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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-23
WdskiaPtOn Items.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-General Pierce ar
rived here at63 o'clock this evening. Mayor
hauFy was at the cars 10 receive him but he
passed out unobserved before the cars had fair
y stopped, and was off in coach to Willard's
Hotel.
Jefferson Davis has not yet reached this
tiIy.
Mr.. Marcy appeared in the Senate to-day,
AID attracted much attention.
Notwithstanding the presence in the city OF
several distinguished gentleman named in
connection with the Cabinet, much uncertain
~ exists not only as to the persons really
Fixed upon, bat also as TO the position that may
be assigned TO Them.
Mr.McClellaud has arrived.
The Hon. d. H. Carter has received lie,
leF from Sam. Medairy, since his retnrn, dated
Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 9Th, stating he has no
inumaIlon or expectation OF getting cabinet
appointment.
Its reported that MIR. Buchanan will be ap-
pointed Minister to England.
The calorlc ship Ericsson reached Alexan-
ara tins afternoon at ) o'clock. She came up
n Tue style and anchored off the city.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
THU ADVANCE In Breadstufis.

-rr.e pays Later ifo"'
a,tet-Advanee in Breadstahs'
vo,x Feb. 2I.--The American mail
NJ" pao;sc arrived here this morning with
steamer later adv;ces from Europe Her
l5Ise a ar3 Liverpool S;h inst. She brings -
pss.ense.,,S@ .r,s- Arabia reached Liverpool
! ~, %s 6,b inst, beating the Pac'hc two
dsy y.. steamer Pariscenna had exploded her
Ia. az en- s The Rhone, and several passengers
rfr. killed. xo,Mn
,..4;e ou;e, and without news OF spe-
EaE'e,, on, Sin Charles Wood, at a public
tsi That lated that the Government would ex'
..aJ he right franchise. -,
~. = ,rncrted that Earl Clarendon received
- ~ If foreign office on Monday. CON-
'l7 -. been formed 10 consrut canal from
T;fl ~ Ges TO the Pacific, through the 18th.
lie s So ,.'I n"r;en. at a cost OF fifteen millions
F21no,t meeting was held in London petit
- The Government to use its influence in
me an end 10 the occupation of Italy by
F,'',,' Austrian and French troops. Loid Dud-
lsy Stewart spoke. ,.-.., c,,e
,~--,,s-ce iptimates change contemplated
.5s nos, sfryal and departure Of American
,samers.
FRANCE.
rss,a i hnt little OF interest. The Royal
--,.r.,ge seems 10 absorb general attention.
r.. ra.oyess continues TO be we'll received.
The shin Comestock, from Savannah, had
:s.r last at sea. Crew and passengers saved.
BELGIUM.
ee1cium IS on the point Of enlisting into
,,.s relations with Russia.
Tqe Aus,rien and Russian troops were con-
r.,,rs,iaE OF the Turkish frontier, No hos
,...ss. however, has been commenced.
MARKETS.
TIE Liverpool cotton market closed quiet
y f9a4, any actual change IN prices. The
zses's sales amount TO q eco bales, specuia-
Toys .aking COCO and exporters 1900 bales
Tae residue By the regular trade. The official
equations are fair Orleans Old middiing DO
&. Fair hottie 64J; Middliug DO. u. Fan
-olsud fAt; Mi6dllug DO. closed firm.
EreaJsiufss our was frmer, and had
-asxrsc'edly 4vanced Cd per bill. Western
Baltimore ~
Wheat fsner at en- advance OLD TO I'd pei
fgshel Cf70 lbs. White 7s2deTsid; red Is So
.-.ld: mixed 7sla. Indian corn fFm-yeliow
,.s,3; white 36sa36s5d per quarter Of $50 lbs
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Arriral Of Gen. Pierce at Washington.
The Republic of yesterday announces that
the President elect arrived at Washington at
about nine O'Clock on Monday night, and pre-
ceeded to w Hard s Hotel.
The Union says that Gen. Pierce arrived
IN Washington unannounced, and no one knew
Of his presence in the city until fer he had
reached his apartments.
The Baltimore Sun, after announcing Gen.
Pierces arrival, says: Hon. George M. Dallas
has arrived also. This deranges the cabinet
aspects, re ndering ii probable that MIR. Dallas
will be Secretary Of State; Governor Marcy,
Secretary of the Treasury, and Caleb Cush-
ing, Minister toFrapce.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

OfEaluable Real Estate in the County of
Aenrico and City of RiclIm ond.
- Y virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court for
Eb the City Of Richmond, pronounced on the 9th
of January, 1858, in the friendly suit OF Davis,
guardian, &c, vs. Green, &c, the undersigned
special commissioner will sell ct Public Auction on
the premises, at the incur of O'Clock, on Monday,
the 18th of the present month, without regard to
weather, the House and Lot in the Couaty Of Hen
lico, belonging to the estate If William a. Brown,
deceased, situated on the Mechanicsville Turnpike
road, about quarter of mile from the City of
Richmond, nearly opposite the property Of William
Culipgsworth, Jr., Containing about of an acre
of ground the building s brick, with four large
roonas-and on the following dag, at the hour of
O'Clock, P. NJ Building Lot in the City of Rich.
nond, adjoining Tslbots Foundry, Fronting u feet
en- cary street and running back 100 feet.
Terms will be cash as to much ofthe proceeds
es may be necessary to pay the costs and charges
attending the sale and the costs of the sut-the
balance credit OF six months the purchaser ex-
ecuting negotiable notes, with good endorsers, and
the title retained until purchase money July paid
and conveyance ordered by the court
JOHN N. DAVIS,
fe Std Special Commissioner.
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IL To the Pabiic.-Your attention 10 in.
vted to the very beautiful styles Of Daguerreotype
which MiHNIS & WATSON are daily issuing from
their gallery, No ssh Main street Mansion aouee
daily, are heard 10 exclaim: they are the best I've
ever seen; they are certainly the most natural
looBt2g eyes | ever sew. IA We have never re.
sorted 10 hum5ug or tried 20 write ourselves into
notice. we ask the public 10 call and Judge for
themselves. lou are also notified that our prices
are as low as any in this city. Don't forget the
place, Ms 35t Main street, Mansion House.
no 30 MINIS e. WATSON
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The President RIect-

WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
Gen. Pierce has been closeted pretty much
all day with Dir. Guthrie, of Tenn, Judge
Douglas and Secretary Everett. He sees NO
one but a few particular friends,
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NON,T HOLD BACK, or Y0U WILL

EhUN'T HULU BACh, Uk kVU Will
~ MISS THE CHANCE LEVY defires all that
are in want Of cheap Dry Goods, to come at once,
as the time for closing his Store is drawing near
he will positively close on the 9Th day of March
next so don't wait until it gets too late, or you
is regretted by every one; by not buying your
Dry Goods at LEWIS, is equivalent 20 less OF
money, so take his advice and give him early
call. Bear it in mind that the time for his closing
is close at hand, SO don't hold back, or you win
miss the chance, By not calling on
ABRAHAM LEVY, il,
e22 POI Broad Street.
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Inter from NIexina.
Nav ORLEANS. Eeh. %

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. y.
By the Albatross we learn that Cavallos
has resigned the Presidency of Mexico, and
that Lomsardini has been chosen to that Office
al interim. Uraga had declared for Santa
Auna, but without effect upon the course of
affairs.
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Mrs. Gen, Pierce,

BosTos, Feb. 90.
The wife Of the Presiden, elect left here TO-
day to follow her husband to Washington
Her health has somew hat improved.
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StabBiae case in Niebioou.

Ass ARBoR Feb I9.-Mr. Gregory, clerk
IN Inc Exchange Hotel, was stabbed bys
sWOgng man named w. K. Wykoff, from Ord
? tnis morning, in ball room riot. Greg
Cry is ia critical condition.
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SMITHS LOTTERY ,GFFICk,
Wall Street. rzyG4le~ the C!tv RoteI.
CHALn'S OH SCAhH

To. dnv.-SueQaehaun 10 Capitals. NJ a25
0o, q 1850. Of 7Jo0 i ci 3S73, 20 of 40, 20 Of
OF AGO, 20 Of 300, 100 Of 300, &C rs numbers, u
dI:wR. Tickets sl0-shs-es in proportion.
Alas-9atspsco r. Capita's: of sl0,000 Of
Of Zoo &c. 72 numbets, IL drawn. Tickets 81 90
snar. in p-ogo,ti5n
fe % SMITH
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DesLyH6fire Fire.

CHARLEsTos, Feb. Ca destructive FIRE
oecurres to-day at the corner of King and MAY
SIS. which consumed Cooks grocery store.
iie re shield bar-room, &c. The insurance
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Tie MARKETS.

New YORK, Feb. 22.-Sales 1900 barrels Of
Flour at prices shade lower than last quota
tons. Sales of 4000 bush. Wheat at 81 .02a
$l.20. Corn-Yelfow GS; mixed 6Ga67c.
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Western Nf!itary Road Contracts

CHICAGO, Feb. l9.-The contracts on the
military tract road have just been let, and the
york IS 10 be completed by the 1st of Noyem-
Der Der next, J. w. Brooks, Of New York, is the
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GREGORY d nAURY. Mnnngers
Drawn Nos Delaware T--re,y ~ Fab o..

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery. %. Feb 81:
81 q % - 70 SO AZ ) u ~ SO 10 40.
-Uay-Capital 534, S7I, prize of go. GOO. of
l51UG, Of 10 600. of $500, 10 of 1000 100 Of GOO
l01 oF 300, &c. 70 Nos, y drawn. Tickets $40.
O.M0rrow.-Cspita $4,000, 3 prizes Of TO-.
ggt, OF 1855, Of lCO0 &c. Is numbers, 10 drawn.
IlcaeLS 10
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Railroad Areideuf

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-The up mail train
on the Erie road was thrown off the track
rear Aliiea this morning. The engine was
eniniured, WIG
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Later fram California.
Nrw ORLEANS. Feb. ID

INV
The steamer Albatross has just arrived from
California.
The reports OF distress in'the mines brought
by the last adviees, are now said TO have been
somewhat exaggerated.
Plentiful supplies ofprovisions were sent to
the mines and all distress, real and threatened,
timely relieved.
A great yield of gold is anticipated in con.
sequence OF the washing of the rains.
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NEW LONDON BstuIas, Ar EX-
~ CHANGE BOOK STOBE.-Liie, Military and
Civil OF the Dnke OF Welhr gton, Gieested from the
materials Of w Il Maxwell, and in Part re written
By al Old Soldier, with son-e account Of his pub
lie taneral-eyIeudidly lllustrs*ed-Sl q
Sali2st, FiOrus aud Velieius, Paterculuz, literally
translated, with CopioGs notes and q General H..
dex. By the Rev John celby Watson, Il A-Sl %
History of the Origin of Representative Govern.
nent il Europe, by NJ Guizot-SI
the Deans Daughter; or the Days we Live in
by Mrs Gore cloth 75c paper, SOC.
Castle Avon, by the authorof Ravensclife, the
Wilmingtons, &c size
a Digest Of the Laws, Customs Manners and In.
situations OF the Modern Nations, by Thomas
Dew-$2
English lens; or Microscopic Views of Eng.
land anu Englshmen, by Matt Ward. For sale
by 6 NJ WEST e. BROTHER,
fe % < and e EXCHANGE Hotel
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MANAGERS OFFICE,
Y EpEECp f. m


Splendid Scheme for This Day.-Capitas:
s35Uc0, 1850, 7oOU 36.8 20 OF $50, ~ Of 400 Gc
10 numbers, Is drawn. Tickets $40
Also, the Patapsco Lotterv-Capitsls $1,000,
5000, 2GJ8, &c. Tickets So 50.
Drawn Nos OF Pa,apsco, GO:
% 50 70 ~ GO 81 I 49 81 Is so e. Is p 10 GO
Whole 7 1G 80
Do 80 40 81
Hal n Is i . 5 Prizes so.a and paid by LUCK.
OR. % 81 60
DO % 30 s.
Drawn Nos Of I'D Consolidated, E:
IL % 50 l! a e. g So SO 20 l3 l6.
Drawn Nos Of Patapsco, CO:
r;.A o. sc 80 40 40 " &c IS e. l6 70 co IS
Do 10 g. q Three more prizes sold and
Do PIG 70 Paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated, 7:
~ 5 u 30 6I 81 "a IL 2 85
Half l 10. $1,000 LICK
Drawn Nos Oh Patapsco 70:
50 SO &C 81 &c IS so II IA Is 10 %
do % 80 80 90 90 Three mere prizes sold and
Or. g 50 S. paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos Of Washington, -:
81 | ~ II 81 90 80 G. "a - 43 46 %
ga o+N - - 24 40 o. $50 sold and paid by
To my old Customers and Friend.S-av
once Is now opened at No Governor street
Gate & SCOTS otice) Tor the sale of Lottery
1lskets' where it viii give me pleasure to wait on
you. CT TIICK
Orders for Certificates or Packages Or sina,e
TICKETS and shares in any OF the MARYLAND Lotte
res Will meet prompt and confidential attention. If
addressed to r. FRANCE d co, Managers
re % Or to c B. LUCK, Richmond Va
CLARkA's GFFTCE-14th street
Drawn Nos Delaware, Il. Feb. IS:
% 80 4i "a so 65 81 70 90 % 60 8
Whole kat
~ Al 6O, $50 prize, returned.
Drawn Nos of Delaware. 43, Feb. 81:
O. 81 % 50 % 8 az 70 10 50 IL 40
Han Ticket 80 u 49, prize of 3l5U sold and
pau. fe 90 81
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.-I have. Of NV
~ own raising, about 2U00 Of the celebrated
"Bovey's Seeding Strawberry Plants" W. ich
can now sell al 62% cen, per loo PIsnta Tbnaa
PIsnts are OF tne SIZE, and the t. nit is ZOO well
known 10 need descriction
AS tAis is COED time 70 TRANSPLANT those who
stand In need would do well to Apply soon. For
fe % n STppCurp
FAMILY BACON.-A yery sIoerj1r sr1IcI.
IL Just received and for sale by
coo JAMES B SHELTON,
- -e 80 IoIner OF Broad aud 4ih sis
'HsABLE SALT, IN bags, Tor sale by
LANES B. SHELTON,
Ie%3 Corner OF Broad and 4th streets
NEW BOOKS, FEBRUARY IL ~
y RANDOLPH hss for sale The Deans Daugb.
yer ea or the Days We Live In, by Mrs Gore, price
"A Digest OF the Laws, Customs Manners and In.
sSltun9ns oil tha Ancient and Modern Nations. by
Thos Dew, 2 90 "
New volumes of Bohn's Library. fe %
w HEAT sTkA W.-For sale al The 1ow
d.. Riice OF OF 20 per bale of 200 lbs which is
sooot the average weight of the balas sui,ahie 1s
iSStsge, Tor stock, bedding or packing. Apply at
, me ioii Office OF the James River and Ksnawhs
SonpShy; or to Mr. Crutchfed at the Wood Yard,
near the Packet Landing, on the Basin.
fe S2-H
RAC0N, BaCON.-I0 boos new - -o..gI7s-
~ Bacon small and bright; hhds new sides do.
NICE JUST TO hand per Belvidere, for sale by
- - J. b. STEGAL
sUNs.-loo Donble EsrreI Guns Ar pTIVa1e
" sale. Just received, - pi'A''
s~ A MOTT g. co.
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SMITH
LAtEHERC;S UkFaIjY-
i4ta Street ursier Exchange EEntgs

Drawn Nos Delaware, Ciass 50. Feb2l;
e. 7 3 - % 58 ~ 5 u IL 81 l3 40.
To'day.-The Delaware State Lottery. Class
No a. Capitals: So 81, 10000, 1900, 10 QUO.
1855, IL q 1900, &c. IS numbers, II drawn, Tick
cts SlG--shares in proportion. fe ~
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TIE GkPSEY GIRL.

A IA u UE SEs NSAhLs
VNAkES this method TO return her grateful &C
Il acknowledgements to the citizens Of Ri-hm ono
and vicinity, for their very liberal patronage dur
ing her short stay among them, and would mos
respectfully inform them that she will remain g.
the City Hotel for one week more, where she viii
be happy to consult with them in regard to thu
Past, Present and Future.
This will positively be the last opportunity. al
she will leave here for Europe on Tuesday, tt.
22d inst
All those wishing to know the circumstances
that surround them, likewise their FUTURE
PROSPECTS, viii do well by calling early
Hours Of consultation from 10 4 NJ, TO IL NJ and
from . 70 9P. NJ
Tickets of Consultation so cents. To be had 1T
the door fsI6
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Ara aiAKCa, 1888.
ID -; -

LAihA TRAIN ron inG INAUIUhn TON
Round Trip IS.
an THURSDAY. Sd March. an exfra train 4,
- conjunction with the capacicus and splendid
steamer Baltimore, will be run, fer the purpose Of
auoroihg tnose VINO may desire to witness the GER.
er1onies of the following day 10 Wasbington .
comfortable trip the occasion, with but he Iosa
OF single day from business.
The train will leave the depot in Richmond pre.
cisely at o'clock NJ, ana arrive az the I.-aek
about sE u, where passengers will be able e,
have comfortable supper, and nights rest on
board OF the conmodious steamer Baltimore. and
reach Washington in the course OF the night Dur-
ing the following day, meals will be served 81 board
for such as may desire il, and all go disposed can
charge
Returning, passengers can take either of the
mail boats which leave Washington daily ats N
and g An.
~ Fare for the round trip sa-meaIs and
stale-:oon extra. SAMUEL RUTH,
Agen, Of Transportation.
Office T & r z Company
Richmond Feb 81. 1853 70 OF
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sVtAVVON'- OFFICE.

Drawn hos Of Delaware:
81 q % % 70 SIS 40 70 IL 50 10 40.
TO-day.-Desware, Glass IS Capital: s34
gil 70 Nos IL drawn. Tickets SO. fe %
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NURTAkKN ACE.


pkE<G in connection with heavy exporting
- house East, we solicit orders tor Northern
Eco OF the Purest quality, By tue cargo. ton. or
bushel, q: low rates. Apply at our cfice, Main
street, near Rockets.
fe .s-ts WARDWELL e. BADGER.
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COCOA, COCOA.-Paylor a. Bros Londoa
" Soluble Cocoa, the best article of the kind in
use, for sale by -
fe % VIM DADE.
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MUSIC AND THE FINE ARTS
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
2lst. 22d aud 23j
GRAND COMBINATION FOR THREE DAYS
" ONLY. Brilliant Vocal and Instru.
mental Concert, oy Madame DUaAND and
Signor NOVILLI, assisted by other talented artists
Grand exhibition Of ROSTERS GREAT
PAINTING, THE DISABILITIES,
each day from 9 A NJ to P NJ.
70 Tickets Painting, day time-three dsT only
20 cents To Combination at night, 25 cts. and
half price. fe 2l
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NJ OUR HOUSE. ~ ~
ECO Just received, at theS>&A 10 u
<--a3a1st- above House, some fine MI
49, fresh VcniaOn, Ter sSS
rupin, Prairie E0Wls. Pleasanss, Part.
ridges. CnpOns and Oysters, Of superior quail
ity.
fe 22--3t G 6. THOMPSON
no THE I.ADIEs.-Mrs. EGBRhT, Ar
Z tist in Hair, &;c., bess TO inform the la
dies Of Richmond snd vicinity, that she will, for
ehgrt tine give instruction IA every description of
Ornamental Hair Work. suitable for Rings. Brooch
es, Ear Riogs Bracelets, Devices, .demeutoes, &c
This interesting and elegant art may be perfectly
acquired il few lessons, on very moderate terms
Mrs + has also introduced & new end elegant st7le
ot modelling Wax Flowers, sc. Specimens, to.
gether with testimonials from several Ladieg well
known in this State, inGy lie seen daily at Hrs
Co.'s, Broad street, next door 20 the Theatre.
f-2I-3t~
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DA1.

ny Geergc .. Sumner.
tA n,,s,c sALk or HOReEs.
On Saturday Morning next. the Iets i in....s go
ct auction sales rYom, No Fiitssn,h street viii -
sold, without reserve, bay Horss. ser,sI asass
excellent gBuggy ssd Harness. win pole and
Bed AMI Furniture, l Cutting Knife. gbcvai -.
der, &c, belonging to the estate Of Thos TsIs.
ferro, deed. Terms cssh.
WIN. c. TALIAFERRo, Ex,r.
Sale to be conducted by
fe 16 GEO. J. SUMNER. An~s.
The above sale Is postponed until Weduesd.x
GARD February, in consequence of the incleme.sy
OF the weather.
feal GEO. ]. SUMNER.
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HAMPTON's TINCTU One gross
l. l. Hampton's Vegetable Tnctufe, tor sale BY
w. NJ DAOE, Chemist,
fe % Main street, near Ola Market
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WANTTD-A white Boy, 10 Learn Ene Bread
w Baking business. Apply to
WIN. FABCONER,
fe 22-3t III Main street
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I ANDkETH'S GARDEN sEED.-Wa
IL have constantly on hand a suppy OF the above
Seeds, warranted fresh and ger une.
REEVE e. BLAIR,
fe % Druggists, No IFS Broad street
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s,rONE CUTTING.-JOHA w. DAVIES a
~ Co, practical Stone Cutters 81 Masons, south
Side OF the Dock nearNMayo's Bridge We return
thanks for the liberal p tronage we have received
and trust by strict attention. business continue
to merit the confidence OF toe public de I5-6m
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a FOR RENT OR sALE.-The three
&7 story tenement on Grace, between 4ta and 5th
streets, adjoining rpy residence 1t has recently
been put in complete repair and Is Furnished with
cooking range, bath room, wster Closets, gas FIX
lures, and other convrnienees. Its airy, elevated
position, exterior and interior fpsh render this one
Of the most elegant and agreeable Residences In tbs
city. For terms, apply to
IL 2l-b On. JAMES BOLTON
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o. sTRAYED.-From my stable, ON
I9VMonday, the 7th of the present month, =
ia1ae DARK mare Mule, low in order, and shows
the MARKS of harness, lame in one OF the hind
feet. three years Ola TINS spring suitable 70
Vintage half 8 mile west of the first tolLga,e, on
the Plank Road. G. G.. BURTON.
fe2I-ts
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A NUTHER CRRTIFICATK.-1frs. Da.Os

For sale, wholesale and retail, By BENNETT L.
BEERS, a. BODEEEK, CHAS.GECK, CHAS. d.
YALE, and Mre. A. b. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER d. MELTON. Broad 81 aud GAS.
MlLLSpAUGH. Druggist Richmond "a
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CLARKA's 0PFTCE-I41T s,re.,

Drawn Nos Delaware, A., Feb. 10:
% ~ 5 4l "a so 65 5 20 % % 60 8
90 noie Ilcket y Is 69, $50 prize; Half Ticket
Is Al 90, $50 prize, returned.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, 43, Feb. 81:
o. q % 81 q Il AZ 5 y l2 So 10 40
Hall Ticket 80 u 49, prize of $3.50 sold and
paid. ies9 a.
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OARDGAhs.-l50 whole boxes Saroines; 800
y do half do of the best Gon's Brand. For sale
by Simon BoNAVITA q co,
fe22 No76, Main street.
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~ FINE AND UAkA sVOOD RUk sALE.
-. | ottar Tor sale the iaud, from 500 to
oUv cords OF good pine wood, mostly cut last fall,
and piled on my lands, about five miles below the
city, near tue Osborne Turnpike, Of which two
loads can BE- made to the city ia day ny the road,
or four to the river
Also, from one 10 two thousand cords of oak and
pine wood, now stand hg on portion OF my lands,
formerly owned by the Wilton estate, and running
down to good landing on James River
re 2l-4L JAMES NJ TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-23

lA0A TONS CAST SCRAP Iron
lOOO WANTED AT EAGLE FOUNDRY
The subscriber Wishes 10 purchase lOOo hon: q
old Scrap Castings, for which ne will pay tne nien-
CO, market price, in Cash, delivered IN ots Is th
depot, or any landings or whsrves IN this city,
Ia ls-6t PHILIP RAHM.
CANDLES, UANDLEs.--luV boxes tAnow
~ Candies, short skies, Just 70 hand per steamer,
for sale by = srrs,.,
IL ~ 2. c1EuAi.
NIGARs-lCo0 Of various grades for sale BY
u .e22 DAVENPORT, ALLEN q CO.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-07-06

A CALL.-Pursuantt to vote Of adjournment
passed at the Woman's Rights Convention held
Syracuse, Sept. 8. and IL, 1852. Conyen.
ton will be held at Cleveland O., the 5rh and
9Th October 1858. to consider the rights ol
Ci izenshp. and IN how far Women are enti.
tied thereto.
All persons, Men and Women, who are will
ing to discuss the greut questions Of Human
Rights, irrespective ofsex, are invited to par.
ticipnte in the proceedings of the Convention,
and thus aid. by casting in their mite to the
treasury Of Thought, in evolving the Truth.
E. OAEkS SMITH,
10 behalf OF the Central Committee.
Brooklyn L. ! May l6, 1858.