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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

We direct the attention or our read
ers' TO the new advertisements OF II. II.
> smith. He has brought on some desirable
sriieles IN he Inc Of business, and all who
want any Of the goods which he edyertises.
can be cohfideH. Of getting hem On good
ierms al "Sn5tb's Variety Store
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
Ingenious "Dodges."

IL Is funny to note the various "dodges'
resorted to By the lovers Of "red-eye'' to
procure their souls idol" in those States
taat have recently enacted prohbitory laws.
Here is one that we obtain from the Evans
vile Journal, which we may repeat without
danger Of being placed in the category with
the Catholic priest; who, it is said, in con-
Tossing an Irish hostler, put the inquiry to
him, whether he ever creased the teeth Of his
horses to prevent them eating their OATS
Pat declared his innocence and his entire
ignorance Of such being the fact, but at the
next confessional acknowledged the FREE
quent commission Of the act, he having
profted in the meantime by the priests in
formation.
Our cotemporary states, that boat con-
tanning small bar Of liquors is anchored in
the middle OF the Ohio, just beyond the jn-
risdiction Of Indiana, and for some days
has been quite aresort for the thirsty spir.
its Of Evansville. The owners thought thus
to achieve quite victory over the Indiana
liquor law, but we presume some of the
fbhoys" will soon cause them to weigh an
Choir. Why We DO not apprehcnJ any dan.
ger from the repetition Of that ruse here, is
because it is easier for our citizens to cross
to the Illinois shore were they determined
to persist in drinking.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

To add TO the attractions on Boston Com
mon, as well as TO amuse the young peo'
pie who congregate there, a considerable
number Of red and grey squirrels have been
obtained in Vermont by the Mayor, anl
have been let loose upon tile trees there
The trees Of all the public squares of the
city are to be peopled in like manner.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

A negro man has commenced the publ.
cation Of newspaper in Cincinnati. ex-
pressively entitled THE Herald Of Free
DOM" As indicated. it is devoted to the
general interests OF the colored race.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
d. b. kINIBAII..
CIVIL ENGINEER,
sUisT ENOIt AND
GEN ERkL LAND AGPNT

Land and Engineering surveys, Maps. ri ms and
Specifications made order nd all business In The
tine Of hi. profession promptly alteadcd to-
Having had an experience OF eight wears on the
Public works IN the state of New YORK. the under
sighed feels confident of giving entire satisfaction Ia
his employers aud would solicit share Of public nat
nag. ofice with E.lds 81 stewart. re Clare Block
Davenport, lowa. RrrYRESry:
Is. BaayroN, G. t., Davenport.
OcrAyE bLssC, e.. r.. Waterliywn. s. T. il, 81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
Scott County Farms

sdu acres each, and 1t prittAf.ttaI,
per"ere. We eau -Rit u Iarf,rs 4 10, VI ,'s
take time TO lock for th.nscite. AI,e if, ,.,st9!
Farms. we'll imrras ed ia Nustat!i,taiil,.,,..u'
are nhe Goai iela. '"se Z
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. John Roach died
very suddenly yesterday morning. The
day before he was in good health, Iabored
hard all day, aud next morning was out
experimenting his job of digging the cellar
for Quinn g. Bros. new store, but not at
work himself, feeling unwelI he started
home, and expired about eleven O'Clock
Muscatine Jour
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

A PRixcELY 0Lp MANA letter has
been shown to him oil the N. Y. Eren,ag
Post mich says, Nj --- mentioned 10
me yesterday pleasant tact Of recent &C.
currence connected ..iih our venerable
friend ex-Prcsideni Quincy. ltseems that
the father OF Mr.. Quincy, Who died in 1875.
had made in his will beqaest OF $1,000 TO
Harvard College, in ease his only son, Jo-
siah, died before he attained his majority ~
THIS fact was recently brought to the no.
tice OF President Quincy by Mr. Winthrop,
when Mr. Quincy remarked that he should
be sorry to have the College suffer because
his life was preserved, and he Immediately
gave the College $1,000 for the purpose
OF publishing the doings OF the astronomical
observers 1T the College Observatory =
Each volume published rom this fund is 70
be marked as having been published from
the beqnest OF Josiah Quincy, patriot OF
the Revolution" The charming old gen
,Icman, now in the s5th year OF his ag is
as bright and active as amlnof forty. His
long life has been Gro aued with acts OF
patriotism and usefulness. NAY he be still
l4nger spared noble Example TO the young
men OF the times.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
New DaIrIEs-The BurIinqton HauLsl

New DArLIEs.-The Burlington HarLeye
nov comes TO Us daily under the name Of
Daily Hawkeye and Telegraph. having been
merged isto The latter office. 1t also drops
its principles and comes out a neutral
The Gazette OF the same city has also COM
menced daily issue.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

! GsT Received direct from the manufacturers al
- Pittsburgh, Three hundred Kegs Nalls al sizes
Also Two hundred boxes Glass, al Of which NC oiut
for sale cheap.
Juuee BURROWS q PRETTYMAS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
LOTS TO LEASE
in Gurley's Subdivision Of Russell's Land

WILL lease for 10 Years, Lot, on Brady, Main aud
Harrison Streets. running through the who.
these lats are beautifully suat "a and the TOW
which the! ~ nov offered. VIII enable any Que to
get cheap home Eenient to the business part OF
the eity Apply 10 GEORGE NICHOLS,
Cornersf Main and secoLd streets.
June 30, 1855 dir
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

A z D'ieman on Long Island his some
thirty Java coffee plants in bearing. and
the berries Src nearly ready for gathering.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

Brigham Young, thrimmacniate, recent
ly closed characteristic address to the
Mormons, with the following elepan;
phrase :-"Tbese are my sentiments Go
il, ye cripples--wooden legs are cIear,
and my time g short" This was rere we'd
with immense and enthusiastic appllusa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

i,oCo aeres IN >to.t tsut.
SITE " tslaF
3uuu :. =. Meseatftr.
Together v ilh stge an4ogLtoIi.r,lt.t, lt.., d.,
20" r,heik, Clinton, haniaJ y.,,rt 20.
vopEHer.
are uAvred TOT sale -
GEORGE l.. NtkL.I.
Gvnrct lgt. s.tsi
saryeIsana vuhtlifisiet, % tpld lratt at0,,..B
unl,.. - l,l..
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
BY TELEG RIA p II /.
New YoRK, June 90.

NEW lORk, June ~.
Some two or three hundred letters sent
to Liverpool bp private express in re last
outward passage OF the Baltic have been re-
turned to this city for their owners by order
Of the department at w ashington
CoScoRp, N II. June 90.
Mr.sTappen, member elect TO Congress,
and member. OF the house, eligible TO hold
his seat, no, having FINALLY achep,ed the
forner office.
The Temperance Convention mny be
considered failure. Not more than $50
men went to hear Barnum las, night. To-
day the meetings are slightly attended.
New York, June 20.
Weather intensely hot-9o dogs. in shade.
RocHEsrER, June %.
Thermetecr 90 dogs. in shade at IL A. NJ.
CepENsBBRGH, June 90.
Thermometer 80 dogs in the shade.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
NOTICE

NOTICE
HGoK sAFGENT's Rat.t frg Hons. vii, he clos.
~ ed on Netnt sday. tho FouriL ira p rites hny-
iny notes maturing on tha day VII oblige US by tax
ing ulem az the dav presIou.
Davenport, Ju.y "a, less ar
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
JUST III n
Direct frem New fsrk City,

spLrNp,p LOT OF Copps Consisting OF
pickles, Preser,cs.I ,ic.scici ny siers,
l,irkei al Iobstc,s Raisr Figs, ttmonds. fiheris.
/ English Wulnn,-. Be5ltt Asis, A. eiNo' sn,,'s
Curr nts, Lemon sugar, l. igstl 81 t"hptt ~" """e
lot OF -,
MACKEREL, cor FfsH AND SALMON
In barrel. and lits orts Me- loaht, Split Psos' nm
/, large lot OF New Jersey White Zinc hi Is and 81 ID
kegs Tor Painting which otter ar 4nic q, III. tow
price ot 8 per hundred Together wllhA large io'
nfthugs too numerous 10 meiion all OF wnth ~ nc
fuutd NJ j. w. Will -
Davenport June ~ ts.,SN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
Davenport Market,
Corrected Daily By Burrows e. Pret,vna1
NoaaIssinN MERoMANIs. ERnHI SInrrr
ARRIVALS AT LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.

J. BuRrls, Proprietor
saturday, jane 80 1855
II G. Fuller, Granville, 10 A y emp,,p suux,,,, n1
~ tornies & Ia y, u M,tomber. do '
lorna 'Ater Brl ddoe QHincy
n to'Soh ~ LOUIS Aerr,u, buffalo, Y
80 " Htee',s "ioosa II D baldwin, 81 b K a rch
~ " t,nSh'H, ieEss Meirse, Banor, Nc
y holman, indIanapli isf Reed, New York
+ - seh aslrfs tefmeht John Frceiey, 81 Louis
" Gent y, Columbia Vim stecs. fiarrisl,n,g p.
biakesiee. Quincy " Few TipIon
A Briggs, JACKSON Al Colton
nfhhi n fltsbHTgh Yrs Ash, Bee Town, Wis
jarrett Gfinsll, low aAobi c Barr, Terre Haute
-, Na,n es ia1y, AhoNe1 Geo w MAYOR, do
mtss r Zoe; Conn Henry Mayor. do
bro"ts' oguAssh John Reed, Harrisburg Pa
= ANcrA' Ne" YORK Marvin,
Tsi, Do u hlrhcl., Moline
= !. y Pelers'n: y Paul Cooley, Boston, Mass
hoit"h Ellington, ~ ie0- CoOey, do
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
LIN S { E 0 OIL

ND Paints. Brushes, Sc,, of every description,
n uisn, LAeG and FufLassortmnnt of Grocer
les lest r. ceiy ed aud for ssic WAY Istw, hy
.ALVURD IL AN fATrEN.
Davenport, June o., IS Opposite Post ohice.
ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, &c.
Mrs. II. BLAKEMoKE is new prepared 10 serve
Nl Ice cream Lem made, Soda Greaiu Beer.
and Cakes n all ihosr wha nay aSar her With cill
~ her coniert,yhcsy Second Rock island Il.
cclioIa Ecs ~ all kinds reus,aItl! ON band.
Davenport, Iane isth. ISs5 d tn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
East IayenIort

aslo's Y .l ~ view q tte fiyeriu n rae,rer
PrrSs fatsiis ifonl Sht-tt s:ft ,ri,,. 4, wv,
PalfllculuFs eiqGife a. t8rtf.t9 g
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
North Iay,nno,,

10 handsome bttdiiP OF. Ull, 4 Iev t.,,,,.
dcnces, neatly httsiet, loI "a Ia n ,..',. rs.
sntdit isiois y ltniiute. AtfNcoualsE', iNta
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

AK ANEcpoTE rkosi THE SEAT OF WAR.
We copy the following from letter from
an officer in the Crmea:
A curious ,h,ag occurred Yesterday. a
sapper was brought from the trenches with
his jaw broker, and the doctor told me there
was piece of it sticking out an inch and a
halt from his face. The man said il was
done by round shot, which the doctor dis
believed. but the poor fellow insisted, and
said: "Yes, and it took off the head of the
man next me- This was conclusive, and
the surgeon proceeded TO remove the bone
it came out easy, when the d cior said to
the man, whose face appeared to preserve
its form lretiy we'll, 'can Yen move your
jaww "Oh yes, sir" was the reply. The
doctor then pa, his finger into tie MAS
mouth and found the teeth were there, and
at length assured the soldier ,hatit was no
Jaw of his that was broken, but that Of his
headiess comrade, inflieting q severe but
not dangerous wound Upon this the man s
visage, which had been rather heightened
rounded up most Beautifully.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02

THE HAT AND CAP TRADE.
4 GREEN, having purchased the entire stae (
"A. of t'reeh d LeayenwOrth, viii continue 50 offer
to tue people Of davenport aud vicinity. orery DUAL.
NY ana sly Of Hats and Caps AT the lowest prices
Thankful for the liberal patronage sesl0we red mon
them during the past, he hopes by keeping goud
STOCK, III low prices, To merit continued tayors All
claims for oragainst Green 4 Leuyenworth viii he
se'ed ny the uhasrsigpe1. A. GREEN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

fINHE partnership Heretofore existing between TIA,
j uDde rsgned under the ST, L. OF q reen d LeAYsn
worth, Is this Jay dissolved by mutual consent.
tune - 30 GREEN " LEAVkAWORTH.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
A Good Stand for a Store

No. iol--A Large Fra me Hoes ttsa FFrt' Ft'l
one door ~esi OF bIie! Street on The ,euis sts'
Second.
House 90 fec' front By 6 feet desp--Ira a1ru
agbi makige beautiful Store Rocn--, o. aslt
room tor d-ullitR: the lease on tue pIope ,ilA
" IA be solsi'3as
lbb--A Farm OF leo acres IL Hiekop rl Grp
der cultivation aud 10 acres % imbeI l. s,rs y
ssaOie- great part euelcs with Io,tS GHahlis
stoeh, FARMING utensils aud alf for SgII biR
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
Fer Sale.
.IMII LIE,
NEW ARRINAL!i
so Lots fcI Sale.

TUE urler. ished nlier for sale 81 desirable ~ \
tsrLr additi rs Guy OF pasonpof.. on nD, ' !.
t"rn's--a er...H et f,2.3 nn years VIZ W. -"'
partIcs who lit bui Il this season. .,,,,yr
jane 18Th, 1855 COOK SAL1t--L-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
From Tho A.plnwall Courier, June 10 j

Horrible Murder and Summary Execution.
We learn that on Friday night last Mr..
Tracy, who was employed BY the Panama
Mail Steamship Company, as head carpen-
ter in the repairs on the steamer Golden
Age, was foully murdered by three men
Tor money. Mr. Tracy having received,
few days before, beg Of money IN pay LOT
the aforementioned job was seen to carry
the balance OF money, after paying on ms
hands. 10 his house. The plot to murder
him was then concocted by Cubano, an
American and Quayaquilan, all negroes.
In pursuance Of their plan the three OF
them went 10 his house between II and
O'clock on Saturday morning, and dragging
him from his bed, fairly cut him 10 eieces
one cash was from bis right shoulder to
his middle in slanting direction; another
from his left shoulder 20 his waist, in the
same manncr; and another directly across
him through his bowels-and then they
threw him from the balcony of the second
story of his sidenee, some twenty feet,
upon the rocks of the sea beach. His wife,
who was lying in bed with him, on the outer
side, heard the VILLAINS a they came up the
stairs, aud awole her husband, who imme-'
diately passed her over to the wall side
and while they were engaged in their bloody
work, she crawled from the bed and ran To
the eompany's works more than one-tour;h
o. mile, 10 give The alarm. The money
that he hid was between the II atresses OF
the bed on which they had heen sleeping,
and .hey did not get it. They only OBJ
tanned fifty dollars belonging to boy in the
employ OF Mr.. Tracy.
The mex, day one Of the parties was ar.
rested while working in gang OF coalers
on board the Golden Age, AMI he having
given evidence against the other two, they
were also taken, and at II NJ the three
were hung, the proof being perfectly clear
against them.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-02
~ u. 0FNFsNFtN afIIT VI TWT IN
A Farm on Dubuque Re-

slN nil. Nprii of Davenport al "a giL,s siuslahl
Fable Hause. 80 arrrs--lsO under ietp slt 4
Utilization, Farai House and bafr--FritytNil
acre which We effer ia uadiioI Ia iic IfUten, tith
u our Advertiser ard X , EoTIrrior MAJ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10
laaIvALs q TnE galseRAI HOTELS

YED11p4M
x1drRrcA6 HOTElNA z$nn. Swaan.
E:.s. Is % ssa'::.:
Bssss,1 esfi [nsse Sn Q 100. NJ Hcs.
mn M 7; n Lsdd. o G Trail. y willism5 DT
r.3.. :n Sl.%y: n.' a a:sass
W WIFI WnsSs; VI Lee. Lss. cumstie nis sa
oil, Wsnsnsse: WI Isyss1 pn9 ra - 49, -
4: =: :ss s1 Y EaTwsfi s:.s tom I'd
Winssoa. W:shinston; y oimn seotfsyl'ist k q
HaaSiin. u. Hsnbiis, Bsolisshss' 2 = sss0'n.
son, Cumbd
rrcHANcr HoTEL.-A T woodbridge. Y g
Howard. n WIekhsm. Love vs; I 49, = III +
ris. Hanover; Mesde. Meade. gIsrAei 80
Rassnd. Halifax; W Hart, ChsIseese Z,
Wolf N Csrper. hr Hunt and lady. LJseoes. =
woodwork, z w Andersoa and son, Esmessl nct.
Mss i;esR Is, = nsI 1esns0I Tho%r
Hutehins. n G; w Clark, Henry; Atsi . 2:
Te Terri spottsyivsni.; DR. r + Pershsr. G. =
wexford Richmond; n N Yoummsn, fIa assI,
Philads; Fl Tinberlske Chsrviie; smifn,
c:lswei. Scott MI. Scott FlsdIsbs; Col Tay
Isr, u 8 A; j Wickham, Henrics
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-y Martin. N C; "
BIsss noas. Byssr. sus.nus
free, sChesterReId; r Dana, ] q Dixon, Rock.
brige; DIR Beard: jones Va; Brns ,s
Tu &c .'JH fsaiinsr. Hsiifs1: Bell Liberty
w T Taliferro, Wythevilie; A @ Stevens, C; II
johnson, Tenn; Howard, Floyd; TUNER, Patsics
Watson. Miss C A Hammer Halifax; Kelly, "
Pinchbeck, Chesterfield D Gilman, Va: J Baskei "
A DuhaneY, Fluvanna; N Booker. Farmyille;
N Hedges, Petersburg; b Wankins, Chesterfeld; q
w Finney, Berkeley. -,
ST. CHARLES HOTEL Wallace. v 3
n Hazen. Chss City; D kellogg. N Y; G H Feather
stone, Amelis Baker and lady, Chas City; l
Miller, Nottoway; Rev Slack, Charleston; Z
Clash. Dinwiddie; H Gooch, Louiss; Carney
N C; H Cox, Henrco; C Mason, D Anderson, Lou
lisa; Davis, Norfolk; w c Lipscomb. Augusta; L
Ruckles, New Kent;J Booth Franklin; G White.
D Depot; McIver, N G; Wagner, J; Has
Kent; slamore O'Brisn. Augu.ts z Turner
Perkiusville DR. Leitch Charlottesville, 81 Lane
Louisa; N II LafnG, Fredbg; Holiday and lady
N J; r Rosson, Louiss; Winston. jr, Lagrange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10

Hon. ]. M. BoTTs.-A card from this gentleman
appears in yesterdays Wing, in reply to an article
which had been previously published, wherein he
waspresentedas suitable person for the nomina-
ton for Governor of Virginia. Mr.. Bolts says that
he is not now and never has been candidate for
the nomination, and that whatever his friends In
their kindness, may have done towards bringing
him forward for this high position, has been entire.
ly grstuitous and voluntary on their part without
agency or responsibility on his. He re-affrms his
views and position in regard to public life, as ex-
pressed in 1853, in his speech at Newark, N j., as
follows: s- .,.C zsz -'
81 am sick of political life and shall never seek
to fill ano Their public station any service shall be
demanded of me at any time hereafter 10 position
where can sustain and uphold the power of the
people, against the power of the politicians and
selfish office seekers of the land shall be ready to
obey the call; but when 1t does come it must come
Tin the language of some kentuckian believe)
by Spontaneous combustion" If any political man.
tie should light on my shoulders, l would sndeavor
to wear Its gracefully and becomingly, but shall
not seek it.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10

SouTHERk LTERARY MgssEseER.-The
March number of the Southern Literary Mes
ssnger contains IT'D usual rich variety. Mr.
Thompson, With every number, Is laying the
Southern public uader larger and larger OBJ
legations. Will they acknowledge those OBJ
W atoms and give the Messenger the general
and srdsnt support il 50 richly meritsY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10

BAKERS PREMIUM BITTER We have
used as recommended by some of the most able ply
scians in this CITY, and found It to be invaluable
medicine. 1t cannot be too highly esteemed In this
country. A prominent physician said to me few
days ago, that It could be with confidence recon-
mended in all where tonic 10 required such a.
general debility following diseases of the various
kinds to which we are liable in this country, "a
nemic condition of women and children, caused by
want of vitality. of the amentary canal. and all
the innumerable instances where vegetable tonic
may be required
r. Price 50 ceuts per bottle. sa
To be had wholesale and retail eff Mesars. PuR-
CELL, LADD Co., and Druggists everywhere.
NH 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10

'ss FLow fns. = n notici. ( the funeral q
Mis- f1uy day or two sisce, Ne MID that ~
zeofHn' ~ ctr swu With Artificial dox(p This 80
sfsaruSd ssd were presented By Yas3ous f3ends l1r
fba ooossion. ~ We have hnes lssned fron43hs F.
euirsT. s-- q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10

RICH TREAT IN PRosPEcT-The Southern
Literary Messenger mentions among the on
dts of the literary world, that two new works
are looked for from two lady authors of Rich,
mond. One of them, SAYS the Messenger, is
from the pen of the gifted Miss Susan Arch
er Talley, many of whose graceful contribu-
tons have adorned the pages of the Messen-
ger; and the other will bear the name of Mrs.
Anna Cora Richie, which will give assn
rance of most delightful volume. This an
nouncement, we are sure, will be hailed with
the. greatest satisfaction, not only in Virginia,
but among all the literary articles of the
country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10

AUCTION NoTIoE.-Mr. VIM. A. Bur
TIERS, having had much experience as Salesman.
viii sive bs personal attention to the sales of public
ard private Libraries, Books Stationery, Oil Paint.
ngs, Engravings. &c.
BUFFERS l. SIMONS,
Booksellers and Stationers, l57 Main 1t.
"a Id-lnaif -. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10

BLOODY WAR PREDIcTED.-The National In.
.eHigeneer OF Friday morning contains an interest.
from an American gentleman in Paris, from
which we extract the following:
I ess. n prospect Of but on the
scale, Of the struggle In the Crimes !. s eesnie
teIssmsn.s arrive and the season win permit stssn
asd Win ssSsh.er IN battle aud loss Of lifa from
tsst closes In that quarter win not have hs.n con
led even BY the horrible Russian campaign Of Isl
msy extend III rsysses into the heart Of En,o..
which. II attended, - 1t well may be- BY rsyolutiar
~ outbreaks. wosld produce q state OF sSs;,s y.
whlch humanity would siehen and the world stand
aRhsst. 80 -
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

The funeral Of the late Wn. y. BRAscH
Ann Branch, This Esssisr e q o'sio6k r. n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10

HAYES r. SUTToN Attorney at Law and
Notary Public has removed his Office from the Law
18th Streets first floor, under the Land Bounty and
Pension sency Office of James 7. Sutton, Jr. s
NH 9-6Ea 5=z-aa-s9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10

LIQUoa Law IN WIsconsu--Th Assembly Of
Wisconsin, by vots of Al ysas 70 80 nays. have
ordered the prohibitory liquor law to third read
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10

KHow-NoTHIne TRIUMPH.--An election took
plsss istsly IN wiiliamport. Nd. for town council
Out Of LOS vetss east, the Know Nothinss elsimed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-10

FIRsT SILvER MEDAL AWARDED M. Il.
sIMONs Call to day, Y you wsnt frst,r.ts pa
street Nothing, in the way Of picture. Gan vie
with the Daguersetypes taken by 5iM0NS. They
are superior to wster.colore miniatures. because
they are good illnesses. which paintings seldom
And. that they beautiful the most delicate
paintings will doubt after visiting the gallery
of NJ. r. SIMONS,
NH 10 Isl Main Ut.