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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-05
Sanrao,@ilfe
fiIr ben Sanu0t Gernlinl 1858.

lHt ptH o}UHttut &ttillilf oCe
0ranos9nrorc.
Gbartf3 Stff. SaISbur9.
@eorqe 8robf. allentown.
9apio Se0meiler. epnu.
Sacob @reentmaIt. Brilicnburg.
Sames Gledncr. Southampton.
SatOb @tipetIeu, SaIbbura
3bomas Saein9cr RrrcwcilbaG.
Gtuben eene. 90.
3apio Ssunsr. BeiNenbura.
6. Silgbman &Ieppin9er, NUribamptI
3h0mas gGeaper, sdlIsutown.
Mlartin &tnersr, SoISbur9.
Staneis Shware, SbermilfOro.
98iniam Sonfs. DO.
Gbarles Seiber. Sanousr.
Scfepb 91ti6, QlltTtown.
Satob 5atn, SsictIbsr9,
9Biaiam 81. 9)areer, Sattovsr.
Nctcr Nemboro. GllertCwn.
Scnrp SmiIb, 6eiorIberd.
Gbatls5 Srrrler. QlIentcmn.
Sofepb Cine, SoISbure.
@batIes Sae9er. allentown.
SAINTS BsiIsr, 9iiecermaeln9ic.
9cttit Surprs. Grits gBcbe.
@barIss 8atmau. Wafbinatpn.
Srbn Smitb. eowbitg.
Sapio @bGbaro, Suom6eifbau.
Sreoaib Si9muub, Sbermilfpre.
9aUio Sdie, gpnn.
SonaS Mere, GowbSG.
Saeeb SIsmmer, QlIsntcmn.
Samuel Sole. Suewbsitbaa.
Satob 0olbsn. SsioeIbsra.
SCbn Stane, it,. NOrewbsitbaG.
Dauio Ruep, @aftttu9ton.
SoIepb @ittman, Sberfaueon.
Geparc Gern, NOrcwbsitbau.
Qaron @iisnbart, DO.
@barles SraaB, Yortbampton.
Charles 8urfbatter, SbermiIfcro.
8ecras Mue, Wciftnburs.
Satcb 8emcIp. @afbin9ton.
s.. s. MariielIer, Iiecermaeunais.
glatban eauoenfbla9sr, allentown.
u. q. Genninecr. 90.
SiI9bman o. Ycoe, DO.
SOltpb Srrrler Nisesrmatun9is.
SOIcmOn 9rO6, allentown.
@Oefrep Deter, 9siceIbsra.
Samuel GaplOr. 6anoUer.
SObn 8. @oFs, Allentown.
Charles SbOu, DO.
Sd. 3. @berbarb, 50.
Georse eucas, DO.
9caS 6ausman, @albineton.
Sobn Slerr, Saljburs.
So1epb @bsrbaro, NorcwbeitbaG!
Daniel BrobIt. epnu.
SamueI Me6Ofs, Sanoper.
Daniel 9ennin9er. Sipwbsitbau.
5rtts gcbs.
Satob Marfs, Nieoermaeunaie.
@m. .. Siuinser, SbrmiIfprb.
Schn Saeenbut, Allentown.
Gbriliian g. &nauB. Norombsitbau.
@sorge 8lant, IT,, Sberfauecn.
@ecr9e Geiper. allentown.
Sobu Ssibman. ROtowbeitbau.
pster 9fomi9, Nisbermacrnsie.
6snrp Ritter, SaISbur9.
aaron SubbS. Sbermilforb.
@iliam 8. 8ramer. SbsrmiIforo.
Senrp g. perfUn, Sberfauecn.
@barlss Wa9nsr, allentown.
8euben Srane, Norowbsitbuu.
eenius &ramIib, Wsi1enburg.
Srebsrid RnauB. 6sicslbsrg.
@m. &obn, SanOpsr.
@barIes g. 8saper, Sserfauecn.
SamueI Snp6er. fpnn.
Sames s Slime. QucntowH.
petsr &bOabs, IT,, Slbwbcitbdu.
GbarIes 8raber. 1usntonn.
Saeob Mennsr, Nieesrmaeunsie.
Saeob 6. Zimmerman. 9ombiu.
Silebman Stattler, Allentown.
Stspbsu Barber, DO
Sonas 0iebl, 9ombin.
Natban Weter, Norombsitbau.
Souatban Marrs. Showbsitbaa.
Sitas Stt. SbsmiifOro.
Daniel Srps9anoVer,
Bm. Saeeer, DO.
SsfIe ueberrOtb. SoIsbur9.
Saecb @rim, @eifenburs.
Somss Sroreu, Suombsitbau.
Sofepb Suffort, GaI,bura.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-05
Sanuar

bWIW tIIt FtITUH bU FTWnDItn
um bic Strtle Su flIlm Die bur6 bic Rslfa
nation bes Mlai. ScfeYb Sts6tI pon be.
la9tem Battalion, paeatit putor:
Die Ssamtcn pstoen gt6ttsn tis 9Ie
turns in 9ebbri9st 3ftV an eth 8riaaes
SnfpsftCr einSuftnSrn.
StmpS Gttinger,
Shettcr Ger 2En Brig 7ts Div, p.S.
Sanuar D. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-05

RSSOm GOn9rsb 8 bobsn mir bsuts
ni9ts 9Gibti9eS bu beribten. SrfsIbs
belt nur an uisr Sa9sn Der porieen @o6e
furSe Sieunsen uno Die 8nbancIun9tn
bretten li6 um unintcrefIunte @sssntdnos.
- SieIe Wit9Iiscr battsn fI6 nab ihren
rsfpeftiorn9eimatbsn bceebcn, um i'm Grsi.
fe ibrer SamiIien bic Sutfies unb aneercn
Seifta9S- Breten Su perSebrsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-05
SSrtgabe 8efeble

Die @Umpasnitn. befebene
aus BEN srfien GopaIlerie Ba.
tai0cn, nimIi6, Ger @opitaine
Bud, S6Iau6. uub Srisori6,
percen fi6 an ibren psrfbisee
iirn nSsao Quarters" ptrfam.
.mcIn, nm Samfaa, BEN 29ien
Sauuar, Smifcbsh ben Stunren
ron | nno q ubr, fur cen Gnb-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-05
SumbolofS aosmus.

SeIten bat Gin osutfbeS Wsrf i'm Sn-
uno Quslanoe Der wiiIenfbaftIiden anr
euItutbilfCrifden Gntwidslung Der Seitee
ne6en sinen 70 setpaltiasn Qnifcb seseben
rpie 1leraueer p. 9umboIots 5tcsmus. bic,
fer unUer9dn9Ii6e S6mud fur ben Ser
taNer uno eas Gano, bas ibn. psnisiens
pcrSussweifel einsn feinsr sr66ten S6bnc
nennen barf. 8cm &OsmuS iino ieet be-
rtits, rier5etn lleberfseun9en in frembt
Spraben erftienen. earuntsr pier snelifbc
Der pierte Sano rss Original -@srtss wirb
bemnddptt erG6einen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-05
Greihler6pil[e Nnffnnt

SrI9snrs Sritfs tljsU1 wabnaS tsm
fetten SitrtsI i'm 3y65Irsvius Moess,te
Iiegeu. ldmIidb: rNS>
Ssorse @ullero, l&obert Z. Nobinfor
Seof0e 9olep. Sonals &an. Soecb StiI,r !
Sobn Senlin9eL 3scmas 8clano, S,nrn
Jrane, Sobn Geif ? @batIes Vr3r Ei;oS
&tlop, pbIlip @iIfrid. abomafOn shirt
Sobn Hobdt5' DsEjfI pttfr, elias srrn
Sanicl SrnliHgerN '
9Obn SrcicbIcr, ss. Se.
~ ng:3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-05
@sbnrteldnber ber ssepbIfernna.

Ginss Der iutereTanteiten grasbnthe bfs
Genius, In bic @lafiifatIOn ecr Ginwobncr,
nad ben edneern ibrr @eturt wsI6s aur
fommeniieIIun9 T6 In SO. Der, tsm Gen'
fusberibte bepataebsnen Gabeaen in du.
tbentif6cr Sorm finbet
aus een @enfusbetidtsn crosbt Gh. oas
uon ben frepeu 8emObnern Der &er. Staa
ten l7,736,792 i'm eonoe. uno 2,2l0,S9S
in fremoen ednoern 9ebcren wuroen. nab
reno bic geburtsorte Don 1927 ni6t aus
aemiitelt meroen fonnten.
Die 2,2l0. S9S NuslGnerr. weltbe i'm 8.
1850 in Den 8G. Siaaten Iebtsn, pertbeiI'
ten (id ouf folqcnee 9dneer:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-05
SSsillictsIt N9i0rr,
9lebtsQeIeGrter,

NIIIcntdnui Srdla Eauntp, ga.
Sfitc in Der Sahilicn Snass, sia baGb,s,
Square pelili6 Som Sourtbaus, In esn,
Don S. .. earpda, Giq., bspesarA Saure.
Sdnudr D. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-05

@ Die @afeeaebuu9 bisfes Staats
uulammeIte iib aeltern Su Sarrisbma. =
SIN npatriOt' miro oles @ibtge erftei
nen, mas ~dbrenO Ger Sieun9 pOrsebradt
weroen mn9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-05
GurrcfpOnbcni BON 0arrisbnro.

pattlsoHr 8, Ssnlar D.
Die G'liseer beioer partbtien bieIfen 8er'
fammlungen beute Qbeno um @anbipaten
fur 8eamteu III nomiuiren. Die 9occfo
COS fteIIten @m. .. SbeH, Don 8ebfcro,
fur Spred9 oes 0aufes auf. Der auh er
wdbt weroen miro, inoem feline partbei
cine bsoeuomte Msbrbeit Ia ienem 86rper
bat Die Bbi9S pom Sauft baben binee
gen @borIes QB. 8sIfo. pon @rie, fur Spre.
der nominirt fowie ale hbriae n6tbiae Be.
omten. Die @Iieosr bss Senats mereen
erlt mcr9en ibre 9lominatonen MAIDEN. uno
oa bic partbeien in eiefcm 3weiae Der Sc
tee9ebuN9 beinabe ateib ftsbsn. 70 wiro es
bel Der @abl uon Oeamtsn SiemIid ,,tsit"
bsreeben.
Die @oupcrn6r's 8oHbaft III sum Elm
fsncen ferli9, uno pirb Der 9efeeaebuna
lberreidt wetten. fobaIo fe orsanilirt in.
Sic fOl febr lang fcin. uno Mlan6es en-,
pfebIen wcSu fein wiibi9er SOrednaer, SO !.
S. SobnftOn, ben Suncamcntiiein ssIeat
bat. Susquebanna.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-05

Gintin natl. 81. Dec. @efern wur.
ben bier bon benz 8. ct. Marfbatl prei
Mdnncr, Namsns Gbapn. (uon Ger frlbe.
Ten Sirmd SiIIep uno @bopin, S6ubbdnb
ler,] QBiaiam 5eifaue, (uOn Der Sirmo
Smitb uno -6ihdne S6weinebdnoler) uno
GbaneIcr perbaftet. sic linb befbulbiat
out falthe, BON ben Seamten oss am alfrn
Ssbruar auf eem Mifiifiippi perbrannten
Steamers nMartba Boibinston' unter.
isi6nstsn Sra6tbrisfs. 8srii6uunss Woli.
cen a. 6minedt. bann eas Soot anae,uu
BET uno oaour6 Zen 8erlulf ucn I6 Men-
l6snleben perftuIcet Su babm. Rod 4
bis 5 aneere, Die isecb in onoern 3beilen
bes eanoss Isben. fCusn in eieIer Sabe
prpideIt fein, unO finb fir ibre elei6,siti-
&c 4abaftun9 bic nOtbigsn 8Orbersitun.
gen setrcfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-01-05

9ontsbaIs. 20. Dts. Gin bier beute
ousaetrobsuesI Seusr bat bic 6dufer bss
Sfaiab Snpoer une Strong in Qfcbe per.
wauesIt. Snpers Stobr MAR 25 600 Sba-
Ter wsrtb uno nur Elm Drittbel baron in
ssf6dst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09
Correspondence of the Dispatch.

James A. Cowardin, E q, has, l perceive,
been nominated delegate to represent the
city of Richmond, in the Legislature; abundant
success attend the nomination.
Robert 6. Scott, Esq, has been here several
days. The object of his visit will, l appre-
hend, be attained in a few days. A better se.
lection could not be made for the highest and
best interests Of the country will have an able
advocate abroad in the person of Mr. Scott.
Inasnuch as the vacancy occurred in the
Office of Collector for your city, the late ap-
pointment of Mr.. John Lynch to this respon-
sible post, will doubtless, prove popular one,
and receive the approval of all liberal men of
either party,
1t is understood in Washington, believe,
that Mr.. Charles T. Hull, the present gentle
tlemanly and efficient mail agent between
Washington and Richmond, will receive the
appointment of one of the Special agencies
of the Department. In such an event, a va
cancy will have been created on the route,
and rumor already assigns to Capt. VIM: Bla'
key, the appointment to such vacancy. How
ever, d" there's no telling whose Governor, un-
Ill after the election"
Not among the least of the distinguished ar
rivals that are daily chronicled in Washington,
would state that the ii o'clock train OF cars,
brought to the city from the far west," huge
Buffalo, and an Elk of beautiful proportions.
They are the property Of the eminent artist,
Clark Mills, ESQ.,, and are designed as mo
dels" for a work, upon which Mr.. Mills is
about to enter. As Sculptor, he has, per.
haps, no rival, now in this country. The en-
terprise of Clark Mills knows no limit. He
reckons neither pain nor cost in the prosecu-
| ton of his plans; and by his indomtable per.
severance, he ciH, as heretofore, accomplish
his ends and purposes, whatever let or hind.
rance may be in his path.
Should the weather permit the Marine Band
will commence for the season, their usual per-
formance in the grounds attached TO the Presi.
dents Eansion, this evening. We well remem.
Der when the Marine Band was composed of
some of the finest performers in the country.
Now, however, were it not for the desire to
while away pleasant evening in delightful
promenade DER the shaded walks, and the Ger.
tainty also, of seeing every body, al his
grandmother, and twiging the fashions,-the
execrable music, or rather serapiss of this
Band" would attract thither but few of those
who have any music in their souls.
We were visited the last two evenings bv
severe storms of rain and wind accompanied
by vivid flashes of lightning, and the thunder.
ing of "Heaven's Artillery" The rain has
been both seasonable and abundant, and the
weather most favorable to the farmers herea.
bouts.
A few more removals to-day in the Depart.
ment. "Now by st. Paul, the work." &c.
HENRICe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

LIEUT. KELLAM of the revenue service, who has
been since his restoration stationed at Charleston
on board the cutter Hamilton, Captain RANDOLPH,
has been ordered to the Harrison on Lake Ontario,
and arrived here on Thursday, on his way thi.her
He has recently had most interesting cruise with
DR.. HoLBRooK, the naturalist, on board, in search
OF rare birds, reptiles and insects on the Atlantic
and Gulf Coast. great number were captured
and prepared for preserv alton, as specimens. In
the art Of preparation, Lieut.. K has become quite
an adept and besides aiding the Doctor in procur.
ing considerable collection, prepared large
number for himself, in which is over a hundred
birds, including two fine Pelicans.
Lieut. X. gave Us a graphic account of his perils
in last February. in the gulf stream. While the
Hamilton was on cruise, large ship-The Italy,
of Bath, Me.-was discovered abandoned, with q
large part of cargo of Cotton on board. Notwith.
standing smart blow, he and three seamen board.
ed her, and found that from having been aground,
she had lost her rudder and part of her keel-that
the wreckers had been at work upon her, and had
cut large hole In her stern to ge, the cargo out,
and had no doubt been driven off by the blew. He
had NOT been long on board when a storm came up.
and the Hamilton was forced to get away, leaving
him and the men on board, as it was impossible to
take them off They had to remain on the helpless
and managable vessel for three days and nights
struggling all the while to keep out the water and
not knowing how long they might hold out The
great hole in the sern they made secure with bales
of cotton after fifteen hours hard labor. On the
third day, the Hamilton hove in sight, but the VIC
lence of the storm precuded the possibility of her
coming along side. A rope was fred across the
wreck, with the help of which, and boat, Lieut.
K. and his men were rescued, thou gh not without
great peril. They afterwards endeavored to mako
fast to the ship and tow her into port but the sea
was SO rough and she SO disabled that it was impos
sibs to do 80. They parted several strong hawsers
Ia the attempt, Had they secured their prize, it
would have been profitable achievement, as the
cargo was supposed to have been worth over $780,,
600. The Italy was never more heard Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09
DOGGkT & ANDERSON, UphOIsler.

nOGGkT 81 ANDERSON, Upholster.
~ ers and Paper Hangers, Corner of Go
vernon sru y ankiin Streets, have now in store
Their SPRING ST OK of French and American Paper
Hsngings, Borders, Fire-Screens and Curtain Pa.
Pers making complete and elegant assortment Of
all the various styles in use Also, large variety
OF Floor OH Cloths; India aud Cocoa Mating;
Window Shades and Blinds, with general assort.
ment OF Curtain Goods, Cornices and Trimmings.
Also, CuTed Hair ana Shuck Mattresses; with ma
ny other articles in our line, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms
Paper Hanging and Upholsterng executed at the
shortest noticei in town or country.
NH 30-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09
TIE DAILY DISPATCH
Jas a cowARDIN. Proprietor.
HIGH PEASANTS. Editor.


Iy0N,s kATHAIR0N, FOR PRE-.
u. SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY-
M TIE HAIR.-The ksthairon neutralizes the
,a,cts of Disease, Climate ard old age, in restor
a. the human hair, and after badness of 10
xasrs. cleanses the head from Dandruff and its
natural impurities; will cure the Nervous Head.
ache, diseases of the skin, such Scsld Head,
E-ysioelss &C; and is the most desirable Toilet
Article fer Ladies' or Gentlemen's use in the
u1rid II cxhsles the perfume of the most deli.
caUs Iowtrs and being free from rancid oil or col.
onE properties, gives the hair that sett rich, curl
hs appearance obtained by no other preparation.
TIE use Of the Kathairon 10 adopted by the FIRST
PHYSICIANS IN Europe and America, and has sale
a. patronage unprecedented in the history of the
Mas-ia Aeltea. Words alone are superfuous; q
trisl only attest its real virtue, as its million
friends will certify.
To be had of all dealers throughout North and
South America, Europe, and the Islands OF the
Ocean, in large bottles, for 25 cts.
TIE old cannot apply remedy, or the young
xaks caution TOO soon. Use the ksthairon,
E. THOMASLYON, Chemist,
l6lBrosdway, New York
Sold n Richr1ondby ADIE q GRAY.
js6-6m lat Main s,reet
NOTICK.-PLANTEKs' BANK OF VIRGIN.
t IA-Books Of subscription to the capital stock
Of the Planters Bank of Virginia will be
opened al the store of Messrs STEBBINS, OAR.
RACOTT il CO, corner of Broad and 9Th streets,
On Monday. the 2lst day of May next, in pursuance
of charter passed by the General Assembly of
Virginia at its present session.
Commissioners.
Peschy r Grafton James Lyons
w. Goddn DR.. C. s Mills
Ed. Winston w. d. Winston
Dr.. Thos. Pollard r. F. Darrscott
Alex Duval A.V. Chrenshaw
W. w. Timberlske John Harold.
Richmond April llth, 1883 ap l3-lawt23dtd
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IVA AT PRIVATE SALE The subscriber is au.
thGTIzsd to sell those three valuable brick Tene-
streets Row occupied by punctusl tenants at fair
rents.
ALSO vacant Lot now used as a coal yard by
North side of the Basin bank, running back 40 feet
TO Cary street
Also, ths brick Dwelling on the South side of
Lei4h, between 2rd and 3rd streets, now occupied
by Mr. Charles Wood, having rooms, besides
kitchen, sc. Apply to
ma 9-ts w. GODDiN.
CEILING OFF-sELLING OFF AT
~ C0ST-In order to make change in our bust
ness we will sell off our stock al cost from this
date
We have on hand large assortment of Masonic,
Odd Fellows, Druids and Rechabite Regalas, Sill.
yer and Gilt Fringes, Laces Stars and Gmps
Also variety Of other goods we name in part
Canes UmbI elias. Combs, Brushes, Soaps, PERU.
mery, Silver and Steel Spectscles, Carpet Bags,
Bird Cages, &C, &c.
For bargains, call soon at
MCDONALD 81 LYONS No 7 14th ST.,
ap 29-3m under Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

n B. LUCK,
y. STOCK ana LAND WARRANT AGENCY,
GOVERNOR SrRKET.
Stocks bought and ssld on Commission. The
highest price paid for Land Warrants.
Gold and silver Wanted.
e Prize tickets In all Lotteries sold In Lot.
teries under the management of r France & Co,
will be promptly paid by me, and all inquiries
relative TO the business of r. France e. Co., ad-
dressed to them at Richmond, will meet with
pr 'mpt attention.
mp2 C. B. LUCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09
n ID
ID ICHfIOND AND DANVILLE MALL

= -2EfX
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAiL.
u ROAD-OPEN TO KEYSVILLE 73 NILES.
On and after Monday, November 9Th, 1852, a re.
grlar passenger train will run daily Sundays ex.
cepted) between Richmond and Keysville
The train will stop for passengers only at the fol
owing points: Manchester, Robiou's, Coalield,
Tomshawk, Powhatan, Mattoax, Scott's Shop, Anne.
liza II, Wyaneke Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah,
and Liberty Church
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, A. M. Returning,
cave Keysville at l.2s P. NJ
Children under 10 years of age free, provided
seat is not occupied by them from 10 and under
Is years OF age. half price. Servants travelling by
themselves, must be furnished with two passes SO
that one can be retained in the Office and Ii must be
expressly stated on the pass that they are permitted
TO go on the cars.
N B-Passengers for Lynchburg will take the
Southside train at Haytokah for Rice's Station,
thence by Flagg d Cos stages to Lynchburg. Pas
sengers for Halifax C II can meet Messrs Flagg &
Cos tour horse coaches at Keysville, and passen.
gers for 1anville, Va, Greensboroueh, Salisbury
and Charlette c., can meet Messrs Flagg u Co.'S
tour-horse coaches On Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at heysviile. Passengers for Carksyille
Boydton, Milton, N C, and Yancysville, can meet
aessrs Moss d Cos coaches at Keysvile on Tues.
lays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Milton and
fancysville by Flagg e. Cos line Mondays, Wed
lesdays and Fridays.
fe % John Fl. OSBORNE. Stunt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

III VESSEL FOR SALE.-The schr
offered for sale. She is in good running order, car
ries 1000 bushels of Grain and draws ST feet wa.
ter. She can be bought reasonable terms. Pos.
session can be had Immediately. Apply to the Cap.
tain ON board OLIVER BROOKS.
nv 3-6lf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09
a. UNION HOTEL FOR RENT OR

q UNION HOTEL FOR KENT OR
:a Lease.-The above Hotel is for rent or
lease. 1t is situated in the city of Richmond at the
corner of Main and 18th streets, quite near to the
Dock which is soon to be ompleted, and very con.
venient to the Depots of the Danville and Central
Railroads.
The Hotel was thoroughly altered and repaired
about two years ago. and is in the most perfect
order. 1t has accommodations equal to any other
Hotel in this city, and presents hattering induce.
rnents to any one disposed to engage in Hotel keep
ing.
Richmond is daily increasing in wealth and popu.
lation and the location of this Hotel in part of
the city where business is soon to centre, recon
mends it to those who may wish to engage in the
business The rent will bs reasonable to good
tenant. Appiyto .---
my2 TOLER & COOK. Agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-09

O. FOR SALE.-The Brick Tenement on
Eli South eide Main street, between 18th and goth
streets, at present occupied by Mrs E DAVIS, CON
tanning thirteen rooms, brick kitchen with five
rooms; also, small wood do. Depth of Lot, hall
the distance from Main to Cary street. Terms &C
commodating. Apply to
sp 30 TOLER a. COOK. Apents
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MATER CLOSETS. BATBTNG FIX

wATER CLOSETS, BATHING FIX.
w IURES, &c.-We are now putting I'D all
kinds OF Water Fixtures, such as Water Closets
Bah Tubs, Stationary Wash Stands, and every
other description OF fixture for hot and cold water
which we will pNup IN the very best manner, and
al the l)west rates Those Ia want of any of the
above fixtures, would do well to call and leave their
orders with the undersigned
G. d. A. BARGAMIN, Jr,
hp Film Corner Main and 10th streets
ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOT for sale on
- - cin street, near Leigh, and nearly opposite
M.l g. City Springs, having 80 feet front by 100
an otph 70 an alley. This is considered one of the
Enost desirable lots in the vicinity liberal credit
VIII De given. Title indisputable.
ep2S-lm w GODDIN
SOITH ERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
~ For iha accommodation of delegates who ex.
Rec TO attend the session OF this body 10 be held in
Baltimore In May, the fare between Richmond and
Warrington has been reduced to Sc for the round
trip. s, RUTH. Suu't TRANSPORTATION,
Richmond, Fredg d PRR Office,
Richmond, April SO. 1853. ap3o
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WILLIAM RFOUNTJOY's MARBLE
Va FACTORY and Granite and Stone Yard east

"1LLIAM mOUNTJOY'S MARBLE
w FACTORY and Granite and Stone Yard, east
corner of 9Th and Main streete, Richmond, We, is at
all times prepared to furnish Marble Monuments,
Tonbs or Head Stones, of any size pattern; Mar.
bic Mantelpieces, Marble work for cabinet makers
any work of the kind, of the best materials and
workm anship az the shortest norce, and on as fs.
yorsbe terms as any,other establishment between
Boston and New Orleans. Having extensive Gra.
mite Quarries of easy access from the city, and
OF quality not to be surpassed even by the far.
famed Quincy Granite, he also engages to put up
Granite Fronts, or any other Kind OF house
work, in ihe most reliable manner, With such dis
prtch aud upon such terms as csnnotf nto please
every one.
E~Grsnite furnished of specified sizes for
stone cutters, or rough Granite for mason work.
hB-Haying recently engaged very expert.
snced Carver and Engrsver, he 10 prepared to do all
kinds OF ornamental marble work, at the lowest
possible prices NH I6-3u*
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A GENCY OFFICE.-The subscriber takes
public generally that he has taken the Office on the
corner of 14th street and the alley in the rear of
the Exchange Hotel (known as Clarks's office) for
the purpose of doing an Agency Business, such a.
renting out houses, collecting claims, &c &c.
my 2-lm* m MARTIN SMITH, Agent.
NOTICE.--Ihe Annual Meeting OF the Stock.
Az holders of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company win be held at the of.
fee of the Company, in Richmond, on MONDAY,
the 30th May, 1853, at IL o'clock, M
C w MACMURDO,
ap % Treasurer.
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rT@ NOTICE.-The steamer AU.
GUSTA will be taken off the route
between Richmond and Norfolk, via Por. Walthall
after "WEDNESDAY the Goth instant, for repairs
and to - re1tted for the sum ner Due notice will
be given when ready to resume her place.
THOS DODAMEAD, Supt.
ap 70 Office R. and P. r. R. Co,
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Shallow brooks and rivers wide.

"These are The middle classes, who claim to
hold the balance ofpower between tie higher
and the lower" whispered the voice in her
meJesiy's ear. "They are the strength and
glory Of your nation, for they are the most in
duttfions, the most neral, the most in.ellec-
tual of the population"