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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

FkKsH GOODs.-Kecsved this
morning, at the Ladies Saloon
Ladies White Kid and Satin slippers
Do Black Cater Boots at I-5U
Do do do do thick soles, at i.50
DO do Morocco Boots, thin soies
Do Bronze do do do do
Chiidrens Bloomer Boots, black and colored
Do thick soled Morocco and Goat Boots
Misses do do do do do
All fresh made, and of the best qualities
WHITE & PAGE, No. rs Main St,
fe % doors below Dooiey's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

agAn-.nTr5sis THE CANAL BOAT CLTN-
sSs.iESEssszzzzESz Ton. Capt. DONALD, is now rea.
oy To Ieceise freight for LyncLburg and will leave
on Wednesday evening, at three O'Clock.
ia 22-2t A s LEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

GAhDI Shs.-l5U whole boxes sardines; 800
~ do half do of the best Gillon's Brand. For sale
by SIMON B0EAVfTA & co,
fe % No 70, Msin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

ID AISINs, RAIsINs. Fifty whole poxei
HI bunch Raisins
leo hall boxes do
100 quarter boxes do
25 boxes Layer Rsisins
Just TO hand and for sale by
SIMON B0NAVlTA T. co,
fe % No rs, Main st.eet.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-17

Sa 1t Is said that Nicholas county, Vir-
9inla during the present year, has had an ac-
ces>ion OF six hundred families, who have re-
moved thiihar and purchased farms.
&. How many ionI mothers and frugal
Loa-e"ives keep ti.t;r pretty daughters and
their preserves tor some extra occasion. or for
o.a" 'i- bu.' or other. until loti. to,!I >..r
Ibis >y,.u. = IA r~r,,.,o"~,v r..c s.:.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-17
Sketch of the Sultan,

Last frdav-thrrc DAYS since saw tlc
man who l. the nominal head Of tLot II -cor,
Pa'te" and scarcely cohcrng empire once
heIu IN rigorous obedience bv fierce anG
mighty monarrh~, whose names were tbe
dread OF thl>tcndom. From a woolrn n,I
ace mnedlateI ' on the Bo>pIorl>-a fl inrr
D"lI'In9 tor hIm OF marble and of horiJ Pal
'a''iah archIt'cture- rode forth on a hand
some black horse, pale, slender man. dress
ed IN a blue trock and pantaloonS. wcarino ,bo
lafDo'>h or rct cap. which here with tbe
French has taken the place of both hat and
turhan Before him rode his Pasbows L;,b
officers OF state and war.thq men who d;s,,o.o
ol 'he money that comes into the treasury
stout men, for the most part with forjl com
l''Nlon>. They were dressed in the same
saro with hlmSclf-Thc enormous trr}ons
all" barbarlc robes which officers Of this class
Wore % Or thirty Years ago. are now only
10 be found IN the Museum of Ancient Cas-
tunes established by his SuItans father IN
me Atmeldan or Ilippodromo. Is Sultan
-'o''oo' Mediid rode lei<urclv along women
VINO Were standing in groups beside the way
reached forth petitions. wrapped in green silk
winch We're taken by some persons bcioncinr
- ''e sultan tram and handed to IA oelicer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-17

were deposited. 1t is said that the Sultan is al
ways careful to read them. He i represented
as man Of amabie disposition, who would
be glad to govern his empire better than he
does, il he only knew how, or if those who
surround him would only let him. u. T.. H.g-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-17

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-17
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-12-17
'rHE t(LEDO\I
\. G.. CH AID WICK.
llHII~HED EVERY SATURDAY

-.n k,liErpGL x C"LEl', EuilG'a.. $
..-'. 'h" -. J"hu>burv House,
rTRNS...*l 80 prt auuum. # paid within
$500 rrort. E.G.l,ri h.yurl
. r...-r'nt.nuci mti I'll arrrar-
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
rv H. II. R.
Cases recently Cured.
1NFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM

young lady, Miss Clark, aged D. had a severe at
tack of lnfammatory Rheumatism on The first of Mar.
1884, proceeding from the effects Of mercury of which
she was saiivaled, 1s47. She uEder the care of
The most eminent and kind phi ysclans in the city Of
YORK. For two weeks she was in III most agonzng
pains and every hour her friends expected that death
ioouLd retieUe her Her physician had hope Of her
recovery bottle of Ready Relief was her, and
applied, by the advice and consent of her physician,
VINO told her nurse If nolhng would give her
he thought the Relief would. In fifteen minutes she
a1as retteU ID from pain In three days she could Iedue
tae room And before the second bottle used up
was reported cured by the physician.
Il you IRE afflicted with Neuralga Graz ps Spasms
s., Relief will in a few minutes allay the most
Vloleht paroxysus. Wherever there is any pain Rad
way READY Relief will remove it,
MySteTtons Notse Battle The head well with Rad
ways Ready ke ct, keep The stomach clean and free
from acid The bowels regular with Radways ula
tor, and free from all acrimonious humors and those
persons who complein of ringing, and other unpIeas
noises in The head will certainly avoid all further
annoyance from these sources.
Hard Of Hearing. A tea-spooniul of Railways Rea
dy elief added 10 tumbler Of water and syringe in
10 the ear three tmes>a day will remedy all difficulty.
Sore Feet Battle them every night with R r hii
will remove all soreness and give them pleasant
scent. -Ir 3w59
AGESTs-A. G. Page and N. TX. Ellsworth
Bath; Edmund Dana, Wiscasset; WIN Gatcheli
Brunswick; Tibbets, Lisbon; F Thicker and
Samuel Richards, Bowdoinham; David Newbegin
Roothbay. -a-.l Swas
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
M a. T. or6I @yeS.

In this city, 26th inst, by Rev Brooks, Mr. James A
Coombs Miss Sarah e Bradley.
In Brunswick, Spencer Bartlett, Esq to Miss Caro-
line Adams Of b.
In Whte1ed, Mr. John Heath Jr of w 10 Miss Abb;e
Palmer of Pittston.
In ROckport, Mr. John G Carver to Miss Sarah Car.
yer, both OF Camden Mr. Joel Ingrahsm to Miss Ma
ry A Thurston both of Camden.
In Rockand Mr. Lorenzo Brewster to Miss Susan T
Toeman Of Rockville after IL years courtshp; Mr. E
Kenneth McLennan to Miss Mary Mckay both of r.
In Halowell, Mr. EIeazer Whitney Of belgrade to Mrs
Abigail Richards Mr. Joseph Lane to Miss Hannah
Douglass, both Of Kennebec.
In Readed, Mr. John Lee Stanley Of Winthrop 10 Miss
Arletta Plummer
In Boston, Mr. Edward w Howes to Miss Eunice
King, formerly of HaIIowell.
In Lowell, Mass, Mr. Austin Smith to Miss Pauna r
Campbell of Brunswick.
In New Bedford Mr. Rufus Griffith Of Livermore to
Miss Hannah l. Tripp of NIB.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

The steamer Franklin, from Havre via
Cowcs, 6 o'clock on the evening of the 10Th
arrived at New York, March %, with Al
passengers.
The propeller Andes put hack in conse-
quence of springing aleak when three days
out. She was discharging part Of her car
60 TO repair.
Switzerland was still agItated, and il was
feared some collision would take place.
An American lady had been arrested at
Heidelburg, charged with having revolution
ary pamphlets in her possession. She was
direct from America.
Marshal Haynau died at Vienna on the
14rh March.
Advces from Australia are to the 10Th of
January. The yield at the diggings was re,
ported greater than ever. 100000 men were
at the various diggings, averaging ten ounces
per week. Trade was brisk and prices sus-
tained except in -four.
The trade ofParis had improved. Bourse
pas exceedingly heavy, as serious complica-
tions between Austria and Switzerland were
feared. and The Pope, it was said, had post
pOnel the date Of his visit 10 Paris.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

A HOT JoKE.-Very soon after The close OF
the American Revolution depulation Of In.
dian chiefs, having some business TO trans
act with the Governor, were Invited to dine
with some Of the officials in Philadelphia
During the repast The eyes of young chief
were attracted 10 a castor Of mustard, having
in it spoon ready for use. Tempted by its
bright color, he gently drew it towards him,
and soon had brimming spoonful in his
mouth. Instantly detecting his mistake, he
nevertheless had The fortitude TO swallow il,
although it forced tears from his eyes. A
chief opposite at the table, who had observed
the consequence, but not the cause, asked
him what he was crying ior? He replied
that he was thinking of his father, who was
killed in battle.' Soon after the questioner
himself, prompted by curiosity, made the
same experiment with the same result, and
in turn was asked by the young sachem
what he was crying for p Because you
were not killed when your father was,' was
the very prompt reply.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

SAvANNAH.-The Savannah Repss5lican tells
what the people Of that city have dona and are
doing in the way Of internal improvements
Savannah contains population of about 20, 900
inhabitants. The Republican, says:
They contributed $4,000, 900 10 the Cen.
trai road, 500, 900 to the South western rail-
road. $500, 600 10 the Augusta aGd Waynes-
boro' road, $4,000 to the Macon and Wes-
tern road, $4,000 to the Milledgevile and
Eatonton roads, 100000 to the Opelika
road, endorsed Muscogee railroad bonds for
$75 900 and paid towards the State road in
the way of taxes as much as the whole of
Southwestern Georgia and the Cherokee
country together. In addition TO all this,
they have contributed at least $3.50 900 for
steam vessls, 100000 for canal connec>
ting the Savannah and Ogechee rivers, and
other considerable sums for their shipping
interest. They have built gas works at a
cost Of over 100000, and are now erecting
water works which are TO cost at least $780,
000'
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Later from Europe.
Arrival of the Asia.

The royal mail steamer Asia arrived a
New York on Friday evening at 6 O'Clock
The Asia brings Sc passengers.
ENGLAND. The news offers noih'ng eA
traordinary.
The English and continental markets are
alike dull With all the influx OF gold, mon
ey in England is becoming tighter.
The African Mail Steamship, the Fore
runner. arrived at Plymouth on Tuesday
evening, the 9Th inst, from Fernando Pe
Jan. 80. Cane Coast Castle 9Th, and Sierra
Leone 14th February.
The Admiral in command of the British
souadron had destroyed several slave settle
meuts aud barracoons.
The health along the coast was on the
whole good.
FRANcE. There is no political news.
A French Consulate is to be established
at Broussa, the residence of Add -el-Kade
M. de Solms, husband of Madam de Solms
whose recent expulsion from France caused
some talk, has gone to Havre to embark fol
America.
SWITZERLAND. The Daily News cores.
poudent from Berne and Geneva, represents
the political condition of Switzerland 10 be
one of great excitement.
Petitions for the convocation of the Fed
eral Council are IN circulation.
Great discomfort is felt with the Federal
Executive because il has not published the
Austrian notes and its own reply, and then
thrown itself upon the nation.
AUSTRIA. The Emperor has quite recov.
cred his wound, indeed, was al no time
dangerous to life. He has conferred a
small pecsion on Lebenny's mother.
HUNGARY. From Pesth, lst inst, il was
stated that Nozlopy, chief of geurillas, and
three of his accomplices, one of whom was
tutor Of Kossuth's children were TO he exc
cued on the 81. Accounts to the 5Ih say
that the executions took place at Peslh on
the day specified.
Andrusfy was shot in the Neugebuve and
the other three hanged at the usual place of
execution before the Ulloer Cater. A great
crowd attended. Larkozy suffered frst.-
Nozlopy, the last, says the Presse, was the
only one who showed no sign Of repentance.
ITALY. At Milan there is no relaxation of
Austrian oppression. Citizens are forbidden
10 approach the sentries, aud nj. Beruari
having failed to observe the regulation was
bayoneted. The number Of arrests made in
Milan between the 9th and 25th February,
was over 600.
TUSCANY. An English officer had been
expelled from Tuscany, on suspicion of be.
ing engaged in forming revolutionary COM
mttee in Florence. His name is George
Crawford, brother Of Mr.. Crawford, Member
OF Parliament.
The Austrians had occupied the fort of
Belvedera and the fortress of Basso, and d.
rected the Tuscan artillery to be removed
there.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

ARREST FOR RoBBING THE U. S. MAIL.-Last
Friday afternoon man named Foy was arres-
ted at Newburyport upon the charge of rob-
blng the u. S. mail between that city and Law
renee. 1t seems that the accused had been
suspected of dishonesty for some time past, as
sundry amounts of money which were duly
mailed 10 pass between the two places failed of
reaching their destination. Friday decoy
package was mailed at Lawrence to go to New
buryport. the Postmasters at each place being
informed of the fact. The package was not
in the mail when it reached Newburyport, and
Foy, who had charge of the mail, was arrested,
as before stated, and committed to Jail to
await an cxamination.-Boston Journal.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BostOn-Ar Esd, brig Round Pond, Pierce, Darier
1lth inst.
Ar 26th, bark Altoona, Arey, Galveston.
New YOrk-Cld Gath, ship Kossuth, Bell, Liverpool
Mary varney, Cruise, Goree WIN Fullerton, and Orln,
ST John, Rodbird, Matanzas.
PhiIadcIPhia-Cld2 24th ship Sarah G HYDE Snow
New Orleans
Up, ship Pelican State, Weeks, for San Francisco
soon.
Went TO Goth, ship Sarah Hyde.
Ar 27th, ship Arlington, Ryan, Liverpool.
+ APnlachicOla-Al 10th, bark Florence, Potter
London.
In port lith, bark Florence, for Boston, Idg
Ar 18th, ship Delaware, Patten, London.
Savnnnnh-W ent TO sea abt 18th inst, brig Marcia
Bath.
Perkins, Bath.
San Francisco-Ar Goth, sch S jackson, Sinp
son. Bath Sept 10.
POrfsmOuth-Below abt 22d, brig Matanzas Nor
ton, MaanZas via Portland.
Cid 23d, ship Luminary, Thompson, Mobile, and an
chored of Warren ship Rhine, Doane, for do.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

Cheese.
PRIME lot of Cheese just received and for sale by
n Mar 80. A T ROBINSON
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

FIRE IN PORTLAND. We learn from the
Portland Advertiser that the Green street
House and stable in that city were destroyed
by fire on Sunday night, together with coop
er's shop on Canton street, in the rear of the
stable. The dwelling house of S. Fl. King was
considerably damaged, as were also some small
buildings. The tavern house belonged to Mr..
David Ross, and was insured for $4,000 at the
Hartford Company.
A member OF Engine Co., No. 5, named T..
falling of some ceiling.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

CD R00 WORTH OF Stoves, and Stove Dealers
epO,OOO Stock, al Auction.
The subscribers will sell, per order of j. Dearins
Assignee, The Broad street, heretofore oc
cupiedby Munroe & Goodrich, commencing
Wednesday. April 13, at 8 O'Clock; NJ A.,
unless disposed of private sale, previous 10 Aprl
81 H. all the stock in ga id Store.
The stock is large and well selected, and Offers n
opportunity for dealers, for any wishing 10
go into the business The stock consists in part of
Cooking Stoves various patterns Parlor Stoves yari
patterns Paror Coal Crates, Sheet Iron Air Tight
Stoves Wire, Sheet Iron, Tin Ware, Pumps Tubing.
Agricultural Tools, Chains, &C., &c.
10 For particulars, see large Posters, which will
be issued in due season. Terms liberal.
Bath, March 81. 3w40 OWEN 4 Co, ,Auct,rs
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Coffee, Teas, g.
Nice Fresh Citron,

A ND superior article Of Bay Wafer, just receive
n and for sale by A Il ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

Just Received
A PRIME lot of Sugars, such Granalzed, Pow
II dercd, Muscovado. Crushed Coffee Crushed, Ha-
yana Brown, Portland and B also a superior 10; Of
Loaf Sugar. A T ROBINSON.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
% g 81 { il g.

In this city, Esd inst, Miss Anna Jenkins, aged 81.
In Dresden, Solomon Blanchard, aged SO.
In Hallowel Mrs Olive Johnson aged 66 Miss Ade-
line Johnson aged 29; Mrs zabeh Johnson aged 81
Francis Eugene Stearns aged 90 Ellen Jewett Of East
Madison, aged Is.
In Windsor Thomas s harrington, aged IS.
In Dover, H. 18th inst, after illness of days. Miss
Eliza Hurd, sister of the Hon Ezekiel Hurd, aged "a
years and months.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

He who has love for nature can never be
alone. In the shell he picks up on the shore
in the leaf fading at his feet-in the grain
of sand and the morning dew he sees enough
to employ his mind for hours. Such mind
is never idle. He studies the works of his
Maker, which he sees all aronnd him, and finds
a pleasure of which the devotee Of sin and
pleasure can form no conception.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Hofoaoay's Ointment and Pills, for the cure o.
Scrofala, Cancerous Wounds and old Sores

Asa Avory, youth, the son of Mr. James Avory OF
Ramsey, Cambridgeshre, was severely afflicted with
scroiulous wounds for three four years. and during
ihat period many remedies tried, but without
least benefit whatever being derived from them. In
inns deporable state MI Jos Sergeant mist Of Ram
sey, recommended him to use Holloway's Ointment
ahd fIilsi aud these invaluable medicines have been
The means Of efectualy curing the boy of his shocking
complaint in very brief space of time They are All
eicacious remedy for bad legs, old Dres, gouI and
rheumatism. See advertisement. Undo
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

RAHRoAD MEEr1No.--The Corporators Of
the contemplated Railroad from Lewiston Falls
to Topsham Depot, and persons friendly to
said Road are requested to meet at Bath, on
Thursday, the 7th day of April next, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. SAML. MOODY.
Fer order Of the Corporators.
Lewiston, March 2I, 1863.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
EASTERN TIMES
So MARINE JOURNAL. ssa


THURSDAY, March FL.
ARRIVED.
Brig John Marshall Collins, Rappahannock.
MONDAY, March 20.
CLEARED.
Ship Windward, new, sls tons) Aiken, N York.
Sch Merom, Lowden MARYLAND, Ms.
ARRIVED.
Sch Gen Scott, Harnden Ycomico.
TUESDAY, March 29.
ARRIVED.
Sch Hylas, Snow, Boston.
Sch Geo Davis, Pinkham Boston.
SAILED.
Ship Harvest Queen, (new) Manson, New Orleans.
Ship Windward, (new) Aiken, New York.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

PORTLAND APPoINMENr.-The Portland Ad-
vertiser states that despatch was received in
that city on Saturday, announcing that the
following appointments had been fixed upon to
be sent into the Senate Monday, viz: Ezra Car
ter, Jr., for Collector of tha, port Benz Kings
bury, Jr., Surveyor; and N. L. Woodbury.,
Postmaster.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

Ice. The Boston Post says no ice has been
cut in the vicinity of Boston for some time
past, and the crop will be shorter and the price
higher than for several years. number of
enterprising men on the Kennebec have been
stacking some large piles of the article for a
month past, and we are glad to see they stand
SO good chance for making business opera
ton out of it.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

WIFE RETURNED.-Mrs. Gem, wife of
Captain Gem, of the schooner Prospect, and
her child, together with the mate, four sea-
men. and three passengers, who abandoned
the Prospect on the night Of the 18th inst,
when she was in contact with an unknown
vessel, arrived al New York on the 26th inst,
in the British Nova Scotan, which took
them from the brig Sampson, bound from
New York for St. Marks, the vessel which
was in contlct
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

FIRE IN RocKLAND.-A fire broke out in
Rankin's block, Rockland, at o'clock on
Monday morning last. The lower part was
occupied as stores, and the upper part as
dwellings. MIR. +. Gay had just got 10 a
new stock of goods, valued at SIS 900, all de-
stroyed. No insurance. The families oc-
cupyng the rooms above, barely escaped in
their night clothes. The store was entirely
consumed, insured for $1,000. Store valued
at S250O
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

AccIDENT.-On Thursday afternoon, Mr.. Al
bion Dunning, of Brunswick, Me-, a ship-car-
penter, while at work upon the new ship at
Fernald & Petigrew's ship-yard, Portsmouth,
fell from astage and broke his thigh.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
SPOKEN.

Feb 22 lat 20 oe, Ion Ga 49, ship wurtemburg I'm Havre
for New Orleans.
Feb a. lat 49, Ion 34 ship Dirigo, Doane, fm Glasgow
for New York.
March g. lat so, lon 7, ship Switzerland, Carter, from
Liverpool for Philadelphia
No date, off Gun Key, ship Dublin Skolfeld, from
GreenoCk for Mobile.
March 20 al "a 80, Ion 79 80, ship Advahce (o DAM
ariseotta) Child I'm Mobile for Havre.
Feb 27 off the Great lsaacs bark Chas Thompson, rs
ds from Bordeaux for Orleans, and supplied with
nroYisiOns.
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

O The Caloric Ship is said 10 be the creates, won
der fthe age, which is the Balm Of thousand
Flowers which is unequalled for removing tan, freck
les, &c, from the skin.
Sold by SAWYER Il MAGoUx and WIN. b. srEARNs
Eastern times., 1853-03-31

8B E. K. Butler, Esq, of Hallowell, has
laid on the table of the editors of the Gazette
at that place. an egg weighing over quarter
of pound. The Gazette significantly inquiries
"Whose hen beats thats"
Eastern times., 1853-03-31
Piano Forte Tuning.

MR. CALVIN EDWARDS, OF Portland, will Wait this
wi city every fortnight, and Pianos for all persons
who may desire. Mi T. wards has been for many
years manu- JaetBrer Of pianos, which not sur
passed by any made aud his reputation tuner, is
moi equailsd by any person in The Stale.
G5- Orders left al SAWYER x Magouns Bookstore,
will receive prompt attention.
BAH. Mar Is, 1853. SO