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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12
NEW SPKING aSO0Ds.

M Z are now receiving q large and handsome
w Stock OF Foreign and Dcmastlc Dry Goods,
adapted to the Spring and Summer Trade to
which we invite the attention of our friends and
the public gene rally. They were purchased in the
Northern markets under the most favorable cir.
cuInstances, for cash Being determined to make
sales we intend offering every article in our assert
ment at the very lowest prices, to all who may ia
vor US With call. Our Stock consists of the fol-
lowing In part:
Bleach and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings; Pill.
low Case Linen and Linen Sheetings; Brown and
Bleached Irish and French Linens; Linen and Cot.
toa Ozna5urgs and Burlaps; Cotton Plaids and
Stripes for servants; Cotonades Driliings, coored
and White Linen Drillings: Prints Gipghams
Lawns and French Cem5rics; plain and figured
all wool, Meusiaines plain and figured Bareges and
Barge De LANES; Bonnet and Cap Ribbons; Mus
lin and Cambria Edges and Insertings; Enlbro
dered Collars, Sleeves, Cuffs and Capes; Brocsded
Silks, a large variety; plain, black, colored and
changable Silks; Napkins Diapers, Huckabacks and
Crash; Cloths, Cessimerss and Vestings. large
stock of Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, such al
Shirts Collars, CrAvats, Stocks, Suspeuders, Glove;
and HANDKERCHIEF Mantillaa, Dress Trimmings
and every Description of White Goods. Together
with every other article usually kept in Dry
Goods House. For good Bargains call at the CHEAP
Store of HART 81 MOSES,
63 Main Street.
liberal discount made to country merchants.
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MANAGERS oFElCE.



FOR This Day.-Cspifals: s27, 500, IL Of $50,
oo o. iosu, 30 OF $50, So OF 2s7, &C. 75numbers,
IL drawn Tickets SIS.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery-Capitals: e9I54,
Oh oooo ~ OF $50, 10 Of 200, &c. 7e numbers, l6
drawn Tickets 90.
Drawn Nos of Md. Consolidated, Il:
90 80 IS SO e5 So so 81 rs Ia A.
nan % IS, SEQ; Or. so &C, SlOo-two more
prizes sold and PAID by Luck.
Drawn Nos Patapsco, go:
"a az SO Al u 81 IS z3 Asst
ha, "a os; Or, % q IL; q, "A II; Or "a IL.
iouf more SOLO and paid oy LUCK
Drawn Nos of Bel Air
- "A 81 81 sc IL IS "a "a Is 80 "a IS 81
whole, 50 20 A, S75 whole, "a "a 81. $50: or. 36
&c ST. S1a qr, "a &c As, $50, all sold and paid by
~ LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, 90;
5S o. IL IL 72 81 7S 80 rs sc 81 "a 81 Al
Whole % ~ "a, So; half 80 80 81. $50: quar-.
ter 10 80 81, $50; quarter 10 81 Is $50: ousrsr an
50 7o, S5o-ail solo and paia by LUCK.
TO my old Customers and Friends.-Mv
Once Is now opened at No. g. Governor street
Gate Il. G. Scouts otice) for The sale o. I,otterv
Tickets, where it viii give me pleasure TO wal, on
you. B. LICK
Orders for Certificates or Packages, or sins,e
Tickets and shares In any Of the Maryland Lotte-
RES, Will meet prompt and centennial attention if
addressed 70
P FRANCE & CO, Managers.
NH q or TO c. 3. LUG X, Richmond Va.
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MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, March 5.-Cotton is dull, stand
ing downward. Sales of the week $3.50 bales,
OF which exporters took 4,500 and spectators
$3.50 bales. Imports of the week 81 900
bales-sIock $4,000 GALES. Fair Orleans was
quoted al 6sd; midding sgd.
Fair Mobile 63d, Middling sgd, Fair Up
lands Cd, Orleans and Upland below Mddling
4a5a CT.
Al Manchester trade had slightly declined.
Breadstufs-Wheat was in moderate re-
quest, at la2d. decline. White 6s 10da7s 4d,
Red 6s 3da6s8d Flour dull, AT Cd Decline
Western Canal 28s Cd 29s. Baltimore and
Philadelphia 25s 6da26s. Corn dull at Is
decline; white 3ls 6da32s; yellow BIS Cd; Mix
ed Sis
P,ovisions-Saies OF mess Pork at S0saS7s
cd. McHenry says the market is poorly sup
piled, with more sellers than buyers. Bacon
| firm, at 54s56s Lard had con siderably de.
clined; nominal at SIS.
| Tobacco firm with en- upward tendency
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R.structire Fire IN Nelc Brunswick.

Boston, March l7.-Adyces have been re-
cesyed here of q ire at 81. Andrews, N. b., by
waich eight stores and dwellings On the south
side Of Water street occupied by Messrs. ID.
Bradley, G. G. Hathaway, and F. Wardell,
were consumed. The ioss is not yet known.
There is an Insurance, however, on The proper
IL ro- $1,000
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Serious Acci Gent.

BosToN, March 17.-This morning as Benja-
Mn Howard and his son, OF No. q Central
Wharf, merchants, were riding into town, the
horse took fright and both gentlemen were
thrown from the carriage. Mir. Howard, Jr.,
IS thought to be fatally injured, and his father
seriously hurt.
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DUNCAN LODGE FOR sALR.-Ths

DUNCAN LODGE FOR sALE.-The
II above named very desirable resdence, and
the valuable Tract of Land containing % acres on
which it stands. are offered for sale privately on
very advantageous terms.
1t is situated On the Deep Run Turnpike, on the
continuation of Broad street, about three quarters
of mile west of the city OF Richmond, and about
zoo yards from the Richmond College.
the land 10 highly improved By abundant me,
nuring and good cultivation, ana ~ : s ~ !.
In the garden and near the house are snrupe and
trees bearing great variety and abundance o. the
choicest fruits and howefa
In modern siyIe OF brick, 50 By ~ fees two stories
and basement high win 81 as sa e s ont
The situation \ n, airy, dry and perfectly healthy
one. and well supplied with excellent water. An
unsaosptonaDIs slils VII e conveyed . he par
Eenzis on the premises or 10 the subscriber, who
i duly authorized 70 soil and convey the same.
nh ls-dn Pv DANIEL, n.
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By Alexander Mott d Co,

L &c. &c, AT AUCTION.-On next FRIDAY
Morning, the 25;h inst, commencing at 10 O'clock,
we will sell large and fashionable assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing, &C. consisting in part as fol.
lows;
Dress and Frock Goats: cloth, csss., drac d. etc
Merino and linen Frock and Sack business Goats
Fancy cass, drap d etc, n8s,s and drill Pants
Black and fancy elk, sa8n, drap d. etc. CASE.
vaen.ia, nsrseiles and linen Vets
Also, large collection Of naerino Under Shirts
ana Drawers
The above goods have just been received from
Our Northern establishment with instructions to be
closed out immediately.
Country Merchants would do well to attend the
sale, as great bargains may be expected.
TIE Goods will be sold in lots to suit the trade;
they are fresh and seasonable Terms each
ma q ALEX MOTT d CO. Aucts
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BY James aI. T,aYlar.

y BRICK STABLE AND LOT ON
- M XnonIh HILL AT AUCTl0N.-Wi'l be sold
On ~ suay oist March, at At o'clock, p. NJ, up
On the pIeises that large brick stable situated on
uie SCUM sloe OF Franklin street, on Church Hin
Immediately in rear of the residence of Mr.. H. n
nalr0. tne stable has been recently built, and is
az d runs back 10 feet '0 Aeo''
IERMs-one-third cash, balance at six and twelve
months, with interest, and secured bv deed ~
"1st S q, JAS NJ TAYLOR,
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NDlVlDED aOIE1Y OF A HOUSE AND
" LOT AT ROCKETS AT AUCTf0N1 va,
be seid on thursday, the 3lst day OF March, ~ ,
O'Clock, 7. h., upon the premises, one undivided
moiety of taat large house and lot, situated at oc
etts, fronting on Bloody Run street, near Tasfer.
ro's Mill, and formerly owned by Robert Craddock
The lot fronts 22e ieet on Bloody Run stree. ana
runs back 277 feet
TERM5-One' third cash, balance at4 and months
for notes with interest added. and secured satisac
toriIy. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR,
nh 81 Auctr
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Defeat off Te{egr1pR Bal.

HALIFAX, March 1.-THE bill chartering
the opposition Telegraph Company, designed
to break up the arrangements existing between
the present companies and the New York AS
sgCialed Press, has been defeated in the Nova
Scotia House of Representatives by vote oil
II 10 IL
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Libel CnSe Decided.

NEw YORK, March l8.-The jury to-day in
the case of Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, VS..
Fuller, editor of the Mirror, rendered verdict
OF guilty, awarding $3.50 damages for the COM
plainaDv
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Cincinnati Huniciunl Election.

CINCINNATI, March H.-The approaching
Municipal Election exc,es great interest. The
Catholics are making great efforts TO secure a
division ct the school fund, and politics is, in
4 great measure, lost sight Of.
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Fatal Railroad accident.

SPRINGFIELD, March 17-About - o'clock
to-day as an elderly female, named Sally Col
TN, was crossing the railroad track, near
Northampton, she was run over and killed by
the downward train,
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Fatal Acci6Put

PHILADELPHIA, MAJ. l9.-An unknown Ger.
man was fatally injured TO night by the train
from New York 10 this city. He had both
legs cut of.
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Arrica} of Steamer NGssachuSetts-Mari
Disaster

NEw YORK, March lS-The United States
steamer Massachusetts, Lieut.. Carter, com
handing, from the Pacific, sixty five days from
Rio, has arrived. She reports all we'll in the
cellent health
The Schr. William Henry, ofand from
Frankfort, for Pensacola, pat in yesterday leak
ing, with cargo of ice.
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Sudden Death.

PHILADELPHIA, March l9.-Col. John j.
McCahen, late Commissioner to London to ne
goiiate the Pennsylvania loan, died suddenly
This morning
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sTRATTON'S OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Ciass o. March iS:
20 e IL 10 az As 81 81 So 20 z Is
Raf Ticket, Nos Is IA 81, prize OF 500 sold
ano paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos In Delaware Extra, e., March ~.
% SO 10 IS q u &c b2 % 35 9
Ticket Nos, &c q 50, II -, IL Sc r. sold and
PAID by SrRATTON,
To-Day.-Delaware, Classe 6 Capital: S22529.
70 numbers, II drawn. Tickets So NH 2I
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q ONE MORE CANDIDATE IN

"a ONE MORE CANDIDATE IN
IA THE FIELD FELLOW CITIZENS: ]
win not trouble you to 60 to the Polls 70
-A- vote for me- though ii you should be In
went Of good suit OF Clothes, would advise
you by all means, to call the subscriber oppe-
site lae Post Office. who has Just received new and
well selected stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and
yesfings with variety of Handkerchiefs,
stocks, Gloves, Collars, &c.
WIN. ]. SMITH, Merchant Taller.
1 SCOTS Reports Of Fashions, for sale.
NH 1879
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RFAT CURIOsIvY,

G Il Il A Il u u X u y 4VY.
MILL DE sold at auction on THURSDAY, the oath
W instant, at IL o'clock, A NJ at Geo l. Earnt SITS
stables, on Council Chamber Hill, Cow with SIX
LEGS. Those who have seen this remarkable
Lasus nature, can form just estimate Of its value
in an exhibition. Itis regarded by many as one OF
the greatest curiosiues in the world.
Terms cash.
mn IL JAMES M. TAYLOR
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"a RLETY UNSURPA SSE D-CHEAPNESS
JNEQUALLED.
T MILLHISER d BROTHER having received
- their new stock OF Spring Goods invite the at
tenon OF the ladies and customers, to the great as
sortm9 1t OF good bargains, mostly purchased by
them at the large auction sales in the Northern mar
kets assuring them that they are enabled to sell
cheaper goods and better bargains than at any sea.
ssh heretofore.
Prominent among the lots of good bargains we
only name few 100 dog. OF Linen Towels; Irish
Linen at IS SIX cents yard-very good the
largest assortment of Linen Cambria Hdhfs in the
city, comprising 30 styles and 10 doz.-a very good
article at Cd, and 1ne at l2H; a.so, richly EN-.
broidered Hdkfs of the newest patterns In Needle
work snd Enlbroideries, we have great varieties
and choice selections. and prices to suit every
body; Cambria and Swiss Bands at 25cts-a very
scarce and desirable article; Sleeves worked
hdkfs Collars Cambria and Swiss Edgings and
lnsertiDgs; Linen Bobbin; Edgng; Thread Lace,
in many styles In Dress Goods, we have all
the newest styles oat such rs Barge de LANES,
Bareges, Tissues. Lawns and Gins hhns, Em5roid
cred Musins, Swiss Cafnbrics, checked, striped
and corded Musins Silk Mits Gloves; Hosiery
1000 pieces OF the newest style Ribaous-very low,
and Parasols in abundance. Bleached and Brown
Shirtipgs and Sheetings, ali widths, lower than
ever.
Al! that ie necessary to convince you Of the fact
that We are really selling cheap is to give US al
early call at Nc. 1913 Bread street.
mh2I J. MILLHISER e. BRO.
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NTHRAC ITE COAL, ANTHRA-
IN CITE COAL-The subscriber 10 now receiy-
ing by schr Cornelia, a cargo of No l Red ASH
Coal which he will deliver In any part OF the city
al s5 rs the cart load from vessel Orders left at
messrs Alex Mott d Cos Auction House, win 70
ceive prompt attention.
NH l9-4ts PC LAkUS.
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Extensive Assortment OF spring Goods!
HUBBARD. GARDNER d oARLToN,

uAVE received their Spring Assortment OF Boots,
I'll Shoes. Hats, ups, Trunks, Sole and Upper
Leather, French and American Calf skins, Lining
and Binding Skins, Shoe Thread, Letter, Note and
Wrapping Paper. &c. &C., comprising one of the
largest and best seIeced stocks they have ever had
Country merchants are respecta!iy requested 70
examine our stock, as we are confident they will
find il as low, If not lower, than the same guam.
ttles ana sizes can De bought in any market north
al Richmond NH l4-Sw II
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CLAlt IL h's OFFICE, I4TA ST.

Drawn Nos Delaware, O.: March 10.
46 So 81 Ii 80 22 6S ~ l2 "a IS
Hall Ticket, is % 40, prize OF $500 returned.
mn 2l-2t = :
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~N JUST RECEIVED and for sale e,ssz,,-
very low, complete assortment
of fresh Spring Goods, amongst
(which viii be found the foliowin

(which viii be found the following "ea@
BARGAINS: Cotton Cloth, bleached and unb!eached,
at 6tc; Calicoes, the same price; Mourning Goods
&c.; beautiful Lawns, fast colors &c; De LANES at
10 and Ice; Cambria Ginghams at l2c Plaid Mus
lin at 10 al l2c tg'd and Swiss for party Dress
es l6c; Chiidren's Hdkfs all linen, at SC Ladies
do, tue quality. loo; Cotton Hdkfs at Sc Gent g
Silk Hdkts at csc; Cotton Gloves at SC; fancy silk
do. for ladies 3lce nts-worth 70; light colored Kid
Gloves AZ 37Hc; Lise thread embroidered DO l6 ;
Child's Mixed Stockings at 5, and &C.; fancy cell
ored Hose at &c; Mems do. at &C.; Ladies' black
and colored Cotton Hose at and loo; Umbrel as
sac; new style N. w. Cotton at l2c; together
with large assortment of N. w Bands, Sleeves,
Inside Hdkts, black silk Veils Lsces, Ribbons, so
pieces of Diaper at Sl,0 piece; Scissors at &c +;
Thimbles; German Silver Spoons; Lookingglass-
es; Needless Pins; Spool Cotton. AID other trim.
mings in endless variety at the Cheap Store.
WECHSLER IL COHEN,
Corner Broad and Fifth sts
u Just from auction, large let of Streets
Embroidered Hdkfs. NH 9l-2tx
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CPRIEG IMPORTATION OF CHINA AND
y EAkrHEN WARE.-STEBBIHS, DARRA.
COTT e. co, IRON FRONT BUILDING, Ne l0l
BROAD Strictly the ship Winfield Scott,
from Liverpool, we are receiving our Spring sup
ply Of China and Earthen Ware. The Packets
from New York and Boston are orineing us new
supplies of the various kinds of Glass Ware, Look.
ing. glasses, and great variety OF Fancy Goods,
making our stock lar superior 70 what It has here
tofore been.
City dealers and country merchants are respect
fully requested to can and examine cur stock be-
fore uu rchasing, NH 10
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BY Wellington Goddin.

By Wellington G0ddin.
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ItI ON FRANKLIN STREET, NEAR EX-
CHANGE HOTEL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Win be sold at public auction, on the premises,
Wednesday Afternoon, the 23d March, 1853,
commencing at half past O'clock, the First Pres
byterisn Church. on Franklin street, with the va.
will be solt with or without the Church, as may
be agreed on atthe time of sale. Possession given
18TH June next
TERMs-Four, eight and twelve months for ne.
gotiabe notes, interest added, satisfactorily en-.
dorsed, and title retained tlfthe last note shall be
paid.
mhl6 w. GODDIN, Auct
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BY Davenport, Alien 81 Go,

RO0TS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
- TlON.-On WEDNESDAY, Both March, we
VIII sell at 10 O'Clock, at our auction store $50 cases
boots, Shoes and Hats, fresh and desirable Goods,
suitable for the spring sales
lEhMs-Under 500, cash and slO0 and over, 4
nnon'ns credit for approved paper.
mn II DAVENPORT. ALLEN IL CO. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS:


"A KIrrurMs sALk OF HOUSEHOLD AND
W Thursday Merning. 94tb in.,.rs . =
lily !. ~ oeleck, q the residence Of NJ rrs Tich
Slu a sss biz entire and Kitchen
consisting IN part of old fhsbionsd go. iorsrJ'
sary ano Book Case, and small Book 's
fashioned Sofa, handsome parlor sfoys $500, oi1
marble top frame sidebosrd. dozen msbossna,
enshio,ed Ra ansSgaoy k;ecaing Chair, wood seat
rush seat Arm Chairs, marble top Centrs Tsh,s
Dining Tables, Carpets, mahogany Wsrdrohass sue a
cellent patent spring Mattress and Bedding e.. sS
hogsny Beds.eads. mahogany Buresus. Ws INA
stands, bathing Tub, lot Plants an excellep,
Cooking Stove, to burn either wood or coal 80
The Library consists wholly of valuable vorks-
Literary, Classic, Scientific, Legal and Poeteal'
Terms cash. Sale to be conducted by
NH 81 GEO SUMNER, Auctr
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctr.

by James Ne IRykOrs Auctrs
TWENTY. five BUILDING LOTS IN
l. SIDNEY AT AUCTlON.-Wiil be sold at auc.
ton on Monday, 18th of March, commencing at
3H O'Clock, P. ii, upon the premises, fourteen
Building Lots, situated in the plan OF Harvies AID.
dition the town of Sidney, and directly opposite
the residence of Mr. r Tyler. Eight OF the Lots
front on Pine street, and six on Cumberland street,
each lot fronts % feet, aad runs back l04 feet. AZ
ter which, will be sold eleven beautiful Lots within
the Belvidere Enclosure, fronting about 80 feet each
and running back about LIS feet. These are about
the most desirable Lots now to be had in that
neighborhood for building purposes, being well
elevated and pleasantly located.
These Lots being within few hundred yards OF
the heavy manufacturing establishments Of the city
and in section which is improving with unprece-
denied rapidity, offer advantages to the operatives
employed in those works for securing pleasant res
licences, or safe investment 10 the capitalist
TERms-One-thirac cash, balance at six and twelve
months with interest," with deeds of trust upon the
property to secure the deferred payments.
mn II JAMES TAYLOR, Auct.
ARGE NUMBER OF BUILDIN G
II LOTS AT AUCTIOE.-Wi be sold on
TUESDAY, the 29.h March, upon the premises re-
spectively, from 90 to SO Building Lots, snua'
ted the western bounds of the city, as follows;
5 on the north side OF / or Marshall, west OF the
residence of T. F. lsbel, Esq; IN the rear OF the
residence of Hon. j. NJ. Bolts, and about 80 on the
north side of Leigh street. north OF bucnaHan
Spring. Thege Lots viii be laid on INTO slzes
suitable for building purposessay fronting 30 feet,
and running back $50 tee. toian alley. These Lots
being located near the corporation line, and in a
neig6borhood which mast improve are worthy
the attention of those wishing to invest tn unin.
proved property, or those who desire TO secure
pleasant hornesieads al moderate coat
The sale will commence at 81 O'Clock, with the
property frst named, and proceed In the order adj
vertised.
TERms-one-third cash IN advance, balance at 9
18th ,.8a. l...t-
iii the payment of the last note.
NH il--tas Jas. N. TAYLOR, Auctr.
TOLks.-g hhds Joes, tor SAFE by
y te25 CHAS. T. WORKMAN r co.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
Wall street; under the City Hesss.

Drawn Nos Nd. Consolidated, IL, March "a
&c 40 As So 65 Sc 9 SO 81 rs IA a
Ticket so 66, Sl00.
To. Day Washington, 16. Cspissla: or. son.
IL OF $500, so of 1000 so Of 75o % OF 2s7, &c IS
Nos, ii drawn. Tickets ss-shsres in proportion.
Also, Patapsco 81. Capitala: s9l54, 3 Of 30OO.
10 Of $50, 10 of 600 10 OF $50, IL of 100, &c. "a
Nos, l6 drawn. Tickets s3-shares In proportion.
mh 81 SAITH.
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Additional by the C.noda

Cape of Good Hope dates to Jansary Oath
have been received. A battle hao been tough,
between the Kafiirs and the British, in which
five hundred of the former and forty of the lat.
ter were killed.
Melbourne dates to December Doth, have al.
so been received. The receipts of gold were
decreasing.
liverpool Cotton Market.-The market had
been dull all the week, but more improved
during the last two days lower grades had
declined Lilo to 1-Sd; other qualities un.
changed. Saturdays sales amounted to 5000
bales-market closing tamely.
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nRIDIE BACON SIDES, SHOULDERS,
Il Hams, Breasts and Leaf Lard, landing per
ma JOHN II CLAIBORNE.
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BY Davenport. Allen Sc Co.
GROCERIES. &C., AT ACCTI0N.-On
" THURSDAY, 24th inst, vii! sell at 70
O'clock, at our Auction store, assortment of
Groceries, viz:
Rio. Java and Manila Cosee
Coffee Sugars
Liverpool Salt
N E Rum and Rectifed Whisky
Bacon and Herrings
Candles and Green Teas
Lamp Oil
Cigars, Wines, &c &c.
Terms Under 500 cash /; slo0 and over four
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO,
NH 10 Aucts
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BY WelIingIon Goadin.

By WeIIingIon Goddin.
CRANE BUILDING FOR SALE.-Win be
l. sold on TUESDAY, the 22no of this month. az
u o'clock, the Framed Building ON Main street.
next above Hooker d Osborne's carriage shop
the said Building to be removed in three days from
the day of sale. Terms cash
mn u w GODDIN Anctr
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~ sRING sUPFLY-s0oTs, SHOES

n SKIING SUPfLG~BOOTS, SHOES
ID AND TRUNKS.-We have received by re.
cent arrivals, our spring and summer stock OF
- Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &c. IL embraces ev.
cry variety, style and quality, and will be sold as
low as sucn goods can be bought anywhere. Mer'
chants buying for cash viii save money by buying
from US and they are respectfully invited to call
No. 70, Main street, ) doors below Dooley's
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-12
RRAnY MADE CLOTHING.

TO COUN TRY MERCHAN
la Your attention is called to stock ,-
IA of READY.MADE CLOTHING and hNlD
NM FANCY DRESS ARTl Giles, which utll YlnI
-A~ is large and desirable Also, large WV WV
stock CT white and fancy SHIRTS and COLLARS,
OF the latest styles. Call at No. liz and look.
NH 81 s. MERCHANT d. WEISIGER
NEW MERCHANT TAILORING rs.
IA TABLISHMENT. 40
III NO. 1872 MAIN STREET, Opposite "a
Messrs. Adie & Gray's Drug STOREY R
1890 The subscriber respectfully Informs -As-
the citizens of Richmond that he has commenced
the Tailoring Business, at the above store with an
entirely new STOCK OF GOODS purchased this
Spring, which hs will make up to order at the
shortest notice. and in the most fashionable style
E9 Mahsns system of Garmentcu ting and
Plates OF Fashion for sale
WILLIAM N. ROACH,
NH 2t-Im~ 1872 Msin. street.