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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF PARISIAN
~ made furniture at suction l.. vANDEWATER win
sell Thursday pr o. 10Y O'Clock, at No. % Clinton
place. Eighth street opposite Greene streetLarge and at
tractve sale Of Partisan and city made furniture A. ~
ture in the above house.
Paror In part Of carved ROSEWOOD
suites in satin damask brocatele SOFAS tote totes Vol
aire and perlor chairs &c. Brussels wilton and tapestry
rich satin damask window curtains splendid
pier French plates bull naid tables paper mache
CT airs nsid with pearl elegant carved rosewood CENTRE
pier and sofa tables with marble tops ormuu aud ge
clocks marble top etegere with rich and embrcd
ter and Partisan puror and garden figures groups 10.
the first artists bedroom furniture consisting IA
wardrobes spring and hair window and
bed curtains toilet sets beds and bedding palias
dinner sets complete and rich liquor and sandwich
ters gobets &C. Also large and general %
kitchen and furniture with which the sale win
Catalogues will be ready the previous the
sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

A DEIAN II. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II lots Fifty fourth and Fifty sixth strccts-Adriln
IL Muller Co. will sell at auction Saturday, April 90
1913 AT IL o'clock M at the Merchants Exchan
the south side of f fourth street rs feet east of Lex
nston four lots tn, north side Fifty sixth
street lis feet west of Lexington avenue. Each the
above described lots 25 by 100 feet . inches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

TOHN W. sOMERINDYKE, AUCTIoNEHR, STORE IL
81 Spruce street-Househod furniture-Tlis day at lO
O'clock at 1873 Twenty first street Third avenue the
contents of the above house. consisting paror
kitchen furniture, Sofas chairs tables bureaus bed
stsads beds and bedding, carpets, oilcloths 10.
WILLIAM T. BOYD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO. WILL SELL AT AUCTION
this day Wednesday, April IL at l01 O'clock at No IS
Third street rich household furniture consisting paror
ca In red plush mahogany sofas parlor chairs and
and eornices card tables dining tables Brussels
carpets bronze and ormou candeabas crockery dinner
sets &C., mahogany bedseads bureaus wnshstand
beds paillasses ocloths &C Also lot kitchen furni
ture, with which the sale will commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

GALE OF FURNITURE, PIANO. WINES, ETC, ETC
~ JAMES COLE will sell at auction Wednesday, April
n 1853 at 10 o'clock, at No rs Atlantic street. Brooklyn
all the furniture contained In the above house,
mahogany paror and bedroom furnure six octave piano.
made ~ Dubois seabury about 200 bottles Of wine ina
ported by the present owner Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

n C. GREEN 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS, LOUISVILLE,
~. KY will attend to sales Of real estate
Cash advances made required Persons having
wish to dispose Western market would do we'll to
call agent Alonzo Fem, 81 Chambers street.
men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

II ITCHEN AND BEDROOM FURNITURE AT AUC-
N ton-On Thursday April o. at l0s O'clock at No. ~
Robinson corner Of Greenwich the kitchen and bed
large cooking stove and all fixtures refrigerator kitchen
furniture. bedsteads, oilclotb, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27
HANDsoME HOUSEHOLD FURNIryRs-wILLIAl


HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-
i'll tion.-J. J.. VANDEWATER will sell on wednesday.
April 9TH at o o'clock at No II Fifth avenue all the
mahogany paror furniture mahogany
walnut tables chairs &c top pier ccntre and sofa
frandoIe candelabras quartette tables paintings psr
glasses window curtains lace under curtains di
vans Brussels carpets pianoortes rosewood and
hogany made by Stodart, and in good order Bedroon
furniture-Mahogany and walnut French bedsteads,
bureaus washstand toilet sets spring seat chairs mat
grain carpets &C. Dining tables dining tables
mahogany secretary and bookcases eegeres So Alse,
large Of china ld glassware together With
Of basement and kitchen furniture with
manufactured to order by Phyfe and is in good order
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES AT AUCTION
The subscriber hereby informs his friends and Others
that no Will attend to the sales OF household furniture BY
auction OF the residence families reasonable
RefereneesJas Van Nostrand, President Merceants Elk
change Bank.
D. Randolph Martin President Ocean Bank.
3. Hayes Cashier North River Bank
SMITH DUNNIN0,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

HENRY II. LEEDS Il co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION
this day. Wednesday, April q, at 10 o'clock No ~
west Egheenth street near Fifth avenue, beautiful house
rich satin damak silk curtains lined with silk lace
do velvet tapestry Brussels carpet parior suito frat
class rosewood covered in crimson silk Sofas tete
meoai9n backs large oval pier glasses stauary marble
pier table, pier glasses pianoorte In rosewood Gothic arm
and parlor chairs etegercs rosewood side tables
centre nusic rack reception chairs in
and gold SIX Parans and bronzcs Dining
tanes very hne rosewood do tables chairs &c. glass and
chhh Etdroom-Brusses carpets bedsteads warIrobes.
Ses;ng bureaus chairs mattresses beds and other good
furniture all OF which ade TO order carefully
sale commences with kitchen furniture Also one
bookcase and one mahogany bookcase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

go 000a-,FuRMsaITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION,
II o'clock Wednesday the 9TH the furniture consists
oil kinds. GILBERT CROPSY, Auctoneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27
ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

witch strest-O; Warren Auctoneer. Thursday, at lOh
O'Clock by catalogue the house No. Is Beach
stng seat mahogany and rosewood CHAIRS covered
with crimson plush ladies' and sewing do inlad
plush dyans elegant satin window curtains marble
and mahogany bedted randoles brass fire sets solar
lamps silver plated candestioks paintings hat rack oil
cloths Ingram Brussels and royal Wilton carpets together
with a kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

CAMULL OSGO0D, AUCTIONEER. OsGOOD
~ CONCKL!N. store No 1873 Fulton street.-Sherif's
sale Of dry goods continued th day sales s
Fulton street. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

n S. HCUGu, AUCTIONEER-TO-MO MORROW CTHURs-
~. day, at lo An At No q Pierrspont street Brook
fret class four story house, good assortment
Of custom made furnture in good condition suoh Brus
stands French Icdsteaas wardrobe psor chairs m.hoy
and lace window curtains and elegant book
superior rosewood together with large
sortment Of kitchen furniture with which the sale will
commence. Catalogues on the morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

CAMUEL OsGOOD AUCTIONEER-OSGOODa CONCK-
LIN, store l3S Fulton street. will sell at auction on
Friday the 18th Of April a. 10 O'Clock the furnurs and
fixtures of the New Haven Hotel Fourth
and Twenty seventh street, Of parlor bod
room furniture of the proprietor
firing from business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

IJENRY II. LEEDS l. 20. WILL SELL AT AUCTION
Wednesday, April 9th, at l0a o'clock at the re-
denee no % Market street. assortment of rich genteel
hogany sofa chairs divans, rockers &c. hair
coth pier gls glass crockery four dining tables
silver plated castors, &c. bedsteads beds bedding
mattreses palliasses, pillows quilts comiorers and &C.
Their With large lot Of kitchen furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

DOsITIyE SALE, IN PARTITION.-NEW YORK,
BIH.ayn and Wia%sbT.s coll
the Exchange New York property Nos 4s and
Also the valuable house and lot No 81 street,
Brookyn and also lots the south side Of South
Eighth street. $50 feet east from Fifth street, Williamsburg
The above property belongs the heirs Fanny Broad
head deceased AMI will be sold under the direction Of D.
Could referee For particulars Referees advertsemaD
in the Evening Post Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

PLANTS AT AUCTION w; s; McILyAiN WILL
lOA O'clock perpetual and climbing roses and
without pots dahlias carnations panse honey
suckles &c. in lots suitable for fresh the
gardens of II. T. Henderson Jersey City Catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

III 70 rs.nacfnv III lie VII III az LEEDs
tom Thursday and Friday 2sth and 18th April the
residence of r Beaumont Esq., 80 Chambers street. near
the Irving House, his collection pictures being one Of the
most extensive and valuable cabinets disposed this
many Of them we'll known In the history the arts
having been purchased by him at the sale Of tho King Ho
lands gallery and from other we'll SOURCES
including also number Of modern pictures Of beauty
will be found beautiful works by Domeniehno
Salvador Roea, p. Lauri Matteo Rosel Canaleto, and
others.
Of the great Spanish school important works BY
wise especially rich in specimens by the great
Of of the old Dutch school, from the year
Van G0ysp Van A,sos Brahenbprsh &C. In this depart
ter after lis rash by Paul Bril- well
seurs having been many in the it's
sent owner. r.
The whole vi. 10 found well worthy the attention of oil
lovers Of tho Arts tire collection or cx-
cepons having been selected expressly the
proprietor himself whose experience in matters of
city They may be viewed Tuesday and Wednesday pre-
cecng the sale Catalogues at store five days previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-WILLIAMIR -
~ WING CO. will sell At auction on Wednesday, April
n ION o'clock at 18 West street. between
Sixth and Seventh consisting Of royal Wilton and
Brussels suites Of paror furniture
covered in elk brocatee Gothic chairs superb carved
rt r.. nsr and .ntsi sunsrS
hrsf class paintings Chinese enameed vases bronze
and rich carved centre tables elegant
seven octave piano extension table, carved oak
chairs cut glassware carved rosewood and mahogany bed
furniture bronze and marble clocks rosewood couch
in figured brocatelle glass hair mattresses feather
BEDS holsters &C. Full particulars Courier quirer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

CAMuEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER.- -OSGOOD CONCK-
- LIN store No. sS Fulton street, will sell at auction
household farngre in house No ia West Twenty
BRUSSELS and ingram carpets panofre paintings mirrors
sofas chairs French bedsead bedding &C. together with
all the kitchen utensils To be sold without
sequence Of the fa mily breaking up housekeeping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27

DLANTS AT AUCTION.-WM. 8. MoILvAIN WILL
cell this day. at 10Y A. NJ ut the sales room No S MAI
den Nassau street. collection of monthly
petua and running roses also azaas, camellas,
verbenas dahlias pansie &C., from tbe nursery William
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-27
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER, l9l WASH
ID ington street-Thursdsy April =,

At O'Clock A. M at 122 Adams street. OF High.
At O'Clock A. M, at rs Adams street between Prospect
and York streets.
At 1O o'clock A. M at SO Willow street Of Clark,
Att O'clock M at Ol Atlantic street between Powers
and Nevins streets
At4h o'clock p. NJ, at l04 Navy street. between Lafsy
cite and Bolivar streets.
Cat at he sale
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-13
Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE rs hereby given, that letels Of adminisra-
IN ton on the estate Of Henry Smelser, deceased,
were granted 10 the undersigned by the Clerk of the
Rails county court IN vacation bearing date August
l7th, A. D., 1853.
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested 10
make Immediate payment; and all persons having
claims against said estate requested to present
them, within one year, for settlement, and it said
claims are not presented within three years, they viii
be forever barred, [sSwStl JOHN NJ KELLY.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-13
II. Il. B Arm MS
GRAND COLOSSAL
WWS8WIG ATID E@NAG2yRRTBa
Price Of admission 50 Gents, ChiIdrCI

EXHIBITION in the World, being comb nation Of all the
of the cnnrgrh and mnnyel for the of N53
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01
II0RTTMORE7s BITTER CORDIAL

lIURTIMORE5s BITTER CORDIAL
M AND BLOOD PURlFIER.-Price, 81 per
Bottle Physicians of the first standing, IN tue
medical profession use and prescribe 81 G
ever known; while vast nup,eers VINO hao ro h
suffered from diseases or Complaints proug1t on ~
ssdentary habits exPesr of the bIood now look upon
this Cordial as niost mysterious and magical In Its
healing properties and restoring powers 1t stands
nrominsdt in the treatment and cure of Neuralgia,
Eanaral Debility and Nervous Affections, Dyspepsia
w Indisestion Less of Appetite Acidity OF the Sto-
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood to tn
Peurisy, Pains Misery in the Side Region of the
Heart Flatuency Depression of Spirits, Palpitation
of the Heart Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensations,
Prostitution of the Nervous System Geld Chilly Sen.
sations or Nunbness of the Flesh Limbs, Difficult
or Profuse Expectation, Night Sweats, Diseases OF
the Heart Affections OF the Lungs, Jaundice, Dis
eases of the Kidneys, Derangement PROSTATE Con.
ditien of the Organs of Nature, which cause painful
Irregularities. especially with Females producing
Debility and Prostitution of the Nervous System Pale
or Sallow Complexion.
lioriImore's Bitter Cordial
Is purely vegetable pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe to be used in any state of health, by the
most delicate female or child
LY- Price one dollar per bottle.
w. v. ALEXANDER Co., Propnetors, No. Bar
clay street. (Astor House,) New York.
CY7 Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheuma.
tsm in all its forms, either lntammatory, acute, or
chronic no difference how bad the case, how long
standing This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM
POUND which is a vegetable extract, internal re-
nedy prepared expressly for this disease. L. has
already cured thousands who had long been crpples
The evidence is most overwhelming and convincing,
given by vast numbers OF most respectable ci-
tizeDs.
Call and get circular and read the letters and
tifcstes of your friends and those around you who
had long suffered but who have been restored to per-
feet health by this remedy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & co, sole Agents
for Richmond apo
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ARRIVALS AT The PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY


EXCHANGE HOrEL-T II Benedict,
Tanytown, N Y; B Ii Pierce, New York; J A
Seiden, Charles City; Hull, Ball. w N Pc.
grum and L G Shepard, Norfolk; Mrs Colston,
two children and Mrs Bowyer, Lexington; DIR
VIM Cole, Prince George; Mr. McPhail, Miss
N McPhail and ] McPhaii, Charlotte; J Is
Boyd and Miss Easily, GAINESVILLE; l. Mas
tiers and 5 Johns, Amelia; r B Jones, Va;
Warwick and T Massie, Nelson; J Maupn
and lady, Aibemarle; b Q PEBBLES and q
Bi'dsoDg, Va; o w Chappell, Dinwiddie,
p Sutton, Mrs Hamleu King William; I
Winston, lady, two daughters and servant
Louisa; ] H McClung, Madison; r S Isaacs,
VIC R; DR. Nelson, Hanover; C Banks
dale, Richmond; ] Hendren, Charles City;
w 6 VIM. Dinwiddie; F A Hewins, New
York; A w Doniphan, Mrs Donipan and son,
ST. Louis; A b Dyer, U $ Al Mrs Dyer and
two children, do; John Murphy, Philadelphia;
G II Pierson, J Herman, New York; Nc
Coy, SiaunIon; G P Loler, San Francisco; J
w Johnson, Raleigh; DR.. Draxton, King Will
liam; Mrs H Wech, Dir and Mrs Heand, ] +
Heand, Boston w w Henry, Charlotte; B 7
Tardy, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. Price, Wash.
lugton.
AMERICAN HOTEL j W/Robertsop,
D Quarls. A Ro:ertson, P S Coleman, TEos
Wiley, Miss Wiley, Amelln; Heath, re
tersburg; T f Haskins, Pr Ed; Garden,
Charlotte r Bacon, Clarksville; Hew
lett, Wilmington; r Leslie, + Rives, Peters
burg; p HARRISON, Brunswick; DIR y Cren-
shaw Charles, City; G Prescott, l. WI.
lard, Charleston; Barron and lady, Mrs NJ
Jackson, New Orleans; Huntington, Pa;
] Woodsen, Petersburg; frowbrdge, Phila;
r Ferguson, NJ Banckman, N c; l. T Vince.
Ter. n c; K Barker, Miss E Barker, Farrants
vibfe; H l. McSwine, Miss; r cJimsey, New
,Tors; L White, Petersburg; 8 E Smith and
wife, Bait.
CITY HOTEL.-W Waller, Williamsb'g;
T Hall, Smith6eld; Capt ] Holland, do; J
Druen, do; & f Hall, do; Isaac Sterrs, James
CITY; b w Scott. Caroline; H Waring, do; DR.
Seymour, New Ken; H E May, Baltimore;
Jno @ A Herring, do; G Gatewood Henrico;
II Carpenter, do; Miss s Carpenter, do; Col
Walker and lady, New Orleans; r w Har.
wood, Charles City.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-C Howard. @; wv
Martin, Halifax; w A RiiZer, Charlottesville; l.
Glodloe Caroline; Smith, Cumberland; II
sims Louisa; h Gee and son, Lunenburg; Gould
man, Lynchburg; A Miller, Holloway; Il l.
Shackleton, Prince Edward; w Hughes and WB
Taylor, Cumberland; w Troth, > [; War
wick, Nelson; Z D Gilmore, Rockbridse; ? Mayo
and X Ii Watkins. Chesterfield; o AaTtip, Mo;
Booker Prince Edwsrj; DR. Archer, Chester
fed; NJ Lee, Richmond; w I Newman, Ciarks.
vile; K Lyon, Lyuchourg; w BOwies, Amelia;
Christmas, Louise; } Andrews, PeseFsourg;
w A Robinson Jr DanvlIe; w ID Webb, GoOch-
land; J G SnoGron, PerkiEsViils; G Rim, Bait; A E
Coghill Chester fed; . Uaien, u 4 France
Washington; w Dunabo, do; S Goode, Chester
feld J kudd, do; J E Grgg, Rott0Way; f Jack.
son, Lunepburs; j w Deshayer, Charlotte; J J
Robertson, dc; + HssGins Amelia; Southa Il
and L Mann 90; G & Harrison, K IF College; J C
Harrison, do; A w BurEuss, Caroline; VIM Gills
and l-dv Amelia.
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THE DAILYlDIsPATCn

GHOSTS There Is q curious case related, oil
man VII was a well.known character, and
man Of Sc elsewhere II was said he used 10 see
number Of people in the room with him.
Now be himself has described the whole OF The
phenomenon, and all the adjuncts to it. He
has said, after taking cup OF coffee, or tea, or
30 on, they came into his room in great mum
bers; and as he got better, and less nervous,
without seeing any other part OF them. NOW,
this Is all an irreg ular action OF the reiina OF
the eye. A gentleman, while sitting 10 MS
library one day, reading or writing, on turn
ing round his head, saw sitting in an arm.
chair, q woman in red cloak. And he SAID
how came you in here good womani The wo.
man said nothing. What is the meaning OF
your being here, woman! No answer made.
You have no right TO be here; go out OF The
room. She took no notice Of him. He got up
and rang the bell for the servant. The SER
want came in. Turn this woman out. What
woman out Sri Why, the woman in q red
cloak Sir! Well. GO and fetch the doctor for
me; tell him am i'll, and wish 10 speak to him.
The man, however, was not to be frightened
by this, because he knew il was a delusion oil
his sight. Now, have had il so often, that il
has been a matter rather Of amusement to me,
Than any thing else. | have stood before a
nose very distinctly; but never saw that had
any mouth or jaw; and have seen MY shout.
ders very we'll, but all was blank between my
nose and shoulders. Why, now as say, what
can you make of this but that il is errors of &C.
ton. or insanity in parts of the retnae-Aber
nathy's Lectures.
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| ~ Nj. /
/ 10
MAXINE NE vs..
PORT OF RICHMOND
0P Nj.
73

PORN OF RICHMO ND.
urE1r I1ITT OsTtar, NlIsUn, West Indies, -four and
peas
ochr Heaton Terry, Port Wslthall, to load with
coal tor New York
schr Jos Lybrand, Bell. Port Walthall, to load
with coal tor Philadelphia
Schr Strsrtcn Steadman, Stamford, coal
schr lnos Ireland, Somers, Philadelphia, coal
Schr VIM Z Furguson, keough, Wilmington
-four
Steamer Roanoke, Cayendy, tobacco to York
Steamer PocahoEtas, Jones, Il ur and tobacco RI
Baltimore
BALTIMORE, May 3J.-Cld, schr Samuel Philips,
for Richmond
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LAMBERP,s LOTTERY OFFICE,
no. 3 Ncrfh Calvert street,
ITIMnRE
Opposite Barnum's Hotel }

Opposite Barnums Hotel)
TINE purchase ssle of Lottery Tickets Dithin
l. the State Of PrSintd being now in violation OF
law, and attended with heavy penslty on con
viction, the subscTiber would respectfully solicit
the orders of his friends and others who may feel
disposed 10 purchase. Having been resident ut
Richmond for upwards of thirty years, and being
pretty generally known throughout the State, ne
deems it almost unnecessary to give any further
assurance that all butiness nfded to him will be
promptly and properly sttended to.
~" Packages, single Tickets and shares, In all
the Maryland Lotteries. for sale.
~ The printed official drawings sent to cor
respondents by the first mail.
G5S Prizes cashed at sight
ADDRESS THOMAS LAMBERT
nv l4-ists Ral,irnoEes Md.
ri EV BUDAs-May 3isf.-J. w. RAN
LS DOLPH hiss for sale
Burke's Virginia Springs new ed-S1 %
The Empress OF the Isles, or, The Lake Bravo,
romance Of the Canadian Struggle in 1887, by
Charey Cewline-25c
Filtration 10 America or, Life in New York-50c
Memoir and Sermons OF VIM Armstrong
ST. 25
Harry Ashton, or. The Viii! and the Way, by au-
thor Of Gus aoward-50c
Vol Lamartlne's History of the RefoTnauon-
75c
No IS Dickens E 'eak House-l2c
Part Memoirs of Tom Moore-25c
Cyriila, Tale, by author Of Initia-5Oc
Hardness Second BOOK in satia-9Oc
GeIophon's Memorabilia with not s, By Rob-
bins-Sl
CECOND SUPPLY of SUMMER GOODS,
~ just received this day per steamer Roanoke and
Express,
Plain and figured black Siiks
Black Bereges, ard black and white plaid Cling.
hams
Black and white French Lawns
Muslin and lace Sleeves
Do do printed Collars
scoloped bordered Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Do do Muslin do
Black lace Scarfs and Points,
White lace Scarts, very rich
Plaid and striped Havana Soarfs
English Crspes-bleck, white, pink and blue
Fans, large assortment, some very pretty
Alexander's elk and hid Gloves
Striped and plain Satteens Cor boys clothes
Do do French Nankeens
Parasols and Ribbons
Together with large stool7 of other Goods
To the above We invite the attention of the public
with the assurance that we really intend to sell
low. WARREN IL PERKINS,
my 81 No l4l Eagle Square
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01

The San Francisco critics pronounce the
"Hamlet" of Edwin Booth, (son of the late
Junius Brutus Booth,) mastery perfor-
nance, and prophecy for him a triumphant ca :
reer on the stas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01

The Cennevlle, Md, Times states that
Philemon c. Wright, aged about IA years,
and eldest son OF Thomas Wright Sd, of that
county, lost his life on The Gath ult. 1t up.
pears he and his cousin, lad of about the
same age, were amusing themselves by throw
ing corn-cobs at each other, and unfortunately
the deceased received blow on the temple,
which caused his death in few hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01
RICHMOND HARMET

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLCuR-Market remains quiet and but Eght re.
ceipts We heard OF no sales yesterday. Holders
are firm at SAL to SIS for best brands
GUANO-several cargoes have arrived, and sales
at S46
TOBACCO-The market 10 we'll supplied, and
sales Were made as hi Oh as S27 on Yesterday
lower grades dull at 81 to So medium and good
81 to SO; foe 10 to G27.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01
HARPERs MAGAZlNE. (Exchange

HARPER'S MAGAZINE. Exchange
"A Book store. geo M. WEST & BkO
Harper's New Monthly Magazine for June is un.
usually rich The first article, "Grsys Eegy," il.
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