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RIVER STEAMERS.

AFOURCHE PACKET DOCTOR
" BATEf Cart. ". C. Wilson, MONDAYS Lfik&r-s3
at ST. y. and FRIDAY, 49,. N. .~A-Lis
nsia a. IsyoREsr - B-ssvsi. .'r'ss.
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ST. LOUIS.

wiliissve THURSDAY. peesmh.r 80 at oeieet p.
NOR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, HICKMAN, - -
III NEW MADRID MEMPHIS, HELENA SAFo- ss}lst3rS53t
LEON sud ali interHeii .,s lsnsiags-Rsgasr 81
loui. Packet EW Tue and gl dEzaabt
last splendid passenger steamer NEW LUCY Capt
receiving freight viii leave For fEegha
passage aeccmmoialions, apply board
te The New Lucy will pay particular attnn0n to all freight
shipped by her. e1s
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VICKSBURG.

Will leave SATURDAY, December 81, a, O'Clock p ~
NOR VICKSB URIC, WARRENToS, e.S -
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND euLF, ROD Le$&
BATON R0UGEResusF Saturday Weekly vickshux Packet
SOUTHERN BELLE-The new, magnificent and s~tt
packet BEtLE CaPtaing NJ
whits. leave above. For zhs board
SMITH MINISTER. Ii Canal street.
~ Tn. Southern Belle viii Jake Yaloo freight with the prisilsgs
as
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MEMPHIS,

Will leave SATURDAY. December 81, Il o'clock
NOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPo- - =
IL LEON, MOUTH OF WHITE RivsR FRIARs iE4ef64iS
n inteffnr l~ndaat ~ sa.us
DAY Manahl. rsskst AIRY AGNEs--The Ia
running MARI AGNES rssnsw
"Wednesday b. fright
Thursi.y (ot Cro srss mi viii lesve Fer
having dl,os, apply
LEWIS sNAFP As-rt Ne. - Ne< Lavss,
WEBS. RAWLINGS 4 ca, 81 Cs-os sl-ts a..
Will take freight sud NASH
VIII ard CINCINNATI with he
Pills, ard viii no oetsin the 81
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE DAiLY CBEscENr,
Wednesday Morning, December %, 1883
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Melhouse, Heale, Iisvre, II Bsster
Scar .s Hanson, Apilachieola, Rogers 5enrd ace
Spanish Medssy, bArceisns, J Tra@
Steamer Wvtumpi Shaw E5tls, Master
BIZ sh blanche, Rudolph, Liverpool, Ut RobiuSon
Holland schT Aneiter, GIoss Aiezander Schmidt AGO
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VERE is YOUR REMEDY
ROLLo WAYS OINTMENT.

HoLLoWAY,s OINTMENT AND PILLs-A DANGEROUS
WOUND IN THE THIGH uRED BY THEIR uss-Ab ut three
wears ago. had bis thigh eafnS LAGER
sied riding his running and his leg comng ~
violent wall lie ecBhned to his bed tr nsay
eighteen suffering from the aesdsr aud ne
hest every effort unsuccessful in healing the
wound health impaired that bus le OK
In he eomnsneed HOlLoWAf'S OINTMENT ANp
PILLS. which had the effect Of healing his wound with wonderful s-
padity, and restoring HIM to sound health. - -.
Of Professor HOLLOWAY 94i Strand,
nsar Temple ondn and by ali The respectable and
Dealers Medicines the United States at s cents
each Wholesale BY the principal Drug HOUSES IN The
Union, Msssrs A. b. D. SANDS New York and!
CO., New Orleans.
II There considerable saving taking the large slzes
aehh or
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CUNNY CLOTH-l00 bales landing ex bark
w Morning Star Boston, for sale by E. NJ DALEY,
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wan le.vs THuRspAY, pecerosr q. :. o'eloek =.
OHIO RIVER

wilisave WEDNESDAY, December rs o'clock p.
TOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- -
ned.sse isnait gs.-The ast splsnlid hsht
drauRht packet j. NJ ST0CkWELL, kznssEzkckx
Captain Greer will leave neove. ltigat apply
o N board orto SfRorHER 4 BROS, % Poydras stse
psinz 70 ne Agents. dss
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ARRIVED
Ship New England On from Brsmauhnves s October to master
point.
Slip Ares, prssious reported, At MecalIs aa.poin.
Lawrence Reynolds I'M
Brig Queen, Jackson, "A from PhAdelphA
point.
Brig Russian, Carey. from New Yok, mastepon.
Brig Rufus soae, Chapman IS days from Wilmington Del master
shp Helen volckmas days Bosn uaiourth
district
Ship Pse. Carrier day, from Liverpool m.s.r-shd
diJtrct
British hP osprey, Wellington d.ys Lvspoel,
third
scsooner Cairo DAYS from Pensacola matsrhs
Ship rank Pisrce. hon1 Liverpool.
Brsh from Turks Island,
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The steamship Northern Light has arrived at
New York, aud brings 81 500 600 in gold.
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DLACIDEs VARIETIES, Grarier street.-

Fourb Night Of the FATHERS
LOVE WEDNESDAY center "a, the per. will
With the fondiet,a 81 QUIZ NEW LADIES' MaIDIn
Holland Mr. Alien, Mrs War lex and kd. Brown spp.r.
Asf which the song Can Love Mr. J. NJ White
To b. followed 10y dom ~ FATs L1yEh
-rs by Mes'r,. s. B,o lsn wk Lyme
Rowe Mrs W ,r~iek "A Which,
HIGHLAND FLING, by Mis-. Edmin,p Mis- sLro4.
To eobouts With lnsssbs farce o. OUT FOR HOLIDAY
Myale, Mr. Holland; HArn.i coisou, Mi : ssmsrs.
pEcEs Accommodations First
Pfs-te Boses, ~ ' - '
~ Door. open batr.t 0eSk; performances
o'eioct, precisely.
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ALExANDRApr steamer Es,a. Ranger, Is' bs. cotton to
rsn,.y iassSy. s.l So sees
% T hsS sugar asS,f s s E: %
IT. s ps' T ssw, : rs
mos RobOn bennett &eosI Lag' seed Jw&JR Rasssn Total
Fsya. 4;.1si oS;
Henderson PeaIs.ad !onas9s nieaSerser
SsS-s !ae.ea s.ey s' bale
ssw a f Ss.ss Nfb Ss :s:sr
ro'.I 80 5ass eoion
MEMPHIS steamer Bulletin g; bale. soften MsR.s
f 4os & III M:'s UHs'h 5sssSs
sSlsa hs',ssoT AI2wsy.lis Wat ?. Wl:m
FATTY H VIE. @
saa stss. ssa'
j n'IS ceas: sid,
sseSssaa ai % y
@l ssg r.ssIaH cotton
SleFgr ''sse sssi: :'i'' iS
sri-iss bb, 50 half do is SdI.' hide, j Dnpny
ST Louspt steamer 500 Dbl. heH5 100 *: cas-
.cr" Moore Do wheat ssdsat DO corn 80 Ss.
a SS i2I% y % M iS is
a, z Benton 500 % oss Daay SsOoSs
ea' eo rsFP 2 IsHSs '''''ss' pigs ''
Fanny srarhswk 300 half tbls
sugar Laueaur Refine
GRAND Red Rivers "a hhas 80 bills
hien1-3s shuf Sco-iO Lids
Dlane-sO Biog-Gl doNdo GenesuY
Reine32 bbs do Farley Jay &col3 hides 2;5 bbs 2s h do
FLATBOATS.
In First District
ooPer Mddsw boat 6Go bushels oats 300 bb potatoes 300
| de apples Poole &co $50
oilIoper Menager,. beas bb shuliz Hssden.
INDANAPe Comsn boat S. 90 lbs bacon 1000 pork IL
| bbls whsky ! do Hour oglssby Maeaulsy.
oHoPer Menage boat 10 tou bras and bh -four loo buah
| Oats MASTER.
CiNCINSATI-Per Walkers boat soc bhls whisky Connolly
INDIANAPer kruzs boat Asier eta 5oo bbls potatoes
| Costa
| CONSIGNEES.
PHILApELPHA-Psr Eay Queen Waters, Camden &oo-D
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EEMENT-1000 bbls Newark, for sale by
JOHN L. HARDiIL 4 CO., 81 Masazine st.
~ Agents for the Newark and RossHdas Lime Cement snd
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Will leave WEDNESDAY, December es At o'clock
NOR CINCINNATI, NJ ADIS0N, ~ -
L LOUISVILLE ~! a n,srmets,s lsnd.ngs- 80
freight will leave above Fer esht
DIS JOHN Y HYDE CO.. Agent, Il fey%rse Il Z
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Will leave WEDNESDAY. December vs. At oeloek r. y.
EOR PITTSBURGH, CINtaNNArl' z0cZ n
LOUISVILLE and ali nte'medas ialamss- -
The tight dTang sud flsi rasnns pa
PERSIA. Haehias sss.sri ~ t "a av.
Freight znd will lesvs sioya ~ leV'sus !" P- s
spply bsfu mr., "a
da7 MCDOWELL in, q oel.. y -v-- -
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Nh RS. CAMP BELL, Teacher of Music, sAtsA,
lyh gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND UITAR
esdenea No. So Constance street, and also No.
Hsva SIT Terms-ss nsnth or twelve les W.
~ LECTURES 81 50 Constance grss.
fel0 lys
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VIII leave THURSDAY, Dec-mbsr %. O'Clock p. N.
E>0R CINCINNATI, MADISON, LOU ~ =
H. IsvlLIE end all iuerns,ss landlnys-Ths
r. II. NINSLOW, Metiill master, IL
recsiviox sget md viii eass above fo hssa' ~
sage apply board, . -,
MCDOWELL. JR. 4 BELL, " PoydrAs street
d2T to ROGERS, MCGUIRE y co, % feyars sweep.
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LNLUUR--300 bbls Montgomery Mills Extra,
II landing steamer sarsnas No 3 and Tor sale by
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Y1ZOO RIVER.

viii leave THURSDAY, nhsr %. o'eIscx r.x.
NOR GREENWOOD, MARION, 49,
TCHULA, YAzOo CITY, ssTARTIA and al s1tsnHtk =
inLrn I've in,inssfh The very sht draushi
MONROE, G~artaey, will leave Far
oa app'y board, WILSON. II carsaise ~ ass
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Will e.ve WEDNESDAY, Decsgbst %. at e'.eek =. NJ.
NOR CINCINNATI, NJ MADISON, 6J -
LOUISVILLE all ntermedis,e GnaiaSs.- fstzasf3t
The steamer NORMA, d. Foae master,
port receiving and viii leave above For freight
age, apply on board or to
d2s ROGERS, MCGUIRE d CO., ~ Poydras
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TIGS-500 drums Smyrna, landing ex bark
Us AsN a. i. COCHRAN CO. Sc Gravisr street.
DEPPER-200 bags black Pepper, for sale by
ds A. i. COCHRAN a CO., % Graysr ct.
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wlsave THURSDAY, D~csub-r q, a. a'soek p.
NOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD, ~ -
II MARION, YAZp0 CITY, sATARTiA sad ali L=tf{-- 4
itsrm.dAe Land ngs-Reeuis- v.s River end New
orleans Steamer PLANTER.-The flss and
vry sbI drsugnt passenger PLANTER Capt wes, will
fghs accommodation,
apply OF board, foo Of Custonhou sir.et,
.d2i SMITH FMS TER. u Cansl .trses.
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The nephew of Judge Clayton, o. 8. Consul to
Havana. died in Havana on the l4th Of H0mito.
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aLaB1Ma RIVER.

= WI Issys saturday, Dsesrhe- 81 AZ e'iocxr.a.
EOR MONTGOMERY, EErUNPKA, -
n SELMA eal al inarrrd az n rfE(
lsAamA River Packet VIRGINIA PEABL-
lI- ss ~, eirEn ard sw . running e
SiSlA Pssh Capt W j. port Trn-yins
nd ~ rav "a ssov fet teh passage Npply board Il
New Bssin, (owsr Shell Rasd,) - 70
d4I SMITH q SINISTER 10 c.u.f ,rrsss
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CONSIGNEES
PHILADELPHIA-PsrE ay Queen Waters Camden &Oo-D r
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VII Feavs III ksDAY flssenafsr 20 a. oeIosk ? e.
KfOR MOBILE, SELMA, M0xT-
l. GoMsRf, WETUMPKA sad al lsnd,ae1 On Leitsr<sR
he tlatsmz River Regular Weekly
s-ss rev ssd ysy light drsisht psssnysr rkst
AHkANsAs Capt John 4. Ss-ver-ru
WI lsave a. sboss For freight pssssEs h.E spd
adstioF' apply on board - Sss 20. q
JOHN Z YDE I CO. IL Foyfrns street
fg shsper rely pocsaA asasa q al sasi-
sea- "a ristsd 70 her care ds4
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4 LIVERPOOL AND TURKS ISLAND SALT.
100 sacks OF ship Pemberton Liverpool daily
p.eted and for sale
1900 baheis Of brig VIM l. Richardson forks
daily expected sud Z sale
bushels Of Belle
L.vee aud fof sale by J. IL. AsHBRIDGE 4 CO.,
CT gbar.. .trsa
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PLANTERS GOODS,

in fnll stock, comprising BLANKETS KERsEYs osNABURGs
JEANS, PLAID and STRIPED LINSEYs SHIFTING sni
SlEETING FLANNtIS, W, OLEN SHIRTS etc. all of which
the sabsorer invites the ien If The trade, II VII Oh he will
such terms As viii he satisfactory layers having
position render, rstiieoy the ny
will 70 them low prices and good articles
their trade and confidence. A. b. JAMES,
imdSSnW 80 Magazine street and |; bank Place N O.
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Viii leave SATURDAY. December 81, At oeoek
dTOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND ~
ECO2E. ALEXANDRIA 81 Lskzs1.t55S
l-nfipysEez ulsr Red Rissr An5 Lake Pa
sTORM.-rh sr.os and sxi: running pang tassst
sTOhs B. NEmrey viii leave Fer
sag. having inc aesomnod. el., agplv h.sra,
SMITH FINfSTEp. I Canals street..
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A LLsPICB-25 bags just received and Ter
IN sale by w. r. S r. N ,n1s" s All ss ssssI ia
NAL la Ee'--S -Ae-
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RED RyYER.

VIII leave FFIDAY, D4esnher =. "A
NOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND -
IL EcoRE, NAT TfIfocTiEs, ALEXANDRIA snd tatH&3B
al in.srnri. i-sting.The and hsht
sssmsr SARAH G0RDON, Qa place u svDcyl y Kay,
dn sWTTH EIMIsTER Is c.n.i ..,..s.
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wInIeAvs THURSDAY. December ~ /. seocx
LNOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND -
IL ECORF AND ALEX NDRIA-RegulAr shreve- L6lf7tE<zS
port Packet CcMPROMIsE--The and light
draught COMPROMISE, Captain Kay vii
above freight passage, board
SMITH FTNISTER, Canal STREET.
.B-This boa. keeps supply Spring Water
% prevs Cholera
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

MArAMoRAs.-The last news from Matamo.
ras represents that there is very friendly feel.
ing between that place and the American town
of Brownsville on the opposite side of the
river. The Mexican officers were daily inter.
changing ciyilities with the American.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

q Gen. Bastamente, in bis will, directed
that his heart should be taken from his body
and deposited by the ashes of Ituibide, the
Mexican patriot. The last Mexican news rep.
resents this direction to have been carried out
TO the letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

John Williams, native OF Boston, United
for the unproyoked murder Of an old man
named Andrew Mather, whom he met on the
highway. Williams was to have been hang ed
on the l4th inst, at Greenlaw. John Diamond,
calling himself an American and lately dis.
changed from the New York packet Congress
is sent TO prison for two months in London
for roWdyism.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

COP LIVER OIL.-The Baltimore Ameti.
can states, at the suggestion OF a physician Of
eminence, that this nauseous medicine may be
administered without the least disgust to pa.
tient, by chewing and swallow ing small
quantity of the roe of smoked herring both
before and after taking the spoonful Of OIL A
piece of sardine will answer, if herring is not
paiatable. The disguise is perfectly effectual,
and the most delicate patient may thus use
the physic with comfort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17
SMALL NorEs IN New YoRK.-The nur

SMALL NoTEs IN New York The hume
rously signed petitions from New York city
for the suppression of banking on Wild Cal
money, have been promptly responded to BY
the bank committee of the Assembly which
has reported bill which forbids dealing in
distant bank notes at greater rate OF discount
than the rate of redemption, one-tourth of one
per cent, allowed by law on New York cur.
rency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

The Prince de Joinyille, in his answer 10
the Putnam article, "Havs we Bourbon
among ~ is said to deny, most emphati-
eally, the Dauphin part ofii.-that 10 TO say,
all in it that goes to build up the supposltion
that we have Bourbon among Us The
Prince says ne remembers meeting Eieazsr
Williams during his western travels and hav-
ing q very interesting conversation with hin
about the Indians,--but thai 10 all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

~ An order from the General Post Office
adds three mails week to those previously al
lowed TO the route between Point Isabel and
Brownsville on the Rio Grande. This will
give daily communication between those p|a-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

COFFEE IN WESTERN AFRIcA.-The whole
land is covered with coffee. In Erravla and
Kaffa two hundred pounds can be purchased
for about dollar. A single tree in Monrovia
yielded four and a halt bushels in the hull at
one time, which made thirty-one pounds when
shelled and dried. The celebrated Mocha cof-
fee comes from the southern parts Of Africa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

EXODUS OF WEST INDIA PLAsTERs.-The
English ship Julia Robinson, from Jamaica
for Australia, had put into Cape Town, Cape
of Good Hope. Her passengers were chiefly
ofEuropean extraction, belonging to Jamaica,
and among the first families Of the place, who
had become impoverished by the rapid decline
IF property in that Island, and had determined
to seek theil fortunes in the land of gold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

SANTA ANNA.-All accounts from Mexico
| agree in representing that Gen. Santa Anng
| will be we'll received there, and will no doubt
| be elected President Of the Republic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

ID EADX MADE CLUTHlNG-SfRiNG
IA TRADE, 1S53.-The subscribers are now
receiving their Spring stock OF Ready Made Cloth.
Ing to which they respectfully ask the attention of
experience of the two senior partners in the man.
utactu-e of clothing, enables them to offer
toners something really nice and well nada. We
ask these who wish to purchase, to examine the
"woez. cut and it." of our stock and compare with
other stocks in the ciiy-all ask is fair trial.
Our assortment will consist of NE usual vsrie
ty and all the new styles out. Call oni
NH KEEN CHlIES q BALDWIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

~ The Woodville Miss.) Republican, Of
the 1st inst, says the boiler of one of the loco
motives on the West Faliciana Railroad, ex.
ploded day or two previous, ipjuring slightly
the engineer and two negro men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

CoNsUMPTIoN.-A book has appeared on the
durability ofconsumpiion, when treated accord
ing to the practice of j. H. Ramadge-vz. the
breathing tube. This is SO constructed as that
the inhaling tube is large and the exhaling one
contrscted-so that the air inhaled 10 slowly
exhalsd, thus keeping the lungs longer in.
nated than they otherwise would be. Exer.
else of the lungs in this wty it is assured
strengthens them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17
VIRGINIA LRCIs1.aTU..
u WEDs.sDAr. March 1s.

House Of Delegates. 40.
Mr.. SouthalI, elected deiev s,s f,a
Edward county, TO supply the yacansv ..ncs
by the resignation of VIM. C. Flourrov Ecu We
peared and took his seat. ap-
A Senate bill providing for the uavm.r, :,
in,eres, on bonds Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, guaranteed by the State oi
Virginia, was taken up as the order Of the dav.
A long discussion ensued on an amendmen,
proposing to foreclose the mortgage given bv
the Compani to Virginia, in case of any more
failures by the Company to pay their interest
and on an amendment proposing to provide fo
an anticipated failure Of the payment of int
rest due in July next. Both amendments wer,
rejected, and then the bill passed.
Th. following bills were also passed:
incorporating the Rush Creek Mining an,
Manufacturing Company; :,
Au,horising the construction of railroa,
from Philippi, in Barbour county, to the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, or Northwestern
Railroad, and authorising a fhree.6fths sub
scription to the road by the State;
Concerning sales by officers Of goods ant
chaitels;
Incorporating the Smithtown Turnpike
Company, and authorising 3-5ths State sub
scription thereto;
A Senate bill authorising the extension Q
the Boydton and Petersburg Plank Road;
A bill authorising the construction OF
plank or timber road from thu Richmond ant
Danville Railroad to Lewiston, with the IT'LL
of"Lewiston Plank Road Company" Takei
up on motion of Mr.. Hardy, and passed by tn,
vote of ayes 80, noes "a. This bill was rejec,
ed a few days ago for want of constitutions
mayority-and
A Senate bill amending the Cd section of al
act concerning the Blue Ridge Railroad, will
amendments.
The House adjourned to meet at a 'clsck
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

II The Portsmouth, Transcript complains
Of the "Frogtown Serenaders," in that place,
that have been regaling IFS editor. We heard
a concert of frogs, month ago, in swamp by
the railroad near Wilmington, N. c. They
had thrown off the flannel from their necks
tied on at the beginning of winter, and were
trying their voices rather timidly it must be
confessed. Since that they have, no doubt,
had to go back to their beds down in the mud /;
but ere another month passes they will make
the swamps of the North State ring with their
melodies. If the Transcript will go down near
Wilmin yton, it may hear better music than the
frogs of Portsmouth make.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

ACAurios TO CoaposlroRs.-H. H. Bra.
den. printer, Of Zanss.ills. Ohio, died on the
putting type in bis mouth while "spacing our
lines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

y Jacob Fisher, alls Capt. Savage, and
Capt. James Powell. alias Wm. Thompson,
two men who escaped from thej Jail of Charles.
ton, Friday last, were recaptured the next day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

"The l. tile Darling-he didn't strike Miss
Smiths baby purpose did ne? Il was q
mere acc.dsn.' AZ a and # he dom, bsbaxs mar haa
self I'll crack him again"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

MORE OF BIsHoP IvEs.-It having been
stated that at the ceremony OF admitting Bish-
op Ives to the Catholic church, he handed the
Pore the Episcopal cross, ring and seal, say
ing "Holy Father these are the signs Of my
rebellion" minister of.ihe Episcopal church
in the New York Times declares that neithe,
Bishop Ives nor any ether Bishop of the Epis-
copal Church received either before or after
conservation. cross, ring and seal, or either
OF them as badges OF his office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17
~ From the Hichm0nd Republican,
Dec. %, lo52-A Singu ar Cure of Negro Man,

bCD@!-h 10
employed in their office, of Scrofula and Mercurial
Rheumatism. See what the editors say.
In 1916 we had In our employ negro man who was,
at that time suffering seriously from Scrofuetic af
fection-his neck and throat much swollen, his
eyes were mattery and feversh; he continually COM
planned of misery in his limbs and joints-n fact
ereat his Affections, and of such ttls value had
he become, that in June we were the eve of re-
turning him TO his master, and should have done e.
bat for friend advising US to try Cartsrs Spanish
Mixture"
We bought three bottles, and administered ii ac-
cordng directions but before the second bottle had
been used, the man was free from all pain the swell
ling Left his neck his eyes resumed natural appear
ance, and though he remained with until the year
was out, we never beard another complaint from
him.
As Spring and Summer Medicine, and for all dis
eases of the Blood, Liver Complaint, Kidney Afec-
tons Ulcers old Sores and SYPHILIS. nothing has yet
been found to compare with il. snsle bottle 10
worth groce Of all the so-caled Ssssspsriias ever
used.
v Ne n ediciue has ever received such certificates
or so many Of them as Carter's Spanish Mixture.
RecolIect that each bottle bears the name Of
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists,
No ls3 Aain street. Richmond.
None other is genuine Price 81 per bottle, or sig
bottles for s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17

u The body of a man named David Dean
who had been missing for some four weeks
was found floating in Back Basin, Baltimore,
Monday. He was an accomplished violinist
and harpist, and as his conduct had been a
little strange, it was supposed he committed
suicide,