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POIiteness of Paul.

An old poet has quanlly called Jesus
"the first true gentleman that ever breath
ed" Paul's poliieness. too, must not be
overlooked, compounded as il was of dig.
nifty and deierence. 1t appeared in the
mildness of the manner in which he de.
livered his most startling and solemn mes.
sages, both 10 Jews and heathens in
his winning reproois-the excellent oil
which did not break the head; )" in the
delicacy of his allusions TO his claims and
services; and, above all, in the calm,
selfpossessed and manly attitude he as.
sumed before the rulers OF his people and
The Roman authorities. In the language
of Peter and John TO their judges, there
is an abrupiness savoring of their rude
fisherman lie, and filter for the rough
echoes Of the Lake of Galilee. than for
the tribunals of power. But Paul. while
equally bold and decided, is far more
gracious. He lowers his thunderbolt be.
fore his adversary ere he launches it,
His shaft is "pclished" as well as power
lul His words to King Agrippa-"l
would to God that not only thou, but also
all that hear me this day, were both al
most and altogether such as am, excep
these bonds"-are the most chivalrous ut'
terances recorded in history. An ange,
could not bend more gracefully. or as
sume an attitude Of more exalted courte,
sy.--GiLflldn. ii
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From the Pittsburgh De.patch.

From the Pittsburgh De,patch.
MAN.
Translated from the German of Schrieber.
DY PHILoTUs DEAN. N
Thrust into the world stranger,
Standeth man forsaken there,
Tempests threatened, storms endanger,
Nothing TO his heart is near.
Call to him the stars SO loving,
Call to ohim the gentle flowers,
"Look not far, thy sad eyes rowing,
Thou, o Man, art kin of ours"
Then he presses, deeply longing,
Earth and heaven to his heart
Love, her face with warm tears thronging,
Gently bids his pain depart.
Blows she north wind round him coldly,
Every howret has its tomb
Plant he, yet, his life-staff boldly,
Trusting to the time to come.
Then, with hope excited bosom, =
Looks he to the starry host,
And there bursts the tender blossom,
From the withered stick he lost, ...
Partners of his journey leave him,
And to dangers thick expose;
Moo shares the pains that grieve him,
Age Expresses with its SHOWS
Seeks he, then, with anxious PAGES,
Home, his infant cradles stand;
Strange to him are all the places,
None extend the welcome hand.
Up again he looks, confding,
To the azure depth of space;
"Ahl my youth was not abiding,
"Finished is my earthly race.
"Much with time for aye is fleeing,
"Still not all can pass away;
Zone there is, changeless being,
zone, whom stars their worship pay.
glove can l, believing, hoping;
"Deepin darkness shines light;
II shall see the heavens opening,
"When death stills the heart in night"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NE have sold out our entire itileisst in
v the Liquo business to Mr.. James Hick-
/, Jun, who will carry on the same at our
stand, No. 6, Front st. We would recon-
I'd all our customefs and dealers In that ar
;, to him. We have removed 10 our new
ding, No. Il Buckeye Block, wherewe win
tinus the wholesale Grocery and Produce
mess excluslvelyj atid will keep full and
Plete stock of everything belonging to the
iness, and shall Use DUR very best endeavora
lease ull who max -faEas- iih their Gus 4
! or A modest contemporary Gala yea
"unfnished beef" This is pretty good
but why not extend the vocabulary Sup
pose we term lamb ''incipient muttons
and denominate pig "premcn;Iory pork
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Notice.

ME copatnership heretofore existing be-
tween T. B. Dickasoh, and Rufus j.
,kus, under the name and firm of T. B.
kason, d Co, is this day dissolved, by mutu-
onsent. I. B. Dickson Is to pay all debts,
inst the firm, and to receive all debts now
the firm. T. B. DICKASON,
RUFUSJ. BACKUS.
ackson. April, 9th '53-tf
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The sybil has given her oracle for Jul

The Sybil has given her oracle for Jun
something like the following:
A bad month for your house to b
burnt, unless it be insured for double il
value, or your wife be in it. When 20
ride in the park, and the boys tell you t
20 inside the house and draw down tn
bHnds-do it not unseemly. Make mon
ey, pass away your bad half-crowns--
charity covers a multitude of sins. If
comet appears, let it alone; and when
is tired OF appearing it will disappear.
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If spring puts forth no blossoms IL
summer there will be no beauty. and in
autumn no fruit. So, IL youth be trifled
away without improvement. riper years
will be contemplate, and old age misera-
bie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22


FRIGHTFUL CATAsrAoPHE-The New York pa
pers furnish US with some additional Intelligence
received By telegraph, OF the trgh.ful accident of
which we had a brief telegraphic account yester.
day, which occurred on Tuesday at the Falls OF
Niagara The first dispatch, dated at the Falls, at
o'clock il the morning. seya:
Three men, belonging to scow, which came
down the river last night got into skitf alongside
The scoW, and Il Is supposed tell asleep, when the
boat got separated from the scow, and was hurried
on by the current with fearful rapidity toward the
ialls. his happened about 81 O'Clock last even
ing. Two of the men, one named Andrew Hama.
man, Inc other stranger, were hurled at once
over tae ioamng sheet; the third, Joseph Able
caught hoio VI stump IN his fearful passage and
has chung 10 IL ever since
1hs excitement here 10 intense We have M Ijfa
boat, and common boats are swsmped az soon az
they touch the rapids A life boat ba. been sant
for from Buffalo. Parties on the shore have suc.
ceeded In floating box of refreshments IN The
poor fellow, who can be plainly seen from tha
shore.
Citizens and visiters throng the banks Of tho
river ~ witness the efforts making for the rescpa
second dispatch, dated at II o'clock NJ says.
The man is still in the rapids, apparently droop.
ing.
The life boat was sent on from Buffalo, but. sad
to say, proved too light, swamping Immediately il
was launched and was lost over the Rapids In
fortunately, but one boat was sent The situation of
the uutortunste grows more and more critical
and II is questionable whether he sustain him.
sell until another boat arrives
a miro dispatch, dated at 81 N, says:
Ire man went over tbs Fails at O'Clock. raft
hed been n3sted him which he was on, when they
Heated another lie boat TO him, and as he was
setung ready to jump into it, the boat struck the
fsit ana swept hin OF into the rapids. He attempt
ca 10 SWIM Tor small island but failed to reach it.
ne islsea himself up to mis- full height, gave
ani'ek, waved his arms wildly, and disappeared.
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Destructive Fire,

PITTsBURG, July 20.-A destructive fire oc
cured at daylight this morning, in the large
warehouse of james McCuiiy, at the corner of
Canal and Penn streets. The whole building,
with 4,90O barrels of -four and 1000 bbls. of
salt, were consumed. The fire originated from
the smouldering remains of fire which occur
red month ago. in the adjoining premises
McCully's building was insured in the Cit
zen's Insurance Office for S. 600. The roots
Of the U. ;. Hotel and three other adjoining
houses were burned, the loss on which was
covered by insurance.
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The Cincinnati Forgerv Case.

CIECISNATI, July 19.-FindIay, who alb
seconded after having been convicted on a
charge OF forgery, delivered himself into Gus
tody last night, ana to-day a motion was made
for q new trial, blu, the court adjourned with.
out hearing the motion, and the prisoner was
remanded ojal until the September term.
kissane, who has been granted new trial
on one Of the indictments against him, and
who was delivered up by his bail, has been
unable thus far 10 give new security.
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ir22
BY james N. Taylor.
TWENTY 6UII,I..NI.I OTs TN nt1v.r

TWENTY sUILDING LOTS DUvAL's
=, ADDITION, ON End AND ST. STEPHENS
STREETS, AT AUCTION-Bv order of The Com.
uon Council of the city of Richmond, viii be sold
on the premises, en- Thursday next. els, july,
commencing at st o'cocs, p. NJ, Lots Mes /, 2. 81
and "a in the plan of Duyals Addition, bounded bv
Duvai, End, Baker and st Stephens streets. The
property will be divided according to plan to be
seen at my office, into 20 lots, fronting on End and
St Stephens streets s6 and 30 feet EACH and running
back l2S feet TO an alley 20 feet wide.
TERNs-O One third cash; hslauce at and - mos.
for notes with interest added, secured by deeds of
trust upon the property.
jy Is JAS M TAYLOR, Auctr.
AadstionaI.-Aftert the above sae, will be sold
the dowery of Elizabeth Pollard, who was the
widow of Jno Beale, decd, ia and to that lot of
land situate at the Southwest intersection of Duval
and End streets. The Lot fronts about 80 feet and
runs back about 100 feet.
y20 J. M. T., Auctr.
POstponement.-Inc consequence of the in
ciemency OF the weather, the soove sale is post
poned to TUESDAY next, goth July, at 12 o'ck
p M, if fair, il not, the ut xt fair day thereafter.
Mt
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N OhVlMOKkIS BITIhn IUhu...
A AND BLOOD PURlFIER-Price, 81 nes.
hottie.-P Physicians of the 1rs, standing In the
effective Alternative AND BLOOD PIJRIF Ter
ever known; while vast numbers who had lon.
su1eIeo from diseases or complaints brought on bv
s6a ,.. indigestion, torpid state Of
tne nVer, OF impurities of the blood, now look mon
TINS Cordial as most mysterious and magical in ~.
healing properties and restoring powers. IL stands
nara Inc treatment and cure of Neuralgia
General Deplnty and Nervous Affections Dvsnsn.i.
or Indigestion, Loss of Appetite Acidty Of tbs stn.
mach, Nervous Headache, or Flow of Blood tn ~
bead C0stivsness or lrregularities of the Bowels
Heart Fatulency or Depression OF Spirits Palpitation
of the Heart Difficult Breathing Sinking Sensarion.
Prostitution OF the Nervous System, Cold, Chilly SEN.
sations, or Numbness of the Flesh or Limbs Dfafcnis
or Profuse Expectoration Night Sweats Diseases of
the Heart, Affections of the Lungs Jaundics M.
eases of the Kidneys Derangement or PROSTATE Con-
diten of the Organs of Nature, which cause painful
Irregularities especially with Females: prodncins
Debility ans Prostraton OF the Nervous System ,PaIs
or Saliow Complexion.
MOrTimore'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 - ~
% Pnce one dollar per bottle
w. V. ALEXANDER l. Co, Proprietors No I R.,.
clay street, (Astor House, New York.
e Remember that we sell at wholesale and retail
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheuma.
tism in all its FORMS either nfammatory acute oy
chronic, difference how bad the case or how lons
standing This is Mortimore's RHEUMATIC COM.
POUND, which is vegetable extract an internal re-.
medy prepared expressly for this one disease has
already cured thousands who had long been cripples
The evidence Is most overwhelming and convincing.
as given by vast numbers of respectable cf.
tlzens.
Call and get circular and read the letters and car,
tiicates of your friends and those around Won who
had long suffered but who have been restored To per
feet health by this remedy
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO. sole Aeents
for Richmond ap2O
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b Tooth Ache cured by GarTick a.
GwathHseys Teeth Ache specttsc.-It is
warranted TO contain nothing injurious TO the teeth
ana nas never yet failed in single Instance 20 relieve
In Anew minutes See the certificate of DR.. Edmunds
8 practising Dentist ofthis eity
MEssRs- GARLICK & 6wATEMEY: CENT have
used nearly fifty phials OF yoa- goc:h Aste s3eass.
and am highly pleased with it's good essts Il aer.
tenlY Will re1sve the pain when caused by external
sgeIcles does net niure the Teeth and 10 excellent
foE lpfSmec and spongy Gums. eon=idsr it the best
article used Tor rootn Acne, ana sneerruiiy recon-
sleho lite Dentists and those afflicted with sshtur
seeth Yours, respectTully,
THOMAS FL. EDEUND5
koIc BY BENNETT BEERS, PURCELL LADp
az 2a-Sn
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DlsPATCH
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. July 2l.-No sales of Flour to
day. Sales 1000 bushels Wheat at firm rates;
while and yellow Corn CSC.
New York. July 21.-Flour easier-sales
Of 800 bbls. S state at 81 Is; Southern buoy
ant. Sales q, 900 bushels Wheat at $l.I5 for
red $1.1Sa$i 90 for mixed. There is large
speculative demand for Corn-sales of70,000
bushels ct 68a69ic. for mixed; 73a74c for yel-
low
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BY Pulliam & Davis.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
' TOWN OF MANCHESTER AT AUCTION
On Monday Evening, the 25sh instant, at 5k
O'Clock, We will sell on the premises. in the town OF
Manchester. 2 valuable Tenements, fronting on
Main street, running back halt tae depth of the
square; also, Tenements Immediately in rear,
fronting Back street and running back adjoining
the property first named. The Buildings are nearly
new, conveniently planned, occupied BY good
tenants, and paying foe interest on the investment
Terms at ssle.
iv - PULLIAM & DAVIS Aucta
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Liberation Of Mr. Eddy. the Chicago Banker.
CHICAGO. July I9-At q special session 10.
day OF the County Court, Ira B. Eddy, the
welt known banker Of this city, was released
fom prison, where he has been confined on
charge OF being insane.
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Railroad accident.

CINCINNATI, July 19.-The o'clock train
from Dayton, on the Cincinnati and Dayton
Railroad, this morning run over a COW, which
suddenly got upon the track, causing the bag
gage and passenger cars to be thrown down
an embsnkment. Fortunately, although the
cars were capsized and shattered, no person
was seriously injured.
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rWfll yea Read tie V,,,,.

EWtll yea Read ths Truth "A medi.
cine must have merit, snd greS: =s-t: &c ..szS Tia
test Of public opinion. No Of man can gsvanise
worthless article sc 10 keep il UP an sooo meol-
cine, il it be not really
good medicine viii live, become popular. and ex-
tend It's sales year after In spite of OPPOSITION
The people readily nnd out its vlrtuea and the fame
Of them passes from mouth to mouth with more "a.
NESS testlfying to the cure medicine has mace for
him. 1s OF far more service than any newspaper adyer-
Using.
In proof of what say above. We refer Won tn
EAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE, End its
effects. Its praise is in the mouths of multitu5es-
The beg: men In eur country give their testimony to
It's wonderful cures. Among tnsm we name Hon FL
Clay Hon Richard n Johnson. Vice President of the
United States with hundreds of ethers. Can't Thomas
Canot-brother to the celebrated physician of the
seven years standing, G.er to sSi CO all the Doctors
OF Europe and America had faiisi to cure.
In fact, the r1ch and the poor, young and old in
every place, In the city ana country, ma that the
same Guccsss attends its
Cholera IESrbas. Dfarrhea. Dvsentery.
ana sill diseases of the Stomach and Bowels are cured
by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. As a
cure and preventive it has been wonderfully
fu 1t will be found. on inquiry, those use
It have an exemption rom LEose diseases SO incident
to the Summer.
Delicate females and children will find this great
blessing. 1t has restored thousands to health.
ttamptOn's Vegetable Ytncture.-Cali and
get pamphlets gratis with history of discovery of ths
wonderful Blood Purifier. and see certificates OF our
own citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepna, Scrofule,
Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervousness,
&c, &c.
g-sold by MORTIMER K MOwBRAY. 80 Bal.
tInore st, Baltimore; and S04 Broadway New York;
. STRECKER. Richmond: ur COOKE 4 co.
fredericksburg G JONES & CO, Petersburg; and
by Drusgilta generally. II 7
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FOR NEW YORK via NORFOLK.
q. S. MAIL LINE.

Ltaoes regularly toTY FTtaay EventNS, al jotsT
0ci0ck,
By the elegant Sde-Wheel Ocean Steamship,
ROANOKE.
n~EA the above tsvorite Steamer, z
1&nA CAVENDY Commander, will be
Sl4Hdik ready for freight to, day. at IL o'clk,
and up to the hour of l O'Clock, P
b. Friday the 22d int. She will leave al o'clock
on the afternoon of that day, by which hour pas
sengers are requested TO be on board.
Passengers Taking this ship TO Norfolk will be
char ged the by the river Boats.
The jamestown leaves every Tuesday afternoon
al clock
Passage 10 New York. including r.aais I'D STATE.
room accommodation, only $40.
Steerage passage only mali price.
Tickets aRd berIhs secured at our o1ice. south
side OF Basin. LUDLAk 4 WATSON.
iy 2I--Gt
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Gregory Rel.

ORIGINATE, July ia riot took place
last night at a GROCERY. in Water street, du.
ring which four men were badly stabbed. Ons
oil them, it is thought, canno, live.
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Ia scarcity of silver.-The scarcity OF
ms precious metal has been accounted for by men
o: wisdom IN variety Of ways Some SUPPOSE
that us owing 10 the large influx of gold fror, Ca
iiioFnta, thereby Increasing the relative value Of
one With tie otEer. while some auribu,s /, 10 the
vast quantity used in The manufacture OF Baauer
IeoVpe riate This, we think, the mo.t likely
csuse--st least, if all Dapue -resns consume AZ
mucn In this way as friend SIMOHS, for we
have never called upon him yet that be was no: ex.
changing plates OF silver for chunks of Gold.
IN 20
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IL Three small boats were upset in tn.
Elizabeth river, near Norfolk, during squal,
on Tuesday. The persons in them were all
rescued.
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BY X. Cauthorn.
A FINE RIDING aORsE AT

FINE RIDING HORSE AT AUG.
= IION.-On SATURDAY, 23d inst. at 10 o'clk,
at the lot In rear of MIR Woods stable will cell ut
auction, very fine Saddle Horse, sound, and sold
for no fault.
Also, several Work Horses, Cart. Dray, &c
&C. r CAUTHORN.
& jy 22-2t*
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of the
city Of Richmond, pronounced on the Goth of June,
1853. in tine suit of Combs VS. Mann administY ator
shall, at the hour of 5o'clock P Al, on Monday,
the LIST day of August, 1913, on the premises sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash,
lot of Ground with small framed Building there.
on situated on French Garden Hill, on the north
extremity of 9h street. fronting 20 feet on said
street, and running back l65 feet.
JOHN N. DAVIS,
jy p Special Commits siouer
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

ROUsE's PoINr, N. Y, July I9th.-Captain
Charles Russell, of Louisville, accidentally
fell from the cars, near this place, 10 day, and
was killed.
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY FROM

- Auction The undersigned are in receipt of
large lots OF Goods just bought from auction very
low, and the same will be sold accordingly. The
attention OF purchasers is respectfully requested to
the following desirable articles, comprising in part
the sssortnent-l00 pieces of beautiful bleached
Shifting Cotton, OF the bess make also unblesched
do; BED Ticks, every width and quality; Irish Lin
ems as low az Is cents per yard, and some very fne
Merrinac Prints in dark colors, Sd the yard; Para.
soils and Fans; 1900 Collars. Sleeves and Inside
Hdkfs, some very handsome; Bobbin Edangs, the
creates. variety and at less than half the usual
prices; checked Muslins, Swiss and Cambria Mus
Inns, very rich; Embroidered Muslins for Dresses,
and also for Curtsins; Ladies' Linen Cambria
Hdkfs, very fine, 90 cts, worth 37t; Embroidered
Linen Hdkts as low as SIZE, and some very rich
Ladies purchasing Dress Goods, viii consult their
own interest by giving us o call
J. MILLHISER & BRO,
iv 81 1913 Broad street
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Nv CANE TO my res;dence. two OF three
1wecks since, q small sorrcI Mare Mulc.--
ono mas scar on the left breast and had scar on
nsr shoulder, which has gotten web. Ths ownsr
VII please come forward, prove property, psy ex-
psnses and take her away.
yNO o'CONNELLJ
bowling Green, nssr Mechanics Vile Toll 0afe
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LAMBERT,s LOTTERY 0FETCE
No. 3 North Calvert street,
kAITIMORE
Opposite Barnam's Ho.eI

IUppOslte barnams Hotel)
'JSHE purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets NTH.
4 the State Of VtrSinia being now in Violation of
Jaw, ana spenoea Win heavy penalty on con
vlction, the subscriber would respectfully soirst
the orders OF his friends and others who nav fesi
disposed TO purchase. Having been resident ~
Richmond for upwards of thirty years, and bsins
pretty generally known throughout the STATE. he
assurance that all business or ptdsd 10 him will =.
promptly and properly attended to-
II Packages, single Tickets and shares, In all
the Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
G The printed Official drawings sent to
respondents Dy the firsl mail.
B Prizes csshed at sight
ADDRESS THOMAS LAMBERT,
my l4-ists RaI,;~nora
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e. ROCERIRs AND MIXTURES FOR
~ SALEs-Any person whaling 70 engage IN
10 r. G. FERGUSON,
iy2l-6ss SBsswesn ilsh sad lAhs Cary 4,
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Sailing of The 4mericn.


BosToN, July 20.-The steamer America
sailed to-day, full of passengers. She does
not take cut much specie.
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n0yNETS, BUNNkTS.-JusI received a. n
ID e BARTONS, 100 Main street, case Of Chip
Bonne,s and case Of Lawn Ronns:s, very cheap.
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