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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-21
T GROUPS, GROUPS. FAMIL Y

GROUPS, &C.-Groups of schools, clubs,
parties of friends, &c. &c, of any number from
one to one bur dred; taken upon plates of all
sizes, varying from q by 81, to by inches
Teachers of schools should improve this opportu
nifty, as it IS rare one seldom offered, having Pc
cular facilities, affords peculiar il ducements to
families, schools, clubs &c. Call and examine spe-
cimens. NJ. P. SIMONS,
je17 Isl Eagle Square.
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III III

On Thursday. l7shinsls q HI psstl o'clock, 4:
~ C0RRYDON, youneoet son ct Rurwcn ana
octavIs Jones, aged one year nine monfM ana tnree
81 Thur.dsy, JAMES q, son Of Euss. md 9. 4
a. Saturday night WILLIAM ydunssst con q
william and Sarah Engliah, aged u monihs Inc
friends and scouaiutances Of the family are respect
fliv reouested 10 attend the funeral this morning,
ct 3 O'clock, from the Catholic Church wtnous
further notice. q rahn
Yesterday morning. JAMES infant son Of so os..
snd Nsrv Ann ONeiL The friends snd acguain-
,.nces III the family are requested to attend the NJ
neral t,is Afternoon. at o'clock, from the resi-
dence Of his parents, on Clsy street. 0es"een ~
and 2nd streefs.
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3 BENNY Llxps llAahiAeE.-Ths London
Era contains extracts from private letter,
dated New York, February 2, which has sons
linteresling incidents touching the nhasriaee Of
Jenny Lind. The writer was a. actor 4 the
preliminary steps 10 that event. Speaking Of
Jenny, he says:
She left New York for Boston. about three
weeks since, and shortly after wrote me long
letter confeseing what she bad been too bashful
to reveal before, viz: that she WINS engaged TO
be married to young German artist, Otto
Goldschmidt, and TO whom she was very
tendcrly attached. She asked me to draw up
her marriage contract, gave the particulars
how she wished her property to be settled, &C.,
which was done in due folm; and in connection
herewith will mention, that, with that higl
spirit Of generosity that has always marked
her character, she set apart f20,00O 10 found
q charity school in Sweden. Last "wednesday
| went to Boston and she approved of the mar
rage contract, and the next day, the 9th inst,
house of Mr.. Ward, friend of hers and Mr..
Goldschmidt.
The morning was bright and prognostcated
well for her marriage state. She was dressed
in white silk, with veil and orange flower
wreath, intermingled with myrtle a la Saedotse
with bouquet Of corsage ofthe same material,
and looked very charming. The queries were
pronounced by the Rev. DR.. Wainwright, q
clergyman from New York, whom she had in
vited for the purpose. Only half dozen
friends were present; among them Mr.. Everett,
who was Minister to London few years ago.
Then came the kissing of the bride, performed
by the staid guests by imprinting beneficial
kiss on the forehead, except by one, whom
Jenny embraced, and gave an old-fashioned
Swedish kiss. She seemed very Amina, SO
joyous, so happy, stepping on air as it were:
After while she sat down to the piano and
sang, .Ah non giunge," with heartness that
would have brought the whole opera house at
her feet. In the afternoon they went off to
country seat OF Northampton, about one hun.
dred miles from Boston, which they have hired
for few months. MIR. Goldscmidt is seven
years younger than herselfa small, very good,
looking man.. of a heightened character well
educated, and devoted TO her. He is from
Hamburg, where his father is respectable
merchant
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- b. w. sTARKE, ATTORNEY
~ AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Practices In all the Courts of this city and the coun.
ties of Henrico and Hanover. Office, next to cor
ner of 18th and Franklin streets my 2--lm.
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sTATHAfI's LOTTERY OFFICE,
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand)

Drawn Nos Patapsco. liz. June ls:
% 81 60 IS 10 40 40 81 90 81 s.
For To-Day Washington, Glass 80 CAPT.
tails: $50 600. IDOL, $780, $780, 1900, 10 Of 751-.
7S numbers, Is drawn. Tickets SO.
Also Small Fry. Tickets 81 so.
je2l w. II. STATHAM
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- We cannot forbear calling the attention of
the public to the numerous testimonials of skill and
and artistic talent which constantly volunteered
from the press and from private individuals to the
now old established Skyight Gallery of which Mr..
Pratt is proprietor at No. las, Main street, Rich
mond We shall insert them in the order in which
they are received, commencing with our own jour
nal. Mr. Pratt has fitted up his new establishment
in style which reflects much credit upon his taste
and liberality Dispatch.
The arrangement of ais show room is exquisite,
whilst his Skylight is superb -Whig.
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LANDER T,s OFFICE.
18th Street, under EXCHANGE Hotat.

Drawn Nos. Delaware, Elk. Glass 81, June 18th:
80 81 IA 81 IS 46 "a 81 81 1 "a 81.
For To-Day.-The Delaware State Lottery
Class No. 22-Capitals: $50 600, 10000, 5000.
5000 l740. 10 of 1900, &c. IS numbers, IA drawn.
Tickets S8 te oI
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E DIR. j. =. Roses Sarsaparilla.-
BLOOD PURIFIER.-A Great Spring and Summer
Medicine This Sarsaparia compound is made
bined with other ingredients, renders it the very
best Sarsaparilla compound made for purifying and
enriching the blood and to all skin eruptions
and skin diseases, scrofulous sores, venereal dis
eases and its bad effects in the constitution, dropsi
cal swsllings rheumatism from the use of mercury,
biles, old sores, kidney and bladder affections,
cleansing the system from mercury, and raising up
a weak and impaired constitution from any cause
as a SKINNER drink in cold water, i, is pleasant,
useful and medicinal beverage. All families should
have bottle by them. Quart bottles 81; small bot
ties so cents laaE
For sale by Adie g. Gray, Purcell, Ladd e. Co.,
Bennett e. Beers, r. R. Duval, Gaynor e.. Wood, O.
A. strecker, A. Bodeker, J, Blair and w. p. Laid.
my 10
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CE Keep your Blood Pare.-In order to
enjoy health during the approaching summer, we
would remind our readers that the zone thing
needful" is to keep the blood pure; and in order to
accomplish this we know of no greater purifier of
the blood to recommend than the celebrated DIR.
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, which by its
wonderful cures has established for itself fepu.
tation far surprising any medicine known. We
would respectfully call the attention of the afflicted
to another certificate of the strongest character,
which may be found in another column of our pa.
per, and would also remind them that this med.
cine is kept in our city by o. A. STRECKER, Main
Street, who is supplying the trade at proprietors
prices. Call and get a pamphlet gratis.
my 26
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E LIVER PILLS.-PREPARED FROl
THE MASS OBTAINED AT THE RQCKRRInf,]

T LIVER PILLS.-PREPARED FROM
THE MASS OBTAINED AT THE ROCKBRIDGE
(VA) ALUM SPRINGS.-The.e Pills are Diuretic,
Catharric Tonic and Alternative in their effects up.
on the system. They excite the action OF the Liver
in many cases in which Calomel would have no eff
feet. They are also peculiarly eficacious in Fe-
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridgc Alum Water aud Pills, for
many years, in great variety of diseases. has &C.
CURED for it celebrity rarely if ever equalled and
is steadily increasing. The most eminent Chemists
OF the day have examined the Water and Pills, and
found it possessed extraordinary Medicinal proper.
ties 1t has been declared by the best authorities
to De cure for every form CT Scrofula, Chronic
Liver Diseases all Chronic Diseases of the Stomach
and Bowels. Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases of the
Eyes, Mercu-iai Affections. and particularly adapt
ed to cases Of Passive Uterine Hemorrhaee, com.
plcated with arrangement of the Liver and Sto.
mach, and many other disorders arising from inn.
purity of the blood.
For sale by Druggists and country merchants
generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 per vial, or 90 per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing to purchase In
large quantities, became Agents for the sale OF the
above celebrated Liver Pills, will please address
BOOTH ANDERSON e. CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Rockbridee Co., Va, or
JOHN III SEAYRES,
je7 Columbian Hotel, Richmond Va
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II AND IN HENRICO.-We otter for
Ii tract of LAND in Henrico, containing SIS acres,
and lying about eleven miles from Richmond. 1t
is bounded on the west by the Richmond, Freder-
icKsburg and Potomac Railroad, and on the north
and east by the Chickahominy Greek. The whole
tract is of excellent quality has about $50 acres OF
arabic land, the balance finely titubered The i'm.
provements are of the first order. We will sell
with this land should the purchaser prefer it, the
stock of every description, and the farming imple
ments of every kind. AS it rarely happens that
is now much sought we would remind capitalists
TOLER g. COOK,
je2l General Agents
IHT ANTED, by young man, a SITUATION in
w any respectable business that he may feel
competent of fulfilling. Satisfactory references
be given. Address B. A. G )" through Richmond
Post Office or this office. je 2l-3t*
EENTs' GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS
" Just received FROM New York, fine assert,
ment of Gents Gauze Merino Shirts; also. good
supply of Linen Collars, all sizes, with good
stock of Summer Cravats and Stocks, at
CHARLES HARTWELL & cos,
je2l 100 Broad street
OUTER AND CHEkSE.-65 kegs new
ID Goshen Butter. and so boxes new Goshen
Cheese, receiving and for sale by
je2l WIN. TAYLOR.
pine GOLD FOlL.-Morgan's superior quail
jesl 80 m BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists.
bacon JOLES.-6 hhds, just received and
ID for sale by
je2l WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
CUPPING INSTRUMENTS scarifcaters
~ and Cupping Glasses, for sale by
je2I BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists.
SWEET OIL.-75 baskets fresh Sweet Oil, for
~ sale at lowest market prices by
je2l BENNETT e. BEERS, Druggists
ID OUSSEL,S BARBER SOAP-A delight
h full article for sale by
je2l BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists.
ElNE CIGARS.-heal genuine. high favored
Il Havana Cigars, not to be surpassed in quality,
for sale by
je2l BENNETT 4 BEERS. Druggists.
COOK WANTED.-A German or Irish wo
~ man of good character who understands
Cooking, can secure excellent situation in a
small family, by immediate application to
je l6-lw MACE e. WINSTON
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PUBLIC MEErING-The citizens of Church and
Union Hills held meeting at Union Temperance
Hall on Friday evening last, for the purpose of
adopting measures to secure the opening of 25th
street, and the construction there of county road
Mr.. Nestles was appointed Chairman, j. w Lew
ellen Secretary, and VIM. Catlin Treasurer of the
meeting.
Alter some discussion, committee was sppoint
ed to make enquiry as to the cost of opening 25th
and NJ streets and then to open subscription
list for the betrayal of the expenses attendant upon
such work.
resolution was also adopted providing that if
two-thirds or one half the amount of expense 10
be incurred, was contributed by the adjacent pro-
perty holders, that application be made to the Hen
rico county Court for appropriation to supply the
deficit.
The committee of enquiry was then constituted
of Messrs. H. Rilegh, w. Cuingsworth, V. Heck
leH A. Richardson. J. Ferguson, E. Baker, and C.
Crew. The meeting then adjourned to meet again
at the Hall Oh Friday evening next to hear the re-
port OF the committee. This road is.very much
needed and its construction will tend greatly to the
public convenience and to increase the value of the
adjacent property.
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I IFE INsUKANCR.-For white Per,

IL sons and Slaves.--The National Safety Lie
Insurance Company, chartered in 1871, once o.
Walnut street, Psiiadelphis. Capital v2o9uo-
Office of the agency in Richmond. 10 Lsies ko s
18th street, next To Messrs. Toler Cook Las
company effects assurances on lives, grants annus
ties to aged persons, endowments TO children, ana
enters in to all contracts in which the risk OF ne
concerned, on the most reasonable terms ins
premiums are exceedingly moderate man ago
twenty five years. by paying els 30 snnusiiy 80
viii be insured for period Of from ons 70 ssse'A
years, at moderate rats.
C. r. BRIcKEN. ~ D,
General Agent and Medical Examiner.
10 ol-9fx
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IT, FOR BALTIMORE AND
ssssss4ssassEzsz5v PHILADELPHIA--The fine steamer
Bcividere, Clifford, captain, will be ready 70 re-
ceive freight This Day at l2 O'Clock, M and win
continue to receive il up to the hour of O'Clock,
P. M Tomorrow, Tuesday, June 22nd.
lie 2l-!t LUDLAM & WATSON
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EE1 TEN DOLLARS REWARD

M ~ Wednesday last, rom the subscuber's
farm, three miles out on the Mechan.
icsville Turnpike, fine mich COW, color red,
except the end of her tail, which is white horns
crookipg inward, smooth coat, in good condition,
bag large left fore teat particularly navel large
will give Ten Do larry for her delivery to me, safe
and sound, or Five Dollars if am informed where
can get her.
lie 2l-2t$ X. CAUTHORN.
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fGae FOR PHILADELPHIA.-T
&AG&& splendid Steamship VIRGINIA win sail
as usual on Wednesday morning, the s3rc instant,
at 8 o'clock, A. NJ For freight or passage, apply
to MAYO & ATKlNSONa
ia 81 -.l.. a
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LAND WARRANTS.-The nig1
est market prices viii be given IN casn
for Bounty Land Warrants, OF ~ ": or 10y acres.
-. JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent,
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Z PIANO FORT e S.-P.H

PIANO FOR SIP. H.
!al5 TAYLOR is constantly receiving
n UsuSerior Piano Fortes from Mum
= v& Clark, and other celebrated max.
ers, and asks the att ntion of purchasers to his
Stock, which he win warrant and viii sell atvery
moderate prices. s5
Pianos repsired, Tuned, let on hire, and taken
in exchange, at his Piano Forte sne Music Store,
lie 2l-ts 100 Main Street.
@SN0M TRgNKs.-i have large sup.
~Al lSEsi IS to eco. embracing all sizes and
styles of fni. h /; also, large assert.
ment of Carpet Bags. Being exceedingly anxious
to dispose of The whole lot the greatest opportunity
for great bargains is now offered, tor cash Call
and examine--I've got the Trunk to suit you
]. d. GOODMAN,
eel No 1874 Main st., opposite Eagle Square
FKEsH WHITE SUI PHUR AND
T. OTHER MINERAL WATERS We have just
received a supply of White Sui hur Water, from
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the Blue
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
Saratoga Water, from the Congress Spring, Sara.
toga.
Oak Orchard Acid Mineral Water, from the Oak
Orchard Acid Mineral Springs, Genessee county,
New York.
This water is highly recommended by medical
men, and is coming rapidly into use for various DIS
eases, such as chronic affections OF the digestive
and urinary organs, and some OF the eufaneous dls
eases, CHROME 0yfpepe1a, chronic uitrIutea eAfVS
dysentery, chronic dinress, chronic cysuns, oia'
betes in cases of low typhoid fevers, in GONZALES
from protracted fevers, to excite the apPente
and promote digestion, piles, dropsy, &c.
Ordinary dose for an adult, wine glass null di'
luted, taken three times day.
Pamphlets embracing its analysis, BY Professor
Silliman, opinions of medical WRITER'S and various
letters to Its curative properties in certain ds
eases, furnished grstuitously oy 49,
je21 Sole Agents for the State of Virginia
a UCTION GOODS, AUCTION GOODS
"A Attention, those in want Of bargains.
We will have in store this morning lots OF new
Goods just from auction, bought extremely low,
and will be sold very cheap. No humbug 10 inc
least. The Goods are here, and these are some Q,
them: Pink checked Bingham at 81 cents usuai
width; checked, striped and plain Swiss and Cam
brio Muslins, some as low 10 etc per yard irisn
mems IS cts; apron Checks cts; beautiful hgns
colored Kid Gloves, fresh goods and good qusiines
81 l.2 cts pair; twisted silk net Gloves 70 ana
81 l2 cts apair Swiss Edgings and Insertngs, ve,y
cheap; white dotted Muslins, besides great vane
ty of different Goods too numerous 10 mention.
Gentlemens' silk Umbrellas % 50, worth 20. ),
Also, the remainder OF stock OF Ribbons Oh . mia
linery establishment from 10 IL IL cts per ysfe'
Come and see, you viii not be disappointed.
j. MILLHISER & BR0r
ie2I 1913 Broad street
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OUTER AND CHEESE.-65 kegs new
ID Goshen Butter. and so boxes new Goshen
Cheese, receiving and for sale by
je2l WIN. TAYLOR.
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Al USlC POkTFULius.--ine sasscfs,e ss
w has just received per Express from PnIsa as
be win cell on reasonable terms TIE attention o
the public 10 also called to his dne stock Oh flany
and Guitar Music. He 10 constantly receivsg -
the new Polkas. Waitress Songs. &C nd VII ~,
nsh promptly any thing In the Music me ~, "''
be wansed. TH0S dnEsnaMs
ie2l lOo} Broad street
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DINE GOLD FOlL.-Morgan's superior quail
i ity for sale by
je ri BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-21

Definition of Libel-The following detlnl,.
ton of a libel, was given by Judge Shepley,.oi
Maine, in the case of the Gardiner Fountain.
We publish it because the views are more 10
accordance with justice and right, than those
held by Judges generally on this subject. Inc
old notion that the greater the truth the create.
the libel, we are glad to see, is being discarded
from the bench:
sThis publication, / am bound to say, as
matter Of law, that it is illegal, is wrongful, y
immoral. Still, if such be the character, tno
law allows the defendants to prove the trutp'
and stand justified. So that ehoteuer be ne
character Of The publication, truth is i sjust.h-
cation. 1t is unlawful and immoral for one to
call his neighbor a thief, but if he prove it, no
stands acquitted; the truth takes away the I'M
morality. So mighty is the power OF TRUTH
that in the eye of the law to write or publish
the truth is never Immoral. A man may ever
speak the truth, and be blameless, and be entl'
tied to cbmmendation for speaking it"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-21

Proposition TO make a Plank Road.-We had
the pleasure of a visit on Wednesday last from
Mr.. LAFAYETTE CALDWELL, Civil Engineer.
MI. g. is on a visit to our town and Parish
Tor the purpose of engaging the attention of
our citizens to the project of constructing a
Plank Road from Plaquemine to Dardenne's, or
Indian Village, and farther, if desired. He ex-
hibted to US a handsome map of the country
in this vicinity, which he has made he speaks
with great confidence of the benefits whi.h
our town and those owning lands adjacent.
would derive from such a road. He estimates
the cost at $4,000 per mile, including a tho
roughly constructed saw-mill, which, after the
road was finished, would be a source of profit
to q company. We have full confidence in the
calculations Of the gentleman, and have no
doubt of his entire fitness and capacity to car
ry out satisfactorily any work Of the above de-
scription which he might undertake.
MIR. CALDWELL, we believe, is now on a Vi
sitto Crosse Tete, and we trust that our friends
up there will ponder well upon the suggestions
which he will make. We will recur to this
subject again in our next.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-21

Louis Napoleon THE Paris correspondent
of the New York Tribune, thus speaks of the
Prince President:
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte was born in Paris,
in 1908, and is therefore 43 years of age. No
one knows who his successor will be. He has
never been married; though he has several chill
dren. He has lost a child within the past year.
Mrs. Howard, presume, is their mother. He is
understood to be looking about for an alliance
with som royal family, upon favorable terms.
1t is supposed that he will soon be declared En-
peror by the army, upon the Champ de Mars,
but this is not official. He lodges at the Elysee,
and gives parties at the Tuileries. He has a
big moustache, and when he is at the opera or
the theatre, he nurses it with his thumb and fin
ger. Neither he noranybody else is sure whose
son he is. He passes for the son of Louis b.
naparte and Hortense; but many suspect that
he is the lineal descendant of Napolean himself.
Ii it takes a wise child to know its own father,
how could you expect NJ. Bonaparte to know
his? He has an illegitimate brother, known to
fame as NJ. De Morny, Minister of the Interior.
If the genealogical tree Of the President were
made out, what a collection of bars sinister, of
plotted escutchedns, and of lozengers upside
down, it would be. Priam, or Leyden, could
certainly show as fair a bill of descent and de-
scendants.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-02-21

A Problem for the Governor of Teras tc
Sotue.-The Picayune's able Washington cor.
respondent has the following paragraph in one
of bis late letters:
Kossuth, / learn, has succeeded in Pitttsburr
beyond his most sanguine expectations, having
obtained $1,000 in cash and $4,000 on his
notes. There is something strange about these
kossuth notes. which | should like the Cover
nor of Texas to explain. Though poor, an ex-
lie and without followers, Kossuth finds every
where persons willing to take his paper on the
faith put in his honesty, while Texas, with $40,
100000 and l20,O0O,0OO acres, could not 90
into the money market and borrow 100000!
In Hungary, in Austria, and lately erenin both
Hesse, the passing of Kossuth notes is prohibi-
ted under the s~eyerest penalty, which is increa-
sed to death, and yet they circulate; while the
Emperor of Austria, in spite of his imperial
crown, cannot forces his paper money beyond
where it can be driven with the bayonet! There
is a chance for Gov. Bell to quote Shakespeare
and the Bible.