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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-07-05

sEcRErARY's ORDERs-Secretary Marcy has
issued circular to our diplomatic agents
abroad, instructing them to appear at court,
except where necessary to the public good, in
the "simple dress Of an American citizen"
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,, Editors. have lust seen the Enquirer Z" 'h,
25h inst nm arlr recommending me "a nE pt"Lr
Elizabeth Gig. York. WatwicS ard me cay o' -
nc ,,uijJ,,c 10 represent them IN tie "eM i"i@: u '
.oa;c- Of Virginia. Il, o,,ic,. far
sn very ,nch o,!icsd Ia r wti'.f 81 ''it ".'.', mo
,h rurl,incn!:cY manner in wtci he las s'"A' '" n
Hc l.; entirely mistaken however, IA S"ipsII @
ou,iatldn is necessary I" Tie -htreS' - l 49,, ~
,,ry ~ ,ur district la IIc approaching ti'c''"''. "
last ,,n wears have sica';iy i"'f'iT," ~ ~ / rr
every election reducing The n"J'yi ara we 49,, 49, II
,r. ron Irn,ly to the ocrion y! "ny Democrat WI" S'
bc sr!rc ted u candidate III; . ,--i,,, II ~
have never he-i;acd 10 accept any i'7'',ii, -
by liz. Democratic party, and would t!'''il"''l I,
caut, :a. nominated BY the party Oil h' m 10
lies preclude the idea oil my entering in' lo's"
sn s,l,,i TO nv friends in The upper part VI ''' n
y.rn recently requested by them {" anno1nte NY s i IN
oidatn and hid hoped that my determination 0" W." -"
ect generally known. ,;., however
Tn, auncarancc of the article above nca!i'ned nov w
render. n necessary thai should state To INC people "
,I.cnr district through yumr columns, that a'i ~ ~
yIi mai in any event candidate 10 represent '''''i
Do M. III. favor publish This noe IN your .TH
and uhligc yaura, &c. hLEN II. - ~
ExcuaSoE ll0TEL, JAS. 10TH 1919
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gNHiiaa.sG'i.sL ssEGsiii1.
:Ho,EsA..E PRICES CURRENT,

RICHMOND, JANUARY -, 1873.
TOBACCO. tn" ma,h,t acri.e, ami prices Of last
wrrk wrIl sustained rod and lire "!! tobacco Is vey
We haze heard OF sar- ." line old TOBACCO since
last week
The pared Of hits .roh I.r We was lonaht By Or
jas M',-.y \ NJ. MARTIN & co.
WnEAi~Rl4 ~ ,;s: vim. 10 crnrs.
EI.OGK-Suprnc So 3 :; EAtra So ASH
T. J. PEYION.
rOgN-..niss ol nr,r d, 81. IS
CORN iEtI.- - = co cents PER au>t.l
OAI>--i9 t" - r"nfs yer hc-' for culinary Virginia.
uFFtl-insu Is cent- hnsn-. Shorts Is ur:; Buwa-
::uiil 80 rts Sh,.'.Smi 50 cts.
iAfuNiic.nin hoe. round scarce NJ : els,
I'D -hisi -. ~ C, it, cents old shoulders
8. cent; new 10 ccnrs prime Family Hams 1875;
elSil- tIerr,nrs MOI Cat - a ! p; GYoas sEa5<i
Roe s. o.. Machcg't no. ;. s7n7s; No. 2, I'll al2
~. |, sl2 80 y. ShsdN"n" in market. Haitian
t;r.'s. jI~rrinS- So i So So, Cutl %.
IS 26.
l.lME Sales al What 81 20 s,ore 81 So;
BUFFERS in Better suppl. Frkin Is ~ % cts por
10 flesh Roll . I" IS; Gos!rn 20 Ia 81
GrANu-For Hc,nyian SiGa Si7.
30 10 IL Cali Skns Sl.l2:.
CANDLES Ta"w, cry ma!c l2' bets; Iupa pa.
teri i >'@.rm s. 49, Atananiine 30: 81 Wan. Jack
sons ,riEt lS..
ilAY-;aIcs i,,,n store n, 81 . 10 ST 50
i.AEp-H.". - 29 - and pals Is 81 c,s
CoIIoN Ahn COTTON YARNS-rhe Iradc in cot.
l. limited. tn. Quotations l0I ~ IL els,
Cotton Yarns Is cs. per Ia.
TEAS-InD'rirl 10. GunFow,'2r IS 10 ST 2O Back %
10 - will iinhi GtTuau.i.
BEE&WAH 70 crs. per Ih--wi'f sm5r receipts
LtQCDRS-E,andy: O'.t, Dnruv 4 Ga 81 = a ? 80;
4. ScI@nct"l 49, Imitation 81 Ia 80 Saraaac So ~;
Peach, dull u %; Vagina Apple Coo; nd 81 ;. -;
Northern 10 CT; Rum, Neu En.ant 30 49,: Wusk,y
Richmond r.ct':c u in bits; Cincinnati q IL 2
ti,n. iitaah, u | Is: Amtric IN 2Sr
IGUE-P,n S2S 70 S35; is $IGC; English $50 "-"c'
Cor titishm,n1l $50; III country -; Nails =
&HDT-6 n 81 cents per Ii.
soApturrrnnr, 81 crz,o, va,j,&s,d - '' il.
CuFFEE-uM Java Il cents Ll&n::s'' ~ "a " -
Eio 9. 10 o. r,- Cage 81 9 ctt; ,'""'' =. g..
COAL ~ 10 l2A cents r"si, -, ga '"'"'' ''''
and lump 9tO Ii cents Tor blIcE'",'n I'
GLOVER SEEDS 50 pr tH. i'' GO {, .,,
FLAX SEED-!n demand a - ~ 9 . pr o"s"'''
tiinESSla,.;I,cf $ 50 green weight Spanish sl3
siLTs IS -or.; non" '% r., ",;,,,, = ,,,v
~ Aims ;. 10 g.. R'inod loaf cents
p 't".,,;, ~ a. - .: 'r,ris' ~ M.
WnI '.sSES-Cubu scarce at = - .'aw Orleans 3oa
80 cents. -. ,J;-,.,.l m
3,orrr;hTOES- 10 rts. rer b"sheii v''y :n'
nyE-0 cents per bus'l
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BOLD RESISTANCE TO THE LAWS.

PuiLAprLpHlA Jan 2G.Ihe officers in charge Of Rich
ard ~ H. negro man, chnFgGd with ahJucting slaves
from Anne Arundel county, Md who left the city yesier.
day in piiva;. vehicle overiassn Chester last
nia!.r oy Nra's friends With IL habcas corpus
c,y CT blacks prevented The Officers from taking him in
IN A. and il ndrd necessary 10 send another Marty
OF ,fl..cfs in TIC morning 10 bring the prisoner back
r..gn the passed though Chester This morning a
Ti. sr8"d al blacks assembled aud difficulty
an. friii III" "tic.a Attempted To put Neal In ia cas.
: -r,tct rra Wilmington this morning stating rh!I
Nca. PASSED a'"n!h '',rr hsi night in charge Of Officers
Hampton ana Wise Of Maryland is probably incorrect.
SECOND DISPATCH
PHiIAnEiFAiA jan 26.-Ncal Inc negro charged win
abdueug slaves brought city to-day IN haocas
corpus issue by the Supreme Court aud will have nearing
Ia MORROW morning.
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CLARIFIED,

MARRIED, the Oaks the 18Th January, s3 by Elder Cum.
bertrand George. Elder r. n ", BrCkSER Miss MARIA F..
ducet Reuben Siangh ESD OF Rappahannock county
H--SvMY CORRESPONDENTS will please address
f'S future: al Keswck srut. Atemare county, Virginia
Jan sS-c3 r. i. TRlCE
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MADAME So:rao hasIakrn Castle Garden. New York for
Three muGtI,s-May, June and Juy-ard will produce a
operas in the best style Castle Garden has been
secured By The celebrated Julien and his prnmonatc concerts
there in August after the Of The opera
g: by ALaianle SonIag
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HEALTH or VICE PRESIDENT KING.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 25-By the Isabel, IRON fiavana We
learn Mr. King reached KY Vest on the I'D, 10 the
steamer Fn!u His health was better, and he would re-
main Key West several days the climate proved agree
IL
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ATER FROM MEN1tO

New ORlEANs Jan 25.-Late advces from Mexico state
that prcsden, Crrraln had named the following Ministry
Gen Rl,nc. Secretary ul Nnr Gen lnrbile Stcrcaryo
the Treasury Gucrtca, Foreign Afiirs, and inntez
Justice. Their administration would probably be oil snort
duration.
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SHERWOOD FoRrsT, VlRGINIA, JA*. q, Is53.
CRIMINAL. MATTERS.

The case .! the Commonwealth rs. William CudHpp
charged rit! The murder Of youag Thomas, was continued
Yesterday by the Hastings Court Of hls city, nn Inc "a
Monday Of February in consequence of the failure OF the
Cour, 20 meet Rabt. Scott, sr, and Rnbt G. Scott Ir
are his counsel.
On last Tuesday the County Court of Hanover continued
the case Of the Commonwealth va. Watson Tyler and ms
SON. charged Will, larceny OF hn goods of tho Virginia Cen
tral L II Road Company continued until The an Tues
day Of February In consequence OF The absence oil mate
rial wr-o t.r the prisoners The motion tor conilnl'
acr a.rri by lto. u Scott r. in the prisoners and
C. W D.n"y prosecuting attorney Tor The commonwealth
The case OF Wc'mscy still slowly progressing before
the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield; Judge Nash, preceding
We shall give the rcsnl! .! this interesting tTia wh,n
concluded.
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Al ii. it:ic.n Chu:ch "Wednesday night, there was
an ,yhi; ,, .cra If the pupils Of The Deal Dumb
and Rlt Institution Stannlon under The excellent d.
rcc.inn CT Mr.. McF!ar the Superintendent The crowd
was tina, could moi penetrate beyond INC door
carn howcyc; that the services were very
and that the specimens o. proficiency in music defamation
arithmetic geography &c, On The part OF tie Interesting
nns did hinh credit the admirable system OF tuition
ut State institution which may justly be ranked among
,la il,s,r tarliirs uf day.
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Ii Is sid thai the President elect has refused 10 receive
several tr!co ,;nns Of politicians who have recently at
tempted 10 uunoy him with their statements and counter
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We are authorized That James Barbour, ESQ
will not candidate the next election 10! seat In The
House OF Delegates from The county OF Culpepcf
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Iw e seen that Senate Yesterday passed The House
BILL ap;.o!oung the districts for The election OF Comns'
soners the Board of Public Works The bill vas essen-
TALLY chRaurd 10 the dstrics-wheh viii appear from
the details d the Sennlc proceedings
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-16

EY r. w. Latham, the we'll known h,rk.-
OF Washington, d. c., has, bya card N the
Washington papers, offered $500 as prize for
the best national ode, poem, or epic. The de-
c'sion IS to be made on the FIRST Monday in De.
cember next. He then binds and obliua,s.
himselfto sell the poems thus sent 10 him, >.
soon as practicable,for the hghes, price, and. to
give the Proceeds to the poor OF the city of
Washington. No poem will be considered.
subject TO aais prize. which shall not have been
written subsequent to its offer, and received
before the FIRST Monday in December next.
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EXTRACTING TEETH BY THE DAY.-The
Marion, ). c., Commonwealth Of the 9Th in
slant says that Or. s. Ball, dentist of shat
place, extracted three hundred teeth in single
day. DE-. J. Curry, wealthy planter OF tha.
vicinity, desiring TO have large number os de-
cayed teeth extracted from his slaves, deter
mined TO employ dentist for that purpose by
the day, and made ea engagement with DR..
Ball. The result was that in the course of
the day the slaves were relieved of three hun-
dred causes of pain and sorrow.
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DEAD--We- learn from the Petersburg Ex.
press, that Mr. William Nj. Parr, who was
assaulted last month by John T. Carter, died
few days since in the county Of Sarry.
whittier he had gone to visit some reiatixes.-
The Express does not state the ;amsdia,e
caase of his death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-16

TO LADlES.-It you are in want
Of fine Morocco Slippers, at IS cts worth
81; if you want 6ne article at 81, worth el 25;
If you want Cater Boots OF any quality, color or
shape, at reduced prices; if you want Morocco
Walking Shoes at 81, worth 81 25; if you want
White Kid or Satin Slippers atSl So, worth 81 75s
if you want White Kid or Satin Bosss at 50 So
worth 81 Co., ii you in want of any of these.
any other kinds now worn, at greatly reduced
pricss, the Ladies Saloon" is the place to get
them. WHITE e. PAGE,
fe 9 73 Main street
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nARTER,s SPANISH MIXTURR-THE
u GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD-THE
Gle OF MERCURY IN ANY FORM IN TT.-An
nfalli5le cure for Scrofula or Kings Evil, Rheuma
tism, Obstinate Cutaneous Erupfions, Pimpies or
Pustules the Face, Blotches, Biies Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Worm or letter, ,Scad Head Enlarge
ment and Pain of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn
Ulcers Syphilitic Disorders, Lumbsgo, Spinal
Complaints, and all diseases arising from injudi
cious use OF mercury, imprndencs in Efe, or iInpu
r;ty of the blood. For sale By
TEQS. E PACE, Druggist,
de Ii 222 Broad street
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de Ii 222 Broad street

4 10 we'll nigh over, propose 10 sell the lem
nane of my stock Of Over Coais. Heavy Business
Goats, Pants and Vests at Cost-mdny of which are
the desirable style and choice patterns of the
season. Those who can purchase now will ind il
saving Of Is or 90 per cent, while they get an
article equally as COED and fashionable a. IA the
early paGrof the season.
HENRY SHAFER.
fee Corner Main and l4th streets.
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QAhGAINo EXTkAORDiNAkY.--Dur this
- week and the balance of this month, we viii
eel the cheapest Dry Goods ever yet sold by us, in
erder 70 make sufficient room for our new Spring
supply Our assortment az present will compsre
favorably With any other establishment In our
line. except the prices Of the Goods. which are con-
siderable lower. Look at the due vide Biesched
cent?; bule silk veih 25c. KID Gloves 37Sc, very
large lot Of Embroideriss just received. cam6nc "a
gtng and Inserting ~ lai L. worth richly double
Caubric Bands Csc. hierrimsck PIRATE %, great
variety of patterns, Irish Linens and diapers very
cheap, Bob6Ins and Thrsad Edsiags
The following very desirable Goods received the
last few days: leo pieces Piaid, Swiss and Cambria
MusliDs, do stripea and chseked, enorosdered Ens-
lins Ia white ana coiored for party dresses, also,
100 Craps shawls, plain and smofoadered, 0f this
Give ua ! cal aaA yos VIII b satisded about tie
eAaan eo01e. J.MiLLHlsER BkO.
I folf l90 Bsos6 street.
4as
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DEPeT IN LYNcHBURG.-The Presiden. and
Directors of the Souihside Railroad, have sue.
ceeded in purchasing al eligible site 70, a
depot in Lynchburg. The price paid was
30, 500.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Wednesday Morning, Feb. 10, 1883.


AI LATE SHOOTING AFFAIR MEAN LYNCH.
suse'-fhe Lynchhurg papers Of Msnday do
not give any farther particulars of the unfouu.
nate ahair between Messrs. Williams and Nor
ms 'haa we published yesterday. The virsi-
man ard Republican both state ,ba, N. ornd
received by Mr.. Williams is not considered
mortal.
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% Col. Jack Hays, of Texas Ranger"
notoriety, now Sheriff of San Francisco, is
passenger on the Steamship Ohio, now due at
New York. He is en- route fer Texas, the old
scene of his daring exploits, via Washington.
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CHINESE IspUsTRY.- Parrott's building in.
San Francisco, of one hundred feet front, seven
ty OF eighty feet deep, and four stories high,
all OF solid granite, was put up in Canton,
block by block, by Chinese workmen and the
blocks being all numbered, the building was
then taken down, put aboard ship, brought
across the Racifc, and re-erected in San Fran.
cisco by the same hands.
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q That have now on hand, the
largest and best assortment OF
Boots aud shoes, of good quaDry, ever
- offered in this city, selected by myself ex-
pressY for retail, both OF my own manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. among my assort-
ment can De found something extra, TO which l
would ruosz respectfully call the attention OF all In
want az they Will be sold low. by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunss, Carpet Bags, Va!ices, &c,
fe8 No l27 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-16

e MIR. Wagner, engaged at Mr.. Burns ss.
tabliShment in Raleigh, was seriously, though
not fatally injured, last week, by piece OF
timber which he was saving being thrown
back, striking him in the face.
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GY The U. S. steamship Powhatan sailed
from Norfolk on Saturday destined for the IA
pan expedition. The frigate Columbia sailed
the day before for Pensacola.
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MAYOR OF FREDERICKsBURG.-At meeting
of the city council of Fredericksburg, held on
Saturday night last, John L. Marye, Jr., was
elected TO ill the uGezp;red term of the late
r. B. Sempe.
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~ An unsuccessful attempt was made 10
ROB the confectionery store of Peter P. Burr,
in Fredericksburg, on Thursday night last.
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BODY FoUSO.-The body of man named
Wilkins Nunnaly, was found in the canal
leading to Johnseas mill, in Petersburg, on
MoRday last
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DRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS.-
ID CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.-No other
disease sweeps away SO many thousands as Asthma
and Consumption, and NOT because of any want of
means OF checking them on their irsi approach il
those attacked would adopt proper remedies early;
but unfortunately, these are neglected and re
course is pot had to medicine until the disease is
firmly established in the lungs. ffsm whence luntil
vered any means OF dislodging it. BRYAN 8 Pull.
monic Waters have now supplied that hiatys, and
removed the reproach from me aical science. az
their rapidly extending fame throughout all parts
Of the world tesrfes They give relief in all cases
of Coughs and Colds within ten minutes after use,
and etfeos rapid and lasting cure.
Price 25 cents a box. For sale By
fsIa JB WOOD
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A Mr.. Nannemaker, professor of langua-
ges in the Hernando, Mss Male Academy,
fell from the tender on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, on the Gath ut., and
the whole train passed over one Of his arms.
Ii had to be amputaled above the elbow.
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w George Nj. keim has been appointed
Mayor of Reading, Pa, for the unexpired term
of Mayor Getz, deceased.
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Capt. B. F. Harding, who was an eff,
Ger in the Mexican war. died in Philadelphia
on the 1Ith inst.
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EOR III AND SUAIE AND CHEAP CHRIST.
L MAS PRESENTS, call at No 2l5 Broad street.
Beau dfully decorated Motto Cups and Saucers,
China Mugs, Flower Vases, with great many
other china ornaments also, some handsome
Port Monsies Work Boxes, Hair Brrshss, Fancy
Soaps, Perfumery, &c.
Also, Just received an assortment of Forks, Tea
and Table Spoons. Soup Ladies' (some new pat
terms deeply plated on English Aibata or white
metal, an excellent and durable article, nearly as
good as silver, and not one fourth the p-ice
de 90 R. L. HiCKSON
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"a Col. Chas. A. May, of Mexican war
notoriety, was married in New York, on the 9th
inst, TO daughter of George Law, the " ell
known steamship owner.
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q A beautiful Bible was presented to Rev.
MIR. Van Zandf, by the young men of Peters.
burg, ON Sunday evening last.
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BA young man by the name of Wm.
Cushaw was shot, inBeitimore, few nights
since, by man named Jacob Mann.
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THINGS In NEW YoRK.--There were 337
deaths in the city last week.
Thomas F. Meagher mas returned from q
lecturing tour, in the New England States.
The ship lebecsa, Capt. Wolf, cleared on
Saturday for Van Diernan's Land.
The boly of William Morris, who attempt.
ed TO escape from BIackwell's Island by swim
ming, and was drowned, was found on sun
day. So %s
1t. C. ID. Brewer and Sergeant Henry Stan.
ton, two moru Of the New York volunteers in
the Mexican war, were buried on SUNDAY.
The city authorities have received letter
from Gen. Pierce. in which be says the want
Of his ususl healih,- and weight nt his heart
whch has well nigh disqualifsd him from the
refuse all public receptions. He SAYS be needs
reposs, and begs his ffiends o grant il.
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e The mail steamer Franklin sailed frem
New York, on Saturday, for Havre, taking oal
80 passengers and $350, 200 in specie.
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T OTIS ON UNION HILL FOh SALE
IL AS the agent and trustee of THCS ID. SLA
KEY will sell, privately, in lots contain ing on
or more acres each, to suit purchasers g. gnt o
ten aces of the hand now owned and eccup 80 o.
The said Blakey. These lots are be autfully ifas
ted on Union Hill, fronting on the road leadiaa u
! B4aAey's Mil, about amhe and half only fro n
the old market
to the subscriber. athis Office No II Main street,
au 9-staw.s l. 4. WATKINS
EkEAT BARGAINS DREss tiDUDs,
~ The subscribers will, durihg the next two
months, sea as greatly reduced prices, va
riety OF gooss, some i.k from former seasons and
others OF la.est styles rich Dress Silks, spring and
winter styles; ricA dark and light Mouslines and
Cashmsres; Barege de LANES, Chales and Bareges:
Tissues; Foulard Silks and colored enb,d MuslIns.
fe e2-eod6t THoS r. PRICE Ss co.
YON,s XATHAIkON, FOR PRE-
~ SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTlFY-
ING THE HAiR-The Hataairon neutraizes the
effects of Disease, Climate and old age in restor.
ing the human hair. and after a badness of le
years; cleanses the head from Dandruff end hs
natural impurities; will cure the Nervous Head.
ACHE diseases OF the skin, sach as Scald Head |
Erysipelas, &e; and 10 the most desirable Toilet |
Article for Ladies' or Gendemen's USE in the |
world. 1t exhsles the perfume of the most deli !
cious flowers and being free from rancid oil or col
orng properties, gives the hair thai sots rich curl
ing appearance obtained by no other preparation
The use of the Kaihairon is adopted by the FIRST /
Physicians IN Europe and America, and has sale 4
and patronage unprecedented In the history of tie
Materio Medica Words alone ara supertuons; q
trial only attest its rsat virtue, al it million
friends wW certify.
To be had OF all dealers through out North and
South America, Europe, and the Lsands OF the
Ocean, in large bottles, for rs cts.
The old cannot apply remedy, or the young
take caution too soon. Use the Ksthairon.
Z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist
16I Broadway, New Yorx.
Sold Richmond by ADiE Il GRAY,
jss-em lat Main street. |
n z Cs1T a = 1y1TYE1 CT 49, 1En 1N |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-16

z" A few days ago, q seamen for the "a.
pan expedition were sent from Cleveland 10
New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-16

NEW COMMISSION HOCSE.-The sub.
scribers have entered into CO partnership under
the firm Ut PENDLETON L. BROTHER, for the
transaction of the Commission Business In TOBAC-
CO, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY, and
have taken Warehouse No. 100 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
r. w. PENDLETON,
P. P. PENDLETON.
Baltimore, August 18th. 1852.
References:
Hugh jenkins = Co, Baltimors.
+, w. orune g. Sons, do.
Tym Wilson s. Sous, do.
Edwin Workman y Co, Richmond.
Archb'd Thomas& IL Soa, DO
Hugh w. Fry, 90,
Rhodes & Osisbay, Bridger""sstt; tieess5.
John Cteigh, Cincinnati.
GordDr, & Co., Louisville
w II Sar.less, Charleston, 9. C.
OtisJ Chafes, do. do.
James 1cCullogh, Pittsburgh.
Brown & Kirkpatrick, do.
z. Chafee, do.
H.Lani5I Esq, Cash'r N. w. Bank, Wheeling.
8. Srady, Esq, do. Mer. a. Mech. do. 40.
James r. Baker, Wheeling
Josiah S6ley, Hamburgs, s. c.
Henry A. schrceder. Mobile, Ala 'bans.
A. L. Gaines, New Orleans
&C l2-t w6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-16

~ The caloric ship Ericsson left New Yo7k,
for Norfolk, on Monday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-16

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.-Ehe la
I'D dies will find it greatly to their advantage TO
cali at the METROPOLITAN STORE, 2ad door
from 18th street as we are desrous OF reducing
our stock of Winter Goods, to make room for
Spring trade Great bargains will be given in Nous
lanes, Apaccas merincs, Shswls, Caiicos, Hosiery
Gioves &c, All We ask ID a call, 20 convince you
that we viii sell bargains. Also, a lot of tine Cor
sets.
Goods sent TO all parts Of the city free OF charge
fs 8 WILCOX t. BELTS.