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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-14
Trial of Montague,

PETERSBURG, June Is, p. M.-This trial
has been progressing again to-day before the
Circuit Court. A. The morning session, Jas.
E. Watson, Esq, opened for the common.
wealth, and spoke about four hours. The evi.
dence was recapitulated before the Jury, and
law laid down by MIR. Watson in mastery
manner. In the afternoon, K. kidder Meade,
Esq opened for the prisoner at halfpast three
and concluded about half-past six. MIR. NJ. $
was an able and ingenious argument, and pro.
duced much sensation. The argument of coun.
sci, il is thought, will he concluded to morrow
about noon, aud The case given to the jury.
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EARM NEAR THE CITY FOR SALE,
BY TOler & Cook.

WE WILL sell on Thursday, the 9Th inst
w at the hour of O'CLOCK, P NJ, that beautiful
MANSION, on Church Hill, for many years owned
and occupied by Joshua Goode, decd. The lot
fronts l05 feet on 9th ST. between Broad and Grace
Sic, running back les feet
The dwelling is large and airy and In frat rate
order. with every convenience necessary for large
and gerteel family. Persons wishing 10 purchase
SUCH properly as above described, are respectfully
OWED to attend gu the day OF SALE the property
will certainly be sold
The terms will be one third cash; the balance in
IL and 9 months, with interest added; the purchas
er giving negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed
a deed of trust to secure the credit payments.
JED TOLER d. COOK, Aucts.
EMMEDIATkL arter sale of the Goode
IL Mansion, on Thursday, the 10th inst, at five
O'Clock Nj we will sell those two esutiul build
ing lots the corner of27Ih and Marshaii Streets
Church Hill adj lining the Goode property on the
north side, fronting 80 feet EACH running back lao
feet to an alley.
Also one lot fronting SO feet on 9th street, ran
ming back 100 feet TO alley, and is situated on the
south side of the Mansion.
TERMS One third cash, balance at and IL
months, with interest; the credit payments to be
satisfactorily secured.
je7 TOLER d. COOK Aucts
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June l3-Sales of $50 bbls.
Flour at s. e.; $4,000 bushels Corn at SIS cts.
for white and 81 TO 573 for yellow.
New YORK., June 13-Sales of ii 900 bbls.
Flour at 81 so to $4.62 for State, 81 81 to
$500 for Southern 80 ,00G bushels white
Wheat al $l.20 10 $l.22; and 10000 bushels
Corn at easier rates.
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BY Alexander Mott g. Co,
+ AIDES SALE of Childrens Wearin
Ia AnnareI.-Iln " ednesdex tiarninu II

IL Apparel.-On Wednesday Nj Orning, the
18th inst, commencing at O'Clock, we will sell at
auction, in the Fancy Store, corner of Main and
lst sts the entire stock, being the most beautiful
assortment of Childrens Wearing Apparel ever
offered in the city. The stock consists of almost
every article of Dress for Boys aad Girls, most of
which is beautifully emb'd and trimmed in Tasty
style.
Also, handsome assortment of Trimmings and
Fanc Articles
Every information will be given as to the sizes
each article is intended to fit.
N The sale will be exclusively for Ladies ;
seats will be prepared, and everything conducive
to their comfort will be attended 10, SO they may
have no oeicacy in attending, and giving what they
think such articles are worth to Them.
Sale conducted by
jel3 ALEX MOTT e. CO Auct.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Later from NIexico

NEW ORLEANS, June l2,h.-Advices tron
Mexico TO the 4h inst. have been received bv
an arrival at thisIport. Government was en-.
gagged IN revising the tariff. The duties had
been raised considerably. The monopoly OF
the tobacco market had been taken by the 90.
Vernment. The Siglo newspaper was fined for
an infringement of the law regulating the
press.
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Arrest for Forgery-Astounding Develop.

CINCINNATI, June ia man named T.
oraig' has been arrested at Newport, KY, on
the charge OF forgery. Developments have
been made, connected with IL is arrest, which
show that an immense fraudulent business in
real estate aud land warrants has been trans
acted for several years past, by Craig and his
confederates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-14

New YORK, June l3.-The cour, to-day
gave lis decision in the case ofthe negro girl,
Jane Trainor, awarding her TO the custody of
her father.
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8y Alexander ieoII 81 30.

THIS CT1esdayJ alOaNENts, commence
z lag at 81 O'clock, will sell al agct o. ia our
Store u close sucdry copsienmsnts-
large lot of Ladies Dress Goods
A DO OF Diiiiiogs, Linens, Beleges, Muslins,
&c. DC
Also, q lot of Dress end Frock, Blue and Black
Cloth
Also, handsome 0tof silk Vests
Also large 10: Of white Shirts
j. IL ALEX MOTT a. co. Aucts
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NMALL FARM on Mechanicsvilie Turn
~ pike, Three Miles from the City, at
auctiOn.-Will be sold on Wednesday, 22d
june commencing at O'Clock, P M, upon the
premises farm on Mechancsvie Turnpike. about
miles from the city. The tract contains abou.
"a acres, in high state of improvement; the soil is
peculiarly adapted to the raising of vegetables &c
The impr ovements consist of a comfortable dwell.
ing, containing three rooms kitchen barn. DC, and
there is well OF excellent water.
After the sale of the farm, will be hired cut for
the balance of the year, several good field hands,
&c and the farming utensils, stock, &c, will be
sold.
This farm is very desirable as market garden OF
for suburban retreat being convenient to the city,
on good road and very susceptible OF improve.
ment.
Terms will be hoeral, and will benade known at
the sale. JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
NJ B & G.. HILL les
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Destructive Fire.

BROOKLYN, N. T., June 13th.-A fire broke
out !" this city last night, which DESTROYED
pecSer's lumber yard, MeMahon's coal ward.
and the ship North Bend. Loss $500 600.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
b. James n. Taylor.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DEST.
" rzbly Located Bulldog Lots In tho
Town Of Sidney By virtue o. an order Of the
County Court Of Henrico. on the 7th day Of Nay,
1853 in the case and upon the petition of Arthur 4
Pe,icolas com mittee, &c, and a. commissioner sp-
pointed by the said court for the purpose, shall
sell at public auction to the highest bidder, On
Tuesday, l4th day OF June. 1853. upon the prem
ises, commencing Of ~ O'Clock, y, -. cel I.an
petition, lying in the town of Sidney, IN the county
of HenIico, near the city OF Richmond, belonging
10 ths said Edward T. Peticolss, containing tour
acres or Whereabouts. and adjoining warsaw, mo
property of John Gimer.
This property is considered to be he most desf-
rably located for building purposes OF any IN tnst
Deishborhood now to be had IL VIII De divided
into % lots suitable Sizes end plan thereof may
be seen ut the Office of the AuctioDeer. Ihis pro-
perry contains variety of choice fruit trees, vine
yard, DC and Well of very fine water.
TERMS From the sale of the whole OF theprop-
erty, $1,000 10 be paid In cash. and for the residue,
a credit OF l, 2 end years from the day Of sale,
and the deferred payments 10 be secured By deed
WIZ. F. WATSON. Conn.,.
JAMES II. TAYLOR, Auct je2
A TTR ACTIs nhsIDENCE AND.
"A Building Lots in sidney ut Auction
VIII be sold ON TUESDAY, the 14th June, 1883,
upon the premises, commencing immediately after
The above sale, by w Watson, Conf that very
desirable ana attractive Residence In the Town OF
Sidney, directly opposite TO Warsaw, ano now In.
the occupancy of Mr John N Johnson. The i'm.
proveneEts consist of Brick House nearly new,
stories high, containing about rooms, Kitchen,
Stable, &c, and we'll Of good wafer In the yard;
the lot fronts so feet and back about IT'S ieet
to an alley.
Alter the sale Of the House, will be sold several
very beautiful Building Lots &C joining it on either
side
This is really pleasant and desirable suburbsn
retreat and combines a8racluDA n a
usually 10 be met with.
Terms-OLe third cash, balance at and II
months, with interest and satisfactorily secured.
je6 JAS NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
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vsHE HUGUENoT spRTNC

= IA N SE Ss-IhIs
IL pleasant retreat will be opened to vi.itsrs on
the 18th June. Since the last season additions aud
improvements have been made in the Hotel and
Cabins-inoeed the whole establishment has under
gone thorough repair. Competent assistants and
servants Ia the different departments have been
procured, good Band OF Music engaged and eve
rs thing done to secure the conat0ri aud pleasure
of the guests The waters of three kinds, Sui
2hur, Chely oeate, and combination OF the two,
and an at eulve observation CT many years enables
.he subscriber to say confidently that these waters
are highly beneficial especially IN dyspepuc cases
ana in the diseases of females and children
Baths, Hot and Cold, may be had as heretofore
The Ball Room, Bowling Alley and other sources of
amusement Invite those who are inquest Of recrea.
ton ana pleasure.
The Huguenot Springs are in Powhatan county,
on the rlver road, near the Manakin Town Ferry,
II miles above Richmond.
The cars OF the Richmond and Panvile Railroad
leaving the city every morning al O'Clock, (sun.
days excepted) will convey visitors 10 Robiou's
Station, whence large and c0mnodious omnibus
in addition to the used last yeaE will take them
10 the Springs. The fare through will not exceed
81. car will also leave Richmond every Saturday
evening by which arrangement visitors may visit
the Springs at the cluse of the week and return
early Monday morning
Board $50 per month; $40 per week. 81 so per
day; children under IL years of age and coored
servants nalf price. Horses 90 els per day; sin.
gle meals and lodging so cts each.
CHAS A McEVOY, Esq. whose instructions in
dancing have given such general satisfaction, will
(oetore abandoning his present professiOn) give his
last lessons to class at the Springs curing the
son. Il w kOYSTER
lie Its
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Later from Weric6


New ORLEANS, June Il.-Th ste
Texas has arrived, bringing Vera CRUZ
OF the 9Th, and $l26,0O0 in speci
her passengers are Gen. AlmOuie, minis
the United States, and the minister 70 ri
The former will leave for Wasi 8ingfo
Louisville on Monday.
Alaman, minister OF foreign If Airs, d
the lst inst. Manuel Bonita, secrets
war, will take his place. Nava FRO, oil
dalajare, is spoken OF for secretar of wa
Santa Anna had revived the I'D edit
signed TO annoy travellers. Th5 govern
AcapuIcH, Gen. Alvarez had iss bed a &c
proclamation, advising the peop q 0f h
partment 10 pay no attention 10 fhe edic
The new tariff of Santa Ann, is said
higher than that OF 1915, and VI expec
prove very unsatisfactory. G. pn GOO
10 pay duty of cents per va
Sky robbers had entered th IN Of
COS, liberated the prisoners, abb o0 In
beT and carried away proper kfhe
OF 10000 or $4,000. The in fnts
in number, made no resistance
Sixty deaths by the u0mi rrt
vera Cruz on Inc 1th last.
Mr. Falconer, agent oftle En- rt
ers, had boon liberated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-14

WASHINGTON, June He
- said, has signiied 10 the
ceptance ofthe Prussian Misl
r Hon. james Buchanan is
fer the court Of 81. Jumes
next month.
ThOmss Hart HYATT. ed
Ter Advertiser, was yesterd
e uishIp 10 Annoy, China, Al
cept.
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Q0A kEWARD.---Ny Stable on Church Hill,
QlUwas entered ON Friday hight, the 10Th inst,
two sets Single Harness, brass mounted, and a
Linen Carriage Cover. The above reward of $40
will be paid tor the Of the thief or thieves
or S5 for the return of the Harness.
j. 1885, EDWIN FARRAR
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II Spring Dfsenses.-Those accustomed
10 the fashion oi taking medicine at the cofsmeuce
ment oil spring. to purity the system and strength
en- the stomach, will fns Bakers Premium
hifters one of the best medicines for those pur-
poses now extant Its purely vegetable properties
should commend II To the heads OF all families and
no medicine chest should be without It. As puri.
her OF the blood and regulator of the system il has
no equal
Price so cents per bottle To be had In Richmond
81 the Drug Stores of Messrs Purcell, Laid d Co.
Bennett d Beers, A Duva, Adie and Gray, A Bo.
deker, c. Miilspgugh, and Druggists generally
throughout the city Also, of Todd IL Christian,
Petersburg; ID Lyman, Lynchburg; King e. Toy.
norfolk; DR. Carnm, Williamsburg.
Ig Orders addressed to BAKER, Richmond,
Va. will receive prenpt attention.
Anis IL to certify that have, for years past been
saoject to spring and fall sickness from bilious at.
lacks, and some times months recovering with a
loss OF time as well Doctors bills But the free
use OF Bakers Premium Bitters at those seasuns of
the year Tor the last two three years have kept
me entirely free from all sickness; which gives me
great pleasure In recommending them to the public
as one OF the best medicns in strengthening and as
sisung nature have ever discovered.
]. w. OTEY.
Henrico, June 1st. 1853. ieI
E ANOTHER DREADFUL ACCI.
Acciaeht:-Ihe other night while dancing with
cousin Frank, | dropped my Breastpin AMI Ear
Ring on the floor and broke them sIl to pieces -
Never mind my dear. iaRc tnem to NOUN
TAlN'S jeweiry Store. You can get them made
as good as new again, and at very low price. The
subscriber takes this occasion to saw to hs friends
and the public 10 general that, having a manufac.
tory connected with his store, he is prepared to
make or repair all kinds of Jewelry, Musical In.
struments, Fans, Umbrellas, Parasols, &C., at the
shortest notice and at the lowest prices.
beautiful selection of Fine Jewclry, Watches,
Clocks, Perfumefy and Fancy Articles on hand,
which | will sell low for cash. Clocks and VVstch.
es repaired and warranted
Don't for get the place, No 2l7, Main street, above
the Banks. M0ITNTAIN
INV
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Arrival of the Illinois.

NEW York, June 81 he steamship Illi-
nois arrived on Saturday night. She brings
upwards Of 81 100000 in California gold.
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BY James NJ. Taylor.

Two HOUSES AND LOTS ON CANAL
l. Street, and Building Lots on Oregon
Hfli.-Wii be sod on THURSDAY next, I6ln
June, commencing at O'Clock, P 81, upon the pre-
misses, those two Framed Houses and Lots, situated
al the intersection of Canal and Foushee Streets
These houses contain four rooms each, are in good
order. and are now yielding good rent
After which will be sold. on the premises, about
ten Lots, beautifully situated ON Oregon Hill, end
within the Belvidere enclosure.
. Terms at Sale JAS NJ TAYLOR,
ioI
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IT q EuTD ) I0SSeH
REV ORLEANS. June /
Thirty six OF The passeng +
ship William and Mari y,
while on her voyoge fro "a
arrived here 10 day in
Many Of them were in |ihe
ditlon notwilhs anding 1.-The
cried themselves moj 81 |
half.
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B Great Improvement in stereos.

cOpea and StereascGpic Daguerreatypes.
MIR SlMONS, cur most success ul artist has made
q most wonderful and rapid stride in bringing this
new style OF pictures to perfection.
We have seen great number of those magical
gems but in point Of cearness and the perfect &C
curscy Of the two blending into one, Simons car
ries eff the palm. His pictures we consider the
very acme of perfection, and we bespeak for him q
large share Of public patronage. which he richly
deserves for his promptness, being one of the rst
beautiful daguerrentypes leila
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By DunIop. Moucure & Co.

By DuEleD. Moncure & Co.
HOUSEHOLD AND kETCHEN FUR
Ill niture: also, valuable Cariiege Horse, and
small Carriage and Harness. at auction On
Wed, esdRy. the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, ct the
residence of the late DR. Benjamin Lewis, on 5th,
between Main and Cary sts adjoining the residence
OF Mr. Jno C Hobson, we viii sell all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture of the deceated, consisting
in part Of
l Mahogany Wardrobe
l Marble Top Bureau
l Large Mahogany Bedstead, Beddiag, &c
Silver Table and Teaspoons
Silver Casters, DC, &c
A safe and well cond toned Harness Horse, and a
neat small Carriage and Harness.
Ierms-Under 500 cash; over 500, months
credit, Tor approved negotiable notes
WOOD BOULDIN,
SAM'L GREENHOW,
Exrs of DR. BENZ Lewis, decd
Sale conducted by
jel1 DUNLOP, MoNcURE CO, Aucts.
BY Dunlop, Moncare & Co.
A DESIRABLE Family Residence at
Auction.-On Wednesday, the 22d inst
at o'clock NJ, We will sell at auction, the resi-
denee of the late DR. Benz Lewis. on 5th. between
Main and Cary cts, and adjoining the residence OF
MIR John c Hobson. Its central location renders
II desirable to gentlemen engaged In business IL
fronts SO feet on 5th st, and back 100 feet to
an alley.
Terms-One-third of the purchase money cash
the balance on q credit OF A. and IL months, tof
negotiable notes. interest added, and title retained
I'LL last payment 10 made. on po,r nru
C GREENHOW,
Exec'rs Of DR. Benz Lewis.
Sale conducted by Messrs DUNLOP MoSceAE
Co. Aucts 20 10
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By Wellington Go ddin.

M 0Sr VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IVA AT ThE CORNER OF MARSHALL AND
llTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
Win ba sold on Tuesday afternoon, the l4sh
June, 1888 upon the premises, commencing ct
O'clock tdatmost valuable real estate the corner
of Marshall and llth streets, belonging TO the
tate OF Mrs Maria Brown, deceased sud now in the
occupancy Of MIR John WignD fronting ia4 feet on
the south line of Marshall street running back go
feet TO the lot on which stands the Athsn@lm.
TEBNS.-One fourth each; balance at s, 6 and 8
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
w. GODDIN, Auct.
F Immediately after the above sale, will be
soid the valuable lot at the Of Marshall and
18th streets. adjoining the residence of Mr. John
Jones--fronung 80 feet, running bsck 100 feet.
Terms same as above.
j4s w. GUDDIN, Auc..
DARN AND SGUCh SUR SALE.-The
Farm on which my sou, the late Henry L..
Reeve, resided, will be Offers at public auction ON
the premises, on Tuesday, l4th June at 10.
O'Clock. This farm 10 about miles from Rich.
mond and 3 miles from the termination of the
Western Plank Road ana adj0ns the plantations of
Gen Peyton and DR. Benz Duval. 1t contains
about 3o9 acres of land, which ID of good quality
as the growing crepe will show. TIE buildings are
new and comfortable.
1t hs purchaser OF the lard should agree to take
the growing crops at valuation to be fixed by dis
interested parties, then possession will be given
Immediately; II not possession will be given az soon
as the crops can be taken of; and in the meantime
the purchaser can have the privilege of seeding q
fall crop
Alter the sale ofthe Farm, the Stock and Farming
Utensils will be offered, consisting OF valuable
horses, mules cows, calves, eheep, hogs snd poultry
wagon, cart ,pioushs, Srags, &c
Also, valuable Threshng Machine, nearly new,
and 10 goOa order, made by II Nj Smith, If Rich.
mond, and some Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture
Also, good second hand Buggy and Harness.
Persons wishir 6 to view the Farm can 90 SO BY
calling on my hands employed there
Terms accomm dating. and made known on day
OF sale. FOR further particulars apply 10
JOHN ID PAYNE,
WELLINGTON GODDIK. aucts
je4-swsm4t or to SAMUEL REEVE
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"a rootlX he cured by Garlick &

~ ToothAhe cured by Garlick &
GWathmey 18th Ache specific 10
warranted to con- nothing injurious to the teeth,
and has never ys I'd in single instance to relieve
In q few minutes. Y the certificate of DR.. Edmunds
3 pEactising Denti this city.
Is-ssRs GARLIcN GwATHMEY: Cent have
use- - Guilty phiNf your Tooth Ache Specific
and an. o. plead ith its good effects. 1t GER
ta1nIy wffrtssz oSe than when caused by external
agencies; does " inn the Teeth and is excellent
IoI infamed ana 'engv inns. l consider il the best
sItlcse used for ISAhle, and cheerfully recon-
,at IL TO Dentist gAndAse afflicted with aching
seeln. Your. fck tfully,
s.,, gsN7kMAS H. EDMUNDS.
coz coz ey BENNETT ARs, PURCELL. LADD
an "a aSa Druggists seeA. Price IS csnts..
c}ia 4, "a can niwA Aaad AT WIN. FAIL
al CO. oaAefy, III an rect, an assortment
Eiscnit - aS1Iy, fies, NNars, RTsad, kolla,
sS1tsbilsaraent IN ths city, iIksasy or GasIs.yA
Eau or hend your orders 20
FAC 4t-ts WIN. FAL cCAR, III nsiu q.