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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-19
BALTIMORE ITEMS.

The strike for higher wages continues to ex-
cite public attention in Baltimore. At last
dates bu. few establishments had given the ad-
vance. An animated discussion in a public
meeting, a few days since. took place between
Mr.. Ross Winans and the mechanics. Mr.. w.
is large manufacturer, employing many
hands. Some 900 men had gone to work in his
establishment. A multitude assembled about
the vicinity and hooted at and ridiGuled the
workmer as they left the shops; and such
were the apprehensions of MIR. w. that he pro-
cured police force and had the men guarded
home. The demonstration was such that the
they did not return TO ,rOrk tie neat day. At
the public meeting MIR. w. said they were
ready to return to work if the meeting would
pledge itself, through their officers that they
should not be molested; but the pledge was
not given. Mr.. w. had gotten the opinion or
leading counsel that the combination and the
disturbance near his works, and the hndrahce
of his workmen, were illegal, and pointing to
the mode and manner in which the law reached
the cases. The Sun reasons in behalf OF the
right of the mechanics 10 combine TO procure
an increase of wages; but denounces all inter-
ference with those who choose to go to work
as contravereiOn of law and individual rights.
An INQUEST was held, Wednesday, on the
body of Minna Kothmeyer, very young and
interesting woman, who had committed sui
eide. She had been encssste, and Sunday
night there was an abortion. She lived win
her uncle, Charles Dagenhart, and was the
victim of wrong and deception. The Sen says
thai he who should have been her protector had
been her destroyer.
The body of an unknown person was fount
floating in the Back Basin, Tnesday-yerdict
| accidental drowning"
The Citv Council had resolved to borrow
| ,b ;nfar nn fha InfeFDal
| provement DEBT.
St. Patrick's day was celebrated in snirss
ed manner by the different lrisn associations
| A Chase.-The James Mcdonnell, an n
| tached schooner, gave the officers sup, sn
under the force ofa stih breeze got away.
sheriff, Wednesday morning, gave chase ln
steamer. He was to 60 to Annapolis and thei
take pilot boat, and push the pursuit to sea
necessary.
An affecting incident, exhibiting the afiectie
of the slave for his master, 10 narrated 10 u u
) Culpeper Observer. The corpse OF Df. 0 n'l
Thornton was taken there on .ne ea,s ~
AIerandrin. on the way to Rappahannock..
Refore n was removed from the car, tne OF
T hody asrynnt and coachman was seen 70 ent
, ond tnee, M the coffin. and while ms nea M
sas,aa mon the lid, he wepf like child. In
q mos, nn;gpant heart fell-sorrow was manilei
eui In beholding this affecting incident Of gri
pnsnbdued, while il called 10 inind tne maj
!: v;r,ues. and generous heart Of The deceased
q q aavs evidence OF the humanity OF a mast
!. wo,,hy Of exsmple-long TO be remember
y, and regretted. r., x.s,..,;o
d ~ soIr;mes that have been written TO the pl
va ,s;cs of the Southern portion of the eonfee
ID ,scy and the true character Of The Americl
people.
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WILLIAM MOUNTJoY,s MARBLE

w FACTORY and Granite and Stone Yard, east
corner OF 5th and Main streets Richmond, We, is at
Al tlnea prepared to furnish Marble Monuments,
Iomos or Head Stones, OF any size pattern; Mar
Die hantelpieces, Marble work for cabinet makers
or any work OF the kind, of the best materials and
WoTkm ansoip, at the shortest notice, and fa.
voraoie terms as anyotaer establishment between
Boston and New Orleans. Having extensive Gra.
mite Quurries of easy access from the city, and
OF quality not to be surpassed even by the far
Famed Quincy Grauite he also engages to put up
Granife Fronts, or any other kind of house
"oEH' In ihe most reliable manner, with such dis
prch and upon such terms as cannot fail to please
every one.
Eg- Granite furnished of specified sizes for
stone cutters, or rough Granite Tor mason work.
B-Having recently engaged a very expert
snced Carver and Engrayer. be prepared 10 do all
klnds OF ornamental marble work, at the lowest
possible prices. NH l6-3ms
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The DAILY DISPATCH
NEW YORK ITEMS

The confidence of the owner. oe 49,
son was greatly increased in the ealor;. . ..ics.
BY her return trip to New York. engine
A DExTERoUs THEA Sou,hern
man 10 at Barnum's, greatly amused v;,a e
"happy family" had his pocket book abs,r,a ..e :
ed from his pocket. He vent below to The cisr.
and raised noise about it; and had The sa,;s.
faction to learn that was found and that il had
been adroitly taken by one of the monkeys
while he looked on the endearing demonstrn.
tions of the happy family. The monkey
said the keeper-had taken out every Bank
note except one and that was the note Of an ex
plodeu Bank.
A man named Patrick DonneIy, and negr,
man, name unknown, had been killed BY being
run over by the cars on the Harlaem Railroad
A fire in Orange street-building saved-al
Italian woman and her two children mucl
burned; the mother so badly as that it wa
thought she would die.
A German lad, eating lunch at llS Heste
ST., was choked to death with piece of mea
which the doctor could not remove.
A California passenger in the Uncle San
made complaint that he had been robbed o
$loOO IN gold dust in Gorgona; an empty bas
recognised by him as having contained the dus
was found near the state room Of three mel
~no were arrested. They were very Tespecta
BILE men-names not given.
A fireman on board the steamer Abbie, o.
the Catherine Ferry, was killed by being strucl
by the crank.
The great Hippodrome, built by Franconi
will be ready to go into operation on the Is
of May. Two hundred and ffty horses ant
as many men will be employed. Francon
and Mad. and Mons. Cherenie and "A person:
connected with the Hippodrome. are expected
in the steamer Washington. The famons "Cal
of Roses" or "Bacchus," will soon arrive ir
in the Sea Duck, from Havre. The Hippo
drome is at the junction of 5th Avenue an,
Broadway. The style of the entertainment
will be new in this country. The Roman Cal
is feature-steeple chases-fat races by fe
male jockeys-ostriches rode at the rate o.
twenty miles the hour-os,rich hunts-Arab.
chased, &c. Widely different from our circus
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u spasms in the Stomach, FlatuIen.

u Spasms in the Stomach, FlatuIen.
cy.and Indigestion cured by Holl0way,s
Pills.-Extract of letter from DIR Dawood of
Goodwood, near Sydney, New South Waes, dated
Sept l4th, 1880: ITO Professor Holloway, Sir
Having had an experimental knowledge of the good
effect produced by your valuable Pills. consider ii
my duty to make known, that two years ago,
my daughter. then sixteen years old, had suffered
for al long time with cramps In the stomach, fatu.
lency and Indigestion. / tried various remedies
without benefit, but few doses of your wonderful
Pills have restored her to perfect health and she is
entirely free from any symptoms of her former
complaint"
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tenn.
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
of Patent Medicines throughout the British EMPIRE
and by those of the United States IN Pots and Box.
ss at 37h cents, 81 cents, and 81 so each. Whole.
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union and
by Measrs g. ID SANDS. New York, ard PUR.
CELL, LADD e. CO, Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving In taking the
larger Sizes
NB-Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box. NH l6-1w
" Change of Hours.-Increased Rate
of speed.-See what Adams & Co. are doing
for their patrons The Express now leaves Bal.
tmore at 7 o'clock NJ, in charge OF experienced
and trusty agents, and arrives in Richmond at 81
M. Go DDS ordered by this mornings mail, will
be delivered tomorrow morning without fail.
Our Express for the North. East and West, now
closes at 81 P M-arrives in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they viii be greatly accommodated.
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland, for sale
st this office. ADAMS d co,
no 14th street, Richmond Va.
" 1t was Discovered, about 90 years
ago, in the county of King and Queen, by a Ply.
sician, eminent in his profession, tina, Asiatic Cho
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Choic, Dysentery
Diarrhoea, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spasmodic diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured. Since that time he has
proved that fact to hundreds of fellow. citizens
and can prove it to as many az will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY YANTI-SPASMODlC, the peoples iavorite
Medicine. Theycan get it from PURCELL, LADD
e. CO., or any Druggist in the city. Seeadvertise-
mens. gFe eu 6-3taWts
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A SwINDLER.-Mr. B. M. johnson, of
Shreveport, was nicely swindled some days
since, out Of $3.50 by a man who represented
himself as DR.. Carter, and who had been
about the place for week or two. He man.
aged to get into good society, and Mr.. johnson
very unsuspectingly cashed draft of $3.50 on
some house in New Orleans. The doctor ro.
m0sed very soon after the affair was arranged.
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MURDER OF TWO nEN.-The Keokuk iIowa)
Dispatch, Of the LIST, speaks ofa murderous al.
hay which occurred in Scotland county, Mis-.
sour, about twelve miles south OF Bonaparte,
in which two men-one named Circle and the
other Dulin, or some similar name-were kill
ed by man named Carter.
Carter's son, it appears, had gone out to cut
timber or rails on land cleared by his father
Circle and Dulin came with guns and drove
him of. The young man returned and in
formed his father, who armed himself with
knife and musket, and repaired to the field, /,
where an encounter ensued, commencing with
a club and fist fight, in which Carter was
thrown down, but getting up again, seized his
Carter shot him, killing, him, we are told, in.
stantly. Circle then seized Carter and was
overpowering him, when the latter drew his
knife with his teeth, and stabbed Circle, in
hicting mortal wound at the first blow.
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JOHN NJ. GREGORY.
nh 6-2w JOHN O. STFGER

EMPORTANT TO LADIRs.-hHSS A. L.,
CORY is happy to inform the ladies of Rich
mond, that Mrs. Elizabeth Hillyard has learned s.
T. Taylo-'s system OF Dress Cutting, and would be
pleased TO see all of her friends and customers that
would favor her with cali, on Marshall first door
ab0ve second street.
?. s S-Mrs. Elizabeth Hinyard Is agent for 8. T.
Iaylors system in Richmond NH I5-l2t*
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fFHOHAS ID. QUARLES is prepared to offer to
Il TIE public large ana handsome selection OF
Forelgn, Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods for the
Sprlrg trade, embracing the latest and most fash
lohaole styles among which Can be found an ele-
4snt assortment OF Ladies' Dress Goods. fine
selection OF Goods for Mems, Boys and Servants
wear also, Housekeeping Goods, such as heavy
Linens, Iowelngs, Damasks, DC, together with a
general assortment of Domestcs to which he re.
speeetuly invites the attention of buyers
nb Ib-6t 229 Broad street
M ANTLEs FOR LADIEs.-I nave jus.
IVA received
Biack silk Lace trimmed Nantes
S}mp and Fringe trimmed Scarts and Nantes
ni4 @ ana col iniaid and fringe trimmed do
"1lte and colo,e1 inlaid Princes trimmed and
- frlaged do
ate Dix and col'd application Princes trimmed
ana hinged Maniles
ne particular attention of the ladies is invited
u lAe above named Nantes
,.,c THOMAS ID. QUARLES,
Iin Io-"t 229 Broad street
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.-I hage for nIre a
ne&F" Man. who is good Carriage Driver
apS OsHef' eiso, Aege0 Woman, with one
cue cue ave years old, wno 10 an excellent Cook.
Sno'uef W cfnaH with two children one three and
ene oinef ionr years Old, who is good House ser.
vent ena Two 6ifis, about eight or ten years of
sse' suitabe for Nurses. Apply to the subscri
Der on o'h street. near tho New Market.
~4 l2-T JAS. D. ELLETT.
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BeIknap mrs Maria J
Bennett mrs nj f
Burruss mrs Mary E
Bailey mrs Francis
Burton mrs Eliz sbeth
Billups Fannie
Crump mrs SusAp D
Carlisle mrs Sarah J
Clarke mrs Nancy J 2
Cassidy mrs Margaret
Claiborne mrs Mary
Conner mrs Louiss Il
Clopton mrs Ann w
Crump miss Sarah P
Deem mrs Ann Maria
Davenport mrs Ann F
Dabney mrs Diana
Dosinberry mrs l. C 2
Drake mrs Mary G
Emery mrs Sarah
Elicit mrs Mary A
Embey mrs Cassaudel
Egu mrs Anna
Folkes miss Virginia
Frances miss Susan A
Gary mrs Sally A
Guy mrs Sarah
Good son mrs Martha
Gormon mrs Ellen
Gholson miss Anna ]
Garsow miss Ardell
Huohes rnra Sallie F.
Hudson mrs Susan
Howle MIRA Sarah J
Hill mrs Sarah J
Hsrris'mrs l. A
Hunt mrs J
Henry mrs A c
Hsrgrovs mrs E c
Hooper mrs L B
Hicks mrs Anna A
Jones miss r E
Jackson S Al
Johnson NJ L
jackson miss NJ ]
Jones miss Nj K
Jones miss S E
Kennedy A 3
King miss R
Loud Fl
Libby M
Lufsey S A
Lipscomb M B 2
Lewis miss NJ
Mimin mrs L
Mallory II Z
Marshall NJ A
Martin L
Meyers A
More miss CT
Martin miss c v
Moore miss +
Mosby miss T
Mckenzie mrs
AcKinney J
Nixon miss Hester A
| O.borne mrs Louisa a
| Owen mrs Mary s
| poindexter mrs A F
Partin mrs Elizabeth
Paige mrs George
| Parker Matilda
Parker Meranda
Pierce miss Sarah
Quarles Margaret 3
| Robinson mrs A A
| Ramona mrs Eliza
! RidGick Ars Hannah
| Reat mrs Lucinda
| Roper Urs Mary II
| Sanford mrs ARR
| Swank mrs B c
Sheppard mrs C E
Snead mrs Harriet J
Steel mrs John
Shield mrs Jane C
Solomon mrs l. f
Strest mrs Martha
Smith mrs Maria
| Sutton mrs Mary
Thompson mrs Mary
Taylor nrs o G
Timbsrlske mrs Emil,
Valentine rniss S A w
Warrell mrs Sarah
Woodfin mrs Sarah A
Wlson mrs susan M
Watkins mrs Judith
Walker mrs Henry A
Wilson mrs Frances
Woodward mrs Elvir
Wilser mrs Elizabeth
Wilson mrs Cornelia
Walthall miss Sarah {
Wingfeld miss Sarah
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Andersen Mr.
Allen Andrew B
Arnold d Elmore
Atkins Daniel r
Ambrose Henry2
Allen Fl 4
Arndt Samuel
Alden 0 +
Allen VIM S
Baker Albert P
Bisnkenship Augustus
Beekwith Alexander
Blackburn Benz P
Black Bowling
Barksdale Glenn
Bates Charles
Baker David A
Bolton D J
Bartlett Rev Francis
Brand FrancisJ J
Bartlett Capt Fred 2
Brown Fleming
Blankenship F A
Brannan F P
Blakemsn Capt Geo F
Bondurant John P
Baylor J r
Biaxton Joha S
Butler John
Brandy John
Bruce James
Blanton John 8
Bragg J
Burcner James III
Beveridge J w
Briggs VIM E2
Crarner Capt A w
Clopten Alfred w
Cium Alexander
Crowley Bartholomew
Cooke Benjamin F 2
Darlington Charles S
Chiidresa Caleb
Crew e
Cummings Col David c
Carroll David w
Corbin Farley z
Colvin Edmund
Collins I'd 2
Cross X
Cabell Frederick M
Conhardt Frederick
Clarke Geo d
Cenneii q L 2
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~ Superh Likena

Lihenesses OF Laule-
nch, delicate tone ard soft ivor
which az once give them the ap
wrought painting. with ell the Ii,
Dagnsrreotype. Those who have
Its highest perfection, are invited
Inc specimens. h,
ia %
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A
Allen o 90
Anderson Richard w
Arinett Ulysses N
Atkinson Samuel J
Archer VIM B
Anderson William
Ashlock John w
Ammops VIM III
b
Bowles James
10 Butler John
Burnside James
Brown Joseph w
Bass Levi
Brook L E
Bland Robert e
Burton Merit M
Butcher DR. Oscar
Bernard Powhatan d
Barret Reubin
Bailey + Ii
Brown Seth C3
Berry Thomas
Butler Thomas
+ Bocock Hon Thos s
Barker Tazeweii w
Berry Thomas B
Bottomly}Willian,
Burke VIM
Bottomly Wright
Blacksdor VIM
Bridges VIM M
Bell VIM G
Bailey VIM w
Bennett John A
q
Cook John
Cronhaimer Joseph
Carter James Wilton
W Gale James e
Carter James
Carter DR. John G
Cornnis Messrs John & J
Conway John
C Cole John
Carnell Mordeica
Carpenter Nathan
Cahiil Patrick 3
Carter Richard w
Craig Samuel
Collins Timothy 2
Clopton VIM
Crawford VIM Ii
Corbin VIM B
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining I'm the Richmond Post Ofilc,
ON the 18Th March. 1S53,

Z DSIicy thise Sttdu II
Birmingham miss Mary
Blsukenship miss Mary J
Billings miss MaryJ
Barry miss Johanna
Bockins miss Bette c
Chase miss s c
Carter miss MaryF
Crew miss Margaret
Claiborne miss Lucy A
Cross Elizabeth
Childree miss Eudora
Carter miss Emeline M
Clarke miss Anna M
ID
Dugan mrs Mary
Dickinson mrs Sarah 2
Demeritt mrs 5 C
Drew miss Julia A Il
X
Eskridge miss Mary v
Eddins miss Mary
Epps miss Sallie A
II
Fitzhugh miss Anna L
Fitch miss Mary J
G.
Gordon miss J M
Gregory miss Virginia c
Gibson miss Mary A
Gilman miss G
Gregory Il iss Clara M
III
Hargrove miss Ann E
Hinnot miss Eliza
Harrner miss Eliza
Harris miss Frances
Harris miss Lucy Ann
II l. 4 miss
Hill miss Mary E
Hardy miss Mary Ann
Hendric miss s A
II
Johnson miss NJ J
Jackson miss NJ G
Jones miss l.
Johnston miss L NJ 8
Johnston miss C G
X
Kirby miss NJ Fl
King miss M A
l.
Lebir miss M A
Leslie miss ] c.
Lindsey miss E 2
Lynch miss L
Lakeland miss B
MI
Mitchell miss E r
Mauck miss s F
Moore miss 8
Marchee miss M
MORRISON miss M A
Monroe miss NJ A
Mannin miss l.
Martin miss L A
Die
McDennough miss NJ
McComas < w
N
Nelson miss Sally BA2
Oliver mrs Mary
Obrian miss Mary
r
Peach mrs Sidney
Prich miss Susena
Pemberton miss Mary w
Psnky miss Mary A
Palmer miss Mary c
Or
Reilly miss Ann
Ritchje miss Isabella
Robbins miss Lizzie Lee
Roberts miss Mary w
Reid miss Mamie
3
Stewart mrs Sarah w
Scott mis- Sarah B
Smith miss Adeline ]
Shaw mics d Ellis
SGle miss Esther w
Sale miss Fanny Z
Stfeat miss Georgianna 2
Scott naiss Lizzie
Shacseiford miss Lucy 3
Sliff mSss Mary E
II
: Tyler miss Martha
Trowers n5isF INDIANA
Wv
Wells miss SaraH +
Watson miss Macy
Weymouth mi IS Mary D
Willard miss Martha g.
Wright miss Mary C
WstAins miss Mary L
Walker miss Jenny
F White miss Fannie o
Warren miss Fanny
Wight miss Della
wilkinson miss Annie E
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.a~ LRECEE- 1gET

,tJ a q Eth As, LEECHI
hc are hereby informed, that have
Dy ADJ ms Express, lot of sup,\
Leeches, which viii be spplied upon
sonaDis terms; can be found at ell houA
at the Hair Dressing Saloon. under th,
hotel, and at night, on 25ih, betwee,
Franklin streets.
N B.-Cupping and Leeching prcm etl
to, at the shortest notice.
mn IL r. G. H
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Handbills, Dlanks. Go. Acc
Labels, of every dcscripsion.
Printed at shor. notice and upon reasonabls teyms.
ceived and executed in the handsomest styk.
jy 13
MASH G WOODHOUoE, KICHMOND.
~ Va, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL.
Frs in BOOKS, PIANO FoRTES, STATION.
ERY, MUSIC, AND FANCY ARTICLES.-Thsv
have constantly for sale upon reasonable terms, ii
the various School Books in use, together with IN
extensive stock Of
Law, Medical, Theological and Miscalsassus i.
Books
Blank Books of every description
Foolscsp, Letter, Note and Wrapping Paper
The best Ink Of all kinds muse
Surveyor Compares and Chains
Globes. Drawing Materials Books ON Dsawing
and Painting
Mathematical Instrume nts
Guitars of superior tone and finish
Violins, Accordeons, Flutess and othes musicsl
Instruments
Violin and Guitar Strings
Superior Phase. Rortes.
In addition to their Book and Stationary hus-
ness, the subscribers deal extensively In sno
Fortes They are Agents for three ofthenoss dis
iinguished makers in America, viz:-J Chickering,
Boston; Adam Stodart and B Durham, ljsw York;
and an experience Of eig5seen years in this busi.
ness, warrants them in saying, that fcr rich and
beautiful tone, durability of workmasship, and
maaers are unsurpassed
They have generally on hand an asssxtment q
extensive as can be met with north or south, and
are enabled to offer therzsas low as In my City OF
the Union.
To those not disposed to make special trips fer
| the parpose, the subscribers promise their best
| Judgment in selecting, bindmg themselves 70 give
satisfaction, and charging them as low ~ II they
"' NASH & woon8OUsE,
NH IA I39 Main street, Richnsnd, Va.
WHITE, RED AND, BLA2K.-J. w.
| w RAEDOLPH-fox sale March aAh-
| A Trest;se on the American Law OF Landlord
and Tenant, revised aad enlarged, ty John A Fay
A Treatise on Maritime Law, ~ Henry Flan.
Woman's Life, or.hs Trials of Caprice. BY Emile
Discoysriss amoag the Ruins of Nlnevah. Baby.
Ion, with Travels in Armenia, Aurdston, and tha
Desert being the rssult OF a second expedition un
dertaken for the Qrastees OF the British Museum
, by Austin Layazd, n p, author OF kineyah and
its remains; piasss-$4 50
White, Red and Black: skeAahes Of American So
ciety in the Unissd States daring the visis Of hs
D Gussts, by Francis and Theresa Pulszsey-S2
fl Memoirs OF tie Queens cx Henry 9th. and Of ~
Mother, Elizabeth OF YORK. By Agnes Ssriekiaa4
vol-S1
: The Milk Trade 10 New York and Vicinity, CIV
ing an account of the sale Of pare and adultefses
Milk; daily consumption, &c, sc, by sno Muhs'y
!, with an introduction by B 7 Trail, MD-soc
NH II
!, NKANCA's nKPURTs.-hsports oI Cases
u Civil aud Criminal. In the United ssases ,l vi
cult Court of the District OF Coiumoia, 70 so.
l. By William Cranch, Chief Judge OF tns ooos'
pr'cs S33 =. s..o,s VII,
. with copious MAPS and plates, s4 70
!, Tne Heir oil RedciiHs, vos. paper 81, c'osl
!. 81 80
d Aeoeseu sA' GRO M WEST & BRO,
,,h,7 Nos and Exchange, l4th &.
oil Tf1-.. - .----lienuiae Havana and Principe c
. cara. also. smoaing Tobacco ot the most 4
n piosos JAS b THOMAS, Druggist,
mil Franklin street opposite Old Nsrkek
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T Yeu can always find at WIN. FAIL
CONER'S Bakery, Ill Main street, an assortment
of Cakes, Pastry, Pies, Crackers, Bread Rolls,
Biscuit &c, that cannot be surpassed by any other
establishments in the city, in variety quality
Cali or send your orders to
NH lit VIM FALCONER, III Main st.
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~ 40 INC FuDNC. Aft6hlOM 10 IN
vited to the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
winch MIHNlS & WATSON are daily issuing from
their Gallery, No IS I2 Main street, Mansion House
Nearly all, among the many who visit rooms daily
are heard to exclsim: they are the best I've ever
seen; they certainly the natural looking eyes
ever saw. As we have never resorted to humbug,
ns tried to write ourselves into notice. we ask the
nnbh to call and judge for themselves You are also
notified that our prices low any in this city
Don't forget the place, No IS 12 Main street. Mansion
House ,~,>-. ,,
MlNNIS u WATSON
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AW NUTICE.-The partnership "a the Prac
~ tice OF the Law, heretofore existing between
the undersigned, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The unfinished business of the partner.
snip viii be attended TO by both of US. JOEE M.
GREGORY will continue to practice in all the
courts heretofore attendt by him. He retains the
Office occupied by Gregory & Steger. the store
Of Thomas K Price Il Co. JOHN o STEGE2 will
continue to practice in all the courts held in the city
of Richmond. His Office is on Franklin street one
door below Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-19

M r L. HICkSON. importer and GE1
.G1A/ dealer in English French and Amer NH
~ ic0a China Croekey and Glass. RsSS5
ssss odre Country dealers and house ssA7
keepers would 90 well to give him call, as from
advantageous arrangements III buying his Goods,
he will be enabled to sell low.
FIters, Trays, Spoons KniUes aAld Forks. Cas-
tors, Looking Glasses, with variety of Fancy Ar.
rtcise. aah l4-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-19
JOB PRINTING.
D1SP ATCH OFFICE.
Governor Street, 3 doors from Main,
RICHMOND, Va.

Pamphlets, Business Cafds.
Circulars, Tickets.
HandbiIls, Blanks, 90. &c.
Labels, OF every description.
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms,
~ Orders for all kinds OF Printing win be re-.
ceived and executed In the handsomest styk,
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