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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

DR. HUNTER WILL FORFEIT ANY SUM IF FAIL
IL ing to any that may under his
matter how long ding affecting Patients invite
ed to his old and long Dpensary No.
have been in the selection of physician in
yted to call Twenty of practice enables the Doc
under his eae All private Open until ten
o'clock at night He will mail his medical book to post
paid address gratis.
nR. WARDS REMEDIES COMPRISE TIM ACCU-
INFLATED experience OF all the celebrated Of every
rally 81 His thanks rendered for the liberal patronage
extended 10 him. Certificates Of aud skill be
mined at his office, No 30 Canal street. exactly dosr
gratis by ahe sick and diseased Patients in the country
receive his remedies by Correspondents
requested to be particular in mentioning the form Of all
physician in the world has cured many chronic
No hospital In New York has such multiplicity OF
his private establishment All post letters
In the will be relieiousy attended to.
HYGIAsTIKA.-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE
for neuralgia, tic doloreux, toothache head
ache and rheumatism in the head and preventive of
sonvuons or other complaints attendant early
during the period Of teethng has been
and being successfully administered in tho form Of
be next the skin by the patient
An eminent German discovered the virtues OF
made and prescribed the mode Of application The notice
Of the public not therefore, called to quaek medicine,
but medic recommended by Of the most emf
the pores of the skin directly upon the diseased
aordng generally Instant and always permAnsnt
relief and eectng permanent cure Patients who after
to prescription, ind relief ut the close Of
Rod by thS ss%s receive s.sa A;r
TEsTrxoEy-I hereby certify that somposton d
The necklace offered Schuner Muldsnsr
Of such nature to unfangly produce The most sass-
factory results - e. BkAUNLlCH, H. Ds
kvN-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

A uGTioN NoTICE.-A HOUSE, sPLENDIDLY FUR
nished with rosewood and mahogany furniture pier
asses velvet carpets, elegant window curtains wardrbes
mirror doors dressing bureaus paror suits in brocae
WITH All other articles Of housekeeping Inquire Of VIM
WITTERS, No. 1877 Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14
MEDICAL.

nR. CLARK, MEMBER OF THE UNIvERsITY OF
IL New York, be consulted at 4S Canal street. two
doors east of Broadway for quick and Office
hours from to 10 A. H., and from to 9P. n.
nR. COBBRTT, 10 DUANE STREET, MAY BIZ CON-
~ suited the treatment of diseases Twenty res
In his speciality enables him TO make speedy cures The
victims qnaekey apply with the certainty Of being
honoraby treated N. B-Dr. c. is menbsr Of the New
Vork Iuiv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

RY S. HEGEMAN AUCTIONEER-FRIDAY APRIL
~ 10 At 10Y o'clock, A. M at IA Fulton avenue, Brook
yn the stock and fixtures Of store consisting
and green teas counters scales and weights shelving
frigerators, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

TTENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERs WILL
sell at auction this day. April 18th at loh o'clock in
large three story house No. "a Franklin street near
broadway household furniture consisting of fine tapes
try carpets furniture covered in brocatee
centre tables rosewood and mahogany sofas and parlor
chairs side tables mahogany extension tables gilt
frame French plate pier glasses marble slab and brackets
Also mahogany centre tables Brussels and ingram
ottoans carved window seats; mahogany bookcases do
carved bedd wahstands dressing bureaus with
marble tone rocking and chairs lace and muslin win
dow curtains and cornices rich toilet SETS English oil
cloths plated rich china dining and to. sets
cut glassware mechanical and hall lamps, mantel clocks
vases &C. &c. Also, elegant az octave
rosewood panoforte, cost $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-14

IyRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To CONTRAC
~ tors Sealed proposals endorsed Proposal for sewer
Madison street, also with the Of tho
persons making same the date of its
will received at the sfce Of the Croton Aqueduo De-
paYtment until Monday The 18th day Of April 1883 at II
o'clock NJ to bund sewer with the necessary receiving
cuverts in Madison street. from the
built Jefferson to point about ten feet east Of
Rutgers street. being in length about s feet The plan
and all other relating thereto be obtained
- NICHOLAS DEAN. President Of the Croton
Nav York April T. 1888 Adueduet Department..
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yIRcTNTA LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY, March J
House Of Delegates.

House Of Delegates.
A bill was reported providing for paying FOL
the printing of the Debates OF the late Virgi
mia Convention.
The following patriotic resolution was offer.
ed BY Mr.. Jackson, of Wood, and adopted
ayes IS, noes 8.
Resotred, That the House of Delegates,
with the consent Of the Senate, will adjourn,
sine die, on Monday, the 4th day of April
next.
On motion of MIR. Echols, Senate bill, APP
propriating four millions Of dollars fol-. the
construction of the Covington and Ohio Rail.
road, was taken up, and after the rejection OF
proposed amendment, the bill was rejected
ayes 43, noes "a.
The following bills were also rejected
A Senate bill authorising q subscription to
the stock of the Rivanna Navigation Company
ayes AZ, noes 42-and
A bill incorporating the PowelPs Fort Turn
pike Company, and authorship State SUD-
scription thereto-ayes 6S, noes ~.
A bill, in relation to the Richmond ana re-
tersburg Railroad, came up as the order OF the :
day, and was postponed and made the order Oh
the day for Wednesday at III o'clock.
The following bill was passed: -, -,
A bill authorisipg the HowardsVilie ana
Rockfsh Turnpike Company TO increase tnelr
capital stock, and to extend their road 10 Alum
Springs in Rockbridge. ,,,
Various Internal improvement bills We're Ia
ken up, and again laid on the table, the pa
irons being unwilling TO place them on their
passage to-day.
The House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Yesterdays Enquirer devotes its leader to
sketch the Wing meeting Friday night.
The Wing alludes to the recent introduction
OF the habit Of cheering into the galleries of
the U. S. Senate chamber, as circumstance
marking the advent of the new Administration.
The Wig has an article on the refusal of the
Virginia Legislature to take the States share
of the land fund, which il considers as even
below that fellow who is characterised by say.
ing, "He bites his own nose off ID spite his
face"
The Times approves the action of the large
Wing meeting Friday night. Some slight op
position was manifested. it says, in certain
quarters, against strictly party organization
"but an overwhelming majority of those pre-
sent approved the plen, and evinced an infexi
BILE determination to carry il into effect:n snf
the Times doubts not that the action of tbe
meeting will he ultimately approved by the
whole Wing party of the city. The Time,
makes an earnes, appeal to the Wings of the
city TO combine and strengthen their partv ~,
ganizahon. The Republican also appIsuss
Inc action OF the meeting, and urges the Why's
10 go with their organization ; both nsners
holding up the alleged prescriptions and mo.
nopolization OF Offices by the Democrats -
reasons to stimulate the Wings TO extrsors;n..
ny exertions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

The New York Express commends an ap.
paratus recently ius ented by Professor kidder,
of that city, which controls the few of gas at
the point of it's most economical combustion,
and checks the waste caused by the pressure
from the Gas works equal to thirty per cent,
beyond the amount required by the consumer.
Thus, saving the consumer like per centage.
The apparatus is self.regulating and acts
equally on one or one thousand burners. Ills
in use at the Express Office, where its operation
has been equal to the antcpations of its in
ventor, and equally satisfactory and economi-
cal to the editors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22
. The WORLDS FAIR.-

A HARRINGTON, importer, msnufactur.
or and wholesale and retail dealer in oil Havana
and Principe Cigsrs, Tobacco. Sauff, Pipes, Cigar
Cases, Canes, POrtmoniss, &c. Also, a general as
sortment of fnecut Chewing and Smoking Tobec
co. The attention of the public is respectfully SO.
licited to the large and desirable stock have on
hand, which viii be sold at the lowest market
price.
N. B.-A fresh supply of E. Goodwin e. Brothers.
fine cut Chewing an Smoking Tobacco shortly to
arrive at 81 so and s5 per gross Try some of this
fine article. For sale by
JAMES 4. HARRINGTON,
NH 2l-d&w2W* No. l64 Main and 10th st.
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See Richmond Wing of 18th. NH %


E Answer to s'Independenr Whig.,,-
If you will wait until the Gay OF election, your
anxious enquiry will receive satisfactory re
sponse. In the meantime, do not trouble yourself
or the Wing party, OF which you pretend to be a
member, by circulating statements which the least
enquiry would satisfy you were untrue. Leave
that to our opponents. We happen to have copy
of the famous "Lee declaration and know that
Sampson Jones did sign it. And if you will re-
fer to the poll book of the election in which Messrs
Lee and Botss were candidates, you viii find that
Sampson Jones' voted for john Nj Bolts But how
he Others voted in that election, was not sub
ject of enquiry in the con. entiotwhich nominated
him. The meeting doubtless felt that it was due TO
themselves, to the whole Wing party and to the COM.
mercal community, that competent, Industrious
faithful man should be selected for tie Office of
Gauger. They possessed and exercised the right
of selection, even between Wings. Were they to
overlook the fact, that hundreds were opposed to
the reelection of the presen. incumbent? That of
the 1749 votes cast tor Gauger in 1851 he received
only 1876, and barely got in oy plurality vote and
that in 1852 he Jared little better We ask, were
these facts to be dsregarded by the Wing party, in
framing such ticket would be acceptable to the
party and subserve the best interest of the city p
Public good and Wing success must override per-
sonal preferences.
NH 22-1t* A TRUE WIG.
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u Rheumatism Cured Eight Years

Rheumatism Cured-Eight Years
neutrality-suspicious. can't stand before the E0n
dertHE Cures of HGmptoas Vegetable TinctEre -
Messrs MORTIMER & MowBRAY- Gents My
wife was for more than eight years, agreat
| sufferer from Chronic Inflamatory Rheumatism;
at times she was entirely helpless her limbs
much swollen, her hands contracted, and to ap-
pearance out OF Joint. She had the advice of the
best physicians tried the various liniments and
other remedies she had heard Of but received but
partial, if any relief.
She obtained your Hsmpton's Vegetable Tine.
ture, which must say, she took withou. any ad.
vice, IS then had no confidence in its curing her
as she had tried so many remedies before (a prom.
islng to cure) without any success.
am now happy to say your in valuable Tincture
has restored her to perfect health, which continues
TO this date her present appearance is that of the
picture OF Health ITSELF she not having any attack
tor year or more.
Before taking the Tneture, she was also sutjsct
to severe attacks of the headache; they also are
toration by your Tincture and confidently COM
mends to the afflicted rejoicing to hear the great
success that attends its use.
now truly believe it to be an uneoualled medi-
cine. Yours,
TEOs M YEAKLE,
Grocer, No 76 Pearl street. ,
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture is purely vegei
table, warranted free from all mineral substances
This Tincture, by its mild, pleasant, and safe &C
ton on the stomach, liver, kidneys, lungs and the
nervous system, cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
diseases OF the Urinary Organs, Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchial Affections, Consumption, Scrofuls Kings
Evil, Worms, Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia St
Vitus Dance, Fits Nervous Affections generally,
Fistula Piles, Bowel Complaints, with ali diseases
arising from impure blood As remedy for the
various arrangements of the female system it
seems to have no superior.
Gail and get pamphlets gratis, containing history
OF this medicine, showing some of the vast mum.
Der of cures it has made, at
MORTIMER & MowBRAY's,
$40 Baltimore st, and 304 Broadway, Y, and by
o Strecker, Richmond; DIR Cooke Co, Fred.
ericksburg; L Jones Il Co, Petersburg, and by
Druggists generally. NH %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

STATE AGRICULTURAL SocIRTY.-Gen. VIM H.
Richardson, who is authorised to receive subscrip
tons and obtain members for the Society, respect.
fully requests that any who may not have been
called upon, or whom he may not have been able
to find, and who wish to subscribe will be good
enough to notify him through the post Office or by
note left at the countingroom of D. c. Randolph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

b. w. STARkE, Attorney At
R>Ss Law and Notary PubIic.-Practices
in all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public, particular attention viii
be paid to the taking of Dispositions (n or out of
his office Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Dover, &c. Claims for collec.
ton entrusted to him, promptly offended to-
Office removed to No 30, three .Jors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 2-lv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22
- Steam Power Printing Presses.

Steam Power Printing Presses.
NSA No business will succeed to The satsfac-
ton of its conductor without advertising, and no
better media present themselves than those of
Cards, Circulars, Handbilis, &c. To meet
the demands of the advertising pubic, the subscri
Der is now running his Presses by steam. Mer-
chants and others, therefore, will find it greatly to
their interest to call and examine his stock of
Cards, Papers, &c. Every description OF Book and
Job Printing executed in the best style, and at low
rates. CHAS. n. WYNNE,
Ground Floor, doors below Exchange Bank.
NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

THE CATHoL1cs.-The present is the last week
in Lent. 1t is called "Hoy Week or Passion
Week" by both the Catholic and Episcepaian
Churches. Last Sunday was Palm Sunday, or the
day of Christs entering into Jerusalem. Next Sun.
day is easter Sunday the day Of the great tri-
umph over Death and the Grave Last Sunday g
large congregation attended the Cathedral and the
distribution of Palms took place The Rev. MIR.
TELLING preached very good sermon on the oc'
casion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

CoNTINUEp.-The case of Scott Fleet, free re-
gro, came up for examination before senior Alder.
man Evans yesterday. He was charged with bur-
glariously entering the store of Messrs Morelh g.
Canaly, on Main street, between 2lst and 22nd
Streets and stealing therefrom divers articles of the
value Of $50 on Thursday evening last An alb
was proven, and Fleet was dis charged from Gus.
tadv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

DIR. GOOdridge A. Wilson offers
NJ his Pr OCCASIONAL services to the citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity. He may be found
at all hours at his office, on Governor street. oppo
site the Governors house. ia l2-2ru*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

AssAULr.-Henry Tucker was arraigned at the
Mayors Court yesterday morning, on the charge of
using abusive and threatening language towards
Mordecai CARMEL on the 18th instant. Tucker was
required to give security in the of $50 to keep
the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

The WOODBURY. BANK.-We understand
that the Woodbury. Bank closed on Tuesday
Some of the banks of New York and Bridge
port examined its affairs in the early part of the
week, with view to its assistance, but lis con-
dtion did not justify any advances on their
part. The bills held in the neighhborhood
must pretty generally have been redeemed, as
the run continued three or four days before
they closed their doors. The Bridgeport Stan
dard says the bank is closed until Monday
Nep Hdren Jeursdl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

9 To the Voters of Monroe Ward
The following ticket is submitted to the Voters of
Monroe Ward, and il is hoped will be sustained on
the day OF election. These gentleme are known
to the interest of Monroe Ward and tbs whole
city, and much devoted TO the interest OF the
rpsople:
EoR CoUNcILKEN-J Anderson 8 D Denoon,
D Saunders, c Dimmock.
FoR ALDERMEN-W Allen, James Bray, w
Glazebrook, Win. field
VOTERS OF LEIGH STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

ALAupAsLx ENTxxrnzsE.- Temperance Hail.
schsns has been projected By ihe Temperance
Societies Of this city for the building Of magnif.
cent Han 70 be called Temprancs Hall, upon the
lot on the corner Of Broad and TIL street, obque.
~ opposite the Theatre. II 10 proposed to build
the Hall BY subscription of stock BY the associa-
| tons and others; and from the indications 1t il
shsrt time.
The lot fronts On Broad street 165 feet and runs
back to an alley half the depth of the square
giving space for an immense hall and several
lodges or division rooms It Is proposed to devote
| the basement to stores, and the second and third
| floors to the Grand Hall in the division rooms
There will be two entrances on Broad street-one
at each end of the building. One OF these is ex-
clusivey for the hall, the other for the division
rooms, of which there viii be four very large and
comfortable ones. So there will be no confusion
of throngs entering the building with different OBJ
jects. The great hall will be l35 BY Is feet-a very
ample enc indeed. In the rear there will be two
committee rooms with doors opening into it. Tie
seats will be gradually elevated from the stsge to
the opposite wall for which the pitch of the cell
ing will be ample, being at least Seventeen feet.
The plan seems to be q very admirable one, and
the projectors design that the building shall be
highly or namental TO the part of the city in which
it is located. The spacious hall might be grea,
public accommodation. We trust il will be soon
erected. We consider the scheme one that will
amply repay its projectors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

EE Francis v. Sutten, ksq:-Dear Sir
Having seen in several Of the city papers your name
adverted to as suitable person to ill the Office of
mayor we take the noerty OF asking first: If you
viii consent that your name shall be used for this
officer and particularly enquire that in the event
your election as Wing would you be Instrumental
in removing political opponent who was acknowl.
edged to be an efficient officer.
NH 01-1ts MANV VnTEpS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

r Capt. DInmocK feels grateful to "mapy
citizens, but circumstances compel him to decline
their invitation to serve in the City Council if
elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

CoNTINUED.-Wiliiam Taylor, arrested in De.
fault OF pass, On Sunday evening, was on yester.
day arraigned before his Honor, but owing to the
absence of witnesses, the case was continued until
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

PEARSON Brownlow is in Savannah. He
nas been taking an interest in that town in the
commercial struggle betweeni it and Charleston
aha no" Brother Brownlew goes down 10 pe,
.ne people there to take little in,srus, in him.
ne 10 very interesting man!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

NAhSlN1A.-At CIrcaiI Court OF the city u
Richmond, held al tho State Courthouse ia The
said city, on Saturday, the 9Th day ST january
1883, William Palmer and John Enders. executors
OF John Enders, deceased, plaintiff against Alexsp-
der Hutchinson, sheriff of the county of Henrico,
ond as such, administrator de bonis non with the
viii annexed, of Giles w Hale deceased; John
FERGUSON, Sergeant OF the city Of Richmond
and as such, administrator OF Rosina Hale widow
OF the said Giles w B Hale; Samuel Hale and Alice
dale, sarah Hale and Giles w Hale children of
the said Giles w Hale, deceased: infsnts under
the age OF twenty one years, by Writ Roberts, their
GUARDIAN ad Item assigned TO defend them in this
suit-deiendants. In this cause, amongst other
talngs, ine Court doth sdjudge, order and decree
having given due notice to the creditors Of the Es
tate OF the said Giles w Hale. deceased. of the
ume and place Of taking proof OF their debts, by
pubhshag the same for four weeks, In some news-
paper published In the city Of .Richmond-do take
an account Of the debts siil due, and owing, from
the estate OF the said Giles w Hale, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22
MAkhlEkb,

On 18th March, in Louisa county, by ine Rev
Samuel Harris, Mr.. RIG HARD S. GLAZEBROOK,
of Richmond, to Miss MARY E. HOPE, of the
former place. -
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MANY VOTERS.

q To the Voters of the City of Rich
mond.-At the request OF several OF my frienas,
and in accordance with my own wish, do hereby
announce myself IS candidate for the Office Of
High Constable ofthe City of kirhmond. should
it please my fellow citizens to elect nae, pledge
mysel to devote my undivided attention the du
ties OF the Office. NH 81 t6l b. SLADE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

% A CARD.-GraIefal 10 my felow-ci:i.
zens for their good feeling heretofore manifested
towards me, respectfully announce myself can
didste for reelection 10 the Office Of High Con.
stable. BEVERLEY BLAIR
m Hide
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

A letter from the Cherokee Nation, dated
Feb. 18th, says that the Camanche Indians had
attacked Fort Arbuckle, and captured num-
Der of cattle. They were, however, driven of,
with the loss of several men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

E Gusger's Card-To the Voters of
the City.-GENTLEMEN Grateful for past ia
vors, / again announce myself, most respectfully,
candidate for re election.
NH lid. i STR ORIA
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70 Jefferson Ward-FoR CoUScILmES-
r haskins, J ii Darlington, M Tarott N B Hill
and Thos Hargrove.
For ALDERMEN -Alfred Inloes Edwin Farrar,
L Royster, r Sanxay and Bodeker.
The voters OF this ward will keep good look out,
they will loose some CT their most efficient OF.
hcers.
NH 1876" MANY VOTERS
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"AGATHA's HusBAND'-A Novel, by the author
of "olivs," the "Ogilvies," &C.; Harper e. Brs-
theirs, New York. We are indebted to Mr.. T. Fl
Gresham, of the Broad street Periodical Depot fer
acopy.
We are also indebted to Mir. Gresham for the last
number of "Yankee Notions"
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D0ARnING,

ROARBING.-A Gentleman and his WIS., -
~ TWO single Gentlemen, can be aecommod a,a ~
with Board, in pleasant residenee an Gsss.
street. address Box GA. ~, % 1 s,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22

~ City Guager.-Tot the Voters Of the Gig
Of Richmond AT the request of large number
OF friends, and in accordance with m own de.
sircs hereby announce myself candidate for
the Office of City Gusger. should i. be the pleas.
ure OF my fellow citizens to confer the office On
me, promise to devote my individual attention to
the duties thereof, and every exertion to give
universal satisfaction. Very respectfully yours,
NH 9-lm+ SAMPSON Jones