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LIST OF GIFTS


100 Marble buSts of Washington, sloO $4,000
100 do do Clny, 100 10 0O8
100 do do Webster, 100 10000
100 do do Calhoun 100 10000
so elegant Oil Paintings, in splendid gilt
frames size 3S4 Il. each, 100 . . s 900
100 elegant Oil Paintings. 2E3 f. each, so . 600
500 steel plate Engravings, brilliantly cold
in oil, rich gilt frames 2iSi0 ill., each, 10 S OOO
10 600 eegapt steel plate Eng'avings eod
IN oil, Of the Washington Monument,
gOys6 IN. each, 10000
237, 900 steel plate Engraviugs. from 100 dif.
ferent plates. 10 possession of, and
owned by tho Artists Union. of the
ket valu6 of from so cts to 81 90 each, Al 900
first class Dwelling in 3lst N. Y. City, =. IL 900
- building lots in 100 and l0Ist N. Y.
CITY, each 2jxlC0 f. dOepat 1000 q, 600
100 Villa Sites containing each 10000 50.
Il. IN the suburbs OF New York City,
and commanding magnificent view of
the Hudson River aud Long Island
Sound. at ..... 500 :. $4,000
20 peTpeium Ionns of cash, without inter.
est, or security, offs $50 each, 5000
30 " |t. 4" 100 =. . 5 coo
100 so 600
$50 o.. 90 & OW,
1000 ..ttH Il" IN 000
Reference regard Real Estate f. J. VIsscHrR & Co..
Real Estate Brokers New York. Orders (pOs paid) with
money enclosed, 10 be addressed,
J. w, HoLBROOKE, sscIy, sos Broadway, N. Y.
' Tho Engravugs in the catalogue ready for
livery
Now.York, August 0 1854 nq6mo
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-08
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-08

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

HARPERs MAaAzISE-.tor July-We have
received from Mr.. RANDOLPH Harper for in
ly. 1t is literally Illustrated as usual The
theme of those first introduced to the reader
is the "Catskills." As usual the selects al
or stolen portions of Harper are excellent
its EditorsM very conceited and very poor,
Among the editorials is one on the Ward
trial, !" in which the editor evidently is of OBI,
MON that he can see deeper INTO d milestone
than any body eIse. Abbott's everlasting
Life of Napoleon Bonapartc Is continued
With Illustrations. Ii death should wind ND
Abbott before he winds up Napoleon we
don't know. what Harper can do to bring his
readers out of the historical fog into which
hey have been carried. Some person should
hen take up the life Of Abbott himself and
make II iilustTious by Illustrations.
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= 80 49, . A,"- G, w. McMURDo, Treas'r
At a called meeting of the Board Of Directors of

At a called meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Richmond Fire Association held on the 50th
June, 1854 the following preamble az resolutions
were unanimously adopted: Hs5a ssi9
Whereas the Board have received the affecting in
telligence Of the death of James Bosher the Presi
founder of its prosperity, while absent from this his
ch erished home and in the discharge of those pareB
tai duties which lay nearest his heart, there fore
LIST Resolve d, That this Bos I'd not the language
of empty praise when they declare their deep and
abdips sorrow, for the loss of him. who, by his ZEAL
Their of this important Institution over which he
watched with unsurpassed vigilance, and unweared
industry and fidelity. -.-.-.. .-7.- p ID.
I'd. Resolved, THAI }n Err Boshers faithful and up.
right discharge CT al the duties OF good and useful
citizen, through long and successful career and
that bril- ht example ia presented to ALL who seek
by life of honest aims and elevated character to win
a good name, and in common with our felow-ctizens,
we hereby sincerely deplore the affecting dispense.
ton of Almighty God which will be felt in all
departments of business in our city. .fs--
81. Resolved, That with those who will now in
the sacred circle of home mourn the loss of fond ia
Their and tender counsellor and friend, minge
and present our coincidence under this severe
bereavement .. f..a
4th Resolved That this Association will attend the
funeral of lamented President aud brother Fire.
men, on Saturday evening next, at O'Clock, in uni
form. -- t..- cyl. .-,..-.. q. / -- Z.
5th Resolved That this Board as further mark
of respect wear the usus tadge of ournin for thir
ty days --,s L--,..s..
9th Resolved That the above preamble and reso-
lutions be entered upon the records, and that the
Secretary present copy thereof TO the family of the
deceased and that he the to be published
in the newspapers OF this city: A Copy
R NJ BURTON, Charm
HUGH A. WATT. Sec'y, P. T. .
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DEATH Of DIR, RersrEl.

We regrct to hesr Of the deash IF Df.Rof-
srER of tue Hugnenot spripgu His Health
had bSeu indifrarpnt for~-ssssIe years anal for
some time past had so far declined as to dis
quality -fimfor the dutiesuf his profession
{ IS The manager of tlIeSnings he command
.eltherespeetsa ndsesteem~sef all who risitesl
them by his bland and kind manners and his
exertions tesadniinister to the comfort and
pleasure ofsail~ As physician he was dis.
tinguished as amongst Tire best of his day.
He was a true Virginia gentleman and alto
gether worthy Of that high title which ex.
presses SO many virtues; a. COOP MAN His
funeral takes place this evening atthe Hugue-
not Springs. asg,.af.rs-i
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA, I

At a meeting of the Directors of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia, the following resolutions were
adopted in honor CT the memory of the laie JAMES
BosHER, Esg: o.. --.s---. 5.-.s- .-..
Being duly effected by the death of James Bosher
Esq, whose apparent health, when few days since,
he appeared in his place this Board gave promise
of the continuation of his honored and us full life
We his official associates find mournfal pie asure
in recording our of his excellence; of him it
may be- truly said that the appreciation OF his chnr
known. Intelligent, upright, generous, his death
will be felt o sad prvation by the numerous pub
lie bodies with which he associated, and by cur
city, wherein he conspicuous for MT
Of enterprise and If every form of modest merit.
AZ this Beard, where he was leading Director for
IN any years. justly held in the highest esteem and
was cospicuc for his faithful attention. impartia
ty or d beralitY. e . $3.50
Resolved That copy Of the fore going resolution
be communicated TO his family, with assurance of
our unfeigned coincidence in their bereavement
Extract from the minutes. s. .'f
iy lit ]. A. SMITH, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01
ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTEL
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL j Bumpass, PERSIAN;
w Perkins, Pittsy lvania; DR. w Lockett, Han
over; Guggenbusner, Lynchburg; II Wootton
Jas Scott, VIM Owen, Pr Ed; Daguid. Lynchb's;
P Williamson, Amelia; Jno J Garnett, Crump N.
Kent; w FRASER, Cumberland; Jas w Davis,
PtsyIvanis; II Hazby Northampton; Jno L Rog-
ers c; D HILL Steamer Augusta; r L Staicers,
Warrenron John w Fnks, Va; S Wjlheers Y;
Z G Webb, Morgan Hevep, Va; G Hughes, Flu
vana VIM Yeti. Chesterfield; Hastage, N Y;
R Mcfarland do; NJ Fletcher Petersburg; Miss al
Martin, Va.
AMERICAN HOTEL-W NJ Amber Louisa: w
Thornton, W I'll Perkins Cumberland; E P White,
M saFna 'aP Sutton III ks%sPn
Phelps FL Greene, w Ii Harris Phila; w Jones'
Fl w Pease, Madison. F C Clarke. J FL HAYDEN H P
Willard. Washington; Goodwin, Hartford; II A
Wise. PhiiH. t.f.i ieaF refs.a tts E3 7
Queen; J T Holt. Chas City; WIN A. Moss. Va; j P
Royal and lady, J Hubbard, Chas City; Mrs jerks,
so n and servt Lynchburg; w Alexander and lady,
Chesterfield; Horton, bark Jarness; r Atkinson,
Chesterfield; ] McGrath, Seottsylle; WIN. Greer,
Amelia; CoontK w Budsall, Shenandoah; T Ora.
mer, BoydsvllIe; e Lewis, Il o'Rare, W Peterkin,
Rgt: G King, n c; T FL Southel, Smithfield; Berry,
G finAs, Augusta; J Thompson Berkeley; G Butler,
A w Smith, Phia; w Fiannegan, Dinwiddie
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-J Clark, York; T. II
Skagss La;,s C Tardys Va; w Whiting lady and 2
children and servant, Eiss Parrish. Miss Green,
Miss H Hill, Amelia; Wright N Y; g w H West
w M How ertOn, u Fitzgerald Halifax c H; ?
Holconb Georgia; Meade, Va: Petigrew,
J Mitchell and lady, s C; Terrell Chicago; Mr. Ste
VEINS. England: Stevens and lady, Mobile; Mrs o
Dart IN and Iaev. Texes A Douglas York; A Gait,
Phia delphia: Dr. J P Hammet, Va C Bouldin,
Charlotte; J Urquhart, Southampton; w M Bred.
nsx w GWynu, u of Va; G d Wise, w w Vest VIM
aud Mary; j 81 Malone, C Baylor. w Wrenn, f
Dennis, P H Carpenter. y Of Va ] S Fitzhugh, Va:
YER, Miss Oliver, Roanoke; ] Cardwell, Ga; F
Boyd, Wythevle; L Hubbard, Buckingham; w w
Page, AIbemarie; C Board. Bedford; j Arson Pc
w ILL y.E{- ~
Bedterd J Kyle. U of Va: A w Burruss, Coro.
line; w Morton. Miss; w JaInison, Alabama; J x
McAfee, = Thomas, H Thomas, Miss; W p
Hudgns, U of Va; Thos Branch, Petersburg J
Eunley, Bait. tE- z7u-s.a ,ea..--..-
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TRIBUTE OF REsPEcT. :

At a meeting Of the Preddont and DiTeetsrs of he
Richmond, FredericksbsfE and Petomac Railrp9d
COMPANY held at the Depot of the Company in hich-
rpond, 56th June, 1851 q -
u The President announced TO n. Busrd the painful
int iliaence, that JAMES BOSHEk. long associated
organization tie the moment OF hs death Of its
Directors vas no more, aud sisted That he bad re-
one tied tie aftehdsucet Of the m tDsnng members
q the Board with view to such Official notice o. the
tcing event, an might seem to them mete anu pro-
per under the circumstances whereupon he fJilow-
adopted n gf
Tbs Board Of Directors of the Richmond. Frsdef.
fckshu-E and Posomac Railroad Company, have head
with urfeftned Concern snd regret the melancholy
intelligence that JAMES BosHER. an associate with
them heretofore te mauagsmsut of rue AFFAIRS OF
gadizatioD, has de Xnted himself mentally and Phy
cally the advancement Gifts best interests hssjrst
de psed this Ufe and d-sroua OF rendering that TIL
trte of HEcrtuuHte rHgard, so Justly tue ON their
part, TO the memoTy OF their late much valued ftenci
90 a aaninousl Y resolve, - s--.--z-9z
That nv the death of JAMES BosHER- the Rich
ulond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pauv have sustained the loss of q director whose
good Judgment in all matters appersining to the wei
fare of the Company WIS ever m auffesf whose zsat
fidelity and integrity in the discharge OF his ohIc'a
duties were beyond all cav aud rsproaeh, and whose
6rInuess Ia s5aining the pTonptnga OF his head and
ne art shoud emha m him in the grateful! Teco-
lection f the Stockholders Of this Company.
That the members Of the Board, will IN body
attend the funeral of the deceased, aud that the
officers and agents of the Genpa be requested to
unite with US on the melancholy occasion. Co. ar.
Tha copy of these proceedings be transmitted 70
the nay of our deceased friend and associate, and
that the Ire of this cause the same to
be published in the papers of the city - $50 E.
Extract from the MINI 'es 49,
: a w McMIrHD0 Traas'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

- Mr.. WM. n. SEMPLE in short address
to the readers of the Mai, in that paper of
yesterday, announces his withdrawal from all
connection with it, he having disposed Of his
interest in it to Mr.. RosE, his partner, and
Messrs. PtEAsAsTs X SMITH, of the Post, by
whom the Nail and Post are to be combined
in one paper. Mr.. SEMPLE has in his brief
Editorial career established claim to very
high consideration in the profession and he
retires, we are sure, with the respect and good
wishes Of all his brother Editors. IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP RoAsoKp

Taos SKINNER Commander, from New York
] bcsher, J H Toinpkins, ] J Gorrnev, J r
Small. Mrs Skinner, r l. Pittman, Miss C j. Chi.
selm. Miss Sarah Skinner, Miss V Il Fowlks Edw'd
C Larab, NJ C. LaPeyre. jas Rene b BeaIe, J s
Hostage p Handy, Evans. w Brooke. De
Veare. q Ely, J C Sever. j HcFarland Z " DIM
har- Lieut. j C Howell. " Burr lady aud servant,
J 4 FrSser. II NewkiTk Miss Il II Skinaer. john
pegrar, J G Brooks. d Davis, c Fl Boshar Mrs q
w Dixon and children, Z w Williams and lady,
MICS CatoIine C Morcurs Matthews. Lieut. j c
Armstrong u 8 N, 8 Eldridge, Capt W p Phlips
G Ii Rean.1 Andrew Douglas, 4. NJ Barge, C Whit.
tie, w White, j ssJones, d arruss, A Nor
ris, and IL ia steerage. s. ss.. s.s as. tsf4-'s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

STEALING BREAD.-Augustus Onsheetz
was arraigned before the Mayor charged with steal
ing $50 worth OF bread from Gustayus Oblitz with
in thirty days past. His Honor renark ed that the
charge now made was a very different one TO
the statement by Oblitz to him on Wednesday, but
he would hold the accused to bail TO answer it at
the August term of the Grand jury The prisoner
readily gave the security and left the court room
with the intention of applying for permission to
enter the Poor House until he can recover IRON his
wounds and bruises. under which he seems to be
suffering severely. '- $50 fte..i YES s=eas-s- a,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01
Ban DoGs.--We understand that Near

BAD DoGs.--We understand that negro
plarketman was badly bitten by two savage mas
tins, Yesterday morning. when near Bacon Qnarer
made to keep them upoat their own premises, or
pay heavy penalty for so doing; and any man
killing one of these dangerous brutes when per
United to go at large. will prove himself common
benefactor. The bite OF rattle snake Ia preiarab
to that OF q dog any time. s'a1t .ealoI - 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

ILLNESS or Mr.. RITcHlE.-We regret to
learn from the Enquirer, of yesterday, that
Intelligence has been received from Wash
ington announcing the extreme illness of Mr..
THOMAS kIrcHIE. The members of his fam
liz in Virginia. including the senior editor of
the Enquirer, has been called to his bedside.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01
DIED.

IN Norfolk, on the night of the seth ut., JAMES
BoSHER, otthis city, in the esd year of his age.-
The friends of the family aud the citizens generally
are respectfully invited 70 attend his funera from
the First Baptist Church, This saturday. Afternoon
at q O'clock. r... -. s-}
On Thursday night, 10Th June ROBERT COLE
NAN infant son OF Charles T, aud Mary Jane Wor-
than The friends OF the family requested to at
tend his funeral This Morning at 81 O'clock from hs
fathers residence, on Franklin street. between First
and Foushee SITS 't re- |'t9i-ff --s's - \
At THE residence of his father, in Amelia county,
on the 2st OF June after short but most severe and
painful illness, RICHARD JOSEPH, the youngest
son OF VIM w and Ann E. Gates, aged - months
and 10 daya. ~, e.it 's AS. -
On the 5tth uit., Mrs ELIZABETH M CRUMP,
IN the 4ath year of her age. Her friends and ac
quantences are respectfully invited TO attend her III
neral This Morning, from Grace St. Baptist Church
at 10 O'Clock. 5.- - y =. 80
AZ the Husuenet Springs, in Powhatsn, of heInor-
image from the lungs, TO which he had been subject
for . or SO years, DR.. RICH'D w. ROY STER His
sne,al vii. take place FROM the Hugue not Springs
alces are invited to attend hnut fa1t nat,ce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

TIE LATE DUEL.-We yesterday gave an ac-
count Of duel between Messrs. Coker and Stew.
ard Eewnansville, Florida in which the latter was
wounded Another account states that Stewards
mother was present. IA ar,--. ed. ..,..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

TAxEs.-Acc0rding to the Assessor 3
books just complsted the taxes on real estate for
the present year, viii be slll 1867 &c. and on per.
sonal property S62 ssa 81. Total sI7i, o56.17.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01
pEATH OF JosEPH X. Irvine

"a DEATH OF JosEPH X. IRviSG.-The Wb;o
Of yesterday says,
II Is with feelings OF the profoundes, sorrow that
we arc called upon to announce the dean NJ Iosanh
:. Irving, he died yesterday at the Irving Honse
70 the city OF New York, where he has been confin
cd by illness ever since his return from California
some three or four weeks ago
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

e. WAsHrre.-The police officers were en-
gagged yesterday in opening the fire plugs and turn
ing the water into the streets II this practice il
constantly kept up in dry weather, the public SER
will be cieansed and great nuisan be there
nv I,atad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

THE WHEELING BRrDGE.-The Philadelphia
Bulletin, alluding to the injunction recently grant
ed by Judge Grier against the reconstruction Of
this bridge at the height as the old one, says
one in Pennsylvania will resist the re-erection
of the bridge, provided it is at height above the
water sufficient to permit the passage ofthe largest
boats AZ all times -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

& THE FIRE DEPARTMENT will parade in
Uniform this afternoon 10. accompany the remains
OF the late James Bosher to It's last resting place
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

la one Of the industrial schools for poor and neg
lected children in New York city, were two little
girls who, having been confined to wretched homes
and filthy streets. had never seen g flower. What
volume OF misery do the foregoing five words
{
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01
TMPORTANT CONsIDERATION FOR

THE fubLIC The subscriber having rented
those two large and eoInmodious warehouses, haiit
By the late john Enders situated en- the eorneE q
ssth and Water streets the Dock, IL prepared 70
receive on storage, Wheat, Flour, Sugar, Molsses
Plaster, Cement, Lime, Hay, Salt, Gusno, Tohseee,
&cs-to the receiving and delivering of which, hh
personal and prompt attention will be given.
Another aud Ia poTtsnt consideration 20 the nsfs
chant Is. that In few more weeks At faIthesi, me
Dock will be IN full tpefhtiop and they will then DO
enabled TO put their goods from board ther We
sells rrect Into store and thereby avoid that yesy
Important tar upon th EN-, dyagage.
The Sd hscbcr 10 also egsnt for the transportsfion
of Merchandise generally to Wheeling, Ciaciansl',
Louisville and st. Iouis; also TO Buffalo, Chicago ~ =
the Csnadas, TO which he would call the attention
Tobacconisus particularly. sss
For further particulars apply 20 : ,,o
Jyi &stee d. b. bRlDdEkoh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

HEAVY LONESOME few months since the
City Council passed resolution instructing tine
Assessor to furnish list oI names OF every voter
in the city, with the streets they live upon and their
exact locality. When this work Is completed and a
correct return made to the Council, the question
of re-apportionng the city in Wards with reg ard to
popula'ion will again come up ana be acted upon
How soon this will be done, we unable TO say,
but the probability is thar il will YET take several
months 10 conplele the arduous task imposed upon
the Assessor, if he has The work TO perform without
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

FIRE ASSOCIATION The death of Mr..
James Bosher has deprived is iourishins insitu-
ton of its worthy and efficient President, under
whose management its affairs have heretofore
been most prosperous. The Association win no
doubt find great difficulty in filling the vacancy,
for there are comparatively few men possessing
thetact and general business qualifications neces,
sary in an office where such vast responsibilities
are connected with it, We understand that Mr.
James c. Crane has been favorably spoken of for
the post and if he be induced to accept ii, we
do not know that more suitable SELECTION could
be made. Mr.. Crane Director in the compa-
ny for number of years-is thoroughly acquainted
with its busness-and can bring to bear upon its
interests, uncommon energy and vast experience.
II the position is rendered TO him by the Associa-
tion really hope that he will accept it at once,
believing as we do, that under his administration
neither the Fire Department nor the Association
will lose anything in the confidence Of the stock
holders. .-ts7- ... Et.ts'l, ..s.. .-a..l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-01

METROPOLITAN HALL-now that it has
undergone thorough overhaung, refitting and
painting in the interior, is OF the handsomest
places tor concerts, exhibitions, and public amuse
ments in all the Southern country. Those who
have not seen it in its new Dress would scarcely
know the place, SO complete and so admirable has
been the tnetamorphose If it were now turned
into theatre, under the management OF an cff-
cent man, and a good company, were engaged
Upon its boards, we have no hesitation in saying
that it would be literally patroniZed, and that the
management would realize golden harvest from
his laoors. But to do this, the stock company
would have to be composed OF persons of talent
not the mere cast OF other theatres, such as are
sometimes imposed upon Richmond audience