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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-02
MRS. KIMPEL, having returned

6Hn MRS. KIMPEL, having returned
from New York. for the second time with
H aspendid assortment of the most fasbiops.
BILE style of Spring and Summer MILNE
RY, consisting of q variety of Ladies' Dress Hats
Fiuted Collars and Sleeves, Breakfast Caps Mohair
and Ribbon Head dresses, latest style; Barge and
Corded Sun Bonnets handsome and full assortment
of white and colored Lawn Bonnets; a general as
sortment of Leghorn, fine English Straw, Nespolitan
plain and open. Swiss Straw, and great variety of
chidren's Silk and Straw Hats all of which will be-
opened MONDAY, LIST Of May, when she would re-
spectfully solicit call from the ladies of Richmond
and vicinity an N lwa
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
ExEESs FREIGHT CARA Freisht Car.
arranged for tho purpose. will ~ run with fhe Mail
Trim daily, Sunday sse.ptsdl fer the more spec
&c he
Special Agent win accompany the Car. to attend
70 the receipt and delivery Of articles at the several
Depots.
All articles must be put up securely, with their
weight and Destination marked thereon, and be In
place before the arrival Of the Train ct the Depots 10
the country.
Articles to be transported from the Richmond De.
pot, must be sent there between 3 A. NJ and p. M.
Tor ffeen minutes prior to the departure Of the
Train in the mornfng.) accompanied BY two tickets
stating to what place they to be sent, by whom
and to whom If the articles received, correspond
with the tickea one will be signed BY the Agent at
articles, and the other retained by the Agent.
An Agent will be in attendance at the Richmond
Depot from "a. M. till r. NJ, for the delivery of
articles brought by the Express Car.
Freight ON all articles must be paid in advance.
No article will be taken for any Turnout
TABLE OF RATES.
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DICHMOND SODA TER AN T

RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
~ BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENTS set
tied fact that the only genuine article of bottled so
DA WATER, in the city is put up by NJ McCOR.
MACK, who flatters himself that he is able to com.
pete with any mandatory either North or South
having been engaged in the business for seven wears
past '
To avoid imposition be sure and call for M. Nc.
CORMACK'S SODA WATER AVN.
N. BAH orders, either from city or country.
promptly attended to. Wy
Soda Water Porter and Ale delivered in all parts
ofthe city daily. P0-''
All persons having my bottles will please return
them Immediately. o''"
M. MCCORMACK,
api5u No. S08 Broad street
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SCOTT'S PAT. REFRIGERATORS
OThis justly celebrated and decidedly the best re-
fngerator now in use, is for sale by me, the only
agent for the makers here Persons wanting refrise
rators this summer, would do well to leave their
orders at early day. WIN. F. BUTLER
ap22-d2w 70. Main street
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DIAPER HANGINGs AND UPHoL-

Lar En- 0ANu1NO0 0AD Tx IIOl|-
i STERY.-The subscriber IL now in receipt Of
his entire Spring supply Of PAPER HANGfNGS,
BORDERS, FIRE SCREENS, CURTAIN PAPER,
&C.. among which can be found the newest and latest
styles of GILT, SILVER. DECoRATION.P PLAIN
OAK and Common PAPERS and BORDERS, from
10 cents per piece to the most expensive made; but
he would cali particular attention TO assortment Of
FINE GLAZED PAPERS, at IS cents per piece;
also, big SATIN and DA&ASk DE LANES MO.
MUSLIN CURTAINS, CORN1CE BANDS, CAR
PETS, RUGS, MATS, and GILT FLOWERS.
FRUIT, LANDSCAPE, GOTHIC and PLAIN BUFF
SHADES, from one to twenty dollars per pair
Also. "A. and "a check and plain CANTON
MATTINGS.
Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS
Also, In. 81, ~ and 6 4 COCOA MATING.
ET HAIR and SHUCk MATTRAsSES, BED
LOUNGES, DC on hand and made to order
In offering HE present assortment to his friends
and the public he docs 90 with the fuil assursnce
that moro handsome choice selection cannot Be
found In the city, and certainly not ON % favorable
terms.
Having workmen Of ACKNOWLEDGES supEsroRi-
:, rs wsn e,s GTT he Z prepared
ING In the most beautiful style. =
~ I'm $50 Main street,
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NEW FURNITURE STORI

NEW FURNITURE STORE,
On 18TH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AMI CARY.
CARTWRIGHT keeps constantly on
Gs hand large assortment OF new and second
Cabinets, Sofas Diyans, Mahogany Chairs, Bed.
steads Beds Marble Centre Tables, Rocking Chairs,
Tables. Mattrasses Looking Glasses, Clocks, Gc.,
which he will sell at very low prices for cash.
NH % 3mA
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7NUTlCE.-Ata meeting Of the President
and Directcu Of the Richmond, Fredesiehsburs
the Company, 10 Richmond. 22d April. 1854,
Rsofred. That dividend Of 81 per cent ont az The
pfofts OF the company for six month"; endins Sist
March lad, be declared payable q the aSoci
@ their legal representatives on and ster the rsf 81
a the copy from tie miautss.
- 25 q 9. w. MACMURpO, Tses,r
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HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING

HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING
IL The subscriber begs to inform the public that
he is prepared to execute all orders for PLUMBING,
either in houses ships, in the best manner and on
cal PLUMBER, he feels assured that he give the
most entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with orders. He will also put up Water Closets,
Lift and Force Pumps, Bath Tubs, Wssh-hand B a.
SINS Copper and Iron Boilers, etc on the most ap-
proved principles and at the lowest prices. Orders
ment is at No. go Main street. between 9th and 9Th,
where orders should be left He would refer to the
following gentlemen: Hon. VIM. s. Archer of Ame-
lia Judge Crump and R. H. Maury, Esq, of Rich.
mond.
ap7-1m* DANIEL O'DONNELL-
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DIR. H. X. HOYT, SURGEONS


House,in Boshers Row between 9Th and 9Th sc Let
ters Of Recommendation from DR.. N. r. Smith, Hon.
keverdy Johnson, and others, be IL desired.
Dr. H. tenders his sincere thanks to the citizens Of
virginia for their very liberal patronage during his
vissin different parts Of the State for the last
years, and respectfully invites them 70 give him
and will attend to calls from the country 90 soon a.
possible, free Of charge. All operations per.
formed by him, shal be done In the very hese man.
ner, and charses reasonable N B.-Dr. Hoyt will
be In Richmond all the month Of June. NH ism
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Fiye hun
~ dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices-The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his own manu
and patterns such square topped Gothic, Liptic,
Circle, &C., with beautiful rounding Tenders Sum
mer Pieces &C., to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town and
country puuctually attended to and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices, with the usual dis
counts of, or cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on Main be.
tween 9th and 9th sts., Richmond, Va.
fe 25Sm* SAMIJEI n DENOON
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BOOTS.-Having received large portion
of my Spring Stock, and daily adding thereto,
specially solicit renewal of the patronage of my
friends and the public SO literally bestowed on me
heretofore. Pedeing my best efforts to please and
accommodate ALL i selected and had manufactured
especially for my own retail customers, great por
BILE and as to beauty it will speak for itself feel
confident it cannot be surpassed in this city, and will
be sold lower than ever notwithstanding the rise in
stock, for cash, or to punctual customers.
VIM. WALSH, Sign of the Big Boot,
ap27 No. as Main ST.
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INHE undersigned, intending to change
l. his business. offers his stock of Confectionaries
and Fruits for sale. Any one wishing to engage in
the business, will hear Of chance by applying
Immediately to F. H R. GEORGES
corner of Sd and Broad sts
Apply before the 4th of NAV, otherwise It will he
sold at Auction. The dwelling is also for rent.
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A MOTHER SAFE OPERATION. -
IA STILL ANOTHER VOICE FROM THE
SPRUCE STREET FIRE:
New YORK, March 9th, 1854.
SILAs C. HERRING, Esq:
Dear Sir:-It is with gratitude and pleasure that
inform you of the complete of your celebra-
ted SALAMANDER SAFE, in preserving my mail
books papers and accounts deposited in it, from the
destructive FIRE of the 5th inst, and which, after be-
ing buried in the burning ruins days forth with
out trace of fire upon them. From this severe
test have increased confidence in the superiority Of
your Safes over all others have yet You will
greatly oblige me by sending me another "Salaman.
der'' forthwith, and hereafter I shall give myself
no uneasiness as to the safety of its contents
Truly yours 4. P. HATCH.
~ full assortment of HERRINGS FIRE and
BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES may be found at 1856
Cary street, sign of the "Red Safe"
r. McCANDLfSH, JR.,
NH l5-ts Agent for Va
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DUMPS! PUMPS! just received at
l. my store on 18th st., between Main and Cary, a
large supply of Cistern Well, Garden Engine, and
various patterns with brass and iron cylinders which
| will sell on the most accommodating terms. Per-
sons needing such articles should give me a call
mhS1-ts CHARLES Fl LANGLEY.
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IL BRASS FOUNDER, having opened a Foundrv
on 10th street, between Main and Cary streets. il
prepared to execute orders for ell kinds of Plain and
workmanlike manner.
Az he Is prepared to cast every day. persons want
ing work done can be accommodated in few hours,
notice. -
All kinds of Ship, House and Church BELLS made
to order.
ed.
n. B-Highest cash price paid for old metals.
fe 20-Sm
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Q0n PAIRS SEwED HRoaANH. j,
e1OO store and foa salp 81 s., =
0AAhETf 4 ANpHnsoN.
nh U-u - Main street
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&FHk CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
- CARRIA @ ES.-THOS CLEMMITT
10th stree near the Banks Richmond, Va, manu-
isctursr ofCAkkIA0ES, BAROUCHES, ROCKA.
WAYS and BUGGIES, invites the attention of ali
In want such articles, assuring the that he does
not deal IN Yankee WORK that they win get the best
materials and woTkmanship in his Carriages. which
ne warrants equal to any in the city and at prices
that cannot fail to please. NH is T.
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SAWS, SAWS, SAWS! of every descrip
TOLAND L BURGER,
10th between Main and Gary streets, Richmond, Va.
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles and
every other variety of SAWS that may be called for
All Saws stamped TOLAND BURGER, warranted
to give satisfaction if not being fairly tried viii
be exchanged or the money refunded.
Strengthening retoothing and repairing of all kinds
done at the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produces
Circular Saw, either large small, that we cannot
straighten, matter from what cause or how badly
1t may have been sprung or buckled.
All Circulars warranted to run true. de 16-6m
C!ARD.-LADIES, NOTICES. hand
~ some Mahogany Cane Seat Chairs, $7.75 usual
price SlO Mahogany Sofas, uphosteredi in hair cloth,
spring seat SIT, usual price $22 Mahogany Bureaus
large SIZE So, usual price $l2 very large High Post
sedseads fine headboard, post 5x5 in square, very
Wash Stands, $6, usual price 50; handsome Marble
Top Bouquet and Sofa Tables, So, usual price SIS.
VIM. SMITH, Manufacturer
1884 South Third street. above Cathedral,
Philadelphia, Pa.
n Small profits and quick sales. Goods careful.
ly packed and shipped to order. ma 28-Sm
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ITO FARMERS.-We have 10 store 900
- huahels BLACK PEAS. and 200 bushsl. cnsv
REAa. PM up IN bushei bays, which We ofer for
ed that Peas ess the ches9sst ppsOysr Of land vet
myi JN0. WOMBLE 4 en-
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1(O BUSHELS NORTH CAROLINA
3O SWEET. POTATOES, for seeding. and
ssways an assor,msnt for table use both Irish and
Srees Also, large lot Of ORANGES and APPLES.
s.t;. - .iaae may rest assured of getting any
from any other dealer in Richmond. '-sAs
re w. WHITLOCK
sHs-1lm0oW At the Old Market
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CAMUEL D. DENOON, Bell and Bras.

CAMUEL D. DENOON, Bell and Brass
~ Founder, On Main, between 9Th and 9Th streets,
Richmond, Va, continues to carry the above Blu.
siness in all its various branches
BELLS for churches, ships railroads, taverns, and
all kinds of House Bells, made to order
From the large number of Bells that have made
in the last 20 years. and their superior tone and qua
lily, can assure my friends that they equal to
any made in this country. l shall always keep on
hand regular supply of all kinds of BELLS, &c.
cF All kinds of REPAIRING in the Brass Foun-
ory BUSINESS pTGmPt,y astendea 70. Ben, Brass and
shortest notice and the lowest rates.
N: B: The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
and BRASS. fe 21Sm*
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Immense Guano deposites have been discovered
near Geelong, Australia.
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FREDERICKSBURG NOTES TAKEN
Il AT PAR-TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS
scopic PORTRAITS of all sizes and prices and nil
receive in exchange the above notes at par The uni
versai given by during the last wears
in Richmond, dispenses with the necessity ms i u
manner NTH some of sounding our own trumnet A.
zoe ask is, examine for yourselves and no favors
Respectfully, VIM A. PRATT
NH "a 145 Main st. Gothic Windon,
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ENIRE, LIFE AND MA RIM INSU
l. RANCE-The Richmond Fire Association are
now prepared to issue policies of INSURANCE on the
above description of risks reasonable terms a.
any similar company and respectfully ask share of
the patronage Of the public Applications will be re.
ceived at the Office, No 223, of Main and 9th
streets where the officers will cheerfully furnish all
information that may be required. All losses prompt.
ly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOsHER, President.
JOHN III. BosHER, Secretary. NH II
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. at
- the FLOYD HOUSE-one of which is suita.
BILE for office. an l-ts
TRY HuTCHESON'S UNRIVALLED
u OINTMENT
For Piles, Sore Threats or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts or Bruises
Pain or Weakness in the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
REMEMBER:
1t cures Piles speedily.
IL relieves Sore Throat or Breast hmm diately
1t cures Saddle Hurts, Scratches or Sore Eyes of
Horses. 49, Va
HUTCHESONS OINTMENT 10 prepared with
great care, and never fails to give satisfaction
The afflicted invited to give 1t trial. and il It
should not accomplish what is claimed for 1t, then
call 1t humbug, and demand your money
The propretors have In their possession any mum.
per OF certfcates from some of the most respects-
pie citizens Of Virginia and other States number Of
which accompany each Box. Prepared by
OIL, W. HuTCHESON l. CO., Amsterdam, Va.
sold s Ms1holssals and retail, BY
mn il-dkc6m DOVE A. G0 Riebman1 We
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15ti

In withdrawing from the business connex-
ION which has agreeably existed between Mr.. Moses
n. Preston and myself for the past nine YEAR. IL
sves me pleasure to recommend his industry energy
confidence Of our friends 49, seA''10u
ap 14-lm JOaN rNnrnc
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PROBABLE DISCOVERY OF MUHpEpEB.---Our
readers will remember that at the time Of the bra.
tai murder ofthe pedlar boy Lehman, OF Richmond,
few years since, one of tho perpetrators CT the
truel crime escaped. The brothers Skupinski were
executed for their share in the transaction but tao
third murderer, Pole named John Kaiser, mansged
10 escape and to eludc the vigilance Of tho police
notwithstanding the fact that heavy reward was
offered for his arrest. BY some II was thought the
two brothers, who were his colleagues In tho crime
had made way with him before their own arrest; but
the general belief was that he had managed TO con.
ceal himself and successfully elude pursuit. This
opinion was confirmed by the declaration of per.
who believed they saw him after the arrest of
the Skupinskis. We have recently heard a Vague
rumor that Kaiser was in this city, and that the
authorities could secure him IL they thought proper
but II at for some reason he was not meddled with.
Vt seems now that among the prisoners awaiting
trial In Cumberland county, Penn, for offences
committed there, is Pole who WAS arrested for
robbery, and that since his incarceration he has
made certain confessions which excite the belief that
lie Is the long sought for Kaiser. The matter will
6oubtcss DO investigated, and II this belief should
he confirmed the wretch should DO brought to jas
ticc. The murder Of the boy was one OF the most
cruel outrages ever committed in our midst and all
who we're concerned in 1t should share the fate Of
those already convictei OF the oncnce. This makes
the third alleged murderer who has turned up with
in fow weeks, who have escaped detection for o
protracted period Of time Philadelphia BuRettn
Irg. 81.
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htoa e soms four 10 Ave hundred indlvi6uals givu
life md character to the GCouA Hero arc al gradee,
conditions and oolorG write this from tho hotel
Of Don Ramon. situate on the h!ll a. yos sppsoaSs
Ing, scme fifteen by forty feet one story high, and
contains four rooms On the same elevation are
two other houses already erected, and two moro ID
process OF erection. In the vale below, near tne
base Of the Tiger Mountain. and about quar-.
ter Of . mile distant from Don Ramona. h tho
main portion OF the town. Here are stores dwelling
houses tipple stands, and gaming saloons. Miners
s1a os s.e
with water ia 8 or piles Of clothing on their heads,
go periodically to and from the water courses, With
the step Of an Arab barb; little groups are around
the doors OF the liquor sho and other groups are
in The aforesaid gaming saloons There is great talk
upon neurological SUBJECTS and there IS some talk
about manifest destiny and the extension Of free
dom's area likewise. 1t Is town gu IS has often
sprung into existence before, In many Western
territory and In our far Wet State It differs from
oil other towns in Nicaragua in that II has new
and bustlir look. There Is not Du h regularity In
its arrangement; looks sprawliDg like an infant in
its cradle and that's just what II Is.
The mining business is as yet mostly confined to
the crushing and amalgsmating process but within
few weeks tho native Inoiaas bringing In large
quantities OF wished gold, which they find in tue
q foreigner can only obtain poss ession aud the pr
vilege Of working mines b, assOciatiDg himself with
citizen OF that State. There are many Americ ans
here Notwithstanding. Nj. Fabens, the American
consul at San Juan del Norte, owns four mines in
connection With Senior Ferrer. These are ell very
itch. These gentlemen have likewise valuable coal
mine the shores Of the lake. Messrs. Mills and
Fannin, two American gentlemen, have also some
valuable mines here owned In connection with Padre
Sexta sosa, one Of those generous hearted priests
whom Stevens SO delighted to eulogize. There are
many other Americans who have interests In mines,
or who receive orc to crush and wash out upon
shares. This is now done by hand. As sson a. ma.
chinery introduced and tho country properly pro
spected for placer diggngs, believe i will be found
to be second In opulence only to California.
IDLER IN THE SOUTH.
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FEARFUL Effects Of the Fire In the Woods.

From the Saratoga Republican
II is certainly true that few can conceive the hor-
or the Danger Of those who are exposed to the
action Of the woods fire. All that is valued or
flame. We cannot do better than give the contents
Of letter which We have just received from an
engineer On the Saratoga and Sacketts Harbor Rail-
road:---
ArHoL, August Is, 1854.
The woods ERE in every direction the smoke Is
dense to render impossible to discover objects at
The distsnee Of twenty rods the air s full Of burning
crdcr and ashes, the Is darkoned and tho scene
awsuy sublime; the nights terror 10 tho people
for they in fear OF being overaken before the
Ing dawn BY the derouring fires Wild beasts leaving
the forests or being burned up Bears wander
ing about the Fields in the day te-panhers and wolves
heard scrcechng in agony during the night sheep
and cattle are burned up buildings fences, crops and
judge Of the dagger for whom the fire gets In the grass
It gees faster than man run; often get lest in
tho smoke and only find their way ont by calling back
and forth Tho engineers the saratoga and Sacketts
Harbor Railroad have been driven from their work. and
compelled to for their vos several times within the
last ten days. You spending days OF anxiety
and nights OF sleepess watchn yfor the horrors which
surcund as can rover "half DO toh.n
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IHE TORNADO IN VIRaNIA.-The tor nadc IN VIZ.
glnia, on Sunday last EXTENDED 70 Campbell county,
where two slaves were killed by lightning A lot
ter In the Petersburg Erpsyss says that at t9e
church near Hat Creek, carriages were completely
ladies en- Gentlemen and tho largest trees Of the
forest Gro 9oroeted and carried distance Of ee.
veral hundred yards. The church has nscn very
much. damaged, and che tobacco crop a almost
total loea
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The Doyiestovn DssNocvdt hss been informed that
rmsn In Lshigh county lately disposed OF bis wife 70
oIothsr ran sor the Of dollar The parties are
81 persons q inhmPccste bstgts
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POPULATION or COLUMBUS, CEoRaIA.-Tbe Co..
mittee on Census have NOT been able to procure
such statistical information % woud enable them .
make full report of the business ana resources 9
the city Of Columbus and therefore merely rcpoEe
the population at present, hoping 70 be able . ~
port more fully In q short ttmc:-.
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SALT 1NsrEcrxp--The following Ia the amount Of
salt inspet ted the 0nondaga Salt Springs Rescr.
walton Tor tho week ending August 20, 1851