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o. STRAYED, on Friday night last one
0Slsrge Bay Horse, and one OF a small size
Dark Bay, beautiful form, very fat, had white
foot lock- reward of s5 viii be paid for their re-.
turn TO the subscriber.
STEPHEN MASON,
nv 24-3ts 18th and Valley streets.
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Il Citizens of Richm0nd-Being a can
didate to represent you in the Senate OF Virginia
VIII ADDRESS you, fully and freely, the subject,
TO NIGHT at O'Clock, at the City Hail. when |
expect to give my opponent Mr. Baldwin, skinning,
perfect and enhre-and hereby invite him to be
there to look to his interest.
my 24-1ts HENRY ABRAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

MISSISSIPPI PoLITIcs,-The struggle now
going on in Mississippi for UPS. Senator is
one of great interest. Governor Foote is
competitor and issues the subjoined summons
to other asprants TO meet him in courteous de-
bate:
A CARD-Before setting out fairly spon
my senatorial canvass, again invite all com
peting aspirants, and especially Gov. A. G.
Brown, to courteous and free discussion of
our conflicting claims before the people. If
they do not appear, after this summons, at the
time and place specified, shall take judg-
ment by default against each and all of them.
II, $. FouTE
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JAS. MCDOWELL, Admir- Of
my 20-4t VIM. R. Rowland, decd.

DOPULAR BOOks.-Just Published, TIE
l. Old Forest Ranger, or, Wild Sports of India.
by Maj Walter Campbell, with the original Illus.
trations, finely engraved on steel, edited by Frank
Forester, in one elegant octave volume, gilt mus
lin-price 81 so
"Areprint of fascinating sporting volume by an
old Scotch ranger. His adventures cannot be read
without deep interest The Tribune
amidst the multitude of books that are issued
from the press this last volume eclipses them all.
II ID truly the book Of the seasun."-National Dem.
ocrat.
"This elegant, illustrated volume possesses rare
interest 1t is. VIVA, the very competent editor
pronounces it to be, one of the most delightful
books on the subject OF sporting that has ever is
sued from the English press. more fascinating
volume can scarcely be conceived"
Advertiser.
This is fascinating book, and will be sure to
entertain the reader. 1t is full Of romantic inter.
est "-Springfeld Post.
Third edition Autobiography of English Sol.
der in the Army, bound in cloth, with ilustra.
tions-price 81
SIT is of the most interesting publications of
the season No where do we have so fresh and
life like picture of the American soldier in active
service. IL Is one of the books which il is much
harder to lay down than to take up."-Courier
Enquirer.
''If this old soldier the sword az we'll as he
does the pen, he ought to be in the direct line OF
military promouon."-The Tribune
NASH L. WOODH0USE,
my "a Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

QUNNY SIDE AND THE SHADY SIDE.
~ The last Leaf from Sunny Side, by II Trusta,
author of "a Peep at Number Five, ""Sunny Side"
&c-50c
The Shady Side, or, Life in Country Parsonage,
by Pastors wife-75c
For ssleb by NASH WOODHOUsE,
nv "a Eagle Square.
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By reference to the statement OF '"' :
Of the vote Yesterday on the questo" OF SUI Nv
sc,ibing 100000 on behalf OF Toe . 81" !, w.s
Central Railroad, it will be seen una. /" 80 40.
decided in the affirmative by an immense ma,
;ori,y. This will be most agreeable news 10
lo.y .,.rn fellow citizens, and the measure
oa, .srsncs the interests of this city beyond
WIN oo' of the most sanguine friends
Of the subscription. The most 'a'"a''e enec'
o., will be produced by it, will be the
s u of ties that exist between the
.as,ronols Of the State and the western coun'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

OUR RELATIONS WITH MExICo.-Colonel
Ga isden, the newly appointed United States
Minister to Mexico, in letter to commercial
house in New York, ex presses strong desire
TO have our trade with Mexico increased, and
adds
"Free and uninterrupted intercourse, CON,
mere ally and socially with Mexico, will ac-
complsh more in harmonising the disturbing
disagreements between the two countries, than
all the treaties and negotiations which diplo'
macy may accomplish. They are the great
panacea of peace on earth and good will tc
mankind the foreshadowing of the Christian
millennium"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

SUMMER UNDER CLDTBING Fox
- GENTLEMEN-W. F. OWENS hiss on hand
handsome assortment of silk, thread, cotton,
gauzs and linen Under Shirts and Drawers also,
linen and cotton Shirts of superior make, and of
Danskin's celebrated pattern, which are warranted
to tit; together with handsome assortment of
Gloves, Hosiery, Cravats, Opera Ties Canes, Um.
brellas, Porte Monnaies, &c. &C., suitable for gen.
tlemen, of the most fashionable and desirable
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
e EXTENSIVE SALE OF sToD1
GOODS. &c. En " ~ Es

FINDER the authority conferred nno,
~ WIDOW and principal creditors of VIM p p.
land, dec d, now offer for sale, privatety. ,bs
Whole stock of Goods
of said decedent, On 6, l2 and ls month. .,a,,.
and Williamson to the purchaser the leass IS .S
Store house for two years from the Is, day of Ser
temte-, 1853 VI sep
To those who are disposed to engage In ma,
camille business in Virginia, beg to say tbs, he,
ter opportunity for laying the Foundations of srea
business and realizing fortune rarely occn-s
than that watch now offer to them. The s,ors
house Is celebrated one, and is situated on one IS
the corners OF the Court House SQUARE In tho 49,.
business part of the town of FINCAsTLE sns
Mr. ko"iands sales for a few months before his
death, indicate an aggregate of abou, 20 l00 40 -,
annuD. If not sold privately before the $500 P.I
MONDAY In July next, | will, on that day ffbs
1lth OF said monthly and from day 10 day thsrs.
AFTER, otter, In lots to suit purchasers at
Public Auction,
70 the nlgnest bidder, on. II months credit, for ell
sums over five dollars the whole stock of 900.
together with the Household and KSIcben
Furniture, and Negro Man and a Negro
woman, OF which the said VIM K Rowland
died seized; and will at the same time dispose ~
the lease OF the storehouse and dwelling house late
~ occupied by said dec cent. Bond and approved
security Will be required for all sums over i've
dollars, and the cash must be paid for all purchases
OF five dollars and under that amount, before the
property Ia delivered. forfeit of 20 per cent
Will be exacted In all cases when toe purchaser
fails to comply with these conditions
The Book accounts due to VIM. r Rowland
deceased are now drawn of, ready for settlement.
and If not paid or satisfactorily settled before the
hrst day of August, 1853 they will on that day be
placed in the hands of proper officers tor colIec
tlon without respect to persona. all who hold
claims against VIM R. Rowland, will please 10 for.
ward the amount OF them to me, properly authsn.
tcaied, that may be able to make an estimate Of
his Indebtedness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

e At a Meeting OF the Council of the
City of Richmond May 18th, 1853, it was
Resolred, That the elections to be held annually
in Monroe and Marshall Wards, be held in Monroe
Ward, at the House at the South West corner of
Main and 3rd streets, and in Marshall Ward, at the
Second Market, until the Council shall otherwise
direct
A copy: WIN. P. SHEPPARD, C. C. R.
nv 2I-dt26
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will advance the ih'e''' -. 60. ! .
,,e cancellations OF the most sahgu'ae '''enoS
=. ,hs subscription. The most valuable ehec'
-. ,;II be produced by IT. Will be the
s,rsnc,bening of ties that exist between the
If the State and the western coun.
ties.
T,xp,co-It appears from full summary
,.arsws. that il was General Woll, not Gen.
W., who arrested and sent to Vera Cruz
IL. av,n,amieuto of Tampico for refusing to
H.,,I;sb the electoral decree which resulted in
n. election of Santa Anna. The Concrete
- gives the following account OF the affair:
err since the arrival of Don Francisco G..
rasanoxs. Commandate General OF the State,
ba made known TO the Ayantamiento the me-
csssity of its publishing The electoral decree
which resulted in the election OF SANTA Anna
% the Presidency Of the Republic by the ex-
pressed will of majority OF the nation. The
rornora,;on in reply stated that as II had not re-
cs;ved the decree through the competent au.
,hor;ty of the civil government at CIudad Vic
tor;a r could not comply with his request. In
the meantime Gen. Woll vas appointed CON-
msnJate General by the Supreme Government,
and reiterated the request for compliance with
this Formally but the corporation excused
itself with the same reply.
.At last. after an interval of twenty days,
annie time for the transmission of the order
bv the civil government, his Honor sent them
on official communication, IN which he made
10 the CORPORATION several observations and in
c!ud.d the forenamed decree because the ay-
untamiento had stated that not only had they
NOT rec ,ived il, but that they knew nothing of
il. This body continuing firm IN their idea,
his Honor was under the necessity OF inform
ing them that as the decree must be published
to-day, and as it was duty of the corporation
to which somandORetG could only contribute
by facilitating the necessary armed force Tor
the greater solemnity of the act, it should
name a committee of its members for the pub
LEGATION the reply was that the council would
meet TO deliberate, and when il was supposed
everything was arranged, his Honor received
a communication at ii last night, in which he
was informed that they were in permanent SEES
sion, waiting the resolutions OF his Honor. In
view of this he informed them that as he con.
sidered their act as open rebellion, ne found
himself in the necessity of adopting such mea-
sures as circumstances required, and we have
learned that in consequence the corporation
dissolved"
The measure which circumstances required
was the arrest of the entire corporation and
their embarkatiou on board the war steamer
Estado de MEXICO for Vera Cruz, which took
place the next morning. The assassin Casa
nova turned out the troops afterwards, by or
der of Gen. Wolf, and celebrated the promul'
CATION of the decree by the new corporation
with music and martial parade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

,a~ Pies and Milk! Fruit Pies OF dlf-
49, ferent kinds, with rich and cool Milk
Also, Strawberries and Milk can be had every day
at ADAM & cos Saloon, No IA Main street,
few doors below the Exchange BANK. myl7
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DOARDING,-A married man and family and
I'D two or three single gentlemen can be accom-
modated with spacious comfortable rooms and board
proprietress of the Amelia House. on Main street. te
tween 9th and 10th streets. Day Bosrders specially
accommodated my 24-lws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

% .arSs DIR. j ohm 4. WaifhaII, HomGopa
ss>A thic Physician, Office on Governor
street, nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH 14-frn*
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EF To the Voters Of Richmond. Moth.
ina could be conducive 10 the interest of Rich
mond than that It should be represented In the
Legislature In part BY Democrats
The Democratic Candidates, Messrs HILL T.
BAYLY. are well qualified In every respect to
represent us. They are both gentlemen Of sound
sense and discriminating judgment
That the next Legislature win be decidedly Dem.
ocratic, no one can for moment doubt The cities
OF Norfolk and Petersburg are now Democratic and
of course will be represented by Democrats. And
II must be apparent to every one, even to those
Wings who are not so blinded by party prejudice
but that they look fairly at the matter that the
interests of Richmond would be more advanced by
sending Democrat to the Legislature who, be-
longing to the party which is in the sscendency,
could approach them in spirit of Cancellation of
compromise and OF harmony; than by sending to
the Legislature, members OF party who are great
ly In the neutrality-suspicious. who are opposed in
political sentiment to the Representatives of eur
rivals, Norfolk and Petersburg, and who go there
simply to abuse the Democratic party.
1t 10 useless to say more On this subject, and
call upon all gentlemen who hold the interests OF
their city above mere party, to come up to the
polls and vote for Messrs Hill and Bayly
my 2i-2t* RICHMOND.
w To the Voters Of Hichmond.-In re.
ply TO many applications on the subject have to
remark, that whilst am not disposed to seek sea,
in the House of Delegates, do not feel at liberty
to decline the solicitations Of my fellow citizens for
the use OF my name in connection with the station
and in the event of election, beg leave to assure
them that nothing within my power shall be- omit
ted, which can tend to promote the views, or ad
vance the best interests of our city.
Very respectfully,
Your ob't serv't
my 2l-3t Ed ROBINSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

Ss>SA PATENT HETEROGENEOUS THE
PATENT REPEATING PISTOLS, ARMY,
NAVY, AND POCKET SIZES, Price sly. For
sale at s. SUTHERLANDS, Main street.
ap 25-lmis* Opposite the Farmers Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

MURDER.-On the night Of the 18th instant,
Reuben Gaines, who lived about eight miles
from Culpeper c. II. was murdered by ne.
gro man. The negro had visited negro wo
man at Mr.. G.'s, and was ordered not to re.
peat his visit. Being caught there again, Mr..
G whipped him; the next night he entered
MIR. G.'s house, fou nd him asleep, and killed
him by blow on the head with an axe. He
was arrested and imprisoned to await his trial
He confessed the murder but alleged thai
the woman persuaded him to the act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

NDUCATION.-DkE L. VOLGEK late Of the
II University of Virginia, begs leave 10 announce
TO the public of this city his intention TO omen nm
the drst OF October next, a Latin school Of a
high order with the special view of preparing
young men for the University and of SAYING them
the trouble of passing through the junior clssses Of
the Academlcal branches Mr. volger viii reserve
for himself Ancient and Modern Languages. and
viii take care to associate himself with an abe
teacher of the Mathematical Sciences The most
distinguished references given. prospectus viii
soon be circulated.
few private scholars for Ancient or Modern
Languages can be accommodated for the remain
der Of this season and the summer months, Aeply
or address at the American Hotel. my 24-3ts
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4 SovSs h. W. STARAE, Attorney at
BA~S-A Law and Notary Public.-Practices
in all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city As Notary Public, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, Gn or out of
hin office) Proof aud Acknowledgements of Deeds,
Relinquishments of Dover, &c. Claims for collec.
ton entrusted to him, promptly attended to.
Office removed TO No 81, three 3oors above City
Hotel, On North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de CIV
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x@. Washing and Bleaching.-The
49, Virginia Magic Washing Fluid is the
greatest discovery ever made for washing clothes,
securing floors, &C. II saves time, labor and hard
rubbing. The genuine article Is prepared only by
aD2l-3m K. j. PfCOT Druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

O. HORSE FOR sALE.-I have a No
~ family HORSE for sale, one which can
recommend; of fine re for a family carriage and
buggy; alio, first rate saddle HORSE, suitable for
gentleman or lady's riding Horse. smooth and
easy in all his gaits G l.. EARNEST
my 4-3t Council Chamber Hill
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

~ FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
N3EStrayed from my enclosure the VIII
mond on Friday last, GRAY MARE, with two
large black spots and two small ones on the side of
her neck, under the mane-some eruptions and
marks of the cart saddle on the skin. reward of
IS will be given to any person who will return her
to me.
By24-3tTTs* ZACHARIAH VALENTINE.
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r. DR.. James Dove-Dear Sir:-Seeins
that you have placed my name In the papers on
the Democratic Vigilance Committee for Jefferson
Ward, respectfully request you to take it there.
from. Being Whig-a Bolts Whig-a Wing on
principle cannot consent to act with, still less
would work for, party whose acts and princi
Piles arr In direct opposition to my convictions OF
right. Should live to the day of election, shall
vote tor CLAYTON g COLEMAN, and the other
Wing nominees.
my 24-lt* PHILIP BERGHEIMER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

n~ The Exchange Hstel Bathing
Rz-SR0oms having been reftted improved
and put in complete order, are low open for the
patronage of the public my 3-lm
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49, EXCHANGE AND BANKING
s&~Sa HOUSE OF C. w. PURCELL e. CO.
The notes Of the Southern Manufacturers
Eank, are redeemed as heretofore at par at our
counter.
All solvent Washington small notes, will for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants
We caution the public therefore, against paying
any discount on small notes dated at Washington
nv 5-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-24

n~ Grand Wing RalIy.-There will
49, be grand Mass Meeting of the Wings of
kichmond at the African Church. Wednesday
Night, 25th May, at 8 O'Clock. Several distin.
guished and eloquent Speakers will address the
meeting.
Friends of Coleman Price, Baldwin, Anderson,
Elyson and Cowardin, rally, stand to your arms,
maintain your principles. my 24-2t*
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- ROPER s. MURRAY, UNOER.
- TAKERS, Governor street, between
Main and Franklin. fe 28-ly
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@~@%s Dh. GIBSON has removed to the
49, Moth East corner of Grace and 9th
streets. my 20-2w*
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CENTRAL RAILROAD SUBsCRIfI'or'

Tuesdny Morning, Way "a. Isos.
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DOTATOEs AND EAY.-We have on hand
about 100 bushels Mercer Potatoes in good
order for planting or family use.
100 bales prime Northern Hay, for sale by
my 24-lt+ &F CLEHOEElNG.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-05-20

10 A card from the passengers of the
Glendy Burke. has been laying on our table
for several days. 1t is highly complimentary
to the boat and crew, and doubtless we'll de-
served. A long time ago we stopped publish
ing these cards, except as advertisements.
They are nothing else but advertisements
got up generally by some officer of the favor.
ed boat, or else by some passenger who wish
es to show his gratitude for "chaked hat"
At all events, il they are worth anything &c
the boat, she should be willing to pay TO-
them-or if passengers are overburthenet
with gratitude for being treated decently, o.
ache to. see their names in print, they can Pa.
for the privilege Of public card.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-05-20

~ Those who wish to procure an ele-
CANT and fashionable fit out, would do well to
read Mr.. A.. o. Runyan's adversisement' and
forthwith visit his establishment. He has a
splendid stock of goods for gentlemen's wear
and makes them in truly artistic Style
Those who deal with Mr. r.. will find him q
clever and correct gentIeman.-[ Lou. Cour.
&. We will endorse all that. Strangers visit.
ing Louisville, wanting any article Of cloth
ing made up. had better avail themselves ol
his excellent advantages Of fine goods and
workmen. They will find Mr.. R. disposed
to give satisfaction all around. Try him.
The Evansville daily journal., 1853-05-20
The itivs, steamers.

For several days there has been IN Eclipse
excitement, but now it has changed to Shot,
well fever. The Eclipse Ms made the quick
est trip from New Orleans to Louisville, which
the records of steamboat speed exhibit She
has done her best. Never vii she make so
good a trip again. The rivers were not un-
favorable, while she lost not an hour by bad
weather. Neither did she encounter but a
single accident, which was accompanied by
forty minutes loss of time. This was the
only time she tied cable between the two
points. Every preparation that money and
steamboat experience could anticipate, to pre-
vent delay in wooding, &c, uas made
Nothing indeed was left undone to secure
from the boat, the quickest time in the power
ofTher capabilities to make on this trip. Elk
pense was no consideration whatever =
Therefore, as she has made the quickest time
on record, it may safely be asserted thai she
will never again come up to it. She was
failed. Yet, she has proven herself by tfis
trip, today the swiftest boat in the West.
Whether the Shotwell will tomorrow place
heri the position of only "second BEST" is
at the hour of writing matter of wager.
The A. L. Shotwell was built for first
class boat, bu. not intended to be the peer of
the peerless Eclipse. She did not cost much
over half the value of her rival, yet her speed
is undoubted. She too, or her owners and
hackers, have made preparations for a trial
trip between New Orleans and Louisville,
with just as great disregard for expense. If
no accident happen her, she will make trip
which she may never again expec. to equal in
point of speed. She left New Orleans last
Tuesday. at about 10 O'Clock. and may be ex-
pected up, probably tonight or Tomorrow
morning.