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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-26
RARE CHANCE! ATTENTION LA.

A KARE CHANCE! ATTENTION La.
IA DIES AND GENTLEMEN The subscribers,
sole agents of the United States for GueIgud, one
of the most celebrated Perfumery manufacturers
in Paris. intending to stay for come time in the
city of Richmond, begs leave to inform the World
OF Fashion that they have on hand splendid col.
lection of Articles in their line such Extracts
Hair Oils, Genuine Farina Cologne Water, and
other articles in their line too numerous to de.
scribe, all warranted superior to the articles gene
rally prepared here and sold for genuine, at ex
travagaA prices.
They have aio a magnificent variety of Combs
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, &c; and other Fancy
Articles Please give call at our store, corner
Broad and Third Streets before going to purchase
down town and losing lst time; %, money, and
Sd fair opportunity TO get genuine snd splendid
article. SCHAAP a. co,
nh 3l-Int Corner Rrnah and I'd Straats
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DARCY PAUL,
WESLEY GRIGG,
Sam l. IN Bar Ills
Petersburg, April 90, le53-tIjM

IA w. OSBORN, the well known Daguer.
"a rean Artist, opposite the Banks, takes
Great pleasure in announcing to his friends and the
Ipublic, that he has been to great expense and
ttouble to procure an instrument superior 10 anu
's9ey before kHoson. Mr. OSBORN viii guarantee
better iikeDesses OF children than have ever been
taken in Richmond, and in onehaIf the time auy
other Artist quires. This instrument was man
Stsclured by one of the best makers in this coup
fy, expressly tor my use. Come one, come ali
{ad bring your little ones. OSBORN'S
apt Sign of the Flags of all Nations
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xT~A NOTICE.-The steamer Az.
,E-.~r......25s GUSTA will be taken off the route
6elaer- X Cnmond and Norfolk, via Por: WaIthall,
afte- WEDNESDAY the Goth instant, for repairs
and to be Tehtied tor the summer. Due notice will
be gwen wen ready to resume her place.
THOS, DODAMEAD, Sup't.
50 - Office r and P. R. 4 Co
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TIE DAILY DISPATCH
JAs A CowARDIN, Proprietor.
EUeHR, PEASANTS. Editor.
FAST ROUTE AND Low FARE,
HETwEEN
WINCHESTER AND RICHMOND.
-lopsxtITa uud Now Market.

tN
a. exR On and after TUESDAY, the
49, ii 10th inst, our line of Stages will
i-sT- ,r1Td1n,vllle for New Market in county OF
.Sber.udosa, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
SATURDAYS, on the arrival of the Western train
cf Cara at , o'clock NJ. Stay all night at msdi'
son { H. leave next morning after an early break
fast. asd get TO New Market in time to take the
fven.us stage on the Valley road, for Winchester.
Leave New Market on the same days, Tuesdays,
ThursdaJs and Saturdays. On the arrival OF
the Nal Stage, on the Valley road, from Winches.
ier At hsl past IL O'Clock NJ, arrive at Gordons.
vile II time for the Cars going to Richmond, there.
bv taking the travel through iu "a hours from
Winchester 10 Richmond. Fare from Richmond
70 AMI from New Market, So, through ticket; and
from New Market to and from Winchester 80 so,
costing the traveller only IS so, through from Win
chester 70 and from Richmond
Ses,s can be procured at the Virginia Central
Railroad Ofice. in Richmond, and OF Newman &
Sbet New Market.
K. F. OMOEUNDRO & CO.
Ell GILL, Supt Va. Central Railroad
1Q-if
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GkOKGM J. SUMNER,

IMPORTER and DEALER in CHINA, GLASS,
4 EARTHENWARE and FANCY GOODS Ne.
>, Fifteenth Street, has now in store and IL
oaiiy receiving by arrivals from Europe, the mose
which he has ever had, and OF his own direct inn
portanon, and from the, Northern Manufacturers an
unusually large supply of Glass, Looking
Glasses and Fancy Goods, which he offers
TO both City and Country Trade, at as low
prices, and on as good terms, as any house in the
Country. He respectfully soicits an examination
OF his stock; the strcess attention will be given to
packing and shipping. NH S-2m
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M MEAL.-Having gotten my mills, at Spring Hill,
1u In operation, am now prepared to furnish
Meal either Boted or Unboted, Of the best quality.
made of best white corn, on the most favorsbls
terms. Apply to Jeter e. Leftwich, few doors be-
low the Columbian Hotel, or to me at the Floyd
House. JOHN A. JETER.
5-dta
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nISSOLUTION.-The eopartnership hereto.
II fore existing under the style of ENSIGN &
SEARS, is this day dissolved by mutual consent -
All persons having unsettled accounts, can settle
the same with either party.
WIN. II. ENSIGN,
Richmond, April ls, 1853 JAS. w. SEARS.
Having sold my stock in trade and my good
will to Mr.. GEO. SrARRETT, hereby return thanks
tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
firm of ENSIGN & SEARS, and recommend my
customers to the new firm continuing business at
the old stand. WM. II. ENSIGN.
STARRETT & SEARS having this day formed a
copartnership under the style above named, will
continue the Stove, Tin and Pump business in all
its various branches as heretofore, a. No l46 Main
street. GEO. STARRETT,
JAS. W. SEARS,
Richmond, April 1S. 1853. ap 22-1w
ENARM FOR sALE.-We are authorised to
l. cell small Farm, about seven miles from
Richmond, on the old Turnpike, leading to the
Short Pump, containing about l3O acres, a good
dwelling house, and all necessary out. houses, and
the growing crop of Wheat and Oats, which is very
good. Also, all the stock, and crop OF Corn, Fod
der, Oats and Hay on hand together with the farm
ing utensils and will hire the purchaser the hands,
consisting of three men, for the balance of the
year. For terms, amply to
ap % TOLER COOK. Agents.
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sO ETTa TxTRA No. 4 MACKEKEL,
CU 25 bhls DO Res Herrings
'''' s4o W. ss's' WILLS 4 LOMBARD,
ana 14s Main street
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#)ROPOrALs will ss received by the under.
signed Committee Of the Common Council of
the city OF Petersburg, for the Curbing and Paving
! OF Taob street, from Sycamore street to Market
street and OF Union street from Washington street
70 aoo street, which proposals will be offered
Monday, the 10Th of May next. Specifications
IElil be furnished on application to either of the
tCOumittee
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NN FASSED-NOW "DKESS MAKES THE
GENTLEMAN Those of you who are
~ now wearing old style, rusty clothing, re
member thatyour friends' will not cross the street
to give you hearty shake of the hand, unless this
evil be removed Then betake yourselves forth
with to the fashionable Clothing House of KEEN,
CHILES e. BALDWIN, and have this evil re
moved. Full suits from 3 to S45. New style dress
and frock Goats, cut upon Vsrdes approved French
patterns; black French Doeskin Pants single milled
fancy do, single mled French cloth fancy Goats for
spring also, Shirts warranted to it, Drawers, half
Hose, Cravats, Collars, &c. &C., with great variety
of new style Goods too numerous to NAME Call
on KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN,
ap 81 No 1C2 Main street
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N0RTHHRN ICR

4 NUEt Il II u 1IAN IOE
hUR ICE has arriyed-persons wishing to have
~ ICE lett at their houses or places Of business,
will please send in their orders.
! 2-ts WARDWELL & BADGER
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NRUTH STRANGER THAN FTC.
4 TlON.-The remarkable cures that have beer
effected by Mrs. Daws' Cough Elixir have
given that medicine a popularity almost unparal
leled. The evidences are here, at home; conse
quentiy the numerous certificates In possession Of
the proprietress have truth on their side very
Important, and. we may say, rare consideration
In all cases of cough, cold, whooping cough and
pulmonary complaints generally, this Elixir vii
prove to be OF essential benefit and can be recon-
mendsd with confidence. 1t is, likewise, most
excellent medicine for children Manufactured BY
MRS DAVIS, Main street, Richmond.
FOR sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. d.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street. sno
BOUCHER 4 MELTON. Broad 81, and ChaS'
MILLspAUGH, Druggist. Richmond apo
NEW DRESS GOODs.-Just received per
/ Steamer Roanoke and Express
Very pretty printed Bereges
Satin plaid do
Bsrege De Lanes and Chaihe Beregesl
Black Lace Scarfs, very rich
White do do do
Plain Hernanna Scarfs
Book Collars, new styes
Muslin and Lace Sleeves and banos
To which We call the attention OF tne La9,e:
WARREN 4 PERKINS,
apl9 Eegio Sq9s.e.
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- FOR SALE.-1he properly occupied
81 by the subscriber near the western limits of
tine city-com prising a very comfortable Dwelling
House with eleven well finished rooms, (eight With
fire placeD-
two story brick building, containing four
rooms, a carriage house, two commodious stables,
smoke-house, coalhouse, green house, &C., with a
well of delightful water in the yard.
The garden contains Asparagus Beds, strawber.
ry Beds, Fruit Trees, &c, &c. Apply to
C. @. TOMPKTNJ,
Richmond lion and Steel Works.
1O-dGw0ux
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e Z. l.. JOHNSON returns his thank
"a for the liberal patronage extended to him
NA since his commencement in business, and
hopes, by strict attention and fidelity In
workmanship, to merit q continuance of the same
P. .S-All kinds of Watches, Clocks, Jewel.
ry, &c, carefully and neatly repaired.
E. l.. JOHNSON,
Franklin st., 2 doors above Old Market
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1Q0 CASES OF BONNETS AND HATS.
lVU Just received in Store, 100 cases Of fresh
and desirable Straw Goods consisting of Summer
Hats and Bonnets, this Springs styles
The aboverGoods have just been received from
the New York market, and will be sold (privately)
lower than they can be purchased in this city.
The trade aud country Merchants In general, are
invited to examine the above stock
ap 2O-6t ALEX MOTT e. co.
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coz E.-33 cases "Descoie" Spanish
- Mass Licorice; ID cases IN" Spanish Mass Lii.
sprice; cases "Bsrracco" Calabria Suck Ltcorice
t,r sale by
apo SAMIyFI AYREs
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MosT VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

M OST VALUABLE REAL ESTATK
4tA AT PRIVATE SALE-The subscriber 10 an.
thor1zed to sell those three valuable brick Tena-
ments on the Nortnwest corner of Cary and lAh
streets, now occupied by punctual tenants at fair
rents.
Also, vacant Lot now used a. coal yard by
Mr.. Samuel P. Hawes. fronting "a feet on tha
NORTH side OF the Basin bank, running back 40 feet
to Cary street -
Also, the brick Dwelling on the South side Of
Leigh, between End and 3rd streets, now occupied
by Mr. Charles Wood, having Z rooms, besides
kitchen, &c. Apply to = :
NH 4-fa w CnnnIM
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"A ANNILLA AND HAKDWAKE PA.
IVl PERS. OF various szas and Qualities. for sale
in any quantity Dealers, hardware and dry goods
merchants are invited to examine my assortment -
Also, cloth and sk Papers assorted colors; medium
and glazed Manila PsPers, for putting up tobaesos
for sals at
ap2l MORRIS, bookstore.
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4 oshEN BUTTKR.-2l kegs received per
steamship Roanoke and for sale by
sp ~ mo WONRLE a. co,
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WOOD, WOOD, WOOD.-I am prepared
w to furnish any quantity of Oak Wood, e
the lowest each prices Orders left at the Stable
OF Mr. Browning, on 9Th sstreet, between Main and
Franklin, wiz receive prompt attention.
have also several fine city raised Cows and
Calves, at my residence, half q mile from Tia
hrst Toll Gate, on the Plank Road, for sale.
mh 9-ts c. C. BJJRTON
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ENOR RENT OR SALE.-The subscriber is
II authorised to rent or sell q valus BILE Brick
Tenement, in an eligible situation, within FIVE mi.
nutes walk of the Banks. The house contains
eleven rooms; with gas throughout. Upon the lot
10 large kitchen, with other buildings, hydrant,
&c. Liberal time will be allowed to purchaser.
An opportunity 10 thus furnished of making a safe
and profitable investment. Apply to
apS w GODDIN
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ssyy-York Cattle-Marktt.

lwoy new sales In the Cattle MARKET prepared
sJpeay ~ he fort Tribune by soLoS ROBISsoS
~ ~eef ending Monday, nov "A, ls'Jl
N.tstI IL,css-rpper BulPs Head, ws.hinron Drove
bd rnL 49,, principal fof Beere. Vesis aud SINE
Len' Bafs Head brewniss gropriof sisth 1rds
'.ws snn csif's ssd = 10Th occasionally Boeyca
sesi ls sdgS .s, I'd o Jsl ., n Sos
mana g. n,stfs Cows AID 's'ss, Veal snd sheer.
~ saq b els 'sia 'al'' eoe,sgs ,boash tho From
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Passengers Arrived

IA aasAP Botir FROM LregoGov. Jones Tennsssee Col
John Here Powell JOHN Hare Powell r. Ms. u v Pc.eil
Ida Powell Mr. White Miss White M l.
jerome LADY child and M lie Grand b. Csnaoa lady
children ard Mr Humphrey aud lady, Mss Bsttee
Nr Edse CAPT Linessy lAey chi aud Ms yOor
el I'D ard Hr OOudre, Airs Young Hon w. Elliott
Ma Elliott Miss Enily Elliott Mr. Slaughter. Mr. W0odruH
and LADY Mr. Fores M DoTner Mr. Y. Blown, Mr. Rocks
Mr. r. &. Lawrence Mrs Lawrence Mrs Garner Miss GArne.
Jsnss WsdswoIh sIa lady DCe' R.yeae Mr. fssree NJ Hail.
G II. fsh and lady MIsFsh = g. Fish A. v W Fsh Mr.. Lon
6eTtsek Mr. Sitter Mestnser lady children aud Mrs
X. Nichols NJ Monseratt ". :. De Volt w z. De Wolf Mr
CUTLER Mrs Shift Miss Sh5 shid T. Shift H.lo~ell
Mseurdy Mr. Lvne2 Mr. erndon, M Morse Col Lance and
lady, A r Smith N Fling Mss W. Lonsstreh Miss
Mics Wser Mrs Wilkes Mr. Rue, Mr Folsom Mr. Swift, NJ.
MsniEul l. TspDsD. w H. TrspmAn. Rev. G. w Perkins and
lady Mr. Ft1hush NJ Pehet Mr. Robertson Mr. Plat. and lady,
Mss Fanny Plat H. Jones NJ Porter and lady Mr. Bosaard
Mr. Parish A. r. Looia A. LOOMS, Mrs Mcdaniel children
and Mr. Ashty Mr. Bell Mr. Muller Mr. Primrose Mr. Can
edo Mrs Morton Mis- Smith NJ Del Campo Mr Norman Mr. Ds
Mr. Cox Mr. De a Toni Mr. Csrngs Mr. Wright Mr. Jackson
Mr. Elicit Mr MeBlsin end LADY Mr B.nberge NJ sats
Mr. Ridley Mr. BrauOs Mr. Arthur Smith Mr. Bu- M Msrado
Mr. seudoux Mr.. and Ms Purdy Mr Kndrek Nj FORBES Mr
Bacon, Mr. Nstts NJ sinly Mss Connor Mis- kosnih SIR.
kiour n Hopkins Mr. Ball, Mr Cochrane, Mr. Heirak Mr.
hruB NJ ne NssA Ms Neil Mr. n Men, Mr. sless ST. rils-
DOM, Mr. Dcsnsy Mr. AGehar, Nj NJ Harris Mrs Harris. Mis
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AI--t
opened better under the influence Of reported break the
L Cana and only moderate ba' the Of the
rather unisyorabe adyiees prices deend s gie clos ns w.
sed WIN more buyers thn eifs a. me lsde hSres
,sd sa Of western bbis at Ss7 IA for
Ohio; and lsids7 Is ians5 fnans Michigan
far demand bit the eOse dull and rather heavy sales Of
mere GsOrsown Rye Flour a Is Gne
cSP AS }qy @ %i.s % .v. demand and price,
Of Red Western improved other kinds hanged Ga the
sir fp rs icssnd The .s ere s. bush Red AID Mixed
Indiana and lTar Lake - 9t So 800 bgsh good White
g ga q? e,h and squsl 70 e'h $500 good White sAig.n
&c, I, e S 81 S t1 ss' q. part 20 asys ys:y
Corn optned but closed rather sales
tatcc urourd scasiic oT Weferu mixed and se3lc
wllsKY-I ns5st opened rather better Sales Of Va Dbl;
s, n Of 1S 6 Ps5s '5 ss S:
and siz S2 for Prime Clear Beef IL COED de-
o aS greg I f sS'; cS s s 81 s'
da .nd ower sss Of 40 bb na Zee ana a. o % brs.i
test ia lle Tor Ohio and ed2c for State da Cheese is
IRON Only limited dsnsnd for Scotch Pig ard the market
LRAD-The market il steady but qnst
BAfA coed shipping Inquiry for River 6d7 with sales Of
CoFFEEA ,esdy market this article with ouy
amount Of ;isnsseors Sales $50 tags Rio al osGlc IiO Mats
SUGARS hardly .ctye Prices arm Sales Of 200 hhls
MoLAssRsA qsiet hut steady 80 hhds Cub, MlscO-
At &c Is lbls New-Oeans, &c.
RlSIhe demand TO- Dry Cod oieraely active without
ration prices Sales 200 qun Western and Grand mostly
tie latter At IS % 70 50 Mater il moderate request and
Ios steady ssles Of 10 bbs rs FOR No large si4
for No nal I'll 3 for No and 20 for No 3 Picked Cod
seug 80 ass rs Picked Herring Sass Il Smoked
He1ns are IA far request with sales Of co hxs a. & for sealed
and Sc ioI No J.
HDEsqhe market remain. bare with active demand
descriptions; the sales ar unimp0risnf
LEAIHEkjheTe only moderate ba doing to day but
the tdsaIeed wei supported O4k firm
tlons Heavy weight unobaDeed
sh Linie ed Is quiet but steady sales 1000 sAIs at Ga
oOc Crude NLees oEeTed eeiy be
Blesched
500 g Grade Sperm, the rnnfs Of holders Continues
transotCns and nominal Winter
hletehsd msnAined moderate Unbaehed
90 Lard ssetdy fecs $50 gals 9oG9oc for large
ces WtGefn winter.
NAVAL STOkES-Jbe market steady for Spirits Turpenns
with moderate inquiry Sales 200 bbls
County firm with sales 30 bbs IS with lxht stock vii.
ningoD j. offered freely lower Sales SO bbs
- st Common Resin demand bot the
Above thore Sss ibis North
hedium stead with sales so bills s5aj 80 Tar selling
IN snail os ~ 81 IS.
bRick-1le ArLs steady o Hard North River with light
fnIply A. 80 - Per ~.
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The Banks VIII be seen have now over three millions
spece than they bad the 9th August when then
losns were fi;een millions larger.
~ LIE meeting Of the stockholders Of tue Lake ETe
v tbash ard ST. Louis Railroad Company the following
ntufd geniemen unanimously elected officers for the
ensOing year: Directors Joseph b. varnum, NewYork
Jno. + A Sanford do Edward Whliehouse do joel
Rsihbone Albany Azarisb Body Rochester N. Y Elias
4 Roimss BrcckpOr, do: Albert II. Tracy Buffalo do;
Itase &. Cotton Lockport, do Albert White Lafayette,
la Jsrnes Spear, do Geo Cecil Logansport, do Hugh
Hama, Wabssh do Allen Hamilton For Wayne do
g White Presiden; ! c. Cotton Vice President; Edwd
H1aehouss Treaxrrer; Jno v Drommond Assistant Trees
Wsnen COburD, Chief Engineer
Al a'e melting Of The Stockholders Of the Toledo and
Hlnoi ksrcad Company the following named geniemsn
uBEninOu,ly elected officer for the ensuing year
Direc0rs John Koss Toledo, Ohio Matthew johnson do
o. william Barker, do do. Jno T. Osborn, Norwelki
J u Phdl5s, Dayton Warren Coiburn, Ohio Isaac G.
LDiOn % John Kofs President e. Cotton, Vice pres
icent u JClnsfon. Treasurer Edwd Whhbouse Assist
ant Jrsaxufer Warren Colburp, Chief Engineer
The esrLiIgs Of The NGoDD and Western Railroad Co
ayT OetlteT
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selling IN Washington Market by the at b 70 Sic
2 and LsIals y y The close Of last week
doll
Notwithstanding that Veal decidedly Of the
few arriving nee. with ready slef o. fair prices
COWS AND CALVESMlk Cows Sill sell slowly at quo
eons ere0; portion those offered ieEioE looking auina
Tie fact viii always sell IA this larye
price estimated the hundred OF beef
a small animal that viii weigh We noticed
atout hand Chzmheg and many either Of the
other markets.
sWINF-It viii be that the receipt OF Hogs have been
6ersb the previous The number will probably
till Newiesrs viii materially reducing
price quality the those from the West
sVch nvpee that they from the greatest
In the world.
The total be OF slaughter received Last week
546 ess than the week before and only about 100 from
"a M er Of be week