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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

u Now that cur pleasure seekers are about
leaving for the Mountains, Springs and Watering
portant dutiea-such as having plenty of money in
their pockets, &c-to have their Pictures taken.
We have among US at the present lime, at least
three good Artists in this line as can be found
any where-PRATr, WHITEHURST and SIMONS
and we take pleasure in recommending either of
these gentlemen to our readers nv 10
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NV MUSIC, MUSIC.-P. ID. IAYLUk
Vii ~ is constantly receiving new and standard
MsEJsk Music and has just received the following
The Trot GaIlJp
Oak Leaves Waltz, Schouisch and Polka
Fanny Fern Waltz
Desdemona do
Premier do
Juana do-sentlmentel
La Doleessa do
L'Heliatrop DOLBY w v Wallace
LIE Dahlia do-by DO
Pensey Moi do-by do
La Rose DOLBY do
Grace Greenwood Polka.
At his Music Store, 100 Main street
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RLANk BOOhs. BLANK BOOAS.-
- A. MORRIS respectfully solicits the attention
OF country and city merchants to his assortment of
Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, &c. &c. He has at
tached TO his establishment an extensive Bindery,
in which he employs the best workmen, and manu-
features TO order and keeps cons nifty hand
Blank Books and Mercantile Account
Books. OF superior quality, OF every variety OF
size and style of binding-warranted to be made
of the best materials and in the most durable man.
ner.
Blanks for lawyers, sherifs, clerks of courts, OF
every variety, constantly on hand, or printed and
bound 10 order. All orders from clicks of courts
for Blank Books or Blanks of any description exc.
cuted promptly my l3
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EF- If you Want Something Very Nice
for Tea, send TO VIM FALCONER'S Bakery, III
Main Street, jabout o'ciosk, ?. NJ, and get some
Tea Risruits NH lift
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ry@ SIere0scOpe Daguerreotypes's III
NAV well he said we live in an age of wonders dis
coveres upon discoveries follow each other SO rapid
w. and inventions second Inventions SO nqmeIousIy
can scarcely keep pace with the strides OF improve
ment in science and the fine arts We have scarcely
become familiar with the electric language OF the lei
ACKNOWLEDGMENT on its aerial courers from seaboard to
fronue throughout vast, intelligent and happy re-
publc-or ceased admiring the magical beauty OF the
delicate and truthful Dsguerreotype transtxed by the
instantaneous concentration of the SUMS rays ere
are gain astonshed by another and still superior in
| vention, the Stereoscope
We have been led TO make these remarks after look
ing at Stereoscopic likeness of beautiful young
lady, made douby beautiful by the aid of this hand
maid 10 the arts the StereoscJpe We for
get say that saw all this at SIMONS' ISL Main
| street. my15
E JAMES h. II Sara, Commissi one +
in Chaneery, Circuit Court Of the City OF Rich.
mond.
v- Office foI the present, a. the Virginia House
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~ ANTED, SIX or eight good Journeymen
w CARPENTERS, of steady habits Good
wag will sc given TO such will suit Enouire
of BEVERLY DRlNKARD.
my 12-lw Pererspurp Va
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CUNEORTs FOR sUhMEk.-kelriger
~ ators for keeping meats, vegetables, fruits,
milk, & c. sweet and cool; Water. Coolers for keep.
ing, with few pounds OF ice, water perfectly cool
for 80 hours; Ice Cream Freezars of the most sp.
proved kind, for making Ice-Cream in the short
est space of time and economical in its othsr ar
engagements, accompanied with directions for ia
voring the cream. For sale by
mvI3 BULKLEY & co, 1877 Main 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

NTANTLEs. MANTLEs!.-T. X PRICE
INl q co have just received further supply OF
new Nantes, all of the newest styles ana veHy
latest importation.
Black and White Grape de Paris Scarfs
White and Colored Bsrege Nantes
Black Silk Alboni Nantes
Black Lace, Taimss and Nantes
New style Application" Talmas and Nantes
Splendid Silk Mantles, variously trimmed
Black Lace Points, Scarts, &c.
They will receive new goods, in all of this aud
the nsxt week. and invite the attention of the pub.
lic my l2--3t
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w ants ID. Boy, (whiie or colofed) 10 put
w up Smoking Tobacco. Apply at this Office
my 1872
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Mn Want WANTED.-I wish to hire WO.
~ nnn to attend to chambers and children A
white one preferred For one that will suit. a
liberal price will be given. Apply to
E. w. TOMPEINS,
my l2-4t AtRobt Al Rnr,on,.
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WANTED.

w ANLhD TO HI h Il, two GlnLS-one 10
W Cook, Wssh and Iron and the other 10 DO
Hou'ew1rk. The best wages win DC paid to good
white Girls Apply al the corner of Main ana lat
streets of
INV l3-3 MRS BIGGS.
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EOR HIRE-A Girl II or Is years old Ap.
plyto LEWIS HILL,
nv l3-1t l3liistreet.
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UkDAR TAK-COnsumPtisn Caret.-
u The most successful remedy now IN use for the
cure of lucipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys. Eing's Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, &c, pre-
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
Persons afflicted with any of the above diseases,
who may doubt the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, are
requested to call ON the Agent, who will produce
numerous testimonials of It's great healing power
from nrivate citizens, and number of the medical
faculty. TIE medicine is yet in its infancy, and is
destined to supercede all others in the cure OF dis
eases for which il is recommended.
Call aud get Pamphlets containing certificates.
IT, Beware of counserteits. The genuine aru'
ele Is for sale by
P. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
NH 3i General Agentfor Eastern Virginia,
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nAMPHLETS containing "Iestimonlas'
L of the efficacy of Banning's Braces; an
essay on the diseases TO which they are applicable
&c, furnished gratis, by
PURCELL, LADD CO,
mvl3 Druggists, 90 Main street.
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~ ANTED-Two good joufneyUen Carpen.
w tiers, to whom liberal wages will be given. by
ALBERT WEST,
9Th street. between Grace and franklin.
my 1877
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A discussion had taken place 10 the House
otLords on Lieutenant Maury's improvement
in navigation. The government were strong
~ urged 10 meet the United States in the mat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-13

EXTRACTs VANILLA, LEMON
Ia Ross DC, for favorng Ice Cream, Custards,
&c, for sale by PURCELL, LADD IL co,
my 10 Druggists, 81 Main street
GInGhAAis.--Justo pened, sne prettlest and
~ cheapest Glnghams we have had this season.
my u q. HARTWELL Il CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

celience Of materials and Ansh that win hereafter
ensure them precedence over imported produc-
tions. That we do not rely as much upon Europe
for manufactures we have hitherto done, is a DO
sitive but not generally recognized fact While our
importations are really greater than in former
years. they are relatively less extensive when COM
pared with the vastly increased number of consumers
in our land at the present time. In past times too
lack of that prosperity which attends us now
prevented US from indulging tastes and only per
mitted US to satisfy our absolute wants. Hence, our
importations went further and supplied us to a
greater extent than they do at present Now we are
affiueht and seek to disgorge surplus funds, by
appeasing alike the calls Of necessity and extrava
gance; consequently our importations do not bear
near as large o proportion to Our consumption Of
goods as they have heretofore DONE II these state
ments be Gas is demonstrable) true, 1t must be evil
dent to all that we depend less upon foreigners, and
more upon ourselves for the supply Of our current
demands This is both satisfactory and encouraging
to our manufacturers, who manifest their apprecia
ton of the change to which we have briefly alluded,
by their exertion to render their productions
substantial and beautiful, and therefore more attrac
tive to consumers. Brown sheetings and shirtngs
are in brisk demand. Mexican traders derive great
encouragement from the recent material modidca-
ton Of the charges made upon goods imported
into that republic, and have dealt largely in
unbleached sheetings and shirtings, which are
in light supply and tending upwards. Bleached
sheetings and shirtngs are not abundant. They are
generally actively inquired for and rule firm. Cot
ton lannels are quiet and unaltered. very ANNA
ted business has been transacted in denims supern
duced by the slight concessions made by factors and
as the stocks are now reduced, they close very firmly
and buoyantly. Drills elicit more notice. They are
not freely offered, while they are in better request
in part at &c. for browns SIC. for beached; and
9ac for blues. Ginghams are moderately active and
steady at 1Oac for Manchesters and 11c for Lancas
tiers and Glasgows. Jeans are ratherscarc and held
with more frmness. Lawns arc quiet among the
wholesale trade. Jobbers are doing fair business
in them, at full prices. Osnaburgs are more sought
after, but at prices beneath the views Of holders
hence the transactions are restricted. Under the
pressure of an ample and rapidly augmenting stock
printing cloths have deprecated the active inquiry
for such goods failing to counteract the Oppressive
influence of the Sunply. We uuote--
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Prints are in limited stock, but fine assortments.
The manufacturers deserve much credit Tor the mark
ed excellence of their productions The prices asked
are not high, and will doubtless meet with the appro.
baton of purchasers. Chapin's madders and those
of the Providence Print Works very beautiful and
sell at 81 a l0c. Fancy Merrimack and Sprague
realize 10 l0ac. Stripes moro sought after, and
rule very firm. Ticks improving, both respects
demand and value. They have been pretty freely
dealt in during the week, and are now quoted by
h0ldnrs a. follnxUa
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paying investments. II may appear ct glance that
the coal business Is likely to be overdone during
the present year; and that the numerous companies
recently formed will not be able to find markets for
the large quantities of coal each contemplates send
ing to tide water; but closer examination OF the
matter win show that there Is room for all. and that
the demand is more likely to be greater than the
supply than to the contrary One million of tons of
coal from the Cumberland region win no more than
supply the demand for this kind of COAL during the
year 1868, and the probability is that than
that quantity will reach the seaboard from that region
this year. Three four times that quantity could be
mined and marketed by the different companies now
in opention but it will be impossible tor the works
of internal improvement connected with the Cumber-
land coal district to transport than million of
tons to tide water during the season. The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad cannot possibly transport more
than four hundred thousand tons, and the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal we put down at six hundred
thousand tons. Neither of these works can go be-
yond this quantity. How this will be divided among
the different companies, leave for them to arrange
This however is no criterion Of future operations As
the facilities for transportation increase the mining
operations of the coal companies will also increase
until the capacity of that region will be fully tested
uhVc DeCOIue IdVOTlLcS WIN
and they compose good portion of the business of
the Board of Brokers. Mining stocks generally are
attracting good deal of attention, and ultimately
they will become so numerous, and the transactions
in them will be so large, that board Of brokers 70,
the purchase and sale Of mining stocks exclusively
will be required. An immense amount of capital i
involved in these securities, and the time is not ia
distant when they will overshadow all the Others or,
at least, any other class In mining stocks specula
ton is at this moment active than in any other
kind. Government and State stocks, and, with few
exceptions, railroad stocks have lately been much
neglected or rather have not been offered in any
quantity Holders have desire to sell, and there is
no better way Of employing capital than in the sub
stantal securities of this market Such investments
not oily perfectly safe, but the rate Of interest
realized is about as high as can be obtained upon
short loans in the street upon ordinary uctuating
curity. There is therefore, inducement to change
investments, which accounts for the limited move
ment in the class of stocks alluded to.
The Indiana State Sentinel, of the 31st Of Janua-
ny, says that the following applications for banks
have been filed in the Treasurers Office within the
DreyiOuS week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

Brighton Cattle MARKET, FFH. AIT market-9Oo
beef CATTLE 20 pairs working Oxen 35 and calves
$3.50 sheep and $40 Swine. .prces-Beef Cattle-The
prices of last week for like quality not fully
tanned, and few remain unsod. We quote few choice
extra cattle, Sc so 81; first quality, S5 so a
So 90 second 81 rs So 80; third 81 to rs. Work
ing Oxen-No sales noticed: Cows and Caves-sses. s25,
sheep, ordinary quality, and cost high in The country
remain upsold; sales made foows-S2 u.s. SO So
81 25 s., SO So and 80. swinc-Small selected lots,
exc and 7c. old hogs 6lac. and &c. AT retail from
SIC. Sc.
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FOX sAEsEvERA A.. DWELLING 1, ~, HOUSE, .nvss iii,
dwellings,, in Fourth avenue Twenty eighth street
one in First avenue Ninth street. Terms easy,
cept two which must be cash Would let part. inquire
of FOSTER & VAN OSTRAND Lumber Dealers 445 West
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YmAHC1AL AND CouGERCIAL.
MONEY MARK EFT.

FRIDAY, Feb. 4-6 p. M.
We notice increased activity in the stock market.
Quotations were not, however sustained, and at the
close the tendency continued downward. At the
first board, Morris Canal declined per cent; Mica
iagua Transit, Great Northern Lead, /; Brunswick
Land, 4; Cumberland Coal, 4 Phoenix, "a 1; Hudson
Railroad, q; Erie Railroad Deep River Coal Co.,
4 Pennsylvania Coal Co., /. There were large sales
Df Cumberland and Phoenix Coal stocks, principally
Tor cash. Parker Vein and New Creek were firm,
and little stock offering. The three leading railroad
stocks-Erie Harlem, and Norwich-were freely
offered at quotations, but they closed heavy On the
whole, the market was luctuatng and feverish, and
ahe prospect by no means fattering to holders Of
stocks generally. At the second board there was
slight change for the better but the improvement
confined to two or three stocks. Hudson Railroad
fell of Ii per cent
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
of this port to-day, amounted to $7s,757 9S; pay
ments, $40 ,32l 87-balance, So, $780, ss 81.
After the adjournment of the board the following
stocks were sold at auction, at the Merchants Ex-
charuo hw Az Dropar
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Total since January 1st. 90 O3e 47O Sill 459 e34
Dry goods have been more sought after during
the past week. Though the local trade dispense with
large purchases and conne their operations to the
sustcnance Of their assorted stocks, the willingness
with which Southern and Western merchants, who
are here in considerable numbers, enter into con-
tracts compensates for the absence Of an animated
city demand and renders the aggregate transactions
much more extensive than those which occurred
within the same period Of last year. Shippers are
dealing moderately in domestic fabrics, which are
acquiring slowly, but regularly, reputation for ex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

Application for bank at Laurel has been made,
but there being some nformality in the articles of
Of association, they have been returned for correc-
tons. Indiana will soon be known as the "Wild
Cat State. The seeds of the storm are being sown
broadcast The harvest will ripen and the whirlwind
will be reaped.
The City Councils Of Philadelphia have subscribed
two millions of dollars to the capital stock Of the Sun
bury and Erie Railroad.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for consumption
entered for warehouse and the Withdrawals from
house. during the ending and including Shursday Feb
1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

IL four minutes walk from the depot of the Harlem
Railroad House two story, with basement lot contain
ing half acre; will be sold cheap for cash. the
owner purposes to leave the place For particulars in
quire Of n Putney the premises, Of j. W. Bunce
81 Monroe street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

IGOR sAIE-FTvE NEW BRICK TENANT HOUSES on
II Thirty first street Second avenue now finishing
on the most approved PLAN houses 20 48 feet lots 20
100 feet each Apply TO G. G. FINCENEY,
No Nassau street, from IL to O'Clock
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street 200 feet west of Second avenue size 5 by &c.
Price, 81 $50 Inquire Of W. L. COETEIYOU, 124
Bowcry, corner Grand street. No restrictions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

nor SALE = ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED AND
fitted UP oyster saloons in the lower part Of the city
Terms accommodating For particulars, inquire at $40
ppar ri str
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

| TNOR SAIE--A CLOTHING STORE IN JERSEY CITY,
IL doing large and profitable business, established
five years since The opportunity would not be offered
il the present proprieors health would allow Of his
naming Inquire at 20 Montgomery street, Jersey City
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

T1OR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THIS
II city-Three brick houses three stories high suitable
for small families situated in Eleventh street,
Thompson street, Philadelphia They will be sold cheap
lars, address a. F. ,Jox 3,O9S Post Office New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

| NOR SALE-A SEGAR STORE, HANDSOMELY STU
II ated on great thoronghfare, with good run OF
customers for small family connected, and will
be sold at barga in consequence Of the death of tho
proprietor Also large number of other business places
| Apply to WATKINS HlNE, Is Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

11oR sAIE-THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF THE
Fulton Hotel situated at the Fulton ferry Brooklyn.
The house doing good business and Is in one Of
the best locations in the city, and will be sold for cash
only Satisfactory given for selling For further
particulars apply the premises No. Il Fulton street,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

YARN FOR SALE ON STATEN ISI.AND-A FARM OR
country residence Of forty three acres with entirely
dwelling house and outbuildings well fenced and
be sold cheap. The grounds high, and command
extensive prospect and situated close to the plank
road leading to the steamboat landing, three miles dis
tsnt also well watered with springs, running brook and
fshpond, If desired part whole of the stock Of
household furniture farming utensils and choice poultry
cows horses hogs carriages, &c, will 60 with it. In
qure Of Walter Mead Esq, 08 Broadway, Talbot But
Ter ESQ., Port Richmond, S. l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

TTNO CONFECJI0NERS.-WANT TO SELL. OUT THE
Il stock, tools, and fixtures Of wholesale and retail
confectionery, with soda water apparatus cream
eexers &C. in of the greatest thorougharos In the
city. This, TO an enterprsing man. is chanos.
Apply at 81 Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

0tITY BANK OF BROOKLYN.-BROOKLYN, FEB. I,
~ 1868. Notice-A dividend Of three and one-hAk
3 per cent has this day been declared out Of the pro-
fits Of the last six months payable TO the Stockholders
and after the 18th inst The transfer book viii -
closed until that dsy r. =. PERRIN, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

NOR sALE-A HANDSOME THREE STORY BRICK
JIG house, with basement and sub cellar built in the
best manner within the last three years supplied with
Croton water bath and all the usual modern improve
ments situated between Twelfth and Twentieth streets
and near Eighth avenue. Apply to JOHN OGILvY, 149
West Eighteenth street If not sold by private bargain
this week, it will be exposed bv auction Monday the
7th inst, at IL O'Clock noon at the Merchants Ex
change, by Anthony J. Blocker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

IToTEI. FOR SALE. IN THE VILLAGE or GLEN
L Cove, L. l.. 4 miles from the steamboat landing,
known a. the Glen Cove Hotel the only public house In
the village The house IL large and commodous, being
well adapted for the business having sl the necessary
buildings viz: stables coach house. horse shed. &c
Also large garden and fruit trees The above property
will be sold with the stock fixtures furniture nc For
further information, please apply to Mr. RICHARD RAY
NOR foot OF Monroe street the Williamsburg Ferry
or TO WIN. Posi-, Glen Cove, Il. 1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

TNOR SALE-A VERY FINE TENEMENT PROPERTY
IL ON Twenty first street, between Second and Third
avenues comprising two lots, containing four sub
stantal FIVE story houses two front and two rear, built
in the best manner with Croton on every hoor Price
this property it will be found to he the best investment
in real estate Offering Apply, from to p. NJ, to
E. b. KINSIiIMEk, 319 Fourth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

THO CAPrrAILsTS,-I HAVE AT DISPOSAL SOMB
i 100000 worth Of valuable real estate near the
city and contiguous to til straight plank road to Flushing
about making, and within mile of the Greenpoink
ferry to be had in portions of $50 900 to $4,000 ct
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-Tm INTEREST ON TIE
i public stocks Of the city of New York due and p3
abba February 1s 1853 will DO paid on that day ~.
W. Edmonds Esq, Chamberlain OF tho CITY, ct tAs ~
ehanica' Bank No SO Wall street. The transfer booh
viii be closed Friday Jan A. at three o'clock, Pm 20
permitted during the period the books remain closed -
TAKE effect February LIST, 1868.
A. c. FIAGG, Comptxsl&.
Comptroller once, New York, Jan. Z, 1861
NEW YORK BAY CEMETERY. THE SHAREHOLDERS
IN of the New York Bay Cemetery Company hereby
notified that assessment of hundred dollars
each share will be DUE and payable, before the first
day Of March, 1853 their shares in said company win
be forfeited J. BEIKNAP SMITH, Secretary Once. 30
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

TyOR SAIE-LOT 26 BY ESQ., WITH FRONT AND REAR
IL house. on Thirty fifth street near Eighth avenue
house four story brick new well furnished with water
throughout and story frame house in good order
will be sold cheap Apply to r. G. PIERCE, 1,1o4
dyyay.