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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-18

RETURN OF THE PREsIDENT.-We learn
from the Washington Union of yesterday,
THAT President Pierce and the members Of the
Cabinet who went with him to New York, re-
turned to Washington Saturday, evening.
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~ The DanviIle Republican speaks of a
distemper prevailing among the cattle of the
region thereabout, and adjacent in North Caro-
lima, which is very destructive. 1t has pre-.
vailed for several summers, and is the same
that is noticed in our statute book. by which
cattle who have it are required to be kept up,
and those dying of it are required TO be buried
al least four feet deep.
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SEAsONABLE GG1Ds.-Our assortment of
~ Goods Is still very great and call the stsen.
ton of purchasers 70 our Stock
Plain and Figured Blk and Colored Silks
Black Grapes, Bombazines and Alpacas
Orgsndie Muslins Jsconets, Lawns
bereees, Ginghams, Berese de LANES, &c &c in
Dress Goods
Also, Hdkfs Hosiery, and Gloves of al kinds
Fans, Collars and Chem;zettes
Muslin aRd Cambria Trimming, &c.
Our stock OF Domestic Goods is also good Be.
ing anxious TO reduce our Stock we are Offering
bargains. C HARTWELL g. co. .
iyo
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MOhrAMlOnE~s niTIHh GOnDfAL
u AND BLOOD PURiFiER-Price, 81 per
hOttie.-Physicisns of the nrst standing IN the
effective Alternative. AND BLOOD PuRIFTER
ever known; while vast numbers who mad Ions
suffered from diseases or complaints brought on 81
naD,ss Indigestion, torpid state 81
the nver OF impurities of the blood, now iook upon
this Cordial as most mysterious and magical in in
healing properties and restoring powers Il stands
prominent IN the treatment and cure of NeaJslgia,
General Deolhty and Nervous Affections Dyspensie
or Indigestion, Less Of Appetite Acidty Of the to.
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood "a IN
Head, Costlveness or Irregularities of the Rowels
Pleurisy Pains or Misery in the Side Region Of the
Heart Fatulency or Depression Of Spirits Palpitaton
of the Heart, Difficult Breathing Sinking Sensations
Prostitution of the Nervous SYSTEM Cold Chilly Sem
sations, or Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs DficuJe
or Profuse Expectoration Night Sweats Disesses 81
the Heart, or Affections of the Lungs Jaundee his.
eases of the Kidneys Derangement or PROSTATE Com
irregularities. especially with Females: producins
Deputy ana Prostraton of the Nervous System PslS
or Saliow Complexion.
MorIimore's Bitter Cordial
purely vegetable, pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe to be used in any state of health ewes by the
most delicate female or child
" Price one dollar per bottle.
clay street, (Astor House, New York.
u Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
mat most Invaluable and sure remedy for Rheums-
t,sm In all Its FORMS either infammatory acute or
chronic, difference how bad the case, OF how Ions
standing. This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC CON.
FUND, which is vegetable extract, internal re-
edy, prepared expressly for this disease Ii ha,
already cured thousands who had long been cripples
Inc evidence IL most overwhelming and CONVINCING
tizens. ~
Call and get circular and read the letters and car,
tihcates OF your friends and those around you who
mad long suffered, but who have been restored TO psr
feet health by this remedy
For sale by PURCELL, LADD co. sole AGENT.
for Richmond ar %
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
rsAxsMITrgp FOR TIE DAILY DIer1TcH
Fram the lifecilia valley.

New ORLEANS, July 13th.-Advices from
Mexico of considerable interest have been re-.
ceiyed here. II is stated that Gov. Salazar
fGovernor of the Mexican States adjoining the
Aecilla Valley J maintains incontestible rights
to the MeciIa Valley, and threatens 10 resig n
on the least concession.
The Trait O. Union doubts whether any of.
fers TO purchase will be entertained. The dis
houorog of the Sloo drafts excites great dis.
tiust.
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u Another sad accident happened at the
Hippodrome, New York, ON Thursday night.
The horse Mad'lle Caroline rode 10 hurdle
race, stumbled and fell heavily upon the young
lady, one of his hoofs striking her head. She
was picked up and carried insensible out of the
ring. The extent of her injuries was not as
certained, as the performances soon after
closed.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. July 16

About 1000 bushels Wheat offered, and sales
of new white, fair to prime, at 109all5c. Also
l209 bushels very superior white, for family
flour, at 100 cts. Sales Of new red at 104a109
cents.
Sales Of about 1000 bushels Corn ct 65a66c.
for yellow, to 62a63c. for white.
Sales Of Penn. Rye at 83c.
Oats 39a4lc. for Md. and Va, and 43a44c
for Pa.
Flour quiet-no sales reported.
Whiskey 23lc in bills
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The Washington Union of Saturday morn.
ing confirms the report that the Hon. James
Buchanan has finally accepted the mission to
England, and says that Messrs Souie, Gads.
den Borland, Greene and Bedinger will leave
iu few days on their missions.
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ACCIDENT AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-On
Thursday, just before General Pierce reached
the Crystal Palace, large piece of broken
glass fell from window in the dome, and
struck upon the platform OF the northern nave,
very near the spot where Gen. Scott was sit
ting. Almost miraculously, no one was hurt.
The glass went directly through the extended
flag of the Union. making another star on its
red prouud
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LATER FROM THE Rio GRANDE.-By advi.
ces from Brownsville 10 the 9th ult we learn
that man named Kennedy had been hung by
the populace at Rio Grsnde City for the nun
der of Corporal Riley, of Lieutenant Tilford's
Mounted Rifles. Captain Granger's Rifles
had pursued a gang of 20 Indians, who crossed
the Rio Grande opposite Guerrero, killing FIVE
of them, and wounding FIVE or six more. Mexi.
Mexican towns on the Rio Grande, and in such
numbers as to excite considerable speculation
among the Americans.
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Attempts TO Mror the HGridem Cars off the
Traek-Arresto Of the Fiend ;cho made them.
Several attempts had been of late made to
throw the passenger trains of the Harlaem
Railroad off the track-which were defeated by
the COW catcher showing them off. These at.
tempts we're generally made at one spot, and
watchmen were placed there to detect, if pos.
sible, the person who put these obstruction MS
on the track. They were successful in arrest
ing en- individual in the act Of fastening upon
the track with stakes cross-tie, which he bad
placed there. He was imprisoned at White
Plain; but refused 10 give his name, and no
one knew him.
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TNO FISHERMEN--l have Just received an
Il assortment of the new patent GRAVITAION
FISH HOOKS, which are considered great i'm
proyement over any other now In use the point
being central with the line, and retaining it's posi-
ton when the fish Is hooked A single trial will
fully prove their superiority over all other hooks
Also, just received few patent Spinning Bait,
said to be superior to any other artificial bait now
In use. THOS TYRER,
No lie Main street,
jy 1876 Two doors from Governor ST.
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Sr,c,nr ATT NEW RocuKIIy-AN M

SUICIDE AT New RocHKLLE.-A Mr.. Grey,
lately of San Francisco, where he accumu.
lated large fortune of $4,000 a year, com
miued suicide Friday forenoon, al New Ro
chelle, by throwing himself under a train OF
cars. He was literally cut TO pieces. He was
lately married at Washington, and resided in
Fifth avenue, New York. He had lately shown
symptoms of insanity.
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TEE p~.,;de,,,. aIor.,,.,,,

NEw foRK, July l6.-President Pierce and
suite left here this morning at 8 o'clock for
Philadelphia, en- route for Washington. They
will reach Philadelphia about noon.
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ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
L. The undersigned are authorised to sell four
well located Lots for Tobacco Manufactures. two
of which are near the Central Railroad Depot, one
the east SIDE of 2Ist, between Main and Franklin
Streets and the other east side of 23d, near to
Main street Three of these Lots enjoy two fronts,
and the latter has the privilege Of an alley on
each side, Of fifteen feet, which affords abundant
light and air. All of these Lots are now ready TO
build upon, having been already graded to conform
to the street curling. Apply to
jy 16-4t GODDIN d. APPERSON, Aucts
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PHILADELPHIA, July 16th.-The train for
Philadelphia was partially thrown off the track
last evening, after crossing Passaic bridge,
owing TO the switch be ing displaced.
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HAMpToN.-The Norfolk Herald says Hampton
has improved very much the present year. We
are glad TO hear it. Success to the OLD Towns d
Virginia!
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Y Mr.. Albert Janney, of Loudoun, was
kicked in the abdomen, Friday week, by his
horse, and was SO seriously hurt that he died
the next day.
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HF Mr.. G. L. Peyton, the proprietor of the
Eagle Hotel, Charlottesville, has contracted
for the building of new and elegant public
house upon the site of the Eagle.
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~ The New York Herald says Mr.. Buch.
anan will undertake the mission to England.
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SECOND DESPATCH,
Tnd;on0f;oa Heef;nr

CINCINNATI, July 15-The Germans held
a needing last night in reference to DIR. jung
haus, some time past a resident of this city,
who was supposed to be a spy of the King Of
Wurtemberg. Much indignation was ex-
pressed, and Junghaus, who had fed from the
city, was burnt in effigy.
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9-A tri-weekly line of four horse post coaches
has been established between Danvllle and Frank.
lin, by Messrs. Boyd e. Co.
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Fatal Collision.

PoUGHKEEPslE, July 16-The steamer EN-.
pire, about two O'Clock this morning, on her
downward trip, was run into about FIVE miles
below by sloop. She was struck with such
force as 10 knock one of her boilers out and
break some parts of her machinery, throw
ing it overheard. This caused the steamer
almost instantly TO take fire, spreading con-
sternation all over the boat, and amongst the
passengers, who were aroused from their slum
bers in terrible confusion.
They were, however, all rescued and safely
brought on shore 10 Poughheepsie by schr.,
except ten Or twelve badly scalded and three
or -four killed. Ii is feared some of the pas.
sengers leaped overheard during the conster-
nation, aud were drowned. The fire on board
the boat was exiting uished, but she is badly
damaged.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Amongst the scalded by the accident to the
Empire, is Mir. s. s. Bullet, of Washington
ID. G. Several dead bodies have been taken
from the river. The loss of life is much greater
than was first supposed.
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g~Sixteen of the beet ApothecaIies in Baltimore
say Of STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EX-
PECTORANT, for Coughs, &c, and of STABLER'S
DIARRHCEA CORDIAL, for Affections of the Bow
els that they 'are satisfied that they medicines OF
great value, and very efficient for the cure of the
diseases for which they recommended; that they
bear the evidence of skill and care in their prepare
ton and style of putting up" &C. See advertisement
in another column. jy4-IawImd&w
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MOT AELLlNG OFF to GLOsE-NU
v HUMBUG-But as the season has far ad vanced
/ have determined to offer great bargains la Dry
Goods at least reduction OF 25 per cent of former
prices; and to be convinced of the fact, only caIl
and see the Lawns am selling at I2k cts Bereees
and Tissues at any price, Parasols at coat and nu.
merous styles of white goods for Dresses, and an
endless variety Of Embroidsries, which must be
ssld. e. G0LDSMIT,
= No IL Main street.
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GENUINE sALAMANDER SAFES
" The subscriber 10 now receiving full assor,
ment of IS Herring's Wilders Patea, salsman.
der Safes" (Eone others are genuine but those
made by Herrng3 His Safes have stood the test of
thousand ires, took the premium at the Worlds
Fair, and viii take ii everywhere The subscri Der
being Agent for the State of Virginia, Ia prepared
to have them manufactured TO order, of sny size
from SIS 70 $1,000 All merchants, brokers, banks
mopied men should have Herring's Patent Sala
mander Safe Cali at l36 Cary street, and make
selection. q HeUANDLlSH, in,
iy7 I36 Carv atraaf
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K BIRMINGHAM is sun selling bargains in
Books and Stationery. IT 10 226 Broad Street
very pretty assortment OF Fancy Articles jus,
received and for sale low
Waverly Magazine, Boston Pilot, Gleeson's Pic.
torisl, and number of other papels regularly re-
ceived. ;v =
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DAGUAKKEUTY Prs,

Would you keep those priceless treaaures
Memories of long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your behol6ing
Forms and faces long since moulding.
MoULsoN take, with prief endesyor,
Face and form that last forever
truthful, life-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative friend severed from us
by distance or death, who would not prize ana de.
sire to possess A clear. rich-soned, durable Da.
guerreorype is az object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Pictures Withstand the test of time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one OF ihese fine Portraits 10 only
ORE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially inyitad TO
call snd examine specimens.
Observe the name and observation-disclosures
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, llG Main
STRAIT. ia
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Washington Affairs.

WASHINGTON, July l5-Com. Shubrick left
for Portsmouth, N. H., TO day, TO assume the
command of the fishing squadron. He was
accompanied by Lit. Henry w. Lewis and Col.
j.. Cunning ham, his private secretary.
J. u. Ward, OF N. c., who Indignantly De-
clined $500 cerkship, and subsequently
took $1,000 post, was to day removed.
The report that Charles Soran of Baltimore,
hal obtained a clerkship, is premature, al.
though his success is looked upon as PROBABLE.
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MOST yALUABLE BUILDING LoTs

OSA Valuable BUILDING Hats
Ill AT AUCTION Wednesday. the 9th
OF this month July at ST o'clock IN til afteI noon
upon the premises, the undersigned, acting uuder
The authority OF two DEGREES of the Circuit Court
OF me city OF Richmond in the ruit of Norton
guardian, DC, VS. Norton and others, pronounced on
the 2sth June, le47, and 18th June 1858, will pro
coed to sell at public auction, the half acre loi of
ground No 7Sl, at the corner of Marshall and 9th
streets in said city The lot will be sold in several
parcels, with an alley of convenient width In the
rear, according to plat which will be exhibited al
the sale.
TERMs-Five per cent of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. the rest in four equal instruments
at ninety days. nine months, fifteen months, and
Il months from the day of sale, with interest
from that day; the purchaser to give bond for the
Payment of the deferred instalments; and the title
OF each parcel to be retained till the whole pur
chase money of that parcel lie paid.
q q J So 5GassSS' Commissioners.
Sale conducted by w GoDDIN, Auct
jy 15-dtd
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i l4-st


In I'D q
y lCHMOfxD AND DANVILEE KALI
az ROAD-0PEN TO BRAKES BRANCH. 81
MILES. - - =
On and after MONDAY, July 18th, 1853, 70.
gliar passenger train will run daily {sundsys ex..
cepted) between Richmond and Drakess Ersseh
The train win stop for passengers only at the fol.
owing points: Manchester, kobiou's goalfeld,
Ionahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax, Scotia Shop, Anne
ma Il, Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah,
Liberty Church ard Keysyiile.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, A. III. Retaining,
cave Keysville az 1880 r. H.
Children under 10 years Of age free, provided 9
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 posses, 50
that one can be retained in the Office, and nst Be-
expressly stated on the pass that they are permitted
10 60 on the cars.
N. B-Psssengers for Lynchburg VIII take the
Southside train at Haytokah for Rice's Stkton,
thence by Flagg Il Co.'S stages TO Lynchburg. Pas
sengers for halifax C II can meet Messys flaeg 4
Cos 4 horse coaches at Drakes Branch, and pssseu-
gers for pansile, Va, Greensboroueh, Salsbury
and Charlotte, N. c., can meet Messrs Flasg \ Co.'S
4-horse cosches on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays at brakes Birch. Passengers for Csrkgvifc,
Boydton, Milton, N c, and Yancysvills, els meet
Moss 4 Cos coaches ct BRAKES Branch o. Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, and for Miitonand
fapcysville BY F1agg 4 Co.'S hns Mondays, Wed
u Is JOHN Il. OSBORNE. ssps
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Additional by the Arabia.

NEW YoRK, July 17.-Advices received in
London of the I'd July state that $4,000 RUS
SLAMS had entered Jassy, in Moldavin.
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The Stomach prepares the elements OF
the bile and the blood; and If does the work bly,
and mperfectly liver disease is the certain result
As soon therefore, any affection of the liver ia per-
ceived may be that the digestive organs are
out of order. The first thing TO be DONE is to admin
lister specific which viii act directly upon
ach-the handspring of the animal machinery. For
this purpose we can recommend HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS. prepared by Dr.. c. II. Jack
son, Philadelphia. Acting Alternative and tonic
and Strengthens the Digestion changes the condition
OF the blood and thereby gives regularity the bow
els. s=s0-6keSy
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By james M. TayIs

BY James M. Taylor.
RUlLDING LOTS IN SIDNEY At
- - AUCTloN-Will be sold on SATURDAY.
go INST, upon the premises. commencing a, 5 a,
clock, NJ, several Building Lots. beausIfn1y 10.
Gated on the east side of Hsryie street, nearly on
poslte 70 warsaw, fronting 80 feet each and rnn.
ming back about 1870 feet to an alley. -.
Terms liberal JAs TAyTop
jy Is = ..,
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AUCTION SALES.
1'HI6 '.i DiiA II
- Gssrss 9. ssnssr.
LAmBERT,s LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. 8 Ncrfh Calvert street,
MAI TTMflHE

(Opposifc Bafnume Hotel
TINE purchase or ssle OF Lottery Tickets uifhis
i the Stale Of Yryinta being now IN violation Of
law, and attended with 9 heavy penaisy on COO
the orders of his friends and others who may feel
disposed TO purchase. Having been resident Of,
Richmond for upwards of thirty yesrs, and being
pretty generally known throughout the State, he
deems it almost unnecessary TO give any further
assurance that all Business q pfded TO him will be
promptly and propsriy attended to.
Il Packages, angie Tickets and shares, In AL
the Maryland Lotteries. for sale.
n The priated Official drawings sent to
respondents by the tirsl mail.
IL Prizes cashed at sight
address THOMAS LAMBERT,
nv i4-isfs Baltimore. Nd
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Bosros, July Ia. Accounts from Aux Caves
10 the 9th ulL, state that the yellow fever
continued TO rage there, both on shore and
among the shipping in port. Two brothers
named Rich, of Truro, Mass, died of il within
n sav mr. of two eaeh other
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, July l5.-The result of
the vote taken here TO day on the subscription
by our city Of two hundred thousand dollars
10 the Manassas Gap Railroad, is six hundred
six against it. Majority for the uropose ss say
scription 430. M
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.

ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived at New
York on Saturday noen from Mobile and Ha'
vana, having left the latter place on The l2'h
ofJuly.
A lamentable accident occurred at Havana
on the 10th at a horse race outside the CITY.
Seats were placed for the spectators, some oil
them twenty feet high. Just as the captain
General entered, aud the sports were about to
commence, portion of the seats gave way,
precipita,ing some FIVE hundred persons be-
low. Abou, forty or fifty were either killed OF
wounded, comprising all ages and sexes.
Three American sailors Of the bark Jasper,
which recently landed cargo Of slaves on The
Island, had been imprisoned at Havana. They
say they shipped at New York; but on finding
out the character OF the vessel they endeasored
to get away but could not.
The ship Lady Suffolk, which was said to
have been scuttled, was in the hands of the
British, having been taken on the South side
of the Island, by the brig Darius.
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SSOL u TlON OF CO.PA hTN q X.
~ SHIP The co partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of w NELSON q co, is dissolved
by mutual consent. AL persons having claims
against the concern, will present ,hem; and those
indebted are requested to make prompt payment.
N w NELSON,
July 18th, 1853 BAKER.