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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-28

: UsNEcEssARY ALARM.-Three small white
boys were taken into custody last Friday night, by
waichman Wickes, for making false alarm BY cry-
ing fire" Franklin street, 10 the hborhood Of
Mstrcpo itan Hail. while per ornlance was going on
there. They were brought before the Mayor on Sa-
turday, when the examination showed that John
Brannan, an apprentice to @. Miles was tho one who
gave the alarm, and 6ne of 81 was therefore set
down 10 the account Of Mr.. M. The other two boys,
named Thomas Allen and John Bendor, escaped
fine, because the evidence was not clear that they
ioined ia the CRY of FIRE.
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HELp,ss THE ETREAsURY--James Collins
was fined 81 and costs for obssrnctng ssidewalk with
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TNHE subscriber has just received from
Il New York Philadelphia and Baltimore, the best
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES and VESTINGS to be
found ia those markets which he will make up on
reasonable and in the most fashionable style
He begs share of public patronage. Examine for
yourself.
READY MADE CLOTHING of every quality,
Richmond manufacture, cheap as at any other
house IN the city.
Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOop5 In great va
rety. w. ID. BENSON,
sells Il0 Main st.
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A WooLY-HEADED IspiAs.-On Friday
night, officer Irving ARE sted gro named Richard
brss+sy, Bradbury for creating disturbance dr.
ring the performances at Metropolitan Hall. Satur-
si for ge' ting drunk, ordered him Eve ashes and to
be comm tied for want of register. He Is 8 negro
who ia ms To be Indiap while his wuoy head and
is, beyond all doubt. negro. gentleman in whose
employ the fellow Is, came forward and hoped the
Mayor would excuse him, as he was drunk at the
ims he committed the offence for which he was ar
rested Rather queer plea for the impotence of
q gro. -
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/ AND FOR SALE--We are authorised
~ to sell Tract Of Land, containing l40 acres iy-
ing in Chesterfield county, about three miles from
Mayo's bridge, on the Turnpike leading from Aian-
Russell Dickerson, Mr.. Shooter, Thomas Hartgrove,
Mrs. Fisher and the waters of Reedy Creek. Be-
tween 80 and 100 acres of this land is in wood the
balance in high state of improvement. Terms
cash TOLER L. COOK.
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pou.n r,yrs.-on Saturday. Edward I

Bouxp OyER.-On Saturday, EDWARD L.
m.ns ~ Hanover, was Arraisned 10 the Mayors
S.ann, n, ~ mnlant OF David j. Saunders who stated
49, ~ csme 10 his store, on Broad street, on
Er;.. 3 ;rbt and drew pistol from bic pocket and
,s,ss{eosd 20 shoot him, because Mr. 8 bad charged
n ni.n - Hanover The investigation showing that
~ = feelines we're Of hoste character towards
a. Man = xhom be had driven ont Of HE stcre with
hstchet after the pistol had been drawn on him. the
80 weaiths infesests 70 require security
~ 10th parties to keep the peace. On this decisiop
Kin 8sundess took m appeal 70 the Hnetlnss Court
bsS no ides of scting In sny otAss manner, a AnJ
future cccasion.
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DENTISTRY.
WHITE TEETH, HEAL

- WHITE TEETH, HEAL
ifY{S<5k THY GUMS, AND A SWEET
slIIIYn BREATH.--At these benefits are
derived from the use Of Zerman's
Delightful Tooth Wash. II is used and recommend d
by the most eminent dentists In the country Ii will
cleanse and preserve teeth from decay win cure all
grant oder to the breath Prepared only by Francis
German, Druggist Philadelphia Fer sale wholesale
or retail BY K r. DuvAL BRO, Richmond, and
nc 2g-Sms
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GOOD NEWS.-Just received, second
~ supply of very cheap BLANKETS. LINSEYS,
heavy wooen SATINETS, square and long
SHAWLS, FLANNELS of all colors, French aud
English MERINoS, ALPACA and black Canton
CLOTH, BOMBAZINE, plain and brocade SILKS.
MOUSELINES and CALICOES at all prices, and the
best assortment of embroidered L. C. HDKFS.,
SLEEVES, CHEMISETTES, cambnc and muslin
BANDS, lace, muslin cam brio. Croshs and Hornaton
cashmere and silk HOSE; besides great variety of
Fancy Articles, such BRACELETS, PORTE
MONAIES, India Rubber CO BIS, WORK
BOXES, &c.
Strang gers visiting the city and the public generally
will find it to their interest to give me CALL as my
motto is. small profits and quick sales"
Sc I2-3m H. ROSENFELD, IT'S Broad ST.
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NURRAY'S DAGUERREAN GALLE.

1yl RY, EAGLE SQUARE, Main Street, is the
place to obtain perfect picture at low price, The
FLESH TINT, the result of long aud patient study,
STEREOSCOPES, the most beautiful of all pictures,
taken at very reasonable rates. Strangers and citi
zens will find MURRAY'S GALLERY every way
weather. JOHN MURRAY
Sign of the Red Flag, the Bookstore OF James
Woodhouse. moi
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CURTAIN DAMASKS.-RichS Satin de
~ LANES for Contains.
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Curtain Chaps end Loops
Super Marseilles Quilts, all szes
English Furniture Prints
CRIB and Bed Blankets
IA Bleached Cotton Shirtings
1914 aud f2-4 Linen do.
q A, ga aud l0-1 Table Damask
Table Napkins Doyles and Tpwe llings:
For sale low by CHRISTIAN 4 LATHR0P,
ng,l7 Nc. 80 Main ST.
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CRAzY.-Elizabeth Buck. colored.. vas

OHtHN<t AziILuUCtU DuCht CUI0ItU3s " dS
arrested and taken to the cage by officer Page. on
Friday for noisy and disordery condnct at the First
Market She was brought before the Mayor on Sa-
guilty of the charge against her. Her reply was.
chat she had been singing because she was reloiced
TO meet SO many of her friends IN Jesus at the Old
Marke1"--sW hat do you DOR continued the Mayor.
vi steal anything. they'll take care of nasr was
tbs reply. She was then ordered to be committed.
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HOMICIDE IN NBALTIaoRE.-A young man named
Joseph Christie has been arrested in Baltimore ON
the charge of killing Henry Whann. The Patriot
says: sa
parties on Monday afternoon, Christie threw a
brick, which striking{AV hann upon the head, caus-
ed so fearful wound that it resulted in his death
on Thursday afternoon. Coroner Miller held an
inquest and the verdict of the jury that the de-
ceased "can1e to his death from blow with brick
in the hands of Joseph Christie, producing frac-
ture of the SKULL The parties were brothers-in-
law. Christie is about 19years of age and Whann
q, who leaves wife and two children.
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BY +. A. COWARDN.
FOR RENT

- FOR RENT--1he present residence
H. .sw1s r r. Davenport, situated on Srd. near
E.1vpii -~set and containing or pleasant rooms.
r faas IN sooa order Possession given about the rst
Deeemees APp' JAS. NJ. TAYLOR.
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4 VALUABLE DISCOVERY-On
IN that has long been sought after, viz a CHEMl-
CAL LIQUID SOLDER, for mendng broken china,
glass esrthenware of every description. This in
at store1 should be in possession of every house.
keeper. The directions each phial are simple.
and when correctly followed the performer never
fails in restoring fhe article to be joined 10 its wonteu
strength. For sale by
r. r. DUyAL & BRO, Druggists
ocl5 1893 Bank Square
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nAGUERREOTYPES-A truthful, life

y Ike, finely finished portrait miniature OF
relative or friend, severed from by distance or death
who would not prize and desire to possess1 clear,
rich toned durable Daguerreotype is object rarely
seen. But MOULS0N'S Pictures Withstand the test
OF time, and pronounced BY the highest authority
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic
Our price for one of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and number-MOULSONS Sky
and Side Light Dasuer rrean Gallery ITO Main street
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DENTISTs' FILES-Separating, Mo
lar, Plugging and other Files in use by Dentists.
For ssis By GEEHET JAMES,
noH Eagle Square.
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VALUABLE TABLES FOR ENGI-
Method of their Application to finding the mean
heights of Cross Sections, Tor equivalent level cut
tinss) aud cubic contents of Excavations and En-
bsnkments, by Patrick Lyon, Civil Engineer. Price
$3.50. J ust published For sale by
JAMES WOODHOUSE,
no 23 Eagle Square. i
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SAD AccIDEsrs s--When the alarln bell

runs yesterday afternoon. Engine Company, No. /.
started np Main street. but arriving st street,
turned about and going down Msin street rspidly
crowd of boys following them, one wheel Of tha
machine came in contact with the head Of 8 nssro
boy who had fallen at the corner Of 2cth street, tea.
ing the skin from one eide Of his face and ofherw;s
itg1urng him badly. The Company are not af sll 10
plane for this accident their bylaws forbid boys
learn the name of the injured boy ut understood
tnsf he was free boy, and about IA years Of age.
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a. FOR RENT-Four ROOMS over
Es, r stora with Kitchen and Cellar attached,
s1i'sn's "' NJ. GfANNINL
Applyto Garner Of Main and and streets.
~ 1S--sis totHet W Hio'u ""N ~"e eNVNt'
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- FOR RENT-A house and lot of
IL; eonF acres. well enclosed, one mile from the
1ST1 orator, in excellent neighborhood Apply
=, wi wM. GoULDIN,
m I--rf Governor Street.
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|THE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.

Vie OlO NJ Il ~ y II Ia II " Y - Il
Il FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DocToR PLUME l. co.
still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
treatment and of s delicate diseases at this old
institution.
People in the country when visiting the city, are
very particularly invited TO call. mo charge for
snltst3on) Much attention is given female disor-
des.
Doctor P. & Co. are the makers and sole venders of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
BRS, which has stood the test of time, and which is
unnvalled in giving tone and vigor to system shat
tered and almost wIted down by the frocs of early
life.
All letters prepaid, promptly attended to. Office
hours FROM s 4. M, till 9 P. n.
an 5-dkyEts RICHMOND, VA
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a FOR RENr-The Brick House, con,
ESs ,,;,ios six ron,s on the corner of Marshall
= N-s,son streets at present occupied by Mr John
= slate, Possession given immediately. Rent Sieo
Ia annun Applyto ToLER COOK, Agts
fots Pearl ST.
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LADY IOTHS AND VELVET TRIM
Il liMINGS.-By the Roanoke we are receiving tan,
drab and other Lady Cloths, and the various widths
of Velvet Ribbons. o
No ca corner Broad 9fh and Capitol sts,
ro1e near Capitol Square.
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- FOR RENT--A brick HOUSE,
E.s - ~ reems situated on NJ between SSfd
~ Ss,h ass There is large garden attached. and
sna s he obtained from an excellent spring ad-
join'ass' N'" R. CAUTHoRN.
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SrRIoUs CHARGE.-A man NAMED Fduard

2kkIoUs CHARGE.--A man named EDWARD
y ilson who were convicted 10 Sfsantou, fsw days
slnce, ios the murder of the old man Coleman, was
sItessed in this city, yesterday morning and Gagged
s ssil name and fame. He is generally supposed to
nave 1een an accompllce 10 the foul referred
20, sno may now be fugitive from Justice He will
hear from Siannton II he has been acquitted Of all
plane N that foul transaction, it would be good po-
E.s.eru or Middle yirsinia = :. - -
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a. FOR RENT-The large Brick House
ts on north corner of Marshall aud 9Th sts and at
--sseut occupied by Messrs Bragg aud Ruth. Pos
ssson given lst January next. Rent $50. Apply to
ToLER & COOK, Agents,
70 II Pearl St.
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TIEMAN'S SURGICAL ms TRU-
ssso-,at of th Iasst tvi na on ast nsna os .ar
patterns of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, from the
above celebrated manufacturer, comprising in part
fine pocket operating. dissecting and der cases. to
which the attention of physicians and others is in
vited ADIE GRAY Druggists
nov 10 147 Main street.
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LINE LIQUORS AND WINES.-Lon-
IL don Dock, Hennessey, and Otard, Dupuy Co
Brandy Pure Rye Whiskey; Holland Gin; Jamaica
Rum; Apple Brandy; Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine
and Cham pagne constantly on hand. For sale by
MACE WINSTON,
mole corner Cary and i4th street
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n AND
com.
leaders.

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,n may
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-PMEY PoINT LlNE aTo aALTlMoRE. :.


~ - EsN
On Monday of ench week.-Mrs. IS only.
TINE public are hereby informed thar the com
i Portable and expeditions steamer Powha-
tan, Captain Charles f. Mitchell, having been en-.
rely reftted, enlarged, and improved IL every re-
spect, Ii n ow on the route between Richmond and
Baltimore, once weekly. a
Passengers by this agreesbie and economical
line, viii leave Ricnmond oy the morning train On
Monday Of eacn week. at z O'Clock, A. NJ, and
reach Baltimore in rne course OF tine niRnI. proDs-
bly, bv midnight. thus securing o connection with
the dire, err hines our or bslurnore the following
morning, In any direction. Returning, passengers
win leave Baltimore on the afternoon of Wednes.
day of every week, at 81 O'Clock. P. III t, and con.
meet at the creek on the following morning With
the train of the Richmond. Fredericksbur. and 20
tomac Railroad Company. which arrives in Rieh-
mond on Thursday. at o'clock. p. n.
Fare In either direction, IS: forward sabin pas
sengers. dncluding meas,) q so.
Fare for hrst class passengers between Baltimore
and F hiisdelphs by the New Castle and FrecbtouL
line. b so. For second elsss do O. 50. Making
the whole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia by
this agreeable line, 81 so only for hrn eless pas
sengers. and So for second class do.
For further particulars, or through tickets, az
ply at the of6cc of the Richmond, Fredericksbuig
and Potomac Railroad Company.
J. B WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Oface R., F. L. P. R. 4. Company,
Richmond. March 20. 1853 NH 90
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATI1RnAy

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-EC q B,o,hs No,,ovav.
q Clasett. Md; II Timberlase and Mis- = I;
rr'yne; shs,iossesvile; W 8 johnson, p; Youns.
II Sv ~ 2 hughes !. York; L Minor, Louisa II;
y, y Welchs Msdisoni Msgruder. Orange; C II p
Terrell and WIN c Scott, do; K s Madison, Peters.
nure; Cocse, Powhatan; r Roosevslt N Y. !
~ Madison. ! ouisa c H; Il Rufap. Hanoyer. 1
mosoy. Aeemsrle; w II Winter, lady md chill.
arsn washington; Mrs Butler, do: John straue,
lady, children, Norfolk; Miss r Neal vs. n HnS
nall, Che,te fsld; Ffederice Vincent pniladr,phia.
&c VIM, Richmond; w Smith, Hanover; w P
raworeush. Ga: B B Vaughn aud d a Brancn. Pc,
rrsoura; G Brown, Ky; 81 Clark. LIE; Bait
and ady, Mrs Froost, servant and child. Mira Mitcu
81. servant ana child, Mobile; G Gfiffia. two
uaugnters and son, Ala; Master Glove Robinson
ann lady, Ohio; Ogden Peil and w Weathersby
fhiadelpha; w w REESE. lady, child and servant
Mrs. Reese, C; w w Wibaurn and A Lister
MISS; Harper, Norfolk; L C Clifford and lady and
MRS Clifford, Charlie. ton; Coos and lady, N C;
MRS ID Stann and daughle ter, Mrs Siam, C;
(! w Smith, ESSEX; w G Overten, Hanover; F
Pratt, jr, Petersburg; A P Crenshaw, w Cheat
ham. Charles City; E Goode, Washington; A
Davis, Petersburg; Porteaux, C Cooke Ha.
vans; N Hodges, Mobile: K Taylor, Gloucester
NJ Colman. Hanover; d doooh. Louisa; NJ o
Dabnsy. Huett, hunt. f G2ocb, w Gooch,
and E Gooch Louisa Ofiey, u 8 SURVEY:
DR. A w God Ais; A N Jewett Columbus.
COLUMBIAN KOTEL.-M Haesloop. B
Bank, City Point; s s Berry, s S RR; RF
Gatewood, James City; Williams, Va; b
POhiaux, Richmond; P H Garnett, Bucking-
ham; w II Jones. Fluvanna; j r Davidson,
Richmond; K Peasants, ID C; L Roper.
Petersburg J Johnson, Augusta; w Winfree,
Powhatan: Il H Brooks, DR. w Fl Johnson. j
Hobbs, NJ Robinson, A H Drewry, Chester
field; G Wilson, Cumberland; E Cooke, Pow
hatan; J Carr, Charleston; Raugday, jr,
Patrick.
AMERICAN HOTEL M X Tayloe, Mr.
Cannon, We; Brown, Lynchburg; G Carr,
kanawha; MIR Howard, Richmond; A G Gran.
ston, Lexington; G I Parker, Mobile; Nj I
Reynolds, P nj Hutchins. Ohio G H Smith,
aud lady, Mrs Lester, Charleston; Il l. Morr
son, Goochand; ] Robinson, Mercer; r w La
than. Washington; Gardner, Rio de Janeiro
M c Tyler, Fauqusr; c G Thomas, G L Ed.
wards, Washington; w l. S.ewprt and lady,
Mrs Adams, Trenton.
CITY HOTEL.-J V Smith, Portsmouth,;
} Morrisett, CHESTERFIELD; Prenriss, Ports.
mouth; II Early, Norfolk; J w Smith, Essex;
W H Harwood, Charles City; B Taylor,
Petersburg; P r Johns on, Miss; C Minor and
lady GA; DIR. Moore, Miss Moore, Cumberland
Jennings, Maine; E c Stotsenburg, Della.
ware; Mrs Hart, Mrs Boriram, Philadelpha;
Vest, Hanover; p Giles, Orange; o P
Chapman, r. Nj Binny, Martinsburg.
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MARINE NE WS.
PORT OF ICaM oND

ARRIVED,
stetmer Virginia, Tea, from Phfa, mdse to R
Rarkin
Sch Leave, Mara6le, from Chickahomany river,
corn 20 E Wor,hsm l. Co
schr Robt Henry. Penny, from Chickahomany
river, wheat to Geo w Grester
Scbr Eugenis, Chambers, from North Carolina,
shingles
schr Hound, McCabe, from Philadelphia, coal to
J K Anderson
Schr Excelsior, Fountain, fIcm Philadelphia, mds
to Rankin
schr Two Mary's Morrow, from Washington, N
C, lumber.
NEW foEK, .uly5U.- ga, steamship jamestown
Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, July 30-Ard, schr Sea Flower
Richmond
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The commerce of San Francisco has received
a vast impetus, and the statistics of the last
six months exhibit wonderful degree of pros
perity. Anexiensive coasiing trade has sprung
up between the ports OF California and Oregon,
as is shown by the fact that during the last
six months $50 vessels entered the port of San
Francisco from United States ports in tine
Pacific, and 3Sl vessels cleared there for the
same.
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CURE FOR DYsENTERY.-A correspondent
of the Philadelphia Register says the follow.
ing cure for dysenlery has never been known
to fail:
Take one pint OF new milk warm from the
COW if pos sble,j and add 10 it two tablespoon.
iuls oil fine charcoal, and one of table salt.
Drink as tee patient is able, and renew the
quantity if needed. The diet should be prin.
eipaiIy rice, or milk toast.
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ARsIvAr FROM icELAsD.-The Danish man
OF war Seea, Command Bochee, arrived at
Boston IN Tuesday, direct from Reikavik, Ice.
land. The customary saIutes were fred and
answered as the vessel entered the harbor.-
So far as we now recollect, says the Journal,
this is the FIRST arrival of stranger direct from
the Northern Islands. since the days of Erik
Rauda and Thoffnn Kareefue, eight hundred
years ako.
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FAST TRAVELLING FROM New MEXICO
Captain Skillman, United States contrac,o
upon the route from Santa Fe to Ell Paso, and
well known as one of the gallant followers of
Colonel Doniphan in the Mexican war. ar
rived IN Washington last Tuesday, tbs 26,h
instan, from Ell Paso, which he left on the 9th
OF June. He was detained six DAYS and
halt on ihe way, making his actual travelling
time twenty two days aud haif.- Washing
tes Republic.
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MONEY MlsslSe.--rhe Martinsburg Wal
Gaxette says thattwo weeks ago SONS Ave or
SIX letters directed TO Baltimore, were nun IN
the posteiiiee In that place. by as many Gill.
Sens, containing altogether ahou, $l400 in
money and drafts. None of these letters have
been received in Baltimore by the persons TO
whom they were sent. No package of letters
was even received at the Baltimore Office,
says the Sun, on that day from Mar,nsburg
showing that they were either mis- sent or
stolen on the road.
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DIR. GORDON HARRIS.
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CLASS 1924.
T aoUNDzH OF THE eA

T FOUNDER OF THE III
BAL ilMORE LOCK IEFIkMaRY,
Ne. 81 South Gay ST.,
Opposite the Exchange Building and Post Ofsce.
TNHOSE recurring medical or surgical aid. By
l. applying TO Dr t., may secure skiiiul tssat-
ment aud advice. while all con munics.ions viii bs
sacredly shielded BY the Eyis of professional no.
nor =
Aware of the difficulty with the public to dlsoh-
inmate In newspaper advertisement between the
genuine and skiliul physician and the spurious pre-
tensions of tie designing and dangerous ouaek, Dr.
viii eaeerfuily give, when applied -. saeh pri
vs.e references will fully safety all who require
his services
BEWARE OF NosTRUMSi
Avoid the Patent Exirs Compounds and Cor.
dials, advertised to cure ell persona Snder varied
forms Of disease.
As the constitution aud habits of individuals diff.
fer, reason teaches the same remedy canno. BE-
suited to all like, and TIA, disease can only be safe
~ and effec,ualiy eradicated by dicious appica-
non OF proper remedies.
ATTENTION INVITED
A practical experience OF over IS years enables
DR. II TO insure sound add speedy cure In Ger
taia class of diseases which have too long booa
yielded BY regular ply sicans 10 the hands Of qusck
cry. He may be consulted oonfdentisly, either 10
person or by letter.
Persons at distance cured Ct home BY addrss-
sing letter to DR. GORDON HARRIS, BsitiInsre,
Maryland.
All COMMUNICATION confidential.
Remedies sept by mail or express to any part OF
the United States. es js2x-3m'
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IS ster. are you happ,f"
Eyes, aeon, feel as though l was in Beei
zebub's bosom"
"Not Bee lzebub's."
'.Well, some of the patriarchs, don't care
which,"
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The Wheeling Times says:

The Wheeling Times says:
The river near Pttsburg is no longer navi.
gable for large scat FISH," A gentleman from
that region informs us that when he lett Beaver
the crew of the Immortal Crystal Palace"
were standing in water arcle deep, assisting
them over shoals with handspikes One fe
low, tearing his suspenders on lift, said
sits tarnal nusance-!et's 60 down to the
"head of navis atom
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RICHMOND MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR-Tn7 market is drm with sales at 374
to so for old-S5 rs to for new, and s. to z for
fsmils.
WHEAT-The market Ia active with q better
feeling at lis tn l20c; several ships now wailipg
for csrgoes new dur for Rio.
CORN-Scsrce and in demand at so to 65
TOBACCi'-Tbe prices continue with out chan &c
safes at so to sS for Iugs mt dunn & TO 10; fine
II 20 90 extra Tor manu- occurring. 30 to sos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-01

THE EXCHANGE CLOCK."
Tie Clock that once through Billiards. halls
The soul of order shed;
Now hsaRs as muts on Bsllards walls
AZ If that soul we're dead
So fall to earth truths words sublime,
Thus wisdom's reign 10 DER;
And men that once took note of time
Now mark it, flight Esmore.
NO moro to rouse its inmates gay
The Clock of Ballard dags;
The spriyg sl"ps t~aI snapped 20 dsy.
The deleful ruin sings
Thus servants hare will seldom wake
Till half the morn 10 through;
Unless that Clock at once they tako
To BILL BAR THO LO NEW.
w J BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker, de,
je Is Opposite the Dispatch ONCE