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"Donss.s said Ginger \" which had you rstssr
rds ina aags eonsh q d1samhcot ~ W. n lreS~
rids In coach, bskase II It upss thsrs yoo q m n,
steamboat Blow ~, whas b youp p
"Ihe little darling Tho didn't striks Niss
Smith's baby purpose id het was mere accident
wasnth dsarfn Yes, mar to bssurs It VA and 81
don't behave himself r'u crack him ssain.n
In the streets Of Leicester ono day, Dean
Swim scoosted BY drunken wssvsr who staggering
out" Yes" said the Dean, Il sss you have and now
you are reeling 1t homen
Mother" said q little shaver, the other day,
know what would do II I was ct sea, and the mon
should be killed and eaten and It should be jump
into the watern Butt said the mother, they would
dsh you mp" aNo," said he, but ,pouldnf bier
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Later from Kingston, jamaica.

The British mail steamship Conway arrived at savan-
nah, Georgia. the 31st ult, having Navy Bay
the 18th of February Jamaica the OATH and Nassau
N. p, the 2sth.
We compile from the Savannah Morning News the fol.
lowing summary of hersntelligence
Some apprehension il felt in regard to the American
steamship Union which sailed from Navy Bay on the
same day with the Conway. The Union bound for
New York via Jamaica Che passed the Conway on the
evening Of the 10TH and due Jamaica port on the
2lst but when the Conway left that port on oath the
Union had not been or heard from.
The American ship Polar Star Of Boston, John Pear
son. MASTER bound for New Orleans from Boston, with
assorted cargo got on shore the Mosee shoa
sth instant She got Of with the assistance Of the
wrscler and aEriyed at Nassau on the 18th ult Ship
unnjured and making no water
The Nassau Guardian Of the 2eh ult records the loss
Of smother emigrant vessel
The American ship Osborne, Of Kennebunk, NOVEL;,
master left Liverpool for New Orleans the 14th u
and struck the 8. Il. point of Grand Bahamas at
O'clock n, on the 18th inst, becoming total wreck
She had two hundred and forty emgant passengers on
board eighty of whom understand, were English and
the remainder Irish Weare happy tolearn that no lives
were lost all arriving here In sundry wrecking vessels
Nearly ali the cargo baggage were saved
The American ship Yamuri, John Rea, master. from
Bordeaux bound . New Orleans with cargo Of brandy
wine preserved fruits etc. got ashore Cherokee sound
Abaco, on the 18th inst. Most of the cargo sayed
sALvAoE-The wreckers have received as salvage the
cargo board Of them laden by them taken out Of
shore In our last. :
The quantity Of cargo the property Of the wreck
equal to about % per cent ON the vs. ~ ~ s anu
cargo.
Guiana 81 Lucia Jamaica and Trinidaa hsa sn, ~,
lust raissd four per cent loans ,,arantd w. A.
erpment ' sN W s'e WV
Corn IN JAN.,o.-A Jar,.;c. r.r.- s... q W. -.
on the most perfect AUTHORITY that savsrs,
pronounced bv nartiss ~ s ps o. metal
we believe the boundaries Of Manchester ana rs,a %
that they have been for varded ID Kingsto - ~
alyzed. T. Brown Crown Surveyor for Cornwall who e
our informant Is about starting for the snot ~
gate the truth Of the renort and win exnora no a
which, to prevent diggers there has already baen
westmoreland says; regret to state that tbs small
70 iarin extent IN this the wndward part
~ she parish Inc people are dying rapidly all without
meuea aiu ana many particularly the Africans located
~ .ne pusn wtnout any assistance Whatever being
.neni uing mas been done by the authori-
~ sne distress under which the people
eAcsp. senaing such cases as occurred at Sayan-
-
ia, shssnAsLs iNpaN ShiEF-John Skin O'Bren
s Vhei mno WIN be 100 years Of age on Sunday next
esth III 'ne ouss q, INDUSTRY N Philadelphia on the
~ a WIN ne WE and I'VE OF his youngest children
d M IN IN the Oneida tribe Of In
~ HIS moshet was daughter OF chief Of the tribe
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Arrivals At the Principal Hot.ls. April s

Arrivals at the Principal Hotsls.-April s.
ST. CHARLES May, California; NJ jones' Henderson,
Hedge Wallace, W NJ cosArt I Grant H Canev S
Gsn. Ga Basfosd. Young Stewart lady s.d child
Saunders Cochran, sciple,J Watkins Mn watkins
Dr Poen,z. Ala; Taylor, Blswetb Clay, Chas Nc n
NJ, M M Sssn . MIL; Manly Ms: Chaplin Hatch
Day Mich Parmater, Murray Y: Mn Jenninrs Nls
JenninEs Miss Jennings St Schultz Schultz
and Lady Pa; Dr. Mott butler John Colins williams
Barnes, Ohio. 49, -
vERANDA $ Lapsr Fooss Ala Green Jr lady and .
ter, McStgonery, Arb Bnod Texas;
children servant Lttlsjohn, Mccormick Jenhps
b IL Essex steamer Reindeer Hoes St Louis Adams
ST. LOUIS wenaset Leblanc Armau Alb Armsn,
Paris; Gso johnson, W Edwards, Washington MOI Mis-
REYNOLDS and Madison, Ala Ellis servant
~ Jsnsson Miss; GuioD. Guion and two children
Louisiana.
CITY Dorsey, Morgan, MeNsi Armarong, Case
Stone La smith, Devalcou, VIM Ag.r, DR. Grant, DR.
BeEAult Rev Lee vai w G Wright 7 Wright Bos
gins, Miss Finch, TENN L Z Moshsr, Ohio
ARCADE. II Moore, M Hobby wscot, Tsxas Wash
nston Rehs, w Johnson Ark; H Kdds N IT watts
il, Heller NJ wansch, smitN, Els her. Miss John
Sen - Montgomery, steamer Mary Bess 7 Miller,
bdrg California; David ssipgsr, Ohio.
Married:
Tuesday, April s. by the WALKER Capt. H. w. REED
- To PERSONS RUPTuRED.-The many per-
deserving Of more
than passng aOcs For particulars his
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Canal.
Said shall be cleaned and width twenty
ten feet at the botto and to depth eight feet below the
faee Of the loves ground
All the dirt, unps and roots shall
feet from the sides Of said canal and belong the
and sides Of the BE- well cut Of
The contractor shall bind himself
night, prevent the backing city,
The whole TO be completed
veyor, otherwise il shall be rejected by officer.
The shall bind himself
approval the adjudication BY the Common coan aud
eed days after under penalty per
Security in the Of $1,000 shall be required for the per-
frmanee Of the contract =
Payments cash completion acceptance by
the Surveyor.
Bids TO be per running Of 90s feet.
L. II. PILE, City Surveyor.
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Ms nanats hsa ocufunsd the noninsxion Il Rossst
Willis, oosstor It Galveston, and Of Sturgeon - Sub
Treasurer At Philadslphsa.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FURTHER BY The AFRICA.
Dritzsh PsEIiamsnt
NrwYoHx April s.
The Aftioe,v sdvioss brm Us that In the HOUSE Of
Counous Mr. svst hss rssd and eanssd to BE- publshed
ls&ssr provse he psse relation sxistins between Eng
iand nd France.
Auri. has renewed former rieors towards Epgishnsn
avene through her omnions and has revived the pass
port which Is the subject Of general complaint and has
attracted the attention Of the English Government
Turkey.
The hAughtness of Turkey towards Russia induced the
Russian envoy to repair to the Porte which caused quite
hutter among the dipomatists. 1t reported that
the Russian feet clustered Constantnope The
English Charge ordered the English fleet from Malta but
the commander refused to unlesnprdered by Gov
eminent. The French feet, from Touion came up
after TO be in readiness information received
at Paris stated that the affairs Of Turkey had been AMIGA
bly, adjusted
Harriet Beecher Stowe.
1t is stated that the Duchess of Sutherland with forty
Maids Of Honor, met at the Stafford House and made
arrangements for the arrival of Mrs H. Beecher Stowe
CINCINNATI. April o, IL NJ
New Orleans moasses is very dull and offered to-day
at 25c without finding purchasers. Sugar Is also very
dull, and offered at 4fD5e per Id.
Illness of Chief Justice Tansy.
BALTIMORE, April s.
Chief Justice fancy is very sick 1t is feared he may
not recover
Warrington Nominations
WASHINGTON, April 9.
The Senate to-day deferred acting upon large number
denominations among them that Of soloman W. Downs,
as Collector Of New Orleans.
Senate Adjournment
The Senate, 1t is understood, will adjourn Monday
next the 18th inst There very little business be-
fore it, and there is barely quorum present.
Connecticut Elections.
BALTIMORE, April g.
Seymour has been reelected Governor by respectable
majority. All the Congressman elected democrats
Ohio River.
LOUISVILLE, April 9.
The Oio is rising-ve feet three inches water in the
pass the falls. Arrived, Golden Gate Charles Ham
mond and Lafayette. Departed, Hungarian.
PIrrsBuscg, Aprie
There twelve feet water in the channel Of the Ohio
and river falling
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Nouvss orleans, Anvil 1850. L. H. rllE V0ysT de !" va
Specifications pour In construction de Trois Plate
formes sucre sur la Levee du Second District
milf

Specifications pour In construction de Trois Plate.
formes sucre sur la Levee du Second District
suit,
Uns plateforms entire les Cont ct Banyille;
Une pateforme lei rues Cont ct
Une pateforms entire les St Louis Toulouse.
Ces patefrmes auront les dimensions marques
plans = =
Ee seront faiies snche dc pin jaime
peds de long de Il meleue quas b de Ia
et autres defaults Pune ur duabe
amboudss a
cord les hauteurs ct les pentes donnea voy
anees de peds ses
eles cleuses
ehene de ~ de diaReue
onant lie plaacher ds paeomes posee
amboudes jontes cloess
ous dc Autour dss des placera
panehes rempr epacs qu trouye
dn psner dss ses oni de tros dpaeur
n ointes bouts ct rtenen cloueea mboudes
ches des cous de sept poHces.
Tous meleue
contraetants -. H
Les lgne bautenrs nveanx seront donnss voyer
LouvIage at Penare satisfaction du Yoysr
rejt6
Les contestants sobgeron
Depreciation duConse1
sous peine dune amende de $40 per jour
Chacuu
garantie de In fdale execution du
Placements compliant acheysment Pouvrage aecep
tion du Voysr.
Letrava aduge dsinets CONNIE
Second conra--Paeorms sruesC Louis
Trosieme contratPtoms ST. Louis Toulouse.
LOUIS ii. PILE, Yoyer de Ia Vile.
Nouvele- Orleans Avril 1883. apJ
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Nxw Muuc.-we have been favored by Philip P. wer-
lsin, No Camp street with several pieces Of music
among the rest that beautiful Hearts Delight polka
dedicated By the author to Mp Sarah Jane Wire Mr..
VI has fine lot Of new music Of the latest and most
popular compositions to which we would direct the attsn
ton Of our readarl. I.
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Oh Joseph HsSfty, Oh
~ IMPORTER, %U
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
And STAPLE GOODS,
NO. ~ CAMP STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS,
purchaser his VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS which Is freshly
imported and constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS,
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFALLo COMBS. Of every style
BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION of his own manufacture md
Al the lowest Northern factory prices :
TOILET ARTICLES,
sueh a. PERIUMERY, HAIR OILS HAIR PINS PoMATUM FAN
FINE FANS bURsEs, POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES, poRrA-
BILE DESKS, together with endless Of PORTE
MALES Of style and shape
GUNS PISTOLS, KNIVES, COLTS and WARMERS REVOLVING
PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAZoRs, LIFE PREskRvERs, FISHING
REEs and TACKLE Of every variety, suit the determined
WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
The stock In h line, consisting Cooper NJ
TOBIAS and real Joa Johnon with Of
SWISS and ENGLISH LEVERS ogsther with
and Eastern JEWElRY sLvERwaRE has selected with
great BY r. Roberts, for engaged the Wholesale
and having purchased
offered TO purchasers.
@ Every article warranted represented money
WARRANTED. sis 4mis
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B. Steel, No. 90 Camp street. has sent us a volume
styled Punchs Prize Novests; the Fat Contributor !;
Travels In London, by VIM. NJ Thackeray. This Is q
number Of that capital SERIES aAppletons Popular Lii
ayp The series Is emnently worthy Of public atten-
ton and patronage.
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We are requested to state, by relative of Mrs Anna
Mowatts, that it is VIM +. Ritchis Of the Richmond
Rnquirer 10 whom that lady is to be married. and
not to 4. r. Richie as has been reported
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NKw ESsuE.-We have examined with much plea
snre ct the house Of No 13 beautiful engine built for
the Company, Macalister No. Of Thibodaux 1t cost
only $780, and b Of the neatsst substantial
aehinss ever With that spirit Of courtesy aud
good win characteristics Of and creditabls Fire
Depsxtmentof New0rleans the members Of No. Is took
the engine out Of the vessel in which it was shipped by
Smith, q Philadephia and will 1t safely forwarded to
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srKAmrR suSK.-We learn from the officers of the
steamer Reindeer from Louisville that the steamer Cali
DniA Capt Brooks hence for Nashville struck snae at
about II O'Clock NJ, the Attn inst In American Bend,
and sunk % her cabin floor When the Reindeer passed
h abe laid In such position to render all efforts to
aiss her hopsess The Belle Key saved all from on board
thox oou1d be not ont. $50 .5Iss 4
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Quick PAssAcE.-The steamship Texas from Galveston
made the extraordinary from port port in ~ hours
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n "
Gotlshslk - Given hi INST concert IN this his native
ely expsot1tion II q end and Reality nils up the
nsasnrs a. our f6pdsgt dream Triumph, uumeasured
tunph Sruns ~ long hour Of devoted application
.aa ~ oh Y snus now rsaps the rich rewards Of his
raxent ia vosld - presumption, 1t this late hour
- lay sztein, 70 attempt to add measure to that
- v13sh ~ iong snes bsen estabshed in the severe
S1 with H. end In honest pride boast that native
"a our own desr Nsw0rlsans, has furnished bright
pssullax ~ to the galaxy Of the Worlds Artists.
aottsdhalkh genius esnhnss itself to pentup Utica
Now rsvng in the son and soothing strains that speak
10 o. II ths poets tender ssctions It bursts into
ths Wild fury Of The tossing Tempest to de- psrchance in
IL Quaink nufas(io rsvsllngs Of fsvered dream We
~ % ~ snbodment Of N q ThAlbsrss tender siehs
aAd siaEt " bear the thunder II Leits's power Now
1halbess now Lstx, ut wthai, Gottschak-hs stands
prssninsuty representative Of both, yet with hidden
charm whish belongs to neither
10 spsak Il strakcsch or DsMsysr - psnists, would
eeuvsy no Idsa II aothohsik power would trust
oursssss 10 nttsnpt ortcim upon his sxecution
- ~ ~ that ~ force has accuracy and distinct
ns0 Of articulation which seems to almost beyond
attainment His modulaton into the delicate war
bBgs Of forest bird dying the Is il the notes
were drawn from wierd instrument and his trils
sye prolongsd wlthan unvarying power and accuracy
which seem to be the production Of mechanism rather
~ AA1NA ~89nuy uatAvc grace
gedss H. motions Of fingers hands and arms-no con-
triea displays Genius but to seek an utter
slcs tx Is rsvelingsths Poet but sghs the
aspirations of his heart
Eash b hasy and hunbs tribute to the genius Of
I n 0ottschaik Asfse and fashionable audience were
sssembled TO greet him. Unbounded enthusiasm pre-.
vailed throughout the whole evening and none turned
FINN ths Hall without deep and ssrnest feeling Of graft
hcasioa # his suoces
Ths oces u the steamship Daniel Webster have laid us
under many obligations for full files Of California
pep and interesting memorandum Of news from the
Pacific coast Such fvors shall endesyor to recipro
cate.s 81 n
The esra q The steamer Delta will accept our thanks
for lsts Ohio river papsrs.
We are Indebted to Wells FArgo's express for late
California papsn.
The Alsck Scott and Reindeer have our thanks for the
lstest st. Louis and Louisville papers.
We indebted 70 the purser Of the steamship ehero-
~ for Havana papers Of the Sd inst.
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The Aeck Scott and Reindeer have our thanks for III,
lste1t 81. Louis and Louisville papers.
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little boy had his first pocket knife, and for
some day. used himself and extended the privilege Of the
Occasional use Of bis treasure to his little psymstes
vns evening he was kneeng ct his o<hers knee saying
n customary prayer which be closed up in these Words
ma psase ood give little Jimmy Bailey knife Of his
Own, % ne Wont want TO borrow mine al the time
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pssfass&isns ss.esrni.s tks ss.trsss . cut and
clear the Weed ffsSl ana ~ tie Dltenes e. the
fsz1ewing strests, vfnt Cent, Custsahsuse Canal,
easeaet Palmyra, 1naks, Baudia. d'EIeHsesnrt
ulleN Gravier. Psr111bs Psydras. LaSsyette sts
fsn Calves street. - The New Canal and Metsirie
AeseB oarrnlltsn Avsnue sad Canal Osrsn aelet
- Ne New canalg and bourbon and Frenehnes
ssreesss ffsn Claibsrae street to GENTLY Read.
c cSen sssss l. shout % running In length
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We are indebted to Wells Fasxo's express for late
Callzurnia papeks
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The Memphis News, of the I'd instant, saws
that An ARRAY occurred the steamer Gen Lafayeie
while she lying at Helena Thursday bet ween m
mate and deck hand During the skrmish the barber
came mp and shot the deck hsud severely II not mortsy
wounding him The barber and arrested tried
and held 70 bail for their appearance In future There
Is no hops Of the man living -
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~nohlnEteo OonGrnataona.
"a WAsnHoroE, April s
ms nanats haa eopArnsd The noninsfson u Ressst
white colsstur 1t Galveston, and Of Sturgeon - Sub
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Roots, Shoes and BrOgans,
Rf9D AT WHOLESALE.
Nov andngfroa ahip Norfolk, store, sseperass-
sorimsnt Of BOOTS, SHOES. BRoGANs HATS, CAP
supplied with prime RUssETs Az woo,
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF, STRAW cAAfPAAehi HATS.
the lowest market prices, by
iyls apdAW FRos eet.
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n Hats, Caps, etc.
4. AT WHOLESALE.
III onehundrsd HATS comprising greatvsri eiyc
sHK,FUR, CASHMERE, MEXICAN. WOOL. STRAW, PALMLEAg
andcAAPEAcHY HATE, for saiesy
Iyis fpdAw FROST co. 10 Ma rect.
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LsstaLArIvs REroRM-The Virginia House Of Delegates
has adopted rule not to allow absent members theft per
unless they have previously obtained leave or are
ck and any member absent on the day Of the ad.
maindcr Of the present session. speeches to be limited
to ten minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

DINEY POINT PAVlLaUN.-1his az rees.
BILE bathing place, and quiet retreat for those In
search of health and rational pleasure, having been
leased by the undersigned, with a view to the pur.
chase of it, if successful in his efforts to acccmmo
date the public, will be opened for the season on
Wednesday 18th June.
Many and varied improvements have been re-
Gently made calculated to promote the comfort of
visitors and nothing shall be omitted by the pre-
prietor and his family, which can afford the least
satisfaction to his guests Parents and their child.
drcn will find the comforts of home In ample pro.
vision, whilst the devotee of fishing may come as.
sured, that every necessary arrangement for his
accommodation in the way of fishing boats and
tackle, with proper persons to wait on him whilst
engaged in his captivating sport, has been fully
made In addition seine will be daily drawn for
the accommodation of the place and the amusement
of visitors. W Ast first rate band Of music will be
in readiness day and night, for the amusement and
recreation of those who may ca, it into service
Visitors from Richmond and FredericksburR can
reach the Point on Monday, Wednesday and Satur.
day OF each week, by means of the steamers Pow
hatan and Osceola, which touch at Aqua Greek on
those days, and returning, can reach the creek on
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday of each week by
the same boats IA time to connect with the regular
mail train of those days
The terms of board at the Point will be 80 for
single day, 81 so per day for three days. and less
than a week, $40 per week and $50 per month
Children and servants half price As no public
celebration is contemplated the 4h of July at the
Point, visitors, prior to that date, may come with
every assurance that their comfort and quiet will
not be disturbed by any assemblage OF boisterous
character. WIN. w. DIX,
Formerly proprietor of the Fountain Inn, Light
street, Baltimore.
Piney Point Pavilion. Md,
June 9th. 1853 jets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28
ARRIVALS ATlTHE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

y IA
AMERICAN HOFEL.-J w Smith, Ship
Mount Vernon; Z A Bigelor, Boston, w
Woodson Buckingham; + A Nelson and lady,
Alabama; MIR Prave, Henrico; Brady New
York; w H Powell and I Richmond, Phila;
A c Fleming, Ohio; G Slanly, Pfinceioni !
Pembertou, Goochland; w 4 Joynes, Peters
burg; b Pollock, N G.; Miss II Robertson,
Mics p r Watkins and Miss A Robertson, va;
] w Robertson, Amelia; G q johnson, New
York; N II Winston, do; W Hewelt, N Z; "A
Hopkins, Surry; 6 w Thompson, Charleston
L Markley, Augusta; NJ 6 Edwards, Forts
mouth; Selden, Sury; A Burge, refers,
burg; r Eckles, do; B Slrackhan, 90; w
Cabiness, Miss; K II Ford, Ky; Thos Row
land, PhiIadelphia; G Alexander, dol Lewis
Clemens, Washington. w.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL E Homer, Va;
] r Garland, G A Dinwiddie, Harrisburg;
n Bohennon, T 5 Rutledge, Lunenburg; !"
A Day, Macon, + w Carter, Scott; A Mann,
Estliviile; F s Turner, King WIN; II Dru'
ry, Chesterfield; r b Snead, Richmond; John
Coleman, Powhatan; Capt > Foster, Capt II
Arrole. Shin; r Ware, Huntsville; J Crostick,
Petersburg; C Jordan, Campbell; X Russell,
Mecklenburg; l. C Major and lady, Cu!peper;
] M TYLER, New Kent; ] McCargo, Charlotte;
] Marshall. r Moore, Amelia: s A Faulk,
K & d RI H Chartine, c Moor, Halifax.
CITY HOTEL--A Allen. Au,tin, Texas;
West Charles City; G Ellis, Petersburg; T
Short, lady 2 children and servant Lynchburg; NJ
Taaferrs fredericksburg; Jacob Wilson and s
Peters, do; F Murphy ana seIvt, Bardstown; ] A
Herring. Baltimore; G w Andrews. N c; Misc
Spear, Va; g Harris, Dinwiddie: T Howell do;
Miss Boyd, Lynchburg; Adams and lady,
Warrenton; Miss Willis and Miss Z Cook, do; A q
Hooper, Kentucky
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-BF Mosby, Powhatan;
Powers and Mics Powers, Staunion; J A Cranes,
ny; Mr. and Mrs Z K Albert, Florida; w Pettyjohn,
Amherst; Boiling, kanawha Co; J Beard, Bal.
timore; ID Genen, g Soaring and Pefn, N O.;
u Mikell and two daughters, T Smith and lady
and two children, K T Walker and lady, T l.
Howard and c Trip, 8 c.; A Warner, Ark
w II Watkins, Baltimore; r Huck, Alexandria;
Logwood, Lynchburg; George Wallis British
Consul; A King, Lexington, North Carolins
B Thornton. Orange; l. Thornton, Orange;
Paul Jones and kennep, Lynchburg Nom,
Phiia; M Hickok, Fiucsstle; Fcklen, Ala; w
Weddell, Petersburg; Plagh, Havans; v Wi!
cox Charles City; w Smith, Hanover; 5 Hen
shaw, Louisville; l. Kalfus, Bsl G w Richardson
DR. Baker Hanover; DR. II q Jones, New Kent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28
RICHMOND MARKET.
esoRREcTED DAILY.

Our market remains we left it last week
FLOUR is firm with few sales of straight
brands from store st "a SIN to S.. The holders
generally demand the latter price-ss, the stock is
diminishing. and the receipts having been cut off
by the closing of the canal.
WHEAT-Ho sales or contracts have been, made
The harvest is now going on with fine weather.
GUANO-The demand 10 better, as some fears
are entertained tina. j. will be scarce in the fau
TOBACCO-The sales continue animated with
an upward tendency. The reports frorrthe coun.
try are SO Encouraging of the growing crop in
some parts OF Virginia, also in the western States
and Maryland, will have its effect Sales range at
"a to Sc SO for Lugs medium 81 SO to Ss so !:
fine 80 to Sl7-and as high az $50.