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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-07

CUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES-hhds. and
~ tierces, prime quality, for sale by
se6 DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO.
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EOR PLEASURE PARTIE S.-The
Il beautiful Yacht PIC MIC is for hire. She is 10
feet long and between6 and BEAM and is in charge
of experienced seaman who viii always accompany
sailing fishing parties down the River The PIC
MIC is perfectly safe and comfortably carry 10
persons. Apply to ROBT. ROACH at the office of
Dr. PARKER, on Franklin st. Sc l-6t
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~ RAPID Fallsn NAILS, including full assort-
ment Box, Lining and Fence. For sale by
set +. III. SKINKER, Gary st.
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RACON.-20 hhds. prime dry BACON
- SIDES and SHOULDERS. For sale by
SEE f. IL. SKINNER, Gary st.
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On HHDS PRIME WESTERN SIDES,
~ landing per steamer, for sale by .
se6 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
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The Raiirand Accident

CUMBERLAND, March 29.-Thelcarssto-night
from Wheeling broueh hit down the body of Fla.
vel S. Wooton, residence not known, making
the eighth victim of the acc ident. They also
report that Mr.. Gardiner, the breaksmrn, and
Dr.. Cadwallader, OF New Albany, lndiana, are
still in the neighhornood of Cheat river bridge,
well tas en- care OF, and doing we'll.
The child of Mr.. Giese, OF $, Louis, was bu-
ried here 10 day, the parents receiving the SIM
cere sympathy Of the community.
All the wounded now here are getting on
finely, and the physicians in attendance consid-
er them oil out Of danger.
The railroad company has provided amply
for the comfort and convenience OF the wound
ed.
The investigation as TO the cause Ct the acct
dent renders itcertain that there was no neg
lect OF duty on the pert of any one connected
with the train, and the wounded speak in the
highest terms Ct the conduct Of Captain Raw
lings, the conductor, who, though seriously
wounded, seemed regardless Of his condition
until all were ex,ricaied from the wreck, AMI
| taken charge ofby those who escaped itiury.
The spreading OF the rail by the foremost loco
| motive, and the breaking Of the coupling, was
| an event that could not have been foreseen OF
prevented. The train was running at a mode
rate rate, and the utmost caution was being
| used'in descending the grade.
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Dectructire Fire at Cincinnati.

CINCiSYATI, March 28.-At an early hour
this morning FIRE broke Uul in the carriage
shop ofMr. Wel,son, on Sycamore street, be-
low Third, and before il could be subduec, IF
teen houses, mostly frame, were destroyed,
rendering 80 families tiouseIess. Some of the
buildings were owned by Mrs. Bowman, OF
Philadelphia. Many OF the families los; all
they had.
A FIRE also occurred here yesterday morning.
al 2 O'Clock. II broke cut in the candy store
otR. Hall, in Main, street, near Columbia.
and communicated TO the store Of Aub, Black
d Frenkley, cIothiers, on the north, and
Messss. Little & Co.'s liquor store on the
south; which, together with the store Of Mr..
suned. The buildings were owned by VI. A.
White, Of Philadelphia, and were insured -
The goods were only partially insured. The
stock 81 w. B. Smith & Co. was much injur
ed by water. The loss is about $4,000
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TRUSTEES .ALE OK A HOUSE and
Il LOT ON MARSHALL STREET-Ey virtue
OF a deed of trust, executed by Edward Crouch an6
wife to the subscriber trustee, dated gath March
1851, and duly recorded in Henrico County Cour,
and in accordance with the provisions thereof, be
ing requested by the sssgnees of the beuefciaries
named in said deed, shall, ON Friday, the first
day OF April next, commencing ar O'Clock. P. NJ,
upon the premises, sell TO the highest bidder the
property conveyed il said deed, being 10; of LAND
situated the county of Henrico on tae South eide
of or Marshall street, near its Western termins-
lion, opposite the residence Of Mr. Z Isuel front
ing IS fees aud running back l4l feet s. inches and
upon which not stands three story brick house,
nearly new and now occupied by said Crouch
The title TO the above property is believed to be
good, but acting as trustee, shall convey with the
usual warranty only.
Terms will be made known at the SALE
NH % JAMES Nj. TAYLOR, Trustee
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The Case of Spring, SC.

PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-rhe argument
for new tr0! in he case Of Spring, convicted
of murder, was closed in the Court this morn.
ing. The judges will not render their decision
before 10 morrow, when they will. in ali proba-
bilt,, decide against the application.
Spring was taken back TO prison amid great
excitement by the popuisce VINO mad congre-
gated in and around the court house. The
prisoner locks haggard but still persists in his
innocence.
The household goods Of Sergeant Lynch
were sold al auction Today. He intends re-
moving 10 New York.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March %, 1853 "A resolu.
ton was offered to appoint reading clerk
This gave rise TO some discussion, and the sub.
ject was finally disposed Of until the next De.
cember session.
The Senate then went into Executive ses-
sion for the purpose of considering appoint
ments, number of which having been handed
ia,
There is nothing We, in regard TO the Balti.
more appointments. The knowing Democrats
now say Ex-Gov. Thomas will get the Collec.
tor hip and Col. Davies the Postmaster
Such is the latest rumor.
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BY George }. sumner.

VERY RARE CHANCE FOR HOTEL OR PR.
VATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of THE
FURNITURE BELONGING TO The "UNION
HOTEL."-on Tuesday, the 5th day OF April,
commencing at l0 o'clock in the morning, viii be
sold the entire Furniture belonging to the House
amongst which will be found
A very superior set OF black walnut Dining Ia
bes, made expressly 10 order, as good as new, and
capable CT dining from IS 10 100 persons.
Parlor Furniture-two fashionable city made So
fas, mahos any Chairs and Rocking Chairs, ma
hogsny marble top Centre Tables, all Of which are
city made to order: one gilt frame Mantel Mirrer
Carpets, &c.
Bedroom FurDisure-From 60 to Is Beds, anG
very best Curled Hair Mattresses, made expressly
to order, in excellent condition, having been very
little used; Bureaus, and other chamber furniture
&c, DC.
TERMs-An sums under $50, cash; fJr SUMS o.
$50 and upwards, four months credi, Ior epprc veC
negotiable notes.
Notice.-Should the sale not be completed CT
the first day, it will be continued the day follow
ing, commencing at the same hour.
NH % GEO. J. SUMNER, Auct
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CANDIDATES FOR 0PPICR.

EF Francis v. Bufton.-Mxssns EDrrons .
was much pleased to zee, through the coiumps 81
your paper, the name OF this gentleman az . can.
ton, although not many years resident Of Rich.
mond, was long and fayorably known In his ma.
tive county, Caroline, where for number Of years
ne discharged the duties Of Gommjssioner OF the
kevenus and In Chancery. Mr.. Sutfon's gentle
manly department and urbanity Of manners, win
good share Of experience and information rem
ger MN every wsy 81 for the varied and inportan,
Guues OF Mayor. He will receive hearty support
from one of the PEOPLE.
mn 3l-lfs
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Terrible Steamboat Aceideat-T Thirty sic
Persons kiIed-Efects Of Racing, &c.
New ORLEANS, March 28.-A terrible steam
boat disaster occurred on Galveston Bay, Tex
as, on the night OF the 23d inst. The Steam
ers Neptune and Farmer were racing from
Houston 10 Galveston, when the latter explo-
ded, killing the captain, CLERK and second en-
gineer, and thirteen Of the crew, with about
twenty passengers killed and missing. Twen-
~ passengers, mostly ladies, were saved.
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Seizure of Ponk 7,axes in Ohio.

CLEVELAND, Harch 2S.-0n Saturday,
CoGFty Treasurer Dodge opeHed the vaults of
our city bGnns and seized the amount of taxes
due by them. Ehe Keys were purposey left
where he could get them. The amount dis
trained was about $4,000. ]. &. DesFler, of
Buffilo, 10 whom the banks had previously as
signed their interests in the money, immediate
ly renlevined. The question is TO be tested in
the q. =. Count a. soon as nosslble.
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BY Dunlop. NIoncure & Co.

by buuIOps IE0RCUEG u VOs
fNhOCERIES AZ ACCClONs-On Vnes
~ day, the 5th iEst commencing at III O'CLOCK
we Will sell at our Auction Store, general assert
ment OF Groceries, consisting in part Of
90 hhds Sugar prime quality
Laguayra and Rio Coffee
New Orleans Molasses
rye Whiskey, part old and very superior
Apple and Peach BRANDY
Tsliow and Sperm Candies
Gun Powder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard, CsLdies
Salt, Coffee Sugar, &c, &c
ALSO,
100 boxes Soap, prime quality
sc hhds Mo!asses
200 bags Nova Scotia Mercer Potatoes
TERMS -Under 500, cash; over that amount
four months credit for approved negotiable payer.
Sale without regard to weather
nn 81 DUNLOP, MONCURE e. co. Aucts
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANsMlTTED FOB THE DAILY DIsPzTcT


WASHINGTON, March 3e.-Mrs. Fillmore,
the estimable wife ofthe ex.President, died 10
this city this morning. The immediate cause
OF her death was suffocation by an accumule.
ton Of water on the lungs. Mir. Fillmore and
family will leave Washington Tomorrow, with
the remains, for Buffalo.
The Senate, on the announcement of Mrs
Fil'more's death, Immediately adjourned.
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BosToN, March 30.-Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe, of "Uncle Tom" notoriety, sailed for
Europe to-day, in the Canada.
Judge Merrick has accepted the appoint.
ment of Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court,
vice Caleb Gushing.
The General Banking Law has been defeat
ed in the Legislature.
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Esp the nh inst, g. lhe Junction, Hanover, We,
~ he Rev. 1r McMal.en, Ir LEONlOAS 5. AL
\ =. Hsl!fsx county, to Miss CATHARlEE Y.
5G,NTS. daughter Of NJ Chas Points, OF TIE
.rner pace
long msy they live.
Happy rnsy they b;
Blessed with content,
Ard from nisfn-tune fee.
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Odd FELLOWS HAL.
--EIT1crt,

DELUGE! DELUGE!!
The Grandest Painting in the World.
hR BEALE'S NEW PANORAMA AND DO
- RAMA of the Creation and Deiuge.-
In consideration OF great rush to see this RANT
ing, and by the solicitation OF many citlzens Of
Richmond, the Projectors OF this Painting will re-
main short time longer, that those obliged TO re
ure far want oi Seats, may have al opportunity q
witnessing tais Great Work Of Art
II Exhibition EVERY EVENING, at & o'clock,
ana on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY after.
Moons, al O'Clock.
Admission IS cents--children half price
ErS- Liberal arrangements for Schools
nR oI-u
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Ike Nnrigation-FoH az Bridge.

BUFFALO, March 28.-Tne etea.ner Amer;-
ca with 1900 nogs aboard, is in the ice off
Dunkirk. The SoatnerDar and the propeller
Globe IRE also in sight there.
The bridge over Chetauque Creek al West
f5id, broke IN on Saturday, while q quantity Of
cattle were crossing, and 90 oxen killed.
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BY Alexander Mott & Co.

By AIexander Mott & Co
FSRCSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF
4 DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, &c, at Auction
On Wednesday morning the 9th April, com.
Rencing at 10 O'clock, we Will sell at public AUG
ucn, the entire Stock OF Drugs Medicines, Bottles,
Paints, Oils, Dye STUFF, Window Glass, Instruments
Brushes, Pots, &c, DC, and every other article in
store No Il Main street, occupied by WIN. NJ
Dade, Aputhecary.
Immediately after the SALE we will rent at pub
lie Auction, the unexpired term of (Wm. n
Dade's) ofthe House, Counters Shelves &c &c
By order OF II / TALIAFERRO, Trustee,
Terms cash, ALEX MOTT IL CO,
md ~ Auctioneers.
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On Tuesday evening, EDWIN. eldest ehiid OF
5fss2tipe W and TIE late James Edwsrds, il.
Inc funeral VIII take pace tn;s evening, at three
c,ock. TIE friends and acquaintance oi the tam.
" are nyiied to attend
FIR -5rssr pleasa cory.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March 30.-Sales of 800 bbls.
City Mills Flour, at $4.75, and 600 bbIs How.
ard street, at S.. 6S.
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By Alexander Nott d. 60.


FASHIONABLE CAUHHING, SHIRTS,
4 &c, &c, AT AUCTIOk.-On next Friday
Morning. the 25th inst, commencing &c 10 o'clock
We viii sell large and fashionable assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing, de- consisting in part as fol.
lows:
Dress and Frock Goats: cloth, csss., dra2 d. etc
Merino and linen Frock and Sack business Coats
Fancy cass, drap d. etc, nars's sno drill Pants
Black and fancy silk, satin, drap q eie, cass,
vaienta, marseilles and linen Vests
Also, large collection Of nerino Under Shirts
and Drawers
The above goods have just been received from
Northern establishment, with instructions to be
closed outimnecistely.
Country Merchants would do well to attend the
sale, IS great bargains may be expected.
The Goods will be SOLD in lots to salt the trade:
they are fresh and seasonable. Terms each
mo = ALEX MOTT d. CO. Aucts
EJ CIoikfEg sale Postponed The above
sale IS postponed 10 neat Wednesday morning, the
3J,a inst al which time it viii positively take place.
mn IS ALEX MOTT a. Gu. Asct
Postponement.-Thea above Clothing Sale Ia
postponed I'LL tomorrow, (rhursday) morning,
at TO O'Clock, when il will positively take place
mn 80 AkEX MOTT a. CO, Auct.
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Arriral of tie PalcoH-More Cold, &c.
New ORLEANS, March 28.-rhe steamship
Falcon, from AspnwalI, arrived here on Sun
day morning with 200 passengers and $l50,00e
in gold, and the California mails TO the 1st inst.
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General Ban

General Banking Lap Defeated.
BosToH, March 29.-In the House OF Rep
resenIatives to-day, motion to substitute the
general banking Iaw for tine present system OF
banking, was defeated
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- c-nrcs annerson. ! mulatto, wss

n,eepaRerp George Apperson, mu'suo' wss
,,sh, before the Mayors Court yesterday
'ss-aea with disorderly conduct In the street.
nh,e drunk, and waf fined 81, and held to Dali IN
,,s.rm Of $50 for bis good eehsvior-an oe'aai'
=. Giving which, be went to jail
F,,;,v Martin. broueh, up to suswer for disturb
-. tho pesce while intoxicated, ard tresps'f'
Sc mon the premises Of Mrs Martha hsfan' was
...o,srsea with an sdmonition, and upon promise
:, d.rsr, Immediately for petersbsrg' where she
csiss to belong -
r,-x,sREp-The following cases were disposed
= before the Mayors Court Alderman Evans pre-
.dine, Yesterday;
r4wsrr Johuso n, ,lkve, belonging to the estate
- ,ehr Erders deceased, found guilty OF enter.
=. ,t~orsA swindow the house Of Mrs Parker, OF
~ Valley. on Monday evening last during the ae'
so,ee ct Mrs il the country and stesli7g there
,-cr 1ooking gIsss ana other small articles, was
.-,deyca 81 stripes,
jarnes Ystsman, slave 10 Ssmue Myers, caught
IAN n the city a, night without permit was
ordered Is stripes, it beng the second similar Oh
ERE within the las, few days.
Temp.e, slave to Joseph Mostly, caught al night
ct Of trsck," and TIE second oAeace OF the
II 1,-sr41v-1f srYiues
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e PhiIa dcIphLens Ina Richmond Gao b.

tppt...d regularly, every morning by I O'Clock,
Il i ne Phi.ade. phis Daily Ledger. by leaving
.s9.. lanes 81 the Newspaper and Periodical Depot
q re ,lasc!ioer directly opposite th= american
EC,s. Tie Ledger has the largest circulation Of
.re 1.adelpha dE.les, and Tor telegEspAic ne VS.,
oeal intelligence, DC, is superior 70 apy OF them.
:. se15 q your usmes. Subscription, Leg CTS per
wseE, payable weekly 20 tie carrier.
LEWIS L. Smith,
Newspaper, Magazine ard Periodical Agent.
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nr,sazz NOTICE To THE MEMBERS
~ OF MARION DIVISION. No :, ). OF 7.
zASs You are requested to attend tee meeting
Ss<1S'' If your Division tonight. ('Ekursday,D
IL : : O'Clock. business OF much Importance viii
ia brought before the Division. II is hoped that
uer45er who Is able 10 at,e2d WI! be absent.
" order Of the Division.
WM L IOHESON, Z S Fro tenn.
IN 27-lt+
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NANAGGk5S OFFICE.

Il. FRANCE 81 CO.
For TkIs Day. -CspltaIs: $50 C00 Goo, 3Oo0
1000, 1000, 70 0; ZIP, &c. IS run4beEs, IS drawn
Tickets So.
Also, the Dollar Lottery. Capitals $4,000 1000,
500, 800, &C.
Drawn Noe Patapsco. 1922
81 Is 10 II 80 81 So 4 l9 "A 81 80 Ga 46 IS
Whole 50 ~; do 50 81; quarter 81 a 64; DO
5 II 81; do 81 59-hve nlore solo and paid by
LUCK.
Drawn Nos Of Bel Air =:
5 go p J ! IS sc G5 4 20 % e. IS
Half & n, S75; quarter ii 43, S75-sold and
paid Dy LUCK.
Drawn numbers Pat8pscc, l0I:
81 81 ~ SO 10 u ~ o. 6g SO 6
Whole - :3 g. d. u SO 81 ; MALI 80 SO Is
qua:,e! IS a Still SOLO AID paid by
LUCK.
Drawn numbers WASHINGTON, II:
Gg 10 "a 90 ) % 50 81 /. IS 3E 6
Half Il IS Is, SI00Q; quarter 6 = u, S5g0-two
E1oIe sold saG pald by LUCK.
Drawn numbers Patapsco, 100:
IS II % a. 70 ! IL at y 10 )
Drawn Nos Grand CUnsol aate& Ii:
&c 80 e 81 50 st IS 81 "a c. "a q &c "a 81 co
1icaet Il SO 76, 500; co Is "A 76, S201-tHo
more sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos OF Patspsco, SO:
80 81 40 Is % e. z 80 81 AZ e.
Tickle. 80 40 62; do Sc a. 1.-TWO more sold aud
paid by
NH 81 LUCK.
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" The World of EasEiou-Published ev-
e:y month u London and Pals. Is the very book
1851 every Milliner and Dress baker should have.
1ye.y lumber contains four sp.enddy engraved
see plates Of the gates; fashions and two three
k:.erns cut cat ready tor use together with direc
tDe and explanations q the PLACES. general news,
anecdotes dc. Price 80 &c ts per month or So a
yes. delivered regularly in any part G. the city, by
LEWIS J., SMITH
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Explosion and Loss of Life.

New YoRK. March 30th-Hadfeld's pyro.
technic establishment, at Williamsburg, near
this city, blew up this morning, killing a bow
and girl instantly, and fatally injuring several
oihera
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GREGORY & MAURY, Manager,

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottary, Class ~, March 80 /:
7s % 6s Sc So Is So SO sc 49 ~ 20 9
Draws To-Day-Capilsls: $4,000, 1000,
5000, 0of 1000, DC. rs Nos, II drawn ballots
Tickets So
TO.Morrow-Capitals $4,000 5000, 5000,
1000, 1881 SO If 500, &c. Is Nos, Is drawn ballots.
Tickets 81. mh3l
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APPoiNTMEsr.-The Washington Union, OF
yesterday, announces the appointment of VIM.
A. Friend as postmaster al Petersburg.
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BY WellingIon 1soddi.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
~ LIABLE PROPERTY ON CLAY STREET -
By virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court of the
lie auction, to the highest bidder, on "Wednesday
the goth day Of April next, q, the hour of 5ocloct
NJ. Lot en- the corner Of Clay and 9Th streets
fronting eighty feet on Clay street ana runnin,
back enc hundred and sixty feet to the line q
Thomas w McCance. The lot will be sold entire
or oisided into lots to cult purchasers. The pro
perry will be sold without reserve
TERMS cash as to the Sum Of $500, with in
terest from 25th day of March, 1887, until paid
and credit of twelve months az to the residue.
JAMES LYONS, Com.
Sale by w. GoDDIN. Aucr NH 3l-eo6tds
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tEEeS TOLEkS SCHOOL. on the Cor
III Eer Of Franklin and I2Ih Streets
Re s-cond quarter Of Mss TGLEk'o School
" commence on Monday, TIE an april. She
esctts al. the branches taught common schools
Terms moderate and made known by application
(. her residence tnn 3l-3tT
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Il DR.. HigginbGriI2nl having returned 20
t.cIuond will resume tee duties OF MS pr tess!on.
y msy tie found a. the residence ot Dr.. asxsil,
-l-1=E of Seventh ana FraLk.n Streets. Ofce il
easement. Ian 3G-3.7
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SMITHS LOTTERY OKEICk.
WALL Street. under the City Hotef,
CHkIE'S OLD STAND
Drawn Nos Be- AZ, March %. 1853:

Drawn Nos Bel AIR, March %, 1858:
8 5 80 10 IL 43 SO 65 A. 20 81 62 Sc
Half s 90, sold.
To.Day.-Carroll, Is. Capitals: $4,000 5000,
5000, 200U, lG00 &c. IS numbers, IS drawn.
Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
ALEC. Patspsco l03-Capitas: $4,000. 1000, 500,
3o9, &c. IS numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets ST.
shares IN proportion.
nh 5. SMITH
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~ To the Voters ana Freemen of MN.
roe Ward.-Messrs. EDITORS: On the 9Th dsv
April, the Voters of Monroe Ward will be called
upon to vote for members of City Council: allow
us to bring to your notice. the names of the old
members as tried and faithful public servants
ever ready to guard and protect the rights and in
terest of Monroe Ward with prolnptness ami abii
ty. They are men for the times, tried able and de
cided.
FoR CouNcILMEN-S D Denoon, J R Anderson
VIM Allen, D } Saunders, WIN Rutherford.
FoR ALDERMEN-S T Pulliam, Pray. l. w
Glazebrook, J Wingfeld, VIZ Breeden
VoTERs OF BROAD STREET,
NH 3l-dtdeS without distinction of partv
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q Tee f1!lowlng Ticket VIII be supported by
the Ioters OF Jsfi1rs0n Ward:
For ALdtrmet; ALFRED Ialoss, A L Register r D
sanxay. Wan Taylor ami oainl Hardgrove.
For CouRcilmea r o Haskins, A Richards,
& DI.I ! n Ialouu ana ) NJ CarriHetoa.
Many Voters of both Parties.
nh 20-6rdS
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I est. on thursday, between 3rd auG 7tn ets
L. Oh Broad, pair Of Geld spectacIes. The
tLce- vii, be hbersliy rewarded by leaving them
{; tLis Ii e. Nh 2l-lt<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-31

"a Gard To the fubIic.-Urderstend.
ing, through friend, that some rniscieau. has cir
culatec report that plaintiffs have been able
to get their money when called for at the Office,
after being informed oy the defendant that they
had paid their debts: now, defy any man or We
man, white or BLACK, ts cay thai they ever have
found the least difficulty in getting their money
alter the return hao come into my hands, from mi
collecting depudes-l DEFY them II those who are
anxious supe.cede the office, expec, to OBJ.
tain their Object by any such underg working,
they will md THAI the people of Richmond are too
intelligent and virtrous 10 sanction, by their SUI
TRACES, any such infamous conduct ANY honora
bic person who will come to the Office and state his
grievances, II any such there be, shail cheerfaiiy
receive sucn expiration as his may require
as tor tne reptile who would stab me in the dark
care NOT to Know who be is. nor viii ever enquire
his name, as nave no wish to be acquainted with
such secret calumniator.
nh 3!-dtde b. BLAIR, II. C. C. R.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-31

{ sST. between tie residence q Dr. Jonu +.
l. Lerter il Sidney, and Dr Robert Arehsrs On
Franklin street, large 8 old Chain, with small
Locker attached TIE finder wi. De suitably re
va! Geo BY leaving them al ttis Cii4ce.
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