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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

csmmeuts upon the protocol. elgnedAt wen.
!, that that instrument does not bid Austria
AID Russia to co-opekate actiyelyin the var
against Russia. M
The Times speaks rathcr dubiously npon
Che subject. and saws sThesc are important
engagements, and would seem u ace arefe
deaiiag 'eftl less sl;apery afies, to constitute
an identity al interest betweenfhe Western
and the aerman Power" The occupation
Of Servia by Austrian troops,is, according
to her account, only FOR purposes of obserra.
ton. Others regard il as "a step to secure
her share of the effects Of the sick man. 2
The London Times says that the Austrians
have entered servia in order to prevent the
Russians from taking possession of it, and to
keep the inhabitants Of the Turkish proyin-
ces, lying on the Austrian frontiers, from
sharing in the revolutionary movements
which Russian agents arc intent on provok-
ing" There are those, however, who con-
lecture that this was concerted plan be.
tween Russia and Austria; that the Russians
had no intention of occupying Seryia. but
begun the construction of bridge across
the Danube, opposite the Servian quaran-
tine at Radojeyotz, in order that Austria
might have pretext for taking possession
of the Turkish provinces without any formal
declaration of war.
1t is stated by the n. Y. Times, upon .'re-
liable private information from Brussels, ;"
that one stipulation of the proposed union
between Austria and Prussia, on the Eastern
question, and to which Prussia has declined
to accede, was that Hungary should be gar
risoned by Prussim soldiers, while the Aus
trian troops were to keep down Italy and take
possession of such parts of the Turkish terri
tory as circumstances should render it advl-
sable and conv enient for them to hold!
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DR. MORsE's INVIGORATING

~ ELIXIR OR CORDIAL-In the debility
which follows fever. in the decrept stages of life,
whatever arising. it seems to create new and
vigorous vitality, restoring the strength of the
muscles, bracng the nerves, clearing the BRAIN int
proving the appetite and bringing all the functions
of the body into normal and healthy condition In
cases where the law of reproduction has not been
INVIGORATING ELIXIR the best means of ra.
moving the of these repnings. Its regular use
occasions constant and plecid cheerfulness and its
pressing action. Ladies' whether marred or sin gle
will find it perfectly invaluable in all the physical
difficulties to which their delicate organization is
liable. s.-
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint
bottles
Price So per bottle; 2 tor SIS; for Sl2
C. II. RING, Proprietor
1872 Broadway Y
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States,
Canadas and the West Indies. and by BENNETT &
BEERS and PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, Richmond.
my I-MTh&S
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FIVE ,HoRsEs.-There are, at this time,

more beautiful Horses in the city for sale than we
remember ever to have seen before. Mr.. CHARLES
R. ALLEN, our old townsman. is here from Cincin-
natl, with number of very fine animals, from the
States of Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio, variousiy
,ue ed TO draught and saddle. from which any person
wishing to purchase be readily accommodated
pair of splendid bays. among the number, are IN,
means to be the property of some printer, with q
handsome outfit and cool hundred Thousand to sup
nnrt 5 &. 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

POETICAL READINGs-Onr readers, par.
ticularly the ladies' will bear in mind that our
talented and accomplished townswoman, Miss
WHITE, will give 'poetical readings" at Metropo
Titan Hall, this evening. Those who have heard
this lady, will need no persuasion to form portion
OF her audience tonight and those who have not,
but desire TO enjoy rich, intellectual treat, should
embrace the present occasion for doing co. We
have heard her twice, with infinite satisfaction:
and confidently believe that all who hear her to.
night will be most asreeably disappointed. Let the
ladies turn out in force and give Miss W. crowded
and fashionable house
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SrRING RAcEs.-The sports of Rae turf

SPRING hACEs.-ln Ne sports OF Cne Turf
on the Broad Rock Course commence day after to-
morrow with sweepstake for colts and FLIES; three
years old, mile heats, 500 entrance, for which two
promising FLIES and enc colt have been entered and
the race closed. On the same day second race
will come off between saddle horses. for fine sad
die, for which there will probably be five or six
entries The second day will be for the Proprie
tors Purse of $500, two mile heats. The third day
poststake $780, mile heats, for which there arefour
entries. And the fourth day match for. $1,000
and pacing match for $3.50 Certainly very in
teresting programme for weeks sport, and one
that cannot fail to attract the attention of all who
are admirers OF blooded horses and friends of the
turf.
We understand that Mr.. C. Green has obtained
about one hundred members TO the new Broad
Rock Jockey Club and that strong hopes are en-
RETAINED of adding largely TO this number, during
the present week. Lovers of blooded stock are be-
ginning to see the importance OF sustaining race
courses and as Broad Rock is in quiet and retired
position most of them feel disposed push ahead
by their means When this is the spirit, good rae
ing and rare sport may always be expected.
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e FKxr Kacr-Iast e1ttfday kteril60IFa 8
hall mia was run over the Rsoed Rock Course
hes1i7en q Bass sorrel mare and d. fnfrse's
n ~ \ - Tor $50 aside The Fac< Be ended
M IS he16& the FIRST being declared lad ope--
.in63 IS setehds-ihc second wss wo1 ~ Mr.. Mss
entFSin - Seconds, with ease. Thetl6(& was t&fy
heavy al TIE fime from the late rains, and the race
il. therefore considered good one. the fact being
considered ,hatthe Trustee mare was entirely too
fat to run. ~ x*sx
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PEACE DECLARED-The war of words
and brckbats between certain ladies living in the
neighborhood of the first market was brought to a
close and peace declared at the Mayors court on
Saturday last. Mrs. Johannah Sullivan, charged
with assaulting and beating Mrs. Jane Sutherland,
was arragned before his honor and held to bail for
good behrvior in the sum OF $50 The difficulty
between the parties originated in the application of
slang phrases used by James Hagan, before Mrs
Sullivans door, which caused her to follow JENNY
into the street and bounce a brick upon his peril
Uranium. Jenny finding out he had stirred up
hornets, nest offered leg bail in the direction of Mrs
Sutherland's, and Mrs. S. seeing him coming and
the elaret streaming from his head, ran into the
alley to get him out of danger, when Mrs Sullivan,
supposing her to be the rescued guard of the ene-
my, fired volley OF bricks at her. one aightne in
her profile and another near her temple with such
force, as to cause her to scream for aid, and the
blood to flow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

HAND TO HuRT.-John Clark, q drunken
free negro yesterday morning, fell from the North
and Danvile Railroad depotlot, TO the earth below,
distance of twenty feet, and strange to say, re-
ceived no other injury than a mashed nose and the
loss OF two front teeth Had he been sober, the fall
no doubt, would have killed him.
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RouGn SHop.-Last FRIDAY night about

RoUGH SHOD.-Last FRIDAY night, about
o'clock, a negro fellow named Edward, in the
service of Mr.. Jesse Barnes entered the store of
Isaac Bachrach, on South Franklin, between 18th
and 18Th streets, and seeing box containing ten
paies oil shoes, seized it and ran off, On Saturday
morning, Lieut.. Trueheart captured and Gagged the
accused and when brought before the Mayor few
hours thereafter he was ordered 30 stripes by way
OF teaching him to let the property of others alone
Ned protested his innocence, and declared most
solemnly that he knew nothing of the theft, bat
when sentence was pronounced upon it he receiv.
ed with grin of delight thinking doubtless that
he had made a lucky exchange in bartering his own
hide Tor box OF shoes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

BROAD Rock JOCKEY CLuB-The new
Club for this famous old course. was organised at
the United States Hotel last Saturday by the cleo.
lion of gentlemen OF high standing, good judgment
and great tondness for the sports of the turf to the
offices OF President, first and second Vice p-esi-
dents, Secretary and Treasurer; and by adopting
the rules of the Fairfield Jockey Club to govern
that of Broad Rock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

THE TRoop.-To day is the appointed
time for the assembling of the people of Henrico at
their court house. to form company of horaemen.
We have heretofore urged the Importance Of tbs
cali their attention to the fact that the time 10 at
hand for the organization to be perfected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

SERIOUS AccrDENT.-On Friday night
last, an old lady ramed Mrs. WILDE, residing ON
Union Hill, accident Ally stumbled over tea waiter
in her kitchen. and falling very heavily broke her
light arm just above the elbow. DIR. WARING was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

UNPLEASANT AFFAIR.-On complaint of
off. w. Roster, made before the Mayor, last Sat.
urday, Edward Naylor was required to answer to
peace arrant, charging him with threatening r.
with bodily harm. The difficulty between these
two persons was entirely of private character,
and only brought out by the counsel for the de.
fence: Roster is a housekeeper and Naylor has
been his guest for several months r. in order to
Get rid of N. locked his door upon him. on the Odd
ult which excited N. and caused him to demand ga.
tisfaction. To preserve peace and prevent an as
sault, r. got warrant and the Mayor required the
defendant to give bail in 800 for his future good be.
hayior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

DERANGED.-About 2 o'clock on Satur-
day morning, while Lieut.. Wheat was on duty
near the second market house, he heard great
noise and confusion, and approaching the place
from which it proceeded, discovered DAVID NJ.
ARMSTRONG in the act of breaking door, The
officer instantly took him to the cage, where he
found that his prisoner out of fix in the upper
story, and he therefore locked himup. Armstrong
has been in the service of the Central Railroad
Company as engine driver, but becoming much
addicted TO the Incorporate use of ardent spirits
some six weeks since. he was dismissed and since
then has been ''imbbng" to the extent of his means
When brought before the Mayor he looked as wild
SO nonsensicay that His Honor though, it prudent
to lock him up until this morning in order if DOS.
sible, to test the extent of his arrangement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01
Tur DIoRAMA nf Nanoleon,s F,maral

THE DIoRAMA of Nspoleon's Funeral Pro-
cession, now exhibiting at Odd Fellows Hail. il said
to be one of the most Beautiful ingenious and inter
eating exhibitions Witnessed in this city, Thos
who have seen it speak in glowing terms OF the life
like accuracy with which IL represents that rrand
occasion TO all Frenehmen-the burial OF their great
General. Ifyou have not paid it visit do so this
evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

ASK ANY ONE WHO HAS EVER UEsD DR.
MLASE's CELEBRATED LfvER Pitts, what they
think of thenf Nincty-niue in hundred viii tell
you they che best Pitts for liver complaint sck
headache and dyspepsia that they have ever used =
Read the following from Of most respectable
citizens:
NEw York, August 3. 1852
do hereby certify that have been suffering from
pain in my aide and breast for long time, and after
irving many remedies came to the conclusion that
my liver was affected. immediately CONNIE need
using DIR. MLaue's Celebrated Liver Pills. and the
few that 1 have taken have already given me more
relief than all the other medicines have tai en- put
together. | went to q clairveyant to consult him
after examining me carefully, he advised me to con-
pue the of DR.. n Lanes Pills. that they would
effectually cure me-. w. w. PHILIPS,
8f@ No 2Columbia Place.
p. 8. The above valuable remedy, also Dr. NJ.
LANES CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE, can now
be- had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United
States and Canada
EE Purchasers will be careful to ask for and
take mono but DR.. MLANE'S LIVER PILLS
There are other Pills, purpcrting to be Liver Pis,
now before the public. For sale by
8 PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
my I-d&clw Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

THROWING STosEs.-A small boy named
Shinnick was struck with stone last Thursday
night. while at play 10 Rockets, and very danger
ously injured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

STREET Row. Patrick Barry and John
Haley were arrested ami Gagged last Saturday night
ior setting into fight nth street and resistna
tne Watchmen when taken into custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

FIRE.-On Saturday night, small shed
near the corner of ed and Broad streets, was fired
and burned ee' II
Last evening, about O'Clock, false alarm was
given ~
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CIRouir CouRr-Judge Meredith presi.

CIRCUIT COURT-JUugc MereUItH preEI-
ding On Saturday last the Judge overruled the mo-
ton to quash the indictment against Erwin Cooke,
charged with forging the name of J. v. Crawford
and the prisoner arrag ned and plead not guilty
Messrs. Crump and August for the Defence and III.
johnson, Esq, for the prosecution. After empan-
neling the jury, the case was adjourned until this
morning at 10 O'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01
DIED,

JUDGE CLOPTON's CoURT was in session
last Saturday, tIansacting civil business.
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REMOVAL.-The undersigned respect

REMOVAL.--The undersigned respect
III fully informs his friends and customers that he
has removed opposite to the formerly occupied
by Jas. A. Smell. Having just returned from the
North with well selected stock of GOODS can
furnish housekeepers and Others with every article
in that line. Purchasing for cash, | am enabled to
sell much cheaper than the cheap stores Always
on hand full assortment of Wood aud Willow Ware
children's Gigs and Horses, tin aud wood Cages gold
and gilt Jewelry, fancy China, Toys, Brushes,
which will be sold at New York prices
THOMAS L. ANGUS
my q w, Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

NOTICE TO KNIGHT TEMPLARS.-
~ The subscriber will be prepared to furnish sew.
eral sets OF those beautiful Silver JEWELS Ode.
Also, new style Of KNIGHT TEMPLARs'
JEWELS from original designs.
Those members who have not left their orders for
suits of CLOTHING and JEWELS. will please do
go before the Sd of May, at which time the Jewels
will be ready.
will have several suits of Clothing Of my own
manufacture, which will be superior to anything
ever gotten up in this city. Call and see them.
ED, MCDONALD, Agent
Regalia Manufacturer. Main vt,
ap 20 st Next door &c u. s. Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

Mr.. JAMES Il. DoRNAy.-A kind friend
sent us very capital reports of the speeches
OF Messrs. STUART and Dorman, in the case
OF Christian at Lexington. Unfortunately,
they came after we had published the sketch
es OF the same speeches, SO generously fur
nished by the Wing In transmitting these
speeches our Lexington friend paid very
high compliment to Mr.. DoRMAy. He TINS
concludes his notice of Mr. Dorman's areu.
ment The effort of Mr. d. gives assurance
that it is only necessary for him to devote
himself to his profession to render it certain
that he will in short time stand among the
first advocates in our State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FARM, ONE
II MILE WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
The beautiful Cottage Farm, formerly known az Du.
val's at the head of Broad street, about one mile
west of Richmond, containing ten acres. The build
someIy arranged. The place abounds in fruit of va.
I.ous kinds and shrubbery of the choicest varieties
The soil is remarkably rich. 1t has been used asa
mail et garden for several years past and the daily
sales from 1t will average from Si9to SIS through the
year. Persons desirous to purchase. respectfully
requested to view the premises at any time.
Terms accommodating Apply TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

John WOMBLE Il co. offer for sale
- good terms
81, 0oo lbs. Todds hog round family Bacon
40oUo los. n Carolina hog round Bacon small size
o,o9o lbs Smithiield and city cured do
% hhds. prime Bacon Sides
80 do. do do. Shoulders -
10 do. do. do. Joles
10 herces Hams, some very superior
100 pals leaf Lard, very nice
90 bills. do. do.
20 kegs do. do RI
40 bbls. prime Cider Vinegar I'd ID
do. genuine Peach Brandy
) do. old Rye Whiskey
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarns sz4s5slt
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine
300 dozen Leading Lines assorted numbers
3 $50 lbs. Cordage, assorted sizes -
1000 lbs. Wrapping Irvine and Carpet Warp
500 Grain Bags good quality, &c.
JOHN WOMBLE K co
my No 100 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

0ST-At or near the Theatre, on Fri
day night last, a $50 and $50 NOTE The
finder will much obi se the owner and be suitably
rewarded, by leaving the same at this office.
my l-2tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

A TROOP OF HoRsE.-An effort is ia he
made to-day to revive the cavalry company,
either in this city independently, or in the
city and county combined. The maintenance
OF troop of horse is very expensive, and
has been, in times past, found extremely diff.
hcult. Several companies have been dis.
banded within our recollection in this city.-
nat the city Is now larger than ever, and we
suppose much more able to keep up good
troop than at any former time II Is very Very
,mpor'an. mat one should be vigorously SUP.
ported and we trust the photographed CEN CEN
.lelnen VINO are now moving In the cause, NAV
meet with entire success. Are there NO, nct
enough Of fine looking, gallant Young ,' m mv'
in Richmond, who are sufficiently aml;t aun,
Of renderinga public service, and Al the sams
lime discipliniag themselves in the grsndest
aildmost ehiyalrons mode Of warfare 10 fnr,,
and maintain sach company? Wa t,nss
there are, and that we shalf have the proof
to-day. g f'Ss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-01

NRS. ELIZA j. UAKUEN 3 6CHOUL
lll Ia now in operation in the Temperance Hall,
on Church Hill. Every effort 10 being made for both
the moral and intellectus. improvement OF her sta-
dents Discipline mild and positivc.
TERMs-t Tor Session Of Five Months:l
For orthogrsphy, Reading. Writing. Arithmetic, e
Enslish Grammar. Rhetoric, Mythology. Phiioso
ply, Chemistry. Astronomy and Composition. y
Moncchromatic Painting Observation-Disclosures. ~
an 20 2tk
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FAIRFIELD RACES

& AoA 1st DAY-TUES-
.tst. mil, n5ia bss,y. e.. weep
szs.-z.-ss.-as.~s a.---'old colts and fllas-xIoe
entrapce-S56 forfeit, to and close on Tuesday
9th Hsy-three more to make race.
Should the above stake not fill, purse of 800 will
be given for mile heats free for ell agestwo or more
End DAY-WEDNEsDAY, 18th May-Proprie.
tors purse 5000 mile heats-free for al ages SO
entrance.
purse $685. mile heats-free for all age-$5 en-.
trance.
4th DAY-FRIDAY, 10Th Msy-Jockey Club purse
$685. mile hests-free for all ages
5th DAY--SATURDAY, 10Th May-Mile beats
free for saddle horses only-for a handsome byisIs
and saddle.
From the number Of horses now in training, Gos
sport may be expected.
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o. DOG LOST-A Pointer Puppy.
- five months old, white and marked with
liver Spots strayed from Arbour Cottage, Plank road
suitable reward will be paid for his delivery TO the
Cottage or Arbour House, col Main End l2th SITS
by Imy ST. r. w ALIEN
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-28

a 6pIsnalz 1lksaklaskal


ssrN Y Gsnt's abd Ladies' Dress Cords aud
Trimmings ~ 81 descriptions, I'LL sale
FafX iaH consisting ID Part If
4iseeS f<snfh aud American plain md iie-
Nr6a. {s1&t mia 1NouFnss1F Maslin ~ I2aines and
&xB4iSss tss68 H!unk lind e0iofxd Alpaerns
&aii f5pIsps. beck and colosed p!aii, striped and
kItid NA4s& SiIkS. @
l0a hisAk6 fancy ana morning Calicoes and
heavy tsia8haI1s; Bfocha. Fhihel hna cashInefe
slIAWiS K6tf6Y Wool long Shnwls; Cnfpsis,
N|a0nAiS aI,d &henfinRS hlcanhed and Drawn,
ISNay +flI44& Clothing 0xeFcpAisS EAatS, Vests
E11{s. SA'Yiek0nder Shirts and Df1Wafs; Cloths
<5@e<llHs<ss &15i6elss aud fwee1s; Linens
Xi&H8I4 1A,si*zN Gloves, e. sSl,isa Maxlius a
81 NessE sls''7 s'lk end xoIxe Dress Trimming
xe. fe84Ss 85Ntta IL p0HmenL
3Nfl1, #faRpsfs anu DRIVERS giten On
81 b INS3s AIss ii a!iy aanNfltx sies:fesl.
I.;iAIE2id f>nY. Hi!x 1S3f u
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-28

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where f6 Il eIttaf1t 81 u a4F 1I4t[4'n d. AIH<
with witch No NsA4 - entrusted go IN4 HsINN
regularity and H2sn1|th which tt9 4'ti'At aisks
HIs opeI4Ii4n1 E<<4|0|tIf.
FnfiHNltf attention l. paid b 4hsetIf ions 81
W64azinse and other pefs1HIt*Iof sefie. WQsts
eh|6| ntG kfW4fttd hl he earliest malls Ii he
neal11f md most Substantial Ndno4f without III
i0fr N the EuafatinAe.
Orders lot B0ote III al Languages n II e..
tanl editions. Wholhcf pnbis|Isd a home 81
abroad. whether rare ~ dpf.nsnr -~ts well rs lal
Msasic. En3gaNincs OK other objects 81 Iasle eIe.
raaee 81 cufinsffY will ~ promptly attended %.
Books and heavy pa[silels ssnt By express 81
Dlisd Oh favorable terms Adlrezs
William PATTON,
4inas Wasaib1ry, Conn.