The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-01

New PuBLrcArroNs--We have received from
Messrs. Naeh & W dollhouse, Putnam's Monthly
for June
Harry ASHTON or VIII and the Way. This il IN
exciting Romance. by the author Of Minnie Gray,
&c. Fer sale BY L. L. Smith, Main street, opposite
American Hotel
Harry Corerddle's Courfships-T hoie who have
read the other works of this suthor of the Court
ship--his Frank Fsileish and Lewis Arundel, will
find this book even superior to them In ito racy,
sparkling style and able portralture of the human
character For sale by L. l.. Smith, Main street.
The Virginia Mineral Springs-This work fully
describes the location and properties of the Mine
raj Springs in State and explains their use ar
the diseases to which they are applicable. Pc
culiarity of this book exists in the fact that it
printed and bourd here. 1t is the second work
published In Virginia, bound in linen. For sale by
J. w. Randolph, Main street.
EWe would call the attention Of those of our
merchants who are engaged 10 the California trade,
to the card of Messrs. j. H. Coghiil & Co., in our
advertising columns. Their references are suffi'
cent guarantee the responsibility of their house,
but In addition to these copy the following favor.
able notices of Mr. c., frum the San Francisco pa
pers:
From the Times and Transcript.
MORE OLD CITIZENS GoISG.-The ?, N s. S
Companys magnificent steamship Golden Gate
which leaves this morning for Panama, carries
away from our shores more of San Francscos well
known and most valuable citizens. Among the
number We notice the names of ]. P. Flint and J.
Cog hill, Esquires msm bers respectively OF two
of the heaviest commercial firms In the State
unpfla u,N hnfh bvpifI ho fret nf
California pioneers, have become intimately linden
titled with the interest and prosperity of cur
camille community, and indeed we might say of the
whole city, for in few if any important movements
to promote the public welfare have they failed to
lend their cordial support and influence Their
enterprise, strict business integrity and private
worth has secured them full success in every un
dertaking, and they now depart for the Atlantic
States with the esteem and kind wishes of all who
know them.
From the Alta California
DEPARTURES BY THE GOLDEN GArK.-As usual
when the Gate (as she 10 called in fancy parlance
leaves our harbor, host OF passengers take their
departure from our shores, among whom are al.
ways to be found many old residents Of the Stats
10 The list for to morrow, we see the name of II
Coghill, Esq, of our first and most successful
merchants. Mr.. C. came in the van of the golden
emigration, was one of the first party of gold ad
venturers that assembled the Chagres river in 1s49
He arrived here the s8h day of February of that
year. Since that time he has been actively engaged
in business, and has done much towards building
up and improving our city. We wish him pleas
ant visit and an early return to his adopted home.
The Evening Journal notes the sailing Of the
steamer, and among the passengers, mentions ]. Il
Coghill, Esq, 40 pioneer, and At present one OF
our most eminent and successful merchants.
Mr. c. is at the present time in our city, and is
| stopping at the Exchange Hotel.