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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-11

III UTICE.-Ihe undersigned, intending to els.
II continue business in this city, offer the house
at present occupied by them over the store OF VIM
III Harrison Main street, for rent. All persons
having claims against them are requested to pre-
sent them, and those indebted to make immediate
payment.
il. b. They intend to continue their present bu.
siness in Baltimore city and would be pleased to
receive a continuance OF the patronage of the pub.
lie there.
je lO-3t* FLYNN, ENRICH j. MURRILL.
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NEW PIANO FOkrES.-James Wood
" house, Gate Nash Il Woodhouse) has just
opened number ofnew and beautiful Piano Fortes,
which with previous good stock on hand, form
large collection; comprising an assortment from
the lowest priced good instrument made, to the most
elegant and costly.
Heis exclusive agent in this place for the exten.
siye Manufactures of A Stodart IL Co, John Dun
ham and Chickering, and offer their instruments
for sale at factory prices.
Every Plane Forte sold BY the subscriber, is wsr.
ranted.
Old Pianos saken in part payment when new ones
are purchased.
EsP- Piano Fortes Tuned aud Repaired. je6
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Two HOUSES AND LOTS ON CANAL
i Street, and Building Lots on Oregon
Hill. will be sold, ON THURSDAY next, 10th
June, commencing at O'Clock, P H. 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 goo1
Order and ale now yielding good rent.
After which will be sold, on the premises, about
ten Lots, beautifully situated Oregon Hill, and
within the Be!videre enclosure.
Terms at Sale. JAS NJ TAYLOR,
jel0 Auctr
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Ls0k sALk.-An excellent Feather He'd
l. aud aiattrasxs nearly hew, can DO bought
verv low by calling At this ofdca. The owner has
no use for them. je 9-4t
HiRtsIrIA LlME.-3eUb ols nov Ia The nasip
viii be sold low, Il taken nom the boat For
sale on consisnmsntg
je9 MACE a. WINSTON
Ii Go TO the Clothing Emporium lu3 Main q.
and procure sonas OF sAAFER'S ii2hs Sammer
Suits, which be viii sci Al very law cost
je9 HENRY sAAFER
SuPkaIOk Family Floar, Tor ssie ~
~ 10 JJFKy,
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BY TOler 81 Cook.
MTE WILL sell on Thursday,

I'VE WILL sell on Thursday, the 10Th inst,
w at the hour of O'CLOCK, P NJ, that beautiful
ctANSION, on Church Hill. for many years owned
and occupied by Joshua Goode, decd. The lot
fronts los feet 9th ST. between Broad and Grace
Sis, running back les feet
The dwelling is large and airy and in first rate
order. with every convenience necessary for large
and genteel family. Persons Wishing TO purchase
such property al above described are respectfully
invited TO attend IN the day OF sale, as the property
will certainly be sold.
The terms will be one third cash; the balance in
IL and 6 months, with interest added; the purchas
giving negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed,
or a deed Of trust TO secure ne credit pay ments
je4 TOLEkS6c COOK, Aucts.
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auct lie 3
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON vENA

~ BILE STREET AT AUCTION.-Will be sold
on MONDAY, 18th June, commencing at ST o'clk,
In the afternoon, upon the premises that framed
House aud Lot on the South side OF Venable street,
east of 18th street, and now in the occupancy of
Mr. Samuel Murray. The house is in very good
order, contains about three rooms, with kitchen,
coal house, &c. The lot fronts 25 feet and runs
back loo feet. This property being situated in
very improving neighborhood, and convenient to
the business part of the city will at all times yield
ahandsome per centum upon the probable cost
Terms: One third cash; balance at aud IL
with interest, and the title to be retained until
the payment in full of the purchase money.
JAMES III TAYLOR,
my 81 Auctr.
Alter the above sale, will be sold two Lots IF
Land on the West side of 18th street, North of
Victor's mill, each fronting 25 feet and running
back about lao feet.
Terms liberal.
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NEW AND INTEkEsVfNG BOOZE ).
" Great Truths by Great Authors; Dictionary
of Aids to Reflection; Quotations OF Mexims, Meta.
phors, C0ursels Cautions, Aphorisuls, Proverbs,
DC, 6Sc-from writers OF all ages and both Hemis.
pheEes
Spiritual Vampirlsm; The History Of ETHEREAL
Softdown, and her Friends of the New Lightly
w Webber
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, by w Thomas,
MD
Tales of the Southern Border, by w Weber,
author Of old HICKS the Guide, Shot in the Eye,
&c, &c
The Poe.ical Works of John Milton, with Life
Of the Auth r; Preliminary Dissertations On each
Poem, Notes Critical aud Explanatory, an Index TO
the Subjects of Paradise Lost, and Verbal Index
to all the Poems. Edited By Charles Dexter Cleve
land.
Epitome of Greek and Roman Mythology, with
explanatory Notes aud Vocabulary, by John s
Hart, LII D; Principal Of the Philadelphia High
School, member OF the American Philosophical
Society, &c, &c
For sale by JAMES B. GLIB, No SO.
my 10 Opposite City Hotel.
NEW MUSIC FOR TaE PIANO AND
" GUITAR.-Just received by HAROLD L.
MURRAY, Broad street
Rose of the Desert, from Gems of German Songs,
by Spohr, l23 cts
On Charming May, Ballad, Rodwell, IS cts
Wild Flowers, do, Wallace 80 cts
On While Adown Lies Stream We Glide, Hew.
itt l24 cts
Within Mile of Edinburgh, By Catharine Hayes,
% cts
Affection Polka, by ii c, 1871 cts
The Jessamine Polka, by a b NJ, l24 cts
Merry Morn Waltz, by Lehman, l2k cts
Logansport Waltz, by Davis. l24 cts
West Point Dream Waltz, rs cts
La Pasaduta, Mexican National Air Song, for
Guitar, l24 cts
When the Moon on the Lake is Beaming, l2t cts
WOODS Of Green Erin, Guitar. l2K cts
Whisper One Gentle Word, Guitar l2h cts
m 23
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E1URNITURE SAILOR next Monday

4 IAN lime. at 10 o'clock, at No ls9 Main street,
Eag,e square, next Messrs Nash & woodhouses
BOOK YIN Be sold lot Of Of ws asps guIn
49, Eesnch Soring Bedslead, Feather Bed Hair
and ID Furniture Paror and other Chairs,
niaing ana Tea sets, Tabs Silver, chsm0erware,
stoves. Music Stand, Looking Glasses Carpets, Ba
sssus. &c. r cAUTHoRN, Auc:.
Ia 9-4.S
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~ EEP COOL.-We have just received per
N steamer Roanoke, direct from our msnufsc.
tory, another large supply OF those desirable Goods
for gentlemen's wear, such grass, cambria, linen
and silk Frocks and Sacks also, Vests Of the same
material, and Pants of drill, drsp etc, cashmere,
&c. DC.
Those who wish to keep cool during the hot
call and examine our stock Of superior Clothing, as
we are determined not to be equaied by any.
my3 KEEN, CHlLES a. BALDWIN.
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- AND RlCH.-The Lustrsl Hair Tonic by BEN
NETT BEERS. from the original Paris Recipe.
is universally acknowledged the most elegant toilet
article for the hair ever used 1t prevents it from
falling outor turning grey, removes all dandruff and
beauties, restores and preserves the hair, making
it DARK, soft. smooth and rich Price only 25 and
SO cents bottle-it is cheaper than the cheapest
and better than the best single bottle will prove
its efficacy. je2
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BY Richard Cauthorn.

STONE CUTTEnss Tools, Blocks and
~ Tackle, Dressed and Rough Stone, 81 !, sac.s5n
On Monday, 18Th inst, ct ocioek ~ BE-, az :,
between 10Th and IIth nearly opposite the Wool.
en- Min Row. viii sell sell at auction for cash,
lot Of stone cutters and blacksmshs soos, oiocks
and tackle, dressed and rough stoIe' Chains mar
ness; &c. CAUTHORN.
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ENRESH HARDWARE.-We have Just re-
L ceived of direct importation, and offer for sale
a further large supply of Sheffield Goods, consist
ing of
Table and Dessert Knives and Forks
Pen and Pocket Knives in great variety of l g g.
and blades
Butcher Knives, Shoe Knives
Hand, Cross Cut Pit, Mill Saw and Flat Bastard
Files. all sizes
Horse, Wood, Shoe and Cabinet Rasps, &C.
To which we invite the attention of Merchants
and others. w s g. G DOMAIN,
Importers of Hardware and Cutlery,
apl9 No 19Pearl street
VEC0ND SUPPLY OF SUMMER GOODS
~ j9st received this day per steamer Roanoke and
Express,
Plain aud figured black Silks
Black bereges, and black and white plaid Cling.
Black and white French Lawns
Muslin and lace Sleeves
Do do printed Collars
Scoloped bordered Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Do do Muslin GO
Black lace Scarfs and Points
White lace Scarfs, very rich
Plaid and striped Havana Scarfs
English Crapes-black, white, pink and blue
Fans, large assortment, some very pretty
Alexander silk and kid Gloves
Striped and plain Satteens for boys clothes
Do do French Eankeens
Parasols and Ribbons
Together with large stock of other Goods
TO the above we invite the attention of the public,
with the assurance that we really intend to sell
low. WARREN d PERKINS,,
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II EAVY WHITE BOX COATs.-Re.
l. l. ceived per Roanoke, new lot Of heavy white
drill box Goats, something nice and beautiful.
8. MERCHANT d. WEisIGER,
lei Nc LIZ Main sire
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ES ExtrnOrdinary cure of Rheumatic
Fever by Holioway's Pills, in Van Die
mems Land.-Margaret M'Connigan nineteen
years OF age, residing at New Town, had been sui.
fering from violent rheumatic fever for upwards
OF two months, which had entirely deprived her of
the use OF her limbs. During this period she was
under the care of three of the most eminent
medical men in Hobart Town, and by them
her considered hopeless. A friend pre-.
vailed upon her parents try Holloway celebrated
Pills, which they consented TO do and in an incre.
dioly short space oftime perfectcure was effected.
The particulars OF this case are copied from the
"Hobart Town Courier"
Sold By the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (Eear Tenn.
pie Bar) London, and by all respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines thu oughout the British Empire,
and by those OF the United States in Pots and Bog
es at 81 X cents, 81 cents and 81 so each Whole.
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union and
by Messrs d d SANDS, New York, and PUR-
CELL, LADD d co, Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizes.
B-Directions for the guidance of Petients are
Sfixed to each Pot or Box ie 3-Iu
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sNFUhMATION WANTkD.-JOHN
LEVES, native of Truro, England, and tor a
long time resident in Richmond, Va or any of his
descendants or friends, will confer a great favor
by communicating with RICHARD EVANS, care
of Messrs Vivian 81 Sons, liverpool, England, and
giving him all the facts which they may know in
relation to said Leves sni family is IO-4t
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TWO NEWLY ERECTED BRICK
I Tenements ON Marshall. between z th

~
L Tenements on Marshall, between 9th
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, 18th inst, commence
ing at O'Clock, upon the premises, two newly
erected brick tenemeRls on the North side of Mar.
shall between l7lh and 18th streets The houses
contain about rooms each, with kitchen, &c -
Tbs lots front together about IS feet and run back
about 90 feet TO an alley.
This property being located so convenient to the
business parts of the city, market, dock, de- must
always yield good per cent. in the way of rent,
offers good investment il view of an improve.
ment in value
Terms-ORe third cash, balance and I2 months
With interest aud deed OF trust upon the proper.
ty, o. the title retained until payment in ful OF the
purchase money. By request.
je7 Jas III TAYLOR, Auct.
quail FARE on Mechaaicsvlile Turn
~ pike, Ihfee Miles from the City, at
auctlOn.-WIIi bs' sold On Wednesday. 22d
June, commencing at o'clock NJ upon the
premises, d farm ON Mechanicsville Turnpike. about
miles from the city. he tract contains about
"a acres, IN high state OF Improvement; the soil is
peculiarly adapted to the rails. OF vegetables &c
The 1mpI oyenents consist of a comfortable dwell
ing, containing three rooms kitch III barn, &c, and
there is a well of excellent wafer.
After the sale OF the farm, will be shred cut for
the balance OF the year, several good held hands
&c and the farming utensils, stock, &c, g be
sold.
This farm is very desirable as market garden D.,
for suburban retreat being convenient to the CITY,
On good road, and very susceptible of improve.
ment.
Terms will be liberal, and will be made known at
the sale. JAS NJ TAYLOR Auct
NE e. C. HILL les
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NV lie IN II U 4 ID LIUdT.
MING RUDS.-Your attention is particularly
invited to the importance Ct protecting your pro.
peTty and tsmihes from TIE shocking effects Of
Lightning. A small amount may save your house.
your wife or yourself. word 10 the wise is suf
fcient. You can be accommodated with the first
quality, at the lowest rates, by addressing LOUIS
J. HAWLEY, through the Post Office, or at the
Broad Street Hotel, where he will always be found
ready and willing to Wait upon you.
ia lO-ts
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70 Spring Diseases.-Those accustomed
TO the fashion OF taking medicine at the commence
ment of Spring to purify the system and strength
en- the stomach, will fms Bakers Premium
Bitters one of the best medicines for those pur-
poses now extsnt. Its purely vegetasie properties
should commend it to the heads of all families and
medicine chest should be without it. AS puri
fer of the blood and regulator of the system it has
no equal
Price so cents per bottle To be had in Richmond
at the Drug Stores of Messrs Purcell, Laid Il Co;
Bennett d Beers, Duyal, Adie and Gray, A Bo,
deker, C. Mspaugh, and Druggists generally
throughout the city. Also, of Todd d Christian,
Petersburg; D R Lyman. Lynchburg; King d Toy,
Norfolk; Dr. Z Camul, Williamsburg.
- Orders addresses to E BAKER, Richmond,
Va. will receive prompt attention.
This is to certify that have for years past, been
subject to spring and fall sickness from bilious
tacks and some times months recovering with @
loss of time as well doctors bills But the free
use of Bakers Premium Bitters at those seasons of
the year, for the last two three years have kept
me entirely free from all sickness; which gives me
great pleasure in recommending them to the pubic
as one of the best medicins in strengthening and
sis,ing nature have ever discovered,
w OTEY
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY James M. Taylor.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DERI
W rnhlx Lacafed RufIdfag Lots In lhJ

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DERI.
" rnbly Located Bulldog Lots In the
Town Of Sfduey.-By virtue OF an order OF the
County Court OF henrico, on the 7th day OF May,
1853 In the case and upon the petition OF Arthur
Peticolas con- miitee &C, and as commissioner ap-
pointed by the said court for the purpose, shall
sell at public auction TO the highest bidder, ON
Tuesday, 18th day of June, 1883, upon the prem
ises, commencing at Az o'clock, M, certain
piece or parcel of Lend, entioned in the said
petnon, lying in the town of Sidney In the county
OF henrico, near the city of Richmond, belonging
to the said Edward F. Peticolas, contsning tour
acres or thereabouts, and adjoining Warsaw, the
property of John Il Gimer
This property is considered to be The most des
rably located for building purposes of any In that
neiehborhood now to be had 1t will be divided
into 20 lots ofsuable sizes, and plan thereof may
De seen at the office OF the AuctioDeer. This pre-
perry contains variety of choice fruit ees vine
yard, &c and Well of very fine water.
TERMs-From the sale of the whole of Their
erty, $1,000 TO be paid in cash and for the reaidue
a credit OF l, and years from the day of sale,
ior bonds bearing interest pay able semi annually
and the deferred payments TO be secured by deed
WIN. F. WATSON, com'r.
JAMES d. TAYLOR. Auct je2
A TTRAC TIVE RESIDENCE AND
"A Building Lots in Sidney at Auction
VIII be sold On TUESDAY, the l4th June, ls53
upon the premises, commencing immediately after
the above sale, by w Watson, Com'r, that very
desirable and attractive Residence in the Town Of
Sidney, directly opposite to Warsaw, AND now in
the occupancy of Mr. John Johnson. The inn
provements consist of Brick House nearly new,
stories high, consisting about rooms, Kitchen,
Stable &c, and well of good water In the yard;
the Lot fronts so feet and back about It's feet
to sn alley.
After the sale of the House, will be sold, several
very beautiful Building Lots adjoining it on either
eide.
Thisis really pleasant and desirable suburban
retreat and combines as many attractions as are
usually to be met with
Terms-One third cash, balance at and IL
months, with interest and satisfactorily secured.
je6 JAS M TAYLOR, Auct.
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rChange of Weather. and Bad {

LB CHhHBO Ut W OaiIHcE ttuU ID Ht z UIUH >
fyou have cough, use DIR. Roses EeEgh
Syrup, SO cents bottle If you have pain in
your back, limbs, side breast, stiff neck, ear or
tooth ache, pains in your face or head frem cold,
or suffer with an ague in your breast use DIR.
Roses Pain Curer, and your will find imme.
date reiiet bottles l2H, 25 and so cents. If you
are bilious, dyspeptc, liver out of ORDER troubled
with cold feet, variable appetite, sick stomach and
head, take DIR. Roses Anti.BiIious or Rail.
road Pills, and you will get well Immediately
In boxes l2t and 25 cents. II your blood is out of
order, troubled with skin eruptons pimp!es on your
face, yellow skim feel weak and detected, use DIR.
Roses Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier quart
bottles 81, small bottles So cents-and you will
soon have color, clear skin, good appetite and
spirits.
S-Sold by all the Druggists in Richmond, Nor.
folk and Petersburg. my rs
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AZ HANDSOmE Building Lots at Full
4O ton. nenr Port MnVO. Rockets. for

Will be sold Immediately after the above sale, lot
No 3, fronting 33l feet on Lester street. Rockets,
running back to Gllies Greek adjoining Mr. Roys.
ters property Also, lot No 20, fronting 200 feet
Hsgue street, running back TO Glllie's Greek.
Terms above.
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NN0ST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
l4A II TLiE l,ARAER OLE MaR SlALI AMI

E@ Immediately after the above sale, will be
sold the vaIua lie or the corner of Marshall and
l2lh streets adjoining the residence of Mr. John
Jones-ironting 30 feet, running back 100 eet.
Terms same as above.
les w. GODDIN, Auct.
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Nor do we think it wilt ever be found advisable to EN-.
ploy men and women Unfortunately to work in q
large printing establishment, or in any other extensive
mandatory Where nearly or quite all the operatives
in room are women, as In cotton wooden factory,
there may be no objection but in all others there
would be.
We should like 10 see Book Printing iice ar
ranged expressly for the employment of Women as
Competitors they already as feeders on Adamss
Presses Here the few who already know something OF
the might be employed with thrice as many more
and all instructed merely to compose and distribute
but to correct make up impose forms and prepare the
type completely for the press stereotype foundry
good foreman would be requisite for season but his
place might soon be resigned to the most competent
among the female compostors and the whole business
committed to her hands That will be an suspicious day
for Woman wherein she acquires complete mas
terry Of the Topographic art thus enargng her sphere
of usefulness and her command of the means of assert
ing ber rights and exposing her wrongs in the ear oil the
reading world.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY APRIL go, 1853.

when be also retired from public e aud, according to
some authorities engaged in the much more useful pro-
sson Of baker while others say that he made wooden
shoes for living. The third Hebert, Due de Rich
mont was in turn to prison for twelve years but
ESCAPED and went to London, where, after two unsuc
cessful attempts to assassinate him. he died in good
circumstances in 1915, leaving son wdo renews
his fathers pretensioDs, though in a mitigated
form. The fourth is that new private in the
Dutch army whose melancholy lot we have above de-
nored The fifth who alone carries on the business with
yipor at present is the Indian missionary of whom
the Orleans family besought that abdcaton which
they refused from his predecessor For our part,
we can only say that he made great mistake
not to accept the proposal, sign the parchment and
pocket the indemnity Perhaps he may make more out
of it, but the experience of those who have gone before
him is rot encouraging Still, who knows what those
mysterious papers at NewOreons may not demonstrated
Let us wait in patience for their revelations, consoed by
the assurance that, come what may our Dauphin will
never enlist as private in the Dutch army