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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
THE LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER FRANKLIN.
rhree Dave Later from Europe.

Three Days Later from Europe.
Ve,,s from England, Fraace. Switzerland,
Ttalg. australia, India. Death Of
Marshal Hayaaa--Mdrkets, SC.
Nrw York. March 2S.--The steamer
p,nkIin. from HAVE. via Cowes, arrived this
evening. with AZ passengers. Her dales from
Liverpool are to the l5th inst. The America
reached the MeEsey on the l4th. The pro-
heller Andes, when three days out, sprung
aleas and pat back. She was discharging
psr; Of her cargo TO repair.
ENGLAND.
An explosion occurred at celliery in
Monmouth on the 18th, killing twelve per.
SOUS,
FRANCE.
A republican demonstration was had al Pa
r;s an The 18Th, at which nearly 20 600 men
we're assembled aud marched In procession a,
Inc funeral o: Madame Rachael, the wife of
rho celebrated State prisoner OF that name
detachment of cavalry and an immense DO.
Ice orce were present and prevented anv
speeches over the grave.
AUSTRIA.
An American lady had been arrested in
Heiaelbury, charged with having revolution.
arv pamphlets in her possession. She was
direct from America.
Marsha! Haynau, Of infamous memory,
died al Sienna on the l4th inst.
ITALY.
The town of Cremona had been placed in &
state Of siege, III consequence OF sentinel
haying been killed.
II is denied that Mazzinl escaped on board
an English frigate. He is supposed TO be
eecreted somewhere in Piedmont.
SWITZERLAND.
Switzerland was still greatly agitated in
consequence Of Austrian measures, and il
was feared some collisions would take place.
INDIA.
The overland Indian mail had arrived at
Lor!on with Calcutta dates of Feb. 5th
Bombay, Feb. 18th, and China Jan. 18th.
The new revolution in Ava is confirmed
The h.ng Of Burmah had Ueen deposed bv
his brother. The English Ambassador had
SET ou, ior the Capital.
Commerce ia India was active.
CHINA.
hdvices from China state that the re bellion
wes making rapid Roadway.
TRADE was generally inactive, bat large
sales Of Teas had been made at al advance ia
Greens end C0ngous.
AUSTRALIA.
Adsices TO January 10th state that the Weld
of gold was greater than ever. at the VAR.
Gus diggings, 100000 men were working, ave
raging each 10 ounces per week.
Trade was brisk, and prices sustained, ez-
ceP1 Tor Flour.
The AusraIia mail packet Australia had
pQi back ieaky for the fourth time. She
sprang aIeak in the Bay Of Biscay, and was
only saved from laundering by the constant
eze'Ions vi The crew end passengers al tie
pumps.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March lJ.-Cotton on Saturday
ald Monday was i'll moderate demand only,
win safes e 5000 bales On Tuesday more
activity was manifested. and 5000 10 specu
la;0rs and exporters. Prices were unchanged
B.eadstufs-There was fair demand fol-
Wheat and Flour, and prices had generally
recovered from Fridays depression. Corn
was IN small demGna, and Fr:ces Of white one
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F$NRUSTEE's SALE OE 4 HOUSE and
l. LOT ON MARSHALL STkEET-By virtue
OF e deed of trust, executed by Edward Crouch and
wife t. the subscriber trustee dated gath March
1851. and duly recorded in Henrico County Court
and il accordance with the provisions thereof, be.
ing requested by the assigEees of the beneicaries
nameo il said Decd shall, ON Friday. the fra,
dag OF Aprn next, commencing al O'Clock. P. H.,
upon the premises, sell to the highest bidder, TIE
property conveyed n said deed, being lot OF LAND
situated in the county OF Henrico, on the South side
OF or Marshall street. near its Western tarrning-
ton. opposite the residence of Mr. ishell, front
ing 80 feet and running back l4l feet 81 nches and
upon which lot stands 6 three story prick kousa.
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 viii be made known at the sale
mn % JAMES b. TAYLOR Trustee
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sTRATTON,- QFFICk.

Drawn Nos Delaware, no II, March %:
43 t. 81 "a 45 p SIS 10 52 50 Is 10
Drawn Nos Dea ware, Extra, rs. March 90:
ii 10 Il So ) ~ Is &C II d. % "a
Whole ticket Noe to II; haf DO % 66-two
more sold and paid by STRATTOS
TO.Day.-Dejaware,H No 70. Capital: $4,000
rs numbers, Is drawn. Tickets SiU. NH 30
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BY James VI. Taylor.

| Z G e BRICK STABLE AND LOT ON
- CHURCH HILL AT AUCTiON.-Wi'i be sold
On 4 thursday 3Ist March, at Al O'Clock, P. NJ, up
On Ine prenises that large brick STABLE situated on
me SCUM SIDE of Franklin street, on Ckfnrch Hill,
,nmmeaateiy in rear of the residence of MIR. Fl. T.
arc. Inc stable has been recently built, aud is
and runs back lie feet,
IERMs-one.ttlrd cash, balance at sig and twelve
months, with interest, and secured bv deed of
w. sS j, JAS NJ TAYLOR,
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The RAILROAD ACCIDENT-FURT
Err PARTICULARS.

CUMBERLAND March 1SIn.-The following
are further particulars Of the distressing acct
dent which occurred on the Baltimore and
OHIO railroad yesterday afternoon. The train
was coming from Wheeling and about p. NJ
had reached point on the road 70 miles West
OF this place. The grade was heavy, and two
eng were attached 10 the ira u 10 draw ii
a. this point. The train consisted OF bag
gage car and three passenger cars, and was in
charge d one OF the most cautious and skill
II! conductors on the read, TO whom no blame
can possibly he attached. The cars were
drawn by one large and one small ngine.-
when passing the 80 foot filling OH section 7e,
and descending curved grade OF Il6 feet, 10
DAeal liver, the larger engine started the nails
binding the rails to the chestnut cross-ties. All
lae cars got over safely, except the TWO last
passenger cars, which, on the parting of the
track, were thrown down the river side, falling
distance of over one hundred feet, and ma
King four someTsets in their leaIfnl descent.
The heavy trucks OF the cars, caused the
loss Vi HE 10y crushing the passengers. OF
some 81 persons IN the two cars, the following
we're killed:
Daniel Holt, Of the firm Of Holt g. Maltby,
Baltimore; Aurel;us SaIlie. supposed 10 be
ifom Soat1 Carolina; Lewis Define, French
eIhIgTRnl, returning home from CALIFORNIA;;
Rcnard Clayton, of WelIsvile, Va; young
'~Gy cb3 -htuuiS-hEcu SCntiCSudbI suppOcSu 10
De IRON Kentucky; - Small, step sou Of
Root. Murray, q supervisor ofthe railroad, and
chi.d OF Mir. Giese, ofSt. Louis. Mr. Giese
9nd iedy were both severely injured, and with
others OF their children are now here.
ne names OF the wounded and further par
leaiars OF this deplurabe disaster cannot be
ascerIalned until The Train reaches here of Eve
O'Clock this evening. This is the FIRST instance
III "hieh passenger was ever killed on The
ToaQ sEace lis construction, Great efforts will
be made by the company to prevent the recur.
renee Ii & similar accident.
SECOND DIsPATCa.l
CUGBERLAsD, Mar. 23.-The EXPRESS train
arrived aboat Q o'clock, bringing the dead and
wounded OF the late disaster. The following
I.st q the wounded is furnished by DR.. Thos.
"A. Hea!ey, VITO, at the request OF tue Railroad
company, promptly repaired TO the scene of
Inc accident this morning: 5. I. elise, severe.
~ injured in the back; Adam Zoll, of Rock.
t9gham county, Va, slightly injured; George
calvert, Of Uppersille, Fauquier county, Va,
n2t very seriously; Abner Florence, ofSaIem,
taus aleF county, Va, slightly; Fl. a. Turner,
WIN ms wife and four children, of Baltimore,
t'uised and burnt by the falling of the stove
upon them. They will ge, we'll. G. A. Ia
werner, o. Alexandria, Va. injured in The back
VIII probably recover K. Morris, brakes
man, slightly injured; Gardner, of Baltiaore
d DFaAesman, severely Injured; g. Sanders, O.
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- ..THIs Is A GREAT C0Cs-
- TRY" OR, WILL BE WHEN WE GET
EN- IT ALL FENCED IN There is no resist.
ing the pressure Of the times Steam and
electricity, caloric and gavanism spirit rappings
&c, are drawing us ca with high pressure FORCE
But notwithstanding all this the place to get good
bargains in Watches, Jeweiry, silver Ware
ana Fancy Goods, OF every description, is at
ELIAS HALEs, Nc log Maia street. The reason
why Goods can be sold as low, or less than can be
bought in New York, are as plenty blaekberries,
and viii De satisfactorily explained to my new Gus.
toners when they give me call. My stock com
prises SO great variety, to properly enumerate,
would require volume as large as Webster's Die.
tionary suffice it u sEy, greater assortment of
Goods cannot be found in any store south of Ma.
sun and Dixon's Lre, north either. Ii would
give me great pleasure u show country merchants
through my establishment, and show them Goods
that tney will find ready sales for, al profit OF
over one hundred per cent. Having made ar
engagements 20 import Goods largely, suitable for
this market and reeeiVe Goods Greet from Tie
manufactures, will Keep up supply throughout
the season Cal and see tae GooGs and prices;
wihhing TO make large sses, the profits viii be very
moderate. ELIAS HALE,
Imp orter Of Watches, JeweIey and Fancy
mt " Goods, No LOG Asia s,seet.
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LAlnEERT 's GFEECE.
I4th Street. under Exchange Hotel,

Drawn Nos Delaware Ctuss, II, March 2S:
IS SO 81 "a IS 25 50 I9 52 80 Is 10
Ticket IS IS SIS, prize OF $1,000.
To-Day.-Ihe Delaware State Lottery, Class
No -. Capitals: S30suJ, 10,U00, 500, 5000, 25uO
1922, III OF 1000, &c. IS numbers Is drawn
Tickets IS. NH 70
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l NDIvIDED MOIEfY OF HOUSE AND
Loi Al hoChEITS AT AUCTiON.-Will
be sold on Thursday the 3lst day of March A. 4
O'Clock, P H., upon the premises, one undiyided
unoiety 0! that large house and lot situated At
etts. fronting on Bloody Run street, nesr Tsisfer.
ro's Mill. and formerly owned by Robert Crsddcck
runs back 277 feet. ~
TERMs-Onetnird cash. balance at4 and months
for notes with interest added and secured satistac
toriiy. JAS ID. TAYLOR
mn 49,
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WANTED.

0ITUATTUN WANTED.-The advertiser
~ who has been engaged in the city some three
months, and give a Recommendation from
those in whose employ she ia pre- sent wishes to
or do sewing for family. Apply at this office
mn 3G-ltH
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Wing City Convention.-An adjourned
meeting OF the Wing CRY Convention Will be ueG
at the African Church On "Wednesday evening.
Marcn seth, at o'clock, 10 complete the nomine-
lions Of the Wing ticket.
As NOMINATIONS are to be made for Mayor High
Constable, and City Surveyor, = full attendance OF
the Wings q the city IS requested,
mn 29-3tT
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~ To the Public. Your attention lie in.
vted to the very be2utltS styles OF Daguerreotype
their Gallery, No IS l-2 Main street, Mansion House
Nearly ALL among the many VIII visit rooms daily
heard to exclaim they the best I've ever
seen; they certainly the most natural looking yes
l ever As We have never resorted TO humbug
or tried to write ourselves into notice. we ask the
public to call and Judge for themselves You are also
notified that prices low any in this city
Don't forget the place, No IS IL Main street. Mansion
House
10 80 MINIS l. WATSON
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1 In Es EN1NG SALES viii be cu,,cn,,.o
49,. cn'a tne season closes, commencing at seven
O'CLOCK at wnicn time win sell from The .sssvs =
IN Ss 70 sur purchasers, good selection OF o,eee
an la M sooos nafdware. cutlery guns pistols,
81 every description. Also general assortment of
fancy goooS. ALEX MOTT a. co.
uO III
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MINIS l. WATSON

ty- The most confirmed cases of the most distress
ing Diseases oft times arise from indigestion. All of
us, mole or less, troubled with this annoyin &
symptom, still as it is general thing, we do not at
tempt 10 medlcae until something serious ntervenes
We would, as public monitor, all readers
against the sin of neglect and at the time re-
commend to their notice DR. Hoofands German Bit
tiers, the original preparation prepared by NJ
jackson, No 100 Arch street, Philadelphia. We
seen cures effected through its influence Scotts
Weekly. For sale by
fa p pTTpCEIT TaDO e. IN p;cbro,d
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IN OTICh.-rersons WAC INTEND ordering Goods
" from Europe for The Fall, viii ulease sens in
their orders by the 10th Of April, az shall lesye
6y that time instead OF the LIST of May as heretn-
fore announced in my regular adver,isemene-
Great bargains in ell styles OF Spring and Summer
Goods may De had by an early application at NV
store. Is a lOEn0E
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fLARET WINES, Nc.-36O boxes uLa-
y RETS-of various qualities
80 boxes Burgundy WINES
IS DO HAUT SAUTERNE
100 baskets CHAMPAGNE
100 do Hook and Sparkling Heck WINES,
&C.
Mostly imported by myself. Now IN store and
for sale al New YORK prices by
FIR CRkkZ,
NH 30--6t+ No Exchange Block
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BY Alexander Mott 81 Co
'FRUsTEE'S SALE UF STOCK OF
l. DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, &c. at Auction
On Wednesday morning the 9th April, com.
N enelng at 10 O'Clock, we viii sell at puolie AUG
tioE the entire Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Bottles,
Paints, Oils, Dye STUFF, Window Glass, Instruments,
Brushes, Pots, &c, dc, and every o.her article in
store No !. Maia street, occupied py VIM. NJ.
De0e, Ap0theca-y.
immediately after the SALE we viii reat at pub
lie Auction, the unexpired term OF (Wm. NJ
Dade's} OF the House, Counters, Shelves &c, &c
BY order OF II TTALIAFERR0, Trustee,
Terms cash, ALEX MOTT L CO,
ma p Agctioneers.
BY Davenport, Allen d Co.
GROCERIES, &c., AT AUCTION
W On THURSDAY, 3Ist March, we will sci! az
10 o'clock, at our auction store, assortment OF
Groceries viz:
Kio, Laguayra and Java Coffee
Bacon, Herrings
Mo:ssses
Rum, Brandy and Gin
Kectiied pVhiskey
Coffee Sugars, fire Salt, Green Teas
Tumbiers, Oil. DC &c.
Also-4O boxes Oranges. 10 trails Dates.
TERMs-Under @l0U cash SlOU and oyer TOM
months credit for approved paper
mn % DAVENPORT, ALLEN d CO, Aucts.
EKEsH ARRIVAL OF FRUIT, Sc
l. 80 ooxes Oranges
so boxes Lemons
$50 boxes Bunch Raisins, whole half and
quarter
20 boxes Layers
20 boxes Naples Figs, (extra article
70 drums smyrna Figs
casks Fresh Currents
Berdeaux, Malaga and Iyaca Almonds
5 bags Pecan Nuts
AL Just received and 70. sale by
SIMON BoNAVsTA e. CO.,
mh 30 No 76 Main street.
GILK PURSES WITH STEEL TRIM
- MlNGS and Steel Clasps; also Perses without
Clasps For sale by GEskET & JAMES,
NH 80 Eagle Square
RRACkLETs.-Go Jet, Coral, Sandal
- Wood, Perfumed and other Bracelets, for sale
By GENNET Il JAMES,
mn 80 Eagle Square
EASs.- We are IL reeeipt OF handsome ans Of
L various kinds. Among them are Spanish
Ivory. Silk Sandal Wood. Paper, dc.
NH 30 GENEET s. JAMES, Eagle Square
CAKTkR's SPANISH siIXTURE.-A
" supply Of this article, for sale by
Z PiCOT,
NH 80 Corner opposite Old Market
TAHRANT's COnPOUND EXTRACT:
Il A never falling remedy, for sale by
ma 80 PiCOT. Druggis..
GWRET CUBA MOLAssEs.-lOh nds re
~ ceiving and for sale by
mhs9 WILLIAMS 6 BROTHER.
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To THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
DC % 60 ts:ssssssi:ss IT

80 - :.
AN aller Monday, 8tn Ap4Il, 1853, ne
" Mail, aud regular Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg daily, Sundays excepted, 81 O'Clock A
N, and arrive at Salem at 104 O'Clock, A M Re
tcrning viii leave Salem at . O'clock r d. and ar
rive at Lynchburg al So o'clock 2 M-stoppng, GO.
ing AID returning, az tue following places only,
Forest Depot, Goodies, Liberty, OAK Mulga, Bu
lords Bonsack's, Big Lick and Salem.
A Passenger train will leave Lynchburg daily
Sundays excepted at o'clock, NJ, aud arrive
at Salem at 53 o'cock, P NJ Returning will leave
Salem at ! O'CLOCK, A NJ, and ar i've at Lynchburg
e4 O'clock, 4 NJ, stepping going!and returning at
the following places :-Haseye, Gays, Fores: De-
pot Goodies, Lowry's, Liberty, OAK Mulgs, Blu.
tord's Bonsacks Gshes Mill, Big Lick and Salem
Fret ght trains will legv. Lynehburg daily, (Sun.
days excepte0) at TX o'clock, A If, and arrive ct
Salem at O clock, P NJ. Leave Salem al u O'Clock
ID, AID arrive at Lynchburg at 81 o'clock, NJ
THOMAS SHARP,
nh Aft Supt Tranp't Va & Tenn r r
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is Capitals: $50 9Je
l9 OF 3,0on 100 Of 1000, 400 OF 4o0, d.. Is mum.
hers, Il drawn. Tickets $I0-shares in proper.
ton.
Also. Pa.apsco, l0l.-Capitals: Se.3l4, $500
$50, $50. 50U, ESQ, Of loo, dc 7e numbers, l6
drawn. Tickets ~ 5O-shares in proportion.
NH 80 SMITH.
BAPTIST BOOK lust
u received at this store, q Premium Essay writ
ten by the Rev Iiberius Gracious Jones, Of Nor.
Iolk, w. on the duties OF Pastor to his Church
The American Missionary, Memorial, by Pear.
son
The Friend of Moses, by F w Hanelton D D
The Glory Of Chtist illustrated in MS Character,
Histsry, &c &c, by Gardiner Spring
The Grace Of Christ, or Sinners Saved oy un.
merited kindness by w PiGIner, D D
Daughter of China or Sketches OF Domestic Life
in the Celestial Empire, by Bridgenan
ALSO,
OfStationary, an additional supply of humber
useful and pretty articles; for SAFE Dy
mn39 CHAS WORTHAM
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nK. RORWooD'S TIsCTURE OF VERA.
II TkUM VIkIDE, for controlling toe action of
the heart and arteries, in all cases ckere there is
pretersatarcL frequency. Asuppy Of the above ar
ticle, oirec. .toai Or Norwood, just received and
Tor sale Physicians are invited TO call and read
the directions.
JAS. D. THOMAS, Druggist,
Corner Franklin and Nth streets,
hmh 30 Opposite Old Market
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HAVANA eltsAk%.-!n addition 10 my we'll
assorted Stock CT about
10000 fee Havana CIGARS, mostly imported
by rnyset,a am just receiving, direct from Ha-
vana
10000 "Lopdres" Of very superior quality
whica offer fo- sale on very reasonable terms
FIR. CRAM.
NH 3O-6!@ No 2 Exchaope Block
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ZINE TUSCANY OLIVE OIL.-Tne fnest
imported-25 boxes this Superior Olive Oil,
for sale by BENNETT d. BEERS,
NH 80 Druggists.
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WANTED-A single man (the compensation
w would not be sufficient for married one) 10
attend to small business in an6 Bear the city,
who has some knowledge of accounts ana writes
fair hand. One with some knowledge Of lum-
Der and farming would be preferred Evidence of
capacity for business ard Of moral character will
be required. The position for doing better here.
after is good one. Address in own hand writing
Box G42. Rchmend p o., Va NH So-9t+
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ny Alexander Noff Il CO.
FASHIONABLE CT0THINfr surp

~.
= :. &c, sc, AT AUCTION.-On next Friday
nor ming the 25th inst, commencing 81 10 clock,
We VIII sell large and fashionable sssorrnent Of
lows: q
Dress and Frock Goats. cloth, csss.. drap d. etc
nerino and linen Frock and Sack business Coats
fancy cass drap a. etc, naTs's and drill Pants
DiasA and fancy silk, satin, drsp d. ete, cass.
sslentia, marseiles and linen Vests
a., aso, q large collection of nerino Under Shirts
ana Drawers
n NJ ABOVE goods have just been received from
c,osss establishment with instructions to be
sio zee out Immediately.
sals ~ merchants would do well to attend the
' r. - great bargains mag be expected.
se ooods Will be sold in lots 10 salt tle trade.
'1r 81 a a ifesn and seasonable. Terms cash
rlCr, ALEX MOTT Il CO, Aucts
~ Siothiug Sale Postponed The ahnve
AMI i,s. psneo TO next Wednesday morning the
nh os a. winch timeit vii positively takr olace.
Pcse. ALEX MOTT Il Gu, Auct
no..rsP ne ment.-The above Closhinx Sale IN
= M 49, uil tomorrow, eThursday) morning.
~ ciocK, when ii will positively take nIace
- AhEX MOTT 4 co
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- WASTED.-I wish to reLt Tor tie bal.
I'LL ance OF the year Dwelling house for large
family. Enquire of
NH 29-3tr WELLINGTON C0DDIN
TAINTED To EMPLOY, a Cabinet Ma.
w ker Or Carpenter, TO work in our manu-.
factory
mo % ALEX MOTT g. co.
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TlfkECT APPROPRIATION OF CIGARS
~ FROM "HAVANA."- BY steamer from Ha
vsna 10 New York we are now in receipt Of
choice lot OF very superior Cigars direct from Ha
vaaa OF our own importation and warranted genu
inc. This Cigar is the same we had small lot Of
lew months since, and gave such great satisfac
zion that we confidently recommend them to
all who enjoy rich and highly favored Havana
Call and try them at
NH 20 BENNETT L pEEpS nrrnnisfn
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II EttkUkS EUlt kiINE.-ln pQrsu.nct- II
" an order Of the Circuit Court of Chancerv
for the city Of Richmond. in & suit therein pending,
in which Molly Crouch is plaintiff, and Samuel
c Gfeenbow defendant, shall, on Monday next,
the fsn day of Ap:i, proceed to hire OUT publicly,
lafront OF the Court House OF Henrlco county, for
the remainder u the year, the Negroes John Alex
ander, Arrnssead and John Grey, in the ill mes
ll0nec.
ALEX. 3. HUTCHINSON, She,
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CHINA.

Advces from China state that the re bellon
was making rapid Roadway.
TRADE was generally inactive, bat large
sales Of Teas had been made at al advance IN
Greens end CongoGs.
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.e.sss4 FCk BkChlkEN.-1ne tine 1asr saII1ng
ssaEssss snip Sroold Bonlnger, Capt Il hieyer'
Is nos loading tor the above port, ana win have
quieA dispatch For ba.ancs Of freight or passsge
sqpiy to sCHAER, hOHLEE d CO.
NH 2o-3t -
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ENsEED 0LL.-l,UuU gallons 10 casks and
IL bbs. 10 bbls spts Turpentine. For Gale by
BENEETT & BEERS,
NH 30 Druggists
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ID ENEBhRs OF THE f. So q l. 4 .
We TURE, before leaving the city, are respect
fully solicited to call No l34 Main street. and ex
anime the large and varied stock of Ready
Made CIothing. gotten up by the proprietor e.
pressy for his own retail trade. His stock Gem
prises every article i'm the Clothing line, al Of the
latest Spring styles cut and of the very best make;
ell of which will be sold very low cash prices.
having no lost debts to make up from the eecss CT
credit business. Great bargains, fer cash, can be
had by calling on j GOODMAN,
No 1874 Main ST. opposite Eagle Square.
NJ B Alec, large assortment of Trunks, Of
every style, size and finish from 81 25 to $780, just
received, and for sale, Tor cash, at very small
advance On cost
mn 30 j. D. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

nh 30-WeSa&M
I 0ST. on Monday last ouuc1 OF small
- KEYS. fastened together by steel ring. The
Under viii De suitably rrwarded On Leaving the
same at the Dispatch Office. NH 2O-lt+
{ UsT. On MOndsy evening last, between VIM
"a Cul!ingworths and ODD Fellows Hall, a
RreR stpIn, set with Garnet and Pearl. The in.
der will be literally rewarded by leaving the same
st this flee nn 3g-3,*
M AhkhE GARDEN.-Any person wishing
We to rest Make; Garden NAV hear Of q good
situation by applying at this Office.
NH 3J-dT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

80 YEH VALUABLE So
- TATE ON MARSHALL ANDTt9E SITS
ne subscriber Is authorized to sell that most vsI.
liable house and Lot =. the corner vi l0.h and Mar
snaii streets, now IN the occupancy of Mr. John
wight. 1t fronts l24 feet on The south aide of
Marshaii street, runs back Oh lin street 81 feet
Apply TO
NH 23-3. w G0nDIM a,..