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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

SERVANTS FOR HIRE.-I have two
~ first rate WOMEN COOKS and several BOYS
aud GIRLS for hire. GEO. /, HERRING,
de 81 Opposite r.. r, Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

IREAM OF LILIES.-Use this elegant
u srti.le is Won have chspped hsEds lips &c. One
application is generally sufficient For SALE By "a
do r.. j. f4SDA ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

NOTICE My store having unnusSSoSSy. .
-, =. ,sns;r and q new stock Of uNo ss =.
eYra ssia - lssfe my former easines@ sau nd
s.estfaly solicit call from my eia eas'e'4s'' =
Ike public Ia general. = .sonpr $50 Broad 81.
de8 q. z. = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-31

CHILDREN'S GIGS, Hobby Horses,
~ Cabs, Velocipedes, &c fresh supply just receiv-
ed per steamer and for sale by
de % RIM. ZIMMERMAN;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1853

1t will be seen by an announcement in the
papers of yesterday that Mr.. Edward J. Car
rell, who has had charge of the editorial depart
ment Of this paper for the last two years, has
retired from it, in order to devote his time and
talents to the practice of law We wish hin,
prosperity and distinction in his new sphere.
We regret that, in the act of retiring from the
authorship of the Crescent, Mr. Carroll should
have deemed it necessary to disclaim (there be.
ing no occasion for so doing-having some time
previously withdrawn himself from the paper
any responsibility for the conduct, of the paper
for some time past The proprietor of the Cres-
cent has always Acknowledged and met any
responsibility, for what has appeared in its
columns. During the two years past, he has
frequently found that responsibility serious
and, at times, an unpleasant one. In the future
management of the Crescent there will be no
real or imaginary division of this responsibility
The proprietor will manage his paper him.
self. He, alone, will be responsible for what
appears in its columns Employing the best
talent which can be procured to aid him, he will
endeavor to conduct the Crescent so as to give
no just cause of offence to any one; cautiously
avoiding all ascerbity of feeling or illiberal
ascription of motive, and exerting himself with
all his means and ability, to supply the numer-
GUS friends and readers of the paper with
spirited, just, faithful and industrious chroni-
cler of the times More, he does not deem it
necessary to say, preferring that the perform
os,ce, rather than the promise, shall determine
the justice of his claim to continuance and in
creaae of the Ehars1 naYrnuace nv which tb;e
paper has been hitherto sustained and fostered.
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rELEaRApHEp TO THE CRESCENT
Hp TIT National lfnr.
Purchase of Mount Vernon.

Purchase OF Mount Vernon.
WASHINGTON, June 10.
The National Intelligencer of this morning
confirms the report of the sale of Mount Yer
non. The purchasers are a company of North
ern and Southern capitalists, and the sum to be
paid is two hundred thousand dollars Among
the conditions of the sale are, that Washington's
remains shall not be removed, and that the
Government of the United States shall have the
privilege of repurohasiug the property
Northeastern Fisheries
NEwYoRK, June Is.
Tie papers of St. Johns, n B., of yesterdays
date, state that two French steamers have ar
rived off Newfoundland, to watch the interests
of the French fishermen.
New York Cotton Masket
NEwIo ORR, June 10.
The Cotton market is heavy to-day, with sales
at decline of &c. per ID.
Later from Buenos Ayres.
New YORK, June 10.
Later advices from Buenos Ayres state that
on the 11th of April an engagement took place
between the squadron of Urquiza, consisting of
several steamers, and that of the Buenos Ayrean
Government. The action lasted two hours, and
resulted in the capture of two of the best of the
Bueuos Ayrean vessels Many were wounded,
but only twelve were reported killed on the part
of the Buenos Ayreans. 1t was reported that
Buenos Ayres had accepted the mediation of the
Brazilian and Bolivian Ministers, with the de-
sire to bring the difficulties with Lruuiza to an
accommodation. In the meantime Urquiza was
collecting stores, and making preparations for
the blockade of Buenos Ayres.
Fire in Cincinnati Two Steamboats, Burned
CINCINNATI, June Is
A fire broke out at the steamboat landing
here last night, and destroyed two steam
boats-the James Millengar and the Memphis
No l, both lying Mt the docks.
Oakland Races
LOUISVILLE, June 10
In the race the other day between Berry and
Compromise, on the Oakland Course, the former
won with ease.
Railroad Tax in Vicksburg.
VICKsBURG, June IS
The vote was taken here to-day on the sub
ject of subscribing one hundred and sixty eight
thousand dollars, to be raised by a tax, for the
Southern Railroad stock. The result is largely
in favor of the tax and subscription, the vote
standing as follows: In favor 32l ; against g.
The vote polled was quite small
Tobacco Crop
LOUISVILLE, June 10
But little tobacco has yet been planted The
weather is very dry The receipts in this mar
ket are small
Ohio River
PITTSBURGH, June 10
The river here is still falling, with two feet
seven inches water in tile channel
ClNcINNATf, June -.
The river here is still falling slowly.
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To fhe Ladies'.
VI A ID A NJ Z L A. I T. N

VI D A N ? L A EN-
~ Respectfully offers the Ladies' Of New Orleans Tor
the treatment OF the following lse.ss PROLAPsus UTERL
WHITES, PROFuSE AND PAINFUL MENSTRUATIoN En-
SpRiEMhNr AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB.
The treatment adopted that has met the appAa
Toe most distinguished Surgeons Paris New York an
h success here watch ample testimony and the man
respectable ladies' che refer usaes wing all dOa.c
.of tue Uterus, not Of nature, cured
Madam hese exclusively to the diseases Ldes and
ssn be consulted DAILY, at her residence,
mys SPIT 1873 St J,.enb s,rec,
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The citizens of St Louis have y,to5br,..
majority to issue the bonds of the civ ~ 10
tent Of 100000 for the Improvement Of fl thcir
wharf Vi '"'h
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Boomer Bonnets.

DEAR CREsCENT-We see with pleasure that
these coquettish coverings for the female face
divine, are again coming in vogue Good news
for such Of my fair sisters as have graceful
neeks, and hyacinthine curls; no longer need
they hide the former under that dowdy thing
called curtain, nor crush the latter away into
the dim recesses Of the odious extinguishers
which fashion has so'long placed on their heads.
They can now, s. TO the destruction of mankind,
let their shining ringlets flow luxuriantly down
their rounded cheeks, kiss their white neeks.
and float away on the perfume laden breeze.
Only think CT the sensation that will be pro
duced on Camp street by the adventurous pio-
neers OF the new fashion See the lazy clerks
seated sans coats, in the back part Of the stores
lndulging in the delights OF lolling, with their
heels higher than their heads, start from their
state Of semi-repose, seize their uncomfortable
outer garments, and, hastily thrusting their
arms INTO the sleeves, rush toward the street to
enjoy stare at the Bloemer bonnets and their
blooming wearers. Observe those respectable
mlddle-aged men cease their important CONVEX
sation, and turn to take 4 second look: AMI
there, do you notice that group who were about
turning down Grayier they have changed their
minds and are proceeding far as Common
All l0ungerdom is on the alert
In the meanwhile the fair objects Of all this
attention pursue the even tenor Of their wav.
apparently unconscious of the commotion they
excite; occasionally, when the glaucing Of the
southern sun, or sons, becomes oppressigey
ardent, proyokingly lowering their tiny para
soils, and only lifting them on the approach Of
some particular friend
Now all the little women who dared not in
bulge in hounces, have fine opportunity of
retalIatlng on their tall rivals; for, of course.
the latter cannot venture on the Bloomor bon
net tall stout woman would be an absurdity
with such a head dress, and as for a tall thin
one, she would resemble the pole with Gesler's
hat on 1t, with the important difference that all
the men would become William Tells, and refuse
the expected tribute whereas low sized women
OF delicate proportions will sport the Blooner
bonnet with killing grace II it were only
permitted to adopt the whole Of the charming
costume, how delighted we should be; but the
public mind down South is not yet prepared for
such an innovation, and it would never 10 to lie
IN advance Of the age: We must be content for
the present with the bonnets only, and trust
that more enlightened public spirit will soon
permit the introduction Of the rest Of the
Bloomer pccrot,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16

The new low pressure steamer Jacob Stroae,.
cost it is said, full $4,000 she is pop nun.
nina, IN the u,sil tire between LeuisrillS AHA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16

SUNDAY PARfpES.-The iremen, last Sab
bath, in the management Of their funeral nro.
cession, set a commcnduble example in dis
pensing with military music, and one that has
been universally spoken Of with appreciation.
The solemuity Of so large body Of citizens pro
ceeaing through the streets in perfect stiffness,
and portion OF the time with heads uncovered
was far more appropriate to the spirit Of the
day and Of the occasion than any noisy demon.
STATIONS of military music could have made ii.
IN Y Journal of Commerce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16

Madame Ahlamowitz is teaching vocal music
IN Louisville. Her pupils, numbering many Of
the bellies o that city rendered her . e9Bip!ls
usEtsry asrsgf. rs tbs Nsssrl Hell rA sks eth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16

TRAVEL on THE ONO RIVER The water on
the Ohio river, between Pittsburg and Cincin-
natl is getting quite low, as usual at this sea
son OF the year. At Wheeling, on the 9th inst.
there were four feet six inches in the channel
and falling, and at Pittsburgh only three feet
ten inches and falling. The steamers Alvin
Adams and Virginia We're reported aground on
bar below Parkersburg The Falls Cfty,
however, arrived at Wheeling, filed with ms,
seugers and freight, and was to have started
again for Louisville The Wheeling Inteli-
gencer says:
i" Most Of the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati rack
cts have laid up, and the rest of them might as
well do SO. The large boats Of tie Union Linz
have also drawn their huge lengths ashore and
the low water craft have commenced plying
vigorously, to reap a rich harvest, in which
they will not be disappointed The cars arrived
on Saturday from Baltimore in good time, and
found the Granite State, an excellent light
dranght boat, in waiting for the passengers. On
Monday the cars arrived in Ike good time, anl
the passengers we're transferred without delay
TO the steamer Salem, which will quickly and
safely convey them To Cincinnati, where the
draught Of the water will most probably admit
of junction With the larger steamers. The
low water Cnion Line cannot fail to meet all The
expectations Of travellers at THIS season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16

9N Joseph KuFfy, Oh
H~V IMPORTER, fUB
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
AND STAPLE GOODS,
No 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
and unlof the ST. Charles Hotel st. Charles street,
ORLEANS
Resi- tHy invites the attention Of Wholesale retail dealers
purrhc bis VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS which ifeshy
iupor-i and constantly suppNed throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS,
IMITATION SHE'LL AND BuFALLO COMBS, Ofeys. Etyls
BRUSHES EVERY DESCRIPTION Of hs own usruoclur and
al lie lowest Northern factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLES,
such 2. FUMERY HAIR OILS HAIR PINS PoAA1C, FAN
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES roRTA.
BIZ DESKS, together with endless OF FORTE bon
NAlEs, ge o. styt and shape unasAy ow prices.
GUNs PISTOLS KNIVES, COLTS and WARMERS REVOLVING
PISTOLS, SCISSORS kAzpRs, LIFE PRESERyERs, FISHING
and TACKLE Of every variety 10 suit the most deter 1uci
Auglgf.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
The stock In tbs ue, consisting Cooper NJ j.
In and reS jos johnson moveents with Else A.oftu Of
SWISS and ENGLISH LEY Frs together with ass stock Of tu
great by Roberts, gagged the Wholesale
sud having hesH purchased eTeuvey csaA
are offered to purchasers
n Every article warranted represented the reandsd
~ WATCHES, JEWEIRY, etc, CAREFULLY REPAIRED ard
WARRANTED. fsis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16

Our reporter uniutentionally did our worthy
fellow citizen, Bernard Wheelehan, injustice in
his report of the Assistant Board of Aldermen's
sitting of Tuesday night. We have seen Mr.
Wheelehan, and are satisfied with his explana.
ton of his vote The report having been laid on
his table, he, without examination, signed it,
not dreaming that it referred to matter which
he strenuously opposed in committee
We might be surprised, but never would at
tribute any improper motive to any act of Mr..
Wheelehan.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16

DEATH By LoeH1Aw.-A son of Mr.. 5. |. Bald.
win, at NewHaycn, died of lockiaw on the 5th
inst, under the most distressing circumstances.
About ten days previous, he was playing over
or near pile of old boards, when PROTECTING
nail passed into the leshy part of his knee
causing slight wound. No danger was antici,
pated from the injury; aud when after a few
days physician was called, the parents wr,,l
assured Of the speedy recovery Of their son. Bqt
about the seventh or eighth day after the acei-
dent, his muscles began to stitfen, and his Jaw
70 become fixed His case was seen TO be one Of
tetanus, OF lockjaw. There was then no expec
tanon Of his recovery, and when the fact was
announced to him, he received the intelligence
WIN MS characteristics manliness. He requested
o o,na, willow tree might be planted over his
go, anu desired his weeping friends to be
I Ia.! ana not grieye too much for him.
| pOsure to the end ''''Ns IN" 0u4'-
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n slight pretext could be needed to renew the
late hostilities between the two countries. For
the present, the weakness of the army and its
want of the necessary munitions of war. to-
gether with the poverty of the national treasury,
may put off the catastrophe--may delay, but
cannot prevent it. And when the army has
been replenished and recognized, and war de-
clared, we imagine that Santa Anna will raise
those funds from the Church which he sought
but failed to reach before.
The whole history of the Military Chieftain
of Mexico has been strangely interviewer with
the fortunes of our country His efforts have
successfully contributed to our wealth Texas
New Mexico snd California, and it seems fatet
that his further career shall enure to oul
further profit. Besides that, Arista hassnany
followers who look to annexation with and in
corporation into the United States as the only
panacea for the perplexities and sutferings Of
Mexico. For ourselves, we look upon it merely
as a question of time, and believe that Santa
Anna is destined to shorten the interval.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16
spring and SUMMER Ctofhlng

spring and summer Clothing
F, STRINGER & co,
no. So srsEEr,
r. Ar nov receiving their Hu1Ptes Of
SPRING IND SUMNER CLOTHING
Asrse assortment ii LIGHT woOLES sOODs ,5i,bl, for
MERINo ALPACA. LINENS etc
ohos assortment o. SILK, BATI5TE and AMBRIC CRAvATs
SILK, LIsLE THREAD and COTTON HALF HOSE
SILK Isle THREAD and COTTON GLOVES
LINEN DRAWERS.
hlLh, hhEINO aud COTTON UNDER GARMENTS,
app I'm F.sTRISGER 4 Co. % Canp .tra.t
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FIGURES WILL SHow.-The estimates of the
Fillmore administration for the fiscal year 1850
'51 were. ...................&3 7 $3.50, OF
Appropriations by democratic Con-
gress ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A ,162, 500
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16

boys when they are boys, are queer enough
low many ridiculous notions they have, and
what singular desires, which in after lie change
and shape themselves into Characteristics WHO
remembers when he would haze sold his birth
right 70 rocking-horse, and his new suit Of
clothes a monkey Who torgets the sweet
faced; /, older than himself, against whose
golden IN he leaned and wept his gricls away:
Who "a Iects when the thoughts Of being a
ccircus-5 fer APPEARED greater than to lie the
Preside T. and how jealousy lie watched the
little e lows that wore spauglcd jackets and
turned somersetss and prayed to become like
them, II memory preserycnot thesc capaeittos,
or something similar, tho boy is lost in ihe man.
Happy visions they come but once and 90
quickly, leaving us ever to sigh for u return Of
what can never he again
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-16


TIE PIONEER BRAND,
ESTABLISHED IN 1881, AND FOR WHICH
A PRIZE MEDAL
WAS AWARDED AT TIE WORLDS FAIR, OR LONDON
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, IN 1851,
Can be As y throughout present season alta,
oloT irg establiHhmcas
PETERS, WILLARD CO., Of on L,s. AMI b. av-sts.
P. 81 MrALPlS Co, No. 20 Common street, aud NJ.
sueeL Row
HALL, KEMP Co. Canal and Tehoupoulas
L. JOHNSTON CO.. o. Magazine sni Poydra
EHiTchNB LANIER corner Of ngupiion t,t,:s
Al RoBERTs a co, 50 Poydres streets,
JofiN 5, WALLS, % Magazine street;
DUDLEY NELSON, 70 Common and SO Canal street
G, NJ BAiLY 8 CO., - Commos and IS Canal street;
KENDALL VOC co.. o. ravier ami Tchoupitouls l,rsst4
Z. v. ADAMS, q Te-oupitoulas street;
HOLMES CtAUSS, G1pgisr street;
J. " JOHNSON CO., Frou. Lsvse;
John c. SHANNON, Fulton street;
v. s. WRIGHT Co, 81 TchoapitoulAs street;
CONVERSE co, lafayette and shoup.ouAs
"D1ad she FIRST establish Western Ham,
and t. amPharay ,ths WESTERLY PIONEER basuss Hd
cure IL invariably roln0as bst,er. Cincinnati Gazette
tE- red ard Tor sala by
CHARLES DuFFIELp 4 co, Louisville, ~.
fa.S 6ulq MARTIN
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years gave Fillmore more than he
askeu .'.'..''. s......... SID, Jof 80
Comment would be work of supererogation
1t should be stated, however, that Congress
made no appropriation for the defence of the
eountry-none for Notifications, although asked
in 80 for $3.50, 3O0-ponc for internal improve
ments, to develop the resources of the country,
though the President asked for 81 ,l53,77S for
that purpose. We hope that the present adj
ministration will make an effort to apply the
supin, towards the building of the Great Pa
cihc Railroad We advocate it, heart and soul,
as national measure.
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AlR-20, 600 bushels Plastering Hair, in
asks hossheHd' an rr,' Roman C-nati Firs rtsv
ssa A,a Palm OIL ,ad falirs Materials .5ssssn. :.
fsftf !, ftAApiL 80, tssss,,.s., Il !. u,.pssae
III ftiss'sis' ., sd huisss sgi.s,i, II HI,
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PITTSBURGH, June 10
The river here is still falling, with two feet
seven inches water in tile channel
ClNcINNATr, June H.
The river here is still falling slowly.
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A Sort Of ValedictorY.

In day or two we expect to vacae our seat in the
present "old arm chair which usually stands in the
nook of our sanctorum where have often sat in pur
suing the pleasant duties of our vocation here oul
mind has often been busy revolving various matters
and not unrequenty illustrating the idea of the great
poet-slghtly changed
sober thought is capable of years,
And cro,Ods long life into one hour.
TTere we have had many pleasant moments of rea
enioyment-a feast Of reason, all to ourselves in con
ming over the pages of many welcome visitors in the
shape ofnumerous exchanges to disc inmate would
be invdious, we cannot do it but from each we have
extracted many pleasant and valuable thoughts, which
have often served to beguile many weary hour and
added interest to that which, without their valuable
aid, would otherwise have been very meagre and un
interesting. In view of the associations which stand
intimately connected with some Of tho pcasantcs
hours of our le we cannot but regret to some extent
at least, that duty calls elsewhere, and we feel il
right to 60.
Our connection by this move is not severed with the
Journal We will still maintain it's editor and owner
ship, and will continue for some time perhaps the
next year only change Of location which will ena
Bile US, we have no doubt to keep our Journal better
posted up with the passing events of the day. and vii
still Advocate to the best our abilities, what
ceve to be right and proper.
The conduct and general superintendence Of the
journal" and Temperance Advocate will continue
in the hands of the former proprietor Of the Journal
who will take great pleasure in giving receipts to any
of our friends who desire to settle up.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-11
Flowers will Grow where the waters Run.

the cutice of tho scalp is kept healthy, and the
germs ofthe hair inygorated by stimulents which op-
crate at their roots through the inner skin dna Of
the head, strong and vigorous head of hair canno
fail to be the result The operation Of Lyons Katha
ron is founded entirely upon this most reasonable law
ofthe Natural World 1t is prepared Of such ingredi
ens only, as will produce this effect Hence the most
incrcdulous have tried and been benefited by its use
and the secret Of its immense sale The appearance
given to the hair is truly beautiful and pleasing. Sold
by all dealers everywhere at 25 cents in large bottles
D. S. Barnes, Proprietor, Iel Broadway N. Y.
Sold by every Druggist in Camden. Haviland,
Harral & Co., wholesale Agents, Charleston.
Sept. l3 81 tt
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-11
OBITUARY.

Died, at his residence near Hillsborough n. c., on
Sunday the 95th ult, in the esd year OF his age the
Rev. Jony WlrnEnsrooS, D. D., for many years Pastor
Of the Presbyterian Church in this place;
1t is ever painful duty to announce the death OF
q minister of God; to say that a great and o good
man has fallen; but when, in the lnscrutioie proV!-
drnce of Cod we are called upon to pay the last tri.
butte of respect and affection TO beloved minister,
TO whose voice we have for years listened under whose
instruction we have lived, who has shared in our Joys
and sympathize'l with us in sorrow. inexpressibly
panful is tho duty and the heart shrinks from the
trial which respect and affection demand. DIR. With.
erspoon was born at Pembroke Il country seat and
residence of his father near Newbcrn N. c. He was
the son of Mr.. John Withorspoon, md grandson of
the Rev. DR.. John Wtherspoon. n celebrated writer
and divine in the Presbyterian church. and one Of the
sisnrrs Of the Declaration of independence Dr.