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GkEAT BARGAlNs ARE 40 BE HAD

CKEAT BARGAINS ARE 10 BE HAD
" AT THE METROPOLITAN STORE-Ip
order to reduce our large stock of Fall and Win.
ter Goods, we will Offer great inducements to
purchasers of Dry Goods and Trimmings, and
We would invite the particular attention of tee
ladies to our large assortment OF rich brocade plain
and black Dress Silks; all wool Mouslaines, very
cheap; curtain Damask French and English Neri.
nos; Alpacas; long and square Shawls; lace Gimps
velvet Trimmings, Buttons, &c; Blankets flames,
Satinets, Vestings, Collars, Crsvats, Gloves, Ho-
siery In great abundance
Call and examine our stock.
fe WILCOX g. Belts
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~ The Danville Republican states that
messrs. Barrett d Richmond are about TO
erect cotton factory on the canal at tina,
place.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-We learn from the
Farmers Friend" published at Union, VAL
that on Monday the 18th inst, near the Salt
Sulphur Springs, MIR. Jackson Mognet was
engaged in cutting timber. and after he had
felled tree, proceeded to cut off log, and
when he had gotten it nearly severed it broke
| suddenly, rolled over and killed him Instantly,
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- We learn from the Express that the
examination of John T. Carter, in Petersburg
on Monday, on a charge of assaulting Mr..
Pair, resulted in sending the prisoner on 10
the Spring term of the Circuit Court, to be
tried for felony. Bail was refused, and Car.
ter remanded to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-02

~ The latest news from Hon. VIM. r.
h'ng is not SO gratifying as that previously
received, and fears are entertained about his
recovery.
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sTETHoscoPE.-Tbe January No. 0. this Medica
Journal has been laid upon table. We have
not yet had time to look into it.
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LOCAL MATTERs.

SxNr OS.-Albert Monroe, resioeh' VI
etss was brought before the mayor ye'1,
charged with unlawfuliy stealing three qaai'e.. -
. cord of wood, of the value of %, the properly VI
William Colgin, on the 22d inst
William Colgin deposed, that on the evenings =,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday week. nc n'','o.
several cords of wool from the lower s'es"
wharf at Rockets On the succeeding monosy
morning he found three quarters OF coro Oh ~''0
upon a small vessel belonging to Mr. Car'eo"'-
Upon enquiry of Mr C, he found thai ne nao no'
deposited any wood upon his vessel upon c.
smining the wood on the vessel, together with a
Mr. Parr and others, he (Colgin) found that the
wood corresponded exactly with that stolen from
the lower wharf, and was further informed tna' hr
Monroe put it on tne vessel. 1t was very peculiar
kind of pine wood that was stolen; no other, as ne
believed, like it in Richmond. He was positive
that the wood on the vessel was portion OF the
wood upon the lower wharf.
MFR Carveoo o, master of the vessel, stated that the
boat had been newly painted, and that it was lying
a, the wharf empty when the wood was put upon
il. He knew not who placed it there, or when 1t
was placed there, until IT Colgn asked him about
il; The wood appeared similar to that found upon
the lower wharf He heard Mrs Monroe say that
her husband did wrong in putting the wood on MIR
C.'s boat.
MIR Parr did not know who stole the wood, but
thought that the wood upon the vessel resembed
that found upon the wharf.
Mr. Sweat testified to seeing Monroe putting wood
upon the boat in the day time.
Mr. Monroe here acknowledged that he put the
wood upon the boat, bur procured it from place
down the river.
Mr. Fisher was called for the defence and stated
that, on Thursday evening he went down the river
with Monroe and procured quantity of wool and
on their return, Monroe placed it upon Mr. Cs yes.
sci at Rockets.
Mr. Charles Sharp also testified TO bringing Up
some wood from lower part of the river to Ro OK
etts on Saturday last.
Here the examination closed, and the Mayor Gen,
Monroe on for examination before the grand jury
term of the Hastings Court, commencing on Mon.
day next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-02

BLAcKwoop's MAGAZINE We have received the
January No, of this Magazine from Messrs. Nash
g. WoopHoUsE.
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BAILED.-Apheus Martin, Imprisoned for misde
meanor, on Monday last, was yesterday. admitted
to bail in the of 5000 and discharged from
tody.
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SHALL JUST RUN TO LEWIS wnica
4 is tbs place tor bargains, for have seen the
Dress bought yesterday tor sixpence yard, and il
is the cheapest Mouslane l ever saw, and good
Linen Handkerchief for Ct cents Calico dress for
40 cents and he has lots OF Goods that he is selling
at the rates such 10 and 1874 linen and cot
ton sheetiags superior 1874 heavy bed Blankets and
Msrseiles quilts ,long Shawls and beautiful assert
ment of rieh embroidered and plain Grape Shsw!s,
splendid dress Silks of all kinds from 10 cents to
"a yard, smbroideries OF all kinds. Great bar
gains in Donestics and Wool Moussaline Delaine,
rich pstternI so cent, the same styles selling at
s74 Kid Gloves so cents. Cloths, Cashmere and
Vessings, Lnseys, Kerseys, white, red, yellow and
blue Flannels, Linen Damask for table cloths, Lin
en- toweing, birds eye dispeHIrish Linens free from
any mixture OF cotton, Thbit Shawls Plaid Shswis,
long and square, Plaid Ribbons at great sacrifice,
Silk Warp Fiannels, Welsh Flannsls, CASHMERE
for boys, cheap under garments for Ladies snd
Gentlemen, Silk Shirts, silk and Cotton Velvess,
Silk Wrappers with one hundred other articles, g..
to be sold at great bargains 1000 heavy Negro
Blankets. LEWIS Cheap Stores,
fe2 Main street.
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Gleas0n's Pictorial Drawing.
~ Room Companion and the Flag
GRESHAM is ahead of all other houses in furnish
ing Newspapers, Magazines, &c &c, cheap, and
in delivering them punctuslly. He is agent for and
receives all the Foreign and American Periodicals,
Magazines, and Newspapers in advance of any
other house.
New Books received every day per Express.
Back Nos to Magazines and Newspapers alway q
on hand, or had at short notice.
1 Remember the old established House. oppo.
site Broad Street Hotel
Baltimore Sun furnished three months for 81
THOMAS H. GRESHAM
js2e-6t Richmond Agent
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& Sas Henry u. Cannon. Attorney at
S>A Law, Office on Franklin, near Governor
street
tY All business promptly attended to. {
ia 24-lm~
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60 To VOcaiIsts and PubIic@epeak-
D>-GA ers ALI who desire a distinct aud har
monious voice. should Bryan's Pulmonic Wa
ters occasionally; they remove all irritation of the
Uvula, and greatly improve the hexibility ana
power OF the voice. For sale by
ia "a ] B WOOD, Druggist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-02

YNOK HIRE-A first rate Man Cook, VINO
Il has been accustomed to cooking for Hotels
and large boarding houses; having sold my unex.
pred lease in the Floyd House have no ase for
MIN. Also, woman without any iocam orsace
accustomed TO cooking, washing. &C. for a family
Apply at Floyd House, to
te 2-3t~ John A LETTER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-02

ct. VALENTINES DAY.-The l4Ih day
~ of February is near at hand Comic and e
tmextal Valentines from cents to $50 each, WIKI
Envelopes to suit are for sale at lei Main street
ANY Of them will be sent by mail, post paid . all
who remit t he price to
fe w RANDOLPH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-02

u EEVE IL BLAIR, Druggists, No i15
III Broad street, have constantly on hand sup
ply of Burning Fluid, Camphene, solar and sperm
Oils-al of which will be sold on az REASONABLE
terms can be purchased elsewhere.
Also, supply of Landreth's Garden Seed war.
rsnted fresh and genuine ts
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TT Is AN UNDENIABLE FACT THAT
Ia.: I...aSs, Hi; LEs IL the hat :. IN.

II Il rs AN UNNENIA ID Il q II AN Il 4 Hh
Il John A. Jones' Hair Dyei is the best nov in use,
on account of its easy mode Of application and its
permanent effect. 1t eolors the hair in three nj
nutes three distinct colors-light brown, dark
brown and black, may be desired, without in
jury to the hair or skin. 1t has been tested by
thousands and has given perfect satisfaction There
fore do not delay if you want beautiful head Of
hair. Ali orders promptly attended to from al
parts of the United States. Ask for the National
Hair DYE" For sale by B WOOD,
fen Corner sboya CITY Hotel
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n0&T LET THIS OPPOR cUNITY
- PASS.-Persous in want of Dry G Jods should
not let the present opportunity pass, such one
this is seldom offered SO avail yourselves OF H.
The Subscribers Store will remain open until
March next, and being DESTROYS of closing at pri-
vate sale instead of at Auction, he will sell the
Goods at your own prices. Recollect the time that
the subscriber will close, call early and the
sooner you give him cali the better assortment
you will find ABRAHAM LEVY,
fe POI, Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-02

kNLOSI Nc OUTAT LESS THAN COST.
~ Mouslines, Merinos, Alpacas, Cashmcres, Cling
hams, Cslicos, and other Dress Goods. am selling
at less than Cost as expect 10 wind up my bos!-
ness in a week or two. Call in time, aud secure
the best bargains at WM SWORDS,
fe2 225 Broad Btreet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-02

NOR sALE.-5,000 dollars Virginia Centrsl
l. Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by mortgage, hay.
ing 20 yesrs to run ; interest and principal both
payable in New York semi-annuslly.
ALSO. for sale, good townTaised Cow. with q
young Calf u ANDERSON In
f. In - sA'
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Az InpsRrAL BALL.-We find in the New
York Herald an account of the hrst impeIiai
Rail- in Paris. which took place short time
since. The invitations were limited 10 ~ooo'
of which 24O we're set aside tor English. his
Majesty and Court came nut IN the gior'es OF
sbor, breaches and silk stockings, having for
the occasion laid aside their long pantaloons
md botle, n recuyere. The Emperor danced
9TH adv Cogley, the Princess Mathilde, and
the Countess of Teba-the last one OF the
mos, beautiful women in Spain. The sub
Joined description of the supper room furnish
"a A good idea of Imperial splendor
At 10 o'clock the Emperor led the way to
the supper room. The feast was laid out IN the
theatre of the Palace, which was also ric 1ly
decorated for the occasion. In order that the
repast might be enioyed with more ease, IT had
been arranged that the ladies should sup by
themselves and the men after. The Emperor
was followed by a numerous cortege OF iadies
and gentlemen. When the folding doors which
led from the long gallery TO the vestibuie
through which YOU pass 10 the theatre, were
thrown open, nothing could exceed the bril-
Iiancy of the spec tacle. Around the SEMI
circular apartment ran buffet laden with re-
fresnments. The number of tables land out
was forty they were round, and each provl-
ded ample acc ommodation tor Ia persons
Meats of every kind, and wines of every vim
tage. were supplied in abundance. Besides
The brilliant light which flowed down from the
lustres which hung from the ceiling, three sill
yer branches, with three or four lights EACH
were placed on each table. An elevated gall
lery ran round the hall, and two bands OF mu-
sic played the most select airs alternately dur
ing the whole time. The favorite air, "Par-
taHt pour la Syrie," was always sure TO be
heard wherever Louis Napoleon made his APP
nParsnce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-02

HOMES CIRCASsIAN VEGETABLE
y HAIR OIL.-An excellent preparation for the
hair for promoting its growth, preventing its falling
out and gradually giving it beautiful dark color.
For sale by J WOOD,
&c
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SAND, SAND, SAND have large ,no.
~ ply of Bar Sand, very clean and nice. a. car.
rington's wharf, South side OF the Dock, and good
way to haul 1t. Price 80 cts per cart load
fe 2-2t- mo . CtpScx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-02

A ATTENTION, X. l.. L. BLUEs.-At-
attend a meeting of your company at Lafayette
mi Hall, this evening at ~ O'Clock. By order of
1.-the Captain. J. III. FREEMAN, o. s.
~Punctual attendance is required. fe2
ATTENTION, EAGLE INFANTRY.
"a Attend Meeting and Drill of your Company at
III Lafayette Hall, on Thursday next, the 3rd
~ instant, at Z O'Clock M. By order of the first
Lieut. Commanding.
fe2 JOHN POWELL, Jr, O.S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-02

E>EBRUARY HAKPER-PuInam, Cooley,
Il Graham and Peterson's Magazines; AIMS
worth's New Novel; the Flying Artileris, Tale OF
Mexico Portrait of General Pierce, a first rate
likeness Many other new things are for sale oy
fee ] w RANDOLPH
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~ Cochin China Fowls.-I have
O>Ga for sale few pair of Cochin China and
Shanghai Fowls. ALI Fowls purchased of me
can be relied upon as being If pure stock, should
they prove otherwise will refund the amount paid
for them.
WIN. A. BUFFERS,
at Nash IL Woodhouse, Eagle Square
ia7-1rnif
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ATTENTION Y0UNG CUaRD

ATTENTION YOUNG GUARD.
A TTEND Drill OF the Company st your Armo.
II ry Thursday next, the 3rd inst at n o'clock,
?. NJ, with bright muskets. By order of the Cap
tain. JOS. w. BARLOW, O. s.
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4 OST.-On Monday last on Broad or Marshall,
IL between Pad street and the African Church, q
GOLD SHAWL PIN. The finder will confer ia.
yer and be suitably rewarded, by leaving the same
at this office. fe 2-u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-02

GLOVER SEkD.-lU0 bushels Glover Seed
y for sale on accommodating terms by
MCKINNEY Il EUPUY
fs 2-lt* opposite Shockoe Warehouse
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" The subscribers will, during the next two
months, sell at greatly reduced prices, a va
riety of goods, some left from former seasons and
others of latest rich Dress Silks spring and
winter styles; rich dark and Light Mouslines and
Cashmeres; Barege de Lanes Challies and Bare ges
Tissues Foulsrd Silks and colored emb'd Muslins
fe 2-eod6t THOS r. PRICE CO.
DOOF AND SHOE MAKER FOR HIKE.-I
ID have tor hire an excellent Boot and Shoe
Maker. VIM GOULDIN,
fe 2-2t Governor street.
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cox & WnOn

COKE & WOOD.
T AN now prepared to furnish st the Yard, corner
l. of 10th ct Basin Bank, COKE at 81 % per load.
and best Oak Wood at 81 so per cord, delivered
fe 2-lm* WIN. C. BRAZEAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-02

49, At Adam Il Cos Family Bakery,
49, IA Main street, be- obtained Bread,
Rolls, Biscuit Crackers Cakes of all kinds, Pastry,
&c, manufactured daily from the best materials.
Balls, Parties, &c, supplied at short notice Or
ders promptly attended to. ia %
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nOCBLE FEET.-Gept's brown cotton ia II
IL Hose, double feet
Gents merino half Hose
cotton half Hose, with merino feet
lambs wool and meriuo Hose
merino Hufiers
lined, rassimere and Berlin Gloves
gingham and silk Umbrellas, some with
very richly carved handles.
CHRISTIAN e. LATHROP,
fe2 go Main street
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I OsT.-On Monday Morning, between 10 aAd
3rd to 9Th street, and down 9Th street. to Main,
small LEATHER POCKET BOOK, with broken
key-hole clasp containing two 50 notes ON the
Bank of Cape Fear, and one or two small notes.
The finder will pleaseleave the Book at this Office,
and WIN be literally rewarded fe 2-lt+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-02

LtOR HiRE-A negro WUMAN, ja,s irom me
country, who 10 plain cook. wasaer and isSa'
or. Apply u JAMES b, SHELTON,
Tee corner OF Broad and 4ta SIS.
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r. sTRAYED OR STOLEN 7,o,. -
Isiable OF the subscriber, on ssturdav n;s H.
2stn instant, Bay Horse. about 10 wears "a"
no particular marx rscollected, save slisb, an
isrgement from an accumulation of matter nTa.
p paoiy pfooaced oy Kick on the hook of the LEFT,
nino reg. suitable reward will be paid for snv
INFORM alton conveyed to me at nv residsnes two
miles above the Slssh Cottage, Hanover conn.v
that will enable me to recover him, nay
o S-oI.clt- c. B. JONES, MD
NkW RICE AND HOPS, for saIs bv
~ ia WILLIAM EGGL ESTON.
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4 1ANDLES.-100 boxes AdamsDtine
" so do r G Ni:cheil's Patent
30 do Western Sperm
Receiving and for sale BY
fe 2-6t TINSLEY a. BRYANT
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The Notes Of the "P9oDIe,.
~ Banks Washington, will be redeemed
in Virginia money by
Ja 6-ts BEENE TT & BEERS.
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CLAY AND wRBsrRR.-F.c .Imllies Ct

" sarcophsgus, with cloth drapery ADD plated
trimmings, Ia which the bodies of those illus.rous
statesmen were inferred, can be seen at the corner
of Bank and Twelfth streets fnesr the S.ste Court
house.) The citizens of Richmond, the members
f the Legislature, and the public In general, are
respectfully invited TO call and look at t5sm Hay
ing used aarge number ofthose alright indes:rac.
table burial cases during the pas. year, can, with
confidence, recommend them as being superior to
all other Collins for the preservation of the dead for
transportation or other desirable purposes.
JOHN TURPIE,
Only agent for Fisks Patent Burial Gases for the
city of Richmond. faA4t
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For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT a
BEERS. A. bODEkEk, ChAS. BECK, cAAS. u.
YALE, aud Mrs. A, b. DAVIS, MANI street. saa
BOUCHER l. MELTON. Broad Ct, aud CHA
MILLsPAUGH, Druggist, Richmond fel
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r JOSHUA j. Fry viii continue the cs,...,
Commission Business in the execution of ordsrs
aud the sale OF ali kiads Of Country Produce an.
corner OF Cary and Pearl streets. 4. - a..
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NOFFEE AND TEA UkNS.--Britaaaia aod
y psanist ed tin Urns tor coffee or tss. with AID
without heaters. tor sale by
GENNET e. JAMkS,
leg EAGLE Square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-26
Died.


On Monday April Is, WILLARD fillmore youngest son Of
Olcott and Mary Ann Rhines.
The fr nds Of the family invited attend the f
neral from the residence Of his parents No. 66 Spring
street, this afternoon, at two O'Clock. The remains will
be taken to Green wood &c netery
On Sunday. April "a KATE JOSEPHINE daughter of VIM
a. and Josephine Wooley eyed years, months aud q
days
invited to attend her funeral this day, IL o'clock
from the residence OF her parents South Fourth
Of Sixth street. Williamsburg; also at Grace Church.
Jamaica, at 3 O'Clock r. Nj.
On Monday, April Is, CAnARIyE ELIZABETH. infant
daughter of Christopher Bemer aged three months and
two DAYS.
His friends and the friends of the family are respect
fully invited 20 attend her Tar eral this afternoon half
ner Of Twenty ninth street and Eleventh avenue
On Monday, April rs JOSEPH RYAN.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral from his late residence, No. 116
Cedar street, TO afternoon. at two O'Clock.
On Sunday April "a, after protrac,ed Illness, which
he bore with Christian foItitude and resignation Mr.
JONI ORoURRE. ia the 59h year Of his are formerly
II erchant of Carfick on. SUR Ireland.
His friends and acquaintance and the confederates Of
40 are respectfully Invited attend his funeral from
his late residence No 43 Henry street. this Afternoon
Cemetery. Williamsburg
On Monday evening, April 25 EDWARD Mccoy, son OF
Jane! and Mary Ann Mccoy, aged three years and
The relatives friends Of The family are repectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence Of his
iatne, NO ia Bowery, This afternoon at four o'clock
without further notice. '
On Friday April q of sumption, MARGARET wife of
David Rae, aged 80 years, a native Of Edinbure scot
land. -
On Saturday, April 20, NJ DAVIS, aged SO wears. n
native 81 Portsmouth England but late OF St Louis and
Gunnp-t.
81 Aoals sso Cincinnati PAPERS please. { by.
In l.me Cchn April TO- Mrs Lydia GREworD relic.
u Tic lave Eon Matthew Grsvold, aged 81 years.