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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-21

4 OhE.-l have rehted the Coal Yard on the
~ Basin Bank, corner OF 10Th street, end expect
10 keep IL constantly supplied with C0ks, which
viii Do sold at moderate prices according 10 quail
". That now coming in, Is good article Of hsrd
Coke--an economical fuel for close S.oyes and
Ranges. Iexpect 70 furnisa, in few weeks, sup
ply OF superior Soft Coke suitable for sd she par.
BkAzEAL, st the Coal Yard
JOHN j. tyERTH,
5azo--lm Agent ser Ja1saes Dunlop.
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IV pleasure in announcing to the citizens of R:ch-
nond and adjoining counties that he is in town,
and will be pleased to play HE Violin and furnish
Music for them at Balls, Concerts and Private
Parties for short time.
Any orders for him may be eft at Me- F Blank.
enship's on Cary street, opposite II w Frya
ie Tat
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+ OTs ON UNION HILL FOE SAIL

&PkCiAL NDTiCE.-Ihe undersigned, pub
y iahers Of the Wytnevile Republican, published
g. WytaevilIe, Wythe county. offer the columns
OF their paper to the Merchants, Mechanics, &c, of
Rict mond, as a most excellent medium for sdver-
Using. The Republican circulates in all the
counties OF South. western Virginia, and offers
great Inducements for the patronage of trad ssmen
IL l5-eo3t II. B d. w. C.P. SMYTH
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pa % - DA nnGhasp RaIL R AND
NOTlEE.-Ih ne hIcnmond and Daayi.le Rail Road
Company will receive goods for Keysviile, rom
and alter 10Th inst JOHN A. FOSTER,
fe l5-6t General Pre.hf A,sr+
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IL UTCHEsON,s CELERRATED REM.
EDf FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
=" srranted safe, sure and mild remedy for
fies fraiapsus Ami, and all other diseases Of tho
fectam One box VIII conyince the patient Of 10
mild and curative properties
rice oz. one dollar 2 o. Soc per box
Prepared By w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam,
Boietourt County. Va.
For sale In Richmond by Purcell Laid l. Co.
Dove & 20 and AIDE a. Gray sse9-dlY
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cTATEMENT TO JANUARY Iss, 1853.
y MUTUAL BENZ FIT LIFE INSURANCE CON.
PANY-
Balance on hand Let Jan, :, - 49,
-Sito1ossoo w
Received during the year
l5o2. Ooi,oss ~
CONTRA.
Paid Losses taxes, GEM
missions, postsges, &c,
Paid on dividends OF leaf.
4s, 40 end go, with IN
S "ai'4'9 y
Nett capisalll st,Jan, 1853, Si,559, J92 az
y The Directors have ordered the payment OF the
fifth dividend during the present year So
AL the profits Of this Company belong to the. IN.
sured, and they average over one-third the premi.
um paid, thus making the cost of Insurance. very
low.
The mode of payment is made very easy under
tie Mutual Benefit principal
Printed Statements prospectus. and full informa
ton respecting Life Insurance, viii be given 20 per-
sons calling al my ctice at the Book Store corner
of Main and 18th Streets Richmond, Va
fe Il6t B. w KNOWLES, Agent
nON,T LET ANY THING PREVENT
IL YOU from calling on LEVY, POI Broad ST.
There 10 but way to ind cut who ls selling oil
at cost, and that is to give the person who so I'D
vsrtses a cali-price bis gOods. then judge wae
Their be Is selling OFT at cost or not. Now LEVY 10
one of those who SO advertise all that he as Ks
is call, TO assure you of the fact. Fl the goods
could spesk they would say being sold at
cost-and often you would hear the exclamation,
| cost considerably more than the price asked
To give you some idea how very cheap he is
selling, he will enumera,e some of the prices of
his Goods:
Rich Figured Turc Satin at 57s sents. worth
81 IS; Back Silks at IS cents and 81 90; Brown
Linen Table Cloths at 374 and so cents; Russia
Diaper, all Linen, ii yards in piece, for 81 90;
Hose at cd and 10 cents; Collars at St CENTS Black
Kid Gloves at so cent?; Black SILK Lace, OF all
widths, and at all prices; and many other articles
too numerous to mention. Call early, as this rare
chance to obtain Cheap Dry Goods will last only
Il days longer. so come at once to the Cheap
Store of ABRAHAM LEVY, ia,
fe Is 20I. Bread Street
OKIVATE PKACTICE.-Dr PLUME =
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fe3-2W

MOOD FOR SALE.-The subscriber having
w large quantity of Wood to spose of, hss
found it convenient to take yard for that purpose
His yard is on Broad street, opposite Brooke
Avenue. Orders for Wood may be left at the
stores of G. G. Herring, Esq Messrs Reeve g. Blair
Las B. Shelton, Esq, or at the yard, which will
with prompt attention.
he has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
Oak Wood, which he will sell at the market price
ia l9-ts JOHN F. REEVE.
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COKE & WOOD.

COKE 81 WOOD.
Z AN now prepared to furnish at the Yard, corner
L Of 10TH ST Basin Bank, COKE at "a % per load,
and best Oak Wood at "a so per cord, delivered
fe 2-lm* VINO BRAZEAL
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OTICE.-We Wish ~ nlre two journeymen
~ 1in Plate W0rkmen, ior which we will
pay the highest wages. We also wish to take an
apprentice about II years old
ie i2-ts y g. C. r WELLER
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ST. Paul, Galcna, Rock Island Davenport, Mus
catine, Burlington, KeOkuk, and st. Louis,
ICE CREAM SALOON
AND
Confectionery Establishment

ID ENRZ & KARCHER have materially enlarged their
III Ice Cream Saloon Third street, and pre-
pared the reception of their friends and the public in
general. They will always have Ice Cream, Soda, Lem
onade, ETC., and article in the confectionery line
Ladies and Gentlemen please give them call.
They inform the public that they have always
hand their Confectionery near the American House,
full assortment fancy and plain Candies, which they
will sell almost low II can be bought in ST. Louis.
Merchants will their advantage TO call before
sending below. All orders for cakes promptly filled.
large OF Toys for sale cheap also, accor-
deems, Music boxes, etc., for sale very cheap.
REM s. KARCHER.
st. Paul, June IL, 1S53-39tf
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nUEENSWARE-A large and beau
W tiful assortment China and Queensware; full
and well assorted, just received direct from New York,
and for sale cheap for cash by
CATHCART, KERN & co.
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HOME FOR THE HOMELESS.

NHE propretors Of CahcartS addition, hold themselves
in readiness to give good sufficient Deeds to each
alternate lot in their part of the town of lie Sueur the
Minnesota river, free of CHARGE all actual settlers that
will improve them within the next six MONTHS by put
ting houses hereon and also to sell the adjoining lots at
a reasonable price, to be agreed upon before first
deed is given. The above is the County Seat Of
lie Sueur county.
TRUMAN N. SMITH,
Agent, St. Paul.
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MARRIED,

At St. Pan, the 7th inst, by Orlando Simons, Esq,
Mr.. BENJAMIN E. SUBWAY to Miss MAHALA
CONKL1N, all OF this city.
In Elmra, y. Y, Monday morning, Mag 23d, by the
Rev. George Hood, Mr.. GEORGE D. BOWMAN, of st.
Anthony, Minnesota to Miss JANE P. DERBY, of Ell
mira.
As will be observed by the matrimonial record Of to-
days George ID. Bowman, editor Of the ST. Antho
nv Mnnesota Express, has issued from the ws of the
Minnesoan cline, and claimed his bride of Elmi
ras daughters. The usual compliment 10 the typos
made its advent among us, and duly appreciated.
May quoins which lock the forms of the happy pair
In the chase Of marmony, be loosened, until the
impression tine is taken, and gOodly edition
little ones bless their old age.-Einird Republican,
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ALL ST. PAUL.

ND the rest of this upper country will please take
notice, that my new stock is complete, that
am prepared to sell for cash usual small rates
profit, and offer assortment that has been
ceed in this market. The following comprises only
partial catalogue:
Ready made clothing Of every description,
Boots and shoes Of all styles and kinds,
Dress goods, very large assortment, consisting In part
of Bareges, Lawns, Delaines Shans, Grapes, Prints
SILK AND GRAPE SHAWLS,
Cashmere shawls ETC.; also assortment Of Domes-
ticall grades, Check, Hickory, Tckings, Cottonades,
Dimy, Diaper, Linen Drillings suitable for coats and
Pants, Hosiery of all kinds, Gloves and Mitts,
Bonnets aud Artificial Flowers,
Leghorn Panama. and Chip Hats Of the latest styles,
embroidered Baskets, Carpet Bags Carpetins Musquito
Bars, etc,
JEwELRY-a large lot OF the finest quality.
Also, at the store next door below old sand I
keep large assortment Of FRESH FAMILY GROCE-
RIES.
Always hand, Flour Pork Bacon, Lard, Sugar. COT
fee, Molasses, etc.
HARDWARE,
consisting In part of Farming utensils, Rakes, Hoes,
Scyhe snahs Cradles Grindstones, Shove, Spades,
Queensware, a large assortment.
A fine lot 10, l and 1-2 bushel baskets.
Guns and sporting articles Of all kinds.
400 kegs of fine powder,
SO bags shot,
Percussion Caps-best quality.
Harness and Saddles,
Side saddles, Brides, Collars, Halters, Martlngales,
Whips, Nases, etc.
Mouse and Rat Traps.
A. J.. LARPENTEUR.
May %, lS53-37tf
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THE TELEGRAPH
Ii. #. Davis e. Co..

Are now receiving at the Rice House, by every ST. Louis
steamer, large additions to their of Groceries
Provisions, which they selling small profits. They
determined that the toiing millions shall have their
goods at fair prices. Call and
May 81, 1858. 37tf
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Great Exhibition!
Crystal Palace in Saint Paul
@D~~-OO~.~-o~N-C-~D-~- ~
CATHCART, KERN & cos

CATHCART, KERN & cos
now the place of attraction. They now receiving
and opening the finest and best selected stock
pie and Fancy Dry Goods, Foreign and Domestic,
opened offered for sale in ST. Paul. One of the firm
having just returned New York aud Boston, with
brought expressly for citizens of Minnesota, and
as we bought Cash and will sell for Cash. we are
able sell much lower than goods have been sold
in this market. We pledge ourselves to sell prices
that will and for that purpose solicit cali from
citizens. We will enumerate few articles below:
Prints Of the following manufactures:
French, English, Gold Middle, Washington Compton
and Fancy solid Co!ors; Turkey Red Al do
Furniture Chntz Dress Goods Fancy French Bareges
Barege DeIaines French Lawns; Lodi do;
Mourning do; Muslin DeIaines; all wool do;
Check Ginghams; Linen, Earlston and Chambry do;
Popiins-pain. check ed and changeahio;
EmGd Muslin Collars, Undersleeves, Cuffs, etc
Mourning Collars; bPk Lace and Lace Wells;
Bpk and White Grape; Grape I.isse;
do Laccs Flowers and Fancy Bonnet Lining
large and beautiful assortment Latest style Ribbons
StrawGoods Diamond, ,Helmet, French Lace and
Florence Bonnets;
Chdren's Flats; Girls Trimmed do
Mems and Boys Hats of all descriptions;
Brown and Beached sheeiings;
White and Colorcd Drillings; Cambrics;
Paper Muslin, all colors; Silicias; Brown Hollands;
Summer Drills Denims striped and plain shrdngs;
Tckugs; Diaper and Huckaback Towengs; Crash do
French and Russia Diaper; Brdseye do;
Ingrained Damask, brown and bleached Table Lnen
Brown and bleached Table Cloths;
Embossed Cloth Table covers; coi;d Damask do;
Oil Cloth do; Napkins 1O-4, Ia and 12-4 Quilts;
Colidca ami White skirts; Cambria AMI chec'd Musns
Corded, Book and Swiss do;
Dotted Swiss and Victoria Lawns; Drapery MusiinS;
Dressed and Undressed Irish Linen;
Ladies and Gentiemen's Cambria iidk's;
Gentlemen's shirts, Collars and Cravats
Ladies' white, brown, and coored Cotton Hose;
Children and Misses Cotton Hose;
Mems Cotton Ialf-llose;
Kid. silk. Isle Thread and Cotton Gloves;
Hair Brushes, Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, etc;
Third street, Saint Paul, Minnesota.
June, 1858. 2-3S
|nUEENSWARE-A large and beau
W tful assortment of China and Queensware; full
and well assorted, just received direct from New York,
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First Arrival of the Season,
c~0~o~~oo~~-~~~~-~~-~~~
Tyson & Cos New stock Of
Erocor;oc and Dsn...n:o.

I'VE would most respectfully attention to our new
stock, as Dealers and friends throughout the sur
rounding country will ned that 1t embraces every thing
usually kept in line business and in doing so
express our thanks for favOrsf and the liberal pat
merate In part follows which we will eli S,,I.n 80
cash at the lowest market rates. "
frime U sugar Clarified 4 sugsr
Ciarineu 90 Crushed aud puIverised do
no anu JaVaO onee n aud S molasses
IL q G"den SYRUP IN Kegs and ID caddes Imp'l Tea
Blk and ImY'l Tea lou
Cidor Vinegar Star CeDdles
Mould Candies Palm and Fancy soap
Stone and clay Pipes Dried Apples and Peaches
Currants, Raisns and Figs Herring and Goldfish srew}
Mackere in kits, Chewing and smoking Tobacco
Cassia and Mustard Rice, saIarat9s and nutmeSs
Cloves, Pepper and Afispice Powder, shot and Caps
Brooms and Buckets Washboards and cov'd caddicS
Backing and Brushes Olive Oil and Pepper sauce
Ketchups pickles, Lemons Lemon syrup and soda
Indigo and starch Butter Crackers
Campfire, satpetre Alum, matches
Play cards. Foolscap and Letter paper, Quart and pint
Fasks, and many other articles too men,
ton. fApril %, 1853.
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lust received 500 bbls. extra superfne
y -four, from Mena Mn, Pontoosuc, ILL.,, warranted
superior article to In town. Also, oats for sae on
the Wharf Boat. J. W. BASS y CO.
April 30, 1858
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District Court--First Judicial District, Kamsey
County, Min, Ter.

County, Min. Ter.
Moses S. Titus, Complainant,
against 1,
i hss, ci Sinsi ' Cook Defendants.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, by
affidavit and the papers file causes that bill Of
complaint has been exhibited and died, subpoena
appear issued thereon. and the delivered to the
sherh OF the county of Ramsey TO serves aud further
appearing TO my satisfaction, by adav that three OF
the above-named decentralization, Cladn & Cook-are
out OF this Territory, and cannot upon dgent inquiry
found therein;
is therefore hereby ordered that the defendants,
How, Caflin Cook, appear and plead, demur
TO the compainant's bill of complaint, file i'm this
cause, on before the twentyfourth OF June, A. d.,
1858.
And 1t is further ordered, that copy of this order be
published in the 'MinDesoan. spaper printed
published st. Pau in sad territory, in each week
for six successive WEE k, next after the date hereof.
And 1t is further Ordered, that cer fed copy OF this
order, together VITA cory of tn" suhprna issued in this
case, be deposited 10 the Post O. the said
How, Caffn Cook, at the Cy of s.. Louis, state VI
Missouri, within ten days from the date he. eof
st. Paul. March 10, ,S55. Ii. L. HAYNEK.
NJ. S. WILKINSON, and ! ,-.,- ,
MASTERsoNN SIMo-S, 'o0i'oi' -o' compartments
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Notice..

IN FEBRUARY, 1852, Henry M'Lean and myself came
to LeSueur for the purpose engaging the Indian
Trade. Land Claim made by conformity for that
purpose. The trading abandoned, and he (M'Lean)
lef-never made any improvements, expended any
money thereon, nor has he had Of said
property. - '.
On the other hand, have resided the claim at lie
Sueur held possession Of the property both before and
since the ratification Of the treay have expended my
means in improvements and consider that according
all rules Of Claim Associations, right is singy
dsputably good, which shall maintain to the last,
well In resisting encroachmeus, defending my rights.
May IA 35u J.E. CHRISTY, Le6ueur.
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NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
y until IL o'clock NJ. the 30th day June next for the
delivery Of Fresh Beef to the troops at Fort Sneing
Minnesota Territory for IL months, commencing the list
day of July 1853.
The Fresh Beef to be Of good and wholesome quality
with an eaua proportion knd and fore quarters necks
and shanks excluded in such quantities may be from
time 10 time required, not exceeding twice In each week.
and ON such DAYS as may designated by the Assistant
Commssay Subsistence. Stall fed beef required In
winter months.
The contractor will be required to give bond with APP
proved security in the sum OF half the amount involved
for the faithful fulfllment of his contract.
Tue Assistant Commisary OF Subsistence, reserves 10
himself right reject any unreasonable bid; the low
responsible bid received and accepted subject to the
decision the COMFY. Gen. of Sub.
Proposals be endorsed Proposals for Fresh Beef
giving the names of their securities.
A. Asst Com, Once TT. Smelling, NJ. T., g. 1862
-- W. T. MAGRUDER,
ID Lieut.. Ist Dragons, A. A. c. s.
Tune II. IS53-392w
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NEW BOOKS.

GUNNER RAMBLES IN THE WEST, by Mrs. Ellet.
- being pleasant tour through the Western States,
starting from Sous Bay on lake Ontario, thence to De-
trot Chicago, Galena, ST. PAUL, and through portions
Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri. Mailed any part
of the United States for 81 90, free of postage.
:. Letters TO Country Giris by Mrs. Jane G. Swiss
helm, pleasant series of letters sensible home sub
jectS, suitable for those to whom they written Mail
ed 10 part of the United States, for rs cents.
Marsh's of Double Entry Book Keeping, together
with complete set of blanks for pupils, ST 25.
Just published by G.. RlKER, 1913 Fulton street, n. y.
May Z, 1914
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NEW YORK STORE.
A. T. CHAMBLIN.

ID ETURNS many thanks to the Ladies' and Gentlemen
~ of ST. Paul and vicinity, for the very liberal patrons
age heretofore extended him, and takes pleasure
forming them that he has Just returned the West New
ton with stock os goods, which ooen
and ready Cor Inspection. Their attention respectfully
solicited 10 examination Of This stock
mined to sell goods at such ri that will
cess. The ladies' invited to examine stock OF
Dress and White Goods. Al the New Store may bes
found thing that the Ladies and Gents may call for
Our motto is, ssmall profits and large saes.' Remem-
Der the New York Cash store.
April. 1855. A. T. CHAMRIJN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-30

ofice Who IN good faith support The Baltimore platform.
while bis opponents would shut tie door thoee
who opposed this platform The inaugural con-
tains these woIds: l#fr We
10 besow, DO entments 10 remember and no
wishes 10 cons uil IA seiecuons loo official ao Ahs ~
fnni mis- dihcuit snd delicate must admitting no inose
as worthy either OF my Character OF Touoh "hleh goes
not contemplate efficient discharge Of duy ana e Deal
Interests Of my country ehnowedee my obligations 10
the musses OF my countfynep, and 10 them atone. shef
objects hsn personal asgiencixe eeve di,seon ahn
enefxy 10 thes eAsons and they shal
not be disappointed"
His action as to Collector Bronson shows what he ex-
poets as official siallon-coidlal cooperation ~ bis
policy and Cancellation 10 different branches OF the
democratic party That THE Cancellation favor TO
free solism caluTny and is regarded in Secretary
Guihre's letter With such action his party and
the vindicalon OF The rights Of the country abroad and
The prom OF its interests at home, he may stand
above faction and Reorganization, and. appealing the
those higher objects which every palrio, ough, 10 well
come and sustain.
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FROM the Savannah Georgian
CollcCt OF New York,

1he telegraph brings us the announcement oil the re-
mova OF Hon. Greene C. Bronson from the Office OF col
,sc'o OF the port OF New York. and the appointment Of
n Redheld in his place Dir. Red6ed was on the Case
electoral ticket in is%s.
We are graiined at ibis announcement. We only re-
Ere that u was not accompanied by smilar t'dngs 10
lsion to the district attorney, Mr.. OCosor Neither Of
these gentlemen has any claim 10 place OF honor or
prohi under the present Executive Whatever their tai
ents and character may be, they in active operation
wth-indeed. are the leading Spirits of--an organization
winch 10 now making upon the administration. II
the whse, IL rely, shall carry New York in the en-
suing election. not even Seward and Greeley. nor any
other I've members OF that party will have done much
TO give Them their victory Messs UConor and Bron
SON. H. therefore, the administration could be expect
ed to RETAIN IN influential positions, wings who
war with IT, neither would be reasonable TO desire il
ie,an democrats after they have become s active enc.
mics democratic ticket, every member Of which
.ands on the Baltimore platform. and 10 supporter Of
administration OF Pisrcea ticket, too. reg uariy
l ,rs,ea "A tar iudge--Messrs Bronson and
Sooo, refuse to susain Nor il this all Not content
;.. ther support from the friends Of the admin.
enemies oes OF The men whose election they advocate,
Msy SPOKE OF the President and his cabine,
"Ths policy of consultation no. ,,. $3.50
jurinx 10 has placed Inc nations. .dn,,n,.
ration uodsa .ns oono. o. selfish .ch-ming and vim.
been exurpatsd. and who has pro.u,ed h,ah "vs
me- ss', parpo.s o. ss"yass p.oss Nj
President. The audscitv OF such ,nep sraru,ns III
about lime that The ambitious should learn that no
other te Offices in al Of the ~.
pie and that the people VIII bcssow them whom
please This v-fy plain TRUTH but old politician
obsnately refuse understand IL. One lesson
be Taught them when the presidential nomination
made We will take 10 be cheated, and 20 insure
administration capable OF Gaming honor for itself Will
II secsres prosperity 10 the county,
Our position has been taken long since II 10 by III
aide OF the administration long il pnrsues ito pres
ent policy u is in direct and nncompromisng opposi
ton 10 those who are il. enemies. be they whosl The
may. Thr' Too, unqucsiionaby. viii be found 10 be III
position oil the southern democracy