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CersssPsndsaee Of the Dispatch.
SAIr euiPHun sParHas, Monroe Co.,
August It'll. 1854.

Cofgoop9ndonee OF the DtePaech.
SALT eulrnua srsrsos. Monroe Co.
August It'll, 1854.
DxAa DnrATcH:-It WIN probably be matter Of
soms surprise 10 ron to receive line from this va
terins place, which believe b mot much visited By
your Richmond Springs going people. More thas
a week ago, LEFT your city for the purpose o.
spending some time In the western part of our
state, which, though native born yirginian, and
now out Of my teens, had never seen. NY
movements were somewhat quickened by the
cholera panic, which Get all Richmond agog and
was advised to direct my steps to this place:
s'For heard the folks say
Twas place ine and gay,
And wanted to see 1t, own"
will not say word Of the most pleasant wsy Il
reaching this place, except that there are two
routes from Richmond the one via the Central,
and the other by way Of the Danville cars, and
t,at came by the fomer to the White Sulphur
where remained day to recruit.
1t has been said by some one land You can
doubtless tell who) that he who makes two blades
Of erase grow where only one grew before. 10 a
public benefactor In somewhat the same light dc
regard him who calls the attention of bis fellow
tra-eiers 70 . place Of public resort, where they
may seek either health or pleasure, surrounded BY
all the comforts Of home This il the object
have. In inflicting upon you this communications
And let me state in advance. that what shall say
with regard to this place IL not an ordinary news
paper puff; but tbs plain unvarnished tale,
containing In it, every line, that pearl of grea
price, truth. In my day, have visited many wa
tering places, but no where have seen the sarn'
order and regularity displayed. nor the same car
manifested for the comfort of the guests that i
here shewu by the gentlemanly proprietor, Mr.
Erskine.
He 10 Virginia gentleman of the old school. whit
either inherited this property, or acquired it b!
marriage, and he considers each guest mem
Der of his family.
This family. am pleased to state, now number
over two hundred, and Is daily increasing, not b.
doublets, but by scores and II must continue 4
increase when it il known that we have here q ia
bls and accommodations, against which have ye
to hear the first word of complaint
But adieu, fesr am becoming tedious vii
only say that when left Richmond, directed you
Invaluable paper to be sent to at this place, ant
that receive 1t as regularly as the mail comes
which | am sorry is very irregular just now. Tn
only drawback to my pleasure here, Is that l d
not receive the DISPATCH on the day it 10 issued.
Yours, in haste,
Cry SUBSCRIBER
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OUTRAGEOUS MURDER.-We have never heard of
more shocking murder than we have now to re-
cord, man named Jacob Vogh who resides near
this place shot his wife through the heart last
ming about7 o'clk, of course causing instant DEATH
Il seems that dispute had arisen between them in
re'a ion to negro woman, which they both claimed
Angry words passed and scuffle ensued, during
which he caught both of her hands, drew his pistol
and fired. The ball struck one of her hands and
then struck her body as above described The muir.
derer Immediately fed and at the last accounts had
not been caught-picksburg Sentinel, July 81
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The beautiful horse, upon which Madame Tour.
naire was wont to perform her equestrian feats,
died recently In Cincinnati.
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Proper sPIRIr.-"Sir," said one of two antag.
which had not been confined to words, you have
called me scoundrel and a liar, you have spit in
my face, you have struck me tpice. hope you will
not attempt to carry this any further for if you do
you will rouse the sleeping lion 10 my breast, and
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no THE LADIES.-The so6sc-;6e

~, = paving purchased Ill ihs stock Of SILK NAN
H.. So ana . large ysEisty Of other 6ooas 81 the
some French Sill Embroidsred Mantass Hieh ri.iS.
ntoesAe and 6lack 0ilk, win 6nd 4 10 their sdvsn
80 e give him 2 call. before purchAing elsewhere
.na Fancy D4K GOODS, ard 8 assirous Of rsdneEns
ne seme. yereons msy rsly Gettne ersat haresins
ne 1lu eeti Many exf3ctes II hs dne q great}v =.
eacsa prices iron early 6pxinR sales
NORRIS W. ROSE.
y - No. 30 Broad 4
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DOYAL PARRISH. COMmIsuor

III CHANT, having located permanently in the
City Of Richmond. aoliciz consignmenfs from his
frienda and others of Wheat Flour, Tohscco Corn.
the country generally He hopes BY strict attention
70 business 70 share portion OF public patronsse
his ONCE q pres.nf i q Butsr Tnsleys on Car,
this market for my friends. .s'p ~
m 4-fndkc.
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THOUSAND DOLLARS

vemh.y M .;.iL S1IOoI.TU NAL FAIH.-In No
lsos wiii Pc drawn to close our MagniGcen,
non 70 sll Who expend $S in portraits. or who nav
as UNE DOLLAR; the balance only payable w6en1
their pictures taken. F-' ""en
have closed the above and are eivin, in rl...
y. - que ohs which have imme date value Of Si
PtosPecnve one a. shares donation of $50 ON
""' A. fkATT. Daguerrean Artist
M l45 Main st., Richmond.
an, .f M. r. sIMONS. Daguerrean Artist.
~ - Isl Main at Richn,ona
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,s,h w. AnDI,kansway from the subscriber on IN.
YEAR, OF age. feet or inches bish. Fin.
smsIt ss color S he xss raised in Hampton b. MI
which place lmosnsr now living at Old Point, to
me- te~afa TO any person who will deliver him 10
/, On BENJAMIN DAVIS
- = NO. 3 Wall street, under CITY Hotel
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DESIGNATIONS. &c

DISSOLUTION Owing to the death Of
IL Thomas Tinsley, Jr, the firm of Butler l. Tins
ley 10 dssolved All persons indebted to the firm will
ing claims against will present them for settle.
ment.
aus BUTLER TINSLEY
NEW CONCERN.-Ih have this day taken
~ in copartnershipmy brother, John T. Butler,
the business to be conducted in the name of James
T. Butler u Co.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore literally
bestowed on Butler l. Tinsley ! will be pleased to
have a continuance with the new firm.
au s-lmd&3mc JAMES T. BUTLER.
DIsSOLUTION.-The Co-Partnership
y heretofore existing between the mh.cribs,s,
10 dissolved this day by Limitation. 1t being impor
tant to settle up the business of this concern all per-
sons indebted to the same are requested to make
payment as early practicable and all creditors are
requested to present their claims for settlement
Either partner 10 authorised to use the name Of
the concern in liquidation
July 1st 1854. E. r WINSTON.
CO-PARTNERSHTP.-Tlb subscribers
have this day associated themselves together under
the style and firm of e. T. WiN6TON 4 CO.. for
the purpose Of conductng the GROCERY and COM
MISSION BUSINESS IN the city of Richmond
They will keep constantly on hand large and we'll
selected stock Of GROCERIES. including every va
nety of domestic and foreign LIQUORS s.
They desire to thank the patrons Of tho old con.
Germ Of SUTTON 4 WINSTON for their kind pa
tronage and solicit continuance Of their avors for
our new concern. e. r.. WINSTON.
w. n. SUTTON,
july 1st 1854 " PIN
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NoIlCE:-Ihe friends and patrons =,
~ ehe lske William MeLauchI.n a.. ;nsc.- 1870. "
- . g. "a 81, =; !. s sss.
ths i IN h. e. on y thssubscriber
n, .asr custom b respectfully nod e0n1'aa-
plssss ~ i lhask claims against his sstste III,
that tAe esrlissf mss.. e me e eoca poesihle.
juSensopt. - p esepfed To- hair "a.
NN-.ln s......
lS n 8. sod quality. nov lsn1ing s1d
~ VIKINGS : MiLLxa.
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BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.
THIS Institution is situated on Church
i Hill, Richmond, Va. in delightful, airy posi-
p.es
The underafgued give their personal attendance to
all patients placed under their charge.
TERMS.
Golored patients. g per week
Private Recommendation. 49,. ). 81 to $40 +" q
cnss and da MsdesI and Surgical sttsndanss
a. No contagious diseases admitted.
PHYSICIANS.
( a1 c.s. NJ p H. D. j. a.. = s D.1s1 4
Resident Phy.ieian-ED. c. DaEw, M. b.
ply 70 the RESIDENT PHYsIciANS.
T ICORICE, &c.-The subscriber has in
g Cases q: = I'D = Iieo.lee Past.
* Do Do . 81 asis "
I % Dc yssnassslli : s.isl.
$50 Lbs. Prime Tongue Beams. So 4
40 Ounces Otto Of Roses. ass k9
JOHN A. ROBINSON,
my l6-ds corner Cary and Va. sta.
NEW BOOKS-Just received By HAIR
vR0LD Z MURRAY, ~, Brosd strset--
The Sandwich islands, BY A. Haole--price 81
Our Honey Moon, and other Comicalities from
Alone-sd edition-by Marian Hsrland--sl.a5.
vara, or the Child Of Adoption--sI.
Inc tron Cousin, or Mutual lnt1uence-el %.
Assths Bsaufort or Family fride-$1.
TIsw s yesra IL the Philippine Islands-el.
Lamplghter-fresh upply-@1.2.
Tempest and sunshine, 81 Miss MARY ], Holmes
kIls and !; ss,,ias. q NM R.rtinsson-slas
Or Jd0per E9YoW. by Chaa I.evAv-sn i
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a VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Il FOR SALE.-For sale, and possession given
1st Septekber, or probably sooner, the House now
occupied by A. 8. Lee on 18th street between Mar.
shall and Clay.
1t is one of the best locations In the city, being
quite retired, and at the same time within FIVE mi
nutes walk of the centre of business Main 1T.
the feet that the present occupant desires remove
to Church Hill, it could not be purchased.
my 3-ts LEE & CO.
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nISSOLUTION.-T Co-Partnershi,
w. M. SUTTON
July LIST. 1854. E. r. WINSTON.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES snbscr;hers

DISSOLUTION OF COP PARTNER
Il SHIP-The copartnership heretofore existins
between SANDERSON, CROUCH 4 HOOPER
was dissolved ON the 25th nit. The business will
herssiter be conducted under the name of CROUCH
4 HOOPER. Z
All lawful business transacted by the former firm,
will DO settled By the undersigned.
nISSOLUTION. OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP-The concern of SLADE BAKER Il
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. SLADE h alone authorised to settle the cut.
standing debts snd credits of the concern.
an ait b. sLADE
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2S9e1N21 2 4 9 z E I-B Q a I

ACCOMMODATION LTNE-The subscribes viii
commence running their new boat PLOU0H-BOY
Capt Ro. T. Crouch, between RICHMOND and
NEW CANTON, on the 2Sd inst, Tuesday next
Great inducementsf for ease and comfort are hereby
ing avoided and taking or Leaving the hos
at all places in the day time. ' ''
Leave Richmond, at A. NJ, on Tuesdaya Tbu,
days and Saturdays, arriving in New Canton, at p
M, of the same day.
Returning-Leave Nsw Canton 1t A. NJ. on Mon.
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving In R;ch'
mond at 8 p. NJ, of the same day -''sA'
Passengers win take break fast and dinner ON bosa
the boat. - D'aia
Fare the same a. that heretofore charssa hv H..
line OF M essrs. Boyd, Edmond l. Davendort '
Of,ce on 7th street, opposite Mvers' Warebouse.
ct CROUCH HOOPER,
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NV FAMILY FLoU6.-A saoorjor
Fvi ssis 3 : in III 1a'' ~ I'~ssssv,sdl
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NOT.CE.-The Subscribers have r.
=. s.. svss sss r. st Sss and
Lee We feel yerv th.nsf ILL.,. ~ occupied b. A. q
s ~ herssoiofs bestowed npon %, and hops a.
euss h sssrsa:. Of bs.ass a the koass nov o.
On the Basin bank We promiss ~ ~
asnaer satafaction to all who may favor 81 M sbis
sus n. z. O. + w. y. 1OMPkINR
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MOUNTS ron REMIT AID GAIA
= FOR RENT .--Eightsen New and
csavsnisat 1sssnssls o. Hishls.l arsst
M n ss.: g Sc ass s aa.'i 4 q lie
Ssssry sso ss~ nsst 80. 70 into opsl.son
and sIsesnt wstsr On q: premises Aen' noaels''
2 !. sssi e ss''a'i WI frl o. HJEwErr
r FOR RENT-A pretty little Brick
u Tensmsnt. on the North side 81 hsrshsii
street. sd above AadsS Tn ;t5:ss f cook
= FOR z ENT.-Two Attic Rooms. in
Locust Alley. 1sp., gsr month a.hr g % sssh
p FOR RENT.-A tenement on Canal
street, lately occupied By Mr.. HsJs. Rent.
.as 5 ~ l'l'A roLER COOK. Agents.
= FOR RENT-The house 1t present
aud "a streets The house i neatly fnished and has
alI the conveniences for family resdencs Posses.
apply at my Foundry. 3. D. DENOoN.
IN Sta
. FOUR PLEASANT ROOMS to
let at the Floyd House, furnished or unfur
nished. a. may suit the one applying. il 2s-s
= HOUSE FOR RENT.-E. G. and
u w. D. Tompkins have concluded to remove
. e s s.% s9 =: .s The h: :so &
ton for commission house, bong situated near the
Basin ON Cary street, No. lS4. Possession can be
Ais J, s@ Apply 1f S5. 46klss
= FOR RENT-A desirable three sto-
IL y brick dwelling. ON 7th # between Franz
Msr.hsll Possession win BE- given upon the Let Of
oi,essI Appsto Corner e. c %Hi .Ha 6ts 4.
= FOR RENT-The desirable resi-
II denee on Main, between lst and Foushee sta,
recently occupied BY Mr. Chas. Gay. 1t possesses
every modern ''''''i 6issE 4Ef'E Johnson
Fl FOR RENT.-Several Offices for
- rent on the corner Of 10th and. Broad sts. APP
PIG Us r1sslrr snn.nr:
Fl FOR RENT-The very pleasant
IL and commodious Dwelling. corner 5th and Cary
NOV oscus e. ny tine e 10
It one of the most desirable residences In the city
Possession given from LIST to 18th juno. Apply to
myz-s W ~ 4 SAS ! PSo5wERs.
~ FOR RENT-Ad desirable new brick
containing rooms. With gas and water on the pre-
misses. Possession given Immediately. For terms
's @Y so-ts JNo. L. sMlrBER. No. % Main st.
= DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
Mrs E. Whitaker and Mrs. Mary HILL Is for sale and
possession given Immediately. 1t is situated on 9Th
st. North of Marshall; in very pleasant and agree-
able The HSa.s contains SIX
'''A'' App' - 'l' 'A' JAMES D. ELICIT.
iva General Agent and Cem'n Merch't.
r VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
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GUAA lo IT, kel1vien G1snS Il
kis-S d. xosraAn ! %
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fTNo MILLEHk & lave orlo' 81 i s0nsr1
:. esI.s! t1ssz, I. !: j eslslsaksi > aasas silU,
- sAAL. AyaIe.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE,
GRoRssrowN, August q.

& 6EoRssrowN, August q, 1854.
Our Methodist friends returned from the
Montgomery camp late yesterday afternoon.
all appear we'll pleased with the trip, and
coincide in representing it as one of the most
orderly and interesting meetings Of the kind
ever held in this section of country. The
number of ministers present was unually
large. amang whom were several of the most
eminent attached to the Baltimore Conference
The venerable Bishop Waugh was on the
ground during the whole meeting, and set an
example of diligence, of fervor of spirit, and
Vi lncessant toll, which might we'll put to
shame all the lethargic and ease seeking
among the ministers and laymen His labors
will not 5000 be forgotten.
The supply Of butter in our market continues
to decrease, and prices to advance. Several
wagon loads arrived on Wednesday and Thurs.
day, and readily demanded $24 q s25 per 100
pounds for good and inferior in kegs.
The Rev. Mr.. Slicer continues very much
indisposed from the injuries he received in the
fall be had last spring, 50 much 90 as to die
qualify him from any public ministerial du-
ties
Flour. and Grain Market.-Receipts of
fur continue light; demand active, with sales
of good standard brands At 81. White and red
wheat 81 IS $1S5. Good corn is in de mand
at 80 cents SPECTATOR.
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seIgIr OF TIE MORNING pRRss.

1ae Unions leader, this morning, is head
81 Inc Last Wing Fraud upon the American
People, +" in which it discusses the dishone sty
OF IL. political opponents on the Nebraska
9ueation. The columns of this journal are
.prnclPslly taken up with long articles about
AsnnsylSsnis politics. II the Union vas not
Gate 1 to-day, at Washington, We should think
we were 2erusing the organ of the Democracy
OF the Keystone State" time-iu the midst Of
an exciting political campaign. a
Beside its Interesting correspondence and
news Paragraphs, the InteNigsneer of to-day
gives its readers . full account OF Ca,iso-n;a
politics, includiDg synopsis of an ELOQUENT
speech delivered at the Wing Convention 70.
Gently held In that State, by the Hon. Bailis
Reyton., -"
1ae Sentinel discourses about "Nayal Re.
LIN Engineers" The New York Mirror and
the Ab1ii,ionists," and Nebraska Democrats
Ia the Free States - In the last named ar.
uess, The editor takes occasion to show that III.
eossoilDg unction the enemies of the Nebraska
r'h are endsavering to lay to their souls in
tbo hope that those representatives IN Con
srfss from the free States who voted for the
Nebraska bill will be rejected by the people,
:: all bosch
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---- GRAND GALA DAY.
GRAND MILITARY 4 CIVIC IxouRsloH
- Prospects, CoYnet Band

H. This talented and popular
Band moet respectfully announce
to the citizens Of Washington, GerEstcvn and
Alexandria Il At they Will give grand Military and
Civic Excursion 20 the WHITE HOUSE PAvIL-
LION, on MONDAY afternoon, August %.
The swirl and splendid steamer GEORGE wash
INGT0N has been chartered for the oocA don. and
Will leave Georgetown Of O'clock. Washington az
~, Navy Yard at 8, and Alexandria at &. ketnrp-
ing. will leave the Pavilion At sessopsbe hour.
The Committee have made the most extep rive
rsngements to render this one Of the mort PHEASANT
of the season.
The Band will perform some Of the most popular
pieces Of the dsy, the Bras Reed. and String In
sruments, and thsir celebrated Cotflion Band,
superior to any In the city under the diresoo n
Pro essor J.. Weber, will be in attendance.
The Refreshment department IL placed In the
bandsof an experienced and accommodating atefsr.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting e.ntleman and
lsde; 10 be had at the usual Ilacss. or Of any men
bers of the Band, and at the wharf on the day q
the excursion.
The officers and members CT the military rom.
pasiss are respectfully requested to appear m uni
form.
Mr.. p. Dubant hiss kindly voiuneered bis services
TO act as Fl>or Manager the OCCASION, and Mr.
vanderweIkeu has kindly consented 20 havs sf2ges
at the wharf on the arrival OF the boat.
Should the Yea her prove unfsvorabl,S the e4cus-
sion will be postponed until further notAN-
~ Z. : Comnstte> Of Araa1emeSa.1 TL1
J. F. Prospri, Fred. Protper,
A. pons. L, Weher,
L. Wagner, }. Rappstu,
c. Prospect. ''
aug 21-1w
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HIGH PRICE OF CoAL.-As an evidence of
the fact that the prices of coal must fall, (ssys
the New York Mirror) We give the following
statistics, and will add that stocks are rapidly
accommodating in the hands of dealers, who can
only clear thtiry yards by a reduction in figures.
The amount Of coal from the Maryland coal
field during the week ending 18th was 6l6s
tons. Total for the year from the ontire region
1888 10 tons, of which "a, ls1 OIL tons passed
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
"a, S4715 tons down tho canal Amount to
same lime last year 26s, 5s9, increase this year
1907 10 tons.
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THING. IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, August, Is, 1854,

PHILADELPHIA, August, Is, 1854.
Hsoith Of the City-A Cass of Y.Now Fsrey
-DtSgHstsng Omtrags-C haylss JeuAtus
IN tToabls-A true 6tH against Bsaie, tie
Dent'st-H ing nominations, &c.
Notwithstanding the intense heat of the
weather, the city continues healthy, the chol-
era having almost disappeared from private
practice. However, according to the report of
the port physician, DR.. Gilbert, we have had
{ case OF ysIo.o Jtrer in this city. he off.
cially visited the patient and found that she
WIS afflicted with the disease, as represe nted
5y her attending physician, and yesterday
norniDg she died The deceased was a domes.
nc Ut correct hsti.s and rs far as known. had
not been at any place or locality where she
would have boon liable to contract the disease
Or any af ection teudiLg 0 deyelope it.
on Wednesday morning, an Iri.hman named
Hugh Cochran, assisted by two neg-o men
enticed colored girl. about II year. of age,
aboard Of canal boat at Richmond. and at
JeDp'ed to outrage her person Her cries
o'oughl the police, and Coch ar was arrested
and taken befure Alderman Gathers, who held
Dim IN the sum OF $1,000 to answer at court.
lhe two negro men were arrested by the die.
'rict constable and committed by the Alder
man in default of $500 To answer The girl
gave her name as Sarah Smith. She was sent
homs.
Chsrles j nkins, the we'll known comic singer.
aud the keeper Of lager beer saloon in Ches.
nut street, was arrested while 10 the act of at.
'empting to crack 3 customers skull With
billy. Yesterday morning he was taken be-
tore the Mayor, who hed him il $1,000 to
answer the charge Of keeping disorderly
house, and $500 to answer the charge Of riot
and assault AID battery. The injured man
bad hIs wound dressed at a dug store
The grand jury yesterday found true bill
against Stephen 7. Eeale, charging him with
violating the per- on Of Miss Narcissa e Nudge
The trial will probably take place during the
ensuing week. Da:id Paul Brown, ESQ, has
been retained for the defendant -
The Whig Convention 70 nominate candidates
for the Senate and Assembly, for tho Repre-
sentative District within the bounds of the old
oity proper, met las: evening and made The
following nominations: Senate. Wm. A. Crabb:
Assembly, George K. Smith, William X Nor
RS, Thomas Biddle, jr, aud Il. X. Strong.
Inc "hig Convention 70 nominate CITY off
GERS 5e.assemoled yesterday, and had i9 un.
successful bailotiugs for a candidate for Re.
cordsr. The contest is said to be between the
Id line wings and those inclined to Know
NothiL gism.
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Greytown. to be bombardsd, and the same
was bombsrded for more than three hours:
and aftss such bombardment he ordespd tho
same to be fred, and in pursuance Of such or.
der the anne was 81, h1eto, and she house
add eoods Of this dsponsns Here SoLsuhed.s
whsreby this depodsnt sustained damages 10
sides the profis whieh this deponent would
have made ICON the sale Of each goods had the
same been sold; that thisffinE of the said
city or town was done in tine Of peace, and
the goods and house of this depouent were
wrongfuily injured and destroyed while the
same was used aud occupied in lawful trade:
that the said George N. Rol'ins was at the
time Of the firing OF said city or town, and eyer
ida, as this deponent is informed and believes.
Further this depcnent saith not -s7s7z's, ~
Sworn before me on the I'D of August, 1854.
st JAMES HAYrI, Com. Of Deeds.