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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28
THAT HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM.
one mile west of the city. known "a =

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one mile west of the city, known as
Rose Neath, for sale.-The subscribers
health having been restored by residence Of four
years In the county, and desiring to devote his undi
vided attention to commercial pursuits, and with
that view to remove to the city, he offers for sale
his farm, called Rose N cath, situated in Henri
co county one mile west OF the city, on the Deep
Run Turnpike-a continuation of Broad street. with
convenient access TO the Weathsm Plank Road
The farm contains about 224 acres of land ali
cleared, and about 200 acres of il in tae highest
state of agricultural improvement as the cfops
testify. =
The improvements are extensive. of thu most
convenient and modern description, and in perfect
order, being peculiarly adopted both for family
comfort and the purposes of the farm.
The pre- perry is susceptible of division into three
or more beautiful tracts.
First, the mansion house, with IL rooms bath
house, kitchen out houses for servants smoke ice,
machine, corn and large hay houses, extensive sta.
bic room, &C. with about lib acres of land ipclud.
Ing garden of acres, and beautiful yard and
flower garden, tastefully set out in shade trees,
shrubs and flowers.
Secondly, frame building with six rooms above,
beside: brick basement; kitchen, with 4 rooms,
extensive s'abiing. hay shelter 100x40 feet &c,
with 81 acres of land.
Third, tract of 90 acres without improvements,
fronting on Grove street. and within Q lew hundred
yards of the Plank Road.
more minute description of this property is
deemed unnecessary here, as those disposed to pur.
chase Will prefer to view the premises and all such
are invited TO do 3d. and treat with James nj Tay.
lor, Auctioneer, at whose office plat OF the land
may be seen.
There is not nor has there probably been offered
In this market tor years, more desirable piece of
property OF equel dimensions with as many ad van
tases OF location, beauty and sound investment;
and nothing but the reasons above given induces
the owner to part with it.
If not sold privately before WEDNESDAY, the
9th day of July, it viii on that day, commencing
at 81 O'Clock, NJ, upon the premises, be offered
at public auction. aud the following day. com
mencing at Ii O'Clock, A M, will be sold the farm.
ing utensils OF every description stock consisting
OF fine mules, mich cows, heifers, yearings, hogs,
&c, all of fine br, ed.
The terms will be most liberal and accommodate
ing.
Should private sale of the land be effected be-.
fore the day ef sale, due notice will be given.
LEWIS D CRENSHAW.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
la ondx ,At
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ArriraJ of fbe Enn;r. 4

;, Arrtrat Of the Empire City.
new ORLEANS, June % The steamer EN-
,ire City has arrived with Havana dates oil
he Goth.
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EE Great Observation-Disclosures Sue,
cess More than 500 r ersons IN the City
of Richmond aisne testify to the remark.
able cures performed by Carriers Spanish
Intxtnre.-This great spring medicine and purl
flyer of the blood is used by hundreds of grateful
PATIENTS who testify daily to the remarkable cures
performed by the greatest of all medicines, CAR
TER'S SPANISH MIXTURE. Neuralgia, rheuna-
tsn, scrofula, eruptions IN the skin, liver disease,
eases of the throat enlsle complaints pains and
sching of the bones and JOINTS are speedily put to
flight by using this great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases OF the blood, and as q spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. 1t cleanses the system of all i'm
puritles acts gently and efficiently the liver and
Kidneys strengthens the digestion, gives tone the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy and re-
stores the constitution enfeebed disease broken
down by excuses In youth to its pristine vger and
strength.
For the ladies' it is incomparably better than all the
cosmetics used. few doses of Carriers Spanish
Mixture will remove all sallowness of complexion,
bring the manting to the cheek give elasticity
to the step and improve the general health in re-
msrkable degree, hey all the medicines heard
Of
The large number ofcertifcates of remarkable cures
performed persons residing In city by the
of Carters Spanish Mixture is the best evidence
keepers magistrates, physicians and public men, well
known to the community, ali add their testimony to
the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURI-
Eyer.
Cali and few out of the hundreds of certificates
around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT BEERS, Druagists
No 125 Main street. Richmon
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
Priee 81 Der bottle. six bottlas for IS. anil
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~ Tooth Ache cured by GarsicE d
GWathmey's Tooth Ache spseiiac.-lt Is
warranted to contain nothing injurious TO the teeth
In few minutes See the certificate OF DR.. Edmunds
a practising Dentist of this city.
MEssRs. GARLIcK GwATHMEY: Gent nave
used nearly fty phials of your Tooth Ache Specific
and am highly pleased with its good effects 1t Ger,
tainly will relieve the pain when caused BY external
for infaned and spongy Gums. cenEder it the best
article used for Tooth Ache, and eheerfuily recon-
mend it to Dentists and those afflicted with aching
teeth. Your respectfully,
THOMAS Fl. EDMUNDs.
Sold by BENNETT BEERS, PURCELL. LAbD
CO. and Druggists generally. Price Is cents.
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DRIMk Mo COEFEK.-5a pass prime
Green Rio cofse, just received ADD for sale
sw ~ AZ LEE.
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~iImportant 10 the Publics-EXPRESS
FOR CALIFORNIA, AND ALL THE PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN THE UNEON.-We prepared TO FOR
ward daily all descriptions of Goods entrusted TO
charge also, Drafts furnishsdfor large small sums
payable at every town city in the United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland.
Notes, Drafts, and Bills with Goods collected and
prompt returns.
Merchants and others, wishing Goods from the
Northern cities will consult their interest by patron
sing the cid established and responsible Express Of
ADAMS l. CO,
&. J4th Street.,
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E-A Permanent cure OF a Bad Leg

TA Permanent cure OF a Bad Leg
by aolioway's Ointment and PIIls.-The
Mate OF the Mary Sheppard. on the passage home
from Calcutta injured his leg, which broke out in
one mass OF sores that he was guile incapable OF
attending TO his duty. He tried every available
remedy that the sbip med cine chest afforded but
without success de was then recommended by
Mr. Taylor the Second Officer, to try Hollowavis
Ointment and Pills Having procured some from
passenger he used them, with the most happy
result, for long before he reached England his leg
was completely cured, and the surface bore no
signs OF its former dreadful state.
Sold By the Proprietor, 224, Strand (near Tenn.
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines tai oushout the British Empire
aud by those OF the United States. in Pots ana Bog
es at 37X cents, 81 cents and 81 so each Whole
sale by the principal Drug Eouses in the Union and
by Messrs B & d SANDS, New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD d CO, Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving IN taking the
larger sizes.
NB-Directions for the guidancs of Patients are
sfixed to each Pot or Box. ie 2e-Iw
~ Dyspepsia, Rheumatism. scrofy.,
Liver tomplaint, &c.-FanM THE mErRop-
oLIs-Pass it around-let the afflicted hear the elsd
tidings! This is but the sentiment of thousands
WAsHINGToN NAV H. 1855
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
been afflicted with Liver Complaint ten years stand
ing hereby fer the benefit of the afflicted take great
pleasure In announcing that after using few bottles
OF our Hampton Tncture, found it had accomplish.
ed perfect cure. l have used different medicines
10 out nave never been able
for any apparent good and it is blessing to stricken
humanity that that medicine is found hich
the wondrous power of prolonging human life The
many it has wrong is sufficient guarantee of
the beneficial results which may be experienced from
Its use. Yours, respectfully,
CURTAIN HAY
CHRONIC iNFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM
The wife of Thos Yeakle, rs Pearl st, was great
sufferer for eight years Restored to perfect health by
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture
HEREDITARY SCROFULA
boy in the family of Hon w Thomasson, once
member of Congress. from Kentucky, was a mass of
from head to foot His eyelds inside out
prorudng the eyeballs produce blindness
He was cured by Hanpton's Vegetable Tncture.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.
Mr. Henry Winn had cough for five years, great
weakness &c had, in ALL FIVE six physicisns tried
all their remedies but was cured only BY Hamptons
Vegetable Tincture
Call and get Pamphlets gratis
Sold by A STRECKER, Richmond.
G 3 JONES L CO, Petersburg.
MORTIMER MOWBRAY,
Proprietors, Baltimore, and Druggists generally
lie 10
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~ IT would hardly do for any one to have the t.
Hooaand's German Bitters, which are prepared BY
DR. C. M jackson. In cases of dyspepsia, liver COM
psr and arrangement of the digestive organs their
parent They purge from the system the morbid hu-
mors which retard the natural functions, and bring
psleness to the cheek and suffering to the brow They
- to hiph health ie s-dw2w
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| tNANTED.-I wish TO employ O first rate
| w Plough stocker, to 60 to the country, in
Notsoway county. To good workman, steady
JOB will be given, and first rate wages. Apply at
| this office or address "R. j. Blacks and Whites,
Holloway Co, Va i327-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

Nv TEN DOLLARS RE w A RD.-
A2Esrayed or stolen, from the stable OF Robert
. Taylor, corner of 18th and Franklin streets, ON
Friday i9ht last large SorreI Horse. with
one wn'te hind leg. star on his forehead. and
wnlte spot 90 his back, caused by the saddle The
aocye reward viii be paid ii the Horse is delivered
Kent Court House
10 27-3t# JAMES n pnRTrR
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| ell UATIUN wANTED.-Tne advertiser
~ desires situation to do general house work.
or would cook for small family, and would make
| herself generally useful Apply at the corner of
| wall ana Franklin streets je 2S-It*
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Destructive Ere and Loss or Lie.

TRANSMITTED FoR THE DAILY DrsPlToa
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LAb1BERT,s LOTTERY OFFICE.
Nc. Nerth Calvert sSrcct,
~ HAl.TIMnRR
(Oppesite Bsrnum.a HcseI ,

u. lOppesite Bsrnums Hctel)
snE pare1s.e or sale Of Lottery Tickets pithfp
Ae @s.s q ViTsinia teina now in violation Of
ns,o ah rs s'sneeo with heavy penalty on con
the orders OF bis friends ard others who NAV issi
disposed 20 purchase. Having been resident q
Richmond for upwards of thirty years, and bsins
pretty generally known throuehout The state, he
deems It amosf unnecessary TO give any further
assurance that ell business cent led 10 him iii, ~
promptly and properly attended to.
q Packages, singe Tickets and shares. in all
the Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
E The printed official drawings sent to .
respondents by the first mail.
E Prizes cashed at sight
Address THOMAS LAMBERT.
my LISTS Raltuora Ma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
Destructive Fire at City Point.-Less
kstimated at ever $50 900.

hstimated at ever $780, 900.
We learned upon enquiry of the officers Of
the steamer Curtis Peck, which arrived .,
Rockets Yesterday evening, that FIRE broke
out among some cotton, stored in warehouse
ofthe City Point Railroad at City Point, about
5 o'clock, on Sunday evening. The warehouse
aud contents, together with seven other build
ings and dwellings, extending along the river,
were entirely destroyed. How the fire origi-
mated we could not ascertain, nor the names of
the losers Of property.
The amount lost ives estimated at $4,000
The eargs deposited at the Point by the Bevi.
dese, Saturday, was also DESTROYED.
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NEkVANTs WANTED FOR THE
~ SPRINGS We wish to hire Immediately,
male dining room and house Servants also, good
assistant Cook, for the Springs. Persons having
such for hire, will do well to cali without delay
je28 TOLER d COOK, Agents.
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M ANTkD.-I wish to hire White Man,
w to attend to little Farm near Richmond -
Apply to ED. D. EACHO,
je .6 General Agent and Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

WANTED, for the balance of the year, Fe-
w male, white or colored) that is capable of
attending to House business generally To one
that can come well recommended liberal wages
will be given Apply al this Office. je 25-3t
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Wanted to hire, q Female Servant
w TO attend in geneel family. One who is vii.
ling to make herself useful, and can bring good re-
COMMUNICATION, permanent and liberal salary will
be given, Apply at this office. je 27-3tA
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an ANTED TO RENV.-We wish to rent for
w one or more years, Plantation, say of
from so to 200 acres, with improvements thereon,
and not exceeding miles from Richmond. For
such Plantation, liberal rent will be given either
In cash, or part of the crop. Apply to
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Marine Court.

BsEoTe n Juc9e Thompsen.
SGFr John q Baitre rs Ck0rles g. Thgn,pon and "
f. b,ler.1his was 40 sctlOo promissory npfes for
$40 nsde b. deffncant Buer a1d endorsed by istndaas
t. 20 the pl-E before they became dae Il 40
,~sHed evidence that the notes given By To- maker
I. Toom peon 10 BE- discounted hy BIN the exclusive
AD.ht Of Butler. Al the time Th0mpa endcr ed The
ppfs- n yaiorf, he tenant ~ tia plaintiff
2yrg premises 10 kiln street Buttra .9unnsacsd pro
s-etpss IN Nay lsst against ThomD fer the psy
nsn q rent. I0tce served pom Th0m % 4p
par rel re fhe Msri1e Court aud sbog whg b.
sun not D cseo@ssssed the ~ rst due oeing
e. pp-str. OF $500. II ths ne41rine Thompson
5or ed % Bttfre IT The nofsa 10 question Tor the
Az art Of 500 ~ confederation o. the ent and FOR
81 continuance y The proceedings for psymsn n
rsot After this, additional became due from
Tronpfon 70 plaintiff Eho again threatened further Dro
e-srtngs upop whcb Thompson gave lie otner no FOR
t220 The court beid that inaSnuch that paineT
to- - he bsfoIe they became das .nd without
sno~dse Of the purposes for which ra9mp rscsvsd
htu Judgment ,hould b. rendered Tor p 4td or sIs0
vita futes as ard coats
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IOFFI0IAB.l
Stated 8 ssios,.

Stated y ogyONs
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALpsasry,
THuRsnAv Sept 9 1858
p:ssn 1s, rr S, s:s sss. srsadsn Wood
yard Rag. Wells, Hunt, Bout0n, "hsslan Rogers and
By A,i.tant Alderman Baows-of the members Of Hoss
co1psny No or h, dr.nt At the corner Of Nassau
tedsr streets TO or c,Gson AqTSssdu
I. ZAP ,Tsr west ;iss
sire connecting with sewer Ia street
To Committee on sews,s
Others Charlton street, from MAedoasal TO
Resolution That Of detailed poceme. be ased = the
snsc. from LIST January 1883 concurrsd in BY the
The President xssrrs Brown TAFT M.se..s,
Rss:S: .0s Kr Wells Hunt B0u'0n whss'n
By Assistant Alderman b. That Anthony street
BY Assistant Alderman Rms That the salaries Of the
sn e. In sSs he aaS the
effect from July 1853 Lost 40 to for want Of consti,
on motion Assistant Alderman RISe the vote was re-
and h a ths s Of
Ing pier. foot OF twentieth and rwentysec no streets
ss s Iss' Il sasS end q ''f
ger srom he ppa tee Of diving cattle shfons tn.
asnssIy ropui.ted Of oty having in
snssr rsst,isoss veni. ~. little ne
ov % ts sssso, e0w existing VIII be
Resolved That the snrexsd ordinance be- and the same
-
The prohibits the diving Of nast cattle through
any Of the streets in the city betsesn A. N. and
az NJ in June July August and s-psegter: aad be
tween and during the rem anfe- % tho year,
under the penalty Of $40 for each animal so driven To
CT mniftee on Ordinsness
BY ssstant Aldermen BROWN That tie doors and u-
terror premises cupied by Hose Company NO. be
painted. sdoptet
By Assstant Alderman McCoSKsy--Thst oil lamps be
placed in l9th street. from Third East
Adopted.
REPORTS
o. Committee Aesessments-ro concur to correct
sesfmebt PETITION of WIN. Beach Lawrence Adopted
b. the following
Afirmatye-The President Messrs. Brown TAFT. Msb-
haiti B,esdep. Woodward Ring. lis, Hunt, Boutop,
Wh,elar hoaere ard McGonbey-3.
Of sameadyerse peition Of George NJ Dreteroh 70
relief from assessment adopted
of Adverse TO objections TO assessment list for
and nendipg that the he confrnsa Lost 40
and referred hack with resolution BY Assistant
paving said street given nlt in 80 loose
that gravel ordered to be put under
the stones. Adopted
% Adverte TO ELECTIONS to snt j. for
litDg thirty eighth street between Second avenue and EAST
river Referred back
nf sameTo petition Of Margaret S. Byrdsall
fr IN relief ftop@ assessment. Adopted
The Boare fVr vaAt of sd med to Friday
afternoon, a. six o'clock From the minutes
C. kCCLeNACHAN Clark
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY september 3D. T. VI.
bsHsa. Sales Of AZ bbls sc effss'ed at 50 o64 s.
l2 for pots ard SIS rs So 81 for pesrls per 100 les
SHFADs1rFrs Flour did rot vary much. The Asis's
sherct impsdsd business. the ds's transactions in
cnted II 400 tbr sour, at IS sl4 So superdne No 2
at So Sc 121z missed 10 faDcy Western AMI ordinary
70 choic. Sta at So 25 Sc So and other grades 81 pro-
portion ate figures Canadian was upalteTsd. Tbere
have been 100 bbb Southern disposed If in psrt ut
So SO Sc IS fer mixed to good auo 50 IS 81 81 Tor
fancy per Dbl Rye -four ard meal anch ssd
Wheat fsyo cd boyers. This transactions embraced
GO eco bushels a. s. as 81 "A for ordinary prime
white WesteI and IL as 81 40 for do to Do Gebesee
per bntbsL We have nothing new to note n rye oa's
quiet bur firm Corn the advarcs Tia
bufiress comprised 50 5oe oushtl NJ 75c 10 for
soubd lie 49,: for rour yellow aud white; Tsc zoe.
for mix'd sestein ard 7tc 500 for yslo~ Southern.
Co1Tos The market continued quiet, With sales to-
dsy OF about 400 bales.
CoTYs doing better The sales consisted o. 800
bags Rio st lie; and 200 Naracsbo 81 lo9l; psr Id
FmE CRACKERS Some SEQ BIKES Canton, 40 packs,
we're taken a. 81 37h, usual terms.
FRUIT Over leo boxes bunch rssips changed hands
sts3
FREe6Ts - Rates easier to Liverpool with en-
gageneDs Of about IL 900 bushels sheas a. sd 81 in
bulk: eco b5ls rosin % 81 5 100 bags sugar ut
27s CO. ger ton, and 200 10 800 bales cotton az ac
foreign vessel vas engaged for Lonoon 10 load VIII
~bsst At 90 70 bulk II Antwerp, 900 bushels wh eat
we're taien at III. To Have, -four OF 75c. &c.,
and wheat ct 1876 zoe To California rates varied
from 40 to COO per foot, messuI eraeot,
HAY.-fbers were $50 bales river bought at 500, a
62bc PER leo lbs.
UoPS-Wete ~ request az 2S3 30c. for CD ard 40,
42hc FOR new, per ID.
LAns Eastern we're needed At 81 s716 81 s3X. and
LINE --Rochsrd commanded s5c for con1r1oa, aul 81
Cor lurpg per Dbl.
brs cd Il bids Csrdelss clsysd Coba Snd Cuba mrs
ecvado, In lots, at 1oc a 2lo. GER gallon
HosEY -sales we're Hsds o. bids 20 tea sud bis
Cub. n bond for export ~ 42s p8r gallon
OlIs Wbae Sperm sad oiiys we're a laas represent
gsloD
PfousIoSs,~ Pogs attracted Increased attention a.
pecislly to1 shppsr- The sales racohad no Dds
s!etslp 81 SO % .i5 623 for mess, and sl2 SIX