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VOL. 3—NO 191
•r.-fk i>AILY DIBPATCI
~t£3, a. COWAROIK, Proprietor.
HUGH H. PLEASANTS. Editor
>! W PKiNTINU OFFICE,
\Yr>t comer Jlaln and l ith Htreets.
r j ii undersigned having, at great expense, fit
l td up ~-com pie - e and nkw establuhment. in
.Ar j c r- ictma the "Book and Job Printing
liutir.e**'' il* branches, under the name
* MM ITT, FORE Si CAMPBELL,
v • f practical printers, aua having been engaged
j. ,W live to nine years past in some of the best es
js'.i sh:n 'nt» in the city, we flatter ourselves that
competent to execute printing in a work
jr j . uncer, and on as reasonable terms as can
(v nr. such as I heck*. Blanks, Card*,
4 jroaiai*. Handbills, Labels, Ulii Head*,
is, fcc, Ate
\Se n by attention to business, and faithful
ps,vit. if work to merit, what we now solicit,
Rshjre o: pubiic patronace.
Wli. H. CLEMMITT,
L. H. FORE,
mT n-fm J HARVEY CAMPBELL.
JTkDAH TAK-t onnumpitou cured.—
\j The most successful remedy now in use for the
care of Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
C >uebs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver an.;
Kidneys, King's Evil, Tatter, Dyspepsia, *c.,pr»
pared by .Mrs B. B. Norris, 313 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
Persons afliicV'ti with any of the above diseases,
who may doubt the efflcscy of the Cedar Tar. are
requested to call on the who will produce
numerous testimonials of its great healing power
t-om private ciuaens, and a number of the medical
Isculty Tie medicine is yet in its iniaucy, and Is
destined to supercede ail others in the cure of dis
eases for wiucn it is >-t commended.
Call sud eet Pamphlets containing certificates.
Feware of counterfeits. The genuine arti
ei j ij for sale by
P. HOItTON K EACH ,91 Mala street,
Sole Agent for Richmond,and
mh 31 General Ageutfor Eastern Virginias
i YON'B KATHAIKON, FOK PRE.
L SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY
-IJ. ; THE HAIR.—The Kathairon neutralizes the
of Disease, Climate and old age, in restor
icz the human hair, and after a baldness of 12
j si; cleanses the head from Dandruff and its
natural impurities; will cure the Nervous Head
a d enses of the skin, such as Scald Head.
1 &c; and is the most desirable Toilet
Article fir l adies'or Gentlemen's use, in the
vror.l :: exhales the perfume of the most deli
ctus fi I*- ra !-nd being free from rancid oil or col
crin.- «>•«. siveg the hair that soft, rich, curl-
Ingappea obtained by nootherpreparation.
'fc f the Kathairon is adopted by tbe first
Phystcis.!.s a Europe and America, end bass sale
anc pat: ■ - unprecedented in the history of the
Materia .Vt-'.'.'J. Words alone are superfluous; s
trial taiy can attest its reai virtue, as its million
friend* will certify.
T j b< l iof all deniers throughout North and
S uthAn rica. Europe, ana ths Islands of the
Oct'ao, i.i Isrjrf b atlea, fo: J5 cts.
The old cannot apply a remedy, or the young
take caution too soon! Use the Kathairon.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist,
16i Broadway. New Ycr&
S 'i 1 n Richmond by ADil> &: GRAY,
iafi—6m 147 Main street,
t' to .McDonald
J • Ac l.youg, Regalia nnd Banner Manu
facturers, will continue the business at the old
stand, where he will be pleased to fill a 1: orders that
may be enfnsted to htm.
Ledges, Divisions and Encampments fitted out at
shcrt notice.
HAVING given up tee Kegafia business, I cheer
fully recomncend to my brethren of the various
Orders mv successor and late partner, E McDO
NALD, hope they will extend to him tho pat
ronage heretofore extended to the late firm,
my 19—3 m A S LYONS
tJENKFIT OF TUK t li
' MALE OBPHAN ASYLUM.—'I he President
and Managers of the above Society, having accept
ed our sf-rvices for Saturday, May 7th, we
snail devote the receipts tor ail portraits taken on
tba; day to the above excellent charity. A com
mittee ot the Managers will be present on the oc
easion to receive its friends, who are respectfully
invited to call at the Virginia Sky Light Daguer-
Tean Gallery, No 145 Main street.
W. A. PRATT, Proprietor
Hours irum 9to s—An early call is most desir
able.
Persors who, cn account of the weather, did not
avail themselves of the above, may call at their
earliest convenience and have work done for the
benefit of tbe Orphans, my 11
PRIVATE IfKACTiCii. Dr I'LL ME *
CO. miy bo consulted, conndantlaily, for tht
treatment c! the following diseases: Eruption!
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swelling*, or et
i&r^?nienis. Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com
plaints termed female diseases. The advertiser!
lEvite attention to their chemical extract of Wile
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very bear
article known, to give tone and vigor to certalt
at aud debilitatedorgans, as well'as to renovatf
* system shattered by dissipation or other causa.
Medicines securely put up, with fail directions,
lad sent to order. Post paid letters promptly uj
tesd- d to. Office on Franklin street, below E*
en&ngi liotel.aud firs: door below Trinity ehureis
Richmond. Virginia ao 15—dtw
OKC AT COST.—A GREAT
13 CHANCE TO SAVE 20 PER CENT. AT H.
KOSKNFELD'S, No 175 BROAD STREET.—
Hasiua determined to make a change in my busi
ness tbe present Summer, I will, from this day,
oiler mt entire stock of Dry Uoodit and Fancy
Artiries fit and below cost, tor cash It is too tt;
diuus to enumerate the different styles of Goods —
A : he atke is a call, and you can satitfy yourself.
•a ! early, before the Goods are picked over. Do
»ut forget the name and place
H. ROSEN FELD,
my 24—t7Jy 175 Broad street.
S 1 V < I dTHiNIi I<OK
*J Gr.N FLEMLN.—W. F. OWF.NS has on hand
a handsome assortment of silk, thread, cotton,
gatixe and linen Under Shirls and Drawers ; also,
linen end cotton tshirts of superior make, and of
Dausaiii s celebrated pattern, which are warranted
to ct; together with a handsome assortment ol
Gloves, Hosiery, Cravats, Opera Ties, Canes, Urn
urel'as, Porte Monnaies, &c See., suitable for gen
t!*:ner., of the most lashionable and desirable
ktnds.
Gentlemen®' measures taken Shirts and I
Collars made to order W F. OWENS,
"•y 24—lm* Opposite Amerienn Hotol.
FH lluira, ate, iii uiu iu
Street, opposite Messrs Breeden dt Fox's Dry
Goods Store.
R. L. UICKSON is now opening a supply of
beautiful China Flower Vases, Gilt Pitehers, new
•ty-es; Motto Cues and Saucers, plain and gold
baod Tea Sets, Fruit Baskets, Card Receivers,
Catd'esticke, handsome Toilette Bottles. Also on
haa«, a large stock of Crockery and Glass Ware,
Tray», Waiters, Spoons, Knives and Forks, Look
leg Glasses, Lamps, &c, with a greaty variety o f
lancy articles, all of which he will sell at low prices.
my 13
I 1 IS. LI CK,
1 • STOCK and LAND WARRANT AGENCY,
Govkbnos Stbkkt.
Stocks bought and seld on Commission. The
feighest psace paid tor Land Warrants.
Gold and (silver Wanted,
ty Prize ticket* in ail Lotteries sold in Lot
teues sutler the msnagemeut ol K France & Co ,
wiiibe promptly paid by me, and ali inquiries
relative to bubiueas of K. France At Co., ad
dreeeed to thi m at Richmond) will meet with
pr nipt attention. %
tßfj 2 C. B- LUCK.
«»*'ine subscriber takes
this method of informing bis friends and the
p'-blic generally that ho has taken tbe office on tht
corner of 14th street and the all"y in the rear ol
the Exchange Hotel (known as Clarks's i.tnce) toi
Us* purpose of doing an Agency Bu»l»p**. such a»
rtiitif-g out i;ou«e*. collecting claim*.
roy2-la)» M MARTIN HMiTH. Agent.
Hfcliii IMiS AND SHAD. —Cut, Gros* and
Hot; liefclags and Shad, landing ajad tor safc
10-day, by „
my ii WO, WOMJSLE * CO.
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
A I.over'n I.nnirm,
A BELLE and Bean did a walking go
In lore they both were pining ;
The Sun, iu beams on them did shine, 1
And the hour comes soon tor dining.
Love never tirp# or complains;
True love, it's hard to mstch ; '
So set us down on yonder sti'e
While I read you the Dispatch.
My Ellen, dear, I'll this you read—
For this I know you care—
BARTHOLOMEW offers to the world
A'lSame Watches to repair! 1
Where does he live? On Governor street 1
Next door to John S Clarke !
And opposite to the Dispatch—
Aud now for home we start.
W J BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker and Jeweler, Governor st.
my ?6
„ . «IP—' litU'OKTANT NOTICK.—
Tobacco or other merchandise
o> iuo steamer Pocahontas to Baltimore,
to the care of Jacob Brandt, Jr., Agent of the Pow
batan steamboat Company for shipment to Wheel
ing, Cincinnati and the South and West generally,
Will be forwarded free of commission by the Balti
more and Ohio itailroad. Shippers will find this
the most certain and expeditious route.
»Ny 26 LUi'LAM & WATSON.
HfcA »• BAKI>AIN»—At the Jewelry
\J Store, No. ISi .llaia Street.—Mß. LOU
IS HOYtCR, intending to remove from the store
he occupies at present, offers for sain, up to the Ist
of June, his entire Stock of Gold and Silver Watches
Jewelry, of all kinds, for cash, at cost prices
All, whoce Watches are still iu his hands for repair,
are reminded to call tor ihem before the last of this
montn.
All persots indebted will please make im
insulate payments. LOUIS HOYER.
my 25—6 i*
WTOKAUE, STOIiAUE.-The
O having rented ih% custom house Lumber
House, on 15th street, in rear of our Auction and
Commission Store, are prepared to receive all aud
every kind of Goods on storage, and on reasonable
terms. Insurance can te etfected at the lowest
rates, as the building is fire proof Every att ntion
wiil be paid to the reception aud delivery ol ail
goods entrusted to us.
my 26 —lm At EXANDER NOTT <fc CO.
HAAORDiUii KK'l'AliitAU l»OUi)SjCun
tlatiug ol Inaia, Flench and English Dinner,
Tea and Toilet Sets; Parian atd "other China
Pitchers; French and American cut, pressed and
piain float Glassware; together with a great variety
of other housekeeping articles, lor sale by
VVM. F BUTLER,
79 Main street, South side.
Also, Scott's Patent Refrigerators.
my£6-4t
ICi-. CiifcAiU IfKiillZKKS.—Just received,
J- another supply of Austin's Magic Ice Cream
freezers, the best now in usa—through iu six min
utes
Also, just received per Steamer, a good supply
?/ f? Hr6et Traveling Baskets, Brooms, Tubs,
buckets, Churns and brass bound Water Cans,
new styles.
Also, a superior lot of Queen City Hams, Beef
tongues, North Carolina Koe Herrings, No I—and
tor sale by T. W. TURPIN,
m y 26 Main, between 7th and Bth sts.
vUiMiriEfi BDAliOl.Nt},— i'he suDscriber,
*'tuated at M-chum's river, the present termi
nus ol the Virginia Central Railroad, has accom
modations lor twenty or thirty boarders. His
beds and furniture are entirely new; bis
rooms well ventilated, the surrounding country
li ol'hy and delightful. Every exertion will be
made to render his guests comfortable. Terms
moderate, and made known on application.
VVM GRAVES.
Meehum's River, May astfa. 1853 rov26—dtf
YTXItX i-llitlj V Ui> Y JKOK bAL.ii.-A
» friend has sent me, for sale in the city, a fine
locking healthy boy, who bas been accustomed to
housework, and for wnom I will take much less
thau the trader's price. D S DELAPLANE,
™y -*>—4t Inspector ot Flour.
LAi\l* foit SAIjK.—3OO aeres ot Land in
Henrico County, about 8 or 10 miles below
Richmond on James River. For further particu
lars, apply to
my 26 TOLER & COOK, Agents.
HKUHI.XiS,—S64 DDIs Nol Newlound
> land Cut Herrings
70 half bbls do do do, cargo of schr
Btitish Queen, Capt Page, rfpresented to be very
fine, lanaing and tor sale by
my 26 BACON <fc BASKERVIt L.
VIIKGiNiA WOii.U ttILLKM.-Use mis
T aud this only if you wish a safe and speedy
Worm Killer. It is pleasant and agreeable to the
taste and readily taken by children. For sale only
by E J PI COT,
my 25 Corner opposite the Old Market.
SODA VV ATEK, COED AMU SFARK
LING.— We have opened our Soda Foun»
tain, and invite our friends to call and s: eit. We
have a variety of Syrups, viz; Lemon, Pine Apple,
Strawberry, Vanilla, Ginger, Pepper, Orgeat and
Sarsapariila.
my 20 GRUBBS & APPERBQN.
WHITE WOODS FW4I GENTS.— KEEP
CO'JL AND LOOK NlCE—White Mar
seillea Vests, White Pants, of Navy Drill, Russia
Drill, and an entirely new article of Basket Drill
Pants, very superior. Also, White Grass Coats;
White Navy Drill Coats, new style Call on
KEEN, CHILES <fc BALDWIN,
my 7 No 102 Main street.
ItANGtS ANU Lt.UOA.i 2U
Oranges; 20 boxes Lemons in prime order,
landing this morning from steamer Roanoke, and
for sale by
my 24 WM TAYI OR.
SILVJiU.— The Highest premium paidfor Sil
ver, by
fe 3a C.W. PURCELL & CO, Banker*
LAHCiE LOT OF CUKAP liAIMR
Boots, just received by
my 13 PEMBERTON &, BRO
BUTTER, BUITER—Prima Goshen Butter
always foi sale by
my 21 P WOOLFOLK, Jr, 180 Broad St.
j^UTTEIt.— 25 kegs Goshen Butter, for sale
my '4 CHAS. T. WORTHAM k CO.
Ij*ANS.— English, Fiench and' Spanish Fans of
our own importation, for sale low to the trade
GINTER & ALVEY,
my 19 No 16 Pearl street.
WUlTjb i*AnTS.—Just received,
a beautiful loi of White Drill Pants.
S MERCHANT & WEISIGER,
mv 18 V N No 112 Main street.
AHK.K t* Any person wuhing
to reuta Market Garden i tav hear of a good
situation by applying at this offiS'i
rnh 30 dtf *'
A.VANA <«AKS, some~w" ltl^es t brands
ever offered tn this market.
JAS D THOMAS, DrxuMst
my 12 Oppoaite Old Market, Fr»i3s. i
BACON, BACON—a .uperior
»nd Country cured Hams Also, prime fami*
Lard in bbls and pails, for sale by
my 21 P WOOLFOLK. Jr. 180 Broad «t.
BUUI.y dt UAUNiiSSt —1 '»•»« tor sale,
first rate second hand top Bugcy and Har
neas. Apply to Messr* Hooker & o*borne, or
my 5 S AMUEL AYREB.
C 1 11I|7i)RE>S' CLOTHING.— OnHhand,
J a line assortment oi Cbildrens' Clothing of the
newest style*. Call at No 112 Main *treet. and aee
them. S MERCHANT Sl WEISIGER.
SjWOUFK's FAMILY AND Extra Flour.
O McClunge Superfine, lor sale by
my 26 WILLIAM KOGLKSTON
CLfi WALK BJiLS liEST Hot UtU"
v U HlN(id, new
25 bbls clipped do do, for sale by
mv 26 WILLIAM EGGLE^TON.
IJUOtiY.—Jmt by the Ptsnn
A *y!vaiita, a handsome TOP BUGGY.
mv 26 -fct ALEX NOTT & CO
UAitts.— Very nne lor sale by
r my 26 WILLIAM EGULF.BTON.
PKUIJVUN UUANO, for sale by
imy 29 JOHN H CLAIBORNE.
RICHMOND. SATURDAY MORNING M\Y 28. 1853.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Richmond Post Office
on the <Ttk Alar, 1833.
nr Persona calling for Letter* in thi* Lift will
please say they are advertised.
fy Office hour* on Sunday*, hereafter, from 8
to » A M, irtm 4 to 5 P M.
LADIES' LIST.
A
Ambrose mrs Sarah A Amory miss Finey
Alsup mrs Margaret D Armlstead mas Rosalie
Abraham mrs Mary Amory miss Ann H
Anderson mrs Jane
B
Blunt mrs Va E Burwell miss Jane
Bragg Sarah E Burwell nrss Jane G
Bright mrs Harriet 2 Bailey miss Eleanor H
Bingham miss Sa T ah Brown miss Adaliza
Baxter miss Mary J
C
Crane mrs Sarah M O'ligan mrs Ann
Crump Kosetta Clarke mils Susan A
Copps mrs Margaret Cosby miss Sophia W
Crawford mrs Marg't L Clopton mies Maria A
Cbalkley Mrs Maiiah Cameron miss Frances D
Clarkson mrs L J miss Eliza A
Coppinger mrs Julia Cabeu miss Evelyn
Cosby mrs Harriet Cheatham mrs Eliza A
D
Dobbins mrs Mary Daugherty mrs
De'mont mrs F C Dabney miss Sarah E
Davenport mrs FG R David miss Mary A
Daingerfield Adalaide
„ , B
Egg'eston mrs M A Ellis miss A F
Elmore mrs F A Eubank miss Maurice
Evans mrs A M Edwards miss Lucy A
Eggiesron mrs Susan Edwards miss M J
Eiam mua Sally
F
freeman mrs Margaret Foleha mrs Julia
arris mrs R foy mrs Jane
Fridhoff mrs Karoline Ferguson mrs Bell
G
Gary mrs M C 2 Gentry miss M E
Goode mrs M C Goddin mi?s N E
Grover mrs A W (i Oh her miss E
G est miss E M Gick n? ; ss Ester
Gamble miss L B Grlia miss W
H
Hughes mrs R B Hardwick mrs
H f tiderson mrs R Haily mrs
Hundley mrs Ellen HobbsmrsHA
Hitchcock mrs O Harrington miss C
l"x mrs M E Hall miss E E
Howie mrs M A Hammel miss E
Hur'y mr 3 L A Hill miss Fanny
Bcek&day mrs M A Hancock mias Lizzie
Hei .on mrs E S Hill miss L G
Hath mis E J Holiard mus M
Handy mrs C O 2 Howard m:ss S C
Hail mrs Catharine Howard.miss W A
Irwin mi; Salina 'win Catharine'
J
Johnson mrs MAC Jacobs miss Harriet 4
Jones mias Maria T Johnson miej Fanny
Jones miss Margaret Johnson miss Polly
K
Knap mrs Jane Kerby mias Mary
Kirkmyrer mrs E G Kolley mies Mary A
Kirkmyer miss Be.tty P
L
Ler ibetter mrs E Lucadoe mrs Sallie A
Lowry mra Ann Lucadoe miss Ellen
Lamb mis Judethy Linton mi<s Elizabeth
Lacus mrs Lucinda Logan miss Lucy Ann
Lotrey mrs Mary Lumpkin miss Mary E
Landlord mrs Mary Langhom miss M T
Laphammrs Mary
M
Mnihewa mrs Ann Macon miss Ellen Ann
Miller mrs E H 3 Mathews misß Frances
Manning mrs Catharine Manning miss Mary
Monday mrs Elizabeth Morris miss Maria J
Miller mrs Elizabeth Martin miss Nannie F
Moody mrs Willia A Martin miss Susan J
Muda mrs Ann Mayo miss Susan C
Moore miss Ellen Morroo miss Sarah V
M«
McLeod mrs Emeliue McFall miss Margaret
MeAlister miss Jane S 2
O-P
Oliver mrs Maria Proper mrs Sarah T
Purks mrs Ann E Petit miss Adeline R
Phil ips mrs Georgianna Pickett miss Jenny
Powers mrs Jane F 2 Palmery miss Mary
Peasly mrs Mary Pierce miss Mattie
Pi ice mrs R T Priddy mias S Agness
R
Salemr* Frances Schofield mi3B Mary
Stith mrs Rebecca Sti wait miss Margaret
Scott mra Jane F Stiff misa Mary £
Stone miss G
T
Thorp mr* Sarah Tompkins rora Geo H
Totty mrs Saran B Taylor mrs G A W
Taliaferro mra Mary Taylor mrs Ann E
Thompson mr*M V Tucker rr'-ss Rebecca
Tucker mrs Lizzie G Turner miss Henrietta
Tillaon mrs Hariiet H Talbott misa Eliza A 2
Thompson miss Arabella
V
Vandervall mrs A R2 Vincent miss Louisa
Via miss Lizza
W-Z
Ward mrs Sarah W ilbur mrs Caroline M
Wilktn* mrs Roasa Watkins mrs Ann M
VVillett mra Mary B Willson miss Mary J
Williams mrs Mary T Woodman miss Julia A
Wyatt mra Lucy B White miss Hester H
Warton mrs Lucy Walker miss Clara
Woodward mn Lucy A Zachary mra P E
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
A
Archer Dr Carthon Alley Leouidas S
Anderson Edward Amrein M
Ai-harin Isaac Allen Royal
Adams John L Addison Thomaa
AshlockJohnW Ashby Washpoa
Atkinson T 2
B
Brushwood Alonzo W Braxton JnoM
Bruce Arthur M Booker Jno 2
Brander August Briggg Joseph T
Butty B B Bosher Jno C
B roks Ben j B Barker John
Brooks C W Brown Joseph W
Barker & Carter Bohannon Mitchel
Batt Conrad 2 Beers Philip
Baker Dennis Burton Ryton R
Brown Edward Bland Richard H
Barnard Frederick J Bass Thos R
Burton Dr G W 2 Bradley W W
Booker John Brotherton Wm E
Braxton Joh a Bailey Wm C
Buckeley James Bennt W
Bates J Luis Bragg Wm N
Bain James Barrett Wm
Barry John Brigga Wm H
Bibb Wm T Braxtou John S
Barbam Claudius A W Batt Rev Eli
Birch Samuel
C
Carrier Asa L Caatello Joseph
Coburn Benjamin V Copeland Jno S
Carr C Coleman Joseph W
Cumminga Chas Clarke Jno A
Cabell Dr Clifford Conner John
Clark C W Charles John
Cox David B Cole H W 8
Capps Edward E Crew N a thai
Cochran Franklin Crew Peter
Cosby G G Clift Pendleton
Cheshire Jno W Crew Peter J
Carter * Harwood Cur ran Patrick
Connell Juo H Childs R C
'Jonne'l Jamea M Cappell Samuel
James H Craig Saml D
Chvlton John Collins Timothy
Cooa* James Crow Thaddeua
Capps toaeph Clayton Wm C
Crane Jno M Carter Wm A
Calligan p
D
D?kh ? h * r Davis Bobt P
uJEf™* Dana Samuel
A , „ Durham Washington
n R M J r,M Dornin Wm H
SS?S« Bvktak John
!*£«
SUV,.
Fisher W A Poifins Jos
Fitzp&trick C Ferduon J w
Franklin D B Flai.Wij, j ok _
Kranch Arthur FerremPeter
Fauore Q W 8 Fargultt & x
Ford J W Ford S
Farley J Finton Tim
For see R H 2 Furaron W N It G W
6
Grant A Got gins J M
Green A Griffin J A
Grsfi'ynl Andrew Goodman J L
Goddey Charles Guerraunt M L
Grey John Graham Robt
Green F M Godln Wm
Gartbright E F Gahard W P
Giimsn Dudley Gibbon* H
Grey John Gilliam Wm
Grelish Coleman
H
Hopkins A Hunter Jo*
House A C Hai p John
Harri* A 2 Holderby M C
Hooper A J Hatles P
Howell B H Hergenrather Lewi*
Hutzier C Hopkins dt Philips
Hudson Daniel Henderson Richard
Hudson E T 2 Hughson Richard
Hughson Fred Hunt R W D
Hobson F W Huste S T
Hincbman G W Hobbs T 3
Haskins Henry Hamor T
Haekst H 2 Hopkins T G 2
Hockaday Jno Hoffman T
HillJJ2 HurburtWH
Hawkins James Harwood W F
Hiliiard Joseph Hurt Wm
Hull J M Hubbard Wm
Hawkins J A Howell Lemuel
Hatcher & Gentry
I-J
Ireland Thomas Johnson James 91
Jo net Alex C Jones Joseph
JudeAL James NR
Jones John L Jennings Wm
Johnson John H Jackson John T
K
Kouh Henry Kuhn Robert
Kenanght John King Robt
Kean James Kitty Thomas 2
Kearns Joseph Knapp T
KnauffJohnC Keel P
L
Levy Ash Longworth Quigra
Lucadoe A Lenan Nicholas
Laird Dr A S Landrum Stephen L
Lenz Mr Lambard Samuel
Leigh, Eggleston & LembrightWrn
Lee John C Ladd Z C
Long John
iu
MaddoxAS Macfaxlin John
Mason Alexander Minnick T M
Morgan Edward Merryman P
Meads E Malone Richard
Miller Henry E Mayo Dr Robt
Muggridge E J 2 Mitcheil R C
Morris George W Moore S D
Mockebb George Moorman Samuel T
Miller Henry T Moran Wm
Mays John C Morgan Wm
Moore John L Martin Wm P
Mayer Julius Moore WmK
Mann John A Mayo Wm
Merritt T B Mitchell Wm F
Miller James H Miller Wm G
Mc
McCbell Alex McKean John 2
McLane B F McLaurain James
McCormick Edward McCarthy James C
McDonald Ed McGri eet & Co Michie
McDonald Hugh McDowell Wm J
McCarthy John
N
NengelMr Newman J 8
Naylor Edward 2 Nelson R L
Norihcraft James Nelson Samuel
O-P
O'Donnell John Porter J C
Paul Alexander Pledge Jos W
Pleasants Dr Albert C Price Capt Jno
Pressiey B C Putnam John
Pieasants Chas S Perry Capt 61 E
Parker Edmond S Price Peter
Primrose Capt E J Phelan Philip
Pettus Henry Pollard samuel R
Potter Hovrace Pagett W F
Pamplin John H Page Wm
Q-R
Quauier Wm A Reeve* James
Hoge Adolph Reed Jno T
Reed George C Robinson John
Reecs David Robertson John 2
Russell Daniel Reeve Marcus
Rowan Edward Rodger* Peter 2
Raine Goodrick Roper Robt A
Rice Henry A 2 Richerson Thos
Rainhardt Jos Ryan Wm
Re d James T Reynolds Wm C
Raunston Thos Reed James W
S
Sims Alexander 2 Slaughter J B
SpererAbram Shields James W
Speck Adam Scherb Jacob
Smith Charles W Stetter Johann
Sawyer Chas S 2 Scofield James
Saunders Decatur Sport James M 3
Stratton, Davenport & Saunders Oska
Scruggs Frederick Sturrett &. Sems
Scbocloler Fred'k Salmon Wm
Shultz HenryS Stringfellow Wm H
Schottelodzyer Henry B!atle Wm
Swan Alfred Smithey Lewis
Scott Henry C 2 Smith James S
T-C
Taylor WraO Taylor Robt T
Triplett Wm S Teel R L
Trent Wm Taylor Lewis
Taylor WmH Toley John
Thomkins Wm Turner John
Trent WmH Thomas John C
Tallon Thos Wm Tulley John
Totty Wm G Timberlake George
Tabb Thos T T Turner Austin D
Tucker Lamear Underline Bailey
V
Viliger Rev G Vest Dr Richard T
Via James Vaughn WmH 3
VV
Worden Wm H Wi!!iamson John T
Wyatt Wm Walsh Jr John 2
White WTIJM Wast J W
WeatherlyWmß Williams John S
Wells Wm H Willis Joseph M
Williamson Wm Wooding Capt J P
Williams Thos Williamson George
Wortbam T S Waldianer Frederick
White Tbos J Wilson Edmund
Willson Thos J Westfall Eli F
West Reuben M Wade Edward
White Philip S White Edward
Watkins Philip Weller D & C
Wood LB Walter CC
Walthall John J Weismann Bernard
Wiikins J Edward
Y
Yancey Charle* Yager Geo W
Young W G 2 Yarrington R M
Initials.
E N G-B X Y.
my 29 THOS. B. BIGGER, P. M.
FKKSU BAKDWAKK.—We b»e Juit re
ceived, of direct importation, and offer for sale
a further large supply of Shefflald Good*, co&sUt
ing of
Table and De*sert Knives and Fork*
Pen and Pocket Knives In great variety, of 1, 2, 3,
4 and 6 blade*
Butcher Knive*, Shoe Knives
Hand, Cro** Cut, Pit, Mill Saw and Flat Bastard
Files, all size*
Horse, Wood, Shoe and Cabinet Ra*p*, to.
To which we invite the attention of Merchant*
and other* W Bt(i DONNAN,
Importer* of Hardware and Cutlery,
8 p 19 No 19Pearl itreet
Llt'OttlC K.—33 cases •'Dascole" Spanish
Mae* Licorice; 14 caae* "M" Spanish Mas* Li
corice; 7 case* "Barraeco" Calabria Stick Licorice
f °ap ao SAMUEL AYRES
XTKAC'T HUSK, Lfc-MuN,
BITTER ALMOND AND ORANGE, for flavor-
I ice cream, for saie by
JAS D THOMAS, Druggist,
toy 12 Opposite Old Market. Franklin st.
UK.-uli .UA k BtTA'fcK.—Jusi rwrntfl
per steamship Roanoke, a supply for this week
of prime May Butter, fresh from the churn, tor
sale by HULST &■ KING,
my 18 Franklin st. Old Market.
S«Ai»» f FANCY AKTICLKB, ritK.
FOMERY, BRUSHES, COMf'S, 4.0.—a full
supply always on band, for sale by
JAS D THOMAS, Druggist,
18 Opposite Old Marked Franklin st
BACON. —hhds prima Side*, for sale by
my 14 EDWIN WOKTriAM * CO
THE DAILY DISPATptt I
Saturday Morning,
The Minister to
correspondent of the Charleston Courier fur-'
nishes to that paper, the subjoined translation
of an article in the Cronica. The correspon
dent remarks that he gives extract, the "as it
exhibits the want of truth the Cronica general
ly shows in its polemics, with a specimen of
its ridiculous bombast and vanity
Mr. Soule goes to Europe preceded by a
brilliant famgiven to him by his friends, and
he may rest assured that his diplomatic plans
will.meet the most happy exit. What we can
asstre him for his belter government is, that if
his intentions be such as are generally attribut
ed him, let him be assured that Cuba can only
be lost to Spain or separated from tbe Spanish
community, which is the same, through a
cause which cannot possibly exist, to wit:
through the degradation and misery of its ru
lers and legislators; through a mixture of fear
and stupidity, which will not peimit it to know
the resources and material of the nation, and
the ultra lone of its heroic people; through a
baseness of character, which will prevent them
from seeing the future of the race, its lan
guage and customs, its glorious traditions, the
preservation of which is a principle of force
and credit for a nation within and without its
dominions.
The Floating Dock Successful.—The
N.O. Picayune contains a letter dated War
rington, Florida, May 17, which states that a
second trial was made to dock the frigate Co
lumbia, at Pensacola,on that morning. A suffi
cient amount of ballast having been put
aboard, the dock was easily sunk to the re
quired depth, and the frigate, with all her ar
mament, stores, four hundred men, &c.. taken
in. The water wgs then pumped out, and the
frigate brought up with ease.
Interesting Fact.—The first steamboat
that ever run on the western waters was built
under the superintendence of Mr. Robson,
who now lives, hearty, hale and well, with
his son, two miles back of Newport, Ky.—
The old gentleman is eighty years of age, but
his memory is good, and he recollects well
about his youthful exercises. The boat was
launched on 17th of March, 1811, at Pittsburg,
Pa., and called the New Orleans.
Look Out for Explosions!— Steamboat
racing is now quite the rage in New Orleans.
The people appear to be much excited by it,and
watch the telegraphic accounts of the tjpward
progress of the boats with as much interest as
though they were on board themselves, racing
for their lives. The Picayune censures the
dangerous practice in strong terms.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad.—The Di
rectors of this road have determined to put six
millions of dollars of their bonds into market,
and have deputed Col. Wm. R. Hallet, Presi
dent of the Mobile Bank, to go to England to
sell them. This road is to run from Mobile to
the mouth of the Ohio River. Congress grant
ed to it somewhat more than 1,100,000 acres of
land, which is valued at $5,000,000. Besides
this the whole "road, bed and superstructure
are provided for by subscription," as we learn
from the Montgomery Journal. So that the
security for the bonds about to be issued is
ample.
A Novel Visit.—On the 27 th of last month
three officers from the 11. S. sloop of war Cy
ane, then at anchor at San Juan del JNorte, on
the Atlantic side of the continent, in returning
from a visit to Leon, found themselves within
twelve miles of the U. S. ship Portsmouth, at
San Juan del Sud, on the Pacific. They rode
over, dined wiih their friends on board that
ship, and returned to Lake Nicaragua the same
evening. This is the first time that officers at
tached to the home squadron have visited a
ship on the Pacific station. —Ports. Trans
cript.
Chinese Customs—When a Chinese lady
is blessed with an increase in her family, from
the moment of her accouchement the unhappy
husband is put to bed also, and there detained
for forty days, and during this delightful pen
ance he is subjected to all the rigerous treat,
ment of his better half. Should medicine be
administered to her, he must partake ofi talso;
and he is s rictly confined to the same diet that
she is obliged to undergo, which consists, on
an average, I believe, of about a thimblefull of
rice administered every three hours, to say noth
ing of the pill at bedtime, to prevznt indigestion.
—Neat'a Residence at. Siam.
If you wish to drive a cut nail into season
ed oak timber and not to have it break or bend
just have a small quantity of oil near by and
dip the nail before driving, and il will never fail
to go. In mending carls and ploughs this is
of great advantage, for they ar • generally made
mostly of oak wood. In straightening old nails
before using, let it be done on wood, and with
easy blows. If done on iron they will be sure
to break.
Mbrdkr. A disgraceful and brutal murdar
was committed in Memphis on the 23d ultimo,
JmZ hmft"' n#fned 1 ? ,,0s .Castello and Dan Dor
say, had a quarrel in a grocery on Brent Row
and afterwards in the street in front of the house'
say bad not been arrested at last accounts.
Ne^w'Y'ork r, ' n sh° n 1S ' ,een 00 a brief visit to
rr
P»»d CO.
his body j»> Con,lDent w °«W *>"• been bail ton
~.! 4 V 0R £ A - Vr S " ,T D * c,d *» ~ T he suit insti
an?i » 1 f '"® bur e h by Wm. L. Slicer, of Mnry.
land, and oibera, heirs of Tho<i. Cromwell de
ceased, to recover about $2,000,000 worth of
property, wag conclude"! in the V. S. Circuit
Court in that city on Monday. Judge Grier
in his ehargt, was decidedly adverse to either
tne law or equity of the claim, and directed t,He
jury to bring in a verdict for the defendanta in
the dower, and dismissed the bill in equity. ;
Texas.—A difficulty occurred in Palestine
on the Sth inet., between George W. Given*
and Thomas A. Milan, which resulted in the
death of the latter. Givens waa admitted to
bail io the sum of $2,000 to appear at the next
Mrm of the District Court for Anderson county.
PRICE ONE CENT
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
WABHISGTOir, May 26
The Diplomatic and Consular appointment,
hare bjen made, with a few eiceptions ; and
i-EK— t0 b ® weU re P« , eaeoted
It 19 a matter of wonder with the aspirant* for
.. IB,nct offices, that these appointments
ine . e ' If" DOW ruraored »b« noth
ments wflM • ,ng rerao *» lß "d appoint-
Wk ' 'fanapire until the Ist of July
t b."S • ,hUe " ■ ' e °dency to pio.
will alao cool v*™ 1 j° ala,oßt °P en rebellion,
ißduce •
fi«d," that irinv nn r * nlls of «b« "unterri
of the opposiiionpany! ' nUre, ° theadr "»« #
ceivS e ,h q eT P p o oinim^; ly f a^ ed ' " ho wi »
Nobody know° ™!t ° M l ,om,er «» Frame?
James M r' d B P« ct| l®t«on is at fault.
First CompUol?e™Voffi q 'A * ? 1409 cle,k »
to the chief cle kshin of ?h ? R P'?® 0 "* 1
ra C. Seaman, remofe,. Bureau, v«e Ex
everything 6 iust !!*'• °' ® Political nature—
that nresaeea thp *' 18 3 u,et ~~ a calm, we fear,
July, the comment™" 8 B,orra 00 ,he of
vew. commencement of the new fiscr!
Hehrico.
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.
The Times of yesterday notice* the rumor of
Santa Anna • application to Spain for aid to protect
Mexico against the United State., and gives an ex •
tract from an article in the Nt w York Exprea. upon
the subject, wherein it i 3 assorted that Santa
foresees a war with the United Statea, and ia
preparationa for alliea if he can get them.
The Whig criticises, with no gentle hand, the
mode of ffibial appointment adopted by General
Pierce, and assert* that there can be no mtstaks
about his determination to carry out theapoila con
tract by which the different isms of the country
were bought uo to aecure his election, and contenda
that the free-soiieis have received the Hon'a share
of the spoils.
The Examiner gives a description of the closing
scenes and result of the late election.
The Enquirer urges the necessity and propriety
of a full attendance of the Virginians at the ensuing
Memphis Convention.
Th eMail has an artic e in favor of the encour
agement of American Industry, and alludes to tha
proposed effort of Great Britain, upon a large scale,
to establish the culture of cotton in Australia. It
calls the attention of Southern free-traders and
people generally to the fact and states that they will
eventually find that it is not the height of wisdom
to dispense with the market which might be se
cured by the encouragement of American manu.
factures, when England is making such steady, un
ceasing and well directed efforts, and with so strong
a probability of ultimate success, to supply her
owu markets with the growth oi her own depen
dencies.
The Rack Horse CoatpaeaiisK.—The Nashvilia
Banner, of the 13th, hrs the following paragraph
of interest to turfmen :
Gen. VV W. Woodfolk has sold his race horse
Ccmpbomise, and he is shortly to be removed to
Kentucky. He was purchased by Messrs. Cheath
am and Hoyden, Thomas T. Smiley, Eiq , actin -
as their agent in the purchase The sum paid for
him was 83,700. Compromise has never lost at
race, and for some years past has been considered
the best horse on the Tennessee turf. He has been
a winner of one, two, three and four mile races,
in none of which was he pushed by his competi
tors.
Steamboat Lost.—The steamboat General
Scott, bound from Cincinnati for New Or
leans, took fire in the hold one day last week,
and to prevent the total destruction of the car.
go, it was found necessary to scuttle her. No
lives lost.
Fatal Affkav.—An affray took place on
the 9th mst., at Lagrange, Fayette county
Tenn., between a Mr. Moss and a Mr. Lam
bert, which resulted in the death of Che former
by a pistol shot from the latter.
The Joist Worm.—The Recorder state*
that the wheat crop in the vicinity of Frede
ricksburg is infested with the joint worm, and
will be greatly curtailed.
SmallPox.—The Farmville Journal sayr
three cases of small pox have occurred in that
town within a few days.
Mississippi.—lsaac, a slave belonging io
Mr. Thos. P. H. January, of Jefferson county,
has been tried for committing a rape io that
county, convicted, and senteneed to be hung
on the 24th of June.
- itf ACHINK STKETCHED LEATHER
r -a™A B KLTH.—The only patent Machine
stretched io the United Statea, and which received
• the tint premium (a gold medal) from the Ameri
• can Institute. Theie Belt* are made from the
Heart or solid part only of the beat Oak
Leather, selected for the purpose. They are
- thoroughly stretched by powerful machinery, and
, are warranted to run straight and maintaia
1 a perfect bearing on the Drum and P allies.
1 A lull supply constantly on hand and fbr sale at
, factory prices by us as sole Agents in this State
. for ttie manufacturer.
WILLIAMS A BROTHER,
my 25 corner Cary and Pearl sts.
PAKAMOL 8 AMU LMUHHL.L.AH.—Just
received per expreas—
Rich worated and plain lined Parasols
Rich figured and plain lined Parasols
Silk Umbrellas, all sizes and oulors
> Also, Black Lace Scarfs, very rieh
Whi'e do do do
Plain Herttnna Scarfs
Alexander'* Kid and Silk Gloves, all eoiori
Brown, Bine and Green Grenadines for Veils
Together with a large aad hand soma assortment
of dreaa goods, to which we tavite the narticakr
attention of the Ladies.
WARREN 4i >ERKI*B,
*P l 6 No HI. Eagle Spira.
iN w> m&XZZMXZ 1 :? vhyhuuos:
are just recrnmtpg, at the Dfetrssstkas
Store, per steamer and- express, a large andtea
assortment of Goods. ■tenona our sit^k
foitrd handsome rich ai'kt, beanUful tZ
sue«CbaUles. Lswns, *«r.,' Cm»e
dered atd plain; Par»sol«s Umbrella*7cor«i2*
kid a&MnrGioves, Linen?, TabkJcStffrS
Covers, Trimmings of all klMa- mm. -TT?
pointed Trimmings. ' teWWW
Our suftrtment is good, and we respeetfally ash
sllia wsnt'of Dry Goods and Trimmings, at fair
prices, to iitt us a call, aa wears Tjtftsi tosstt oar
Goods at the lowest CASH FRiCES "
, 0 WILLCOX A BKTTS,
"y 18 131 Ragle g+aarsi
QL4*iUOI/» NKWM.-K GOLIWMIT, Bm
41 M «ln atrcit, has in store a large stoek of
fcpriag and Summev Dry Goods, which ssaaet b*
excelled la quality ar price, io this city, Tom wiO
find among his stovk—Beieges, Tissues, Lewas,
! Grenadines, black and colored Silks, Parasol*
Swisses Irish Ltneos, a vwry large assortment of
Bonnets Ribbons and Flowers, which win "J*
twenty five jwr cent less the* they eaa he boMat
elewjiere. "
PAltHH(iirill?riW.-m»"'? grass and
V* Slivered Carriage sad Saad Bands, aianilstl.
from three to five inch, far sate by
VAM A TAYLOR,
my 18 » »«* «'<*■
r a MAA,«S HA* i<Mjmmnt f*r nil— A
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