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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
Splendid Room for Professional. Scientin

literary pursuit TO Iot nc Tow price taken
medaty Inquire ut IL o'clock at No. 80 Broadway
gallery OF Leonard street aud Broad
Room asx3o feet four windows Broadway, and two
Leon ard street-fu1 nished.
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only place IN New York where large and general assort
music and musical instruments be purchased
cheap cash. Twenty In location Persons out
Of town sending for article rely being served as
we'll IL present by MIILET, importer, 3eJ Broadway,
agent fer Watts nervous antd0te.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

1fC ouiy NcuA Oyc NlHOe IL LuIOnJs
solution price only IS dyes red grey white hair
light brown dark brown. jet black. Warranted not
njure. Sold at the depot of the reduced price of
Joness Coral Hair Restorative for forcing the ar to
dark stopping it falling ont curing danduf dressing bad
hair finely &c. Gl-mind-6l Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

70 the work II mechanic but by of genius may be
seen in all its beauty In then graceful and workman
like boots and shoes sold by L. BROOKS 1T 55 Broad
and $50 Fulton street Ladies and gentlemen attend
I'll. Interests of your seles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
on. Onwnru., Is tho numer,


and sbr for beautiful black hrownthere
like HILLS Instantaneous Dye Yes such Is tho
You doubt hex will settle the superiority of uill's
Hair Dye all others. at 40 Nassau street
the corner Of Liberty Also is sold, Hills Infable On
guent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
erlendId Cnrpetlngs for Spring sn,es. 1855

SMITH y LoUNsBERRY, No. AS Pearl street are now
receiving In late arrivals large stock Of velvet
tapestry Brussels three ply and ingram csrpetings Of
and elegant designs which, having been purchased
SGer at very great Inducements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

rtes which eminent declare TO be fruitful dis
Would IL he well and economical TO tl
imprrtiesf The porous glass filter them
and delights all who use II. Depot 3l6 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

modiatcly by all means, at TUITLEiS Emporium, 81
Broadway and exrno the complete assortment of pora
Die and dressing for ladies and gents
which he has just received from England and France We
them that they just thc thing for tho toilet
and Tor travelling They offered bargain, both to
price and quality.
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Hcnrd and Mous.aches Protect

Ecnfd nHd MONstaches PROJECT the VhrOnt
and mouth and all Singers beth. Noy my Onguent
will force both beard and mousache to grow stsng
thick in six weeks and will not stain injure Ne skin
81 bottle sent to part If the r. c. GRA
HAM IS Ann street. and all druggists in the city and States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, HAVING SOME KNOW
w ledge OF business Of good address, and
pacity, travel Of States to sell and
solicit orders for two three staple articles Of
disc The situation would be permanent for good man.
City reference required. Address D. b. p, Herald Office
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WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN, WHO THOROUGHLY
w understands jewelry is DESTROYS of securing perma
nent situation in Southern ewsry establshment sales
The best of references given and
Any III want of of trie business habits
well 70 address note TO E. d. box 0Sl Post Oice New
ark, N. j.
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.rsr.s.sc.ccS>'.>oSc-c.
w ysung vsmas, DO housswsrk, plain cock
assist ironing Best Of sity rsfsrsncs Please
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

WAATED-A fORTEh, FOR FLOUR STORE, THAT
infuenee oonsd raLe trade. Address Flour Store
Herald Ufce.
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GENTS WANTED-TO PROCURE SUBSCRIBERS
"A 70 an elegant steel engraving national character
industrious man AGENTS wanted for this and other
States Apply or address, post paid, H. King 35S Broad
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WANTKD-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
yoS,s Sonin TO DO the general heSsswork e small
fefsrenee Can be seen for two days. at No. Norfolk
street, in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

NvANTED-A SITUATION, AS CLERK, OR SALES
w man in u Cry goods commission house by young
Of eoLsdcra eAperience in business Address IL NJ
Hersl
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WAETED-A CUTTER FOR GENTLEMENS AND
w youths clothing-one qualified to act 'as salesman
and take entire charge of retail clothing store
A. Jones' Herald office, naming references and salary ex
| ctad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22
SALES OF STOCK.


REPORTED WEEKLY By JOHN A. LANCASTER AND
SON, BROKERS.
virginia State per cent "a years to run, interest
from date-lsst sales at Treasury Sl09
Do. do. former ISSUE with interestfrom LIST Jan y
20 years and upwards, sl07 and int
Do. do. of 90 years issue. over 10 years to run,
with int from LIST Jan'y--last sales Sl06 and int.
Do. do. OF 20 years issue, 10 years and under to
run, with interest from lst Jan'y-1O3 and int
Bonds guaranteed by State of Va, with int from
lst Jan'y-Iast sales los and int
Richmond City Stock, with interest from LIST Jan'y
last sales short dates l02 and int long dates Sl04
and inst.
Lyme hburg Coupon Bonds, 80 years to run-lOO
and int
Virginia Bank Stock, par s7O-last sales s76
Farmers Bank Stock, par Sl00-last seles lo9 n
Exchange Bank Stock, par s 00-sales at Norfolk,
Sll0
Va Fire and Marine Insurance Stock-last sales
at i1s.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par S20-lsst
sales at S3S.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac r. r.
Stock-ast sales at 500.
Virginia Central X. X Stock-last sales so.
Richmond and Petersburg r. X. Stock-Par value
Sl00-last sales 40.
James River and Kanawhs Stock, par Sl00-last
sales SIT.
Richmond and Danville R. r. Stock-last sales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22
F. THIES, Manager.
THEATRE -RICRnIOND,
Positively, for Three Nights Only


MADAME ANNA BISHOP
will bid
Final Alden
to the musical public OF this city, by performing on
three successive Evenings, MONDAY, lApril 18th;
TUESDAY, Goth; WEDNESDAY, 27th,
The Entire Range of her celebrated
OPkkATIC SCENES,
IN COSTUME,
with appropriate scenery, decorations &C. and
also singing her most popular Ballads, songs,
her Mexican Tableaux, and famous Bou.
quet Musical.
EF1 On each evening a different programme,
which will be issued early in the morning.
EF~ The operate Scenes from Linda, TancTedi,
Lucrezia Norma, Roberto, Anna Bolena, Sonnam.
bula, Martha, Judith. Lucia.
NJ. BCchsa, emphatcally called through Europe
'the father of the Harp though having abandoned
Harp playing in public, has consented to appear
once more as HARPIsT before his retirement into
private life.
Full particulars in bills OF the day.
Director Mr.. BocsHA.
Secretary and Treasurer Mr.. SHAW,
Dress Circle and Parquette- --.-----sl
SeCOno IeI -VVcH
The Box Office will be opened on Monday next,
from 10 to 4, where seats may be secured
Doors open att. operate Entertainment be-
gins at g aD2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO Mr..
terday's Washington Union contains the off
cial announcement of the death of Vice Presi.
dent King, signed by the President-whieh or.
ders suspension of business in the public of.
fees, and directs that the Secretaries of Wal
and the Navy order the appropriate tributes to
be paid TO the memory of the deceased. Both
those officers order the usual testimonials Of
respect on such occasions on the day after the
reception of the orders at the different military
posts, navy yards and on board the national
vessels of war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22
- Mrs. Rosrwick;s Concert.-Thi

~ Mrs. Bostwick;s Concert.-This re.
nowned Cantatrice will give of her superb con-
certs in this CITY, this evening, at the African Church
Her success in New Orleans Mobile and Montgomery
has been Unprecedented. The New Orleans Picayune
gives the following notice of her last in that
city:
MRS. BosTwICK's LAST CoNcERT-The third and
last of Mrs. Bostwcks concerts in this city was given
last evening at Armory Hail. and much better at
tended and by larger and more appreciatve audi
than either of the previous Mrs Bost-
wick made decidedly favorable impression here on
her first appearance, increased it the second evening"
and succeeded perfectly last evening that we be-
eve number of additional concerts would be large
ly patronized.
Mrs. Bostwick possesses one of the sweetest and
most ute-like voices we have ever heard Its range
is more contracted than Jenny Linds, but with that
range-and she never overseps tit is equal to any
vocalist who has visited this city. She sings
with taste and feeling, and with ease and efu-
that adds interest the melody and enchains the
entire audience. The Gypsy Song from Meyerbeer'
Camp of Silesia, sung by her last night was ex-
quisIe The Scotch ballad, '"Twas within mile OF
Edinboro' Town. of the most beautiful little
things we have ever listened to, and was loudly en-
cored; SO, tool was Home, Sweet Home with
which the performance closed.
We commend her to our Mobile friends as a finished
artist and delightful vocalist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

Mas. BosTwIcKs CONCERT takes place to might
at the African Church. Mrs B, formerly Miss EN-
MA GuL1NGHAM, daughter of the late George Gil
Iiagham, distinguished as the leader of the orches
ira OF the Park Theatre, is lady of fine genius
and has had an excellent musical education in En-
rope. She possesses sweet flexible voice o.
very considerable compass, and sings with excel
lent taste. Mr.. JULIUS SEIDE, the futist has play
ed several times in this city to the delight of all who
heard him. Mr. ArPY is very accomplished vo
calist Little ANNIE OLIVER is quite favorite
wherever she goes, and Mr. THILow 10 master o,
the piano. We shall have to night, we are sure, q
most delicious Concert
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
AFRICAN CHURCH.
MRS. EMMA q. BOSTwICK

mn5. 6MmA q. BOSTWICK,
Respectfully informs tho citizens Of Ricbmond and
ner iriends, that che will give ONE GRAND
CONCERT,
On Friday Evening, 22d ApriI. 1S.2
A''S'eo oy Inc FOLK" Artists: The distinguished
Violinist
Mr.. HENRI Apply,
Solo Violinist 10 the King OF Holland.
The celebrated Solo Flutist,
Nh. JULIUS SIEDE,
FIRST Flute Professor of the Royal Conservative
The Musical Prodigy,
Mss ANNIE OLIVER.
toniy nine years OF sge) the wonderful Perforne.
on The CoDcertina
HERR THILOW
Solo Pianist to his Royal Highne.s. the npke of
Coburg Gotha
programme PartF
l-Solo-Pisno Forte "(irand Gallop do R,avn-. ,
HERR THILOW $500
2-Cayatina-"O luce di quest ap;roan nor9nu..,
Sung by Mas. BOSTWICK '
g. -Violin-"Grand Fantasia sur Ann Re,,e,s /,
MR. HENRI Apply Aard
4-song--"song of Home" Words by G MorTis'
Sung by Mrs. BOSTWICK JG Maeds@
5-Solo-Fute-Grapd Fantasia, introducing an
Air from the Bohemian Girl" Executed bv
Nh JULIUS SIEDE. sissa
Part 2.
g. o-Vioiin-"Faptasia Mscene."
Nh. HENRI Apply. Hsurnsnn
THE celebrated Sacred Bravura, Gratiss acirn-s
Tibi, arranged for Voice and Flute by Julius
Siede. Sung by MRs EMMA G. BOSTiTICK.
FLUTE CBLrGATo, by Mr.. JULIUS SIEDE.
S-Soio Observation-Disclosures on Airs from Linda
MISS ANNIE OLIVER. Blagfove
9-Scotch Balled-"Down the burn Davie, Love-
Sung By Hrs BOSTWICk.
l0-Selo-Flute-Gral Variations from Norma.
Mr. JULIUS SIEDE. Flrsienau.
11-Ballad-The Wstcbnsns Cry GOOD III. htT
Sung by Mas BOSTWICK Moore
Tickets One Dollar, to be had at the princi.
pal Music and Bookstores and Hotels and at tns
Door OF the Hall on the evening of Inc Concert.
Doors open at 7-Concert to Commence AZ
o'clock
Eg Reserved seats may DE secured without ex.
ira charge, at tbs Store Of Messrs Nash l. Wood.
house.
ap 81 F. THIES, MANAGER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

II On the 18th inst, near Shelbyyille, In
diana, the daughter of Mr.. McKorkel, oged Is
years, was burned to death. She wen, 10 a
field where brush was burning and her clothes
took fire, and she was SO badly burned TIM,
she died in few hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

ExpoRTs-The following are the clearances of YES
sells and freights during the months of March and
April, to the present time March 2d-Brg Uranus,
Captain Church. for Bahia and market 1910 barrels
and 1s6 half barrels -four March I2-British barque
Josephine Captain Doane, for Rio de Janeiro: 27io
barrels and 800 i-2 half barrels flour. March "a
Barque John B. Cosby, Captain Kippin, for Rio de
Janeiro and market 2555 barrels -four. March 25-
Bremen ship Helene, Captain yolckuan for Bremen:
l62 hogsheads leaf and 7S hogsheads semmed tobac-
CO, and so barre 10 Flour.
Total amount of exports during the month of March
from Richmond 7255 barrels and 496 half barrels
-four 1872 hogsh. ads leaf and 77s hogsheads stemed
tobacco.
April british brigantne Messenger, Captain
Bousher for Halifax 50 barrels -four 5734 1910 bar
rels wheat April 5-Schooner Hill Carter, Captain
Nelson, for Cardenas hams, nails, &c. April g.
Lucy, Captain Weeks, for Rio de Janeiro 1900 bar
res and 200 half barrels flour. April G-Brtish brig
Ben Franklin, Captain Daw son, for Halifax 10 boxes
and kegs manufactured tobacco and 1900 barrels
-four April 7-Schooner Tennessee, Captain Lam
kim for Pernambuco II boxes manufactured tobacco
and 1882 barrels -four April 9-Barque Swan, Cap
tain Cole for Bahia 2660 barrels -four. April g.
Barque Frances and Louisa, Captain Lenox, for Rio
de Janeiro: 2410 barrels and 200 half barrels flour
April 1l-Barque General Greene, Captain Hartman,
Bahia and a market: 25lo barrels -four. April IS
Prussian ship Arnold Boninger, Captain Meyer, for
Bremen: 1874 1-2 hogsheads leaf and 99s hogsheads
stemmed tobacco, and sundries. April I5-British
brig George Washington, Captain Kitchener, for Hall.
fax 1859 barrels -four, 5000 bushels BRAN April Is
Bremen ship Westphalia Captain We ssels, for Bre-
men 90 hogsheads leaf and 389 hogsheads stemmed
tobacco. April 16-Berque Clarssa, Captain Chase
for Rio de Janeiro 1856 barrels and So half barrels
-four.
Total amount of exports during the first half of the
month of April including day over 1.-THE 10th inst
OCT barrels and 496 half barrels flour IL 7S4 I940
bushels wheat; 80 boxes and kegs manufactured, 226
and half hog leaf and 1888 hogsheads stemed
tobacco.
This exhibit shows an unusually heavy amount of
-four exported during the present month
In addition we would here mention coastwise
clearance, yesterday, of the ship susannah, Captain
Hungerford for San Francisco: 1902 barrels Gaego
flour 1000 barrels hard bread 1000 kegs lard and s65
boxes candles There no passengers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

T MADAM BISHOPS first Concert of three tina,
she proposes to give here, takes place Monday
night. She 10 in hne voice, and we may expec,
some of her best musical efforts. At her concerts
here some short time since she sang better than we
ever heard her. But we never heard her that she
did not seem to US one of the most delightful. vo
calists that has ever sung in this country. The
veteran Bochsa will this time give US some touches
on the Harp, on which instrument he mas been re-
garded the greatest performer in his day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22
RICHMoND mARKKT.

CORRECTED DAIxx.
FLOUR remains duh under the iste news--sbout
500 bbls In to-day by the Canai-most part In store
few smell sales at % rs TO the city trade. Ship
pers only offer o. 62S
WHEAT-Ho chsnge-s1 10 to 81 Is.
CORN-DuIl-52 to 55c
:. BACON--Sides 81 to &c; Shoulders Z to 7ac
Hams l2 to l4c
TOBACCO-Sales not so large to day; good
man uiacturing in demand-S7H to SIS; Lugs s4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

~ Thomas F. Meagher was rendered and
refused public reception, in New York. IN
his escape from Australia. Nevertheless the
city fathers insert an item Of over $4,000 in their
yearly expenditure for the reception, of the
patriot. Did the mere offer cost this sum. or
have we to take the soiH for The deed, and pay
accordingly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

POLICE TELEeRAPH.-A police telegraph il
nearly completed in New York W hch connects
the different stations, and places the police
force completely under the thumb of the chief
Of police, Mr.. MATsELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

Rev. L. L. Hill. the alleged inventor of CO.
iored dagueueotypes, has discovered a new
process of making mirrors, il IL said. Ii is a
method Of silyering glass without tin foil OF
quicksilver which secures mirror invariably
perfect, at half the usual cost, and which can.
not be dsfaced without breaking the glass,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

SLAVE TRADE IN CUBA.-One of the editors
of the New York Express, Mr.. ERASMUS
BROOKS, is at Havana, and writes some inter-
estng letters from that point for his paper
He represents the demand for slaves there as
very great. Slave property, he says, has adj
yanced enormously within short time. The
estimated annual importation from Africa is
from 10000 to $4,000. Gentlemen who have
travelled over the island the past winter say
mat slaves have arrived at every port from
Area. The importation of Chinese laborers,
OF l2oo to be increased to 5000, is said to be a
mere drop in the ocean. The white Iaborers
brought TO Cuba are utterly incapable of en-
during the heat of the climate. besides that
they become verJ indolent. No whites except
the natives can stand the rigors of tine climate.
They work in the sun all day except about two
hours at midday. Mr.. Brooks concludes that
Cuba can be ours only as slave country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

FIRE.-Between IL and l o'clock on yesterday, a
fire broke out in the stable attached to the pren
in the rear of the large frame dwelling on 4th
street, between Clay and Leigh streets, owned by
Miss Cole, and occupied by DIR. Anderson-and the
flames communicating to some adjoining old cut
buildings, they were speedily burnt to the ground.
The vigilant and early eAertions of the firemen,
prevented any further progress of the flames.
Value of the outhouses and stable, about $50, the
property Of Miss Cole, and uninsured T.
In the stable was horse belonging to DR.. Ander.
son, worth about s75, which had only arrived
from the country some two hours previous, who
was burnt to death before he could be taken out
of the burning mass of straw and wood. The frs
was undoubtedly the work OF an incendiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

ELEcTaIc LADY.-A German paper gives an ar
count of an Austrian lady, who lie SO charged with
electricity, that "sparks are constantly flying from
her fingers ends" There is nothing very remark..
BILE In this; for any beautiful lady can do more
she can attract sparks. and cause them to fly sbou,
her and even twirl them around her finger; and
they can send these sparks flying from them when
thsy choose. Then there are ladies again, whose
tongues possess an immense electric force-men
often receive shock from that source, that takes
them some time TO recover from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

EXPERIMENTATION the left hand side of Broad
street. between 9th and 10th Streets the two small
old fashioned wooden tenements that have SO long
occupied in quiet and contentment their favorable
business positions-one of which was tenanted by
J. Harold, dealer in Fancy Articles the other by
T. II. Gresham, Bookseller-are about to be pros
traed to the ground and descend to grave of rub.
bish and ruins after ong.lite spent in usefulness
and valuable deeds. Their places will be supplied
by two modern brick tenements, for business pur,
poses of the latest style and most substantial archi.
tectural beauty. The aged wooden matrons of the
true Quaker stamp, and the young brick 'belles, :,
alike the property of Mr.. J. Harold
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22
III Ed.

On yesterday, after an illness of two days,
JAMES P. CURTIN, youngest son of E. B. Curtin,
aged about nine years and six months. His fune.
/ al will take place Saturday the 23rd instant, in
the Catholic Church, at o'clock. The friends
and acquaintance of the family are, without
farther invitation, invited To attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

go, Il. w. STARkE, Attorney at
80 Law and Notary PEbIic.-Practices
in all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. AS Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of DISPOSITIONS, Gin or out of
his ofice) Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds,
Renquishments of Dover, &c. Claims for coec-
ton entrusted to him. promptly offended to.
Office removed 10 No 50, three .Jors above City
Hotel, on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de ply
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

.e$s NOTICE.-THOS Ii. GRESHAM
49, has removed his Book AID Periodical
House to the store formerly occupied by K r Dr.
val, under the American Hotel, where he will be
pleased to see his old friends and patrons and the
public in general. In few days his stock will be
complete, and not surpassed by any other house in
the city. THOS. II. GRESHAM,
Under the American Hotel, Main st.
1 Subscribers will please call at the above
place for their Newspapers and Magazines.
aD 2l-2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

80 Washing and BIeaching.-The
fss>-SA Virginia Magic Washing Fluid is the
greatest discovery ever made for washing clothes,
securing floors, DC. 1t saves time, labor and hard
rubbing. The genuine article is prepared only by
ap2I E.J. PICOT Druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

Auction Observation-Disclosures atten
a~-Ga ton Is requested to the sale of Gro
ceries, Fixtures. &C., to take place THIS
MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the store
house on Brook Avenue, Immediately opposite
Anton Beines, between Clay and Leigh streets.
See advertisement.
ap 90 GEO SUMNER Auctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22

For PHILADELrHIA-The steamship Virginia,
Captain Teal, win sail for Philadelphia at IL o.
clock this morning from Rocketts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22
author of Esmond

A LEAK sToPPED.-lt is said that the new
Secretary of the Treasury has put an end to
transfer drafts, being determined that no politi-
cal speculator shall make money out of the
Government in that way. No more transfers
Of public money is to be made through brokers
and bankers or other financial favorites. The
money is to be carried by Government porters
in boxes and bags and delivered wherever it
may be wanted. This is certainly stopping a
leak but will there be any thing saved after
all? The expenses of travelling of the Govern
ment porters will be heavy, and then if one of
out that the money he had to carry had been
much better placed where it was wanted by a
transfar draft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-22
MAKRIkn.

On the 14th April, by the Rev. Mr.. Hoge. Mr
WIN. G. BELL, to Miss DOROTHY JANE BUR
NETTE, both of Richmond