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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

SAD AND SINGULAR AFFAIR.-Mrs. Chas,
Whitney, who had been for few days ston.
ping at Rntzers Hotel, was so frightened by
the severe thunder and Lightning on Thprsday
iast az to be struck speechless and almost 10.
sensible. At last accounts she was 40 better.
We learn that she has sometime in her life
been struck with lightning. She is wife of
Prof. Whitney, who lectured before the Ly.
ceum last winter.-PouShkeepsie Zelegrapk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

RIVAL RAIN PRoDUcERs.-Two men, A. J.
Davis and Daniel Vaughan, are disputiag in
the Northern papers about their schemes for
producing rain! Vaughan charges Davis with
stealing his thunder"-or rather his rain.-
The quarrel is funny; but shows that they
have much greater skill in producing w0rds
than rain
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

There is rich editor in New Hamp shire
he made his money by practicing the strict
test economy. He always writes his edito.
rails oa a asiate.-Bostoa Mail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

FATAL AFFRAY.-On the 4th inst, an al.
tercation occurred between Felix M. Jones and
Benz. F. Willett, members Of the Mercer Uni.
versity at Pen6eld, Ga, wherein the former
received pistol wound that proved fatal in "a
hours. .-g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

Owing to the rise in bran dy, in New York
the bar.keepers are about t''exaiting their horn
TO shillin' value.
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COMMISSION HOUSE.

THE Subscriber has taken the tre proof store,
Il next door to Messrs Cssk.e, Reeve g. Co,
C8rystreet, TO carry on strictly general commits.
s5a business. He is now receiving, from some of
The 5es; mills in Augusta and Rockbridge coun
ties. Family, Extra and Superhne Flour; and will
be receiving almost every day superior article for
iae retail trade of the city. He respectfully In.
v.>as ;ae grocers and others to give him cali be-
fore they purchase. J. J. FRY.
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Mr.. Joel Seaverns, appointed postmaster
at Jamaica Plains, Mass, on the 18th inst.
committed suicide the next day.
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q The law Of the last legislature of New
York, which puts on end to the vocation of
Peter Funk, it is supposed, will bring down the
price of pinch.beck watches and bogus jewel.
ry, as that any body may sport them in gay
profusion.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
saturday Morning, April %, Is53. :

SINGULAR CoIECIDEEcE.-Itis is a little sin
gular that of Eve of the presidential cand idates
-one, Webster, is dead; another. and the sue.
cessful candidate lost his little boy, soon after
his election, by most distressing accident,
and his own and wife's lives were saved al.
most miraculously;while the third, fourth, and
fifth, viz: Fillmore, Cass and Douglas. have
each had to mourn the loss Of their wives
since the canvass. Surely death strikes ia
high places.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

The inhabitants Of Bangkok. Siam, tame
young rats, and feed and pet them till they al.
tam great size, when they repay this kind
treatment by ridding the houses Of au vermin
Of their own race.
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a The Eecoisbian has been introduced
into the shanghai business and will likely
bring that tall fswl little lower in the mar.
ket. One is in operation in Philadelphia-,he
eggs are placed by bushels in the machine and
in due time out walk the featherless Young,
like Pandora, crying that they have no ma and
no pa. With the help Of the chicken raiser
they soon know how 10 take care Of them.
selves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

The proposition to undermine and otherwise
improve Faneuil Hall, Boston, has been ve-
toed by the Common Council Of thai civ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

SWEEPING STREETS AT NlGHT.-The city
authorities Of Philadelphia, in contracting for
cleaning the public thoroughfares for this sea.
son, have stipulated that the streets shall be
swept at nigh4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

GALE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.- By let.
rsreceived in Boston, from Malta, under date
of March 22d, we learn that there had been a
severe gale in the Mediterranean. Capt. Wat
son, OF the barque Sultana, from Smyrna for
Boston, which put into Malta, March 2ist,
writes 10 his owners in Boston that il had been
blowing heavier than he had ever experienced
1t before, and that almost every vessel had
sustained more or less damages; eighteen ves-
sells had put into Malta the two previous
days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

"A Syracuse paper says thousands Of acres
oil the lands which Gerrit Smith distributed
among poor black and white laborers, has
been advertised to be sold for taxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

The eating.house men Of Boston, have in.
creased the prices Of their viands. We pro-
sume, in consequence, there must be some ex.
citement in the department of the Interior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

Sarah Gross, colored, died in Philadelphia
on Tuesday from "want," condition to which
many of the coiored people of that city ars re
duced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

SPIRITUAL RAPPING.-In the Massachu-
setts House Of Representatives, on Friday, an
order was adopted. directing the Committee On
Education to inquire into the expediency of
providing legal restraints against the mischief
now perpetrated by the mummery known as
Spiritual Rapping."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

u The Legislature of Massachusetts
upon hearing of the death of Vice Presiden
King, adopted appropriate resolutions and ad
jouned the days sess ion.
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q In consequence of strike for higher
wages among the miners and laborers in the
Cumberland district, the coal business has
been entirely arrested, and mus, so remain un.
til the difficulty is adjusted. Wrong time of
the yenr for strikes in mines.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

A
Amory AtleeJS
Ashlock John w AndersonL
Adler & Kohn Messrs Alley Leonidss
Adler Jakob Allen Lottin D
Ambrose James Anderson Mathew G
Albert John Allen VIM =
Brantigam Baughan James
Beckwith Alexander Braxton John 3
BerryBW Bowen Michael
Burnett Claiborne Bowen o l.
Brown Chas I Brown Parson
Brimer Charles Beers Philo 7
Buckley EdwardG Beatty Col Robt
Bailey Fowler Brown Robt G
Boykin Frank Booker
Rel George Baggee Samuel G
Bittle Geo w Buckley Ihos
Rtiehtwell Joseph Beveridge TH2
Rivers John Ball Thomas C
BAILEY James Bond e. langley
BineI Jos Bowls Vernon A
Bohannon Jao2 blanchard Prot
Barrett John Boyd VIM W3
bernard Jos Bowen VIM
Rush John Bernard VIM Fl
Buklsy James browning
Britton James BROOKS VIM e
Roiiev InoE Butler nj
Ruler Jno Broiherton VINE
Bagwell Jno BECK 'no
Carlisle Thomas Cox Col James
CaasAS Carion John Minor
Chapan Augustus C,oT.oy '9Iu
Clark Albert Cies no1u 'onn
Cobwin Benjamin Cafnh Lieut. 'oan
Cane Condy Cuuen m,euae'
Crew Cornelius CnicK
Call Convers L Cansiop
Carter DR. u II Canlh fet1ieA
Chase Chas Cnamoernn CIas
Clearn Patrick Caldwell Josephus
Cspps Edward + Crowley X.
Crumley Il & D w Coorin koot
Coleman FW Campbell Robt2
CrowF Cannon Stephen
Ciopton F B Carron simon
Cooke GH Cox Sterling
Cheshire CIV Curtis Thomas
Cook John Conner Thomas
Charlton John Clemmitt Thomas
Carter James II Clayton Il
Curry John Cross Thomas
CalligsnJP p Cannon Timothy
Cash John Clarke w 80
Coyne James Glesry VIM
CoptyJW Cunningham VIM
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Vaughn Aaron
Vincent Chase
Vurs John P

=. 7H 9
s,s sv,sausnn aaron Walden DR. Thosy
vlncent CnasC Van Week U CA
'uf' 'onn Vaughn WA
u, w
nv oouson WIN w Williams James D
Wy ~ ayiaa9 VIM Winfree John H
Wsytt WmG Woodvs-d n,
Waldrop VIM Wood iohr
NJ ,Wuooo~r.o Inos Williams GeoL
v;,S:a ~ ooos lnos q West George
W- .slnsoa ~ m Samuei Wilkinson Geo
swSart Wheeler
s,,i Wnhams WaldropFM
,,,., nsson Wheelock Chas
Wilson Major John Weed Chas
WI Wniiams Ohm Woodward ReyBF
Winterhalen John Whitlow VIM
Williams John Walker Alex
Watson John Wingtield Alonzo
Whitworsh John Wright Joseph
Woolfork Wharton i &.
Walsh John C
Young Thomas Young WmNe
Young VIM g Young AZ
Initials.
BXY-MAY.
ap23 THOS. B. BIGGER P. NJ
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STEAMBOAT SEIZED FOR VIOLATION OF
LAw.-The Cherokee Advocate of the 30th
ult. says:
The steamboat P. NJ. White, with good
deal Of whiskey on board, generously intended
Tor the Indian country exclusively, was board.
ed last week while lying in the Verdigris, by a
detachment of troops stationed at Fort Gibson,
rested TO stand a trial for violating the inter.
course law between the United States and
tne Indian tribes. The captain of the boat
YIN ms assistants, were first taken to Fort
oloson anc put in the guard house, and then
na!cned down on foot to Van Buren to await
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

IT. NOTlCE.-The steamer AU.
,E-s.-ssta~-.5s GUSTA will be taken of the route
S--se-a X h.cnnond and Norfolk, via PORT Walthall,
sfte- WEDNESDAY the goth instant, for repairs
and 10 be refued for the summer. Due notice will
be given when ready to resume her place.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Sup't.
az 10 Office R. and PR r. Co.
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FOR RENT.

a. STORE ON MAIN STREET FOR
a RENT.-That large and admirably arranged
Store on Main street, now occupied by Messra
Wadsworta, Turner & Co, Is for rent. A a loca
ten for q wholesale business of any nature, this
Store Is equal to any in the city. Possession will
be given on the 1st of August next.
Wood for Sale.-About 1000 cords Oak and
Pine Wood, standing, West of and within two
miles of the city, with good road and convenient
access.
Granite Quarries for Kent.-At Sydnor'i
Point aoout three miles above the city, on ths
canal there is large body of Granite of the bes
quality, suitable for building purposes, which viii
be rented in quantities as May be wanted. Stone
Masons and others would do well to examine the
quality of this Granite. Apply to
ap2l JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
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WILLIAM MOUNTJOY,s MARBLE

w FACIORf and Granite and Stone Yard, east
corner OF 9Th and Main streets, Richmond We q al
a. times prepared to furDish Marble Monuments
Iomos or Head Stones, of any sizs Or pattern: Mar
bIa Mantelpieces, Marble work for cabinet makers
or any work OF the kind of the best materials and
wo7zn anshp, at the shortest notce, and on as fa.
vorsoe terms az sny.othsr establishment between
Boston and New Orleans. Having extensive Ora.
mite Quarries of easy access from the city, and
OF quality not to be surpassed even by the far.
Ianed Quincy Granite, he also engages to put up
Granite Fronts, or any other kind of house.
Work, IN The most reliable manner, With such dis.
pEtca and upon such terms as cannot Il Ito please
every one.
EgH Granite furnished OF specified sizes for
STONE cutters, or rough Granite for mason work.
B-having recently engaged a very expert
enc9o Carver and Engraver he is prepared to do sR
Kinda of ornamental marble work, at the loves.
p0ss.bIe prices NH IS on,<
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IL DAILY DISPATCH
,As A CowARDIN, Proprietor.
uraE r. PLEASANTS. Editor.
FIsT ROUTE AND Low FARE,
BETWEEN
WINCHESTER AND RICHMOND,
Cordousville and New Market,

By
cordousville and New Market.
EsvN On and after TUESDAY, the
- ii 10th inst our line of Stages will
r-----a--1-S- -nsville for New Market in county of
tSSs..~do,h, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays, on the arrival Of the Western train
- r.rs. 81 o'clock P NJ. Stay all night at Msdi.
~, c H. leave next morning after an early break
sss, asd se, to New Marke, in time TO take the
eTspius stage on the Valley road, for Winchester.
Iasre New Market on the same dayA Tuesdays,
rharsdays = and Saturdays. On the arrival CT
.ls Nail stage, on the Valley road, from Wincses-
~. at bali past IL o'clock M, arrive at Gordons.
vile a time for the Cars going to Richmond, there
hy taxing the travel through in "a hours from
Winchester to Richmond. Fare from Richmond
n and from New Market, Sc, through ticket; and
fro-, NV Market TO and from Winchester, - so
c3s n tae traveller only S. so, through from Win
caes.ar - and from Richmond.
seats can be procured at the Virginia Central
Rsi road Ofhce in Richmond, and of Newman g.
s5ss New Market.
r. F. OMOHUNDRO & CO.
EH GILL, Supt Va. Central Railroad.
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Dhliuu w IL
Ellison Andrew
Evans B d
Elmore B w
Ellis C w
Evans Dibrel
Enroughty F
Ellet Jas M
Eggeling E
Frances A 8
Fitzhugh c C
FaudIe E
Franklin Edward
Frey G T
Farbush II w 2
Farrell James
Foster 1T
Fussel J w
Fisher J
Fawkes Joseph
Gates b
Gilman D
Grindle D G
Gregory EG
Grofhni Edmund
Goodwin z C
Goodwin John
George John
Gibson ] s
Green J J
Glenn J III
Gillian Thos
Green J J2
Gray Jas
Galt w NJ
Hoble A II 2
Harrington A
Harris A
Hughes A H
Homes B ]
Harris B
Hunt C B
Hodges c D
Hursteod K w 2
Herbschleb Charles
Howell David
Hart Dennis
Hermann E
Hobsou + w
Henning G
Herring G III
Hicks q A
Hsrgrove J B
Hawkins J A
Howser J C
Hargrove J D2
Hopes John
Johnson w
Jenkins VIM
Janett Capt Thos
Jennings Richard
Johnson K w 2
Jenison 8 w
Iackson p Fl
Johnson r
Jetreys James
krug Cyrus
Kraps Carl
King Edward II
King Robert 2
Kelly John
Levy A
Lee A E
Lane Clay B
Lettrick Z NJ
Lee II
Lord James
Lee James D 2
Love John 2
Larry James
Laugford James
Mahorn Mr.
Mannen Daniel
Menon f c
Malone F
Mayo Frederick
Murray Geo w
Mayo Geo c.
Mace Geo NJ
Mann Joseph A
Moran James
Miller James C.
MoonJ B
Mitchell 2 8
McDonsl Thos
McGrath elnis
McGusne Pstt
McAlister Geo
McDonough IL
Eeller 0
Norris Gordon
NicOlettl g 2
Neadham Geo w
Newman Jno T
Nelson Saml A
Osborne A Washingte
Osborn Albert A
Osterstock Edward
O'Conner Jno
O'Co1ners John
Pairce Mr.
Peasants Daniel B
Perry Edward w
Pervis E D
Peck Everard
Philips Richard D
Peasants Robt F
Priddy DR. w H2
Quarles Nc ses A
Rogers Augustus
Rehn CL
Redd + Taylor
Redden Edward
Redmond Eugene
Roman Edward
RuMn Geo w
Robinson Jno 9
Robertson Jno 2
Rynne Jno
Rugier Louis
Roaue Jos &
Stovaul Bracknags
Sed wick Rev A ]
Smoot BENZ A
Street Bill
Scott BENZ
Scott Bsnj
Seibert Charles
Smith C w
Shackelford E L
Stanley Edward L
Smith ElonG
Shsngeaberg John G
Smith Geo +
Shesf II G
Schader Henry
Shore VIM II
Smith Henry Fl
Smith Irwin
Scott Jno
Aesd JAo N
Sanderson James
Tufts w A
Tayler VIM L
Thomas VIM A
Tierney Thomas
Tucker 8 J2
Toppin Philip
Truehart Peter G
Taylor d Page
Tsylor II B
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Il IRBY, BEARD q cos Pins and Nee.
Ia dies-a full assortment in store and for sale
to the trade at the New York agents prices
GIHTER a. ALVEY,
40 Ia Pearl street.
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FOR BREMEN.

Tne new ship Curritack, Capt. Foster.
I'D The new ship tCURRlTUCK, of Norfolk,
FOSTER, Master, will be a. City Point in tbs
course OF few days. when she will be ready to re-
ceive freight for Bremen, at q moderate rate of
freight, on consgnments ofstems and tobacco, 10
address OF our friends, Messrs. H MEIER 4
CO. We will make liberal cash advances. For
freight orpassage, apply to
ap 20-3t LJIDLAM A. wATSON
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KlCaMoND SATURDAY MORNING APRIL -a-.r
PRICE ONE CENT

MoRMorIsM.-The Dixon Teleer,rs -
that William Smith, brother Of tbe cei.h.s hs.s.es
"Joe Smith" who has gathering Of the ~.
levers in Lee county, Illinois, was lately -.
rested in consequence Of an affidavit made 4,
enc of the female members ofthe church. =
which she set forth that she had been induced
to believe that il was necessary for her saliva
ton thar she should become his spiritual wife,
the result of which was the same that usually
accompanies cases where no spiritaalism is
claimed. On account of the inability of the
witness to attend at this term, the case was
continued. The defendant says that il all ari-
ses In persecution from the Gentiles.
AS another item on the same subject, We
may state that Smith has himself now pend
ing IN the same court an application for di.
vorce, on the ground that his wife, while at
Nauvoo, was initiated into the mysteries OF.
aha, as ne says, "took seven degrees 10 spir-
,t1ai wnery. SO that il seems, according to
ms IDEAS OF the doctrines Of that partic alar
cIanSh OF the church militant, what is sauce
'or tne goose, u not sauce for the gander.
LETTERS OF CREDIr.-The London Times
mas report OF case of some interest 10 travel
lers abroad. An American gentleman bought
Tor cash circular letter of credit from mer-
canule hrm IN the city, addressed to their agents
on the continent, and this document authorized
the various houses to whom il was addressed 10
honor his drafts. Shortly afterwards house
wnich nad some disputed accounts with him
lodged attachment with the London firm on the
funds which they had thus received for the sala
OF the letter, upsn the plea that the ,ransac ton
was simple deposits, and that the money 40
attached still belonged to the person who had
paid it to them, and that they the garnshees OF
issuers of the credit, incurred No responsibility
| until they came under acceptance. The Jury
found that the money passed absolutely to the
garnishees in exchange for their credit; that il
simultaneously ceased to be the defendants,
and consequently was not attachable.
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nCNCAN LODGE FOR sALE.-T6,

~ above named very desirable residence and
tne valuable Tract OF Land, containing q acres on
which II stands are offered for sale privately on
very advantageous terms.
l. ls situated on the Deep Run Turnpike, on the
continuation of Broad street. about three quarters
OF mile west of the city of Richmond, and about
900 yards from the Richmond College.
The land is highly improved by abundant ma.
nur1ng aud good cultivation, and has srnan
stream CT water passing through the corner of il.
In tae garden and near the house are shrubs and
trees bearing great variety and abundance of rhs
choicest fruits and flowers.
The dwelling house is well and handsomely built
II modern style of brick, so by 43 feet two stories
and basement high with all convenient out
Eous7s and Offices also of brick and in good repair
1he situation 10 an airy dry and perfectly healthy
one ana well supplied with excellent water. All
Caexceptonsble title will be conveyed to the Dur.
Cd sser. Apply to T. G. Mckenzie or Mrs Nc
kenzie, on the premises, or to the subscriber, who
Is Guy authorised TO sell and convey the same.
NH l9-dts " DANIEL, tR.
P En0VAL OF THE FRAN LIN
AZ CLOTHING STORE, from 1872 to 90 Main
Str e., third door above l4th Street-where may
be found the largest and best got up Stock Of
Ready Made Clothing ever offered to the ci.
hzeas of Richmond. Our Stock comprises every
style quality and color of Sack, Dress and Frock
Coats tor Spring and Summer wear. Plain and
Fancy Cashmere Pants of every style and quality
lnazinasle; plain and figured Silk, Satin and Mar.
sei.es Vests in endless variety. Also very large
and select Stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, &c.
All we ask is call at the Franklin to be satisfied
that 1t s the place to get the best and most for your
money. DECOU & CO,
mh23-om 90 Main street Richm ond Va
A RARE CHANCE! ATTENTION La.
IA DIES AND GENTLEMEN The subscribers
sole agents of the United States for Guelaud, one
OF the most celebrated Perfumery manufacturers
In Paris Intending to stay for some time in the
city OF Richmond, begs leave to inform the World
OF ashton that they have on hand a splendid col.
lection OF Articles in their line, such as Extracts
Hair OILS Genuine Farina Cologne Water, and
other articles in their line too numerous to de-
scribe all warranted superior to the articles gene
rally prepared here and sold for genuine, at OK.
trsvag AIT prices.
Iney have also a magnificent variety of Combs
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, &c; and other Fancy
Articles Please give US a call at our store, corner
B-2ad and Third streets, before going to purchase
iowa town and losing, 1st, time; I'd, money, and
80 fair opportunity to get genuine and splendid
article. SCHAAP & co,
ma 30-lm" Corner Broad and Sd Streets
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EHOR RENT OR SALE.-The subscriber Is
l. authorised to rent or sell a valuable Brick
Tenement, in an eligible situation, within five mi.
nutes walk of the Banks. The house contains
eleven rooms; with gas throughout. Upon the lot
is large kitchen, with other buildings, hydrant,
&c. Liberal time will be allowed to a purchaser.
An opportunity 10 thus furnished OF making safe
and profitable investment Apply to
apS w GODDIN.
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PkOPOsALS will be received by the under
signed, Committee of the Common Council Of
tne city OF Petersburg, for the Curbing and Paving
OF Iaob street, from Sycamore street 10 Markss
streei and OF Union street from Washington street
to Tsbb street, which proposals will be- offered an
Ms0nday, the 10th Of May next. Specifications
G ~ln oe furnished on application to either Of ths
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-23

M ERCER POTATOEs.-Just received. $50
Iu bushels very fine Mercer Potatoes, which
will sell at a very low price to close
GEO HERRIN>
ap Il Opposite R. andF O.,,
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ICORICE.-67 cases line Stick Licorlce
Il "Barracco" brand; 12S cases Mass Licorice
"otsonana" brand; cases Mass Licorice, "Beck
brand, in store, for sale by
apis BACON & BASKERVILL,.
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- FOR KENT, and possession given i'm.
- mediatey, that large new Store or Lumber
House, on 18th street, next to Messrs Hartsook e.
Stokes, and opposite Edwin Workman e. Co. For
terms &c, apply to the subscriber.
an I4-l2t w q GEORGE
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lATs In BALES.-l5O bales superior Cats,
~ landing at Rockets and for sale from the
wharf.
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O FOR X RENT The Tenement next
above, and adjoining the Union Hotel. The
lower part to be occupied as store, and the up
per part as family residence Apply to
ap Is TOLER e. COOK, Agents.
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- FOR SALE.-1ne property occupied
II by ths subscriber near the western limits of
the city-comprisng q very comfortable Dwelling
House with eleven well finished rooms, (eght with
FIRE places
two story brick building, containing four
rooms, q carriage house, two cOmmoaious stables,
snoks-house, coal.house, green house, &c, with a
well of delightful water in the yard.
The garden contains Asparagus Beds, Strawber.
ry Beds, Fruit Trees, &c, &c. Apply to
c. @. TOMPKINS
Richmond Iroa and Steel Works.
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