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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-02
A TTRACTIVE REAL ATE
"A FARM AND TAVERN ECTt SII n L NJ

4 I1kAtIINE h REAL h s Il Il Il E.
"a FARM AND TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT,
ON THE Il d. .RAILROAD-FOR SALE Of
fer at private sale, such terms must needs suit
the purchaser my place, called "TOMAHAWK
STATION on the Richmond and Danvile Railroad
II miles from Richmond, containing about 450 acres
one-hslf with the buildings lying on the South, and
he other half the North side of the Road-beine
willing TO sell sll the half.
The neightorhood is good, the location healthy,
End the improvements extensive The place ia we'll
.nppled with excellent water and is well timbered
with pine oak etc.
In the hands of an enterprsng person il is be eeved
that this establishment would prove very prohtable'
forit is place of much resort and many boarders
from the city of Richmond could be attracted hither
fof the summer months.
A Pos Office is kept there, and the present pro.
rr,etor has Stage Coach running three times a
week TO oCumberland County, which pays we'll
To one disposed to speculate in the coal trade this
dt of the coal region and the signs of this mineral
the cut made for the railroad and in digging we'll
were exceedingly fettering.
ap8dlms WIN. A MARTIN, Chesterfield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-02

SUFERINGs OF LIEUT.. Strains PARTY-Lieut
Strains party, while crossing the Darien country,
endured the most excruciating suffering, having
been forced to subsist on palm nuts, snails lizards
and insects for twenty-seven days. The purser of
the steamer United States writes as follows
81 am informed by Lieut. Strain, (as had the
pleasure of graspng him by the hand that, in con.
sequence of the acidity of the nuts nearly all tho
party had lost their teeth many of which fell out Vi
their jaws Six of the party died of fatigue and star
vation-four Americans and two natives Lieut.
Strain left Aspinwall on the 10th inst, to meet the
remainder ofhis party, whichwill Immediately pro.
coed to New York. Uia Havana, on board the sloop.
of.war Cyane."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-02

NoTicE.-A meeting of the Stockholders
of the Richmond and Chariot esville Turnpike Corr
pany will be held the 4th day of May at 10 o'crK
A. NJ, at Saunders Temperance Hall, on Foushee,
between Grace and Broad SITS.
JNO r. CRENSHAW, frest.
p. S.-Thoee of the Stockholders who have not yet
paid in the last call of S. per share, will pay up at
once, the money 10 wanted to complete the cash
payment to the Brook Turnpike Company, many
deeds for which are now ready. ap 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-02

FOR RENT.-Two large rooms, (front
i and fear,) in the late extension of the CoIuml-
ban Hotel. and nearly opposite Shockoe Warehouse,
which constitute an excellent business-place for
sired, the necessary fixtures for commission house
may be had, including full set of blank books none
OF which have been at all used.
For terms, apply to
ap21 TOLER a. COOK Agerts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-02

GMITH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL 10
~ offered to the public a. positive and never fail.
Ing cure for Dyspepsia Fatulence Nervous Debility,
Torpid Liver. and all diseases arising from derapge.
ment OF the digestive organs II 10 different from the
generality of medicines, being exceedingly agreeable
to the TASTE 1t 10 free from every deleerous sub.
stance. and can be taken by the most delicate per.
sons.
q Certificates from highly respectable and we'll.
known persons accompany each bottle.
For sale by ALEX. OUVAL Druggist,
l55 Main st.. Richmond, Va.
And by the proprietor, DR.. VIM II. SMITH,
ap I'm Is and 20 South 18th st., Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-02

NOIICE.--I wish to inform the citizens
a OF Richmond ana the Railroad Companies in
ienersi: that ! ana prepared to furnish them with
aaWrNiNGs. ~ TENTS. MARQUES. TARPAULINS,
BAGS, BOSE, AND WHEEL ROPE SPLICING.
w. G.. DREW.
n An orders to be left at Samuel Hastings
mos. hsnovsn's on 18th or Pearl street. Richmond.
mn u zm' w. C. DREW.
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- DECOU q CO, FRANKLIN

- DECOU q CO, FRANKLIN
H. CLOTHING STORE, No SO Main St, Rich
mond, Ea-The Subscribers now inform their friends
and the public, that they have at this time COM
plete assortment Of fresh made SPRING and SUM-
MER GARMENTS, to which they call their atten-
ton. Those who have bought of US, we know will
call again those who have not, we hope will give
rs call, which if they do will convince them by
ocular demonstration that the Franklin Clothing
Store sthe very place to get the most worth for your
money. r. DECOU l. co,
npZ7 No 90 Main St Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-02

NOTICE TO TIMBER GETTERS.-
~ Wanted for the Dock, a quantity of TIMBER
and PILES. Enquire of the undersigned, at the
Ship Lock or the Engineers Office, Tdewater Con.
Hectlon.
ap p2--iw ID. j. WALTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-02

NOTICE.-I have appointed PHILIP
BUSINESS on I7th street, between Broad and Mar
snail Streets at such other place in the city of
Richmond as he may hereafter occupy.
aP2i-2w* r. C.. BURNS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-02

NOIICE.-I hereby appoint WILLIAM
~ EVANS my Agent to conduct the GROCERY
BUSINESS in the house on Oregon Hill, at present
occupied by said Evans
sp 26-i2L" JAMES Nj. MOLES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, March 4-8 P. n.
BRxADeTuFTs.-Flour varied little. The days move
ments consisted Of 400 bbls sour, at ~ 12h 37X
superfne No. 2 at 81 81 81 soy; ordinary to choice
State, at 81 S1I 90 12H; mixed to fancy Western,
at 81 So 18X; and other grades at proportionate
prices. Canadian was unaltered. Southern favored
buyers The days transactions reached 300 bbls at
81 876 a So 25 for mixed to straight % Blk % 80
for favorite and $8 so 90 so for fancy, per Dbl Ex
ira Richmond city worth $40 so per Dbl The stock
Of all kinds of wheat -four comprised about 900 bills
Fine rye -four in demand at IS &c. and held at IS
About 100 bbs Jersey meal brought ~ Wheat was
more inquired for. The days operations embraced
5000 bushels red Southern at 81 S2 and do white
Long Island at 81 S8. Rye and oats were unchanged
Corn rather cheaper The days business comprised
49, coo bushels closing at 84c 86c for damp Jersey;
S5c. Sc for Mixed &c., $780, for yellow; and $50.
Ole. for white, per bushel.
Co1ToN-The days sales amounted to I'll bales,
follows:-For export, LOLA home use, 256; and on
speculation, $40 Market firm.
FRNGnTs-Rates to Liverpool were steady, with en-
gagements about 200 800 bales Of cotton at to
1116d. 1900 bbls. -four were engaged at 49, and 200
bbs lard at 45s per ton Grain at 15d in bulk 200
boxes and 200 bb lard at Sos per steamer
Andes; and $50 bbls lard, per Collins steamer at COS
To London 1900 bbls rosin engaged at 5s To Ha
vre 200 800 bbls. flour engaged at 06c., while
wheat at c. There change in rates TO Cali
forna, which dull at 50c 66c. per foot measure
ment
PRovR1oNs.-Pork varied little. The days sales reach
ed 4S0 bbls. at SIS 87H $40 for mess, and 413
packages picked shoulders and hams disposed of at for
quotations The days transactions in lard add up
800 bills, at 9Xc 10xc, and 800 kegs at lie per ID
Beef pretty brisk and steady the days business in
cluded 450 bbls, ct unchanged figures. Butter and
cheese remained about the same.
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Columbus and xena Railroad, 1903 cash; 40 shares In
disnopois and Belefontane Railroad, IS; 20 shares
Little Miami Railroad, my so shares Coyington and
Lexington Railroad 65 IS shares New Albany and Salem
Railroad, 40; 100 shares Cincinnati Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE Railroad, 75 The offers were as follows
Pennsylvania and Indianapolis Railroad TO- Mad River
and Lake Erie Railroad, 1871 Dayton and Western Rail
road, 1917; Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
l004 Cincinnati and Western Railroad, 49, Cincinnati
and Marietta Railroad, So; Kentucky Trust Company
Bank, 90; Columbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad, 60;
and Hllsboro Railroad Cleveland and Pttsburg Rail-
road, Springfield Mount Vernon and Ptsburg Railroad
Beefontaine and Indiana Railroad Ohio and Misss-
sppi Railroad, and Madison Indianapolis and Peru
Railroad stocks, could obtain no offer at our Last
board. Stocks in better demand. Money IL to per
cent per month"; according to securities.
In the United States Senate Thursday a communica-
ton was received from the Treasury Department, made
in compliance with the resolution of the 4th Of April
1853 calling for statement of the aggregate amount
of federal State, city, county, railroad canal and
poraon stocks other evidences debt held Europe
and other foreign countries on the 3Oh of June 1853
Ingencer furnishes the following abstract of portion
of the report
The Register of the Treasury states the aggregate
1885, have been S5S eos ST. and the amount esti-
mated to have been held by foreigners at the time,
was S27, 900, 900.
Paper gives the amount of State bonds outstanding
as far as the can be ascerained vz $780, 22l
of which amount $72 931 507 held by foreigners
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The cashier of the Bank of America in New York, in
the amount of bonds Of the State of Kentucky held by
foreigners as 81, 2OO, 600.
Winslow Lanier Co.. Of New York, state, in reply to
letter of inquiry that g it will be very difficult for US
say where the State securities held whether in
Europe in this country yet we near it, sufficiently
Georgia. fully three Of it is held in Europe; ID
Tennessee, nehaf of it held in Europe; 3D. Mch
gan, more than twohirds held in Europe, chiefly in
Holland; 4th North Carolina mostly held in Europe, or
at least one-half 9th, Alabama, more than two
thirds held abroad 9th. Kentucky, about one half held
abroad 7th Mississippi, all held abroad mostly in Ho
land sth Illinois, three fourths held abroad 9th. Ohio
twothirds held abroad 10th Indiana, fully threefourths
held abroad 11th California mostly held in this country
these returns be substituted for those given in this
table the total of State bonds held by foreigners residing
beyond the limits of the United States will be about
hundred and eleven millions without counting the Terri
toria bonds of Florida amounting to several millions
the of interest Of Florida Arkansas Texas and
Mississippi.
The Board Of Directors of the Iron Mountain Railroad
Company have finally closed contract for the entire
graduation MASONRY track laying &c. of this road, from
st. Louis to the Pilot Knob about eighty six miles The
contractors are Messrs william M. Watts, Charles N.
Watts, and W. Minor Roberts, Esq, of Pennsylvania
The energy and ability Of the contractors give assurance
that this work win be finished within the period hxed for
its completion viz to Big river (about As miles, by the
first Of July 1885, and through to the Pilot Knob by the
first day of December, 1856.
The Pottsville Miners Journal of the 4th inst says
The quantity sent by railroad this week is % 1855 10
tons being 100 OF tons more than last week. against
a,327 OF for the corresponding week last year.
The water has been let into the canal in several places
along the line and the present mild weather continues
il is probable navigation will open throughout the line
next week. In the meantime few boats preparing
TO lead
The toll and transportation rates to Richmond by the
two companies, have been fixed as follows till July
BY railroad. ~
This Is 10 cents per ton higher than the opening rates
last year. and they similarly advanced over the
vious year
The amount of coal sent from the Cumberland region
for the week ending the 18th ult slightly increased
being 1872 03 tons; but amicabe compromise be-
tween the operators and miners being impossible,
rangements have been made by the coal companies to
procure miners in Germany, and those a strike
in the region have been notified to leave the premises
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PUBLICATIONS.
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the affecting interesting tales that
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This book deyeopss variety Of character ofthem
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Here book which destined to have sale unsquasd
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lima at a 1885 Parker Vein closing at a. LIS Phenix
Coal closing at o; 200 McCulloch at Tx 100 Ulster at
IN; 200 Lehigh at ~; and 100 Gold Hill at So The
bids at the Mining Board we're For Cumberland, 80;
for Parker ven sK for Phenx Coal 51s for New Jer-
sey Zinc, 9 for Ulster 1h for Potomac new Ia; for
Norwich, III for National %; for Windsor 4 for Full
ton, TX; for vanderburg &c. for Ripley, 3N; for Al
gomsh, Az for Phenix Gold for Rutherford, ~ for
Gold Hill, az; for McCulloch, 7.
We cut the following interesting statement Of the
cepts Of copper ron and silver at Sau Ste Marie
from the Lake Superior mines for the year 1853 from the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06
Mines and Mining.

SUNDAY, MARCH VT NJ
The leading feature In the mining stock market on
Saturday the improvement In Cumberland Some
shares changed hands at the Stock Exchange clos
ing at 33X II was held at "a at the Mining Board
Gardiner Gold held eighth higher the sales at the
Mining Board at az. Lehish continues firm at the
Improvement Of u The sale Friday was at "a, and
not 3A as erroneousy reported bear sale of 80 Poto
mac at the Mining Board at az win not have much effect
IN inducing decline 80 long the accounts from Ten
nessee continue favorable Lindsay has been improving
during the Last day or two at the Mining Board yester
day 200 shares sold closing at Soc The sales ct yster
days Stock Exchange II Pennsylvania Coal closing
at 1oeK; 100 Dolly de Copper at ~; TOO North Caro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

Iron SHIPPED IN 1903.
Sharon Iron Works. Marquette, AZ tons and 800 lbs
Of blooms; 2O5 tons and 976 lbs. of ore.
Marquette Iron Works, 1857 tons and 1871 lbs. Of
blooms, 200 tons Of ore.
Making in the whole, from both works, 800 tons AMI
1877 lbs. of blooms 1O5 tons and 975 lbs. of ore
amount Of Silver.
Lake Superior silver mine, Michipicoten Island, c. W.,
one barrel, one keg, and one box Of ore.
This is practical and does not admit of controversy
We have reason to believe aha the amount of silver
that will be shipped during the coming will be
very large. portion Of the received by the Lake
Superior Silver Company has been sent to the great Eng
lish smelers johnson and Malkey, and that firm offers
GEO sterling ton for the We believe that more ad
offers have been made this side the water
MINING BOARD.
1900 shs Iehgh znc ~ 400 400 shs Gard'n IN, ca *
5000 Lindsay boo 90c 200 N Carolina =.
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COAL.


DIED ASH COAL, sPOHN AND LEWIS VEINS, BY
II the cargeThe trade respectfully advised that the
th highly celebrated article coal from their
vsed bosrd vessels At Port b canal from
Port Carbon. =. TYLER CO.,
-. rs Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA.
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL-LEHIGH, THE
w prcauct q The Lshi8h COMPANY un%rsd With other
the celebrated veins also Cumberland, camel And
Liverpool orrs Of the FIRST quaatss all at lowest market
and Centre, and corner Jane ald West streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06

The leading articles of import during the week were as
follows Coffee $50 4o furs, s34 $50; dressed skins,
s54 500 undressed skins sooe72 iron, cutlery,
s4o,27s hardware, sas, 347; steel, s2s,o6s; sugar
$s5 f2s Watches $40 oo2 1t win be seen by the above
statement that the value Of dry goods imported into this
port last nearly double that Of all other articles
combined.
The stock sales at the stock board and at private
sale, BY Hevscn 4 Holmes, for the week ending
March 1,--oo shares Little Miami Railroad, 100; 20
shares Little Miami Railroad 10; Is shares Little Miami
Railroad HOY; 20 shares Little Miami Railroad NIX
80 shares Indianapolis and Bsefontane Railroad S. 20
shares Cincinnat Hamilton and Dayton Railroad buyer
Ee dividend 1885, 80 shares Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Railroad n; so shares Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad buyer gets dividend 1885, IS shares New Albany
and Salem Railroad 49, 90 shares Peru and indianapolis
Rsrcsd COZ; % shares Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
10 Railroad, OK dividend, 100; 40 shares Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad on dividend, 10ok; so
shares Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad,
dividend 1o0k 20 shares Cincinnati Hamilton and Day
bon Railroad ex dividend, 1ooK 45 shares Covington
and Lexington Railroad, e5 80 shares Covington and
Lexington Railrosi, oSk 20 shares Cincinnati and In
disnopdis Railroad III shares National Insurance Com
pany 70, IL shares Covngton and Lexington Railroad
65; shares Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad, rs;
~ shares Indianapolis and Bellefontaine Railroad,
90; % shares Southern Bank Of Kentucky, 102
"a shares Central and Indiana Rairoad soH 20 shares
Columbus and xeuis Railroad 1857, 90 days; ~ shares
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MATRIMONY.

HIATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN AZ
M lovcr-Profsssor Lswtcn Boston, formerly Of Lon6sn
will send any addssse receipt Of doar post pa
enable sdes gentlemen Win the
devoted affections Of = many Of the opIcats hsr
desire The simple oaptvAt-
ing that al may be married krespectlvs Of Age appear
poson and last though not lsast arrang
Address Professor Lawton Boston Ma atters taksA
from the Pest O1ee unless the postage Ia paid.
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Anew STYLE SPRING RIBBONS BONNEL SILKS
The undsrsned has opened ys1y extensive ware room
cluey for tho wholesale trade adjoining bis retail store
and the iobbng trade 70 favor him With an eay
call. ~ n LlCHTENSTkIN, 20 Bowery.
CPRlNG MANTILLAs-rO WHOLESALE BUYERS
subscriber respectfully that h imports
lions and for spring trade nov
ties In mantias tamae vstes musrs, 10 70 which he
invites the attention Of every section Of the
Union. GEORGE BULPIN,
Paris Mantilla Emporium, 36l Broadway.
CPRING IMPoRTATIONs-wM. NKUsTADTER IS
- John sreet-Ladies dress trimmings, SCOTCH GsrnAn
French, and Swiss embroidered lace goods.
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L,OR sALE-THR HOUSE AND LOT NO. 81 BANK
street The heuss T. y - fsss With saelc.ss Is.ss
Path furnace Ae IN complete order Inquire q se
Fulton street. on the premises y. o. FkRkiS.
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WANTED-PART OF A SMALL HOUSE FOR GEN
w t1eman and wife, In respectable nei1oborhood west
de Of the city and below Troy street Please address
stating (Which must be moderately r. 81 Herald once
euf NOT q axce &lkl
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NEW CHART OF SOUTH AMERICA, FROM THI
IN equator to the fifth parallel Of latitude from h
latest surveys larger scale than any general chart ye
produced with twenty plans Of The principal hsrbor
by CHARLES COPLEY photographer I69 Atlantic street
South Brooklyn Captains will do well TO this work
before purchasing others. Price ave dollars.
THE NEBRASKA Observation-Disclosures THIS
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the Missouri Compromise debate; Daniel Wsbstsrs Me-
mortal the Missouri Compounds; History q The Texas
Annexation History Of the Oregon Organization; HIS
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March, $780, Report Of Senator Douglas the Netrasks
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Speech Of Senator Chase TO- Speech Of Senator Smith H.
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Speech Of Senator Badger Il Speech Of Senator Seward To-
Speech Of Senator The above will DO sold TO
ehasers by the quantity u very liberal discount.
J. 8. REDFIELD, ITO Nassau street.
THE ROCK OF PURE GoLD-PLAcINO BEFoRE ITS
readers the 500 900 Gift Fund Enterprise Realised By
subseribsrs 900 amounts The reading MISTER g
aste practical moral interesting ussul and acceptable
!. every e.nda reader containing stories, poetry e.
Agcnt and contributors reasonably compenssted bedee
the following extra rewards agents. Of $1,000
wards to contributors $500 There Is book, WIN BE-
found upon candid examination better mertng its tSs
even without s extra Read s Cor pAx
eu.. SOLD single o cents % cents %
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operators With the iarssst share q s Peas PsasS I'd
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WANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT Chill
w dren the st Of May story and attic
three house with modern Of water
Fourth streets Bowery Any having such
Of property to let lease SELL fair terms will please
address box $40 Post Once, giving full particulars
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i March g. Iss4 ro..e WON . SOFT ats
1854 n.y. s 1,7s2, ss7
Total s271o, $40
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FOR SALE.


1000 MM% So nosr ror
estate various and good locations unencunbored
located in Jersey Now York States Apply to O.
A. ROBINSON, Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer for
Real Estate only 50 Nassau street. Nos. and g.
staire
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G7OS 0O0 TO HOTEL MENTOR SALE IN
1lLC.UOU. New York, lease Of stock and furniture
extensive and Of the most fashionable first class
hotels located Brosdway one ditto for SO ons ditto
COO one ditto Broadway also excellent
business hotel Fulton street. $4,000 and fine hotel
atronA afa