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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

In Town, ~ Hon. S. B. OLMsrRAD, late
President Of the Council, arrived in the city
on Saturday evening. He is in flne health
eAH ~ ~ itte. U.s.. . ...a Il. -. {. z5.- ~ u
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-05

g.. CLosEDD II LAsr.4The riiyerfroze, over on
Sunday night at this point, much to the de.
light Of mast Of our citizens. - s,,a2
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THE HYDROMAGEN.

Or MMertI0M Al consumpsve Ccrk Solos,
MANDFACTURED BY HARCOUDT, HnADLIY
Az 20, - Market street, Manchester. 1riseipaI
waIehocse log Wood street, Cheapside, Loadon Eng
land American establishments, IS AAD street and l02
Nassau street, New York. ~ s.f.ssI-rs.a -
We also the wholesale and retail agents ios the
Territory. for the above invaluable article For further
advertisements the Daily Pioneer, Times end Min
nesotan also the handhls, posters, show cards nam
phlets, and publications being issued and circula
ed through this city. novz6 BOND 4 KELLOCG
MONONCaAHIEI.A WHISKEY.
I'D enough 70 Stand on is e~a i.erts and speak for
" ITSELF Good for medicine and for Aavorine the
culinary dspsrtmestsef the NemsAsld, At
.1lTfisssd Il 500 BOND KEl.LOCC6,s
"a % @IZotdBscvn Drug Store, 81. Anthsny stree4.
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Did

TfI77'7 70 DIED.
On tn. 27th us Of erysipelas, JANE, wife Of THos
BAKER m the esd gear Of hsr ige. $500 ,-,
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And to hOme-remembcr me,

G.. w. STEWART.
Mr.. Stewart had for many years held the
office of assistant doorkeeper to the House OF
Representatives, and was well known as an
efficient officer, and high-minded and honora-
hle man. - -
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~ JEFFERSON FARMER, Esq Is an authorized Agent
Tor rHE PIONEER at Caena to subscribers and ad
ver'isemcnts Ills receipts viii be regarded
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e. See third page, under Commercial head. for rate
OF Money AID Exchange, St. Paul .nl Galena Markets.
aad miscellaneous items
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.5T8f so1G saUt.J
.9saoE gE5. a1E. ~ IS.
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egUVIs useless 60 enumefating We keep the
IL sCity Drug Store )" the cheapest, best and most
exten sve Territory. We attend strictly 70 the
Prescription Department Of our hoase, and win be
found always on band % Eraify ali the wants of our
numerous wholesale and retail city ana country ems
tomers We guarantees Osuis you ALL both a. 70 price
and quality. Yours respectfully. ~. = -
BOWS s.,,s.o .Isl3a brs IN BOND A KELLOGG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL-D Hume. Alexandria;
3 Easley, Halifax; S o Southall. Farmyille; H H
lady, Miss Libby, Boston; StrayeI. Virginia; M
Thomson, lady and servant. Mrs w Thomson, 2 chill
dreu and servant, C; DR. L s Joynes, Accomack; E
Lancaster, Petersburg; F E Brook N Y; C NJ Far
man, &c; Meghs Claybroek, 7 Claiborn.
WEBB Alabama W Hunt.I' Balt scott. Mo.
bile; w Gait. Bottetourt; R Read, London; Capt
w Halett, U Army; Caperton, Monroe; A
Dowell, Lexington; DR. Wexford, Fredg; C
Dejarnett, Caroline; A Fletcher. Ohio; w Spindle,
Mr. Mrs M B Wright, Miss Z Grant, Essex shrynck,
Stauuton; S Leake, Madison; DR. Stribling Staun-
ton.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-H w Jones' Va; 7
Drake. N J; w Fontaine, Va Hardin. Richmond
w Bell, N C; T E Marshall, Phila; L w Timber
lake, W Harris, H u. % w Hudson, Loqiss;
C; A Parrish, Andrews, 6 Kremer, J Havermy-
e. Va; W Douglas tSqsa Kemp sagntoa;
Spottsylvsnia; w Groton, Va
AMERICAN HOTEL.-B L Ferguson. N York; II
Eustace City; r Clements A Foukes Miss M
M Booth. T D Goods. Charlotte; 6 E Harrison, F
E Rives. Va; Capt Kinsman, Mass; Thompson, Pc
tsrsbursi Hood, w M Hood, cu%be sIs; Il
lit N Y; c MeEy.y, Richmond 6 Taylor. R L
d Railroad; r l. Madison and lady, Va.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Maj J w Spratley, Sur
ry; d. T w Spratley, Suffolk; w D Scruggs Packet
Boat; Martin Thos Campbell, Halifax; DR. A w
Graves, Madison; w Hughson, Palmyrs; Mil.
LEI. lee, Nottoway; g Morgan, PAtsburg w
Phillips, Amelia; w Quarles, King VIM; Geo w
Williams. Richmond D w Tally, Halifax; Wiley,
Amelia; w Tucker, Halifax; F veazley, Danville;
D Wake, Va; VIM 2 Tucker 7 Wilkerson, Halifax;
phan, Lynchburg; G w Norwood c; Capt VIVA.
ling, Va& Tenn R; Jas F Hooper, r Milheim,
Lee Seay, Fluvanna; H Bane, Giles; T Low
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
At RANDoLPH's BOOKSTORE, 121 Main st.
O'Clock. IL O'Clock. O'Clock.
So IS rs
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY Is
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Haxall, Chichester New York, mdse., David
Currie.
Schr Richmond, Harris, New York, mdse d. Currie
Schr Orianna Dodge. New York, mdse D. Currie.
Downey.
sehr Nebraska Bonnell, New York, guano, Booker
& Watkins
schr Sarah Elizabeth, Semer., Philsdelpbia. cars.
Central Railroad. e' way
schr Henry Read johnson, Norfolk, fish, J. Wom.
schI w. Colguitt, Kerwin, Baltimore, mdse., w.
Z. s. Tailiaferro 0o' ~ l. "
SAILED,
S S seiota Young, Attakapas, light
Coiqutt l. Co. oo"' " -.
Schr Agnes Ros', Doane, Halifax N. s.. -four.
sehr Edwin Aaron, Baltimore, coal, w. d. Gel.
NEW YORK, May 2i-Clesred. steamer Roanoke.
Richmond N' ~ 'eniioo' choslei,
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SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATES.

SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATES.
The New York Tribune's Warrington cor.
respondent, in opposition to Che correspon-
dent Of the N. Y. Herald, says that Lord Eli
gins mission does relate to cur Spanish Diff
culties, and that he is empowered to ofier
the services Of great Britsin as umpire be-
tween Spain and the United States Mighty
knowing people these Washington cores.
pondents Quite hand in glove with Lord
Elvin. and all other ambassadors extraordi-
nary and ordinary! No doubt the European
diplomatists make coafdantes of the letter
writer. of the New York press, as soon as
they arrive in Washington.
We may add here, that it is stated by the
Washington correspondent of the New York
Times, another illustrious member of the
know Every Thing Society" that MIR. Soule
viii not be recalled from Spain, noy volunta-
rily return but will abide by his excellent
friend, the Queen, and finish the acquisition
of Cuba.
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THE TIDE-WATER CONNECTION

AAA AADI- w ALT SONNECIlON.
we have heretofore suggested to our citi
zens the propriety Of taking measures for be.
coming celebration of that great achievement
the completion of the Underwater Connection
which may be anticipated in little more thar
month. 1t will be an era in the history o.
Virginia, and of the cities of Richmond ani
Norfolk. 1t is result most long and anx
iously desired by all the friends of the Cana,
In every part of the State, and by none more
so than by the city of Richmond, which has
iabored for it with unsurpassed zeal and
determination This grand State triumnb
ought to be celebrated in the most impos;no
manner in the metropolis of the State. anS
IN the locality of its contamination. Fo,
that purpose, let our citizens take stsns n
invite the friends of the James River i'm.
proyement from all parts of the Comron.
wealth to visit us on the comnle,;on ne ~ !.
TIDE water Connection, and unite with us IN
celebrating the great victory. wan Us III
We believe that the people of w.t..
Will yet come to the conclus;on .hne ~
James River and kanawba Canoi A; :: .,ie
greatest and most valuable improvarn.,,s TUG
projected for the benefit of Viro;n;a oses
that its extension to the Ohio wonlS r ala
her. in wealth and power, what the Ere a G ~
nal has made New York, an Empire State
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THEIR TRUE COLORS.

The passage of the Nebraska bill will have
the good effect of forcing all the latent abo
litionism in the North to the surface. We
shall see the true men and the false at q glance
Such journals as the N Y. Times will throw
off the mask and appear in their real colors
bitter, reckless and INSCRIPTIONS haters OF
the South. The miserable pretence, that
Nebraska has made them abolitionists, all
Southern men laugh to scorn. If that mea-
sure produces no other practical good, the
rending of the veil from the faces of hypo.
critics, will be national benefaction
The anti Nebraskaites are filling the air
with curses and menaces. They are hence
forth going to have no mercy upon the South
They are going to slay, devour, and, most
especially, steal. AS for the Union, it is to
s6e snapped in two, by the Tribune, Time,
and Post, like fine cambria thread. Well
lay hold, all hands of you, white spirits and
black,-Douglas, Raymond, Greedy, Beech
er, and al,-take good hold, and haul 70,
your lives. AS soon as you have upset the
Union, let us know it, and the State of Vir
ginia will give you contract to remove thu
Blue Ridge and the Alleghanies, which are
at the present very much in the way of GU,
system of Internal improvements.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
TRIDAY MORNfN0, NAY 8, lssa
JOHN MITCHELL.

The numerous admirers In Richmond of
this distinguished Irish patriot are ON the
alert to give him an old fashioned Vir-
ginia welcome He il gentleman in all
respects deserving that honor, both for
himself and his country. There never was
n country wofehier the sympathy OF all
free and humane spirits than Ireland. Her
grievous expressions; her sufferings from IA
mine and the sword; the eloquence of her
orators; the fortitude of her martyrs the cou-
rage of her heroes the boundless and disin-
serested generosity of her people to the
needy and distressed and the services her
sons have rendered our own country on the
field and food, give Ireland claim on the
American heart such as can be preferred
by scarcely another nation under heaven. II
aught cosld add to the strength of the love
and gratitude which are due to Ireland from
every American soul, it is the stern and un-
compromising loyalty with which the Irish in
America, whether in the North, the South, the
East, or the West, have stood by the Ameri-
can Constitution and the rights of the South.
\ black swan is about as easily to be found
as &n Irish abolitionist. John Mitchell is a
worthy representative of his gallant and gen
erous race, and on account of his country and
his countrymen, even if he had no peculiar
claims of his own, we would hold out both
hands to him and grapple him to our hearts
with hooks Of steel
But he has merits of his own which Virgi-
mans cannot overlook. He has taken UP
the cause of the South in den of abolition
wolves, and laid about him right and left un
til the iercest of the pack has howled fol-
mercy. five had been called on to select a
North, we could not have found man in the
United States more to our liking than John
Mitchell nor one who united in so eminent a
degree all the qualities necessary for that po-
sition; the thorough acquaintance with the
Constitution in its spirit and letter; the power
and readiness in argument; sshe rich and va
ried scholarship; the vigorous and versatile
pen; the brilliant wit, irresistible humor, and
indomitable courage. Mr.. Mitchell is, be-
yond all comparison, the ablest writer of the
whole Northern press, and, in the short time
he has been in this country, has said more and
better things on the side of the South and the
Constitution than any New York editor has
said before him for the last quarter of cen
fury. 1t is rare that cant, hypocrisy and
humbug get their deserts in this world, but
the case of the abolition leaders who fell in
to John Mitchells hands forms an exception
The souls Of all honest men have been re
freshed beyond measure by the merciles
cudgeling which he has administered to thu
incendiary abolition editors and the unhap
Ply congregational pastors" ofthe North.
A hearty Southern welcome, then, to thu
Irish patriot, the genuine American and thu
true man-Johrr Mitchell
The dinner, to Mr.. MITCHELL, will taxi
place tomorrow evening, and to that, W.
hope every admirer of the generous stran
ger, who is so worthy of admiration, viii
auhacriha
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

DIR. BRAINERp respectfully announces
that the report of the Committee appointed to in.
vestgate aud report upon the merits of his system of
treating Diseases efthe Eye and Defects of Vision,
has been rendered; but as he has ermned to pre-
sent it only in printed form, and is compelled to be
absent from two to four weeks its presentation will
be deferred until notice is given in the public jour
nals which will be in due time.
Until farther notice. he can be consulted by adj
dressing him at New York city, Box FOL.
Fee for consultation, 81; or for treatment $I0-in
advance.
He will leave Richmond on Saturday, May 27th
Until which time, he be consulted at the FIX
change Hotel. my 96-2t
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LORD ELGIN.

There is great contrariety of opinion as
to the object Of Lord Elgin's visit to Wash
ington. The majority of letter, writers from
Washington assert that his visit is solely with
reference to an arrangement of the fishery
question, and to aid in effecting reciprocal
trade between the British colonies and the
Y. 3. by treaty. The belief is expressed that
our relations with Spain have nothing to do
with his visit.
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DIED,

On board the steamship Jamestown, the 2Srd
inst, JOHN w. SMITH, JR. His friends and ac-
quaintances, and those of his father, Mr.. John w.
Smith, ST., requested to attend his funeral This
Afternoon at O'Clock, from the residence of his ia
Their, without farther invitation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

We invite particular attention to the sale
This Afternoon, at O'Clock, of the most valuable
Building Lots on Council Chamber Hill, such an
opportunity for procuring Building Lots, &c., desra
Bile in every respect, will hardly again occur
nv &c TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS, Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

The Philosopher GREELEY IS
out on Nebraska He divides his sermon
into two heads, viz:
IA perfect union of all earnest oppo-
nents of the Nebraska Iniquity, to procure its
repeal
H.-Immediate, energetic and comprehen-
sive organ 1atiGn, to aid the migration of
freedom loving settlers to Kansas"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

Mrs MowATT.-A committee Of citizens of New
York, has addressed very handsome letter to Mrs.
Mowatt, asksng her to accepta complimentary be.
neft in that city, before she retires from the
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AUCTION NoTICE.-The attention of deal
ers is solicited to sale this morning of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Bar Fixtures, &c. See adj
yertisement.
my rs A. MOTT l. CO., Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

NAPOLEON Funerals diorama of great
merit Is now exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall,
where everybody should call and see 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

The y !. Herald predicts that political
revolution viii follow the Nebraska bill, and
the country Be called upon to choose be.
tween the anti-slayery platform and the Con.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CTR ELEcriors. Yesterday, elections
were held In this city for Sheriff and Commissioner
of the Rcveuue;And AZ there was no formidable on
position TO either, Mr. Doswell or Mr.. Burton there
was not particle of excitement, and consequently
the vote polled WAS very small. Mr.. JAMES M,
MAY, some weeks since, declared himself Z csndi
date for the Sherifalty, and csnvsssed portion Of
the city. but finding Mr.. 7. w boswell a most
formidable opponent. despaired Of beating him. be
fore the election came on Mr.. boswell is deser
vedly one Of our most popular city officers faithful
In the dischargeof his duties, yet courteous and
affable to all with whom he has intercourse such
men are hard to beat, when the people have the
power of deciding their merits.
We subjoin the vote OF each Ward. merely re
marking. that Mr.. JAS. M. May did not receive a
single vote:
JEFFERSON WARD.
Sherlf-Thomas w. boswell 202
Commissoneyef ReueaSe Edwin Burton, 2oe
MADISON WARD.
SheriF--T. w. boswell, 1874
Com. Of Rer-Edwn Burton, 1914
MONROE WARD.
Sheriff.. w. boswell, 27f.
Com. Of Rcr.-Edwin Burton, 275.
Total number of votes cast in the city, 54l.
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4 OTIS FOR RENT wish 70 rent Or
Ia lssse tha Laaa 81 which my stAhls stood b.
fore burued down, from this time uut the iN ~ -
August 1s5a that being the time ssd tssee w y IL
piro. The lot fF0sis on Grace &seet ~ VII Il -.
Of the saad lease. Any petupn wishiat 70 iess w
otsr any part Of Il Win appy q tes ssSssIissTr
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NEW YORK CITY DELEGATION ON
NEBRASKA.

The n Y. Herald states that of the six
Representatives from N. Y. city, in Congress,
five voted for the Nebraska bill and one
against it. The FIVE ayes, were Messrs. Cut
ting, Tweed, Walker, Walbridge and Walsh;
the negative, one John Wheeler. 1t is pro-
bable that the above named FIVE gentlemen
represent the true sentiments of New York
City more intelligently and faithfully than
the Tribune and Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

THE EcLIPsE.-For account of the Eclipse,
this evening" first page of this days Dispatch;
and to see the Eclipse, get your 'smoked glass'
dr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

FRIGHTFuL.-A negro man, named Lew
s. feb from his dray yesterday morning, while
passing down Broad street. near the Central Depot
and one of the wheels passing over his left knee,
fractured 1t slightly. The accident was the result
OF careiessness, as most accidents are.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

The MONTGOMERY GUARD-Captain p.
7. Moore--will parade this afternoon and attend
the Centralcars their arrival at the depot, to
who is expected to arrive here at 1-2 o'clock
Every member of the company should be in the
line on this occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

RICHMOND SACRED Music SOcIETy.-The
Annual Meeting of the Society for the election of
officers and for other business, will be held IN the
Lecture Room of Rev. Mr.. Hoges Church. on MON.
DAY EVENING, 29th inst
The business of this meeting will be of a highly
important and interesting character. Tha Managers
therefore suggest to the members the necessity OF an
early attendance. my 23-3t
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COLLECTIONS FOR THE SUFFERERs.-Capt.
B. F. CH1LDREY, the obliging, knd-hearted and DO.
pular Conductor of the South-Sde Railroad has
by his active exertions collected $124 for the wi
dows and children of the miners killed by the re.
cent explosion in the pits in Chesterfield. Captain
SIMS, of the Danville Road, has a like sum- and is
continuing his collections.
1t has been suggested that those who have charge
of the funds for these unfortunate people, should
not pay it all at once but should husband it in such
manner as to do the most good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

Nor HEARD.-A negro boy named Jim,
IN the service ofMr R. Curry, was arraigned be-
ing and beating Charles. lad seven years old
slave of Mr. John Bigham. The little chap showed
the mark OF rough usage on his head, and there Is
very little doubt that the accused Ia the Identical
imp who thus maltreated him; but owing TO the ab.
sence OF Witnesses the exam ination was postponed
anti THE morning. s., -
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CApTURE OF RoGuE.-Yesterday

CAPTURE OF A RoGuE.-Yesterday morn.
ing, about 10 O'clock Officer Irving succeeded in ar
resting and caging free negro from Caroline coun
ty, calling himfeif Jordan Fox. who was discovered
In the furniture ware-rsom OF Messrs Jones Potts
last Tuesday night. This fellow will be brouphf
before the Mayor this morning. and properly dealt
with, for eectng an entrance into store house In
henight time.
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MECHUM'S RIVER, NAV 25- IA :

AsA The Undersigned 10 pre- pared to .o,,r,..s .
twenty or thirty BOARDERS and will nse his he's
TO render his guests comfortable and happy
the Virginia Central Railroad ten miles w. ST Of
iottesvilie, and near the eastern base of the Ria
mage, ms house will be particularly Attractive -
tnose who can enjoy pure air. cool water pure milk
ano Dutter sweet as The clover blossom torefhar
Win quiet retirement 10 the midst of the most
his house. ~ ~ 10 AeP. IN
TERMs-Per month, $40. (servants and ehildr.n
81 Ok ABOUT nail price :, per week, S. per day,
Pos. Office q "Mechum's River, Va.
NOTICE. have this day disposed Of INV
~ entire stock of Goods, embracing the usual Va.
nety found in Merchant Tailoring Establishment
sneeIiully recommend to my friends and customers
icon con.nu.nce Of the patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me. to Mr. Richardson with the full assurance
'aat they will be well pleased.
sn.a All aesTous OF closing up my late business IA
n nv - possible and can for the present be found
counts " eaihns ano settIing their &C
May %. 1854 M. hobEhTsoN.
having purchased of Mr.. F. M. RoRyRr.
SON his STOCK or GOODS :. nil, - - p. =
ana removed to the house formerly occ1 risd
~ nm, thiee doors below nv old stsrd swh.slp ~
seIhsI Win my stock of Goods preyiouslv On hand
ense.cs ne 70 oner q this time the most compIets
scS.a ms evef been my pleasure to offer here
]! wonld most respectfully Request ]. c.u s,o,. ~
Old friends ana cusfomerG, also thosa ~ NJ ~
sfson assuring them that every effort In nv nosvs,
VIII be exsrtsd 70 give satisfactfon. psve'
MN. HOLT RICHARDsON.
~ 81 eoa 49, : my 3s-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

The YOU'VE GuARD-Capt. RICHARDSON,
have accepted an invitation from the Fredericks
burg Guard, to partake of dinner, in that town.
on the 18th of Juue. The Young Guard most
fortunate in this invitation, and we can promise
them in advance, such reception and welcome,
as true soldiers extend to their brethren in arms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE JAMEsTowN.-
The following paragraph we clip from the Norfolk
Beacon of yesterday;
MIR. Smith, brother of Captain Smith of the Angus
ia fell from the hurricane deck to the spaIdeck of
the steamship Jamestown, her passage from
Richmond on Wednesday morning for this port and
was taken up nsensibe. On arriving in port he was
conveyed to@the Union Hotel, but survived only
about two hours. He continued insensible up to the
time of death DR.. Higgins called in, but the in.
juIies were beyond the reach of medical skill.
By reference to the obituary department of the
Dispatch it will be that the funeral of young
Mr.. SMITH is to take place this evening from the
residence OF his father Mr.. JNo w. SMITH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-26
WHO SELLS THE EST

WHO SELLS THE CHEAP PEST
w CLOTHING Before you decide call at tbs
Clothing establishment of A. LEVY, No. 50 Main st.
opposite the City Hotel. where you will find large
stock of ready-made CLOTHING, of his
iacure and should you prefer having your garments
made to order, you will find large assortment of
goods, from which you can make your selection. His
stock OF furnishing goods cannot be surpassed having
everything required for mems wear.
Call and you will be convinced of the fact thar
the cheapest Clothing can be had at
LEWIS Store,
26 Sian of the I'd Cast