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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-15
% FARMS FOR SALE--4 Farm

" FAhMS FOX SALE.--A Farm of
oso acres, In Henrco county, miles from Rich
n' heiin cultivation, nearly all OF which has been
Ths Thea, and produces Wheat Corn and Clover we'll
arsn weoa land contains seme fine timber and large
nssr 1o WOOD The York River Railroad will run
IT, M. A. Heath, water and society first rate ~
mi ~ s can have the use Of the farm hands
Ahon, ano ass nl are new and well arranged. sss
chg hns hay and ethsi crops. ''''1 'An'' p'0'u.
a.S xr m moi o. % 2 2scrss half mile East Of Rich
having an excsent market Earden. nos r,nan.i
spent 80 iaoof hhs .neen
All the land IL highly improved. Apnlv -
je i7--d&e CIV s@ssss@47 RffsH itsI
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHM MOND, VIRGINIA, ,54
JMJLDEBERGER SMITH, PRorRIErol.
se I5-ly FormerlyGt Joness Hotel, PhilcdelpAfa
THE subscriber having retired from y.

THE subscriber having retired from the
- rractics OF Medicine and purchased of Mr..
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS. DYF'
STUFfs, &c. &c, viii devote his time and energies
to the Drug Business ~ NSAses
Having lived in Drug store in this city for several
years and afterwards graduated at the Richmond
meoical college, and practiced medicine for more
@ .naa i've years, he feels fully competent to com.
pound M medicine with accuracy and dispatch He viii
siso De aided by competent assistants ,A -
ras,T nyhc,ahs prescriptions put up accurately and
OWEN B. HILL,
Druggist and Chemist 4
Market Place, Frank lin street
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Having sold to DR.. OWEN B. Hill.
my stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES, kc, confident.
~ recommend him to my friends and patrons and the
public generally. JAS D. THOMAS
Richmond, June 26th. 1854. lie 17-9r,
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VALUED TESTIMONIAL citizen of Balti-

REM0vED.-The Subscriber has removed
his Office to No. "a Main st., formerly occupied by
Messrs. Smith l. Roberts a Hardware store and
opposite to Messrs Smith IL Harwood, where all or
ders for COAL can be left, and will receive prompt
attention. Ijy7-2m*t P C. LARTTSe -
UNCLE NED HAD NO HAIR ON THE Tor
OF HIS HEAD, In THE PLACE WHERE THE HAIR
OUGHT TO CROW" but he lived previous to the dis.
covery of LYONS CELEBRATED KATHAIRoN, which
not only preserves and beautifes bat restores the
hair at any period of fe Only those who will not
try it are troubled with badness dandruf or harsh,
unpleasant hair. s.- - -TI -
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ITO TRAVELLERS, THE WEAK,
CHOLERA. .DIARRHEA,fANY OF THE Dis
EASES INCIDENT TO THE SUMNER, We call
your attention to HAMPTON'S TfNCTURE. Tho
many cures commend it to ALL :. :, So 4. s 80.
DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, SCROFuLA. LIy
s3st Err COMPLAINT, Co. % ~ .N3e
FROM THE METRoPoLIs,-Pass it around, lat the
aficted hear the glad tdings This ID but the senti-
nnenr of Thousands s4sll8 HdT a1f4iE1'sTis-@sf
Messrs Mortimer end Moscbynp. f7F7,&FFs5 81 3A3s
MISUNDERSTANDING been afflicted with Liver Com.
piant OF ten years standing, hereby for the benefit
q the affcted, tske great pleasure in announcing,
that aiteI using few bottles of your HAMPTON
TlNCTuRE,I found It had accomplished perfect
cure. have used different medicines from time to j
parent good; and Messing to stricken humanity
that that medicine 4 found, the pondross
power g proeongfn0 human Afe. Tho many cures It !.
has wrought, suficont guaranty of the benefcial
results which may be experienced from its uss -
q Yours, respectfully, esse7'a FT''s w
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From the Home journal. N. vi

From the Home Journal N. VI
mo article ever acquired SO rapid celebrity and
universal appreciation as Lyons Kathairon. To
those who have used it and who has not the reason
is obvious, its nvigoratng and beautifying effects
ticle of the toiletn
Sold at the old price of 25 cents, in large bottles.
by all dealers, everywhere.
! f d. s. BARNES, Proprietor,
Jy S-tlm I6l Broadway, N York
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs.-FRANK @. RUFFIN, Score
sGry ne pirginiG State AgriculturdI Society," and
n AUGUST offer their services to the pubIic Ar
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS IN Virginia and the Southern and Western
onice-at the office Of the Piyginia State Aoyicul
tarat Society, No. lis Main street ~-S' y US
N. AUGUST, NsTARY PUBLIC AND Accourr.yr
Ofhce-asabove. fa 81.
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BATHS! BATHS! BATHs!!!-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair DRESSING
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the Ameri,
can Hotel-entrance on 18th street. -
? ie l6 - -
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LAKE STEAM KS.
AfBUA

E'oR MoBHt E-Daily 81. 4 Mail neg
4. Fhss eaisfIs syga s.Psgi yGAy - lo
n. ~ /, = ess-st Oh Etit5f, Capt. fa,n
rOiss a CRIT s. p. expressly he
sk1 ttffs with superior
err WI ea, tbs Pouesassratn paS many ~ sFgsi N Es
o. t5e w fso1 pTag going sefiIn1
- S-{ = EoTls m PssHe sszrzs ia - YFsAY5
TaUrning n q aeA - 80 %
f7r 1ss Way gax siJJ leave de .z, .
81 M 'oci ,dfiy. s-GEFnEs Agent W renz Plr IL
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EXPORTS

wheat, and sunies.
GAigESToS AND MATAGoRpA-steA Lopsi.na-,4s bBs
Hour 10 bis Hhiskey % do pork DO
sk corn $50 do salt 10 do Coffee l bxa tobacco Candles ek
bacon. "
IFERPooLsbp John Wood34ss bales cotton 1850 slaves
HAVREShp Mcmphis9a3 bales cotton sayes pgs nadse
LIVERPooL-sbip Maratton--997s bales cotton.
LlVERPo0L-ship Ella Cark-3l6O hae cotton, 400 slaves
LYERPooBark Carlo Msran1s42 cotton 3sl2 aka corn
4l01
BREMENBk Deasl2s cotton 2s7 hhds tobacco
100 bbs rors, 1000 slaves
BosToN-Esn Parsons860 bales cotton WOOL $50 bs mo-
laEses, e5 bagh beans, 30 bdls and 1907 hides.
TRINIDADBg hhtR tobacco sol bb!s pok CT bills
fout 80 do lard, 6s skis
HAVASA-Bg etug9OO bbls pork 800 kgs lad
bbii basrs 'e ~
NEW YoRKBrig Thomas rnolasscs 1872
hbds sugar 1' ~
MoGLEsehr PecanlNO bb whkey BRAN do corn
TAMpcoshr Red Fsx2sOO feet lumber 1900 shingles 20
NEW ToRKsehr Charles Edwardss hhds auga sa5 bbIs
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NEW JERSEY ZINC Plaintiffs snb.
fcIthes have will suppl from
the nanaacory, of Zine Pfins
jersey ZINC Company, trade and consumers On
accommodating "a In and Inn
lbs Saow Whe Brown Cnlors. For sale by w
myl BpGERT, WILLIAMS 7Rf,
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cn.r=z.,
"ls'thef opS'ousa--looo oS ees Iumoarf Ferret
LAFoUkCHF-steamerC D. yr3s hhds E.owes &co-
Angus IL Thitao'50 do Roman kiIwn4 Do Williams
Baibnrs &eo2O bbs mo'asss So half Lobt
barrels sundres oder. ~ " f'
FFERSoN-Seamer Storm aal hsIes cotto, Tlov, = yi
&aoea do PANE Hspron gn M qo nfahps, NIams
sada Swiney Green do Powell d Hon
son rstry aeo d" " II Harrison 49, 5 WON ~
head sheep aui suniris. 10 odsr-Tot 1iIe hills
Hurley Eco do Holm & CI.m a. r. sbcaidsr q a. y
St S tieOD do ei 5 n es and .s acfP
keo2 lie. Byrne, ties ard bx bacon
Gnd~elll do Felows, ScoSe a. R Il 81 VI 80 ~ C
hykrs &eoqi do d Mooe 6Eos do Tar or Wilson 80 a.
Perkins, CamPbell &o9 " Robuson-s
tobacco 7 Moor &cosundss orderrotal bscco.
WHITE RyERseamer 500 bales cot on lloyd Fer
Wright soo@5 do Brandtr Williams Nsaa do wsTI
DO Nelson Wright Williams &co1 Parvis Giaddsh
InIr1svuTF e.. - 80 - .'to"'
and i3g KEGS X s NO aks esSGn Il bes lard
Ws~ & i PCS oaggg 100 els foes FhIlz
nrsS ais roPe M4i,ehead Chambes6l ehie pork
osts Bis rgs Is d 9 sT,t NSon li5 do
ntGis ,s Rar 6 90 , y 40 y cases
tco do ibis aud cks eggs
bsoeo Turner Wilson 6co--snndTies to order % mus 10
ST MARTINsyTtIE Steamer Jssr Warr.-o OK Md, s =.
bt I So * Jtan mtIrss1 hJas sugar 70
do HI 4 ao G Ls bel o9Pss DO 4oes
10 p nm n, 10 n"'4' nasS, 0aes do Reed
RED RSER-Sanler U3teor9,s7o bales cotton Baade
sm &oe-o d" Wat sykes N1bl64 do LLOYD Ftson-6
Ward JonAs-7 do Wright Williams &ceToa 1861
Observation-Disclosures Fl r W Eil37 baIea cntto, IN pov
HoPkn,li do Wright &e9s6 do D1wsng Youug9l 40 o
@eG4i % b1IeS 'sGn Gco-S do Buthriiga &ro3
w y tto5 n5on-sV do Addison Ncoi56 do FeewsB
s " Cts DO HeT Norton &eo42do Ysstman &o
20 r. sh" Sco do IL u Fraser 6eo5 do McGregor Aoway
Esyn1e sssr ai,a p 10 !an hohnson2 do Wlsa
AZ = r roenSt-9 bids iron tcgar
4
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on the head, and also heard Mrs. Wickbam er-
claim, Nicholas, don't kill him, don't xiii
NM MN! Upon this, the girl, supposine that Mr.
"lckham was being murdered, got ont Of an
attic window and fled to the nearest neiobbore
and gave the alarm -
me house was Immediately visited, and pre
sented horrible spectacle. Mr.. Wickbam, Who
was formerly merchant in this city, and n
wealthy farmer, lay weltering in his blood, his
n ln CUT literally to pieces, and apparently in
ahe last gasp of his existence and when our in
formant left the scene he was yet breathing. al
enough unconscious, with no hope of his recov-
cry Mrs. Frances Wickham, his wife, was
uead, she having had her brains completely
knocked out, which, together with her blood
was scattered about the room Mrs w. was
put thirty five years Of age negro boy about
hlteen years old, who was living in the family,
was also beat and cut about the head to such
an extent that he cannot survive his injuries;
and he too is in such condition as to be unable
70 70 give any account Of the desperate murderer
Inc deed was committed with a post-axe, an
implement used for the purpose of holing posts
for fences fN'"
From the cries of Mrs. Wickham which were
heard by the servant girls, it is suspected that
an freshman, whose nameis Nicholas Balm and
VINO WI had been in the employ of Mr. W., but was
discharged on Wednesday, is the perpetrator of
ei'ie nofriu ueed but no traces OF him had been
found up to yesterday afternoon.
1t is the opinion of the inhabitants that he
sought to be revenged upon Mr.. W for discharg
ing HIM, and determined to murder his whole
family. lie some time since desired to marry
one OF the servant girls; but, on her refusing
TO nave MN, he sWore vengeance against her
isothing IN the house was carried away, which
indicates that revenge instead Of robbery in
stlgated the monster to the preparation Of this
horrld crime. He will not probably long elude
the officers of Justice
AT the latest accounts Mr. Wickham had died. |
out the negro boy was still alive, groaning at
intervals, but no hopes were entertained of Ills
recovery. The murderer had not been arrested
out the authorities were on the alert.
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The FUGITIVE SLAVE CAsE.-Boston, June 8.
Rohard II Dana, one of the counsel for Anthony
Burns, was knocked down in the street last night
with slung shot, and badly hurt
The law students at Cambridge, it is reported,
intend to dispense with Mr.. Commissioner Lo-
rings lectures at the Law School for the future
About one o'clock this morning three images
were found suspended to the flagstaff on the
Common, having the following names attached :
|. " Marshal Freeman, Chief of the Boston ruff
fans, Shareholders and bloodhounds'' .. ssBen-
Jamln +. Hallett, U. S. District Attorney, and
Attorney General to the Prince of Darkness. !,
. !" Commissioner Loring, the Ten Dollar ] etfries
of 1884,
The church bells at Manchester, New Hamp-
shire, were tolled for an hour yesterday, on the
receipt OF the announcement that Burns was to
60 back to slavery
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HORRIBLE MURDERS. --Neao York, June g.
Mr., James, farmer, formerly a merchant of
this city, with his wife and a negro lad, were
brutally murdered at Mithold, Long Island on
Friday night, while in bed Nicholas Dane. an
lrishman, formerly in the employ of Mr. Wick
ham, is suspected of being the perpetrator Of
the horrid deed
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Lawrence Ringhof, a German by birth, SO
years of age, accidently fell from the top of a
tive. story new building in Grand street, New
York, recently, and YVES instantly killed. Coro-
nor Wilhelm held an inquestupon the body, and
the jury rendered verdict of accidental death
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A CASE OF CONSCIENCE Secretary of
the Treasury acknowledges the receipt of
Sl9o3 30 from Liverpool England, on account
OF impost duties, from some person unknown to
the Department
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
uC hEsceSr orFIcE.

- hsnday Morning. June H. 1854
COTTON. The demand was good on satnrdav and
prices Tor the better qualities firm Sales 5000 bales
We yet quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
nino '''..'.'. 595A Mddling Fair. .9t465 90
o r. y........... 66 615 Fair l0km-'
alaan ,q! 6AhD72l Good Fair nominal
'''' "''aiing' ..'...s7a@9Good and Fiue.... -G5--
COTTON AND TOBACCO srATEaErr. .-
STOCK on hand Sept. .......... 1857 2asGi
Received since. 1888 500 3o5n0
yesterday. 2,ao7-1,ss61ss ss4--398s4
sx,o,. 1ss67G8 s92ag
exported 70 date. -. 1,151G65 1888
Saturday.. 14:Sl4A1,166;479 3l7-2415o
Stock on hand not cleared . os0.z29 4514g
TOBACCO, -. We heard of but single SALE 100 hhds
Planters Lugs at 5e y b. The amount on sale is stated
at barely 8000@000 hds of the fetal stock on hand
as shown by table
SUGAR AND M0LAssEs.. :. The bad weather on sat
urday interered with the business in these articles and
we heard of no transactions of any moment
FLOUR. Hardly any thing was done. The only sale
OF consequence was lot of superne St. Louis at the re-
duced rate Of So q bbl
GRAIN Transactions in Corn were confined to few
resass at 5505SF q bushel Nothing doing in Oats or
Bran.
PhoNislONs.. The principal sale of Pork WAS 10 bbls
d al sll Dbl Of Bacon heard of lot of l6 casks
Clear Sides sold two or three days ago at o. v H.
SALT cargo of 1900 sacks Liverpool about one
shrd Fine was said to have been sold at 81 20 sack
round.
eofFEE Sales of 40 bags Rio at 995e, and one or
two small lots at 924td1Os p tb.
GUNNY BAGS. "A lot of over 100 bales was offered
ut Zoe without finding buyer
FRElGHTs... Cotton shipping to Liverpool in British
vessels at x and in American ut 13-l6a
EAcHANdES..No demand. We quote nominaliy:
51efiins .107k010814 p ct prem
fsncs. 606f25 p dollar
''she ohecgs on Rev Ynrb....... 1a6W q ct disc
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~ MORE SLAVE EXCITEMENT. Boston, June a.
The rumored arrest of another fugitive slave
turns out not to be true. The negro was ar
rested for begging, and it was falsely stated
that he was fugitive desiring means to escape
to Canada
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NORTHERN RArLRoAD-.Albany, June 3.-The
Albany Northern Railroad is again open to
Eagle Bridge A train passed over the road
tins morning, and regular trains for Rutland
and Montreal are to start on Monday.
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The Washington correspondent of the N. Y

The washington correspondent Of the N. Y.
Tribune says:
> Gen Sam Houston has just returned from
Texas !, looking hale and hearty, and denouncing
the Nebraska bill, the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise, and the general debility and stu.
pldity Of this Administration. He says the peo-
ple OF the South care nothing for it, and that it
- the worst thing for the South which has ever
transpired since the Union was first formed
The President sent for him, but he refused to
CO. sending word that the President could see
him by calling at his room
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A NJ u S E M ENTS.


EAAN RICE' s AMPHITHEATRE. - Sc
ChsTiss sest oPtoits reddo sreetAetug ami Stays
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS June n and H. will he
performed TIE meodr Of THE IDIOT WITNESS o. Tse n
n ~ which the fgl strength Of The company
" MAlLtE e Joaephiue. Monday evenrg
tue "a CO Of NY AUNT. $50 " ' ''sn'"s Win
commence at quarter before apreciseiy > - ~ "
fieEs OF hDmsaosDess Circle 50 cens; Children IS cents:
S.sty 70 cents; Boxes for coorad persons, SO certs
~ few Season Tickets procured by applying Mt tina or
aBANoRAMA OF NEW ORLEANS ST
y CHARLES STREET. Corner of Poydrss. mhi4u
ID OPER & TRAVIS'S GYMSAsfUs. perdido
a. street over q The 4esRoPER TRAVIS respectfully
o the czens Of New Orleans, that they opened
upon the most extensive scale placs liz
noe OF which superior any thing Of tie Mid
thty nave spared procuring every
thug necessary for Institution of kind e '
farsDs respectfully and examine the ,yAtSa
III the Exercises Taught there III ali
ilee "a also attached to the Establishment BATHING ROOM
WIFE every necessary reqpireH 1N'
- esAona given in Sparrng and Fencing. .
s Open from light morning until 10 O'Clock The
80 ~ :" = VIVA ~ ny .ssu-
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4 SAHNESTOCk'S VERMIFUGE. II FROM A
PHYSieAN IN ItINolS 1t gratifying prppre,ors
MAKE exception favor this Seruiiue no DIV IN
preesnes 70 their preparations give younsry
uOhy ia Tho following of
ter now in Illinois, formerly OF louisiana an Is dated ~
N..z n . , sHAwSEETowN, m, June 4, 1888,
FAaNEsToCKs VERhFUGE in tbs rrHce 81 medicine in ibia
ana t4e southern states for the st recommend
u AZ As medicine for the purpose o which
TINE, small
DRIED AND SENENTYNINE WORMS Asa Tirlcs nj sawnse-
own have sold great quantity nvaiablv given sret
saAAetoo. In ac Is the only called
II. SYMMES, NJ. D.
Sad wholesale and retail y all the principal DraggiaLs and
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:, STEAMSHIP AGROUND. Phiiodezphia, June 3.
The steamship City of Manchester, which left her
berth for Liverpool this morning, ran aground
on the bar at the end Of Windmill Island, oppo-
ste to this city, She came off at high water,
however, and proceeded to sea.
Several German singing associations arrived
here this morning from New York, e7, route for
Baltimore, and more are expected this afternoon.
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NOT WANTED HERE.--A late paper states that
" there arrived at Antwerp lately, under the
conduct of brigade Of gendarmes, transport
OF OF thirty or forty prisoners, from the depot Of
HIioogstracton These men will embark for New
York, by the first OPPORTUNITY
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SUPPOSED PIRATE,-.Neac York, June 4 =
The bark Gem of the Sea, from New Orleans,
just arrived, reports that on the 28th ult., in
latitude SO, she was chased three DAYS by a
suspicious schooner, filed with men. She had
every appearance of a piratical craft,
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HsALM OLD casks for sale by
n apo eoa2w A. pELAGRApE 4 co, 10 magazine ct
"a OOD-150 cords Dry Wood on the bank
of tti River at the Agisrs Warehouse, far sne by
teo22 A 8. COCHRAN a HALL. SO Gravier strsst
1910 A.. ,OQo sacks Liverpool, one-fourth
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Rses0cre of SfyNsa gsstUses Hernia.
acitEs fxI dts GO9.a.na.a

@ fhose lhihllible for the of RUpTERE in all m
eris are daily increasing popularity afflicted proclaim
To- ths1 friends with heartej 81 cured ured-radicaiy
sHERslANs PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REa1EDYu,u
1hs NEEDLES Faculty Of this throughout England
and their appreciation this Cara
Eve russ ale ne! the only
@sss y acontr a. aths it's sh elastic comfortable
wear closes completely the herna ring perfectly retains the
rupture nderhnv But Observed that il moi
alone the construction othe oI t
cure they must look equally correct spn,rae nv
person familiar with the body, proper
truss &c that good will result from ence the cels.
araea writer on Hernia ably it nceat
The RUPTURE REMEDY application ,shicbis
aen absorption facilitating and adding pernanency 10 The cure
Its certain yeakness in The 1--we,
abdomen, or predsposIion rupture. " -
The experience OF the
ho has devoted the study Hernia 81
np nabes him examhaton select
sI sn shape promote speedy and radical cure
PLANTERS and others Cured ;tbort
NESS. - 'tei1 Anu nor-F oA-
Patsons the Patent TRUSS and RUPTURE
EMtD and to avoid worthless limitations be particular w.
member the name and observe the STORE and to INQUIRE
Tor and have personal interview with ~ " d
r GH NJ At
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIPE-Ioo-
don, Q, W June 3.-The cars on the Great
Western Railroad ran off the track near this
place last evening, and pitched down an en-
bankment, smashing up the passenger and
freight cars, killing seven persons (all second
class passengers) and seriously injuring several
others -four, at least, fatally.
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ENISH OTIS. nANnLES- SOAP atn

NIsH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc.
Il LAID hl-l5ohbl Winter Strained;
SPERM oIl4--i0 bbls
WHALE UiL--lGbbls
TANNER O.-Ts bbls Bank and Straits;
LINSt ED OID-3O bb Boiled and Raw
NEATSt 0PT OlL-2G bbls Pure
CASTOR 0Il.-2s tblp Blows
SPIRITS OF, T URPENTINE-20 bits;
ALC0H0l--2g bills;
MACkEhEL-lU09 pack sgas Nos. /, Q and s.,
SALN0S-20O pkgs, bbls andk kits;
CoDFlSH-Sd1 o1ee Churr hills;
HERRiSS-l00 bbls aud 200 Scaled;
sHAD-50 halves and So qaariers
TONGUES ANI4 SCUM hRIyts and so kttA
SALMON TRoUT-lO bbts: N'
CANDLES 90 boxes Sperm, and 200 do. Star
SOAP--3t boxes IAcksous and Lyennores;
CRUSHED SuGAR-2Dbbis;
IfA-s 0pkgs Inp.riRl Pouchong;
LEMON SYkuP-l0O boxes various brands:
BRANDY-2n Or and rs eighth casks ,
WttlSh Y-50 bba Old Bourbon
MADEIRA VINES eighth asks, very fns;
CRASBERRlES-l0 b0ls, 20 half and is or!
RAlSlSS-l0O half boxes;
500 boxes Pie Fruits Pick Preserves
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U. s. SENATOR FROM MASSACHUSETTS. Bos
ton, June The Governor has appointed Hon.
julius Rockwell, of Pittsfeld, United States
Senator, in the place of Hon Edward Everett,
resigned Mr.. Rockwell has been Representa-.
tive in Congress from Berkshire county, and
Speaker Of the Massachusetts, House of Repre-
Ssesntatiyes, He is a progressive whig, and of
high moral character
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A Washington clergyman, Sunday or two
since, while stating deficiency in the collec-
ton remarked that since the issue of three
cent pieces, the revenue of his church had de-
creased nearly one half~
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Compromise Kay, from Shreveport
suitena, Bentley from keokuk and Quincy
Sarah Gordon, Ross, from Camden,
H HILL Newell, from Nashville,
Unicorn, Robinson, from Red River.
Cora, No p Kimbal from Red River.
Wy Lsure HILL Cnt NJ from Bayou Sara.
Bulletin No ,, Church, from ST. LOUIS.
Jean Webre. eowles, from st. Martnsgile.
Chancellor Nc 3, Bacon, from louisville
Fulton Louis, from white River.
Opelonsas Neal, from Green R Yer, .."
CD,Jr., palferes, from Latourche.
Storm, Mckinney, from Jefferson.
Empire, Meekin, from Louisville.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE Sarannah, June 8.
The steamship State of Georgia returned to port
to-day IN consequence of the arrangement of
her machinery in the storm of Thursday night.
she VIII sail tomorrow. She has on board
twenty-five liberated slaves to go to Liberia on
the Baltimore packet