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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

CROTON AoUEDUCT DHPARTNENT.-T0 CoSTRAe-
tors-Seaed pro posals endorsed Proposal for Sewer
Mercer street will be at the ocs Of the Crotln
AousSuct until Monday the LIST day Of August
fS at IL O'clock TOR the building of with the
necessary receiving basins and euverts in Mercer street.
from the sewer TO point forty
of nifty being len 9Th about 4 feet The plan
sf the specifications for the building OF the
and an other relating thereto be obtained
on application the Water Puryeyor at this ONCE.
NICHOLAS DEAN.
President Of the Croton Aqusduct Department
Of 1ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

NEw YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMER LINE,
~ via NcsraguA-1he Accessory Trantt Com pany Of Nj
earasua prophet Through in advance Of the maOnly
line swing through tckets including the Ishmus
The double engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHf
$50 tons turtheb, vii leave from pier No North river
AZ 3oeloek T. precisely for San Juan del Norts Fri
Gay Apgus connecting with the and favorite
sI CONTES 80 tons the Nicaragua route, having
hot twelve miles % land tAbsportatn These are
uEsupas,dsn their ventilation and accommodations For
inform alton or paessss, apply only to
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. Bow ling Green.
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TyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. TO con-
u tracters-Sealed proposals endorsed Proposal for
scvS n First street will received at tho office Of the
Crotcn Aausduet Department until Monday the lat day Of
Ausust 1853 At IL O'Clock NJ for the building Of a YER
Vita Che necessary receiving basins and eulvert in First
streot the at A. TO and through the
BsWsry 70 point forty feet outh Of Second street
Ssng length about III feet The plan Of the and
for the building Of the and all other
formataSu rest thereto be obtained application
" che water Purysyor 1t this ofhee.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the croton Aqueduct Department
Nav York July o. 1853
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TUE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail SteAmsrs.Ihe ships omprisng this line are the

IN -. ,spss'u
service has been taken in their
IN their strength and speed
and their for unoqusled for
elegance aud comfort
Price of passage from New York Liverpool in 6rst
cabin sl2O In second cabin $40 Exclusive Of extra
size stateroom $500
From Liverpool TO New York, ESQ and f2o
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths secured n til paid for,
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For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD x. COLLINS 4 CO.. No. Sc Wall street.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO, Liverpool.
L. G. ROBrRTS CO., Is Kings Arms Yard, Lendon.
JOHN MUNR0E CO., No. 26 Rue Notrs Dame des
VICTORIES, Paris
GEO. IL. DRAPER, Havre.
The of these ships will not be accountable gold
silver bullion specie, je~elry precious stones, metals
unless bills of adng signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship intend sailing their fsvote steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City OF Manchester Saturday, July ~
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City Of Glasgow. Wednesday July q
Saloon, 500 SIS and Sis. accordins TO state rocmsJ
limited number Of third class passengers will be taken
and found with cor fortably cooked provisions for
&21. to Liverpool $35. from Liverpool.
Parties wishing bring out their friends obi sin oer
Heates Of and drafts the Bank Of Ireland in
Of 81 sterling and upwards Handbig DO had at
the Office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent,
No Is Broadway
CTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
~ and Bremen.-Bremen Mil Line.-Ths side wheel
steamer HANSA, 22o0 tons, ana GERMANlA, LOCO TONS
will sail rs fellows
FROM BR ExkN FROM NEW YORK.
Gsrmania. August /. September 1.
HAnsA. August 29. September %.
Passage from New York TO Bremen
Fret cabin. 500 Second cabin .$35
6ELRICHs CO., 80 Broad street.
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4 rsTRALIAN srEAMsHIP cnNPANY-I0K poRr

A UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CONPANy-FOK PORT
~ rhnip seleoqrrs s1d sydoey As,s-slis.-The mag
dissent new steamship GOLDEN ACE 5000 tons burthsp
u, Porter u = n, commander will positively be de-
sqstehes for The above ports Monday August H.
o'clock precisely nom her dock pier No. n. r. This
sssnshp q the sss ana snd In every equal
Collins 81 steamers aud ID IL believed win
he ths ste~t steamship In the World. Her
ors for first second and third class passengers
those % steamer built Rates Of passare-
Fs, eass, sdies sloen ez5, hrst eAas upper saloon
t75 third class t59 TEe are NO
Ver freight aCYyto
HOWARD A son. Arente. u RroadMAI.
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NEWPORT WATER cURs. oPESsv APRu. uRar
~ has bees asted - ~s.e ps.tsalsr regard ssnAX
and vessnes. The DIthfuinss@ Of Noupoxx snaaNa
repders po,t aesir cnre rs-ms SO 90 -s>A "a ~
~ wysAg. AaAyess De.k.a nsssxA FL
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fyoRPoaArros NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~
" hereby ~ she snd osners, pecnPknt anl
81 AL houses and lats npruysd sninpr
neeted thereby that TIE folio sng sssemssts
petea by The and logged Ia tue
ses Of the Bureau "a ,syssmeats fr sxanisAton W AL
psPsens interested, via Yer baafnE IA Mstsoa
eAreet from IL JsHelsn kut<ers street.
embraced BY sueh assessment iRcuds all we
verN houses and lots oi ground vacant lots pieces
md parcels Of land ssaztsd both sdss sAisn street
ysGersss and the east size n
Rutgers from sadisen Henry street All
wAsss aGecte Nv above named
and vhs opposed a. the ethsr 81 them
Spssssd 20 present their o.stsas "a writing 70 the
4oeHsusd, AZ their No. Hall Of keesrds within
thirty days iron this date o. this notice
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES DODGE. Assessns
ChARLks hcNiELL
Once. Bsrsau Of Assessnsnts street Department Jaly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

CrREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received ~ this once until
Tuesday inst rag aide Of Clinton street
Grand and streets TO DO had
the Contract Clerk Of this department.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

CoRPoRArIoN >oslcE -PuBlfc notice - nsak
~ rv~S " the o~Uers. gctanant ~ occupants
II al ksuses ard lets iupr Ved unimpratei lands,
affected srshy that H. fnlasin as~aan~nts have oesa
sDnpletea W the Nnd lodged the orles 81
tAs Bsreas % Armament Tor exaninAteH ~ p.fsas
Interested For rSwuistint fkiry eifhth strces be
sveea abe Gsst riwsr The limits sm-
Assl by - eiuds At the sewers. houses 40
rfeee Aad parcels ot lsnt fa
stsa on ~ thifty sxAth street from second
avenue 20 an1 toth d~s ~ lrst
hun dyed onth - fhrtg eighth street All
psrssss Interests affected ~ the above Aamod
and whe ppessc O. the either VI
them, ssssS 20 tr.ssa tier o@-s'sn u ~rt'ias
ssdsrsglsd az thvir 1fs.s No. Hall 0f Rseor4s
within thirty days frow Toe save q tbs actisv
WILLIAM CAGE
CHARLES y DODGE Assessors.
CnskIts Ne>lkLL. y
once Baresu o. Assessmsnts, stfsss Dspastnsat July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

ENRANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM STs.EET GEO.
LEA, Proprietor The above Is opea ry
afternoon at o'clock ard in the evening IN
purpose Of and original o. ving
gther with variety Of beautiful further
particulars bills of each day Admisson:-Soats In
Privas boxes 50 CENTS Stage Seats with ARR
chairs, S71z Boxes Is ceats Gallery, l2S cents.
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CORPORATION NOTICES

GosrosArIos sotIcs-rrBLIc NOTICE IS
~ bsrssY pvss, 70 tke a~nsr occupant or
vesss 81 eli ksss~s and cs rrovsd unin proved
lesSs sosessa thssssy thAsks s stag asesnsats have
49, eoDPess1 ~ the Lodged IN the
e0es 81 ne bsreas % Tor exsmisAton ~ AL
peRosAs btsve~ts1 rsxuistns Forty ann street
&oa Ssssat the The hmts brsced
~ s~sA elads all ne several houses and ots
- ssea vsssns oss pieces ans psresis ~ lsud situated
- beta sess Perry nh ssss, fro1 ths Hast river 20
- fsst 81 seeopd Ard both sides Of
Bvss aua Second f fes inches north ane south
~ Fory am street al pefs~as whos atcrsss are Affect
81 ~ tAs aksve named $50 so are opposed 70
ehs athsr q sh-u rqstsf 20 sent their
shdessess vrittaS - the Hwaersxhsd AZ their .oe
Ne Han % Rseoras wtfh thirty days sa tAs date 81
aha nstss. MtllIss GAGk
CnAk,ss J. DODGE. Assessors.
GuAhilS Mc~kiAl.
oMss. Bsrssa o. AsssssHsss street DsPArtnsnt July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

TNANTrD-s25Oo DOLLARS, ON BOND AND MORT
~ gage, for term Of y.sr. on : far. q anysvo sers.
house barr coach house. As.. wort y ,W, Aii,ws Fay
msr, Ne, a Rtytssa strtst,
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oHIPPIN0,

M0TICE-PASSENGERS PER srEAMsHIP BLACK
IN WARRIOR. fer Hsvans and Mobile will please be on
board. feet Of Harrison street, North river
Saturday July sc1 at II o'clock sending down sh.
day all luggage mot needed the passage marked Pas
sengsrY Ba91ake." with place Of Destination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

w par~eHF~fs tssfs a. Nsl Wats fraa Isrrpoa IL
40 Vera ~gt q = rfFs so sfef cess fsptaia
AAaxNnA~f faFlas ~ Ns aEfsalAtn4 kstaaIAsu
serldly csnfnFt. 50 as 81 = mta sWa
especially ~ gW1af - s~Ataft aH.rs
sfths sosssi ~ ~iNh see - atsts k4fk sfassta1
a as ssiferm ssNfi~nselt asweseHf snt aFhsatg ~
- al aafias ths sey~rs aases Fsssxs rsa.4s
tisA - msas sksiasA tna4nsamK kaNs .
e.rsfNs ss~ heuss Wssr sss ssross heF. earrret
tsssR ~ ths 4wess 81 $40 M~st
49, Yeas HsmkLn ~ sees msrnim4E asltkss b~sn.
heth ssils1 Nut LtssrFlo ~ 80 az
sNa Nsts ths @sFotas
,ias,y slss ssy. stsc.lI .assss las cSestf 4sass
GrAag rarks tsks "a Mtalals~n. 1sn.s xWss.l.
We - BYrpss gsnss Hsrilsy, A. AsA4ss4-
ttwies iaitsa gpiy n, las
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

E,OH LIylRPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
ship PACIFIC Captain Nys-Ths steamship viii
depart with the United States mails for Europe positively
Saturday, July g. at IL o'clock NJ from her berth ~
the foot Of Canal For freight passage bsung
snequAlsd for elegance and oS%G. spPy
Passenger requested to be board at llk A. NJ
steamship Atlantic will succeed the Pacific and san
August 9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

fyASTLE GARpEN.-FRENCH HEISER PROPRIE-
eleventh Grand sunday Concert this by
Dodwertbs celebrated Cornet Band will take
day evening" July "a Tho progrsm provided
Of the most popular musical selections OF tho day Ad
cise No postponement account Of the weather The
Garden 10 day for the Of vite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

TINdE NEW SIX ACT DRAMA OF
i UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
On LFE AMONG LowLy.
By G. L. Aiken ESQ., from the great work Of Mrs. Harriet
Beecher STOW Is creating quite furore at
PURDys PnETry DRAMATIC TEMPLE,
THE NATIONAL THEATRE.
The house rightly ded by the beauty and fashion
city TO wtnets the portion of The audienc
bepg ladiesand the most received
HOWARD Is mos. beautiful piece % acting. It will be
performed this and every evening this week. g. c.
Howard. Mr.. G. G. Germon Mr. Chas. K Fox Mrs. @. c..
Howard, Mrs E. Fox and Little Cordea Howard will ap
In It, In addition to the full National Choice
plac be secured at tie Box Office from o'clock A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

DAEORAMA OF NIAGARA.-GODFREY N. FRANK.
Il enstens grand moving panorama Of Niagara, IL
open to the puSlic and will DO exhibited
Hope Chapel No 7l8 Broadway This panorama is the
suit Of Of labor The pictures from which il 10 pro-
dncsd are finished paintings two hundred in number and
vicinity in every variety Of aspect they asv.
the Of the year and under all
the frcsh green spring in the heat Of in the
beauty Of autumn and In the dazzling speudor
winter from the cool sunrise TO the brilliant By the
nysterious and solemn moonlight In the raging sorn by
the illumination Of Ore &C. Tho doors will open at
o'clock; the Panorsms will commence moving At g. Ad
mission, 60 cents children, Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING.-MR l.. BROOKES ACADEMY, NO. 81
- Broome street. will continue open during sill the
But few lessons necessary to render the pupil
excellent dancer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND MONTGOMERY
" Mining Company, No. Is Insurance Buildings, July
90 1sh3.Notce The Legislature Of this stae having
amended the charter of this company permit
issuing pre- erred stock all into the
treasury dollar per hafe final meeting Of the
Lodrs hereby notified to be held at the office the
pany Friday tho 22d nst at cook p. M order 20
accomplish the object Of the said amendment By
the Directors. T. B HAMILTON, Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

WOODS MINSIRELS, IA BROADWAY AR0y1
w Howard street.-Opea evory eveniag.-a. Wood. Ma-
and oprietor The offered
company Musicians and Ethopas DslneAtsrs
cannot be by other band in the United Stste
See programme Doors open at concert 81
Scclook Admission % oents The public respectfully
informed that the Afternoon concerts
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NOTICE.-CAsTLE GARDEN CAN BE RENTED Oh
the of nights Of the opera application At the ono
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

A CsfkhIfA-PIOsEER L1NE-TuE KIRKLAND
sss 3sth instant and will BE- succeeded ny the Bsti.
clipper INCA, ss N. twelfth ship u this line Tho
Pioneer line We admitted a. e the line
opeck estses she'd the hrst Ave ships having 'seco.
Eta Incker pNssages than other line either
British excluding tea Further the-e
has hsn sny o. sickness spongt the entire pAs
stryas - the eciA reports Of the fpssh Em
usioBsrs the mortality board Of their
les sssraseo 40 80 rsst which amongst the same
rbsef ~ you'll have been Of Thirty
assshs instead oon a sickness The fnes will only
tWtsd numhor she sail the 10Th %
rust puncu.ly. The Pssssge money Will 10 moderate
respotstlty cAr saerd. Apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

DHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD COM
1 psn5.0hce No Is South Fourth street-Phla sphia
July 90 1Ss3-1he transfer books will be closed
23d inst TO the I'd August next Holders Of Certificates
which been discharged from this Office the agencies
particularly requested to have them registered
books which they have been transferred prior the 23d
inst. 8. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

MR.. JOHN OWENS ASCENT OF MONT BLANC
ll will fer the summer Monday next,
July rs, in the and magnificent Academy Hall, 663
Broadway. tSee future advertiser ents.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

DANvARDS GEORAMA, 500 BROADWAY,-PANO-
ID rama Of the Holy Land Extensive additions, at the
Georama 596 Broadway Ihs magnificent painting
all the holy Places now in dispute
the EmpeIort Of France and Russia the Of Soomons
temple Admission cents reserved seats 80 osats child
halt nyica
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

CT CHARLES CHARACTERIZATION NOTICE
- The pubic 10 most respectfully nformed that
tabshmeLt will shortly open for the production Of lss
mate drama vauoeves burlcsque opera &c Ladies and
gentlemen Of the profession obtaining situations
viii please make application at the Box Office between II
A. n. and 3P. N. G. r. TH0RHK
THEATRICAL PROFESSION. WANTED IMME
diately leading man AMI woman, for fro six ten
weeks also. comedian ard two three fer respect
able utility Apply personally this day from to IL A. M
". IL HOUGH North American Hotel Bowsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-22

DAGE, BACON a Co., BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO
i CsL-Excbsnss London, Valparaiso and the princt
pal cities Of %. United States IN !. .uit Col
ectoDs made ~ San TrAAoses n The interior Of tho
state proceeds pity Refer to AAd draw
The Americas Exchanss Baak Msssrs. Duaesa Sherman
a Co., New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO ITS PERMANENT CAPITAL.
The following is a tabular statement of the
subscriptions made to the permanent capital
of the Agricultural Society of Virginia, on
the night of the I'd November and subse-
quently. Notice will be taken of additions
to subscriptions already made, as well as of
subscriptions from counties which have not
subscribed any thing, but which may hereaf
ter enlist in the great cause. The population
of each county is set opposite its name, that
competitors for the Banner to be given to the
county msking the largest subscription in
proportion to its inhabitants may see how
the contest stands. We are requested to say
that many individual donations and life mem
berships remain to be credited to different
counties, which are not properly placed in
the present list for want of time to arrange
them They viii be added when the list is
republished:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02
SPIRIT OF TIE PRESS

Yesterdays Mail commenting on the arrival of
Mitchell and koszia, makes some psinted remarks
on the New York mania for lonizing. II admits
that Mitchell Is true patriot and great man, but
cannot see what Koszta has done farther than to
the purpose of getting out of some inconyenientIy
warm water he wasin
The excitement viii die of-and In a year or two
martin hoszta, the great, will be pesging shoes in
Cincinnati, or hodcarrying in Chicago
who comes nextl Miss Cunuinyhama Cum
ninghamites, get ready"
The Whig takes ground in favor of the York
River Railroad. We quote portion of the arti
cle
"We have looked upon this road as highly i'm.
porant to the interests of Richmond and as one of
the most available outlets to the sea We do not
propose to abandon the James River route For
the heaviest species of merchandise, coal tobacco
&c, the river must ever be the cheapest and when
1t Is improved as it shortly will be- very availa
BILE means OF transportation. But the York river
road will put the city of Richmond within some
few hours OF the sea. For travel therefore, and all
kinds of goods requiring and afording to pay
higher rate OF transportation, the York river road
is plainly the most eligible mode of ofconveyanee-
We look upon it as one of the great outlets of the
immense trade which we sanguine is shortly to
pour In on US from the Central and Danville Roads
anu inc OdIlai we 90 not QOuDt tnat such VIII be
the pressure and amount of produce brought 10
Richmond in these various ways that both the
James river and the York road viii be found crowd
ed with the rich and manifold products of our en-
terprise."
The Enquirer says that all the quidnuncs about
Washington, in their predictions of the DRIFT and
tenor OF the forthcoming message agree in conced-
ing that the President will assume high ground in
relation to the question of slavery. The Enquirer
expresses the opinion that President Pierce will
neither shirk any issue of importance nor conceal
his sentiments in the vague generaiities of ambigu
GUS phraseology; and concludes as follows:
"The country will regard the message of the
President as the most solemn and authoritative ex.
position of his opinions and will approve and con-
denim him according to the character of his mes
sage. 1t it abound in sentiments and suggestions
which touch the popular heart and accord with the
popular judgment, the Wing Press viii scarcely
succeed in preventing demonstration OF popular
admiration
The Bulletin recommends to the approaching
Legislature the propriety of short session, and
considerst present favorable time to try the ex
pertinent, as there exciting topics of public
interest now in agitation, which might tempt Bun.
coulbe oratorsto waste the time in idle harancues
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02
THE seuARr is rapidly assuming its win

The trees are nearly ali stripped OF their rich green
foliage, ths lille songsters that enliyened IL with
their vocslizaton dari1s the summer months a
ard tsunLs ana r;thered leaves Of trees stroll
through il now makes one feel sad and melancholy,
for it plsny shows that life heetins, and that all
things sspasscth nway
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02

AN OBsTRUcTI0s.-Henry Hyman was
summoned before the Mayor yesterday, to show
why he should not be lined for obsructins the
sidewalk of Main street on Tuesday night win an
was regularly taken from the Sidewalk and put up
against the house, but that some orte bad moved t
into the street again, after his doors were
The summons were therefore Dismissed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02

THrATRF.--Couldock, the tragedian, will
,nesr but two nshts on the boards OF the Mar.
sssl His Luke Fielding in the Willow copse 10
oae Of the nest pieces of actas almost ever saw
While his "Richeleu'' can hardly be surpassed. III
you have not yet seen him. avail yourselves Of the
setof devoid Of all studied strides and stage ssruis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02

rEHHE subscriber has just received from
Il New York Philedeph and Baltimore, the best
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTIEGS tc be
43gnd in those markets, which he will make up on
reasonable terms and in the most fashionable STYLE.
He bess share of public patronage. Examine tor
yourself
Richmond manufacture, as cheap as at any other
house in the city z<zu
ristg w. h. BENSON,
set3 ITO Main at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02

Joseph Wolf, foreman OF the job Office Of tn e
Wheeling Infeligencsr, was seized by the throatby
sope cowardly rascal while passing in the street
at night He dealt his assailant blow with cane
which knocked him down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02
DOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

AB DOCTOR L. d. ROBINSON continues to ohet
his services to the afflicted and especially those suf
fering with chronic and supposed ncurable forms of
disease The Dr. has been engaged in the practice OF
rnedicue twenty yearshe last twelve il this city,
and therefore can give satisfactory reference Thou
sands who are dragging miserable existence with
Dyspepsia Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Fluor Albus,
Dropsy. Neuragia, Paralysis, Scrofula, Liver Com
plant Disease of the Lungs, Fistua, &c might be
spe edily relieved and many permanently cured
Persons at distance would DO wen to come TO the
city and remain until their health is restored. Ex
tracing Teeth Only q cents.
OfIice on Franklin between 18th and l4th streete.
Secret forms of disease treated with greet success
oc Sly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-02

GALLANT CoHDUcT.-As watchman Nc
Cormick was making his rounds along the margin of
the canal last Wednesday night about half past eight
O'Clock, he discovered unfortunate little negro
girl the servant of Mrs Cronan. who had fallen
into the canal, and was about drowning. Mr. McCor-
mick seeing the condition of the poor creature, with
that cool quick determination for which he is so ce!
ebrated, Immediately matured his plans and putting
them promptly into execution soon had the satisfae
tion ofknowing that he had saved human being
from watery crave. The girl was taken home to
her mistress and properly cared for
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