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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-08

DEAD THIS.-AIl persons Who have not
III g yet sggRlisd themselves with TODD warm
pIyins 1t B. DECOU Z CO.'S Fnnklin Clothing
store No So Main IT., Hchmo4d ~ q, whesS may b
sortment Of ell kinds Of Clothnes suitS6le bf the
preseut season. All Of which will nest poei1isely b
'old at cost for cash only Z pxcou l -,
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GALE OF A TRACT OF LAND. A

GALE DE A IhACI Or LAM. a
- BOyE RICHMOND. UNDER A TRUST
DEED-In pursuance Of the proyisions Of deed q
trust bearing date the Goth of july 1853 and sfmit
ted to record in the Clerks office of Henric1 soonty
iu,is u lii wife. to the undersigned trusses, to
secure to William j. Chick the payment Of e.oo with
interest thereon from the 18th Of July 1885, till paid,
| shall, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of FEB.
RIIAI2Y. 1884 1T II O'Clock, M proceed to sell, 1t
public auction, on the premises certain Tract OF
ppsrcel If land In tho county OF Heprico about 10
mr;Iss above the City OF Richmond, adjoining the
lana. Of Thomas o. Burton, Alfred Winston and
James Winston. containing two hundred and fifteen
acres upon the following terms, 70 wit: for cash,
- ~ 40 u,uch OF the proceeds - may be necessary
= dsfray the expense Of executing the trust the
fees for drawing and recording the deed II then
Md and to pay the said sum Of $780, with the
Inherent due thereon, and the balance Of the pur-
chsse money, TO be made payable 1t such time and
secured In such manner ss the said Grubbs shall
prescribe In case Of his failure TO give such direc
ton, It such time and In such manner a. shall pre-
scribe.
The title TO said land believe to be good bat selling
- trustee shall only convey such II vested Ia M
by the trust decd aforesaid 6hond the sale be pre-
vented on the daT appointed By inelemsncy Of the
weather. i win be pospcnsd from day e day until 4
Il effected. JAMES Elicit. Tfussee.
Richmond. January 50, 1854. jaSo-tds
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran

EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran-
Il away from the subscriber on the 3Oth of January
last, my negro boy FRANK. Said negro Il about II
years old, 5 feet7 OF inches high, and of light
brown complexion. He has scar each wrist
bought him OF Sas Omohundro, Of Richmond last
May. sssss 81 saasgsy
The above reward will be given If taken In Eau.
quier any ofthe adjoining counties, or $40 reward
If taken up in Prince Edward the adjoining coun-
ties. -
The above rewards will be given If delivered to ma
in Prince Edward, or lodged in Mr.. Omohundro,s
jail, Richmond, so that can get him. tFsssl
JOHN Z. NOBLE,
Rice's Depot, Sonthside Railroad,
fe6-lm Prince Edward county, Va.
THE Examiner and Christian Advocate viii insert
for one mon tn and send bill to DibreJI Johnson
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-08

2Ese--IEE.EzE FOR LYNCH B u re-
Boat Union. Capt Plunkett is M W
loading, and will leave WEDNESDAY evening.
est LEE CO on the Basin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-08

FLOORING PLANK, &c.-Yhe sub
I scrbers as Agents of the Virginia and North Ca
rolins Lumber and Planning Company, are authorized
FLOORING PLANK. planned. tongued and srooved
| 10 one of BeardsIey's newly patented planning ma
chimes This Pink u from North caIolinA long
dressed and undressed; dressed. WEATHER
BOARDING, &c. Any one wishirg 70 puFehsee .
good article can be supplied az short notice and fair
prices covss ~ w c.,v ~ rs1,i 1s.s,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-08
BY KENT, PAINE l. KENT.

BY KENT, PAINE l. KENT.
T ARGE SALE OF DAMAGED DRY
IL GOODS AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, 9th
inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell at the
store of Messrs. Chas. Hartweii Co.. Broad street.
for account of the underwriters large assortment
of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, being portion
Of their stock, damaged by the late fire.
TERMs-All sums under 500, cash; over that
amount months credit for approved paper
fe6 KENT, PAINE 4 KENT. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-08

DREMIUM VENETIAN BLIND s.
Il GEO. w. ZIMMERMAN, Venetian Blind Ma
ker, No. 81 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Constantly on hand general assortment of Blinda
wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices.
The citizens of Richmond and vicinity are respect.
fully informed thst having appointed Messs HAB-
LISTON BROTHER, No. Is Governor street,
Agents, all orders left with them will NEST with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished at PHILA-
'DELPHIA PRICES. no l6--3mis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-08

0RANGES.-40 boxes Oranges, in good
~ order, just landing, for sale by
s. BONAvITA 4 CO.
Ie No. rs Main sire at
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-08

I .ABIbEkI'o LUITEkI OFFICE. N.
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM,S H6f[I -Ts.
purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets within ~ etsts
Of Virginia being now IN violation II Nv ~ -.
scroer would respectfully solicit DE osj1S Of 81
Inends and others who may feel dposed % parchase
nlavns been resident Of Richmond for upwards Of
the State, he deems L almost uunece
70 eve any further assurance that an bdSineo cou63
UPackages Jingle ticIets snd shsrss q an ~.
Msrylsnd Losteries for sale. = - 'As
The printed official drawings senffo co,respon.
a Prizes caahed ct night s. s. x!@s zsaf
q ADDRESS THOMAS LAMBERT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-08

ENOR HIRE.-A GIRL of twelve, who
4 can sew very wen; WOMAN with one Child,
who 10 accustomed to the house and the charge Of
children, who % young and strong, excellent
Washer and Plain Cook. These servants can be had
on low terms II good home. be offered.
fe 6-3tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-08

MOUNTAIN BACON AND LARD
4vl 1000 lbs. prime Mountain BACON
so kegs and tirkins LARD, for sale bv
ia 81 EDWIN WORKMAN & CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-08

E1RE BRICKS-Large size, for bake
Il ovens and foundries, for sale by
ie J. J. FRY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-08
DLAID AND BROCADE SILK S.

y DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
Elegant French De Lainea Also, handsome ris liz
sion party dresses. real French Cambrics
NOTICE.-Striped China silks at Ski pisad : 1eAcn
do, CSC. us,r
Also, 60 dresses very hch Plaid and Brossde sn.s
of the newest styles In which eTaet bargains vi y
sold. Ladies' win please call eaxty. -, .,.rxsa
e. e-stif ouposts Exchange Bank.
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HERE are several estray G WS a nv
u place. IL 3 wAvfnns

nR. A. G. HARDIN, BorASio PnYsI-
~ CLAN, offers his services to the citizens 81 Rich
mond and vicinity He may be found Il the once 81
DR.. Robinson. ON Franklin, between l3th ma l4th
sionally engaged. - - ~ -
4 Extracting Teeth only IS cents. sss s1s8
take pleasure in recommending to my friends Dr.
Hardin as Botanic Physician, who has studied M.
ia 5-2m* E. D. ROBTNatN m n
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-01
coNGREss-MoNDAl.

SESArE-A bill TO re-esablish certain additional post
yoads was considered and passed
message was received from the President Of the United
stes in relation to the burning Of Greytown BY Captain
uoins which was referred and ordered to be printed
The bin for the relief Of the widow of james c. Bachel-
der was added amendment TO another bill and pass
"a after some debate Mr. Sumner asked leave introduce
bin 10 repeal the fugitye-slave law but it refused
The river and harbor bill taken up and Mr. Tooinbs
smoke al length in opposition thereto Mr.. Bell replied
and Mr. Douglas Mr. oass and Others continued the de-
hate until hafpast ten p, M when report closed
HousE on REPRESENTATIVES, Riddle reported, from
he special committee the guano trade bill regulating
in part the trade Of the United States with the republic Of
Peru which was referred the Committee of the Whole
on the state Of the Union The Senate Pacific telegraph
hin was referred to the Committee the Territories On
motion of Mr. Dickinson the Secretary OF War was re-
ouss,ed to furnish the report OF the commissioners TO
springfield in reference the superintendent OF the ma
tona armories The Speaker laid before the House com
munieaton from the Post Office Department transmitting
an abstract for the conveyance OF the Uni
led States mails; which was ordered be printed The
House into committee on the Senate amendments to
the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill After eonsid-
eug erhtyeyen of the amendments the committee
The aprs from the President in relation TO the lombard
meut Of Greysown were referred to the Committee on
agreed 10 meet at 10, H., until otherwise ordered
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kEOkUk DESPATCH

we observe that that able democratic Journal the Keo
AUX owa) Despatch conducted for years past with
great ability ny Colonel B. Cunning recently appointed
secretary OF the Territory of Nebraska has passed into
VIC hanes OF H. W. Beers esq OF New York and that he
VIII hereafter be the editor We congratulate the demo
ua o. Iowa on their acquisition Of such an editor They
nave lost IN Col Gaming fearless and convincing
champion Of sound principles but they have gained in Mr.
peers writer OF unusual force and experience We know
um well He contributed TO our columns series of pow
eiu articles over the signature Of aDpdley Dnnion
winch were regarded among the abest and most con-
hc'ne arguments which the Nebraska question ELECTED
lie has youth, energy, ambition, and nerve and he s M
very man for the progressive democracy Of Iowa
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-01
THE GREYTOWN AFFAIR.

The President sent message TO the two houses Of Con-
gregs yesterday, in obedience to resolutions calling on
him for the papers in the of the Greytown affair The
message and all The correspondence embracing the in
structons Captain Hollins, will be found in paper
to-day The enemies Of the administration led princi-
pally by the New York Herald Tribune Times and Ex-
press have labored assiduousy and Indignantly to
ate feelings of prejudice against the President and certain
members of his cabinet this subject The public have
had TOO many evidences Of the industry with which the
caterers for these papers dstor and msepesent facts and
not unfrequently invent and fbrcae caumnes against
the administration, to be readily deceived, The doc
uments which publish will go far towards dis
credtng those Journals all questions in which they
undertake to direct manufacture public opinion in
regard to any act policy Of the administration.
1t viii be that the of the President and
his cabinet has been grossly and wiekedly misrep-
resented by those New York journals Some of them
have undertaken, in the positive terms to state
the instructions given 10 Captain Holins and assert
that the pursued by him in the destruction of Grey
distinctly indicated in his instructions. Upon
turning the letter Of instructions the yeckessness OF these
assertions viii be apparent. Thai letter drawn by
Secretary Dobbin and is prepared with singular prudence
and caution We do not propose 10 indulge in any COM
men either Of communication of eensure to the con-
duet Of Captain Holl Certainly should be nexcusn
Bile for timatng anything like of his conduct in
the absence Of any authentic statement Of the immediate
facts which he acted. In their eagerness iniurc
The administration, the New York papers guilty
Of gross injustice to Captain HoinE. Ills high char
acier for prudence intelligence GOODNESS and courage
pointed him out the proper officer to manage this
delicate affair and until he arrives and makes his
port Of the case shall regard wholly nexcusablc
to prejudice and condemn his conduci. Unqucstionaby
the facts forth in the papers which publish make Out
series Of outrages which demanded prompt and
pary punishment The administration discharged its duly
with momptness and fidelity in the premises and look
to the authentic statements of Capt Hons with every
hdene that he has abused the high confidence reposed
IN him. detracted from his elevated character
brave cautious and patriotic Officer. Until Capt Hol-
Inns shall return and be heard it only unjust but
cruel for partisan purposes to heap condemnation and
abuse upon his conduct
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-01
SETTING THE LAW AT DEFIANCE.

The supreme court Of Pennsy vana composed of Of
the most eminent living usts has declared that there is
no law Of that State authorizing the mayor Of Phila-
dehia to close averrs &e Sunday. This is the opi-
ion Of the learned Of that high tribunal However
unaatable TO themselves TO the people the
reTance party they follow where honest inquiry and
inhexble justice lead them. judge can no more act
from his own instincts wishes ian be can make him
sell immortal with mpunty set ut defiance the laws of
God Not so with anntcism sets ell law MT nanght when
that law does not suit itself 1t trampes upon written
constitutional and oct content with preschng against
The statutes OF our legislatures State and national II
appeals to force to put them down The new whip mayor
OF Philadelphia the decision of the supreme court of
Pennsylyana and in proclamation on Saturday last an
nonnce his discrimination proceed in disregard Of the
plain inluncons Of those elected by the people 10 r
nounce the law Like the Boston fanatics who defy the
law ofCongress TO have resistance to the laws
OF the States Let the good people Of Phadelpa see To
II u Tune " ben their servants chosen to hrb narcs
set The decisions of pure and elevated judiciary Al de-
hAnce no amount of excuses no array OF logic or of NH
osophy, can mitigate the error II becomes precedent
aud warcry TO the mob and the shield and smear of
The lneendnry and the agitator for wears 10 come We
are glad TO the Philadelphia Ledger taking bold ground
against this dangerous example
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-01
BY tt Ell T. G Il A r IL.

Arriral Of he Aps.-for Days Later from Europe.
BosroS, July 3l.The Alps with Liverpool dates
to July 10, being four days later, has arrived.
She spoke the 10TH off Great 0mershead the steamer
Atlantic, bound in.
The steamer Alps left Liverpool on the 10th ins and
brings files of Liverpool papers of that date and London
Paris adrices to the 10Th.
The Liverpool beadstu in unsatisfactory condi-
ton large decline of both wheat and -four is reported
the former Cd per 20 pounds and the 3s per
barrel.
The Manchester trade somewhat depressed goods being
offered a reduction previous
The Liverpool market has been only moderately
the departure OF the Africa prices the close
Tuesday evening generally unehangedsae during
the days estimated 900 bales About poG
bales sold Tuesday the 18TH and the greater portion
by the trade
The money market without special change Stocks are
reported down-Canton quoted at 22z Nicaragua 1873.
Cumberland, 3l3s Erie, as Reading, ca.
Advcss from St Petersburgh to the sh that 800
young mobiles had been arrested charged with expressing
sentiments in opposition to the government.
yESNA July lIt is rumored that Prince Pnskiewitsch
is dead.
The allies were in full march for the Danube
The whole garrison OF Braa marching Bucha-
rest.
II reported that the Russians cutting and other
wise destroying all the crops of wheat in Walachia.
The Servan government had been compelled give
factory assurance to Austria Of her intentions
body OF French troops had arrived at Rutschuk and
force of English troops Emblar.
Accounts from Bucharest to July IA mention that In
consequence of dispute having arisen between the En-
peror Nicholas and the heir to the Crown the latter will
join the army
FROM
Geographic despatch in the second edition Of the London
Times states that the Russian troops returning from Mol
dayia TO aacla, and despatch from Wddn of the 18th
states that the Russian troops stationed in Lesser Waacha
have crossed the Danube several different points
cnpied the principal places order prevent the Turk
troops from crossing at Oluta
ENGLAND
In the House of Commons the 10th, Lord John Russell
gave notice that he should move in the ensuing
week. vote of credit in order raise funds carry
FRANCE.
The intelligence from France is not important There was
quite uctuation the Bourse the sth and had
declined per cent. The flour market also depressed
The Instruction is believed TO be spreading throughout
SPAIN notwithstanding the strenuous effort of the govern
nent to put il down.
Regiments OF Havana and Guadaacarra troops had akes
city amidst the loud acclamations of the popuace
Later avice under date of Paris July Is report that Bar
celona had pronounced against the government
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SALES TO-DAY.
By J. c. mcGUIRE, Aucssonesr.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND IMPROVED REAL
Estate Pennsyvnna enueBy virtue Of decree of the
OF the District Of Columbia fo Washington
passed Wherein William g. Laurie and Others
Hall Oee Laurie defend
will public premises, Tuesday,
18Th of July O'Clock p that OF ground
Pennsylvania
and desciped follows kcsnang for the
the Of about 100 inches nm tho
norhwes Of said running thence vita the line
Of said weswad rs then leaving said
l9
width; with Inns O. said alley, % feet
nowndy ITO fee inches the place Of begin
ming together with The improvements thereon which consist 81
brick back building attached The
property directly opposite wiIaeds Hotel
of purchase be paid in
residue equal
six and eighteen months thereafter with Interest from the
deferred be secured by the notes
the tide the said property rcmstn In the
the purchasc ard the Anal
RATIFICATION of the sale. A AUSTIN SMITH Trustee.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
June
1y-The above sale is unay oidably postponed until
Tuesday nlterDosn August i, same hour and place.
A. AUSTIN SMITH, Trustee.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
July 1o-eod Auchoncer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-01

PoT-AU-FEU1his is by far the most wholesome of all
soups Take three pounds of good rump beef of any part
free from bone and not too fat put il in earen fire proof
pot with three quarts Of water large carrot two
nips eebs head ofcelery, and burnt onion sea-
son and LET the soup boil slowly mming it from time
time for least five hours then strain il through fine
sieve and pour thin slices of bread to serve The
meat and vegetables make dish which is afterwards
served Thus cooked the meat becomes tender and juicy
and is excellent cold.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-01

GAME iS MIsNEsoTA.--The ST. Paul Pioneer says the
game in that region viii commence about the first
Of August and shooting win be practsed by every who
obtain gun. Game appears TO be plenty An occa-
son duck seen plover hopping about the
prairie pigeons rather scarce but the quality is inn
proving and in few weeks there win be great numbers
Quail are making their entrance but they follow the
farmer in the wild regions Of the north
west Deer will be plenty since Che removal Of the
Indians and buiaoes be hunted by those who dsdan
easy prey.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-01

We learn from the Manitowoe wisconsin, Herald that
daughters Bertha and Clara OF Fred Borcherdt esq
The postmaster at Manowoc Rapids the 10 and the
other IL years of age drowned in the river at that
place while bathing, the afternoon of the 9th instant
The youngest OF the two accidentally got beyond her depth
and the oldest who could SWIM her assistance 1t
is supposed that The grasp Of the drowning girl drew down
her sister and that they sank together the bottom where
their bodies found embracing each other
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-01

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOE RENT have for rent severa
ground attached TO eRch sfuntod
Green, aliuc Than mile noriheasterly from
the tnpi,os.
spacious and convenient with cellar wood
each, excellent water hnnd
beautiful, overlooking large portion OF inc CITY
md n Of The Capitol. =,
The approach 9Th and streeis Delaware avenue nho NJ
fare has been permanently es'apsneu
between Kendall Green ana
Presidents leaving al g. and y p IN. returning
Centre Market makes brief sano nj ~ and ~
O'Clock
Rrnt--two hundred dollars
taken Tor inspections ana can ne seer
applying ekney who ts Cottage street, or my
sera at nv residence, the premises - ...
July s3--eodtf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-01

We call The attention Of readers and the public gem
orally to The fact that The dedication Of GLEEwooD GENE
TEGyn will take place this afternoon O'Clock precisely
The President and his cabinet we informed win at
tend and the services will be such usually given
such interesting occasions We hope citizens will
tend D,Gss the gentlemen who have noby under
taken The task have spared pains TO make "Genwood
the Greenwood of the South
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-01

TIE MURDER LAUREL DELAwARE,--The citizens OF
Laurel have after two days search Of the swamps succeed
ed in securing Sam Galloway the negro who last week
murdered William Collins and wounded William A. An
derson and Elijah HeaT the latter MORALLY. lie is now
in prison awaiting the action Of the law IL is reported
that Anderson who had his throat and stabbed in
several places recovering Hearn alive the last
account bat there is no hope Of bis recoverY
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-01
Uy .. q. moeurnE, Anc,,onc.r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAMBOAT HOTEL.--op Monday
August 2ist of O'Clock the premises, sub
auction, Of deed bear
1881 duly Lber A. r. No So
~ Of the land records Of ashnEon
~ of Columbia all parcel OF
designated the ground plan said ciy numbered
in numbered tJ55
Improvements Of large brick building occupied sut
known Steamboat Hotsi.'
81 800 cash, e75 and The alance ~
ycns secured by deed Of the
~ order Of the
JAS. C. Mcguire.
July a0-3taw Ads Auctioneer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-01
MESSRs. RAMSEY AND CARMICK AND THE CALI
FORNIA MAILS

The article in the Herald referred in the following
card Of Major Harris offered to for publication by
of the persons whose il bears We published
much referred to the question involved in the attack
upon The Postmaster General and declined the remainder,
because it irrelevant to the matter in dispute and be-
the nerfogatores addressed based upon
assumption which not true, and Of which we in
formed the party who offered IT. The facts stated
below by Major Harris and Messrs Ramsey aud Carmick
informed before they resored the columns Of The
Herald