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CORPORATION EoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICES HERE.
" by given to the owner occupant pants
Of all houses and lots improved or unimprsysd lands
tie Assessors and are lodged IL the ooe Of
interested viz For building sewer in street.
from the Hudson river to the in
The limits embraced BY such assessment include all tho
several houses uLd lots Of ground lots
parcels land situated beth sides street,
from West street TO Greenwich both sides OF
Factory street from Christopher TO Amos street. both
sides Of Fourth street from Christopher to Amos street
both sdes Of Blocker street Amos forty south
Of Christopher street. BOZ sides Of Bedford street. from
Christopher street seventy Ave fees south Of Christopher
sree both sides Of Mudson street from Amos street to
sixty five feet south Of Christopher street. both sides of
Greenwich street from Amos to feet south Of
Christopher 70 Ames street. both sides Of vixen
street from Christie to hundred and thirteen feet
north of street. the east side OF Wot street
Christopher hundred aud thirteen feet north OF
Christopher street. and tho south side Of Amos street.
from Washington TO Hudson street. All persons whose In
terets affected by the above named and
who opposed to the same either Of .hem are
signed as tier ofioe No Hall Of Records within thirty
days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE. Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
Cce, Bureau Of Assessments, street Department Sep
tember 3, 1858.
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SYROr0N AqUEDUCT pEPARTMENT.--TO CoNTRAC-
tcrsscafed proposals, endorsed Proposal for
Cherry street will be ~ the once Of sho Gro.
SuNSs 1873 - u o'clock for tbs suildins :fs sswsr
gxes rom the sewer Roosevelt strss 90 Frsnkp
eqvare oeng In length about $50 feet Tho plan OF tbs
ryeY and specifications for the building Of the and
- ether informatsn rsatrs thereto be obtained On
sesessaen 70 the water Fsrvss or ~ nj, once
President the cyotoe Acasduat Department
Usy yerh, Aysust 70, Igaa
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BUCKLEYS, Froprietors.
y. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Music
TULLIgN,s CONCERTS.
q CASTLE GARDEN,

d CASTLE ARDEN,
EVERY EVENING FOR ONE A0ETH ONLY.
THIS tsAruRDayl ivErrvG SEPTEMBER 3,
VIII DO performed the following pregramme-
FARTi
Overture" Fury anther ..,.................ws be-
Qnadrille-" naaariellon julien
symphony-The Andants, from Beethoven's sym
g. pnoIy IN minor. ......,....... beethoven
Nile henrietta Behrene,
In consequence Of the continued indposion Of lie Anna
Zsrr)
Polka 1.-The Drum Polka. Jaliiou
Soo--Corret Pistoa"rhe Exile's Lament Roch Albert
Performed BY Herr koenig
National Qvsd-e" Inc Esrlish'. .......,... Julien
differentiation for promenade, fifteen minutes.
PART II.
Grand Ope,atie Selection and Fantasia-"Le
AiraIssi - ,Juliisa.. = -e''-'''-
1A-'t A Mil .iS h.ari..;i 5chreaa Auessn
si ygnes
Performed by N. " uilie
THE AMERICAN 9TADaiLLE,
containing all The National Airs and embracing wenty
Solo and Variations for twenty Of Julliens emnent
solo performers has beer composed BY NJ Juien since his
arrival In this country, hnd will be produced Mon
day evening next.
Doors open at Z; coEcar. 10 commence at O'Clock.
promenade. ffty Cents
Ne reserved seats.
Tickets DO obtained At AZ music STOKES and hotels sid
at the Garden.
Beware of speculators il tickets.
Ticket O6ces ST the entrance of the bridge.
CONCERTS EVERY NIGHT
lnpda Al
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BILLIARDS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ >~>>c~> >~>>->-
plLLIARD TABLE FOR sALE.-A SECOND HANDi
- billiard table for sals cheap. Apply o. Rabjnesus
Dining saloon, 80 Chambers street.
LNOR sALE-A LARGE STOCK OF SUPERIOR MADE
II Billiard tables, With our late improved patent oush
ens two good secondhand tables sale cheap and tive
r bsgstslle tstlos Cali At billiard Fable history
An stsvfh FAlIFggH 4 pEsMIh
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CONFORMATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NorICs-PUnIIC NOTICE. rs
" hereby syss 20 the evssr or eosupast
aI effected thereby Mat tho fno
copstcd the Asssssors md sSgsd IN tho ees
sens interested vFsr tagging .he sonthsry sidewalk
Of Fourteenth street. between avenues and b. TIE miss
embraced such snt souds AL tho several houses
and lots Of vssan lots pieces And sAresls OF land
situated south aides Of Fourteenth street. from
avenue point $50 feet vet OF D. All persons
pents and whe opposed - The eame oisher Of kc
requested 70 Present their objeetoss IN w,itA
undsrssBed ~ eAr emce, Nc. Hall % Rcesrcs within
thirty days ifon ire 5Ats at khis soAsse.
WILLIAM GAGS,
CHARLES J. DODGE, ylaseetc.r.
JAARLsS MoNlELL. y
Once, Bnysar Of Afseosmss.s Erect DspsriEsr gep
tember & 1875 -
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~ pairs ana Supplies Septerabos 1858 TO buildors.
sead proposals VIII be received at tho ocs OF the Com
missioner OF Repairs and Supplies No New City Hall
gu Tuesday september 49, 1853 at 70 o'clock w. AZ which
time they VIII be opened in with the ordinance
thtror) for the ALLEGATIONS repGrs the Eighth ward
police station on The Of Priboe AMI Wooster streets
and Al II regard thereto DO had a. che Of
beth street Blank estimates wiz 10 Furnished either
fee Also, estmaes viii DO received FOX ropaviag
Broadway from Franklin street TO CsEs street With
ite block al information reqrred viii be gwen al
Office Of the Commissioners Of Repairs and Suppes No
New City Hall or st the o6ioe Of tho Superintendent OF
Pavements f0cs OF hiTngton street Also estimates will
Supplies No. INow City Hall for o siterations sddon,
and house Of Eook ard Ladder Company No
situated in Tventyfourth sree between seventh snl
Eighth The pie and specifications OF work
required to be DONE and all Information IN
DIN be had ct The office Of the supernenden. OF Public
Buildings No ~ Elizabeth street Blank estimates will
furnished either office The Comm ssoner
right TO reject all or sny Of the estimates If deemed for the
interest Of the corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY,
Commissioners OF Rspsirs and So ppfes.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs nERE-
~ by given to tina owners. occupant oceu-
pants Of all houses and oe improved onmpoved lands
affected thereby TINT the following
completed By The and ths office Of
Interested viz For building in Mat street,
from First TO limits embraced such
clude all the let's Of
vaosn: lots pieces and PARCELS Of land situated bOh
All persons whose interests Affected by the above named
and who opposed tho same or either Of
th requested 10 their objections in writing
to the undersigned At their ONCE No. Hall Of Records
within thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MekIELL, }
ONCE Bureau Of Assessmants Street Department sepA
3uSb3.
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IGOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRfDA-UNITED STATES
~ Msl ne-.Th new and splsn aid steamship FLORIDA,
NJ 5. Woodhu captain wil leave on Saturday, Sept 8,
sss O'Clock, NJ from pier No North river. Apply to
SAMUEL 1. MITCHIlI,, No. 10 Broadway.
The ALABAMA, GeoJge r. Schenck, captain, leaves
Wednesdaya September for Florida Through tioksts
from New York to 1aohsonvis, s3l; Pilatts. 49,
ToR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
v. 8. Hail line steam, shipsThe ROAM OK g. Captain
g.ysnsyt leaves every Trsss.y, ard shs JALEsT6wN.
s fgp o. Z. ,nS for passage
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUFLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby sven 10 tho ownsr or ownsrs oocupast
cupants Of AL houses and loBs improved
lands, sssted thereby that tho following
besa BY the Assessors AID lodged in tho
persons interested For building in twenty
sixth street. from Msdssn 70 voufh avenue
The limits BY such solds all the
raj houses and lots # ground lote pieces and
from Madison to Fourth svonuea All rsrsens whose later
opposed 10 tho same either Of them
present their objections In writing 10 tho undersigned at
their once NO Hall Of Records within thirty days from
the date of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, AsseeeoYe.
CHARLES McNEIsA,
oce, Bureau Of Asssssmsnts etrtst Dopaytnent Sept
q =
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CTE.M C0sauNICATIoN BETWEEN NEW YORK
- and Brsmen-Bremen Nail Lpe.-The side wheel
steamers HA NSA, 200 toms and GERBANIA, loo toas
will sail as GOllogr.-
IRON New York. From Bremen.
G.rmana.. sep.cmte- q Gs-maria. Beginning Gets
Hars-......... /" 20 H.nsa !. August %.
Passage from New York 20 BreInen-First olAss 800;
aecond class 1851. For freight o. passage, apply TO
0ELRICAS h CO., SO Broad street,
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EDWARD K. COLLINS / Co., Nc. 20 Wall street.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool.
JOHN MONROE Co., No. ~ Ere Metre Dame des
Victories, Paris; or
GEO Il. DRAPER, Hsvre.
the OF these ships Will not he accountable fc Gold
1lyer balloon spee Jewelry precious stones metss
unless bs Of lacing sgrsd skeYefoz sid the value
Meysof therein expressed.
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DACxETs TO HAvRE-sECOND LlEE.--EE FOL
lowing ships VIII Neaye EGvIs O. ;ks laso. ana Ss-

they al Eyst class New YORK pdiIs rnrs provids4
OK pasurors sra commanded ~ OF experience IN she
trade Tho prire Of passage s $780, vltheus wines OF
liquors 6ooas sen. 20 ho sabscEbs-E win GO fospa-a.a
kea FrcEa eng chsrges sut those setuaiy incurred.
bOYD 3 HlNCAEN, Agente, I64 Pesrl street.
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TyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Ean eteanozsTne ships comprising .his Line are the

solowihg:-
ATLANTIC. .......... ...... Captain wesA
RAClrIC. ......,. Captain Nys.
ARCTIC. ........... Captain Luce.
BALTIC. ...,...............O Captain Comsto%ks
sse ships have been boit BY sontraot expressly for
sovssnmsas .oyoe has been taken IN their
vtruci0n their sngnes strength
end ahsz for sasquasd for
rios OF passage from New Ysrh 70 Liverpool In frst
cabin, SID; In second cabin, So Exciue,vs If
Hle statef0om, 500.
From Liverpool to New York ESQ and x2e
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each shr.
No AsFAbs secured until paid for.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

ssls.s.sss 1sSsss.is ..ass.:d Pi.1ss.I ssr s.ss
s:::.s S :;
s::.. l s;:sa e ~ =. ss:s.s e
:s; .:ss. s.:
s g 5. sss
application 70 the "'''' P's SissoH OLA: ' ssxN
x. Lre.issnt q ths Srotoa Aassd.ss Dspaltnsss.
gyReToN A9UsDUCT DEPARrnRNr-ro CON-
ssn s.S % e &:
ssasy ito Is sss 3.
.: I S1a sewer. Sita tho rsssiya basins
:ss;, s':s
ss fss issss
81 Pr .s sss ., tho c,oon usaTos nspDra
S.~ ys.s 1usast Is Is isaa ''''' As'''''' '''
s1KoroN AoUEpUcr DHPAErMYNr-T0 CON.
p = 4. sss s s
September ls At 70. NE building Of sewer,
street. rom TO- rs Tsaisos kusasrs
sasss r. md sss:s
H.
p.,s.ns Of tho crs..n Saa.ssss
New York. August B 1868.
CRoToN AoUBDUcT DEPAaTMgNT-To coNTRAc
~ o,assaled proposals endorsed Proposal for sswerin
=. me ofoo e tho crOs0n Aqnsdpss Dsp,gsmsn. until
sss
basins and ouyerts in Mott St eet from the Ia
Chatham street to Poll street. being ia length about M
The plan Of the build
the all other eticn relating thereto
can DO obtised application to the Wator Purveyor at
this ONCE.
THO, r; pEFoREsT Acting Pros. Croton Aqpe-
W CRAVEN, Chief Engineer. duct Board.
September 1, 1853.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT; = TO CON
received at the office Of Croton Aqueduct Department.
until "ontay tho 18th day OF September 1853 ~ IL oceck,
M for the building Of with che necessary receiving
basins and culyerts In Mott street. from Pe to Walker
street. to connect with the in Baysrd street. being In
length GSS Tho plan OF the and spedoa
tons for the buding Of the and all other informs
ton relating thereto BIO obtained application W the
Water Pprvcyor at shis Office.
THEO. r. DE FOREST Acting President, Crotoa Aque-
A w. CRAVEN. Chief Engineer, duct Board.
New YORK. september l. 1853.
rRoTON AQUsDUCT DEPARTMENr--TO CON-
~ oposals, endorsed Proposal for build
ing sewer In Amos street viii be received at the Office Of
Monday the 18th day Of September 1858 At twelve
and culyert in Amos street from Fourth street TO Hudson
river The plan Of the and specifications for the build
other information relating thereto,
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tshnHhEs excepted
TULLIEN'S CONCERT B0oKS.-TnE AUTHENTIC
and sopyIigh. sdis.9n Of Juens Concert Books WIN
Garden only They will eoa.sn the words Of the songs
&c together with the portraits srd lives Of Julien Anna
Zerr kury, bettesni L,yisoe Recke-t Eolinhauec de-
Each book bears Julens Signature the title Fyce
shilling; excess o. 1heh charges fraudulent.
E,RANCoSTs H1PPoDRoAE.-INMEEsE NOVELTY.
L 1HE'MAGIC CAR spleaii6 performances BY Lady
Faucstrsns the siesss Brothers Professor Nixon and
his wonderful nAas lnexsaGsbe variety of Amusenents
by the ept.o strength Of the establishment
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Adn.ssion:-Sl 20 cents aSG . csrts Doors open 81
snd ~ o'clock. Peffo.Aaes 70 commence half hour
lato-.
Tickets secured 81 chs Tesser- Hotel House.
joJ Is, and po1worths =uslc store.
WASHINGTON cTRCUs-coRNER or THIRFY
" ninth street. Al Sixth aysnEs.-Gocre. Thompson
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
every Afternoon and evening which
JSIE LADY EQUaSTRlAES,
Madsne Tourniare, Mrs. Carroll Mile josephine, and lie
Petite Marie appear, with Star Company Of Equesans
and Gymnafs comic Asrpsee every evening, In whieh
the great Clowns
will open their budgets Of fur.
Doors open a. 2 ana 7. Performance :. aud SIP. n.
Admission 20 all IA.ts & The hease, % cents.
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~ ;, hNp ALAbaha SgiSAMohdt loafASf-FVH
steamship BLACK WARRIOR Captain j. D. Bullock. u.
s. N, viii receiving freight Monday, septsm
Der and fa for The above Friday SHntm6sra
4. y O'Clock precisely from pier foot of Harrison street
Goods eonsgaed 20 L. Mead Co Mobile VII be forwarded
free % commission freight taken 20 avsua but specie.
No freight received sailing days. Conpapys printed
ratee freight and bills Of ladlng can be had by applies
ton st the office. Shpper win please send ia their bs
fading TO he signed the evening previous
Ealing Parcels received at the office only. Passengers Tor
Havana must procure passports before leaving port.
LIVINGSTON, C.OCuERON CO, 81 Broadway.
N. B.-The new steamship the stocks, Wal take
her place in II % line IN time Tor the faIl trade.
Jyinqsten, Wells 4 Co ngents in
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NEW YORK AND CALIEORNIA stEANssIP LINE,
~ via Scass graThe shostes and shsspeBt Torts fos
San Francisco Accessory Tssnts Company, Of Mica
rssus psope.c-e Through ~ advance Of he mail Only
Ths aew eoasle sagi1e stcaa4hip N0hTHERN LlGnf.
a. O'clock r. a., precisely for San Jusn del Nor.s
Aonday sepsemhsr Dsh; canGsc,:ns nth she sew sud
huTshsn, over tho Eiearsua transit route having but
twelve miles OF land transportation These
in their ventilation and For
Information rssssss st the lowest rates apply Only at
s.s syerey of tie ,lrY Nc. 5 81 Wing Green
CHARLES KOREAN, lssDs
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DAuvARD'5 GEORAhA-EGYP7, PETRA, AND
ID The Land OF Eden new and extengve psno-
open presenting Nount Sinai wdeyDees OF
Israoes Red Sea- Caravan to Hscca the Great Arabian
Desert with oil s wonderful phenomena together 9TH
Tho famous panorama Of the Holy Land and Jorusalea.
admission to all the only q cents reserved se
80 ehdyeb, half prloe Every evening at O'Clock
~ sdr ssday and sssuYdsy afternoons, at O'Clock.
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MEDICAL,

rIs c0oPIR IA DUANE STREET EsTwrsN CHAT.
Willian s.rtcsf be oolrulted IT his oos.
t-an5 N .oeP.J. Ii. G. regularly educated plJ
si-isG And guIgscn
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-M E Marshall,
I Bechler, Baltimore; w B Philips, Able
marie; Harrington. Norfolk; E Mem
minger and daughter, Charleston; 3 X Knight,
DR. G ii Knight, Luaenburg; Mr. and Mrs Pow
ers, Chnrlestown; Miss Turner, Miss Harrison,
Miss l. II arrison, Amelia; Mrs Ballard and
servant, Masters w and S Ballnrd, Virginia; N
A Gwslhmey, Miss Burnley King William:
Fl Burnley, Miss; T B Meau, Amelit; 4 ID
Tkweeu, Newark; E g Seden Charles CAV;
aIIs Parkinson, Miss Bland. Notloway; A
Epeleston, Richmond; A V Brow and lady,
Newark; G ID Jones, Lynchbu-g; Mrs Pam
nerb, Illinois; G B White, Haliflx; ] w b
Edwards, Ga; l. G Williamson and lady, S c;
s SyrcIe, Halifax; Josilh Evans, Wisconsin.
J D Hawkins and lacy, Miss Hawkins, Miss
Clarke, w u Hawkins, Il CorroIl, r Oou
that, n C; t w McCorkle, Miss III McCo.kIe.
A McCorkle, Miss Leach, NJ Monteiro, +
5 Coles, Lezing on; Miss Walker and servant,
Ala; Miss Samuels. GoochsDd; F b Lewis,
Va: Bowers. G w EaveIson, Bait; K irhy,
Notoway; J Farley, Ala; A c Gnrnett, L }
Bowden. Va; j Robinson and SOD, Miss; ] w
Smith, ESSEX; NJ BauselI, " J Donaboa, ID
of C; A Mann, Roanoke; Knox Mrs Knox,
Phil8; w P Ponder Md Ratliff. Airs Par~
knson end SOD. l. NJ Co mnn, w Wrenn, Va,
T II w ,Iiams and lady, Miss; w Bouleware,
King and Queen; w r Brockenbrough,
Hanover.
AMERICAN ROTEL.-E s Conkliug.
New York; w r 1'rigple, N c. J II Hope and
Hilrarcv, Suffolk; G H Raynor, Norfolk;
E Abbott and G G Lyman, Weston; J Poole
and family. n c; NJ J Moore, do; y Bueral,
PhiIa: H ] Foster, Bali; NJ Sampson, Powha~
tan; G 5 Arnold erd lady, Charleston; ] G
Laird, New York; w ID Chadwick, Whining.
ten; c K Weller, n c; J L Garrett, Glouces-
fe'; g Healey, Ohio; c Hsrgrove, Dinwid
die; H s Thomas, N c: + Ferar, Riecklen.
burg; S K .vDolds, Phila; A Monteiro, Gcoch
land; H d Rogers and w B Rogers, Boston;
G w Daniei. FHrmviIIe; Mr. Pace, Peters burg;
J Scos', Va; w Freeman and c T David
son, n e
COLUMBIAN HOTEL B Hoghes,
] BrarS. Richmond; Hathaney and sev't,
Lexington; Geo H Fi,zwizo,,, Richmond; S
Avis, w Avis, w E Ellis, Cumberland; Jno
Nc Ghee. Lunenburg; E w Eggles,ou. Anne
liza; d Beazley, Charlotte; Col John Finch,
Chas A Jones. Nottoway; b +
Lindsey, Amelia; A ] MoseIy,- Brunswick; j
] Dagger, 90; g Brown, A Scott, IL Scott,
Amelia; Geo H Lambert, Lypchbure; Geo X
Hankin, Va VIM Norwood, Va; 1 b Eices
Farrnvile; w Dance, Powhaian; DIR Il
Merrid,h, Hanover; james nj Subietf, Fo">
hstan.
CITY HOTEL j smi h spot'y.vapis; w
PRIV &c: w Deitisk Hsnrico; l. Jscoos Cor
iousvlil.: G sims Norfolk; 5 North, ln!isoas
Miller. N Y; w w B ably. Caroline; Fl Eli. and
Il Elis. Su.sez w Daniels, Augusts; Percaeton
and |, Bu.t. King and Queen; l. Smelling. Chester.
dal6. n Winn W. To vile; Gooch, GordcnsFilie;
T Roosevelt, N 7; T r Hort and @ A Herring, Bait;
$ G Clarke, N C; A Hsmeison, Ais; J w Bruce, Miss
Williams and Miss Atkinson. Pensacola; Cant.
h II C G Fu,leu, Augusta; f Echoif, Va; W
Fl Siespfr, : 81 II: J. MOus' IT. Chesterfield;
rsn;is Port.lnou.h; II Early, NorfohS 3 w Sasish,
Essex; w II Hsrwood, Charlen City.
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHMON Nh

ARRIVED,
steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, York, mdz to
Lud an g. Watson
sohr William &Alonzo, Wi!bura, Williamsburg,
in nsllast
Slnop New Packet, Gwatmey, Snaith6eld mdz to
Jno Wombls s. Co
SAILED,
Schr Times, Dupuy, BetsworiSs in bsllas.
Schr Prince, Jr. Bof q. Baltimore, coal
Schr Miranda, Jones, Baltimore coal
Schr Ds1vle. futile, New York mdz
Scnr Hope, Creighton B gilmore in ballast
Steamer Roanoke, Caveudy, New YORK. mdz and
passengers
koaFoLK, July a6-Bns syipdiae, Gibbs, Rich.
moEd
NEW YoRK June 2e-Clearsd, Schr Lynchburg.
Couch, Sicnmond schr Margaret, Wosson, for
| Petersburg, and ship Revenue, Howe Ricnmor d.
| PHILADELPHIA Juls 81 Cleared, steamship
| Virg Uia, Teal, Richmond
| BALTIMORE. July 26-ArIivsd, schr VIM Smear
| Bunting, Ricbmonc.
At Bania, arrived June I'd bark Genl Green from
| leirn
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RICHMOND 1ARKET.

=. OUhHECTED DAILY.
FLOUR-The ma: ket remains as vesterdsv. NON
arriving by canal small LEI by railroad, new
ground, sold al ash
WHEAT 81 is TO 81 20
TOBACCO-Salss animated at yssterda,
prices
GUAaG-scsrce; Ss5 to s55.
CORN 6 to IS cents-scarc
BACON TX 10 10 cts; Hams l2t to IS cts
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RAILROAD Across FLoRIDA.-We learn
from the jacksonville fFla.l Republican, that
the whole stock has subscribed for Railroad
across The Peninsula Of Florida. The route
and ,ermni are not definitely fixed. Tampa
Bay will probably be the western terminus.
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The CITY Councils of Philadelphia, at a
special meeting held on Mon1ay morning, paid
appropriate testimonials of respect 10 the
memory of their deceased fellow member, John
Price WetherelI ESQ
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There will be an eclipse of the planet
Mars by the moon on the lst Of next mon tn -
The eclipse will commence at three minutes
past = A. NJ, and continue until fifteen min
utes after three.
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~ The Norfolk News Of Wednesday eve
n;nn tells the following interesting story

The DEAD ALIvE.-A little girl about ten
wears OF age. the daughter of one of our most
esteemed eitzens, was taken sick few days
ago. and on Monday evening, to the poignant
grief of her parents, apparently died. The
usual preparations were made. the room dark.
ened, and the body enclosed in shroud, with
the intention of burying it yesterday afternoon.
But onyesterday morning tho apparently dead
girl revived and terribly frightened at the stu.
alton in which she found herself, with her cries
alarmed the household. She is since, We
learn, dong well, and our readers may imagine
the feelings of the family from this astonishing
incident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

I UMRER.-The undersigned are receivipu.
and will receive during the ns 1t month. Five
Hunds ed Thors2nd feet of Hard Woods and Luu
bsr. OF all kinda consistne mostly Of tobacco box
bpsrds oak puttcnwood, white wood (popiar.) &c,
which thay can sell at % per N less on the wharf
than al toe yard. Those in want win please leave
their orders early.
~ u BELvIN e. PARKER.
COTTON YARNs-75 bales fer sale by
" ys6 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

q A new paper is to be started in Balti
more, published fer the folio style OF Herald
tribune and Times, New York. The pro
ptie'or Of the Cotton Plant lie 10 be one of the
editors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-30

E-B~ Mr.. Stevenson will deliver the address
before the Agricultural Society of Montgome
ry, Mary at their great fair, near Washing
ton, next September.
MIR. Rives will deliver the annual address
before the State Agricultural Society of New
York in the course of the summer.