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WHITE FISH 1878 peEbk-v=I have ju re-
eeived fresh supply eof white fish, whichw II 10
SO ID At the above reduced rates
sc. MCKEE.
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ANOTHER VTcria OF ruK ''RAPPNos. We
have heard Of another instance OF the results Of
these singular phenomenon, the facts Of Ahicb
We give to the public as they were told us,--
Some nine months ago, yonng man and wo.
man. holh residing in the Town Of Evans in
this county, received notice through some Of
the mediums in that town, that Il was the will
Of "ths powers that be" above that they should
become man and wife forthwith. They were
firm believers in the new dispensstiOn, and al
though scarcely scquainted with each other,
Immediately went before justice and we're
consolidated"
The womon had moi been well before, per.
hsps owing in good degres tOshe influence
which had obtalqed over her such complete
contorl, continuedato grow verse sad vas ple-
ced under The &c Of spiritual physician
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Nav YoRK, Aug. e6, 1883.

Mr DEAR SIR Had you asked me weiher
could advise you to desert Agricultural for
Law, / should have answered no very deer
dedly. There is already supcrabundance oil
L .wyeis, coupled with great scarcity of good
farmers. Why carry your Goals to Newcastle.
As 10 q Colledge Education, my own lack OF
il porbsbly disquaIfes me to apyreate it fully
but lhink You might better be learning to I'D.
die. And II you are without means. | wclld
adsise youto hire 10 acres OF good land, work 10
hoars day on il. for 1--WE days each week and
study ,.esPecially TO the study Of Agricultural
Seiences, and thus owe no man anything, :
while you receive Sthrough practical education.
Such Is not The advice You seek nevertheless
| remain, Yours,
e'r 1eq HORRAcE GKEELT.
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Horace Greeiys A0Vtee 10 kOung Mcn'
Ths Norralk Regi'tr says that's y Oung man
Of that place wrote to Mr.. Grsely, requesting
hs advice as to the policy OF pursuing collie
giate course OF elncation to prepare him for the
legal profession, aud received the following Lerse
and characteristic answer:
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LADIES NO sEBACK RIDING.

Ist prem Miss E S.emple Lady Saddle
End d" &C. Willard. Col co,
Bride a. Mart
Sd. g. 5"E E, Leggct, Riding CAP.
4lh', "E.J. Beatty Gold Pencil
5,h I" Mrs Jas Pptton &" Ring
9th " Miss Figley
7th Z" Mrs Geo f. Kennedy Whip.
9th " Miss H, Stidger Shakspeare's work
Mr.. Geo, Sinclair, Of the firm OF Husscy &
Sinclair Of Cleveland will please accept the
thanks Of Society for specimen Of Lake Superi.
or copper sent on exhibition by them. .'
Also to Mr. John Beatty for specimen Of
Lake Superior Iron Ore. 4,-tsaG
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\ TIoAHlBLE MuEDER--TWo BrOthefs, named
Tole. had received their pay for work done on
the St. Charles and Mississippi road in Dupage
county, in all S6) They took spree there
upon.b One Doyle determined to get their
money. Toe drunken brother he killed. beat
ing his brains out with a club. With The mon
ey he fed to Chicago where he purchased a
cap and coal; but news came Of the murder
and he was secured, and part Of the money
found on him. Doyle is only 22 .fH
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the practice Of medicine. She would 20 ous
uf De boase. at his command. and stretch her
self upon the ground. face dOwnvArls, aud
there remain for hours, IS he sais for ne puf-
pose Of getting the electricity -from the ground.
Fother ptrformances equally absurd were gone
through repeatedly. til the victim of such
strange practice and. Of Der own delusion. died
some two weeks since. Her BODY. however.
was kept for a week or more without burial,
owing to fsars which some Of the friends en-
tertained that she WAS not dead.
Her limbs, though cold did not grow stiff for
three or four days, and ltho fngtf was draw n
across her cheeks with slight pressure, red
spoi was left which gradually died out as rush
OF bluod in the living body would follow in like
circumstances Neither did the corpse show
any symptoms ofdeey. bptTemaiped asiuWas
the first DAY after death J She was haGltd q
lenlh, he physician and her spiritual friends
quieling all doubts in their own uinds by asser-
ting that her spirit was too happy ia the sphere
where II had gone 10 return again to Che cares
and pains incident to a tsbernacling in the flesh
This is but another instance Of the eplOrabls
results flowing from this system, ift can be SC
called. Of error and wicked delusioh. .-BggalC
4 @ wier
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Mcdowell, UP
Fine specimens OF worsted work exhibited
by Miss s. Legget & hrs. Geo + kennedy. also
somO 6ne specimens OF chrmotype, drawn by
Mss s. Lsgget. l...- ...I..............
Best Stockings & socks, Mrs. R Baxter dip.
Fine specimen OF Bead work by Miss &.
Legget-
=" Bead work NissKate hKee rs
(" Shirt Mrs Wm. Gell4rs 0, Cult.
- Counterpart do dip
Gard basket Miss N. j. Chambers I"
do Hole p"
fine display Oft boots and shoes ehibited by
jacob IiSIrich, OArroiiton. u ..l 7.. b,
A display OF sbawIs, shoes, slippers &c sx'
hibited by Messrs Cummings y Brack'n, Car
rolton.
Also fnc assortment Of the same articles
exhibited by Mr. Wm. Thompson. You car
6nd pleasing assortment of all Fancy PARTICLES
a. these two houses--Call and see them.
Best cage birds, 0. Steen Gen Far
A fine collection Of Birds by Gen. II. A.
Stidger. diI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
81 James al. Tayler.


MINE BUILDING LOTS In THE
IN TOWN OF sIDSEY AT &UCTaON-WiIl
be sold on Tuesday, 5lh July. commencing st 5k
O'clock T. H.. upon the premises, Building Lots
In the town Of Sidney. on the East side of Harvie
street. and three on the West side # ssid street,
each fronting 80 feet and running back about 100
feet to an alley.
These Lots have an elevated and beautiful loca-
ton, and are for building sites, equal to any in
that highly improving neighborhood.
Terms very liberal.
ie2s JAS NJ TAYLOR. Auctr.
Ok BUILDING LOTS Inland NEAR
~ THE CITY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE.
WIN be sold ON Wednesday, the 10Th day of
June, 1883, at 81 o'clock, p NJ, one Lot ON Valley
street, two on Concord street. eleven on Coleman
and Bridge streets In craiss plan, adjoining the
property OF X c Workman, ESQ and twelve on
Bowling Green street and the Mechaucsyille Turn.
pike road. These lots are within few minutes
walk OF the Old Market, and are suited for email
family residences, and q portion well suited for
Grocery stores. Terms at sale.
je IS JAS NJ TAYLOR Auctr.
Immediately after the sale of the Lots on Cole.
man and Ridge streets, viii be sold Brick House.
consisting OF two small tenemenis, to be removed
in thirty days. and after the sale Bowling Green
street and Mechanicsvile Turnpike road, Lot No 4,
In Greenhow's plan of Bowling Green will be sold
This il q square of two acres handsomeiy situated
on the North side of the street. dividing It from the
Catholic College. s.
je % J. NJ. r., Auctr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28
By George J. sumner.

A NC til ON SALE OF THE ENTIRE
"A X nj TURE OF THE WASHINGTON
HOTEL The subscriber, intending to char &c his
business, will sell at auction without reserve, on
Wednesday next, the 29th inst, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, the entire Furniture OF the Wash.
ington hotel, consisting of twenty. two well fur
nished rooms in which will be found Parlor,
Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture,
comprising full and genteel outfit for we'll fur
ni'hed HOTEL also three excellent city raised Cows
now giving milk. 1t is hardly necessary to specify
the articles, as the public can examine the House
at any time. The sale will be continued morning
sud evening until the sale ia closed
TERMs-For all sums under $50 cash. for that
amount and over, four months credit, for approved
negotiable paper. CHARLES BRUCE
Sale to be conducted by
GEO J SUMNER, Auctr.
N. B. To the patrons of the House, The unoer.
signed takes occasion to say that 1t will not be
closed, but will be continued tor their reception and
accommodation, under the management of that ex
ceiiene and experienced host, Major John Talman.
Je 23-dtd CHAS BRUCE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28
BY Dunlop, Moneure d Co.

VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE AT AUC-
' TION-On Friday next, the LIST of July, at
o'clock, M, we will sell at auction on the pre-
misses, those two valuable Brick Tenements situated
on Ross street, Council Chamber Hill. at present
occupied by Messrs John Tyler and Willingham,
fronting % feet on Ross street, and the lots ex.
tending In rear to 20 foot alley. These houses
are nearly new, and the location is one of the most
commanding and desirable In the city.
TERMs-One fourth cash, balance in three equal
payments, at 6 l2 and l8 months, interest added.
with deed of trust, or the title retained till last
payment is made.
DUNLOP, MONCURE CO.,
js 24-td Auctrs
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Great Musicai Fs,f;r,,,

PHILADELPHIA, June Our German no
pulaton turned out In large number, las,
night to receive the German Musical Societies
who have come on to attend the annual fes,i.
val. Ihiriy.two societies from Baltimore.
view iork, Boston,. &C., arrived and were
escorted amid the firing Of cannon, &c, to in.
oepsnds INC square, where they were wei.
tne square, the visitors were greeted hv =
song OF welcome sung by the Phiisdslnbia 40.
eieues from The Steps OF the Custom Hnnss
co,ialion was afterwards served nm in the
grand saloon Of the Museum, where the ;ub;les
concert will take place to morrow night.
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MOKTIMORE5s BITTER CORDIzT
u AND BLOOD PllpIEIER-price on ~.

MOKTIMORE7S BITTER CORDI1I
M AND BLOOD PUgiFlER-Price. 81 per
Bottle.- Physicians of the first standing fn the
effective ALTEkATIvh AND BLOOD PURIFIER
ever known; while vast numbers who had long
suffered from diseases or complaints brought on BY
the liver, impurities of the blood, now look upon
this Cordial as most mysterious and magical in ID,
healing properties and restoring powers. II stands
General Debility and Nervous Affections. Dyspspsis
or Indigestion, Less Of Appetite Acdty of the Sto-
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood to tn
Head, Costlveness or Irregularities Of the Bowels,
Pieusy Pains or Misery in the Side Region of the
or Depression OF Spirits Paptatiop
OF the Heart, Difficult Breathing Sinking Sensations
REGISTRATION OF the Nervous System, Geld Chilly SEN.
or Profuse Expectoration Night Sweats Diseases or
the Heart. or Affections of the Lungs Jaundce Dis
eases OF the Kidneys Derangement PROSTATE Con-
irregularities, especially with Females: producins
Debility and Prostitution Of the Nervous System Pals
or Sallow Complexion.
Morfimore's Bitter Cordial
purely vegetable, pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe to be used in any state of health even by the
most delicate female or child
q Price one dollar per bottle
w. v. ALEXANDER l. Co. Proprietors No, / Bar
clay street, (Astor House,) New York.
u Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most Invaluable and sure remedy for Rheums-
tlsm In all its FORMS either infammatory acute or
chronic no difference how bad the case, or how long
standing. This is Mortmore's RHEUMATIC COM.
POUND, which is vegetable extract, internal re-.
medy, prepared expressly for this disease. 1t has
already cured thousands who had long been cripples
The evidence is most overwhelming and convincing
as gwen by vast numbers of respectable Oh
tizens.
Call and get circular and read the letters and GER
tfcates of your friends and those around YOU who
had long suffered but who have been restored TO Der.
feet health by this remedy. rs
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & co, sole Agents
for Richmond ap 90
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By WeIlingsen GoddIs.

MOST VALUABLE FHIyATE RESI-.
ls1 DENCE ON GRACE, BETWEEN 2ND AND
3nD STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold on Tuesday. the 5th day of July,
that most valuable residence on Grace street, be-
tween End and 3rd streets, now owned BIZ B. Slade
Esq, (who confempletes removing from Rich
mond The Lot has front Of Sc feet. and runs
brick kitchen containing rooms all built within
the last fourteen years Of the best material and of
superior workmanship. The buildings alone cost
$1,000
Persons disposed to purchase the above propertv
can do 80 before the day of sale.
TERMs-One quarter cash balance at 8 IS and
months for negotiable notes, interest added, &c.
cured By trust deed.
jeH w. G0DDlH, Auct..
VALUABLE FOREST LAND q MILL.
WING PROPERTY IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wifl be
sold at auction, on the premises, on Thursday
afternoon, the BOT June, 1858, commencing at 3
O'Clock, II fair, not the next fair day, at the same
hour, 26l of valuable forest land, the east
side of the Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike,
near the half way house, adjoining the land Of
Messrs Chs w Friend, DR. Smith and others. and
opposite the residence OF Chs w Friend, Esq-
Alter which, ssy at about O'clock u, that valu.
able properly known as the "Ampthill Mills" con.
taning 10 acres situated on both sides OF the said
Turnpike, about six miles from the city of Rich.
niend. The mill was destroyed by fire short time
since but the milidsm and everything connected
with the property Except the Mill itself) 10 in per-
feet order. II lies Falling Creek, which enpties
into James River, and In navigable from the river
to the mill site for vessels drawing six feet water
The fall ofwater from the dam 10 the site IL "a feet
and it 10 regarded an excellent location for man
ufacturiug mill. k
Immediately after which, will be sold the valu
able mill site called "Kuhn's," on Falling Greek,
including the Farm, containing from so TO 100
acres, directly on the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, six miles from Richmond
The above property 10 SO well known In the
neighborhood, that farther description 10 deemed
unnecessary. For farther information, reference
is made to the owner. Az the property will posi-
lively be sold, persons may attend the sale with the
expectation of getting bargain.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and
IL months foi negotiable notes, interest added Sc
cured by trust deed-or title retained.
TITUS G. RICE.
Sale conducted by W. GoDDIN, Auct
Enquirer and Wing. iel7
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By James M. Taylor.
HIGHLY VALUABLE VACANT PRO

HIGHLY VALUABLE VACANT PRO.
IL Perty on Franklin Street, between
the First Market and Wall street, and a
large numbe r of Old Bricks, at Auction
Will be sold on THURSDAY, Both June, commenc.
ing at 81 o'clk, N, upon the premises, that very
valuable Lot of Land, situated ON the South side
of Franklin street, opposite to Union street, and
near the Shockoe Creek. The lot fronts Sc feet
aud runs back l23 feet to the alley In rear and
will be divided to suit purchasers.
After which will be sold about 200 600 old bricks
now on said lot, most of which are very good
From its central location, and immediate prox.
unity to the Central Depot, Market &c. this 10 one
OF the most valuable pieces of vacan: property now
offered in the city, and 4 presents a rare opportu.
nifty to the capitalist to invest protsbly or 20 the
merchant aud others to secure location favorable
for any large business.
Terms: One third cash; balance at and IL mos,
with interest, the credit payments to be secured
by deed of trust upon the property.
JAS NJ TAYLOR,
ia 15-3keUfs4 Idtd A,,+
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BENNETT g. BEERS, l25 Main st
Sold by Druggists generally je23-6t

Otis THE LAST CLvC1 OF NIFTY,
IT'S the last Clock of fifty
Left striking alone,
All its noisy companions
Are purchased and gone.
no Watch OF its kindred,
No time pie zee on tick
To reflect back Ito music,
Or give click for click.
I'll not leave thee, thou lone one.
To pine on the shelf,
Since nobody will buy thee,
I'll keep thee myself
Thus kindly place thee <
Behind my own door,
Where thy mates of the nan:el
Have hourished before.
Oh. long nsy'st thou follow
The course of the DAY,
As from times fated circle
Esch hour falls away.
When old Clocks need cleaning
And people seek new,
Obi who can supply them
Like BARTKo 10 NEW.
w J BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker, &c,
je % Opposite the Dispatch Office
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BY Alexander Mott e. Co.

TsRUsTEE SALk UE HOUSEHOLD
L FURNITURE, &c.-By virtue of a deed of
trust executed to me Sept 9th, le47 shall sell on
Tuesday, July 5th, at 10 O'Clock, at the house in
Tayior's Row, the Sd from Second street, on Main,
certain Household and Kitchen Furniture The
Furniture is of good quality, aud has been well
kept CHI. MAURICE SMITH, Trustee.
Sale conduced by ALEX. MOTT d. Co, Aucts.
Terms at sale. je 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28
Sa"'"g 81 Steamers, &c.-The Case o,

NEW ORLEANS, June 22.-The steamer
paniei Webster, Tor San Juan, and philadeI.
pn,a' lot AspInwall, sailed TO day.
'eieeraphic despatch fom the Balize
s.a'es that two suspicious looking vessels.
armed 10 The teeth, went to sea TO day. Their
destination was unknown.
me Enslishman Dyson, and slave Albert,
mnpneateu IN The recent attempted insurrec.
non, have been held to bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

FyNHE NEW NOVEL, BY THE Author
Il of TBeatrice,'' Third Editon-Now
Ready.
Modern Flrtations, by Catherine Sinclair, author
of Beatrice" Modern Accomplishments, dc, &c
Elegantly illustrated and beautifully bound in
cloth, 75c; neatly bound in paper, soc.
This powerfully written work has been received
with cordial welcome BY the united press.
Opinion of the Leading Journals.
Moaern Flirtauons is a powerfully wrought and
salutary satire upon fashionable fobles.-NY Evan-
Setist
1t is brilliant and original, and will scatter good
seed broadcast -Neo Bedfcrs isercurs
The most delightful novel of the day M:..=s:.-
kee Morning Meas
Modern Flirrations is The title of new novel by
the most popular living author OF what styled
religious novels" This work has no tinge of
sectarianism.--Troy Daily Pest
Hea!hfai in ts raorais, pure in sentiment, chasts
in language, itilustrates how superior 10 the Chris
tain standard OF principle TO the worldly code
of honor or expediency -Reara,k IN j. Eagle
1t sbounGs In all those rare excelencies which
are in themselves the test. while they are at the
same time, the evidences of thu most exalted ge.
nius-TAs Albany Express.
Ii shows that male ilrts are not less numerous
or less worthy of condemnation than female ones
Portland Transcript
For sale by JAMES WOODHOUSE,
je % late Nash Il Woodhouse, Eagle Square.
nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
" Ran away from my employment. on the
morning OF the Siet lnsl. negro named NUS ES
about IS years of age, about feet 9 inches In
height and of medium stoutness. Moses has afixed
habit of looking to the ground, especially when
spoken to, and is a man of very few words. He
had with him when he left a green baize jacket,
pair of blue mixed cotton pantaloons and pair of
stout brogans about half worn. Moses was pur-
chased few months since, and came from Eliza
beth City, North Carolina since which time he has
not been out of Richmond.
reward of fifty dollars will be paid for bis
apprehension and delivery, without material In
iurv. TO me or to Mr. JAMES DUNLOP, If taken up
in Virginia, seventy i've dollars II arrested In
North Carolina, or one hundred dollars II taken
up North of Virginia. and all fair expenses ~ either
casa viii be paid. JNO. ]. WERTH,
e27-3t Agent Tor James Donlop
1yTOP THfKF.-Stoen from tbs subscriber
i on the night OF The 18th June, a chss contain
ing $1,000, gold watch, and four notes made paya'
bic in Richmond; $500 in forty franc pieces, tne
balance in American gold and paper, the denomins'
ZION not recollectea will give one hundred ao'
lars for the apprehension of the thief or Two nun
bred dollars Tor the recovery OF the money ana pa
pers. kICHOLAS hsi We s. -.
je27-3ts Franklin street, near the Old Market.
CILVER.-The highest premium paid for sii.
e s Is y CIV. PURCELL q CO. Banker.
DRAZTL sUGAR.-201 bags new crop. 50
ID perior quality. for sale by -
! kM DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
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PiTTsBuRe, Pa, June GA ere broke out
IN this city last night which destroyed Clard
q Shang's forwarding warehouse and other
buildings. Loss $4,000. Several fatal cs.
Qualities occurred during the progress of the
Ere
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JnDortnnt TaiYuctiOn

CoopERsTows, N. u, June 25th.-in the
u. s. court 10 day, before Judge Nelson, a
motion for Injunction was made in the case OF
McCsrmicks against Seymour e. Morgan, TO
restrain defendant from infringing McCormcks s.
reaper patent. Motion granted until farsh er
order,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28
Sailing of the Arctic.

NEW YORK., June 25.--The American
steamship Arctic sailed at noon for Liver
p1oI. She took out oil passengers and
$l37 600 in specie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-28

" AL U ABLE BUILDING LOT ON
MAYO STREET AT AUCTiON.-Will be
sold on Thursday next, at 6 o'clock that very
valuable and beautiful Building Lot situated on the
east side of Mayo street, near Broad street and ad-
joining Hughes Cottages. Tie lot fronts 80 feet
and runs back 100 feet
Persons in went of central and pleasant build.
ing site, would do well to attend this sale.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at 6 and u
months, with interest. satisfactorily secured.
je 25 JAMES TAYLOR Auct
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Accident to the Russian rripi.,er.

WAsHlsGTos, June 27.-M. Bodsco was
thrown from bis carriage to-day, and conside-
rably injured
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Connecticut LeeisIat,

Connecticut Legislature.
HARTFORD, June 25-fhe bill abolishing
capital punishment passed the Senate to day.
The House Liquor bill also passed.