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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

WAsHINCTON CIRCUS, CORNER or THIRTY.
w niDts street. and Sixth avenue.-Aann, Moore. and
Thou pson Propr stors.
The spectacle Of
WIN b performed ,.,,uoo
this week, In addition 20 the perform sness by the
STAR COMPANY,
every Afternoon and evening"
AsrnooA-Doors open ~ ocleek; performances TO
ct Evening Doors OPEN At II performance 1T
Admission to all parts Of the house, q cents.
(yHOCTAW INDIANs-THEsE WONDERFUL AND
~ instructive exhibitions exciting intense interest
The that them astonshed aud delighted
Programme for Saturday afternoon and evening, Aug Do
l. Indian Modes Life sxhibtsd-their hansers and Gus
toms Excrcirss with tho Row and Arrow. g. FA ka OF
ls-Turhey Dance. 4. The Great Ball Play.
Their National Songs and Dances which consist Of simple
exercises in the AR l. Naksnne ct aMan Dance 2
ChAtAHe ct L-Tck Dance Lokesay OF 1a-Tarrspin
Dance. HaAaws ct la-Bcw and arrow Dance.
70 conclude with the Grand Indian War very
stpg thlipg inter SLY interesting. The exhibition
will tale place At the City Asse nbly Rooms broadway
nsDss st O'clock There viii So an exhibition satur
day, 1t o'clock for families. Admission, q cents; Re.
served esats, 10 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Company's
steamer qSs2 toni: lcS hSrs: kossrs
Wsdesdsy 7h September NEXT ~ IL O'Clock and
SATURDAY, Nsvemhea at u O'Clock room. lrst cabin,
cabin, $50; third class $Ose .a,d fees included Apply
to J. MoSYMON 80 Broadway.
G,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND nAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States mail steamship HUMBOLDT Lines, somman.
del will leay. for Havre touching 81 land
the nails Saturday August 9th, 1T II
o'clock from pier No n R. Price II passage 6rst saka,
$l2o second cabin SO luggage not wanted during shs
msrked below No merohaHd dice will DO received board
sisss ATs1ss q Fer freight 9, passage apply
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CUPREhl cogRT: IN TEE NATTER OF OF THE e. Ap ?

CUPREMl COURT IN TEE NATTER OF THE AP.
- pleaon Of the Mayor, Aldermen and Commonalty Of
DE New York relative TO the opening and laying
puhle place between Fifty ninth and lo6.h str
Fifth md Eighth In the city OF New York
The Mayor Aldermen Commosalty of the city Of Nsw
York to statute In such made and provided
the State Of New Yo.k spsesl term Of the
Yefh on saturday the l7t day Of September 1858 at the
ep ming the that day thereafter
ssvnse heard for the appoint mont Of five commits
onsrs estimate and assessment in the shove entitled
natter that the pature and extent OF the
place bounded southe BY fify ninth street norsherg
~ lOth street. eAstery Fifth and westerly by
Exhth avenue in the Twelfth nineteenth, and Twenty
second wards Of the city of New York. laid out tho
map or Of said city under and by virtue Of ent
sd relative to improvements in the city If Nev
York and for other puypotes" passed April 1907 And,
also An entitled to alter tho map plan of
The city Of New York. by laying thereon public place
and authorize the taking of the same passed July 2
l66S three ffths being present.
ROBERT ]. DILLON, Counsel to tho Corporation
W York %. 1873
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

QRyDeIw AIsa pAM..-sns Asst AsYlv4.A ~ m
..sss sss TO. Is :p.sI sss :isSs. s,so sasS..s ss
:.,: s:: r. +. ed .
i S.s .ss :. "a Il; sssA' Agent
u iii. eo.pssy Keep from 5000 boz. Of sasir
:s.sy Ill :Sa;:. . s:
s"% pan, rock .sn Si
TO r sss ia sSs pr'si ( as
sr CA. Esss RsoAc3 .s "
FLAX ..s. AND i HIM.
It: 1s se ssS
.ss & IN S. d: % -.
f.e.uIs IN. selinsry 10 simple and Durable rapid In the
and .s T.
ssss 20 n S.' fssn a.sS. s' hero
dressing 10 s1nisisoD shs Crystal Pa
Iessrs 70 ,hs 5sshaey terms q ;ss a. 10 had
ch s. rsi Ne" York
IyORNIIIus 4 CO.'S SOLAR LAMPS GIRANDoLEs,
ehaneeliers mantle ncel.bras fixtures &c richly
sa Sy ss ole 'sS sSs,s q on
ASH MORGAN, le2 william, between Fulton and Ann
CoRrlE, cosrEE-MApE READY IN ONE MINUTE,
Coffee delicious cup Of good old Java swestensd and
as nns s1
.ssss a mad Ss:s
,sss Il. strength and favor r. ~, and on che
FROM DIR have meSS care
.n ss L q {. .s.. e.
for 20 s'rdsi g.
ERENcH MECHANICAL LAMPs-JUsr RECEIVED
ss. Il. '
astnred by my house in Paris they are Warranted onss
CLOCKS the hest OIL cheaper than
A'Ap - '''AA'' 'A' ' Il p'xsDoNvnLE AS Broadway.
HELvETIA AND LAFAYETTE GOLD INNING CON.
$ =. .,:s; - e
iota;s toundsd s:.asl .1ps1eass srs
Dec 1862 aps.,as = and IS hey; s.s d 8: MN:
jsy = q :; company IN Sis.: vs!y and
ana :.p,;: sys.. End ss.,:s:
DxSISL ADsE. Agent la Fulton street, Now Y..L
HouoDToNs MAoNETo,ILEcrRIc MACHINES
.sss.
dnsiss s..s. value II r. sAs :a,s q
~. f.:
s
:'ss;
CHARLES sANFokD. No. IS Cedar street.
NEosQu1ro BAR.-cARYEIEs PATENT PORTABLE
v.a.at =: world simple double esd' !. PAT
''D'ins only one ;Rnsi %
DEPLArING -OLD WARE RRPLATHD EQUAL 10
II at the lowest possible prices and wei
Will DO attended to.
CTRAwBERRYEs.- STRAWBERRY BEDS PLANTED
= now will b.ar abundsntly next spring Plants now
ready In nearly hus red varieties the most complete COL
late Sorts recently received from Europe Descriptive priced
catalogues g.a: Plants packed with great for any
Colony Nurseries, Plymouth Aasa Carriage paid to New
CUPERPHOSpHATE, A NO l-PRICE TWO CENTS
y pound $40 ton Of 1000 This oesbra
and inferior although much price Now
York Superphosphats Compaays Once, $50 West street.
CTEAM AND GAS TUBEs.-ONE THOUSAND LAP.
y welded English bosr tubes Ito 3inohes; 200OU feet
Erglish gas tubing. for sale BY EDWARD H. JACOT, B
Cold street.
ITO ENGINEERS AND suRvEYoRs,-roR SALE, A
new transit Of Hunt SCOTS % ns4S BY scorr
Mathematical Instrument Makers Is fuls ~. street.
T,IFTH ON GOLD PLATES, WITHOUT TAKING OUT
the roots to retain the youthful appearance Of the
rs % 'nss: ns
CAAvELLERs aUlDn.
$3.50 va. 49, 90 ~
1858. keuss.-1Saa SUMMIT A,rsns.menaLA 4ss
and Nss York inland rors. Railroad fare g. I've daily
= HiSany With Central line Of railroad VEST Also VIZ
ne. North for s.rasssa SPRINGS whsehsl and ontrel
Railroads. Chatham Corners Lebanon Spripss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

DAGE, BACON CO.. BANKERs, SAN FRANCISCO
i CA--E1chAnge London, Valparaiso and the prnci
cities Of United States for sale In to suit Col
lectons made 81 San Francisco In the interior Of the
State and proceeds RENTED Refer
ths Exchange Bank Nsssrs Duncan Rhsx
n To Nav York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

IlOU0BTONS AAuNETO-ELECTnlC hACHlNEs
II for medical purposes Patent applied or Thsse
Arr Without .StsS q 9rd' Of any
desired BY the practitioner Of medicine and surgery, pre-
ducbg agent Of great value for the Of
GLASS Of diseases and the only offered
70 the public and according 70 sciea
awa. relied on 70 give the nauenss desired for the
jonts ehoe shoiera epilepsy, %. ;c S and v~y
CHARLES SANFOkD, No. So Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

DRvDoUW A1HB RALWY.-RnB Asst AaYAua.A ss Ia
ID Offered the gable ov roos sssha bos.oss o.
ssvansss sAd spssA Ana sAAsr preoi saAlsss
b. sees e The dspot Of the company Por sab
paokas~s Of 400 lbs And npweyds ard W oil
Of Or 81 sDd 40 he W &. BodeRT. General Agent IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

TWO GRAND OPERAS
The first perform 70 begin at o'clock +. H. nd
second NJ O'Clock p r.
Admission for beth performances, 81.
The sale will Saturday -
IL M ,he respective Tclst Ooas and continue open
until O'Clock Tuesday.
purchase their tickst they will rsove cheek hH wh
bearing corresponding will be Owen and ~
retaining the check the duias both ~
forma 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20
CRAVELLEkss' GUIDE.

1QEO MOST SAFk CHEAP AND RELIABLE
lCOOs Route.-16hA- SUMMER Afrangsmenk-AlsAny
and New Yorl inland roIs: E:aarOsa fare TIVE daily
ct Albany with Central line Of Railroad West Also WITH
lines ortb for Saratoga SPRING. whitehall and aontresl
Railroads At Chatham -Four Corners for Lebanon Springs
81 Whte kim and Centre Streets whore through tickets
can be procured and baggage checked.
sssss'otsdy.. k o,hssssr ........5 &
Passengers ALSO received at Brooms street and Bowsr,
aud Twenty SIXTH street and Fourth stations The
trains will land and receive Passengers only 1t Gro
ten Falls and sthAm Four Cornsrs All other trains wl)
leave City hal Station Of Tryon and Centre
street. ~ heretofore SLOAT Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND MONTGOMERY
~ Mining Company, l6 Exchange place. August 49, 1873
In this hereby notified into
the treasury dosr share all stock held by them
for which preferred stock win DO bearing interest at
dividend will be declared until such interest paid II
the payment Of dollar share not made the LIST
September the interest will be forfeited for the half
year succeeding By order Of the Directors;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

nFTICE OF THE NEW YORK AND MONTGOMERY
" Mining Co.,. No. IS York July
a. Observation-Disclosures In this company hereby notified
int tina 81 per share all stock held BY
srse 70 DO before The h Of August ns.s
tsr The subscription list e At the once Of the company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, BxTwRRy Oh Az.
~ ban and William Streets may consulted 81 his oee.
from M o0P. NJ Dr.. O. Is regularly sdseAtsd ply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20
I,EQCORH.


E0n nNO CHOICE HAVANA SECARS. or vARI-
CUV.UUV Qua brands. and Of che very finest qualit
for ssc at rs cent below the usual prices Also 5000
oases Of clarct wire from 81 90 20 Sl2 per case.
VIM. ID. BENSON CO., Importers,
4Gf HvOomo atraet. Of MERCER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

CtUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBURG LAND
Ing, az Yonkerr. Hastings Dobbs Ferry, Terry Town.
Sing sing Hsysrstrew yeralanla; Csldv.us Coszens
way Fare fifty centa 70 NewburS Tho nav and splendid
steamer THCS r HuLsE Captain T. Bobby with leave
pier OF jay street hrd pisr above Chanbors
a O'Clock Sunday morning. for tho above places
turning will leave Nswburs a. III o'clock r. NJ Theso
trips Ill 10 continued during the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

c1nC NOH old CHOyCy DRANDIEs, WINES;
alUU.VOO. AID liquors Of every dce,rptcr, tor ealc
10 70 25 cont vr CASH below other
WIN ID. BENSON CO.'S celebrated brandy store, a5g
Iroors ,traek CORNER a Merccr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

~ deforr,ticr, wryptch, spinal curvature p,rcuiar
Contractors distortions Of the Jore, tnockknss w~s,
cubfoot nstfoot g. SIS Atlantic street, Fact 81 Powsrs
street. south Bracklyn In snd 90. Lssnss rsss,yss TIE
tyeon and o'clock p M Pby sioisns IN sAtehdane,
Hsrthomess NJ. D. and Bauer u. Once hcrrs foH pr-
VT pAtispts only before 10 O'Clock A. M, Sundays
ccpsod For rarte ulars and programme apply ~ The ess
OF The iretitatioL.
THE BARON sPoLAsco, CONSULTING PHYsrCIAN
surgery Euroroa, fame date Of broadway 10 pneA
corner Macdopr~ street, AL diseases treated
fully Atsndanss fcsms A. n, NJ and m Vie svso-
Ma ton 10 u eoleeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

MOSQUITO BAR-CARYELE's PATENT POKTA BLI
~ elastic ;ai..h sad chain lar sas best and most
taken down and packed in trunk In two minutes
eupying only quarter foot Of space. For sale at
q. A. BODOUINE'S, X36 Broadway.
DEFEATING -OLD WARE RRPLATID EQUAL n
asne Goods sent to the plating aetory 22 Centre street
Grand street. to the Once No. 81 ID John street
Will hA nttAnded to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

INORNEIIUS 4 CO.'S SOLAR LAMPS GIRANDOLES,
eianeeers mantle cancelabras fixtures &c richly
gided ivory ha, die table, cutlery silver plated sbats
e.t re- s:ssts table forks 90 % IS dozen
lIretk OnnAIlfa the church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

HAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADRL
~ phia from Pier No NORTH river lines daily, o
10 AN and Pm. Accommodation limo at 10 A.M b,
steamboat Trenton TO South AnbSy sa,s to
prsss lire 1t by steamboat John Potter TO Amboy
thence direct Camden by In four hours
half Pare s. Returning. leave Phiaaelphia 1t 10 A
and 2PN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20

A USTRALIA CLIPPER LIEE.-TBE A. l. ENTIRELY
n clipper ship HkLOlSE, Capt. AcXege, will Fall
for Melbourne September The cabin accommodations
fIss cabin taken ard tho numer ia limited to
twerty Apply board at picr Is East river; 70 wv
T. DuGAn ~ South street, or TO ARKELL ELLIOT i45
Pen st~e
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CALIFoRNIA-CHINEsr NEWS

The intelligence said to have been received
at San Francisco by the Jamestown, to the
effect that the rebels had been defeated he
fore Nankin with great slaughter, is evidently
destitute of all foundation, and is so regard
ed by the Northern papers. The jamestown
sailed from Hong Kong on the 7th of Anr;l
We had accounts from there already as late
as the 1lih, BY the overland mail, that is to
say, four days later than this account. The
rebels are said, after their defeat, to have re-.
treated Northwest. Now as this is very
nearly in the opposite direction from that in
which they advanced, we should hardly call
y retreat. II an army were advancing on
Richmond by the williamsburg road, we do
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

TIE APPROACHING FOURTH have heard
various modes of enjoying the ensuing national
holiday suggested and their merits fully discussed
Dinners in public halls, pic mics in groves and ex-
cursions on the river and canal have been spoken
of, and each with the greatest enthusiasm. The
attraction of epicurean subsantials would be over
balanced By the mooted pleasure OF strols, lively
and sentimental, with chatty young misses-and
the latter would again be thrown into the back
ground by the additional impetus of music and the
mszy dance But his not music, or dancing, or
even the ruential presence of the ladies that can
render the moments or hours of holiday joyous
or agreeable. We must live and act In such parties,
not for ourselves alone but for others, If we would
be truly happy. Where each seeks to please, all
are pleased, we care not which of the modes al
ready mentioned, or what the character of others
not alluded to, 1t is sought to carry out.
Let those, then, who mean to stay In the city on
the Alb, or who choose to go away from it, make u
their minds to be contented beforehand, and carry
out with an earnest heart and ready hand, the
wish 10 add to others pleasure and our word for IT,
at the end of the day the walk excursion viii be
pronounced pleasant one. In q grove of birds
the sweet song OF one will wake to tuneful har
nony the cheerful carolngs of hundreds of others.
So in the social gatherings of life. one pleasant
speech or act will touch the kind sensibilites Of
scores of other hearts, and the response Of innate
goodness will be general. These sour-visaged
pleasure seekers, who arc continually grumbling
of the heat, bad place, shocking manners, and an
odious excursion throughout the continuance OF .
party, where there are only few Of them, give,
like pickles to dinner species Of zsst to the gene.
raj enjoyment and relish tor fun--but when they
crowd too thick, they are very apt to originate
general semi bilious attack, compounded of bile and
the blues. We won't advise them at present any
particular locality wherein to spend their fourth
pleasantly We shall soon be made acquainted
with the most public schemes for excursions and
country frolics and win impart al our wisdom
upon those interesting points speedily to our
readers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

BOUND OvER.-On Sunday evening, about dusk
as Patrick Fenton sitting in front of the door
of his house, on Cary, between 18th and 18th sts,
a man named Thomas Kennedy came up to him and
charged him with having followed him Kennedy)
with pistols to shoot him-and bantered for an i'm
mediate fight Fenton came out and was about to
fight Kennedy, as he stated, though Fenton alleged
that he had no intention of fighting on Sunday
when Ferreter stepped up and knocked Fenton
down. Kennedy then kicked him while he YVES
down The Mayor, ON yesterday, required Ken
nedy and Fer-eter each to give $50 security to
keep the peace.
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DIED.

On the morning of the 9th list, Capt WIN. M
FULTON, in The fftieth year of his age. The
friends and acquaintances OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from st. Paul 9
Church, this evening, Csth inst.) without farther
notice
MIR Fulton was, for many years. a Captain OF dra-
goons in the army of the U. s and served with
credit in the Florida war. He resigned about eight
years ago. and returned to this city for the purpose
of practising his profession. There were few
kinder hearted, more straightforward, or more use
full men in this whole community than he was He
has left a widow and several children
On Monday, the 9th instant, MARTHA ANN
ELIZABETH, gest child Of John p and Eliza
beth Harwood, aged Is months and days.
Her funeral win Jake place at the residence of her
father, on Venable street, this tuesday, morning.
2Sth inst. at IL O'Clock The friends and acquain
tances of the family gre requested to attend without
farther notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

few days since, burglary YVES committed in Lynch.
burg by two brothers named William and John
Peaseley A telegraph dispatch was received on
the morning succeeding the commission of the
THEFT by the Mayor, stating that the Peaseleys had
taken the boat for Richmond The officers kept on
the watch for them until Friday night, when little
after dusk Waterman Reed, who knew John Pease'
ley perfectly WELL espied him near the lower mar.
ket AMI Immediately arrested him. steady look.
out has been kept fox his brother ever since, but
without success. Yesterday Peaseley was taken
to Lynchburg In custody of officer Johnson. We
should have mentioned this matter when first it
came to notice. but in order to give the police the
amplest opportunity for catching the fellows, re.
manned silent with the rest of the press
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

TOBACCO IN RIcHMoND.-Ths Petersburg Elk
press publishes the following extract from letter
from one OF the leading commission merchants Of
this city to his partner in Petersburg OF course
we copy it In no unkind spirit to Norfolk but
simply in justice to Richmond. Our Virginia sea.
port may become famous above Richmond il other
respects but for the present at least, she cannot
rival this city as a tobacco market:
RICHMOND June "a, 1853
1--WE yesterday sold four hhds. tobacco for Mrs
Mary Z. Somerville at 81 81, 81 and 114-averag-
ing 50 81, which were Withdrawn at public sale in
Norfolk, at ct. ct, 81 and 7-averagDg S6t; differ
ence In the average prices here and there S3 81 per
100 lbs"
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3@ kxCHAN0E AND HAr-.-
HOUeE or G. w. PURCELL i " %
The notes IF the 6eufherm n1auufsss.cO>
harks are rsdsemed q heretofore Il psr !, Z.
UAll solvent Wsshinsson small no...
the present be redeemed Il par from ss1ilfs
We caution the public therefore, agsnss . aa.s
any discount on small notes dated Il Ws.h lgsyiaz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

KANAwHA ToBAcco.-The Ksnawha Republi
can publishes letter from Messrs BARKsDALE e.
READ of this city giving the prices paid in this city
fer tobacco raised in the Ksnawha valley. These
prices range from IS 40 to Gil 25, and seem to be
satisfa Glory to our Kanawha friends. When our
facilities of interconmunicaton are better, shall
have argetrad with Kanawhs fellow.citiz ems,
In other articles of produce as well as tobacco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

e There was a fine sale of Kanawha tobacco
at one of our warehouses In this city yesterday
superior hogshead brought little over sl2 per
hundred. friend engaged In the tobacco trade,
tells us that with little more experience very su-
perior tobacco may be made in the Kanawha val
l y, and that the production Of that staple will no
doubt become lucrative branch CT agriculture in
that part of the State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

Richmond, June 27th. 1888 Je y
NTOTTCE TO CONTRACTORs- VIR-
IN GINA CENTRAL acknowledgements
are hereby informed that at the time Of the letting
advertise 10 take place ct the Bath Alum Springs In
july, proposals win be received for furnishing one
hundred thousand Cross Ties for the track of
the Central road, between Stsunton and Millboro.
Also, 1t the same tins and place, proposals viii
be received for large amount OF very heavy tres
selling, 10 be erected near Milboro.
By order Of the Board
CHARLES ELLET, Jr, Chief Engineer.
BATH ALUM, June q, 1883. 10 28-td
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D4uNK-Michael Laney was arrested on Sun
day evening by the watch, for acting, while under
the influence of liquor, in public street, in very
disorderly maaner-throwing stone at house
aud fighting. Yesterday he was committed to Jail
in default of security
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

FINRD.-Edward Parsons was, on yesterday,
fined Sc and costs for firing pistol on End street.
in violation of city ordinance. Fines were i'm
posed for other violations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

a MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem
~ bers of st Johns Lodge No SO, are here
" ~ by summoned to meet at their Lodge
~ Room in Bosher's Hail. at 81 O'Clock, on
Tuesday Evening, June 2Sth, for the
purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to
their deceased Brother, WILLIAM NJ. SUTTON
The members of our Sister Lodge No 10, 10, 81,
SO and Manchester Lodge Nos IA are respectfully
invited to attend; also, all transient Brethren in
good standing
By order of the Worthy Master.
je 2S-1t* JAMES NESBITT, Sec
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

VEarF MANUFACTURERS ToBAcco "A short
time since, Msssrs N. NJ Martin Il Co. sold Mr.
James b. Grant three hogshesds Of very fac man.
uiscfuring tobacco, made by Mr. Baxter r. Wilson,
OF Greensvile county, Va, 1t Sll, els and $50,
ana on saturday last, he bought Of them two very
nne hoesheads, one made by Mr. w. T. Minga, of
franklin county, N. c., a. s25, and one by DIR Hen
~ L. Piummer, of Warren county, N. c., at
s3a oo, oil OF which he intends working under his
highly popular brand of fine chewing tobacco, for
which he obtained premium medal at the Worlds
Fair. s
His skill as manufacturer, and the superior quail
ity of the tobacco will enable him to furnish his
customers with some finer chewing tobacco than
that which was SO much admired at the Worlds
Fair