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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-27

bCNE NO. HAKPER'S NEW MONTH";
~ Lf MAGAZtNE.-1he ttth Volume OF Hag-
pers New Monthly Magazine is commenced by the
issue of the present number. The Publishers EN-
brace the opportunity Of renewing the expression
of their thanks to the public and the press for the
extraordinary degree Of favor with which its sue
cessive numbers have been received. The re. ular
edition now consists OF ninety thousand copies.
The publishers take the liberty of inviting spe-
ciai attention to their Editorial Department. which
is prepared by six OF the most accomplished litera-
ry gentlemen of the country, and expense of
several hundred dollars fr each number.
The publishers trust that it is not necessary for
them to reiterate their assurances, that nothing
shall ever be admitted to the pages OF the Maya.
zine in the slightest degree offensive to deicacy or
to any moral sentiment. They will seek steadily to
exert upon the public healthy moral influence
and to improve the character, well please the
taste, OF their readers. They will aim to make
their Magazine complete repertory OF whatever
is most useful and agreeable in the current literary
productions of the day.
Now is the time to subscribe as this No. com.
mences new volume.
my 90 j. w. RANDOLPH, Agt.
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Collision on Lake Erie.

ALBANY, May pa collision occurred on
Lake Erie, on Saturday last, between the
steamer Alabama and propeller. Both were
seriously injured, but no lives lost.
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uIGH CONsTARLE,s sALE.-Wl +

HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Win he
LII sold, by consent of the parties, on Satur.
day, the 29th inst, at o'clock A. NJ, at the Ton.
tine House, on Main street. opposite the Farmers
Bank of Va, suncry articles of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, levied on to satisfy attachment
for rent, in favor of Alexander Duvalvs Smith L.
White.
At the same time and place will be sold two
Cooking Stoves, to satisfy an attachment for rent
due by Smith a. White to Jacob karr
my 27-dtds B. BLAIR TT e. T. r
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A STONISHIN MEDICINE FOR THE
II NEkVESl-Ts thousands who. have used DR.
ROSES NERVES CORDIAL, for Heart Dis
cases. Nervous Trnor of the Muscles, Palpitation,
Heart Burn, Tic Dloreux or Pain the Face, Neu.
ralgia, Wakefulnes Restlessness, find instant
relief. few doss cures the most violent Nervous
Headache. 1t allss the most violent nervous al.
fections, and graduates them from the system, and
is a grand restore to a weak constitution. The va
rious diseases ofthe nervous system have long
baffied the skill our most eminent physicians
but all in van uitl this Nervous Cordial was dis
covered and AIRED by DR. S Rose Price 80 cts
per bottle. For,ale by R DUVAL,
my25 Under American Hotel
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Sailing of the FL Dorado,

New YORK, May 25.-The steamer Ell Do.
rado,"ith large number ofpassengers, sailed
this afternoon Tor Aspinwall.
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HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Com.
,ry1 nv 15-3ta ytds
C0NNIs-IONER,s SALE OF REAL

A tOMMISsIUNEh'S SALE Ut hEaL
u EsTATE-In pursuance of decree Of the
Circuit Couit OF Chanceiy Tor Henrco County,
pi onounced on the 10th day of March, 1852, in asut
therein pending under the style of George, &c,
against Brown, &c, shall, On Tuesday, the 18th
day of June next, at o'clock in the afternoon,
proceed to sell, on the premises at public auction
to the highest bidder the House ar Lot situated
the oil Leigh and 7ih streets in the cily of
Richmond which was formerly occupied by James
Z. Heath and which was conveyed by the said
Heath and wife TO me, by deed bearing date the
2lst day OF December leie and OF record in the Of
fee oil The Court of Hastings for the city Of Rich
mond.
Terms Of sale-0ne-third cash, onethrd in siz
months, and The residue in nine months from the
day OF saie--the purchaser giving negotiable note
for the deferred payments, and lhe title 10 BIZ re
tanned until conveyance is directed by tie cour
my l2--6ids JOHN q. SfEGEk.
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Ndrdl Court Martial, &c.

NORFOLK, May 25.-The Naval Court Mar
tial called on board the U. S ship Pennsylva.
MIA, composed in part of Commodores Skinner
and Storer, and Captains Forrest and Bow
man, assembled yesterday. Business of con-
siderable importance is expected to be brought
before them.
Cotton has further advanced, with sales at
s.. Corn has also improved, with sales OF
yellow at Sc, and white and mixed at 81 a SIS.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
u ABLE Its AND DWELLING HOUSE ON
LEIGH STREET, IN CITY OF RICHMOND in
pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court of
Chancely for Henrico County, MADE on the 9Th
day OF March 1852 in suit ptnoing therein styled
dayes rs Hayes, &C." snail, as the Commission
er therein named offer for sale on the premises, at
public auction. on Tuesday, the 9Th day OF
June next, if fair, ana ii not, the next far day.
comm encing at o'clock P NJ, those two halfacre
lots of ground, with the brick dwelling house
thel eon now occupied by Peter D. Bernard, lying
on the North side of Leigh, between 9Th and 9Th
streets, and opposite to the residence OF Thomas
w. McCance.
Also, the To- OF ground a. the corner OF 9Th and
Leigh streets and on the South side OF Leigh, ad.
Joining the residence OF Thomas w. McCance, 'front.'
ing about 90 feet Leigh street, and running back
an acre in depth
The above property will be laid on into lots to
suit purchasers, and from its convenience ana re-
tiretnent of location, is believed TO be hlgniy ell
gbe for building lots. -,
Immediately alter the sale Of the above lots viii
be offered for sale under the Ame decree, acres
OF land on the Meadow Bridge Road, adjoining the
farm Of Adolph Jill. and within his enclosure.
Teams CT SALE-One third casn balance IN
two equal insia ments, at 6 and IL months, with
interest added for ercorsed negotiable potes, and
tie retained until conveyance is directed py the
Couit.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Com.
If Qta
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BY ALEX. MOTT & CO., Aucts.

CLOTHING, SHIRTS, SC, At AUG.
commencing at half past o'clock, shall sell at
public auction. large lot OF Servants Ready.
Made Clothing. Also, 20 doz white and cord
Shirts; IS dog Silk Neck Ties.
The above goods have just been received and
must be closed out this morning.
Also English Gold Lever Watches, to cover
advances.
nv 81 ALEP. MOTT Gu, Aucts.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, May 26th.
CoTToN-Firm, with sales of 1000 bales
Prices unchanged. FLoUR-Southern, 81 81
10 80. CoRs-Sales of 81, 900 bushels, mix
ed at GO cts; Yellow, 60 to 63.
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DITY.-A Canada paper records the death of
MIR. Charles Boucher, of Berthier, at the adj
vanced age of 100. He was married to three
wives, by whom he had 60 children. He leaves
10 deplore his loss 43 children, &c grand-chil-
dren, ID great grand children, % nephews, 20
grand-nephews and 8 great grand nephews.
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~ SESTESCED.-Wm johnson, secretary OF
the vigilance committee of the anti slavery
society, convicted in New York of passing
counterfeit coin, has been sentenced at hard
labor for three years in the States prison.
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BETTER TO BE BORN LUCKY THAN RICH
The Dillon flmil descendants of Lord Dillon,
of Ireland. have inherited an estate valued at
upwards of s. 100000. We understand that
our lucky fellow citizen, DIR. John Bull, the
great Sarsaparl'a man, is an heir by marriage,
and comes in for snug lille share amounting
to three or four hundred thousand dollars
This is what we call good luck in reality
Louisville J0urHal
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fN1 Mk69x Ii. <TEY1ffgs4 - TsE:115
~ FoHEE AND Qu1 80 ~ RAnnnas ~
~ NAN sHse1 has juteived fursher .,,,,,,,.,
Gui,sr ana pis sno mo.Iaionshs Music for shs
following The Hourrsyef. bv M. Ire Ise tne
Music by Nelson !; Seat Of Hearts tn, s.1s,,
| be Done, by v Wsllscdnnie Laurie. a. - I'll "
Jenny Lind Music b! Dun; Katy ilsr,;,s.uoy
Favorite Song Nelly; Wait for the Wsgsn,n
for the Guitar and ID; Do Not Love Tree.
Sweet Annie of the va Would Not Die In sum.
mer Time How Cam Thee; &c c; 10.
gether with a great var OF Polkas. Airs. Rondos
Marches, VALUES, anhristions, from the most
eminent COMPOSERS. " Music received every
| week. The usual dedpn made to Teachers and
Professors of Music. Ors will meet with prompt
attention, If addressed
my2 j. w. RANDOLPH.
NEW MUsIC.-A. TAYLOR has just re.
" ceived the follow new Mu.ic, with large
assortment of fashion, and standard compost
lions:
The Violet to the LFary,
Give me Old Music
Broken Hearted WI no more-inscribed to
the Rev. J. NJ. KrebbS D.
Fading Flowers
Doubt Not Joy shcome at last,
The Joys Of the TyI
The Skaters Song,
Farewell TO my Ma, Hills,
I'm Going for a Solr, Jenny,
Cora, the Indian Mems Song,
Song of the gradua,
Old Folk at Home3 his Piano Forte and Music
Store. 100 Main Streeear the Banks. my %
NEW VOLUMEF APPLETON'S POP.
IN ULAR LIBRARff flor sale by
NASH g. WsDHOUSE, Eagle Square.
The lngoldsby Leads; or. Mirth and Marvels
by Thomas IngoldsbEsq-, 0he Rev. Richard Har
MS Barnam) First sries, one volume, 10 mo
Contents The ectre of Tappington-The
Nurses Story-Theand of Glory-Patty Morgan
the Milkmaid's stor Look at the Ciock-Grey
Dolphin-1he Gho- The Cynotaph-Mrs Both
erbeys story-The sech of Folkstone-L Legend Of
Hamilton Yighe-E Witches Frolic-Singular
passage in the life dhe late Henry Harris, DID,
The Jackdaw of Rinis-A lay of st Dunstan-A
lay OF Gengulphus4 lay of st Bilie-A lay of 81
Nicholas-The Lac Rohesia-The Tragedy MI
Barney Mcguire siaOnnt of the coronation-The
Monster Balloon-In Mr. Sucklethumbkin's story
The Execution-,me account Of new play
Mr. Peters ttory-ae Bagmans Dog.-Appendix
The Paris Sks tclSook, by VIM. NJ Thackeray
2 vols, ST.
Gaieties and graies, by Horace Smith, vol
so cents.
A Journey throu, Tartary, Thibet and China
by M Huo-2 vols 81.
The Maiden and arried Life Of Mary Powell
afterwards MistresMilton. l vol. so cts.
The Yellow Plus Papers, by VIM M Thackeray
l vol. so cents
Essays from the ondon Times-A collection @
Personal and Histdcal sketches. l vol. so CT
my 25
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, May Goth.
FLoUR-Sales OF 1000 bills. previous to the
arrival of the steamers news. Prices un.
changed. GRAIN-No alteration IN prices
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ROMATIC WILD CHERRY BIT.

"A TERS-Those who suffer from Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, Want of Appetite, Acidity Of the stom-
ach, and those diseases arising from arrangement
of the stomach and Liver. shOlld pei TAI TO use
these excellent Bitters. They give TINE TO the
stomach assist the action u the Liver, and invig
crate the whole system Price OF cts per paper
sufficient to make quart OF me Blttegs For sale
by Z. >. Ftcoi'
my d Corner opposite the Oid Market.
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AT COST.-S2O.00O WORTH OF DRY
IA GOOD The subscribers intending to en-.
large their store and give it thorough repair have
thought it advisable and have determined to sell
tho ir entire stot now m hand at prime cost for
cash, go that thy may open in their new and reno
waited house an entire new stock. We do assure
all in want of Dry Goods, that better assortment
y moro l-eirl ole <tork s rarely offered i, o-l!
An early call issolicited as all goods remaining on
hand at the closs OF the viii be sold at pub
tic auction.
INV i0-;m T. C. COURTNEY e. co.
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M0uey Matters. TRADE, 6,

The Boston journal states that money is in
excessive supply, and that at five per cent it is
offered freely for the best grades of paper.
The n. Y. Post of Monday p. NJ, says
Money is easy to borrow tor short periods at
4 per cent, and good paper is of easy circula-
ton at 4a54 per cent, long dates inclusive.
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YJIILDING HAhDWARE.-We ask the

DUILDING HAkDWARE.-We ask the
ID attention of Carpenters and others 20 our large
and complete assortment Of Building Hardware,
consisting OF Carpenters Patent ana American
him Locks. with brass, Mineral, and Pearl White
Knobs: Moriice, Closet, AID Stock Locks; Knob,
Rim, and Thumo Lstehes; Ciark's best Patent
Butt Hinges, narrow and broad Patent Bind Hing.
es in setts, Parliament Hinges Patent Bind rasten-
ings iron aud brass; Ssa springs, Sash Fsstenngs,
Window Pulleys, Sash Cord, Wood screws, Pa
tent Brads also, iu.I assortment eest Cut and
Wrought Nails, which we Oner tor sale On the
lowest terms w $ "a. DONNAN,
mr. 10 Paa.i street
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lIAMpTON's vE1ETAHLE TING
IL TUKE.-A clear, healthy, rosy skn is very
desirable and no meoleiLe has greater power 10
control the pale, bilious at unhealthy sppeassnce
OF the skim TO er3ecily sound and nsta al cond+
ton, than Hsmpton's Iaciaie. For sale BY the
agent. o. A. s1REtkEh
nv IS s&kE
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CAY, MATTHEW'S & co., late Mer.

GAY, MATHEWS 81 CO., late Mer.
~ chants, having accounts current with various
merchants and others, subject to liquidation on the
LIST OF July desire to anticipate the same and close
them at once, as the speedy settlemer their assets
and liabilities is made particularly desirable.
persons, therefore, having such accounts, will
please make them Oft and send them to the count
ing room of Messrs Dudley e. Johnston No l45
Main street, for payment.
THOMAS MATHEWS,
For Gay, Mathews g. Co.
N. BAH persons indebted BY note or account
are also earnestly requested to call and make pay.
ment. -
my 25-3t NJ e. 20
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TnLER & Co
BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, salesman.
ARGE DRUG ESTAB AT

/ "A HI ESIA Sff vi
Ii AUCTION, consisting of the usual variety OF
Medicines Paints, Dyestufs, Pertumery, Soap,
Glass Jars &c. &c.
By virtue of deed of trust cuted to the sub
scriUer by Hugh Mcnamara, bearing date the
- day of -, 1852 and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the Hastings Court, of the city of
Richmond, for certain purposes therein mentioned,
will be sold on " ednesday. the a6th day OF May,
al 10 O'Clock. at the store OF the said Hugh e Nc
Narnara on Broad street. all the Medicines, Paints.
Dyestuffs, Perfunery, Soaps, Glass Jars, Show
Cases, Store fixtures, &c. &c, pertaining to said
establishment.
TERMS OF SALE-For all sums under $50, cash;
over that amount credit of months will be given,
secured by negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed.
nv JOHN r. D. PAYNE, Trustee.
~ The above sale is postponed until Wednes.
day. the 10Th day OF June. The Trustee is fully
authorised to make a private disposition of the
above establishment on very reasonable terms, and
at great sacrifice Purchasers are invited TO make
early application until DAY OF SAFE either 10 Inc
trustee or TO Mr. H. B Dickinson.
nv 2i-dtds K. D PAYNE. Trustee.
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NJ A N A q T. RS EIGk,
+. MORRIS 81 co


NAN GERS OFFICk.
+. MORRIS 81 CO
For This Day.-Capitals: SIS $685. 30 of 1860,
90 OF 1856, &c. 7o numbers, II drawn Tickets IS.
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Capital S40Ou, &c
Drawn Nos Of Bel Air, Class 81:
90 "A 70 IL 80 81 SO 90 40 10 % o.
my2 c. w. PURCELL
sTATHAM's LOTTERY OFFICE,
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand0
Drawn Nos PaIaps co, 81, May 25:
% 46 "A So IS 50 go So l8 % Is &c
For -Day-Carroll Co, Glass 20. Capitals
sle,656, 90 of 1860. 7s numbers, IL drawn. Tick.
cts So.
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81:
my27 w. H. STATHAM.
ID kCTIFIED WHIsKkY, LARD, LE-
h MONS, Jackson's Candles, Refined and COT.
fee Sugars, Rum, Tanners Oil-for sale by
my 81 DAVEN PORT, ALLEN & CO.
UAINTs GKUUND IN UIL.-AddlJonal
Il supplies OF Chrome Green, Paris Green, Yer
digris, &c, &c, best quality, in tin cans. For sale
by BENNETT & BEERS.
my 81 Druggists.
NONGBESS SPKING.-lwo aoz Iresn to
y day, per schr Merchant, direct from Saratoga.
BENNETT d BEERS, Druggists,
my27 l25 Main street.
IIVO PHYsICTANs.-An tue Medicinal O1i
4 cnal Fluid Extracts of the recent edition Of
the United States Dispensatory, scientifically and
carefully prepared, and for sale by
my27 BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists.
TINHE NOTES OF the Southern Manufac.
IL turers' Bank Of Washington City, aud Of the
Corporation of Fredericksburg, will be
ceived at par nah Virginia Bank Notes at
counter. G. w. PURCELL IL CO.,
my 20 Exchange Brokers.
STOLEN.-On Monday, oath inst, tlom Mr
~ Benz. Morris, on etl between Main and Cary sts
| Gold Watch and Chain; the Watch con-
wells he init / an.
| graved on the inside OF the will give S25
for the return OF the above to me- or any intorma-
ton that may lead its recovery, will be thank
| fully received and Ii orally rewarded
JOHN ADAMS.
| my 26-3t* On Leigh st, near Brook Avenue
DASsENGERs gong up to W ,lkerIon, by The
| / mountain road on Thursday to vote, can pro-.
cure return tickets for so cents. by calling at the
| Office EDWIN ROBINSON Prest.
my 26-2t OF r. & r. r. Co.
TARM FOR sALE.-We have FARM of
L sixty acres, few miles OFT GA the Mechanics
vile Turnpike, which is in good condition for cul
tivation, and has on it Peach and an Apple Or
chard plenty OF Wood and Water but no build
ings Apply to US, TOLER COOK,
M 20 General Agents:
NT0TICE,-The steamer City of Norfolk
| " will not make her regular trip this week. IN
consequence of putting in a new Wneei. ehe VIII
resume her regular trips next week.
my IS a ;. LEE.
| WANTED, a Lad to learn the DaguerreotyPs
| w business Apply Immediately at MOULsoN'S
Patent Process Gallery, No Ito Main street.
| my 25-3t*
| MA TEU.-Three decent colored boys as ap-
W prentices TO learn the business VI Hair-cutting
and Shaving. Apply at the Hair dressing and Shaw
| ing Saloon, on Wall ST., opposite the City Hotel.
/ my25 MORRIS ROSENBERG.
/ ADf's MAID WAN1 KO.-Wanled To
II hire, hmm 'diately, genteel white or colored
| waman, TO act as lsdy's maid. Apply at this of
nee. my 25-3t
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BY JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
1--WE GOOD SADDLE AND HAP

Z NESS HORSES AND FOUR FINE MILCH
COWS AT AUCTlON-Will be sold on satur.
day. the 29th inst, at III O'Clock, at Mr. Ernest,s
Stables, on the hill above the Exchange Hotel i've
Horses. two or three of which are young well
bred. and suitable for the harness or saddle; also,
four fine Mich Cows, and perhaps one or two
good Mules all raised by farmer within one and q
aalf miles OF the city, and sold because he is over
stocked.
Sale without reserve, for negotiable paper at six
months, satisfactorily endorsed.
rny27 w. u.
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AIDES DRESS GOODS.-We have just
- received large and beautiful assortment OF
Dress Goods purchased at the North for the cash
s Hnicn we are now selling cheaper than any other
oroidered; Barge de Lame, good quality, at 70
cents French Calico, % inches wide fast coIors
% cents Changeabe Silks, GOOD quality, rs ce hts !;
men NJ brocade Silks fine Ginghams 500 Parasols
VI " al klhos, at great bargains; French Worked
Collars, l2h cts; Lace Sleeves.
this city, call at "
'ACcS 4 LEvv'9 Cheap Stores.
ooo Is and SO Main street
French - - ne 1s o.
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NBSTS, SESTS.-Just recelvedi at No 134,
Main street. a large assortment Of
Plain aad figured white Marseilles Vests
Fancy do do
Buff linen do
Fancy and black figured silk do
Also, large and rich assortment of white, brown
and fancy Linen Drill, Tweed Cashmere, black
twiled CaUblet, Qined,) Drsp de Etc, fancy French
Cashmere and black single mill Cashmere Pants;
blue, black and brown twilled French Cloth, Drap
de Etc, black twilled Camblet; silk-warp Alpaca,
VII J check aud brown Linen, Searsucker and
eX me grass lfn9n Sack and Frock Goats. All
in Want OF the greatest bargains, in good and well
made Clothing are respectfully solicited to call al
the CASH store Of J. D. GOODMAN,
No Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
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GREGORY & MAURN,
Successors To j. w. Maury q Co., Mana
Office, No. 62, Main Street.


Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class 10, Extra,
May 20
- 81 20 50 u 8 &C SO % 81 IS % 81 "a.
To-Day apita.s: 5 prizes OF $4,000, 80 OF
l00J. 80 q 400, 80 Of 200 "a OF 800 &c. 70 num-
bers, II drawn. Tickets s.
AlsO-Cap.ials $63l5, 2000 Of 1000, &c. 66
numbers, II drawn. Tickets So
E-g Drawing, received at 3 aud o'clock P. NJ .
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AMUSEMENTS

NOWOPKN EVERY NIGHT. At THE
ggH EXCHANGE CONCERT HALL.
RAYNEb celebrated series of Gigantic Panora.
u mas, entitled
AvOYAGE TO EUROPE!
Liverpool, the Crystal Paisee of the Worlds Fair,
LoNDON-the Bridges, and the THAMES TUN.
MEL, brilliantly illuminated, and the beautiful
RIVER RHINE.
F An Exhibition on Wednesday and Sat.
urday Afternoon, at O'Clock.
EF Admission rs CENTS children is cents.
Eg Doors open at 7; Panorama TO commence
moving at 3 o'clock my 26--ts
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GREAT EXCITE AIENT !-DREsS
VI GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES, to make
room for afresh supply OF summer Goods
Satin stripe Berages at 30 cents
Plain Berages all colors at % and 37a cts
Foulard silks yard wide 624 cents
French aconets, new styles
Do Lawns do 90
Organdes Lawns do do
silk Tissues
Figured Berages
Berage DeLalae, some at l23 cents yard
Mourning 8ersges at 25 cents to 81
Solid Black Berages
Irish Poplins
ALSO An elegant as sortment of Bonnet ribbons.
Call at HART 81 MOSES
my "a New Store. g Main ST., for bargains.
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E>INE HORSES, MULE, &C., AT AUG
Il TION.-On SATURDAY, 29th inst, shall sell
A. NJ, by order of the owner CIVm. PercivaD a
Beautiful Roam Horse, years old, good sad
lie horse; works well in single or double harness,
and warranted sound in every respect
Also-l large Work Mule, 6years old, togethe
with several Saddle, Harness, and Work Horses.
nv27 G j. SUMNER. Auctr.
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an NEW AND IA HluNAB L 4

am NEW AND kA> HUN A b l. K
I HATS.--Just opened az my store, IN Main
81, opposite the City Hotel, several cases II kos.
suth and straw Hats. IT The attest fashion Tor
summer wear have also On hano, aD1 are con
stanily manufacturing, gertleulens SIX and Plush
Hats, Masters and Misses Hats. Caps, &c at
the lowest CASH prices. Gail and examine the nosf
extensive assortment Of the Kind in the city
nv 20-lm JAMES COLLlNS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-27
BY GEORGE j. SUMNER.

UCTION SALEOF SPLENDID FRENCH
n ENGRAVINGS.-On MONDAY next, 3lst inst,
at hall past P NJ, at the store on Main street, re
Gently occupied by VIM. F. Mitchell, opposite the
Banks, will be sold at auction without reserve,
rare and valuable collection of Fine French En-.
cravings, consisting o. more than 200 different
subjects. Paintings, Autographs, and Crayon
Drawings. The above will e open for inspection,
on Monday morning, after 10 o'clock. until the
hour of sale. GEO. J. SUMNER,
Ancfnneer