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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25
BY George j. Sumner.

VERY RAKE CHANCE. FOR HOTEL OR PR.
VATE HOUSEKEEPERS-SALE OF THE
FURNITURE BELONGING TO THE .'UNION
HOTEL.'-on Tuesday, the 9th day of April,
commencing ii. l0 O'CLOCK in the morning will be
sold tie entire Furniture belonging to the House,
amongst which will be found
a very superior set O. black walnut Dining Ia
oles, made expressly TO order, good as new, and
capable CT dining from Is to 100 persons.
parlor Furniiure--two fashionable city made So.
las mahUs any Chairs and Rocking Chairs, ma.
husany marble top Centre Tables, all OF which are
city made to order; one gilt frame Mantei Airrer,
Carpets, &c.
Bedroom Furniture--FYom 60 10 Is Beds, and
very best Cnrled Hair Mattresses, made expressly
to order, in excellent condition. having been very
little used; Bureaus and other chamber furniture
&c, sc.
TERms.-An sums under $50. eaah; for suma Of
$50 and upwards, four months credit or eppre we'd
negotiable notes.
Notices. should the sale not be completed on
the tiret day IL wiz be continued the day follow,
ing, commencing 8; the came hoaF.
Iaha3 oEc. j GUNNER, Eact.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
DEIJfGEttl

nR. BEALE'S NEW PANORAMA AND
~ DIORAMA OF THE CREATION AND DE-
LUCE, will be exhibited at Odd Fellows Hall,
FOR SHORT TIME ONLY, commencing on
Wednesday, March 23rd. DR. BEALE delights
to present his Painting in those places where a
work of similar name has been exhibited Those
inferior Paintings a John the Bsptist to pre-
pare the way for his glorious work. This may
seem strange language, but let him who doubts in.
q1iTe of the learned, the wise and the great who
crowded Odd Fellows Hall of Washington for five
or six weeks almost to suffocstion Ask the grave
Senators of Congress. Ask the heads of depart
ments in the National Councils. Ask the Reverend
Clergy of Washington. Come and behold their
certificates of appreciation. Come and judge for
yourself.
The scenes are true TO nature, grand and instruc-
i've. The animals are life like in appearance NOV.
ing toward the Ark in funeral procession of DYING
world. One seems actually transported to the an.
tedeiuvian world. He almost hear No al preach.
ing his last sermon upon the mount his signs and
sroans tor rebeiious people, and his heartfelt
meanings dying upon the ear
Ay Exhibitions EVERY EVENING, at s o'clk
ano on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
at O'Clock.
g Admission Twenty-Five cents. chill.
dren nall price.
~ LIBERAL arrangements made for Schools.
To Tbis painting can remain but few DAYS
ohiy, as previous engagements compel it to leave
mo eft
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
Wall street. under tie Clay Aessl,
CEALK'S OLD STAND

Drawn Nos susquehanns, II. March %:
% 80 30 SO 80 z IL IS So IS 80 IA.
Whole % SO, $780,
To-Day.-Md. Consolidated, No 70. Capitals ::
$4,000, 4 OF $500, of 1000. of 52s, of AGO. 10
OF 800. 10 OF EGO, DC. IS numbers ii drawn. Tick
cts S4-shares in proportion.
Also, Patspsco, 9S.-Capitas S7465. l7C0, 1000,
700, $40, 200, 30 of 100, &c. Is Nos, - drawn
Tickets S2-sbares in proportion.
mn IS SMITH.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March 24.-Sales Of 300 bbls
Flour at 81 %; lot of 600 bbls. choice a, S4
6S. Nothing doing in Grain.
NEW York, March 2i.-Sales of Il, 600 bills
Flour at 81 81 to 81 so for State, and Sd 81
to 50 for Southern brands. $4,000 bushels
yellow Corn sold at 60 cents.
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Disaster Mt sen,

New YORK, March "a The brig Yarmouth,
from Gibraltar, for Salem, was lost at sea on
the 10Th OF January. Three of her crew were
picked IN, snd nine are believed to have been
drowned.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIsp1TcH
wnshingsen Items.

WARRINGTON, March Ex-senator Rusk 10
recovering from dangerous illness.
The President, to day, officially notified the
Senate that he should have no further use for
that body after Wednesday next.
The Gardiner case is progressing. Mr..
Evans testified to-day that the claim was
very fully examined by board of commission.
ers and clearly proved.
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w. GODDIN, Auctr.
BY John Il. d. Payne, Salesman.
n kERES or GKttJTMn IN TIE row

. ACRES OF GROUND IN THE TOWN
81 OF SIDNEY AT AUCTlON-The above two
acres OF Ground will be sold on Tuesday, the 29th
inst, at 81 o'clock in the afternoon, on the pre-.
Misses and will be divided into lots to suit purcha-
sers.
TERMs-One-third cash, and the balance on
credit Of aud IL months, interest added, secured
by negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed.
The above Ground joins Mr. U. 3. Paisley, on -
street.
mh23 JOHN R. D. PAYNE
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS;



TRUsTEE,s SALE or sTOux mn
= DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c, &c, a. Auress.
On "wednesday morning. the 9th April. com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell 1t public Auc.
non, the entire Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Bottles
psln,s, Oils, Dye STUFF, Window Glass, Instrdmepfs
Dlusnes, Pots, &c, &c and every other article H.
M no l; Main street, occupied by VIM. NJ.
Dsde, Apothecary.
u, Immediately after the sale, we will rent at pub
nc ne. auction, the unexpired term of fWmi N
Daee y the House, Counters Shelves. DC. Ac
Ts u.oeI OF TALIAFERRO, Trustee.
NH rs nHIA NIL W,
Aexander Mott & Co.
FASHIONABLE CLOTaING. SHIRTS
Mornsr A AUCTlON.-On next FRIDAY
we Will ~, .nI o.n INST, commencing at 10 oicIock
Ready M. r1as e ano fashionable assortment al
lows: nc, consisting in part as fol.
Masss sno rock Coats: cloth, cass.. s,.,a,a.
Eiino and linen Frock and Sack hns;,,ri. cue
pin.Ly oass, urap d etc, nars's and dri pa,.o
piaeA ana fancy silk, SATIN drsn a, az.
VAenta marseiles and linen Vests e'e' cass,
ALSO, large collection of merino
and Drawers o onoer Shirts
Inc above goods have just been reca;v.s =
No,'nern establishment, with instruction. :, - u
closed out Immediately 10 De
Country Merchants would d !, wau - 60.
sale, as great bargains may be expected eno 'ne
The Goods will be sold in lots To sni, Tho
they are fresh and seasonable Terms cssb
NH 81 ALEX MOTT d co. Anc,.
20 Clothing Sale r Postponed The above
saie ID postponed TO next Wednesday morning th<
3)th inst at which tmet will positively take placs
NH 20 ALEX MOTT a. Gu Amer
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Toter fro,, p,,erto Cobe55o

BosToN, March 23.-By an arrival we have
adVices from Puerto Cabello 10 the Sd inst
The yellow fever is reported to be raging
among the shipping with great violence. The
coffee crop is short and is quoted at 10 1Q1
Hides lU[
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ET CitiZ ms and Strangers Vtsitsno
the city, who wish 10 get their Hair cut in the
and most approved style, should call at the Hair
under the American Hotel
n. B.-Hot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from EaH past A NJ to half past NJ, and on
Sunday to II p NJ.
Single Bath % cents, or five tickets for 81 En-.
trance lltn street. mi D.
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BY Wellington G0ddin.

Ia AND BRICK TENEMENTS ON OREGON
HILL, FOR SALE AT AUG rION-Win be sold
on Monday Afternoon, the 2sth day of March,
1858, upon the premises, commencing at Ak ocrk,
four most beautiful Lots in the plan Of Bevidere,
each fronting 81 ieet running back aboat feet to
an alley Also, three Brick Tenements on Oregon
Hill, situated the North side of 80 foot street,
between Church and Beyidere streets. After
which, will be sold some brick and wooden Build
ngs q, the landing of Belle Is!e il OF the IRE
degar Iron Works
TERMS accommodating, and made known at the
time of sale.
NH % w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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Mnil InnIrRct.

NEw YORK, March 24.-The appointment
OF MIR. Ramsey, as contractor TO carry the mails
from Vera Cruz to Acapulco, was confirmed
by the Postmaster General
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BY Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
NARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs

CARGO OF SUGAR AND M0LAsSEs
~ AT AUCTlON.-Ons Saturday, the goth inst,
comm enciEg at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our
Wharf and Warehouse, at Rockets, the cargo OF
the schooner Marceiia, from Attakapas, with
Isl hhds Sugar, fair to choice quality
1856 bbs Molasses
ALSO,
The schooner Telegraph's cargo
95 hhds prime Sugar
ALSO,
$50 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
so bsls Coffee and Powdered Sugars
100 boxes Soap &c
TERMs-Under SlG0, cash over that amount,
four months credit for approved negotiable paper.
II Sale without regard to weather.
mn &c DUNLOP, MOHCURE & CO. Aucts
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4ifiPrm1U En5r9

New YORK, Marcn 23.-Judge Bebee, of the
Court Of Quarter Sessions, refused this nom
.ng 10 quaah the indictment against Alderman
baifd who is chsrged with maifeasance in
O.Ice,
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K4AMBEkT,S OFFICE,
tAth Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn numbers Deiaware, Glass 69, March % ::
70 SO A 81 IL IL IL AZ II 80 81 go.
Whole 4 "a ~. prize Of $1,000
TO.Dny.-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass
No ~ Capitals: 9 5000, 5000, 5000, 2000 1909,
ll43, loot 1000, DC. 20 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
"a mn 25
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By Wellington Goddin.

By Wellington Goddin.
MOST VALUABLE WHARF LOT AT
I'VE ROCKETS FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on FRIDAY, the 1st day of April,
1858, upon the premises commencing at II O'Clock,
P. NJ, That valuable Wharf at Port Mayo, Rockets
opposite to Pcwhatan Warehouse, fronting $50
feet on Front street, running back t. James River,
and now i'll successful occupation.
Terms One third cash; balance at four and
eight months, for negotiable notes, interest added
secured by trust deed or title retained
NH 25 w GODDIN Ai,ct
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JOHN r. D. PAYNE.
BY John r. D. Payne, Salesman.

MOST VALUABLE MALCH cows AT
I'LL AUCTION.---WiIl be sol3 on Monday AT.
terno0n. the 2eth March, 1858, commencing at 4
O'clock az the residence OF Mr. Fl Dance, in the
town of Sydney, (who is declining the milk bust.
ness) about Is most valuable Mllcn Cows, some OF
which have calves
TERMs-Four months credit for approved en-.
dorsed negotiable paper.
mills w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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Rec0rerV Of DAMAGES.

NV YORK March %. - La the Superior
Court to-day. Mr.. Fowle, former clerk OF
blessrs. Bowen Il McNamee, recovered 5000
against them Tor SANDER.
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~ Mediciues which never fail 10

EaF Medicines which never fail to give
s-Istactlon and used by many physicians III their
practce.-Dr. J. s. ROSES Nervous and Invigorating
CoRDlAL-The greatest discovery IN Medical Sci
ece TINS astonishing preparation for raising any weak
Constitution debitated By care, labor study dis
ease, acts Ike charm. 1t eyes strength and appe-
ne, and possesses great invlgorating properties.
t0r Heart Disease all Nervous Affections Flatu-
tsnss- Heart Burn, Restlessness Numbness, Neural
ga RAISING the spirits and giving power to the whole
system II Is almost miraculous in is effect. Price 50
-euls.
nr. ). s. Roses Great Pain Curer.-
10 you suffer with any pain : II you do, use, Dr.
HOSES Pam Curer. Il cures Tooth-Ache, Sore
Throat EarAche, Stiff Neck Pains In the Face, in
lg" Gl4nutes IL cures quickly raLa IN the Stemgch
% bowels Cures Chilblalns C0rns aud any lrr1ta-
I'm oH The feet IL acts ike charm for Pains III the
s3de Limbs Back, and Tor Rheumatism from sud
- and 80 cents.
The beat Cough Syrup In the World
~ Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
-ei-et 70 the worst Cough, whether Consumptive or
proceeding rom cold 1t alleys any irritation of the
otgs, ana OrIes the system against future attacks.
AZ bottles at 30 cents and 81.
al tae above Preparations, with DR.. Roses Medl-
e. ADVISER 70 persons u sickness and IN health 10 be
had a. ali the Drug Stores 10 Richmond Petersburg
State. nh %
~ TO tine Public. Your attention is in.
which MINIS 4 WATSON are daily Issuing tom
I4esl Gallery, No 80 10 Main street Mansion ri ouse
Nearly all among the many who visit our rooms daily
are heard to exClalin they the best I've ever
seem they certainly the natural looking eyes
ever saw. As we have never resorted to humbug
Or tr1ed 10 write ourselves into notice we ask the
ESbc 70 call and Idge tor themselves You are also
otl1ed That our prices low any in this city
Dont ioEge the place No 50 - Main street Mansion
House
70 MINIS A. WATSON
~ The most confirmed cases OF the most distress
re dlseases, OFT times from Indigestion All of
as more or less, are troubled with this annoyiI
FyiiPtom sun as II IL general thing we DO not at
F1Pt 10 nedIcate until something serious nteryenes
~ "ouldi as public monitor warn ali our readers
against tue sln Of neglset and the same time re-
commend TO their notice DT Hoohand's German Bit
Ao's, tSe efietAal PREPARATION prepared by M
JACKSON, 80 10 Afcti street, Philadelphia We have
teen cures effected through lis inansnce-l SCOTS
Weekly. For sale by
Il "a FukCELL, LADD l. co, Richmond.
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Extensive Assortment of spring esoodeY
HUBBARD. GARDNER d LARiTGs

W TIT -10sE-StYett,
II AVE received their Spring assortment Of Boote
Leather, French and American Cali sims rirsiv
and Binding Skins, Shoe Tire; d, Letter, Note and
wrapping Paper, DC. &C, com prisirg one of tie
largest and best seiected stocks they have ever had
Country merchants are respectfully requested to
examine our stock. as we are confident they will
hud II as low, If not lower, than the same oman,
tlues ana sizes can be bought in any market north
of Richmond. ri "a s. -
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BY Davenport. Allen q Co.

By Davenport. Allen q Co.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
- TION.-On WEDNESDAY, Both March, we
vii! sell at 10 O'clock at auction sore $50 cases
Boots, Shoes and Hats fresh and desirable Goods,
suitable for the spring sales,
TERMs-Uader 500, cash and 800 and over, 4
months credit for approved paper.
mn 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co, Aucts.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF LAW
IA BOUKS.-The very valuable Law Library of
the late Samuel Taylor, Esq., will be sold on
THURSDAY, March 3ls, 1853, in the rooms over
the store OF Elias Hale, Main street, at 10 O'Clock,
M.
This collection embraces all the most important
Works on Law and is especially rich in the mum.
Der of its Reports comprising, besides the English,
most Of The Reports OF the different States.
George NJ. West & Brother will purchase for
any person unable attend, and catalogues can be
procured of them on Monday, 2Sth inst.
NH Oft
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Office of superintendent OF streets, [
March oath, 1883 :

Office of superintendent OF streets,
March oath, 1888
1S whom the contract for paving the streets ana
spaces and about thu LIST and End vegetable mar
keis not having signed contract for the execution
of the work, proposals Will be received at this Gce
until Monday, the % instant closing at l2 o'clock,
NJ for executing the said work with the best ana
mostepproyed materials. The stones to be of good
medium size, none less than i've inches long aud
well and compscsly laid On bed of sand ana gravel
full nine iLches thick, and to be we'll ranmed and
sanded Of, and all rubbish removed from the
streets The work at the End market to be com.
pleted On or before the first day OF June and tia,
at the lst lower market before the FIRST day
OF july next.
The estimate (incuding the necessary excava-
tiop) has been made at SO cents per square yard,
and no bid beyond that price viii be considered.
The individual to whom the work is awarded viii
be required to enter into contract, with approved
security, TOR the prompt and faithful execution OF
the WORK, and unless the contract be slgnt within
ten days after the date OF the award 1t Will be ecu
sidered as abandoned; and no proposition will De
received which does not, In every particular, con-
form te the above.
To Carpenters.
Proposals win be received at this UfHce nntil Mon.
day the a5ih instant at IL o'clock, Tor furnishing
the materials and building wood bridge over Hax
as mill canal, Gu GIN street. Span forty ieet, and
widta 80 teetas per plan and spe elf cstons 10 be
at mis- otfce. the estimate is $3.50, proposals
beyond thatsum will no: be considered. The work
TO be completed on betUre the lst July next.
To stOne Mas0ns.
Proposals will be received above for erecting
an abutmcnt wall on the South side of the canal for
the aforesaid bridge 81 feet long and 2H feet thick
No proposition eyond the prise of 50 70 per perch
viii be considered-the wora TO be completed On
LIST June next
NH 25-dtd M BATES, Supt streets.
SEC0ND PART OF LORD SAXON
~ DALE
Clara Moreland or Adventures in the Far South
West by Ernsrso Bennett, enibelished with mag
Bihcent illustrations. This ia Of Bennetts best
woIks--cloth 81. pepper 50c
The Catanese, or The Real and the Ideal. by Miss
Ella Rosnan-37c
Blackwood's Magazine Tor March-25c
Lord Sazondale, part %, by q w ID keynolds-
so cts
For sale by
nan rs u. NJ WEST a. bhN.
nATs AND POrATOEs.-X0OO busneis
" prime Seed Oats; 500 bushels . and white
(Noriharn) Mercer Potatoes, an excellent article
tor planting, or family uAe; for ssle by
mn Is &P. CLEEDEEING.
IL ECTIFIED WElIskEX, Mountain Dew
nah Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
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sTR ATT{IN,- (1EEst?I.

STATIONS 0EklCh.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass 66, March %:
~ SO 81 81 Is II Al AZ II 80 81 20
Drawn Nos Delaware. Extra, No. II, March "a:
AZ IA IL II 49 IS e. 6 SO q 70 80.
Ticket Nos II AZ 49, sold and paid By
STRATTON
Te-Day.-Delaware, Class &c Cspual Si5,OCO
70 numbers, Is drawn Tickets 81. NH rs
sMETH's LOTTERY OFFICE.
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Chronic unatism-Twenty Years,
Standing.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 90 Isss
49, Saptain Edward Powers writes:-i have tor NOR,
an twenty years been severely afflicted with rheu-
Ieinedies OF which could hear. also had the heat
r,eoieai attendance which could be procured; an
proved unavaliing. l procured and used two bottles
OF Mortlmores Rheumatic Compound and Hood Pn
inner, and 1t cured me sound and well =
ia 81 EDWARD poyvrpc 5
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NcTfCE.-Persons having Claims aeains: the
estate Of John Hitchcock, aec d " hict s va NOT
neen presented to me for settlement are requested
De adjusted without delay
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Mn 24-5I Atty for fh, aorn'x
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M ANTED-A young Lady who understands
w the Millinery business the highest wages VI ii
be paid. Apply at No liz Mein street.
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<G For PHiLADELPHIA-
sail on Friday, the 25,h inst, at O'Clock.
r. m-.ne steamship Pennsy lvania. Can't Bav.
more wiz De ready to receive ireighr to-morrow.
or passage, apply to -
NH % d p.npus !
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fIyHk sULk RHEUMATIC sFEC7R7C
i KNOWN. - Morfimere,s Rheamaffes
ftnrpu0uud md Hrn0d puvf60Y-f~~-- -

NOmROuu0 A0o DhOO0 COLLABORATION kd0
numerous astonishing il has effected Of Rheu
matism in all forms and conditions has become the
most popular remedy ever offered to the American
pub ic In presenting this Compound to the commu-
nifty the Propretors although from past expe-
rence of its entire reliability to cope with ana era-
cate ~ vestige of this dire complaint perfectly
willing to allow Its merits to be judged from its Effects
as it is compounded expressly for complaint and
only applicable to such complaint, although Its cn-
Istive powers may have happy influence on ether
LIS attending the human frame. Morethsn two thou
sand cases of rheumatism, chronic and acute, have
oeen cured during the past year by the
use OF iew bottles of the Compound. and testimo-
ais OF he most iattering nature have been and are
constantly received from Individuals of the highest
ssanding IN the community The deepest seated and
cases have readily vie lded to the potent
Innaehce OF TINS compound, and although physciane
lave pronounced many Of them incurable thew are
scepticai- - W '.Se tis 1noss
slorlimore's Rheumatic Compound il a
segetaDe internal remedy, harmless in its eecs and
can De administered with safety TO any age and condi
non, and has never been known to fail - soAAs- ~
for sale by PURCELL, LADD s. CO sole AGENT.
ioi richmond w. V. ALEXANDER l. co Pro
York. s' As'ol house, New
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sE| ANTED To HIRE, two BOYS, one of
w about l6 and the other IA years of age, to
perform indoor labor, which is Of easy charac.
ter. No preference as to color. Apply at the Dis
patch Office, or to ELLYSON VERIFY,
Corne Broad and 25,h streets, Church Hill,
NH 25-3t Richmond,Va.
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"a IF yen Want something Very Nice
for Tea, send TO VIM FALCONER'S Bakery, III
Main Street, about o'clock 2. NJ, and get some
Tea Bjscuits. NH lift
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THE ESTATE OF VIM. Il. ~ r. s.rT-
DECEASED
IEHE creditors OF Wm. +. Depriest are harebv
L notified TO produce before me- at nv once. in
the city Oh Richmond, OF before The iOth dew of
March Qnstant) their Claims against said decedenn
hohh the euidence necessary to Sustain the SANG.
WM r. DAVIS,
CoE2r of the Circuit Csurt of Henricol
Richmond, March 23rd, 1853 -
mn 24-di33Mh
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DAhASOLs.-Psraso OF new and Ian dsome
l. styles; ladies' black and colored Umbrellas ;
cotton and silk Umbrellas for gentlemen, for sale
by HARTWELL d CO,
NH 25 Opposite Swan Tavern.
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NOTiCE.-We know nsthing in any way, Of
LS Book, to be Issued by q Lady WHO is can
wasting the city tt subscriptions The use of our
name IN this matter, s entirely without our kn0yl-
edge consent or appreciation.
G. M. WEST & BRO.
nh "a and Exchange.
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COUNTER SCALEs.-A new and complete
" assortment of Counter Scales, embracing some
OF extra quality, which we oder ct low prices.
G StNTON d. co.
NH IS sligo of the Circular Saw. IL Main sf
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IL Cherry FecIOral.-We have departed
from our usual rule IN regard the advertising of
Medicines in admitting the notice of the Cherry Pee
toTal to our columns IL IS not patent medicine but
one, the contents of which, are well known to the
medical profession, and which has proved highly
beneficial in the case OF number of our acqualnf-
snces, who were seriously afflicted with pulmonary
complaints. Some of our most skilful and eminent
phS siC!ans recommend it to their patients in theil
regular practice. and feel that we are comforting
favor upon the public by making known its virtues
Louisville Gu. Advocate. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
fe y Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

4 tOOh, WASHEn AND lKt,NEk 941R
- SALE.-Ve have tor sale, likely woman,
25 or &c years of age, without any Iperruhrsnce'
who is good plain Cook, 1makes excellent bread
and biscuits) and is very superior washer and
roner. PHILLIP M Tab g. SON.
Office Governor street
mn 2S--3t between Main aus Franklin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-25

SEEVANTs FOR HARE.--We have To mir e,
~ for the balance OF the year, toar young tVo.
niea. and young Man VINO is an experienced
Diaingroom Servant, and might be employed as
such, or otherwise.
NH 25 TOLER s. COOK, Agents