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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01
ARRIVALS AZ TIE PRINCIPAL a0TELs

atsAtHF A&iG IA 4l@1I 4al4sNkA al LOA HIN
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-John d Hol,, f.
R Terrell, w N Howertoh, Halitax; Thomas
3 Hibb, Halifax, N c; e NJ Field. L r Banks,
Petersburg; Rev d } Jewett, Allbama; r c.
Read and lady. L Dennis, LADY, and child,
w G Cooke, New York; john J Long, Miss
Long, N c; w G Allen, w Walker, New York;
r II Long, Florida; H Gordon, Fredericks-
burg; ] l. Reynolds and lady, Mass;J Duboys,
New York; L Leftwicb, Lynchburg; DR. Dor
rance, Philadelphia; w G Wade, Richmond;
w Shields, Christiansburg; E II Miller, Buch-
anan: r f Quarles, King William; ] SNYDER,
Russell; w Ii Brane, Baltimore; w N Hall,
Greensville; H B Davenport, Jefferson; j E
Lipscomb, Richmond; Hy Shackleford. Gull
pepper; Harry Seudden, Boston; Geo ID Davis,
Miss Davis, Miss Scott, Miss Sacketf, Lynch
burg; w Jones, u 5 Army; Josiah Shopper.
son, Jno d Alexander, Campbell; Nj McGar-
vim, Missouri; w w Kennedy, North Carol-
ma; Z Verstitte, Savannah; Jas 8 Handen,
Brooklyn; Conway White, Norfolk; Monioe
Kettle, lady, three children and maid, Rappa-
hammock; James Gordon, Norfolk; A Il She
pard, Mathews; j w Stubbs, ISIS Robbins,
two Miss Cafees, Gloucester; VIM + Ovens,
Richmond, B Woodbury., New ork; J I
Jones, r B Alexander, MeckIenbufg.
COLUMBIAN HOrEL.-N Burrus, Lou.
iso P w Watkins, Henry; ] Taylor, and
u II avlOT, DuchinSuau5 ~ ~ UHtlnSOn,
Powhatan; w 3 Williams, Warrenton, N G;
p Tyree. Lynchburg; z L Cheathani, Apo
mattox; o Taylor, Wheeling; N B Thur.
mond, Nelson.
CITY HOTEL.-RJ Muse Essex; G G String.
field, N Y; N Il GLADDEN., G; J @ Rowe, King q
Queen B McG!smre, c.; John 7 Whaling str
Augusta ] Francis, II; Wells, do; 5 II Halpiu.
NY; s Jacobs, Richmond; D Matthew, Phila.;
G McCauley; Washington; w Mallory yunct'n;
M II Archer, Petersburg; J Gates, DO; Il w Froth-
ington, do Spencer Lee, c.; S2cer. do.; c
Wiloon, Va; Mercer Wright, Eew York; John r
Farmer, N c; J !, Evans, = G.; v Dallerker, Rich
mond; Martin, Goochland. asesf
AMERICAN HOTEL.-D Walton, Richmond; d
Il Peters Lynchburg; G v Newman, Louiss;f g 4
Kingman II C; Daton Kiugsor6; c w Muir
ray, Va; Stevens, Norfolk; III G Gordon, SUI.
folk; w l. Palmer, n c; G Edwards. Petersburg;
D T C Pc tets, Lynchburg Hopkins, N C; II
shifeet, AlDemarle; C Potter, n Y; Powell,
Goochland; Mrs NJ Even, LynehbuFg; Professor
Anderson, lady, Master John Anderson and Master
Oscar Anderson, England; s A PancOast, Hsmp-
shire.
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MANAGERS DEEECE
z, FRANCE d co,

r. FRANCE q co.
Fer This Day-CapiEaIs: $4,000, 12,0oo, g.
600, 5000, 1900, $50, 20 of 500, sc. Is numbers,
- drawn. Tickets S..
Also the Dollar Lottery-Capitals; S4,4oJ, l..
900, 200, &c.
Drawn Nos Carol! Co. 10:
35 So n SO 80 45 z 81 40 II 81 rs
Ticket Z 80 IS, 5000
do 4O5475, 100 Sold and paid by
do 80 II, so LUCK.
do 75459, 6)J
Drawn Nos Patepsco, 70:
4 g Q Il 80 80 50 40 A 81 SO 50 60
Drawn Nos Of Patapsco, "a:
IS SO II II II so 81 80 So as
Half AZ 49, $3.50 sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Noe Of Nc Consolidated, 6:
50 % a IL 90 81 &c l8 81 II Sc 81
Do II 81 Il, q, i65 Sold and paid by LUCK.
Do l l8 80, 50S
Drawn numbers Patapsco, Is:
10 Is GO ~ 63 70 ~ s 50 70 a
Drawn numbers Grand Consolidated F:
IA "A - Il 80 Ii AZ 65 Sc Is SO
Whole IA SO II, 5000
Half g ~ Il, $500.
Do 56 &C. $500. LUCK.
Do Il 46 50, $500
TO Iny old Customers and Friendg.-My
Office is now opened at no 3 Governor street,
Qate r G SCOTS ofice) fer the Gale Of Lottery
Tickets, where it viii give me pleasure to wait on
ysu. C B. LUCK.
Orders for Certificates or Packages, or single
Tickets and shares in any of the Maryland Lotte-
res viii meet prompt and confidential attention, if
addressed TO r, FRANCE d co, Managers,
mn or 10 B. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
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- Citizens and Strangers Visiting
ths cl.y wish 70 sc. ihu,y Hair Gu; IA the la
test raa most Approved style, SHOULD call at the
t-s.s Dressing, Shaving, ShaElpC0!ng ana Bathing
>t.oc1, uaG-- she AmrTicaa Hotel.
H. E-20. sli Cold Sn "er Baths can be had
.a,y from ls.I past a, N. 10 ha!. past 2. Il (,
ed "a Sa.uEd.y 10 l. P J..
SIX e Bath 3 cents or fy1 tickets fer 81. En-
trance It'll street. nh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01

Saturday last, as a sailor, named W. q. slocum
va engaged with another, named Cops, in scraI
isg he mast of The schr Me:amora Of Kingston
RhoIe Islands, the halyards gave way and slocum
.el 10 the decb, tacturiug his skull and SO irjrr
ing himself ,laI he d;adin few minutes. Cops
was saved by catching among the ropes.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
r,,=5,Iiagt ton Hems-Gea. Pierce AID hss
Cabinet, sc.

Cabinet, &c.
,,.su,SGroS, Feb. 27.-Gen. Pierce yes.
". during the morning, received calls OF
'Hoe,, a, his apartments, only admitting one
eeieW a time. The rush VAS not very
80 49,, the reception not belng generaiiy
swn. Between and O'Clock, ne v.st
hgo - short time, the two Houses oil Con-
co. =" md was received with great attention.
siTs. allowing is said 10 be the true CON-
IN of the Cabinet, as definitely fixed upon:
pF93.oA William L. Marcy, of New York, Sec
-, At State: Hon. James Guthrie, of Ken
If'd' secretary of the Treasury Hon. Ro-
~. NJ CIelland, Of Michigan, Secretary OF the
S g',a Hon jefferson Davis, OF Mississippi,
l.-o-srv Of War: lion. ]. c. Dobbin, OF North
%S.e,ina. Secretary ofthe Navy; Hon, James
Cc,aan,nh..i. of Pennsylvania, Postmaster Gene
- Hon. Caleb Gushing, OF Massachusetts,
luorney General.
Numerous strangers are arriving, and the
h,,sIs are already filed. The boarding houses
40 nriya,e dwellings are also filling up.
Ftn. George Briggs was last night arrest
u -, the late assault on Postmaster Hubbard,
~ conolaint ofs private citizen, and held to
s.! il the sum ofS2,OU0.
an Pierce attended Rev. J. G Smith
D,sshyteFian church, this morning.
at,orney General Crittenden was married to
,.,s widow If the late Gen. Ashley this morn
ng 81 DR.. Payne's Episcopal church. Presi.
lsT, Fillmore. Gen. Pierce, Gen. Scott, MEM
5,s-s al Congress, OF tine Cabinet and many
g,aers were in attendance. The bride was
-;yea away by Secretary Everett.
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SMITHS LOTTERY GFFLCE,
Wall street. under the City Eessi,
CHALE'S OLD STAND.

Drawn Nos Cd Consolidated, ClassF:
Il "A - 10 80 2 As AZ IS So Is SO
Whole Ticket, Nos u 43; the Sd and 18th drawn,
$50. Do Or, IL -, $3.50.
Drawn numbers Patapsco 70:
42 80 73 80 As 10 &c S. 81 62 81 81 SO II IS
Whole, Z IS 70
Do.Day.-Bsl Air, E.-Capitals: of s24 900,
of - 600, OF 6,000, l of 5000. I of 1900, Of
$50, 20 OF 500. &c. 78 numbers, IS drawn. Tick
cts s5-ahares il proportion.
AIso-Patapsco, 77-Captals: CT 81 GEO. of
200 OF 700 of 400, l OF 800, &c. 7s numbers,
- drawn. Tickets Sl-ahaEee in pl oporion.
mn SNiTH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01

nOGGETT q ANDERSON. UPHoLsT-
IL ERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, corner Of
Governor and Franklin streets, have just received
a superior lot of white and checked India Mating;
also. part Of their spring stock Of French and
American Paper Hangings, which they would be
pleased 10 farnish to those In want 70 s6-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01

VlsIr TO GES. PIERCE.-On Friday morn
-,.s, the Chief Justice and the Associate
gastces 1.-THE Supreme Court ofthe U. States,
accompanied by the officers of the Court,
PAD visit o. respect 10 the President elect,
al A.s apartments.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Fire In Lynchburg.
LYScHBuRo, Feb. %.

NU'
Last nigh; the large Tobacco manutactui'
ing establishment OF Messrs. Dudley g. Johns
was destroyed by fire. The fixtures, stock OF
Tobacco, and all were consumed. They were
insured for $l5 $50. Entire extent of loss not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01
DEAUTIFUL PRIVATE DWELLING

BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE DWELLING
u ON MARSHALL d MONROE STREETS
The subscriber is authorize TO sell that valuable
Private Dwelling On the corner of Marshall and
Monroe streets, now in the occupancy of Mr. Ste.
phen Davis. 1t has recently been built, has Sc
ven rooms, besides brick kitcnsn containing three
rooms, and has hydrant in the yard. The whole
premises are admirably constructed, and are built
In the bet manner, with good materials. For
terms apply 10 w GODDlN, Auct.
fe 2G-dIW
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From Australia,

New YORK, Feb. %.
Late adyices from Australia represent that
the miners there are doing prosperous bus.
mess.
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- The Inauguration Bail that was TO
nave asen al Washington, has been abandoned
IN 5stsgsnce to the feelings OF Gen. Pierce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01

THE AGENCY OF II. FRANCE 6s Co.,
i Managers of Lotteries, Ia removed to tie Office
lste in the occupancy OF Ro G Scott. Esq. on Gov.
ernor street, and win hereafter be conducted by
B LUCK take pleasure In recommending my
old customers to him. as one In every way worthy
Of the confidence which they have 50 generously
extended to me during the last eight years.
reg w PURCELL
ftiDEh.--I6o obis best quality Cider. for sale.
~ te "a WIN. TAYLOR.
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Tg~ A bill amending the charter of the New
Yo.k aid Virginia Steamship Company, is
progressing through the New York Leg isla-
TIRE. Ii allows the company TO use small
vessels as tenders.
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g A GRAND EXHIRITI0N orr

80 A GRAND EXHIBITION OF
- PLANTS, SHRUBS, BULBS, ONIONS,
FLOWERS, FRUIT TREES, &c.-P1RRE PEI
LORCL, French Gardener lately from Paris, re-
spectfully announces to amateurs and the public
generally that he has opened at the store opposite
the Banks, large and beautiful collection OF Exc.
tic Plants such as first choice Camelias, Magnoliss
Rhododundrums, Dwarf Orange. Penonia, Arborea
and Fragrant Herbacce Azalia and Amarylis Gao
s of ihe most novel varieties, and especially 300
different kinds Of Roses, lately cultivated and exhi
bited in Paris in 1851 and 81; also, 200 different
kinds of Pear, Apple, Peach, Cherry, Apricots En-.
glish Walnut Trees, and many different kinds OF
Prune Trees and Raspberry bushes, among which
are the perpetual Raspberry. Also African Aspara.
gus, and many other plants too numerous to men.
ton
EEPersons desiring to purchase, win please give
days. IA 90 2ts
BOARDING AND DAY sCHOOL,-A few
- vacancies will occur in my School during the
NJ onth OF March, which may be filed by timely an
picatlon to me at my residence, corner of 9TH and
Franklin streets. NJ. d. HOGE.
f. 26-6t
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GREGONY q MAURY, Managers.

Drawn Nos Delaware LOTTERY, Glass B, FED 26:
81 28 q Al 76 80 81 IL 4 IA 2 "A % 35
To-gay-Capitals: S22, 14S, 10000, 50OO Is of
1900, sc rs numbers, - drawn. Tickets $50
To Morrow-Captals: S30,0Cc, 10000, 5000,
10 Of 1910, &C &c. IS nuubsrs, IA drawn. Tick
cts $40, NH
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n Important Case Decided.

The Supreme Court to-day decided the "a
nous kosciusko case in favor Of the heirs and
against the Russian minister.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01

SlhUES' L.ke4esses Ui Ladies arc admired for
l..r r.cz, delicate tcue aud sofc ivory tinted back
.-01lt, winch g. ge give them the appearance
ID 9 b = = W-oGgh: painting vita al the fidelity
q. az -..isiica. Ul-uer-eotype Tho=e who have
11t e. lle art uiGs nighess perfection are invited
T. c3-- and eXa--.as specimens.
NJ D cfEspN--
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LAMBERF'S OFFICE,
Hath Street. under Exchange Hcesi.

Drawn Nos Delaware. Class ~, Feb 90:
9 &c 81 SO 70 SO Is 49 AZ 10 35 SO SO
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, Class B, Feb %:
81 % 81 IL 76 81 so IL 4 IA a. % IS
Half ticket Mes 35 A; prize of $500.
To.Day-The Delaware State Lottery, Class
No a. Capitals: S22 416. 10000, 5000, 3000 Is of
J, 900, 20 of 1000. 90 of 500 &c. 7s numbers, u
drawn Tickets S..
Also Dollar Lottery. NH l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01

ID ICHMONO BUILDING FUND COM
Ia PANY-The next regular monthly meeting
will be neld on Tuesday, March lsD at TX nj,
in the room in the Law Building, up stairs, lately
ry's Office has also been removed to the Law Build.
ing, No 8.
BY order of TIC Board.
fe 2S-2t THE SECRETARY.
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STR ATTON'- OFFICE.

o. DESIRABLE FAMILY RESI-.
Es:.l DENCE FOR SALE.-I have concluded to
sen my present residence, situated in a pieasaut
and retired neahborhood, near DR. o A. Strecker's,
and within ten minutes walk of the market, com
handing fine view of the city and surrounding
country. The house has been recently built, is
spacious and convenient, with large lot 60 by 230
feet, and has IL rooms with fire places including
the basement. The FURNITURE would be sold
with the House if desired.
Also, for Rent, House on Church Hill, suita-
bic for small family and grocery, and
Fer Hire, healthy and tidy elderly Woman,
VINO is good house servant and washer. Apply to
A. G. STUBS,
At Messrs Knowles & Walfords Book store.
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Mp. SIsfOES,
5a > Isl iIan street.

50 TO the Public attention is H.
v.tec 10 the very beautiful styies of Dazuarreotype
which NINEl5 s. WATSON are daily Issuing from
ineir lsery, n O 354 Main street, Mansion House
Nearly e among the many who visit Our rooms
daily sre heard to eAclaia: they are the best I've
ever seen; they are certainly tie uosr natural
locktng eyes ever saw. rs We have never re.
serted 10 aunbug or tried to write ourselves into
notice, we ask the public 10 call and judge for
themselves. You are also notified that our prices
are as low any in thi5 city. Don't forget the
place, Ms 80! Main street, Mansion House.
10 80 MiNNIS & WATSON.
sggQuielk Sales and Nfrai. Proiits.-The
putAc are invited to come and examine the fine
and we'll selected assortment Of Jewelry CLOCKS,
Watches, P5riumeTy aad Fancy Articles at the
store Of s. ?. MOUNTAIN g 60, No. 2l7 Main
street. and al the same time get come OF those
gIeac bargains 10 pc found there. Come one,
cono all, and judge fer yourselves We don't
charge any thing for examining our goods
Jewe!-y made and repsired, and satisfaction
war!suted. Also, Watches and Clocks repaired by
an experienced workman. Don't forget the place
:. p. MOUNTAIN IL co,
No PIT, Main street, between Oh and 10th.
10 n
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUKE DAYS.

By Geerge ,. Sumner.
4 GANY PIANOS AT AUCTION.-On Thurs.
day Morning next, the Sd instant, ct half past
10 o'clock, will be sold, without reserve or regard
10 weather, new mahogany Pianos, 81 octave,
manufactured By Louis Stern 4 Co, Of Baltimore.
Terms cash.
They can be examined at any hour at nv sales
ROOM No Fifteenth street, where the sale win take
place.
NH GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr.
ID ICHMOND AND DANVILTE r. r.
- STOCK FOR SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Win
be seld on Wednesday, I'd March, at 70 O'CLOCK
in the reading room of the American Hotel. b
shares of the above Stock
NH LII JNO. A. LANCASTER t. SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01

THE AThENRUM.
EN NJ. TRACKERAY, Ese, will deliver at the
w Athen8um course OF three Lectures upon
the Humorous Writer'S of the Age Of Queen Anne
as follows:
Monday evening, 2sth Feb on Swift.
Wednesday evening, I'd March, on COngreve
and Addison.
Thursday evening, Sd March, on Steele and
the Times ofQaeen Anne.
Tickets for the course, 81 so; for single Lee
ture, so cents: for sale at the Athen&um from 10
o'clock A NJ to O'Clock III, and from to o'clock
NJ, on the day of each Lecture.
No more tickets vii! be sold than there are seats
in the Lecture Room.
The free list is, on this occasion, unavoidably
suspended. fe 24-6t
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PLASTER. Lump aud Richmond Ground
Plaster. For sale by
NH i JOHN II CLAIBORNE.
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HAVE You THE TO0THAoHE s-Thea
Ill suffer no more, as a single application of DR..
Husson's Odontalgine will give immediate relief
1t can bs had OF E. PICOT,
mh l. Druggist
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EkEE LECVCHE.-The Ladies who have
4 attended Dr.. Lewis Lectures having been
deeply Interested and desiring that others should
enjoy the came pleasure, have prevailed on him to
remain another week and on next Monday even
ing, at half after O'clock Dr. Lewis will deliver
free Lecture at the Second Baptist Church. Gen
tiemen as well as ladies are invitedto attend.
fa 26-2fA
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nut HERBINGS.-200 6bls cut Herrines,
~ (so hichinond inspection,) cured and packed
store and for sale ~
NIB BACON e. baskerville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01

pRONZE IRON HAT RACks.-Eew in
D store, most desirable assortment Of the above;
comprising all the newest and most elegant designs
This style of Hat Racks 10 much more preferable
to Mahogany or Rosewood being Landowner, much
cheaper ana more durable. For sale at
BULKLEY a. cos,
mh 1877 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01

DATENT BKBAD hNlV as--The 40 re
H. new and useful article, is made so as to cut
bread Of equal thickness. AS ladies generally
cut the loaf against their breasl there VIII be no
danger OF cutting themselves as the back forms
guard agsnstsuch accidents. They are also, use-
ful fer eating smoked Beef and cold slaug h.-
They can be had st BULKLEY & cos,
mn 1877 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

HENaIco COUNTY CovRT.-Ttis being the quar-.
tery term OF this Court it will probably not close
it, sessions before Saturday. Yesterday number
OF civil cases were called and acted upon. Spots.
wood Arnold, indicted for misdemeanor, was put
to the bar for trial, but his most imp ortant wit.
nesses being absent, on his motion his case was
continued until the next term. The Court then
remanded the prisoner to Jail in default Of bail for
his appearance to answer the charge preferred
against him
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the battle Of Jena may not have been one Of

the battle Of Jena may not have been one Of
these
The bulletin Of the Grand Army, the History
of the War; Of the French Revelation. By
Baines, written from the Eneiish newspapers
Scots "Life Of Napoleon Bonaparte.n Lock.
harris Life Of Napoleon, Alison. Theirs, and
Hazltt, all give the same account Of this af.
fair. which has never been con,radicted by any
one ofthe innumerable writers who have treated
the subject. Beside, the Hote, des Iscaiides
was open to public inspection. thousands
visited it every day. Is ii conceivable tina,
some one who had enjoyed this opportunity
OF exposing the faisehood Of the statement,
If it was false. should not have done so before
this late dayi
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III En-

In this city, on Sunday morning, the I3th at malt
past ten o'clock, with pneumonia JAMES nj, the
only child Of the late William Norment, of the
county OF Hanover, in the 17th year Of his age.
On the 18th inst, in the 36th year of his age,
FRANCIS MCKINNEY, a native of the county OF
Monaghan, Ireland, but for many years respec.
table inhabant of this city. His funeral win take
place at halt after one o'clock, NJ this day. from
the Catholic Church on Grace street. His friends
and acquaintance are requested to attend without
further invitation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

FLOWERS OF PRIENpsHIP-This ballad, words
By c. F. Hoffman, music by II. B. Richards, was in
t-oduced lately in the opera of Linda di ChamouRi
1t is neatly priated by Miller & Beacham, Balti.
more. We are indebted to MIR. P. H. Taylor for g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

THEATRK.-The Rousetts are afFording great
deal Of interest at tie Theatre, by their superb
dancing. They are very highly accomplished in
their line Of art. Our old friend SETON is adding
his comical, guizzical phiz, to the stage circle,
much to the qualification and amusement of many,
to whom it is perfectly familiar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

DRuNK.-Peter Hardeman. arrested for drum.
kenness on Monday evening, was on yesterday
fined 81 and discharged, being frs, appearance at
Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

ANOTHER EMPIRE CLuB.-The Journal of
Commerce thus notices one of the features OF
the Inauguration parade: eff in the procession
there were mary brilian, things, there were
also some that added little to its dignity or at
fractions. Such mas kind of omnibus re-
iuctantiy drawn by five spans of horses, poor
looking vehicle. on which in staring capitals
was written, Members ofthe Empire Club OF
Baltimore This sort Of organization is little
10 the taste OF The President, who seems resolv-
cliques."
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SRUTTEs HALL-White's Band of Singers and
Vecalists, are f. riding great deal of amusement
to the visitors OF this Hall. They are said to be
highly energetic performers-knccking out the
music from their instruments in high style.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

U City Guager.-To tie Voters Of tie City
Of Richmond At the request of large number
of friends, and in accordance with II own de.
sIres, l hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of City Guager. Should ii be the pleas.
ure OF my fellow citizens to confer the flee on
me, promise to devote my individual attention to
the duties thereof and use every exeriion &c give
universal satisfaction. Very respectfully yours,
NH 9-lm* SAMPSON JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

KusTINes CouRr--This Court was engaged
yesterday in the transaction of civil business
Cases in the criminal docket will come up to-day
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q On Monday next Mayor is to be elected
" Tue town OF fredericksburg. Three candidates
are hamed-hessrs John L. Msrye, Jr., James N.
campbell and Peter Goolrick The election for
common Council viii take place the same day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

EE The People of Petersburg, Rave in public
tneeusg, determined to establish Public Library
under the style Of the Petersburg Library Associa
| ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

ET0 The Voters of the City of Rich.
mond.-By request of many friends, announce
myself candidate for the Office of High Consta.
bis of the City. In offering myself as candidate,
can only promise that should it be your pleasure
to elect me, shall discharge the duties of said
office punctuslly and with dispatch.
NH S-dtd J g. B. TINSLEY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

Elizabeth Emerson, committed suicide IN
L'Tei!, Mass, on Thursday, by taking poison,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-16

F A CARD.-GratefGI 10 my fellow-citi.
zeus for their good feeling heretofore manifested
towards me, ! respectfully announce myself a can
didate fer reelection to the Office of High Con-
stable. BEVERLEY BLAIR.
NH 1I-tde