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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
CEvEN PER CENT. BONDS of tina

~ NEW-YORK and ARLEM RAILROAD CO.
The Bonds Of the New York Hare'1 Railroad conri.
portion OF the issue OF $500 600 made the lst May 1853
They are Seven per Cent Bonds, and relmbursabein
1861 with semi annual interest coupons attached payable
to bearer, lst November aud LIST May.
This issue Of $4,000 for the Of retiring the
floating debt, and Of making improvements the Road
extending from the City Hall N Y. to Dover Plains
distance Of 8Oi miles.
For the y-ar ending Seth September 1851 after paying
interest Bonds the dividend Tho Preferred 81 c
the NewYoh and Harlem Railroad Co declared diyi.
dend Of four per cent the Old Stock with surplus OF
$2j00O remaining The receipts from October last 10 April
Inclusive show increase OF % per the
spending mouths Of tho previous year
The present Conoiion Of the Road Is - follows:
Bond including the s50m0 just issued. 900
CAPITAL Stock, Preisued. ...............Sl,S $4,000
~'f''" N~' q 400 0no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE

~ Labor saving Mschines-ln this of progress and
wise doings anything which tends aneOrse the ndi-
don Of our humanity readily receives attention
and sanction OF the phaathropc-tle ch the poor the
lew and gentle. Never has the inventive genius of
lone for the common benefit OF all since the days
tuons incipient experiments the worldwide OF
iteain than has In the Introduction Of SINGERS Patent
Saving Machines with which all kinds of sewing is exc
suited in beautiful and satisfactory manner the apparatus
durable In all its parts simple and easy in its operation
.od superior to any machine before offered T. the public for
sewing purposes Principal Office No 258 Broadway where
the public are invited TO examine them
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VNBLE CUTLERY.-The South River

n cutlery Company have established Depot n, NJ .,
~ stain where complete Assortment OF ,n
tsse Cutlery, Butcher, Cook add Shoe Knivr. @
oond TO which they would invite tho attend an %, ~,
e'e ana large buyers r w. 0ALLATDET Arrnt
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Cash capital, 10000 Dollars.
Copnrtnership.
/ United PARTNERSHIP formed by

Z United PARTNERSHIP formed by
4 A OLIVER n. BDSTWICK, EDWARD srAPLE-
TON and CEPH IS ii. NORTON.
Fsf The tame firm under which sd partnership Is tc
be conducted Is BOSTNICK STAFLETON.
Second The general Of the business int ded
transacted Is the MANUFACTU RING md DEALING In
HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, &e
Third The 0f the general Farmers Interested
therein, are OLIVER N BOSTWICK who reside, In the
city Of Brooklyn, and EDWARD STAPLETON, who TO
the city Of Newiors sud the OF the special
partner sCFPH A. " NORTON whose place n reEdenes
Il in the city OF New-foik
Fop,H Tn amount Of capital which special partner
has contributed O. the common st0cA 70 TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS tn cash
FUh Ire said partnership i to commence The hrs,
dsy OF July 1851 and 10 the fret dag Of JAnu-
airy. Is5s-EevYorh, Jure 81, rs.
OLIVER r. bOsTNlCK,
EDWARD SrAPLEgON,
CEPHAs 4 MOTION.
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KIOTICE.-Parties wishing to purchase

IN properly in williamsbursh or Brooklyn viii ind
nun Der Of eeDee Houses several desirable stores and an
almost unlimited number vacant Lots ranging from the
highest the lowest price and situated N almost s.sy
4thst Wiispsburgh bet South 1Otbst and Divsion-av
B-Gentlenen inclned 10 dispose OF Real Estate WIN
hnd their wishes met with prompt attention. by leaving
dasr, iutio AL above
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] & c. FISCHER. Oa,e Nuns 4

~ .ispeil nsnSiac'ogy and wareroom No 10 Green
= ehst eo.net o. peJ ., PiaDo-Fort war.rtsd with
In tune Pisno tuned repaired and
B,-Also Aoisn Piano forte. tor sale AS''s'O-
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g TEW ARTS PLANTAGENET

~ GUARD HALOhS The subscriber. continue b re-
eess gu@ supPi"s Of this celebrated Razor For sale Al
.ooiesaie only BY FRANCIS TONES 4 SONS. No. .
nhoeh-isne sole 1rnts Tor Stewart Ca Charinr cross
Letgon Also Tho celebrated Army Razor an entirely new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07

DLANOSPHERICAL MACHINE for

u CRUSHING, GRINDING and PULyERIZING.
Rec entity Patented in this COu, and in Europe.
COCHRAN'S PLANOSPH ERICAL QUARfL-CRUSH.
ING and PULVERIZING MACHINES, Of various sizes,
from TO 10 feet III diameter, weighing from 800 lbs to
10 each 10 daily operation for the inspection OF
the public will be submitted any reasonable practical
tests proposed by parties interested.
These machines by their Elm pcity OF construction their
durability, the uDdoubttd principles which thew ope
rate their effective operation and result justly entitled
to the consideration of all parties engaged in grinding, cruh
ing and pulveziug Quart Zinc Ore and other ores
mineral substances.
1t is the peculiar feature of the economy of these machines
that they found capable Of crushing aud puvezng
the finest powder amount of Quartz other earthly
matter proportion the amount of weight power ap
piled. The earthly is completely ground and pull
ezeo that the gold be easily separated and subjected
process Of amagamstion that may be
The machines work and deliver wet dry. may be
CURED and run with little friction (beiug almost without
Dachincry,) requiring lubncsting the principle
which they operate precudes the possibility their being
put out Of order; do they heat material while being
puyerzed They at applicable for all purposes of
grinding and pulyerZng from those required by the Druggist
to those OF the most extensive operations In California aud
Australia
The prop eios Of this ntiOn solicit examination and
viii prove by practical tests the superiority economy
OF these machines other for crushing grinding
puveIizins heretofore offered to the public
These machines may be in operation az foot Of South
Eghh-st, WillansbuTgh the large Patent Block and
Saw Factory Of Messs Bun, Waterman Co, frs,
south OF PecksIp Ferry every day, from to A. NJ snd
from to NJ. For further particulars apply to
+ Il J. BUSSlNG CO, No 81 Clif-st. N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
piano-forics.

A PlANO-FORTE of superior tone
ana hnish, latest style Of case, made by one Of the
oct nsserD this city, warranted for two years seven
~ a. IN p~Iset order quite new. IL will be sold very
80 ne owner is soon 20 leave the city. II be seen
ior aiew days al No 70 adsons, from IN n ocloeL M
and from TIL p - '''' 'i'' - S''0A' A''i'
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NEw.JERsEy ZINC COMPANY, /
Tra,ec .4Eca M Il Iih-rtvs,

NEw-JERsEY ZINC COMPANY I
Transfer Office No 81 Lib-dyst)
r. OTlCE-An amendment tOthe Charter
/ ofthe NEWJERSEY EXPLORING ard MINING
COMPANY has passed the Legislature OF NewJerSey
been accepted the Directors The title by the act ia
changed 70 Hsw.JeTsey Zinc Con psny."
Tie New-Jersey Exploring aud Minns Comrauy stock
and the stok OF the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining and
Manufacturing Company. will BE- exch inged for the
NeVJersey Zinc Company upon application at this
office. JAMES CURTIS, President.
New-York March 10, 1852
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CUN WADDiNG and PERCUSSION

~ CAPS -Eley's Cloth Gun WaddlnE. the best and
cheapest article used Eeys Percussion Caps Wire Car
tndge' and sporting Materials Powder gass &c large
fsctursfs sole agents
FRANCS TONES 4 SONS. No 6 m.iasn.lsae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
CPANISH LANGUAGE-A. de P.

~ BAEZ will admit few scholars "a join classes already
commenced New classes for beginners edies aud gente
separately cop,tanty forming Private lessons
also given his office any part Of the city Grams
tstons correctly performed Colleges and Schools attended
moderate terms Address No $50 Broadway No g.
tirst floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
TyOR SALE In Harlem, House and

Lot-Tbe house is filled in with brick contains seven
rooms splendid basement, csar aud attic niroie man
tlss 1c only one year old, bui expressly Tor 10
Or, occupant For further particulars apply 10 VIM
HONEYWELL l29h-st, first house east OF othaVr I" at
No II PAX
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NRATES and FENDERS.-H. KEEL

~ LEf'S Crate and Fender Manuflctory, No SIS
Broome ST three doors west OF the Bowey adjoining Dr.
Cones Church Builders and others who about purchAs
log would 90 well 10 call he s confident that bis patterns
for variety sL0 cheapness, are unsurpassed
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L,OR SALE CHEAP, or in =, E *

ii CHANGE fer CITY or BROOKLYNrhorrhnn
Three valuable Farms within 10 miles OF New ioik NEG.
the line of the New York and Erie Railroad ana 9e @
villages Of Milford and Port Jervis No contains @ ~
contains $50 acres 100 improved the ABOVE 800
well altered and each are good suoana Fas oo
apo r. X 10 Pert Jervts thence 10 mIoS oy $40
throusk beautiful country, ST. 25 The TIP at TINS season
f The year when all anxious TO escape the to"p aoe
from buspe could fail to afford both pleasure aoa re-
creation For further particulars inquire Of PlNCHOT
SON Milford, Pa, or Of sUYDAm, REED IT, N0 iO'
West-st NJ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
LVUK sALE-Fifty- eight acres OF Land

tbr.. mile. from Wiiamsburgh, toward Newto~n,
nit,ble or dividing into village lots 1t miles distant from
Abe landing Of 2d't Newtowo Creek and hsl
49,, for cents On the premises there 10 large house,
49, he Apply 10 WAfKIN & HINE, south-esst sornef
o<R nd Grand IT New-Vort
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CAFETY STEAM PUMPS, for ex-

y ungushing Fires and preventing FxpOons OF Steam
8OlleIsAs Of safety well convenience these
Pumps manufactured and sold by the subscriber too
well known to engineers to require description IL the
Henry Clay had had of these Pumps board the fire
could have been exnguished without the loss of life
They will he found In )ad Of the following steam
vessels beside many others In various sections Of the coun
Try. 70 which reference may be had, If needed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
Schools.
OWL ENGINEERING SCHOOL,

" Directed by VICTOR BEAUMONT, c. f Graduate
of the School Of Arts and Manufactures OF Pars-A new
course of Lectures and will beeu the LIST Of Sep
tember next For particulars and references apply at the
School, No $50 HoustoD-st, near Wooster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
TATE AND NATIONAL LAW

~ SCHOOL, Ballston Spa SpSAratoss County, N v
The Commencement Exercises will take place the lltb
OF August at 10 A. NJ Hon. A C. PAGE will deliver the
Grafton Tire Term will the 9Th Of Sep.
zen bef Object Of the Institution train young IN
E,tempOre Speaking and the Trial OF Causes well 10
she ssience o. Law Circular stating particulars sent
sy request directed (postpaid) TO j. W FOWLER
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CutIrrp, Garbware, &e.

~ Curhs superior galvanized Chair with turned and
finely finished buckets tubeng eght-iorked reels &c Sc
manufactured, vhol-sal- and retail, by
MCCLARl POWIs. Seneca Falls N Y.
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70 PARENTS.-A Lady accustomed

Il TO teaching DESTROYS Of taking three four misses
rom TO Il years in her family educate Location within
few minutes rde Of the Brooklyn ferries Situation open
>y and healthy The best Of references given capacity
Address PARENTS, Box ,S9o Post-Office
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Office to CONTRACTORS for

/ GRADING, &c.-The undersigned will receive esti-
mates Tor removing from 10000 to 100000 cubic yards Of
earth from Bergen HILL In the City OF Brooklyn east to
ward GCwa Creek and Canal 10 be with -Xpe
dron aud the TO be removed requires haul Of about
600 feet average, and well situated carts
and the excavation easy. Apply 10 or add Iess
. BLSHNELL. No ~ Naasan. New NnLk.
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miscellaneous.
DURNING of the HENRY CLAY. and

DLOSs Of SEVENTY FIVE LIVE5-Tnis should be
sufficient wsning every traveller 70 provide him or her
self with one of DAYS Patent Lite Preservers which cost
but trie snd always be found st his establishment
No % COuTtiaDdt-st.
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FIRE INSURANCE

' COMPANY, Nsw-Ycrk Office No G. Wall-st.-
Cash Capital S1oocOa-lfsuss generally against loss OF
damage by fire Losses 81 listed aud ser lad promptly
JONATHAN D. STEELE President.
L @. IRVING. Sec'y.
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' . Mandatory and Wsrerooms fiom No % Canal st.
to No 81 Mercerst, GraDdst, where NAV be found
splendid assortment Of Piano fortes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
.,p1oDroN FOR SALE CHEAP

tifu Parlo- Organ with mahogany use. suit able tlr
sInsll church. odd Feows Free MasonS Lodge. Must
:. HAMlLL.
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DRINCE q CO.'S MELODEONS.-

il The original Prince Melodeon, which has stood the
est for years proved itself superior instrument 10 those
If any other make be had only OF the sole agent VIM
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ORACTICAL NAVIGATION-ln all

~ srous OF being OF enabled TO write splendid hand
at the lale OF twenty oss per hour respectfully
Informed that by entirely original process recently To-
vented that result Is obtained la every instance with une
Ing certainty Two-thiTos OF the practice be
done at the pupils References OF the highest
character At home from TO 10 4. NJ and from TO 10
Pm. W. 5 MAC LAURIN. Writing Mater,
NJ. SO living place
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DIANO-FORTES.-Persens about pur

chasing Pisnos will find greatly 20 their advsn.sse
10 call at N. j. HAINEs CO.'S Msnufsctory ara w are
,oroent OF Rosewood Pianos from 20 II octave. are con
,antly CD hand and snt-d in every respect aDoe
will be cold low for cash approved paper u 1890
taken in exchange Dealers teachers sno
an liberal terms N j HAINES Il co Sd-av cor lathft
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/ AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and
AND WAKKAN Is bought, ,olu AM

located Upon the favorable and claims foi
Bounty Lsnd Pensions &c attended to with promptnes
and fidelity, by GEO. WoODMAH. NJ. 40 Williamst,
three doors above Wall Counsellor at Law Notary Pub
lie and Commissioner for Wisconsin Iowa Indiana &c
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WAREROOMS, No.

chasing Pianos will find II 70 their ADVANTAGE 70 cal az
r. Glenn Co.'S Mandatory, No i9i fuiton-st twes' Of
Rroadwsv1 gene al assortInent Of mahogany and rose
wood Panos constantly hand which will Dc solo 10" Tor
cash or approved paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms
r. GLENN co. No. 1874 Fuiton-st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-23

has been made in Grea, Britain by the discov-
ery Of gold in Australia. They have been
gotten up, suddenly, and upon The spur o. ine
occasion-,hey have grown up 40 u wefe, IN
: single night They are. doubtless, scarcely
. prernoni,ory symptom, Of what few years
will witness |; ye, they show enough to cons
vince the least sangaine mind, that the new
continent will, in very few years, be peopled
bv an active and industrious people, bearing
with them the germs Of a mighty empire, des.
tined, at some future day, to overshadow the
South Of Asia.
And here, again, we are called upon 10 adj
mire the wisdom Of an over ruling Providence,
in whose hands men are but the blind instru.
ments to work out its own inscrutabe and un-
alterable DEGREES. The condition of the Old
World has, for some years past, presented an
anomaly in politics, unknown to any century
previous to that in which we live. The long
dormant rights ofman, ripening into open re-
sistance to the oppressors who have so long
sti6ed them, have been trodden again under
foot. The struggle has left millions upon
been exiting sigh for freedom, and
are willing TO sacrifice the ties of county, and
even the alurements of the domestic hearth,
and venture on pilgrimage to its shrine,
among the deserts of an unknown world
These bold spirits are scattered over the CONT
nent, and are to be found in no inconsiderable
numbers in one at least CT the British Isles
Famine, too, has been at work TO prepare the
hearts of thousands for emigration. 1t is, at
this moment, when such countless multitudes
are prepared TO begin the exoeus, that tidings
arrive of treasures discovered in vast island,
at the Antipodes, which throw the wealth of
Ophir into the shade. Can it be considered
that the impulse is universal That the cleo.
trio cord has been struck, and that it vibrates
from one end of Europe TO the other In Aus
tralia will be found, in immense numbers, the
of all the States whose inhabi-
tants claim to be the Caucasian descent, and
in the fusion, which few ages will produce,
the world will be presented with q new people,
formed by the congregated materials of the
old. A mighty nation will necessarily arise,
10 claim Australia as the land of its BIRTH
To presume that it will continue depender.
cy of Great Britain, were to argue against
the light Of reason, and the example of expert.
rience, in all time. The Colony will become
greater and more powerful than the mother
country, and will continue to be a Colony no
longer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-23

On Wednesday, 2lst inst. at O'Clock M, Mrs.
MARY JOY, widow of the late Matthew Joy, in
her 6lst year OF her age. Her funeral will take
place This Morning, at 10 o'clock, from the resi-
depce of her son, William Joy. on Oregon Hill
The friends and acquanlances of the family are
spectfully invited to attend without further invita-.
ton.
On Thursday the 22nd inst, ELLEN B., infant
daughter OF John X. and Martha J. Eckarr. The
friends and acquaintance of the family are re
quested 70 attend the funeral To- Morrow Afternoon,
az 3 O'Clock, at Mrs. Morris, on Clay street.
Baltimore papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-23

E The Greatest spring Medicine!
Carriers Spanish Alixture-The Only Pu-
rifier of the BlO0d.-Tais wonderful and truly
valuable Medicine has been tried by great num-
Der of our citizens, and has performed more cures
Some most astonishing tnan all the balance OF the
articles SC extensively advertised put together. Ii
is the only certain and unfailing remedy for MER.
CURIAL DISEASES. 1t will cure Syphilis IN the
primary and secondary stages, as can De testified
to by hundreds of grateful patients whom delicad5
forbds naming in public. For diseases OF the
LIVER it has never failed 1t positively cures
Scrofula and Eruptions of all kinds Blotches on
the Face, and roughness of the Cuticie are ID Q
short time entirely removed. Numbers OF certh'
Gates from gentlemen OF the first respectsoliE
could be given, but IS the article Is made In tne
county of Henrico, any one not acquainted WIZ
the medicine can SCI the maker in person. con
tains no noxious or hurtfu articles can De giyei.
with impunity in any weather, and viii be fodnc
the best medicine the Spring which can be used
or has ever been tried.
Call and see the directions with dsseripnon
and history of the medicine and number o.
wonderful certificates from persons you KNOW
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists, No. iso Mslr
stieet, are the sole Agents Tor the sale OF II 10
Richmond, who will supply Druggists and o'aefsto
sell again. and to whom all orders must DC saofess
ed, as II must pass through their hands
my Am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-23

Tn sIAvs Jonn WILIfAns. -Iss various ~
ruors suuching confssdons q this mas. srs mers
er6eksss lf0us - $500 ugses1lens tnfown - ~
him o eondemn his wi6e md aequit himseiG These
surresiions assume aose decided form IN Whist
IS said to M. r. RooinSou, IT, 10 81 ono -.
rs him be stated that his VII had dee1ared that
80 would murder the whole ofher useS1sr's fhzni
II rather ttan 20 to the country, snd thst shs hsd
mads such indications Of murder0us Intentions u
excited him to reu1onstrase with her against them.
II win be remembered that the tenor Of his stste.
ment to thejuy of inquest the fecond dsy, was to
fasssn guif or q least x suspicion on his wes and
excuips,e himself All this bit more plainly shows
the true character ofthis blooder villain than terms
Can give him out. His whole scheme appears to
be to get his vile neck into the halter, and with
draw his own from it. The effort, If possible, out
Increases the adherence felt for the demon, end
but the more surely seals his own doom
On yesterday he told Mr o Rand that some
several nights since he was awakened BY the noise
which his wife made in stumbling around about
the room, and upon asking her what she was doing
she replied, Il ana looking for the Ratchet" This
is all the confession yet made by the negro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-23

We invite the attention Of the trade to
~ the sale of Stock Goods to take place
THIS MORNING, at the store of Jas G Chenery,
on Broad street
jy23 KENT, PAINE & KENT, Aucts.
- DR.. McCAW has removed mis- res
~ idence and office to 209 Main street, be-
tween 9th and 10th. jy 9-2w*
- HALVES X. SUTTON, NOTARY
~ PUBLIC Particular attention paidto
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments Of
tee in the Law Building, Richmond, Va my 6
EXCHANGE HOTEL BATHS
D>A NOW OPEN Hot, Cold and Shower
Baths at all hours of the day and evening.
lie 30-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-23

THE UNronruNArE BRIDEGaooM.-The case of
Thomas Stanley, charged with stealing, some days
SINCE suit of clothes from Mr.. Schulsing, Of
Charles City county, to get married in, came up in
due order before the Mayor yesterday, but was
further contiaued, owing to the absence Of mate
rial witnesses, until Monday next. Stanley alleges
that he only borrowed the clothes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-23

1 How many Expressions Of commendst0,
ever hear in my saloon ''Why, ne ,akes ,hs,.
every time" "How beautiful that is aThs,.
you, Kate" g never saw any thing more mo-,
feet" "Ohl why, how be does take them y F ~
like his style. his positions" "oh, the dear n,ls
thing why, ne took 1t laughing, at the first tmeH
And many more of the same sort. Those nh.
want beautiful, durable and iifeIike Portr.i, :,
81, will come to MOUI SONS ~
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery. no Maj, =,
door above Mitchell a. Tyler's jewery store
Don't mistake the MACE III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-23

AssAULr.-Lewis Hamilton, free negro, on yes
terday received ten ashes for striking another ne
gro named Priscilla Bnford with stone few days
eiYo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-23

LAND WARRANTS.-Theh high
~ est market prices will be given in cash
for Bounty Land Warrants, of 40, 80, 100 acres.
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent,
Office No Law Buildings, Richmond, Va
NOte.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay, Bounty Lands and all
claims arising out ofthe War of 1872, or the Next
can War, will be prosecuted with diligence. have
afu list of the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
in the Continental and State services in my office.
je ll-3m* ]. r. NJ.