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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-07-28
Ross at BoonYille.

Ross, the T,nrerauce lectnrer vas le..
turing at Boonyii. recently AMI cr0.tsl
sucn excitement that the Mayor issued the
following proclamation:
proc'ajaH.ou jg III. .lLagor Of The Gin of
Eg1rrlc.
Whereas. n certain itinerant lrc,rrcr
calling himself BILL Ross, has becn dis
cgrry ~, w. ,.,,rtr =, ,.. "'>SI" ,I ,C' IN ,hlS
under lIca,f~. ~. ,,,nrIraa 1ao,,,r,. , '"S' o,,S
Whereas !, j. .a.t ..... snndr ,,a~s,, I1,1
~~r,7 .nr-. w.. and tbreai., T., o-,ir, ,,'I,o
for oo,r,a-.a1,e t epoo,,,,, ~ o..1 .ii,o.o
to stop sa.l Ross in his c@nTsG I'. lbose a,'s orn
rher. .ra ~ fy,;d IN -" 49,. 80 ''oSe uie'
lawful a-.emJ'a33s: and the Polio. of tho
cr,v are nr-oI,. ~fnnrr.4 r., s,,,,,,r,,s a',I
drsocrsa II y.,.,,s 55I,,,rI;n. Nv.
within ,o civ T,t.,.;-,,,,. ,,Io,,,f ~
3. Benedict. iIavor The NV Of R,,nI.;Iia'
have hgr,u.. o. Sc. NV hand ,rl o,,,s,i - L,'
,tfErl ,la -.,I ,r.r ....,- 80, ~
lf,, l.v Of nv 1.s2 '''''
rS:gn a IT. D. R-.,--,-.- -~.,.,.
'.-'.--
'.' inc -.c'"F'' inc
" "' ~. ponce ie.I possession Of the
caU.e., n which fHo lecture was 10 be de-
!.yCval. anl would -arrir ~ o,,o N c-.or
-:---..-..-
tarAceoi i.srT- r.u.-1Ir. Vim. b. Fea-
z.c reg .v,t Lis commission yesterday frcm
Gov. Pr!co, as one Of the Tobacco Inspect
.rs ol the lcr. %. the State for this CITY.
'ir. +. ro,s i.'o o.i!ae On tie 22l Of No
V.'a.. n-,a.-IEewa, 18Th.
----s--.----
~ -''A'Ii fD---lJ haier.s Saranac Lake
.;o'Sc' , .'a- 10Th. ~ Samuel smith, Esq,
-" ,,.''.l ~ o- C"@r.es'oWn' Mass, 10
MISS Maria lo'e' Of kaqaelte River. At
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G5e GIasgolo Cinocs,
County Treasurer.

We are authorized TO announce SAuuru
c. MAJOR a candidate for Treasurer of
Howard county at the ensuing August elcc-
ton.
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\ NV Brslyrss. - bob, have You
heard that friend {. lad given up his old
business, and commenced operations in a
new llne?"
No, iuiecdi what is he up 10 now2"
He's raising a moHi0chc!"
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

/ IdtluftIs OF N. Louis tOllOl yarns, &C. NO. 10
Main street, corner of Chesnut
ID p. PERRY & CO.. importers and whole
| ~ sale dealers in Hardware and Cutlery. So
Main street.
VTARDW APE. and C1-rTI FRy -- -srri,,. e,los
III Tt.grrs Rocrps n, III Ir,irI s.,r,t i'm.
nortor and wholesale da.,ler in Enoli-b Gcr,nan
pp0J American Hardware. CnflrrT and Ie"yv
/ Goods. b,4noyv in store n larra siocI, and viii
n,,ti,,, f., rocoi,, aIIitCrs fI,-onsb ti so,.rr
Cor,,ir,. Merchants are rartcrlary invited f, r,
anime his stoct, before purchasing. He viii sell
as low as any house East or West. N B. Agents
for Whiternorc's Machine Cards.
T n SrcKI.rS & 90. manufacturers of Sad.
mc IIo,rcss rrnnl,s anJ evpr,, ,oriat,, Of
sfror tyorI-. nj IF western 1TannrSctnre--f1ada
~rJdr o,Ir careful Observation-Disclosures Of tho
hast anaity. and viii be sold on as favorable terms
as can qe had East or West Importers also Of
Saudiery hardware, ana as we oman 'h'Se goods
direct From the Eastern ana tngHsh manufacturers
and at the lowest prices, we can and viii offer them
OIL the most favorable terms An eNain!nuuoh OF
our stock IS earhe sIiy Sohc!ted. NO. l4I MAN ST.
opposite Sank OF Missouri.
/ II & ]. BEAKEY, No, 1l3 Main street.
/ -. wholesale and retail manufactures OF Tin
sheet Iron and Copper Ware, and dealers in Stoves
OF all descriptions t"IucNlat attention even 10
manufacturing Tor Indian ana santa e trade, Cal-
llorna OHiitS' Nc'
~ WOLFE s co. wholesale and retail dealers
/ ~. in Stoves, Hollow Ware and Sheet Iron,
Nos. l'' diu lVo -hdlil succ5 oPFosl'c S''l'"
Hotel.
| IN IS. SPENCER. Looking Glass and Pic
-. ture Frame Manufacturers, No. lO2 Fourth
street between Locust and Olive. Plain and Or
namenta Window Cornices made TO order. Large
French Plates constantly on hand and framed TO or
der Engrayings SC, for sale. All orders from
the country promptly attended to. \ large assort.
ment of Gilt and Rosewood MonIdnes, constantly
on hand. Country dealers and the trade supplied
with everything IN our line.
T EVANS & BRO, wholesale dealers in Ales,
7 II. portars, Malt, Hops. Wines and Liquors, 211
Main street, opposite Missouri Hotel. We are the
sole prcpretoiS Of the following Aies and Por-
;ers: Kennett .iXN, xxx Ale Dayton Ale, Gin
c'nnau Ale, Whecimg Ale, Geo; W. Sinuh rus
5Hrgh Ale and for;er, i'MlaGeiplu& Porter. AIS
It general assortment OF VINES and Liquors.
%IsPPTAGE NItNrFACTI-RFRS aud Deal
crs-Osnor>-r. C,,rp &, Go. No. fl Third
sfrc,t olrcT 70 rr3nnfacture ror tbe citizens
/ of 81 ronis and vicinity, 70 their entire sgtsfac
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SFt 7. 4 II T. III q II
Glasgow. April7. 1853.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN,
DEALER IN
Watches, JeyVelTY, silver Ware. sc

~ Having made large additions 10 my stocI,
va. of goods in the above business, Ireturn my
IT,. G...<sthanka for past fayors, and respectfully
solicit continuance Of te patronage Of my friends
and the public generally. My stock has been pro-
cured at the lowest CAsn PRICES, and can and will
be sold at the lowest living profits. IT consists Of
EyATCUES
of various kinds and prices. Gold levers. hunt
ing cases. gold do open faces gold and silver dial;
Silver watches, and al other kinds.
JEyELEsY.
Ladies chatelan or short chains. and ladies
chains of variety OF other patterns. Mcdalions,
with /, and 4 glasses, for hair or daguerreotypc
miniatures. Also, large stock Of fne gold lob
and vest chains; diamond rings and pins; cuff pins.
gold bracelets, armlcts, breast pins. finger rings
gold guard keys, fob keys, seals and slides; gold
patterns; gold and silver thmbes; gold and silver
spectaces; silver, shell and pearl card cases. ster
ling silver spoons, cups ladies' forks; and all 9th
er articles to be found in well selected stocks Of
the kind.
have also on hand large and well selected
stock of Guns, Pistols, Sporting Apparatus, Fine
English Percussion Caps; &C., &c.
FANCY GOODS
consisting in part of fine work boxes; pocie
books; port monies; combs of every description
hair, cloth, flesh. nail and tooth brushes; razors
soap, straps. pocket knives. sc. Plated ware Of
all kinds, fruit baskets card baskets, castors al,
fine Britannia ware in full sets; together will
every other article usually found in similar cstab
lishments; all of which pledge myself to sell OF
reasonable terms.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
N. B.-Fne Watches and Jewclry repaired il
the best style, and warranted TO be well done -
Silver ware and Jowelry made TO order Old gol,
and silver taken in exchange, or cash paid for th
same. G15@ The public can always get the cor
rect time at JOHN CUAMBERLAIN'S,
/ Sign Of The Big Watch, next doorto Barton
Corner. - LApsn 7, 1889.
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That was MT had idea of Sam Sticks
when suffering from intense heat, he said
he felt a desire totake eff his flesh and sit
in his bones awhile, 70 cool himself.
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GLASGOW, MO. THURSDAY MORNING, july 2S, 1858.
NEW JEWELRY AND EANCY GOOps

---,vvg v-,---r,- -yTN =, . lTr-y rtOOyDr
NEW JEW GLhf AND FANNY GOoub
II We have received and have on
~ h.rI r--l,ia mo I,rr-,St -o.,,,,, a,d mos,
~ &si,llu,i;eS,,,1 i,llu ,tIu ''o '' ''' "''0
80, W, .-,.
"AhSEkH4s, SsOtAS, 'tls' E1AASS'
'- find Edncu Goods.
.. t,,.,. ,.;-,,;.,. o,,,,,. ,,.,ioL ,,,,,.
cIcl Dr4IsR, !" ulls s''l' aiming "i''''
n'eIa'r ''r lol'oN '"-'
Ladies double cased Geneva Walchc';
Ladies single cgsed do;
Gents fine hunting cased heavy gold watchosj
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CoBNELJUs NooNAN, JoHE ". TooLy
NEW STOREl
CHINA. GLASS Arn OnEENS .nARE.

NEW ST ORE!
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS y ARE,
NOONAN, TOOLY & CO.,
No. i9, Main St., So. Louis.
INTOULD respectfully call the attention Of the
w trade to their Large and well selected stock
Of the above line of Goods,
Comprising aER Varieties
Usually found in establishments of the kind OF the
bestware, latest and most approved patterns, with
many rich and select Goods for retail.
Our Ware is imported direct from the POiterjes
and will be in receipt Of large supplies throughout
the season. We Halter ourselves that our prccs at
home in store viii compare adyantageously with
any Eastern purchase,
G557We solicit an examination and trial from
our friends and the trade, and pledge ourselves mol
to be under5oli--remcmber thatl
N. B,--PACKING receives our especial attention
81. Louis, Feb. 2i--6m.
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VOL. IL.
CARD,

CARD
nOCTORS' VAUGHAN & CAMPBELL,
~ have associated themselves in the practice Of
Medicine, &C., sc. Office next door TO DR.. vs.,
residence. August I, 1851.
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CARLOS BoARDMAN,

Attorney at Law, Linneus, Linn County, No.
WILL continue the practice Of The Law, in
w Linn and the adjoining counties. All busi-
aess entrusted to bis care viii receive prompt at
ention. April 3, 1851.
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JEVyELWY.

of various kinds and prices Gold levers, hunt
ing cases: gold do open faces gold and silver dial;
Silver Walches. and ~ oiher Kinds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-23

MOkTIM0RE7s BITTER CORDIAL.
AZ AND BLOOD PuRIFIER-Price. 81 rer
oosue.- fnysicians OF the first standing IN the
effective ALTERATIvL AND BLOOD PURIFIER
ever Known; while vast numbers who had I'm.
,Sm cssases or complaints brought on By
the liver, OF impurities of the blood. now ooE nnon
this Cordial as most mysterious and masicai IN n.
healing properties and restoring powers It stands
General Debility and Nervous Afections Dysn.rr;s
INDIGESTION Loss of Appetite Aciditv Of thc o..
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood to "a
Pleurisy, Pains Misery the Side or R.sion ~ ~
Heart Fatulency or Depression OF Spirts Palpitats
Of the Heart, Difficult Breathing, Sinking Sensariora
sations, or Numbness of the Flesh or Limb SsS
Profuse Expectation, Night Sweats Disease ~
the Heart, Affections of the Lungs Jaundice Dis.
eases of the Kidneys Derangement PROSTATE Con.
diten of the Organs Of Nature, which painful
Irregularities especially with Females: producing
Debility and Prostraton of the Nervous System Pale
or SalIow Complexion.
Morfimore's Bitter Cordial
Is purely vegetable, pleasant to take and perfectly
safe to be used in any state of health even BY the
most delicate female or child.
n Price one dollar per bottle.
w. " 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 Rheuma-
tism in all its FORMS either iniammstory ACUTE or
chronic, difference how bad the CASE or how long
standing. This is Mortimores RHEUMATIC CON.
POUND, which is vegetable extract an internal re-
medy, prepared expressly for this disease. Ii has
already cured thousands who had long been cripples
The evidence is most overwhelming and convincing,
as given by vast numbers of most respectable
tizens.
Call and get circular and read the letters and Ger.
tfcatss OF your friends and those around you who
had long suffered but who have been restored TO per-
feet health by this remedy.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD Il CO, sole Agents
for Richmond an 20
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE JAYS
BY James N. TayIoF.
THAT HiGHLY WLUABLE FARM,

THAT HIGHLY VDLUABLE FARM,
one mile west Of the city, known a.
REESE Heath, for saie.-The subscribers
heslth having been restored By residence Of four
yesrs In the county and desiring to devote bis undt
slded attention to commercial pursuits, and with
mat view to remove 90 the city, he oers for sale
his farm, called Rose Heath, situated In Henri
co county. one mile west OF the city. on the Deep
nun Turnpih ca continuation of Broad strest, with
convenient access to the Westhsm Plank Road.
The farm contains about 2a4 acres of land. oil
cleared and about 900 acres of it 10 tde highest
state OF agricultural improvement, ss The crops
nov growing and being gathered win abundan,ly
The improvements are extensive of the most
convenient and modern description, and in perfect
order, being peculiarly adapted both for family
comfort "a, and the purposes of the farm.
The pr perry 10 susceptible Of division into three
or more beautiful tracts
First, the mansion house, with III rooms, bath
neuse, Kitchen. out houses for servants smoke ice
machine corn and large hay houses, extensive sta.
Die room, &c, with about Is acres of land includ
ing garden of acres, and beautiful ward and
mower garden. tastefuly set out in shade trees.
shrubs and flowers.
Secondly, q frame building with six rooms above.
oesiue: pncK basement; Kitchen, with rooms
with 81 acres of land
Third, tract CT 20 acres without improvements.
fronting on Grove street. and within lew hundred
yards of the Plank Road.
AA'ANetC oosCtphou OF ibis PROPERTY IL
deemed unnecessary here as those disposed In mn.
chase will prefer to view the premises; and all such
are invited TO do 30, and trea, with James NJ Tay.
ior, Auc1eneer, at whose Office plat of the land
may be seen. ~
There Is not, nor has there probably been offered
10 THIS market for years, more desirable piece of
property of equal dimensions with az mapy adyan
tases OF location, beauty and sound investment:
ana nothing but the reasons above given induces
the swner to part with it
III not sold privately before WEDNESDAY, the
9th day of July. it will on that day, commencnS
at 81 O'Clock, 81, upon the premises, be offered
al puohc auction and the following day, com
mencing at IL o'clock, A NJ, will be sold the farm.
ing utensils OF every description stock, consisting
OF nae mules milch cows, heifers, yearlings, hogs,
&c, all of fine br ed.
The terms will be most liberal and accommodate
ing.
Should private sale of the land be effected be.
fore the day OF sale, due notice will be given.
LEWIS CRENSHAW,
JAMES III TAYLOR, Auctioneer
je 23-3teod Gdtdswlt
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY James n. rayIor.


Two FRAMED HOUsEa AND LOTS
= ON BROAD, BETwEEN JEFFERSON AND
MApis0N STREETS. AT AUCTION.-WiIl be
500 on MOhDAY, 27th June Commencing Al 81
O'clock, n. upon the premises. framed House
ano Lot on The North side Of Broad between Je.fsr
.uu eno maoison streets, and near the bakery f,f
WHHam MIler, Esq The lot frouts shont th;rfv
Ieet ana runs back I46 feet to an s,ley oj feet ds
After which, VIII be sold another frau,ed Howe
and Lot near the above The 10, 'front.' al fss, -,
runs back l46 feer to twenty foof siiss r..
house 10 in good order, aud now we'll ,ensg,sa NC
This property Is situated IN q hiehIv ir,ns1.;,,
portion of the city, and will always weld ha,Ss
some per cenfum upon cost
TERMs-one third cash, balance at and q mos
with interest.
js % JAS NJ TAYLOR. Auctr
TTNEXPIRED LEASE OF GROuNn
u with n Large Stable aud Two Framed
Buildings thereon, ON Grace, between
Union and 18th streets, at Auction,-Will
be sold on SATURDAY, 18th June, at O'Clock.
NJ, upon the premises, that large framed Stable on
Grace near 18th street. sojolnine the scale house
together with the upexpired lease Of the Ground
(having Eve years to run
After which will be sold, the two Framed Build.
ings adjoining, also with the unexpircd ground
lease.
These buildings are nearly new and well builr
the location being near the Central Depot market,
&c, il equal to sny in the city for livery sable
&c. and the ground rent being moderate, the whole
property might be made to pay a handsome per
centum.
Terms will be liberal, and will be made known at
the sale.
ego JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctr.
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BENNETT e. BEERS, l25 Main ST
Sold by Drugsists generally je23-6t

Quack Medicine, but compounded by Regular Ply
scian of thirty years practice in Philadelphia The
best Sarsaparilla- in the world DR.. j. 5. ROSES
strengthen and enrich the blood cleanse the skin of
ali pimples eruptons, biles and of every kind
1t will also lnvgorate the constitution, raise the
spirits improve the appetite, and give bloom aud
freshness to the palld cheek and yellow skin. Per-
sons who are sickly and feeble become strong
and buoyant 1t cures Rheumatism, Dropsical Swell
deed, when the system requires strength when the
blood is thin and weak, and when the constitution has
become impaired by excess of any kind, or by mercu-
ry good health, bloom and vgor viii soon be restored
by the of few bottles of DR.. ROSES Celebra-
ted SARSAPARiLLA COMPOUND. 1t is also a
pleasant Spring and Summer drink with cool water.
Quart bottles 81; small bottles so cents Sold by all
the Druggists in Richmond Petersburg, Norfolk and
other parts of the State. lie l7-dtf
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The Gardiner "xe

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The counsel for
Gardner made another effort to-day TO get IN
the case of John Charles Gardiner. The Dis.
trict Attorney opposed it chiefly on the ground
that the Government had sent out mother com.
mission TO Mexico, whose return he expected
blythe 18th OF July. GARDENERS counsel init
mated that they should also send out another
commission. A protracied discussion arose,
but, under the circumstances, the Judge de.
clined 10 fix day of trial.
The President was slightly indsposed TO
day, in consequence of which there was no
reception at The White House.
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BY Aiexander Mott g. 40.

Am MKT THURSDAY MORNING. at 10 o'c!k
~ We Will sell at Auction, ia our store large loi
OF Dress and Frock, Blue and Black Cloth Goats
Silk Vesis Linen Drilngs, DC DC.
Also, consignment OF Canopy, Double, Single
and Trunde Iron Bedsteads.
Also, lot OF Manufacturers Tobacco, 10000 Do
mestc Cigars. 2 quarter casks Coguac Brandy, I6
baskets Champagne Wine, fBeidsick" brand
Also, large lot OF House Furniture, belonging
to family declining Housekeeping ol
the usual variety.
je % ALEX. MOTT e. CO. Auct.
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EXAMINATION OF CLERKs.-The Baltimore

EXAMINATION OF CLERKs.-The Baltimore
Sun says:
The board of examiners for the sixth audi
tors office have reported the following named
gentlemen as qualified for clerkships
A. ThrockmorIon, of Virginia; William 5.
Fort, of New Jersey; David c. Tuttle, of
Missouri; Henry NJ. Smith, of New York;
Andrew j. McCalla, of Kentucky, and vii
liam Coburn, Of District of Columbia. Out
OF twenty five examined, twelve have passed
we'll.
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DISTINGUISHED VIsITERs-.The distin
guished author, Washington Irving, and John
?. Kennedy, late Secretary of the Navy, are
now On q visit 10 Jefferson county, Va, having
reached the residence of Andrew Kennedy,
Esq on Monday, where, the Spirit of Jeffer.
son says, they intend remaining for several
DAYS.
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LAMBERT,s LOTTERY OFFICE.
No. 3 North Calvert street,
RAItTIM(ikE

Opposite BsrEum's Hotel)
THE purchase or ssle of Lottery Tickets pifhin
Il the State Of Virginia icing now in violation VI
v,ction, the subscriber would respectfully solicit
the orders of his friends and others who may feel
disposed to purchase. Having been resident Of
Richmond for upwards of thirty years, and being
pretty generally known throughout the State ne
deems it almost unnecessary to give any further
that all business certified to him will be
promptly and properly attended to.
II Packages, single Tickets and shares, in all
the Maryland Lotteries. for sale.
H The printed official drawings sent to "a.
respondents by the first mail.
"a Prizes casned at sight
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
nv LISTS Bslttnore.Md.
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ALBANY, June 20.-The canal tolls for the
second week in June have been $l06, JOG, a
gain or the corresponding week oflast year Of
$4,000. The excess for the season, thus far,
is $40 Co.,
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New CASTLE, Del, June 2l.-hiiss Catha-
rine Ann King while bathing in the river last
night, about 10 O'Clock, was carried beyond
her depth and drowned,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ADDITIONAL BY THE HUMBOLDT.

ADDITIONAL BY THE HUMBOLDT.
Among the passer gers by the Humboldt are
w. Cullen Brya Of the New York Evening
POST Mrs. Colonel Fremont and family r.
Schle len, special ENJOY from Bremen; X.
Bingham, Consul General from the English
Government 10 Caracas; N. Brown, late
American Consul at Rome; and r. w. Sykes,
bearer Of dispatches from the Mexican Lega-
ton at Paris.
The steamer Cambria arrived out on the
6th, and the Baltic on the 9TH.
ESeLANp.-A split had occurred in the
English cabinet between Lord John Russell
and The Irish members, and the latter had
sealed their designations. Munseli, keogh
and Ssdlier had Withdrawn.
The income tax bill had passed the House
of Commons
The exports for the month of May exceeded
those of the same month last year by E2,250,-
600.
The Patent Guua Percha Works at Lon.
don had been burnt, involving a loss Of
EI0GGo0.
19r crew steamer Times, a Dublin and
liv.rpuoi racket, with 800 passengers on
hostd, mad burst her boilers, bv which nine
p.r-or> we're billed, and many irightfully
scsid@d.
GEkaAsg,--The ratification of the Zoll
veFrIo treaty was confirmed at Berlin on
The q.
II was still hoped that the peace Of Europe
would be preserved, but further advices from
the East were anxiously awaited.
TuRKxY.-We find but little TO add to our
Geographic report. Every thing shows that
the military preparations of Turkey are on
the most gigantic scale.
THE MARKETS.
liverpool, Jane Wright e. Candy quote
dull and heavy cotton market, with de-
cline of I'd per ID. in transactions made pri.
vately. 1 he Circulars generally, however,
quote the market unchanged. Sales on the
9th OF 5000 bales, and on the 7ih of 5, 600 bales,
with small demand from spectators and ex.
poriess. The dizziness of the market is owing
TO the unfavorable aspect of political AFFAIRS
AT Manchester prices were easier, without any
marked decline
Richardson quotes -four less in
demand after Tuesday, with moderate sales a,
Sd per barrel advance since Friday. Other
circulars quote -four active at cd Is per TO-
advance for The week. Corn is Unchanged
Fine qualities of wheat had advanced Id since
Friday. Other circulars quote 2da3d per Dbl.
advance for the week. The arrivals of bread.
stufs were small.
London Markets -Breadstuffs in the Lon
don market had considerably advanced, and
were very firm.
The money market had improved
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Richmond, June 18th, 1853.

e In retiring from the firm Of Geo NJ West g.
Brother sfser business con nection of nearly five
years, tine subscriber cannot refrain from express
ing lis sincere feelings of gratitude to his friends
and the public. who have SO literally encouraged
them during that period. He would also respect
fully urge the claims of the Exchange Bookstore"
to liberal share of public patronage, being well
convinced that the present sole proprietor will do
all in his power to render himself worthy oft.
lie % JOHN Nj WEST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-06-23

EENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FUKNI.
" ture at Auction.-On MONDAY MORN.
ING next, the 9th inst, commencing at 81 O'Clock,
at the residence of Mr. Strong next door to Mr. Chas
Campbells residence. corner of Byrd and Third
streets, (Gamble's Hill,) who is declining house
keeping. will be sold auction, W ithout reserve,
his entire household furniture consisting in part Of
mahogany hair cloth chairs cane seat chairs rock.
ing chairs, sofa, centre table, large mirror, good
feather BEDS bedsteads, wardrobes carpets and
mating, psrlor stove, excellent cooking stove,
and many other useful housekeeping articles.
Terms cash.
Sale to be conducted by
ie % GEO SUMNER, Auct.