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FROM DE- z. yAFbEf,L, PROFESSOR og CHEMIST IN
THE boHIBvILEs MEDICAL C0LLEGE.
IbRve looked Shs list Of Ingredients composing
Extract artapaa have axying she-
iorIa safe compound sHd thai weln
whichtt is applicable L. ". YkHTDEIy. NJ D.
L.outaVlle, juno lSAS
wst Dr. Pyea by appointment LouitvuEe Marin
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Il DIERaoN, j o., Real Estate, Stock, Note
Exchange Broker No1 Commercial Place doorstrom
calip streets, New0rioans. aepi0h
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& IOAL TAR-l50 bbls for sale bv
y np8 eod9w A. DELAGRAvE& CO., 10 Maga,nf At.
bLAsIERlNG HAiR-l00 hhds and 400
ap3 eodqw A. DFT,AGFAV T. RI
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IL N. HuLFoID. 6. L. BRRuIRn,
NJ ULFoRD u CO., JAS. H., General Agents.
IVA and Forwarding Merchants n Bank Places lanI
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Mn BuLhn to anpase will that have usoa
ito affections OF standing Timer
pets Lepra Prora scab syphic Cahez and all diEeasa,
where Of seems consist 10
modification OF the us the body, with considerable
junction with would pfe
parasn Of sassapaa phyecan will admit its value
uponlesnning tho substances that into Ito compoaan
Respectfully, yaur4. W. T. FHEHTlEB, M ps
Law XVI sean 4
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Il eILCHER, GOODRICH & CO., Cotton Fac
I'll Meiehania Garnndeles, Union
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GuNN4 BAGs-57 bales, $50 each. u
~ bushels. For sale, to arrive, by 1' -
mills Il i
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ND OBERTS s. BREAUX, Attorneys-a Law,
IN, nso IL 81 CAMP STREET, New olssns.
hb ARESHIDE, HENRY, Successor to f. N.
a. Harn Noary Pablo, No. 10 Camp s.rse front office
Dri.n
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CONGRESS.

The Senate sat until near 2 o'clock Friday morn.
ing, when the Nebraska bill passed by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Atchison, Badger, Benjamin, Brod
head, Brown, Butler, Cass, Clay, Dawson, Douglas
Fitzpatrick Gwin Hunter, Johnson, Jones of Iowa.
Jones of Tenn, Mallory, Mason, Morton Norris
Pearce Petit, Pratt, Rusk, Sebastian Shields Sli.
DELL Stuart, Thompson of Ky, Thomson of New
Jersey, -Toombs, Toucey, Weller, Williams and
Wright-35.
Nays-Messrse Allen, Bell, Chase Clayton, Fish,
Foot, Gillette, Hamln, James, Seward, Sumner,
Wade and Walker-13.
The debate during the evening was quite spicy.
Aessrs. Bell and Toombs were especially tart upon
each other. Mr.. Toombs sought to involve Mr.. Bell
IN some obligation to be bound by the action of the
Whig caucus, which determined that their action
| should be unanimous upon the bill. Mr. r. argued
that Mr.. B. having failed to protest when it was
announced that this conclusion had been arrived at
by the caucus, pledged him to the BILL Mr.. Bell
denied that he was pledged by any such reason;
and would not be held responsible for anything
not absolutely dene by himself. Lord ELGIN seem
ed to be much interested in the debate, and in the
unusual excitement of the grave Senators
The passage of the bill was celebrated by the
arng of cannon and the Star states that there were
| some demonstrations of rejoicing by the clapping
of hands sc.
After the passage of the Nebraska bill, the SEN
ate adjourned over till Monday, (to.day.)
The House, on Friday finished its action on the
Deficiency bill. Having amended it in many parti-
euars, it goes back to the Senate. The House re.
jected an amendment appropriating $50O,OOO for
continuing the works to supply Washington with
water. They also rejected amendments for Custom
HDulns "a ST I.nuis Mobile 7
Bangor, Bath, Wilmington Del, Providence, and
San Francisco, $77l 900; and for Marine Hospitals
at Cleveland, st. Louis Chicago, Louisville, Padu-
cab, Evansville, San Francisco and Burlington,
Iowa. Sl3l 800
The House adjourned over to Monday.
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RICHM 0ND, Vas
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1854.

HAVE NorHrNGs"-A new order, the sEave
Mornings, Is just hatched The initiation is very
simple The presiding officer says, "Ary Red 2
II me candidate. after searching his pockets car
.ruthfuiiy answer, Mary Red, he is qualified, and
Immediately enters into full membe ship. But if
In the search for .'ary red" the candidate should
unfortunately find cent he is remorselessly dis
oarded.
This is the most interesting of the medern
societies. and as misery loves company, ii
may be fairly supposed to be one of the hap.
piest. Not having the 'first red," is deli
cious state of existence 1t is the most per-
feet state of freedom aginable-freedom
from care, responsibility, from envy, jealousy
and from danger of being robbed! Your
Have Nothing" may sleep with open doors,
and roam the country through o'nights, and
nobody will modest him. Talk about your
''own vine and fig tree"-why your vine is a
tie that binds you-you have care, re-
sponsibility that is anxiety and trouble, com.
pared with the placid and perfectly indiffer-
ent temper of that happy gentleman known
as "Have Nothing" A wise Providence
has so ordered it that the compensating prin.
ciple prevails in all the walks of life, and
there are few who have more consultations
than the respectable members of the forego-
ing society, with neither money, nor marbles
nor chalk to make ring. Their company is
not sought nor is it shunned-if they have
few real friends, they have no pretended
ones. If they have nothing, they have no,
thing to lose. If the world cares little for
them, theY can very heartily recinrooate the
compliment. If they own no dirt, save that
they wear, they have common right to the
sunshine, or the rain, and to the high ways
and the shade that grows by them, and the
air. Finally, if they have nothing, they leave
nothing for selfish relatives to dispute over
nothing to force deceitful tears around the
dying bed, that are dried before their bodies
are cold. And, last of all, if they have no.
thing, they can yet carry as much to the
grave as the richest of the land. Misery too,
is venerable, and commands some respect in
world where respect is not too prevalent
Then misery and joviality are separated by
thin partitions-as there is but one step
from the sublime to the ridiculous, so there
is but latter between the solemnity of mi
sery and the comic features of revelry. So
our friends, the "Have Nothings,' are at
times jolly boys. They know their JOY well
from its opposite, and they indulge it with a
zest none but those with not a single cont
nental' can appreciate. There is many a
worse condition in life than that of q "Haye
Nothing
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HE RESPIRATORY ORGANS are pecu-
liaIly sensitive part of the humsn Frame and tn cir
susceptibility to disease rnanifests itself in various
forms, such as Coughs, Colds, Group, Bronchitis
Asthma, and that fearful scourge of our race Con.
sumption TO remedy these diseases STABLER's
ANoDYNE CHERRY ExPECToRANT is offered to the
public, with the assurance that it is empirical COM
pound, but preparation sanctioned BY medical sci.
ence and connendation. Its beneficial effects in all
the above forms of disease been certified to by
incontrovertible testimony. You advised to give
1t "a trisl STABLER's DIARRHGA CORDIAL is also
remedy which has been tested and approved by hum
dreds OF physicians and others. See descriptive PAM
phets to be had gratis of the agents Price of each
only 80 cents, six bottles for $3.50.
E. ID. sTABLER CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
W.. PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Wholesale Agents Richmond.
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. my 22-d&c12t
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yfR0INIAI
vIk0 INA. "a 3.
DASvnLx.--Tbe iOliowiae = Ese o. I'D eor,e.a /
ration oficers and Court receutly eIeuaea Z, -

1 - 81 -
DAsvsLLKs-Tbe loliowiae = Ese q ND ror.&-a i Z.
ration oficars and Cosrt recently sssssd II Ds.- ~
Mayor-CoL Thomas n. C. ,Grssty. ss.,..s. 2
1sassrmen-Willism Ayres, James Garland, Dr. a
T.. D. Whhers 9. H. Tufnef and Chs RI (osav stss,
Cs1lesaasH.Jsco Dsyia. VIM. s. Patton, w. r.
Or. T p. Atkinson, D. w Holland. W. ii. Bu1nrd sg,ss
Dr.. 4. D. Stokes, DR.. w. G. Crashsad, ssa LII.
Clerk Of convt-R Hopkins. & ase wse sSa
Com 1ttorney-S. II. Lester u, q as4sss *ss-4sss@.
Sergeaaf-Sanders Slate.
Com, Of Rev. B. Watson. - * sss~ss
7reasxrr-W. LJeter VS. 8 Z ssaiss3 !
cLARxsvnLE.-The Tobacco Plant pubiished q -
Clarksvle the Roanoke, tin Afeckienburs eoua ~
ty3 stands up boldly for that town as tobacco
MARKET and asserts positively that 10 eatisled 70 -
rank as high as any tobacco market Ia ts statess
We like bold and decided spirit. and We IKE to
see ambition 10 Virginia towns- 1t has bean long so
wanting So 60 ahead, Glarksville. .sssssa ssees
MuRDxR--A deliberate murder was comm itted IN -
Harrison county, Va. last week. John Diworth
saot Mr.. Adam Bumgardner. The Weston Herald ii
states that the dispute shout suit In which
Mr. Dilworth was the successful party. d, nrren, .s
dered himself to the civil authorities. :. u.
! DsRANGED.-Mr. T. Barbs, ona of the bee cid. 3
zens OF Liberty. Virginia, has been taken % ihs ~
saunton Lunatic Asylum, having been mads ersxy 81
by spirit rappngs" 81 - z+assss, ais.sss a rs
MosrAauEis TRrAL.--On Friday Dn. Wthsss fss
Madison, Whitehead and Whitmore, and Mr. Jas .a.ss
Ayres were examined The court adjourned . it, III
tie early in consequence OF the absence OF Dr..
Thweatt one Of the witnesses. ..ss 5 ..ts..y 4
isLLER OF THE BRANcH BANK OF vIRaN1A--on 4, 4
Thursday Mr. R. H. BATE was elected Teller ot ~,
the Branch Bank of Virginia, Petersburg vice Mr..
ALLEN L. ARCHER resigned ~ ~ 4 ,ke
The country in Mecklenburg bordering on the I"
Meherrin river, has recently been visited by se aas
we're hail Storm which almost destroyed all the sti
tobacco plants. ses Jzs3E tsst q
| very large turtle was taken on Hog Island i ~
few days since by the schooner Santie. Norfolk u,
paper says he weighed over 800 pounds ! The re-,
Portsmouth Globe says he weighed several hun. a.,
dred and siztythrss pounds. 81, T4
Mr. J. A., HARE, of Petersburg. was seriously, 4
wounded in the hand by hook at the end of a hal.
| ter with which he was leading horse. The horse :
drew back, and the hook tore his hand dreadfully.
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the Temple. where they partook of substa,tial
eoi'ation, alter which Grand Ma ster JORDAN of N
u. addressed . few remarks TO bis brother Masons
Inc whole passed or without dissgreeable incl
unless the rain may be classed under that head
The members of Roman EagIe Iosire are . noble
set OF men To tell halftheir acts Of Kindness to
US woula MI space which may not properly be
occupied oy acorrespondent, and we shall reserve
some Incidental remarks for future occasion We
sial' ever remember them with deep gratitude
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GENERAL AGENCY. For TIE SALE

GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK G. RUFFlN, Secye-
tary of The Hirgihia State 4gricuiturdi Society," and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the prblic as
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in PHgiRiG and the Southern and Western
States.
Ofce-st the office of the YirgiaiG State Agricul.
tdrat Society, No. lis Main street.
n. AUGUST, Notary PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Ofice-as above. fe 8-ts
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THE GERMAN LANGTTAGE-DR

THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.-DR
Il ID. BEEDAN, Graduate of the Berlin University
and native OF Germany, offers his services to teach
He is honored by letters of reeomue ndations from
A Von Humboldt. of Prussia, George Ticknor, Esq,
of Boston, Charles Anthon, Of New York, and other
eminent gentlemen in Europe and this country,
DE proposes, later III the season, to open School
for the thorough education of young gentlemen pre-
or any ether Collegiate Institution in this country
life. -
KEFERENcEs-Professors Gessner Harrison and
Scheie de We're, University of Virginia, and Mr.. G
A. Myers, of Richmond.
Apply al his ofce corner OF Broad and llth streets
my l3-lm*
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FLETCBER's HAIR Tonic, prer

FLETCHER's HAIR Tonic, prepared by
John johnson, has surpassed all other preparations
for the hair. 1t acts like magic in ersdcating DAN
prevail ent among children during the Summer season.
But above al! it is wonderful in preventing greyness.
stop its progress is there any preparation for the
hair that is equal to Fletches in dressing hair 1t
impsrts to the hair rich and healthy appearance
two applications week being sufficient keep it
in healthy state. No ladies toilet should be with
out bottle. 1t be had as heretofore by apply
eng at DUVALS Messrs BENNETT l. BEERS,
WM. ADCOCk 4 CO., Main street; and to Messrs
THOMAS TAYLOR and JOHN H. BLAIR, Bird
street; or at the SALOON under the American Ho-
tel.
n B-No charge for a trial NV 10
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N. B.-No charge for a trial
my 10

LYONS KATHAIRoN-For preserving, re-
storing cleansing, and beautfyng the HAIR alievia-
ting Nervous Headache and curing eruptive diseases
OF the Skin Is reputation, co-extensive with the
ali exaggeration impessible and since its discovery
has found no substitute 10 compete its incontested
Its incontestable superiority. Physicians and Chem.
sts-honorable citizens from all professions of life
the leading journals of Europe and America-la6es
who have used it upon their dressD g-tabes and mo-
theirs in their nurseres-in fact its million patrons
everywhere, from plebeians kings. pronounce it
the most pleasing and effective article either as a
medicinal or toilet preparation produced Do
not fail to give it trial. Price but 25 cents.
d. S. BARNES, Proprietor,
aim I6I prood,yar N "
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ANNUAL MEETISG-The annual meeting
of the Stockholders of the Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac Railroad Company viii be held at
the Depot of the Company, in Richmond, on WE'D
NEsDAY, Slst May. 1854, at u o'clock NJ.
Office Richmond, F. Il P. II z. Co.,
Richmond, April 18th, 1884.
unv2 did
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HORRIBLE MURDER.-We take the following from
the Kentucky Commonwealth of the 22d inst /:
We learn that ON Wednesday night, while Mr. j,
McBrayer and his wife, living about a mile and a
halftrom Lawrenceburg, Anderson county, were 10
bed and asleep, they were attacked by some person
with axe who cut Mrs. McBrayer almost literally
to pieces. Oneleg was cut off, so that it hung only
by shred oil flesh; the other leg was broken, and
the bone horribly crushed; one arm received six
blows decorating il most shockingly, and breaking
the bone in two places. Mr.. McBrayer was struck
on the hand, and several fingers cut off and their
child little girl some three or four years DID, who
was sleeping In lounge on the opposite side of the
room, received q severe cut in the back Mrs. Nc
Brayer was alive at ten o'clock Friday mornine;
but we presume she has probably since died. She
was the third wife Of Mr.. McBrsyer and the dangh.
ter Of Mr.. Thomas w. Bond, OF Frankfort. They
had been married only some four or i've years.
Through Information which she was able to give al
ter the injury, and perhaps from other circnm-
Stances Jos McBrayer. son OF her husband BY for
mer marriage. young man Of perhaps twenty iye
years was charged with the deed, arrested and after
an examinations required to give bail Ia i've thou.
sand dollars, which he had not been able 70 give
when our informant lett u sssss
+. 8. We have since heard that his father he's be.
come bis bail.
lstraage that mau accused Of such q crime
should be bailed.
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NoTIcE.-The Annusl Meeting of the
Stockholders of the Clover Hill Railroad Company
will be held the Office of the Company, in Rich
mond, on Tuesday, the S0th Nav. at | O'Clock P. M
d. 8. WOODBRIDGE,
my 24-d1w Treasurer.
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ECLipsE.-All who have not seen the as.
tonishiug picture Of the Eclipse taken yesterday by
our celebrated Artist. Mr.. r. +. MouLsoN, should
call at his Gallery and see it. with maay other ne
specimens of the Daguerrean art. Surely young
friend Is aspiring; and must say, he steps no
higher than his abilities allow my "a
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T. j. Carson & Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. So
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A good sssort-
nlent Of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, and
for sale at lowest market prices. je 18-Iy
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BRAND CUTTING.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour, Tobacco Boxes, Bags, Ma
chnery, Linen, &c, made to order.
NJ G.. WHITMAN,
At Langley's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment,
18th street, between Main and Cary,
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SIGHT DRAFTS ON New ORLEANs-In
to suit purchasers for sale at all times BY J
B. MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank.
dor 96-dem
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DR.. MILLS has removed to 10Th Street,
between Broad and Marshall in the of the First
Baptist Church. nv 4-6t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTicE-G. d. WOOTTON would 40.
cit SITUATION in Richmond as Accountant
Salesman, Balancing Books Collecting or Writing
ofsny kind Having e great, wealthy and extensive
acquaintance and family connection, and having had
great deal of cash trade Any gentleman shall have
proof OF the fact Address him through the Pos. Of
nee my 27-7ts
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CLEMMIrT & Fore. Book AND JOB
PRINTERS, Corner Main and 18th streets execute to
order every description of BOOK AND JOB PRINT
ING. on accommodating terms, and with nestness
and dispatch. nv 9-lm
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THE CITY OF GLASGOW.

The steamer seen in tow going in the direction Of
the Azores, answers to the West India steamer
Washington of and from Hamburg for New York;
and could not have been the Glasgow, as Messrs. Ri
sdardson & Bro. say. They make communication
to this effect, by the America to Mr. Samuel Smith
of Philadelphia, agent of the Philadelphia and Lv.
erpooi line of Steamers. The steamer was in sight
and distinctly seen. The packet ship Hibernia, at
Philadelphia, saw portions OF the wreck of doors,
&C., the handles of which were white. Those OF
the Glasgow were all brass, or of black ware
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

rW The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined -
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A COMMODIOUS AND EXCELLENT

a CUMMUDIUUS AND EXCELLENT
IA DWELLING AT PRIVATE SALE-We are
authorised to sell at moderate price, and upon very
liberal terms the dwelling recently occupied by
Chastain Ferrar, Esq. This House, with some
small amount of repairs weuld be found to be
one of the most pleasant Residences now to be
bought in this city, possessing extensive view Of
Richmond, Manchester and surrounding country and
al the same time convenient to business. We are
also authorised TO sell, upon favorable terms, an
excellent dwelling on 23sd ST. between Main and
Franklin streets This house contains Il rooms,
want accommodations included, with apartments for
wood and coal, water, &c, all under cover. This is
OF the most permanently built houses in the city
The roof and porches of which being covered with
tin, renders 1t FIRE proof to very great extent,
my 25-6t GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
]. MlLDEBERGER SMITH, PROPRIETOR,
sc I5--ly Formeriyd at JoHea's Hotel PhiLodslphid
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BATHS. BATHs!! BATHS Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dres
sing, Shaving and Shsmpooning Saloon, under the
American Hote-cntrsnce on 1lth street
Single Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for 81.
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Us TIE Lisss ea Isss nAxs 1 ssrArr, ,s-s...
bic n advance y - lsseA - - pela-
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JOHN WALLS.
DANAWAY from the Subscriber, resid

III ing in Chesterield county, the Coal Pitts,
on 10th of April last negro man. named lSHAM.
He Is % years of age. feet 10 or II iachss high Of
very dark complexion, and stout built. He has ny
and had on when he left suit of grey ker-
sey clothing A liberal reward will be paid for the
get him sgsin. !, asst, WIN. w. C0LLEY. -
f.9s s#s F.fs.r*f f-sE7 :
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f4S \ FAMILY CARRIAGE Nv
sG9sstAND PAIR OF YOUNGcN
MATCH HORSES FOR SALE.-The advertiser
has tor se!e very superior Family Carriage nearly
ol excellent Match Horses only four wears old with
HaThess complete. Ar opportunity of this kind is
seldom offered, and any person III want would do well
to apply at once JOHN H SEAYRES Columbian
hote OF c. h. LUCK, Governor st.
rent NV I'm
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY ). a. COwARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served 70 suhscr;her.
az SIX AND euskTER CENTS PER WEEK payabie
to the Carrier weekly. Price for maliing Si year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH Is issnsd every Fri
day and matted TO Subscribers at 81 per anaum.
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r OST OR MISLA1D.-A NEGOTIA--9
IL BILE NOTE for S65. drawn by VIM. H. South
payable four months after date. The public are here
by cautioned against trading for the same-payIG
having been stopped. l will pay suitable reward
for its return to me- -. - - ~
my N--3t@ Is 5f f.sse tits}4 JOHN WAHL3s 4
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CTORAGE.-Haying the large and com.
- modious WAREHOUSE ON the South side oi
the Bssin next to Messrs- Ludlam Wstson's an
prepared to take In STORAGE on reasonable terms
have on hand large supply of fine CHEWING
TOBACCO, Of my own manufacture. for sale.
snt--dtiJan'y WIN. T. BLAIR
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G&3sr ~ CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SUI
N3@1EkIES.-PeTson desirous of purchasing
homemade Carriages, buggies Bsrouches Sulkies or
tght w agons, of the best material and Workmanship
!iI md 1t greatly 10 their interest to give CALL
as am now manufacturing the above articles on the
most moderate terms
Those having REPAIRING to do, viii be accom-
odatsd al the shortest notice, and my charges viii
be very moderate.
WILLIAM w. BAILEY
uIy9 3m 18th st between Frank npi Grace
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, FOR SALE
The subscribers authorized to sell that truly va
luabe lot the Souhside of Main street. corner of
Ord, opposite the residence OF Judge Robertson IL
fronts Main street loo feet; extends in rear 1881
feet. Il will be divided to suit purchasers.
Also, the half acre lot at the corner of Cary and
9Th streets which stands the stable, &c. alta
TO the late residence of Geo. Taylor Esq To be di
sided above. Apply TO
= mg 25--5t GODDlN AZ APPERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-29

nj OTICE.-The undersigned may be
IN found, until further notice. at Ills old stand No.
l57 Main street, where all persons having business
with him will please call. Those Indebted TO him are
particularly requested 10 call and settle their ac-
counts a. early - practicable.
my2-dIms X. M. BURTON.