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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-03
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Launch - DroDned- Fatal Railroad Accident--
Guardians Of the Po0r-Neu Enterprise, &C.
PHILADELPHIA, May L.
The light ship built at the Navy Yard and re-.
Gently converted into steam propeller for the
kene expedition, was launched this morning be-
tween Ii and IL O'Clock. She occupied a position
about 200 feet from the water and had to glide that
distance along the ways II is not yet known what
name has been selected for her, though she will
probably he called the Arctic.
Phillip Difenderfer, belonging TO Douglassvile
Berks county, was accidentally drowned in the
Schuylkill, at Vine street wharf, yesterday morn.
ing He was young man, aged 81 An inquest
was held by Coroner Delavan.
Coroner Delavan was, last evening, called 10
Richmond, to hold an inquest on the body of Mary
Kane, girl aged l3, who was run over by rail
road car, Ia the vicinity of Cumberland street
The guardians of the Poor held meeting yea
terday. The agent reported the census of the
amshouse at 2040 an increase OF 257 over the cor
responding period last year The admissions du :.
ring the past two weeks were 1919, births 12 deaths
SO, discharged IT'S, elopemsnts 65, bindings IL -
DR.. A. G. Deakyne was elected physician of the
1st ward. @a
company with a capital, If necessary. of
81, 500 600, has been chartered by the Legislature
the object of which Is to convert League Island and
the vicinity of the mouth of the Schus kill into
depot for coal, that will in time rival port Rich
mnnd. e E
Two hundred and eighty shares 10 the City7Bank
were taken yesterday, at $50 per share.
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GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN.

~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS The
subscriber has just received his second supply of
SGu mef Goods making his stock now complete, en-.
scng al the late sty les of Cloths Cassimefes and
Nastings. Aiss-Black Blue, Brown and Dahlia
Dress and Frock Coats Black and Fancy Cassimers
Coats, all styles; Silk Linen, Grass, Alpaca Shaug
hsi GinRhem Drsp-d Eta and Lutong Goats; Fancy
md Bisek Cashmere, Linen and Msr.eilles Pants;
Vests Of every style and quality; Shirts; Drawer;
CoNars; Stocss; CTavats; Ties; Gloves; Suspenders
Hdkt.; &c, to which he would respectfully ask his
fnends and the public generally to cali and examine
l.. B. SPENCE,
my2 No. 100 corner Main and IStb sts
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ARRIvAL OF THE LEvANr-As stated yesterday
the U sleep of war Levant. Commander Chas
C Turner, of the Mediterranean Squadron, ar
rived Ia Hampton Roads Sunday. Orders await
ed her to sc TO New York, for which port she sail
ed yesterday.
The Levapt called from Gibraltar the 30ih
March. The 81. Louis was to have left Gibraltar
the Sd April for Phiiadepha-ali well.
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NEGRO SoLDIKRs.-A letter from Havana, speak.
Ing OF the Volunteer Muster there, says "Is was
respectable display, and the white volunteers had
most martial appearance. The negroes, with or
without arms negroes still the heel sticks
out foot, and their action is true to nature
They have a natural aversion to gulpowder."
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GuANo IsLANDs.-The penalty Ia $50 for shooting
bird on the Mexican guano islands of Yucatan
Banks. The Mexican Minister of Relations has
complained of the crew ofthe American bark Rosa
OF Boston, for violating the law in that respect.
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Surf DEcIDED.-John 8. Rese g. Co., owners OF
the bark Fairmount, which was run down In the
Gulf of Mexico, In 1852, by the ship Tennessee,
and seven persons drowned, have recovered do.
mages to the amount of the value of the bark
from the owners of the Tennessee, In the U. s.
Circuit Court, at New Orleans.
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WONDERFUL. MRMoRY-The verbal memory OF
Shelf, one OF the authors Of Damon and Pythias
was wonderful 90 the State Triala in ls4a, be
reccited every word of his speech to the reporters
long before he delivered 1t in Court.
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Opp FELLOWS CELEBRArIoN.-In New Orleans
Thursday last the 36,h anniversary of the intro
duction of Odd Fellowship into the United States
was celebrated. Mons. GODDARD made balloon
accession on the occasion.
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REV DR.. TYNG-The New York Post publishes
letter from one of the congregation of DR.. Tying,
containing advice 70 him about his taking part
in the Temperance celebration. 1t contains genuine
huDor:
REV. AND DEAR BRoTHER-I have been readipg
the report OF your speech at the theatre and my
advice to you is, Don't do it again" hush the mat
ter up, and your friends will say nothing about it
The theatre Stephen, is no place for you. You re-
ceive salary for specific duty; you have building
lparty paid for set apart for your exhortations-a
building, Stephen which you ought to abide in. and
not "go a. after the idols Ezekiel vi 81 of this
wicked city. Besides. your orations do not report
well. =,
There is another matter too, that want to advise
you of have had some experience in public life
and you are just beginning Don't believe that you
are the biggest toad n the puddle becsuze you
the most applause, Depend upon it, when the froth
and ex itement of the hour is over and your hear.
ers begin to think-or worse stiii, resd-then, Ste
phen, your station, in public opinion is fixed To
man of your capacity, this thought muss be iptole.
rabis.
There is ar other thing too know clsrgymen
pretty well, better than you do, and tell you their
opinion of each other s not to be expressed by the
word 'cbaritabe." l know it. Stephen; Baptist
Presbyterian and Methodist ministers are apt to view
an Episcopal Clergyman with as much real affection
rats usually have for cat They unite with you
now, Stephen, but be careful l could see very
plainly on Thursday night, that every Reverend ID
his own row to hoe, and when they got home among
about you in different strain to what they did az
the meeting l know it Stephen.
Now, stephen, one word Of advice and am done
Do not say word of this matter to any body Keep
mum You may give me touch or two next Sun.
day from the pulpit and, if SO, will write you an
other letter. | am the white-h gentleusn on
the middle aisle, left hsnd side, looking down. be-
tween the fifteenth and tweatieth pew from the
chancel. Whatever you say shall have my respect.
ful attention.
Yours affectonately
MARCUS JUNIus BauTus
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POLICE CoUNrERFEITER.--H Henry Bunnernann
policeman oil st. Louis, Mo-, has been arrested
for passing counterfeit money on the Northern
Bank of Kentucky. He had been engaged pretty
extensively Ia the business. e..s
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STEAMBOAT RIvALRY.-The steamer John Hart,
running in competition with the George Law, from
New York 10 Norwalk, CT, on Saturday last, put
the fare down to nothing, and 500 persons availed
themselves of the free passage. Stand from -ua
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RowDYIsM.-Henry Bush, boy residing in
Brooklyn, Y, was killed Sunday by boy, who
he with some other boys was chasing, to inhict a
beating upon him. Bush was found dead In bed
the next morning.
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,O0 00n FEET Narrow Oak, and
Chestnut Fencing Plank.
l6G, 600 n. "A and 81 Dressed Flooring fknk. -
5000 n. common a Plank, low price.
IN, 900 n. 3x4 sesntiins assorted lengths.
20 600 Seasoned Barrel stagesaf ~ sa gsss3is
10000 #. Oak Tobacco Box Plank, part PERFECTLY
seasoned; for sale AZ the Richmond planning Mill o. Il
street, rear of Paper MIL - !
ap l9 -2sw4w w. n WALDRGp
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RoBBERY.-On Saturday Ghas. Haubner, In N
Y, invited Fred. Kinchin to his room on impor-
SAINT business, and upon getting him there, drew q
pistol and frightenee him out of his watch and mo-
ney. The fellow was arrested.
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INVASION OF KANsAs--ln the Massachusetts
Legislature, oa Tuesday, Mr. Black submitted a
preamble and resolutions concerning the sinuasio,s
OF kansss territory By armed Missourians, calling
upon the executive of Missouri to prevent repe.
tition Of the outrages; and also calling upon the
President to take instant and effective measures for
sustaining the sovereignty of Kansas against fur.
ther violence; and pledging the Common wealth of
Massachusetts,, If necessary, to aid with it's whole
power the Governor and people of Kansas in the
maintenance of constitutional rights. 5,
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Loss OF LIFE BY CAMPHENE.-Miss Feronja
Murchison, daughter of Simon Murchison of Wa.
teFproof, La, Yves 30 seriously burned by the ex-
,plosion of camphene lamp last week, that sLs
died In few hours }t @ ~sssfs'tt
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DAsTAnDLY.-An unfortunate fallen woman, re-
siding Berres sford street, Charleston s. c.,
cut and stabbed by some ruifian, 10 most hor-
rible manner, on Friday night last.
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FIRRMEN's FIGHT.-Four of the st Louis Fire
Companies had a riot there on the 24sh instant,
coming from false alarm. Several pistols were
Hred, and shoemaker, named Engler, was shot
in the fOat s 80
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vIcIssITUpEs OF LIFE.-fhe present Emperor of
the French, says the N. Post while in captivity.
In 1914 wrots for NJ. Ducketts Dictiennaire the az
ticle on artillery, under the head Of Canon Eight
Iune which are so frequently TO be met with IN tae
history of France second edition Of the WORK was
in preparation, and Louis Napoleon then President
OF the French Republic made additions to and esr.
rected the salons of the Eysee, the proofs OF the
ticls he had originally contributed frcm the drnseen
of Ham. teess# sts si4S
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CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR Hon. George E.
Shortridge has declared himself candidate for
the Governorship of Alabama.
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lsteIy Of the Ame rican shavips saloon. he's tAksr
the house next door TO Or. reweIl on leth stract,
between Main and Cary. and fitted up With supsrior
sir an easv spd pleasant shave will End him 81 here
tcfare ever ready 20 plsase his customen. g
His aupsrior styles of Hsr Cutting = pFovsrhlai.
and hs sure he can please the most fastaious He
win coz tinue 70 the celabrsed hair re-
sfssasive and tonis which. with othsr popuas urs.
psrstisns and dyes t0Fsther With the dslie ehtfsl
shsmpoon bsth, VIA make bis shop Is hopes the
Issost a YhQ (sss to BE- waited spoa IL bic lins.
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Sadden Death--R Religious Desert,on = per
Ihaptn-- Collision Fatal Burns Efgpeneuf- :.
Ltrer Complaint The Opera Canals, dc.
NEW YoRK, MayI
mrs. FRANCES z Hewetf, widow of the late Capt
hewet, formerly commander OF the steamship
washington, died very suddenly at6 O'Clock yes-
ferday morning from disease of the heart at her
late residences, No So West 26th street. She was
native of Louisiana
On Sunday last. 126 new members were admit
ted into the Rev DIR. Hatfeld's Church, on Broorns
street,
comeiy young Irish woman presented herself
atthe Mayors office yesterday, and complained
ma Der husband, 10 whom she had been married
ABOUT three mouths, had left for Connectient, rob-
Ding her CT all her property, even to ner wedding
ring.
Rev E. H. Chopin delivered an address In the
lecture room OF the Mercantile Librory Assocfa.
tion last evening, advocating the consttulionality
OF the liquor law.
The packet ship Princeton, while In tow from,
the East River yesterday, came In contact win
British bark Actress lying off the Battery and car.
sied away the As foreyard, and did some other
The number of men enlisted for the Worth le,
gion are 430
Ann Haley from Ireland, and child named An
crew hines, died yesterday from accidental burns
complaint is entered on the Mayors Book to-
uay 10 tne eject that the Jews burial ground, on
the orfh eide of 89Eh street, little eas. of Fifth
avenue, 10 nuisance. The bodies of the dead are
nor inferred there deep enough the same crea,icg
q uisagreeaole smell 10 the vicinity and seriously
aHscting the water In that locality.
Nicnoies Hecker, a German, attempted to kill
t,an ndmseii on Sunday morning at his residence, No
au9 Moft street, by discharging pistol at his head
ue wounG. though quite serious, istfonght not to
G os iatsl. Hecker was conveyed to the City Hospi.
tai. No cause named.
Jimmy an aged soldier, who boasts of having
served 10 several wars, suddenly took his depsr
.ure. lew dsys since, In company with q yoanp
damsei, whc frequently assisted him in his arduous
duties about the Brooklyn City Hall He leaves
VIE ln delicate situation TO mourn his loss.
one man complained at the Mayors office, yes
terday, th at be "couidn'tcollect debit Another
that his nefghbor shock carpets in his yard /: and
another, that his neigtbor enptied ashes ia his
yard.
The management of the Academy of Music an,
nounces that. In consequence OF the illness of
Signora Stefenone, the first performance of an
frovstore' has been postponed until Wednesday
evening.
The water will be lei. into all the New York ca.
mails to-day.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GRENADA.-The steamship
Grenada arrived at New Orleans, on Thursday
last, from New York, California and Havana. All
her dates were anticipated by the George Law. at
New York. Francois Ravel, with company, %
Ia number, arrived In her from Havana.
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FIRE IN BLApKs, N. C.-The barn and stable
OF MIR. w. II. Moore. In Bladen county, were burn
on the night of the 24.h inst. The barn was iiet
with corn
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HOME AGAIN. Pryor, the trainer, and the
celebrated horse Lexington, have gone back to
Natchez Miss.
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sTEAMBoAr RcEBERY -A gentleman named
Wright, resident OF Burlington Iowa, was robbed
on Wednesday night. 2ish, of si0et in money and
two drafts each FOR $1,000 board the steamer ke-
okuk, at sf. Louis. Mo two other passengers were
r1bbsa of f.tY dollars and Aiaety doIlars.
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PETTY MEANNEss. The commandant ct Hava
ns, did not return the salute of the sloop of wal
] Jamestown, when she arrived there.
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NEW sGOODS.--I have re opened at my
old stand. No. 204 read street. between 4th and
otn sts large and handsome assortment OF Ladiey
Grape, sils and Straw B0RNETs made after the
most n fashonabe styles. Also-Men's PANAMA
HATS, Boys straw Hats and Misses Flats; a crest
ysrlaty OF summer Ribbons; French, saxony and
Swiss Embroideries; Gloves, Fancy Articles &c.
which will sell at q small profit. y 'I :
e=,...s5 f54s. Ii. L. WI6AND,
ep zi-imA Ne. 2e4 Broad st
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
BY j. A. CowARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served 10 suh.c,ih.r,
At SIX AND auARTEkcENTs PER WEEK, payahIe To
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing S4a wear in
advance
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is Issued every Fri.
day and mailed to subscribers at 81 nefannuw
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Hrs Loss.-An old farmer, whose son had died.
was visited by neighhnr, who began 10 condoie
with him on hls loss. my loss No such thing
ts his own loss -he was OF sge."
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NoIicE.-Iho Annual N4..sr- . :.
sSss .as roro.hsscc e; ins
VII, VII. es hsid e TIE ofzcs of the Co., SOMeAnY.
esiosl sss x K WEDNESDAY, sss i.s ..sa !. !:
s,as. BATHS. Barns. B.Ins.-Hot, Cold and
Ssssoes T. d: st The Hair Dressinr ss.zrto ~ to 70
sins!ss ssiaos: sass under the Amersss HessI saa
trance on lin sa s. ? ssn''' or Tickets for 81 Ea-
-, - - my2
AYERS CHERRY Prcros.Y -po. a.
,sPi ,sPio cxre o. Coughs, Colds H,ar.~,... p tue
.,.sYlf .oosn Asthma aad Consumptien $500
sss sny .nown a. the een rsmsdy sysr S.t .. an
wiae y the hesd Of It's usefuness .5J aisssse. SO
me csses on iss cures, that almost svs esens
nave been restored from slarr,r;rs saown, who
sas DISEASES Of the lungs by it's uss csspes
Is too Oyer every other medisIae ofits h,ns
spaf5nt 10 escape observation sna s,hs.s.a -
yiataes are known the pubic no ionss. @ Tnesstss
mEat aaildots to employ for the dsrrrssc nss'.ste
Is ay - sns pnImopary organs which are
a.noae al attacks Of disease Lsn,s ~
svsu ' and thus are saved many thoussns.
sbsris SeaI rom Premature grave No fam;iv
snsu:e ne without II. and those who so ns.ias ).
ys.saas n. Inemtelves with remedy phich warssg
dsplors I, esss es diseases will have cause Ia
si,s ~nsn II Is too late Proofs Of the snsn-s
s;sg emcaey OF tbs Cherry Peetorsl nssS ~,
n,oos = = .ae Auer,csn peope.--thsy have Ie;es +
pIoos IN every neishborhood. Bot thoss .rh,.s
70 resd the statements OF those wbo s1 40 Wssn
mas 0een restored and whosa Hu.. 49,, Ieie hesi.n
oy ns use wilt hGd them in INV ame-;.. ~ lived al ssso
which the Agent below named has 10 81, ~,
to every one " 'uf fnsn efatis
Prspersa by o.. J. c. AVER, I.ow.1 m..
sois 2y ~ pqaCELl, LAD0 L co, whoIessls 80
' .,-sA-''ona, NH xl-dsod&w2sn
DAGUERRE0rYPEs EQUAL TO Iyosv aT,p-
fATuREs The public, and the Iadies I'm ra,,,.+
are invited to cali An5 exa4,ine this rs
guerreotype which will be found as delioaie as s,v
Daintings and IN view of the execution tbaS Iii Y
FOUND Cheaper than the imitation paQasrreotv.ssR "
myl NJ. r. sIMONs. Isl Mr.
@ --- s5s4 3
GIVE THEM A TRIAL.--Msreenary ner-
sons have IN so many instances succse led In fa'r
up 9n the community worthless pTepsrs,iops risir,
ing Tor them great medical virtues thas sfsst man
individuals refuse to take anythng not -
physician. This sanction has been besfow ~ 49,.
esTABLERs ANoDYNE CHERRY ExPfcreRANrr ri
DARRHEA CORD AL In more than five huadres Ia
stances. Indeed many medica a men who knosy thr;r
virtues regularly prescribe the Expeetorsot In
OF caughs1 colds and diseases of the respiraforv a.
gans which como under their care. And In sif fis
eases Of the bowels too, snch as diarrhas the Dir
confidence in its beneficial effects. Give tLsss er
cellsnt medicines trial.
/, q See descriptive psmphets to hs had gratis ef
the Agents.
Price for each only 81 cents, or slx bottles 70
%. n, srABLER Co, Proprieton.
Whoiesaie Grnssists aaIsi,,cfss
fuACELL, LADD Co, +t
Wholersle Assnss, Riehmors.
ana 6y Druggists and Aershsnts generally tbsoush.
oaA ftrsihis. f .l s,.s-s apl6-dS sl2t
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CHRISTIAN JEws.-A convention of converted
Jews is called to meet in New York, on the 10Th
inst, for the purpose of organizing an American
Hebrew Christian Association"
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ROBERT BALD, of the firm of Dantorth, Bald d.
Co, Bank Note Engravers, Philadelphia, died Sun.
dav
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CAN'T BE USED The steam FIRE engine ct Bos-
ton, Il under an injunction gotten ou, by the cti-
gems Of Cincinnati. who claims to be the inventor
ianead of Latta II conld not be used at the great
fire there 3'@
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r A. EsrRAMpEs, brother of Esirampes who
was garoted in Havana, arrived in New York Mon,
day, In craftsmanship Philadelphia, from Havana.
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FATAL ACCIDENT Patrick Brannon, aged eleven
years. was Instantly killed on Saturday, 10 Boston
by being run over by horse and buggy IN Pur'
chase sirest
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CODA WKTER-SODA WATER r.
~ Oar Fountains of Iced Soda Wafer ere now in
h; fun tide of successful operation, with usual
assortment of choice Fruit Syrup. of unsurpassed
fsvar BENNETT & BEERS,
~ I2l Main Street
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The small-pox Is very prevalent ia Paducah,
KY. and the circuit court has boon adjourned 10
cousequeses.
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OLIVER WARE.-SilverS Spoons, Forks,
- Soup Ladies' Sugar Tongs end spoons, Pastry
Knives, Fruit Knives, Fish Knife and Fork, Butter
Krivos. D4as7ft Knives. Pickle Knives and Forks,
Ssu5e Ladies'. Cream Spoons, Mustard Spoons Salt
C5ars Mustard Cups, Tea Pots, Sugar and Cream
Lnps, &c, tor sale by GENNET l. JAMES,
Eagle Square.
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PAYNE & MAYO, Auctioneers, have re-
building corner of 1Ith and Sank streets. Entrsres
on Bank street
They will sell ct auction private sale, Real and
Personal Property; Rent out Houses and hire out
SerNants
n Deeds Of every description will be accurately
drawn. ss5..s4 b. ssss. h 81 5sss
ABEL u. MAYO being Notary Public, win st
tend 20 taking Depositienh Acknowledgements OF
Deeds, kc- = =
Their sh.rses will In al cases. bs entirely sstis
factory and they hope TO merit patronage By prompt
- JOHN r. D PAYNE,
ap Sta AREL u. MAYO. k
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DROOMS AND BUCKETS.-I00 doz
Et Broorns and 100 doz Buckets; Just received and
f.. a.. nv my2 WIN. TAYLOR.
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THE VALUABLE COUNTRY STAT
i CALLED "MOUHT ERIE1. NEAR RICH.

MOED. FOR SALE-The owner OF this vssashss
country seat, finding his business engagements fs.
quire that he shoed ressee In the city. be bss 70.
Of the Capitol and 10 sowel known that mir u 3
description 10 deemed unnecessary Ii coafslns
about acres most beautifully decorated with Trnes
Shrubbery kc. The bniIdinss on the place are srss
pie for the genteel OF larss faulty
Attached TO aud Opposite Mount Erin, on the Scu,
there is lo of we'll enclosed. which " III be
sold With or without, - an sppsndage 10 the place
The terms Of payment will be made very liberal.
ard II desired city property viii be taken In sx-
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SIONE FILTERS, TumbIer Drainers,
~ Water Coolers, Ice Jars, lee Bowls, Soda Water
Glasses, Syrup Bottles, Julep Tubes. For ssie at
No. III Main street, by
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NOTICE-Oax WooD CrmrTraY-TI

NOTIcE-OAK WooD CEmETERY.-TEe
IN COMMITTEES the Oak woxe Cemetery have
laid of the ssmer- ard the Superintendent 10 aouv
ready to receive applicstons for interment Of VII is
personsIof colcr.
The Engineer Of ths city is now ENGAGED In Iayisg
Oh the sections which viii be ready for sale in afsw
weeks
Applications for internents or sections must bs
made to
NH 1-a.~2m JNo REDFoRD. ssps.
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y pUTTER.-Just received small lot of
c splendid new Goshen Butter per Stmr James
town. for sale By LUTHER LIBBY,
my On the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-03

STEAMER BURNr.-The steamer Falcon, lying
oppos''s New Orleans, on Thursday morning, was
destroyed by fire. Captain George w Cheek,
VINO was lying on board sick, narrowly eacaped
win hfa life. The Falcon was insured for $4,000 in
new Orleans. Fhe policy would have been out a,
y o'clock M. on Thursday and shs burned at $
O'CLOCK, A. M. She sunk in clear water,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-03

TOR S a ALE-Vireinia Coupon Bonds;
l. DO Registered DO; Richmond City Stock
my 2-ts r. II. kAURY & CO.