
New World, Queen of the West, Constitution,
Liverpool, Ashburtsn Albert Gallatin, Constantine,
Patrick Henry, American Congress, Cornelius
Grinneil. Independence, Yorktown, Prince Albert
sir Robert Peel London.
For the accommodation of emigrants, and to
prot CT them from any imposition, We will direct
SIGHT DRAFTS
On Edwards, Sanford q Co., London, for any
amount. from ( upwards payable at any bank in
,he United kingdom without discount
Iri-hmen wishing 10 send money TO their
friends or bring them out from the old country,
VIII fad our Drafts and Passages the most reliable
means.
ADAMS & CO., No. 5, I4th street.
NH J6-d5n
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81 Fox RENT, an xcelleni Brick Dwelling
H:a House on 7lh STREET, nearly opposite the resf
dence of Conway Robinson. Esq nnd al present
occupied by MrJ Ptindexter. Possession win
be given the frst OF April.
TOLER e. COOK,
NH II General Agsets
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ySase-- s..ss --zzsezzzsgsz1 ADAMS 81 CO.'S
fSS - = yzssfz EXPRESS ES are now run

FSs1~ zzas -z-s7=zrzxz=zssss-1 i ID II = 81 CO.'S
SSS4 - - EXPRESS ES re now run
JinE to nearly every city, town and village il the
United States, and It's superior facilities offered
to al Lst low rates. for the rapid carriage and de
livery Of articles of all descriptions boxes, bales
packages, parcels money, &c. &c, and for the col
lection Of notes, drafts, bls in all places where we
have agents.
Our arrangements are such that the utrnost
promptness may be relied upon for the perform.
snCe u ali business entrusted to US.
Custonl-houseb business attended to, goods entered
duties paid, ard articles forwarded with dispatch
Be sure to order goods by ADAMS d CO.'S Ex-
press.
Checks on England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
in sums 70 suit for sale at this Office
Our European and California Expresses give gen.
eral satisfaction.
The Express leaves Richmond for the North.
East and West every morning Except Sunday al
at - o'clock. ]. II. SAWYER, Agent,
O+ice No. ). Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-29
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PASS ENGER TRAIN The passenger trains
on this road run as fo!lows: Leaves Richmond
daily Al oclock A. NJ breakfast az the Junction
dine at Charlottesville, aud reach Woodsilie 1T halt
past ?, P. NJ. ReLurni g, leave w odgille at hall
past 6, A. NJ breakfast at Charlottesville, and ar
rive at Richmond at quarter before 3 Z. NJ.
Pare between Ri hfnond and Woodyilie- SO Is
Freight Traius-The regular freight train
viii leave Richmond fer Cha,lott sgie on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at O'Clock, A. NJ and
jor Wo0dy.lle as often as business may require.
Freight VIII not be cei ed in the depot az Rich
mond after o'S4~k, NJ + H GILL,
rnh Superintendent