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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15

Giers dAgusrrsotypist photographer
pyrcseebnis steel Psiisher best oil eonse, both
pear essences sin, Mononsahla whkey JamAicA snd ST.
Croix rum cherry, peach breniae iodine cyanide pota
nuth nickel platna, nitrate srena bary ehlorae pot
ash, blue vroL For sale by ID. L. TEUCHTWANGER,r re-
moved o % Maiden lane.
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CITUATIoN WANTED-BY A VERY ACTIVE YOUNG
~ mar a. ,aietmsn In Wholesale retail grocsry He
speaks English ard German, and produce good
enec fr.m his last employer Apply at 39l sth avenu,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

PERSONAL
A NTONEO-WE ARE AMAZED AT YOUR DEPAR
N ture without seeing writing ain, you
promised We did not think IL possible. How letter
of Importance reach your Address the old Post Oace
number.
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Observation-Disclosures Sulphur Baths,
81 Walker street. established in 1920 for the of
colds neuralgia eruptions of the skim
CONT &C., highly recommended by tmost eminent
ply sicians also me dicated vapor baths.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES
n situation chdrens maid and seamstress or as cham
lernad and sesmstress. Has objection 20 short
distance in the country Has three and half years Of.
reference from her last place Please call at liz West l9th
at UP ttairs
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America, Belgium and England,
With che mists from here and from France,
Have given their premiums and medals
The powders wide fame to enhance:
Eour nation al teata IN the Urann.r

w
Will be to all cheats an deirauders
A fatal and deaf giving blow.
Lyons Magnetic Powder md Pills, for the
destruction of bed bugs roashes moths feas and all
insects also rats and MICE At 424 Broadway e. LYON.
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ITO BANKERS, MERCHANTS, AC.-A MIDDLE AGED
man. long accustomed to banking and
and thoroughly convtrsant with wishes
alton ookfeeper ASSISTANT salary moderae perna
nent emp emf being desired Address, letter. Book
keeper, box 1916 Post Once N. Y,
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SEAMsTREss wANTED.oNE WHO UNDERSTANDS
- dressmaking and all kinds OF plain sewing AIso 4
s l6 or years Of age, for general housework
private family She must be good washer and roner and
Sd st., WILLIAMSBURG -ffs w. ''A'A
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL S Catsrdy, Richmond. C
Smith, v R; w Turpin, Peter,bT. r. Fs,,t
No.. - Dafnney, vs.; J w DaeTey, Portsmouth; W
Harrison. Goochland; s MeDearmon. Aopo,T' T :
ATE AT =, ston Csmobell; " Baber, Tsbb Tenn;
W Amber. Loui,a; W Fuller T Fl Cumnins.
y - Couldeck, Phiads; X Weisiger Henrieo.
~ 1remoerton aud ladies' c Davis Armstror p
Wimington; A Williams Fl NJ Williams. W
6rahan, w b Williams, Baltimore; C Q uinu n
Campbell, C Campbell, Washing gton; j Jspnjng-
= Roberts J II Williamson, Cumberld; Rush
ton, Chesterfield.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-w C Moore. yi,,,.. ! M
Cross, Brock, Miss; B Gilbert. "; g Adkipson'
c; Mrs Brooks Miss Bird, Boston; ] IIntan 3 C,
n Reynolds: Mobile; Thomas. Bait; b A Clsi,
nond; Mrs H H Marshall, Va; Carr. White snIn'r
Springs Fl Glesvss, Wythe; w Camghoru. Va:
" Fsnat.y; G Hudson, w AlcocE, L Bailey, r
Tonlin King VIM; w Coleman, Spottsylvanip:
W Wickhsm, Hanover; A Maaruder, C6ar'vlie;
Hsnnay, Washington; Miss J Leftwicb. Bedford,
Mist Hatchee, franklin; Miss Hopkins BEDFORD;
Miss Martin, Miss Fuq1a, Liberty; N ssup,
pers, Eu5auk, Bedford; R Madisan, Milton; w
don, Winston, Louisa; Gregg, Geochlsnd:
z Ryland, Miss Rylsnd Miss Walker, King and
COLUMBIAN HOWELL Spear. Va; Peter r
vaden, Petersburg Thos F. Depp Powhatan; Robt
Winfrse Chesterielj; w r. hoseley Powhatsn:
Nike freeman, V Tenn R; Rev 4 W Thorue,
MooTetovn, N J; Chas Pstteson Bucking ghsr; Fl S
5uthry Prince Ed 81; A A Ben, Liberty; Jno
SeeLe, va; Wm Boswell lady, LuDneDburs; w
hatan.
ST. CHARLES HoTEL.-JP Crump, w Chris.
tan, APP efson, New Kent; C Senen r h
Senell T Jennings, Fluvsnns; Fleet X Il O e
Walker and sister. Vs; b Rawlings Richmond; T
M Surtoot w Crosstrck, Chestertisld; Or Merri-
msn, Lunenburg; C Wright, Albany; l. Elan,
Chesterfield; NJ Jscquis, Havana; w II E More
cock, Jas City, Morris Va; w Thomas, Bruins.
WICK; Purris: Rich Moore, W. HV Graves,
X \ y K; w H Tredway, Va samuel K sWU;
IL HerkIn; Watson, Fluvanna; ] Morris, Loui-
ss; w Chapman. Miss D Read, Orange; C 6
TTsviinn, Louisa; H TTavillion, Fluvsnns
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NATIONAL AMERICAN CONVENTIONAL despatch
from Philadelphia, Tuesday evening says of the
convention there There has nothing of def
nite character leaked out of the proceeding OF the
convection to-day. Outside rumors state that the
Massachusetts delegation were not admitted &C
count of their refusal to adopt the third degree to
stand by the Ualon at III hazards "
PENNSYLVANIA Politics "A Democratic meet
log was held at Manch Chunk Tuesday night,
which was addressed by Senator Brodhead, who
spoke in opposition TO Americauism and Abolition.
ism Gov. Reeder, was on visit to the same
place, and being serensded by bis friends, made a
speech in which he declared he was determined
to stand by and uphold the purify OF the ballot
box in Kansas at all hazards.
VIM L. Brewer, Dem has been elected Mayor,
of Norwich CT.
The "Ancient aud Honorable Artillery" cele-
| brated their anniversary, by dinner, at Fam
ueil Hall, Boston, Tuesday, Col. Moses Cobb, was
commissioned Commander of the corps, for the
| ensuing year.
Bench warrants were issued In New York Tues
day tor the arrest of Col Kinney and Consul Fa
| bans, who did not appear when theic cases were
called.
The complexion of the returns from Illinois in,
dicate the success OF the prohioitory liquor law.
The steamer Star of the West for San Juan, and
| George Law for Aspinwall sailed from New YOrl
| Tuesday afternoon full OF passengers.
| DR.. Broadhead ofNew York, is lying dangerously
| I'll at So ripgfeld, Mas.
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Mn. SoULE on PEBRY-The following Is the
letter addressed by Mr.. soue, to :he editors of
the Herald and National Intelligencer 1t is but
foretaste of what he intends publishing:
GENTLEMEN IL do not intend at present to no.
tice the letter published over the signature of Ho
ratio j. Perry in your number of the 22d (and 23)
last: otherwise than by stating that there is not
1eord Of truth In it,
The baseness aud impudence of the writer are
only equslled by his hypocrscy and coWardice.
Indeed this last production of his sweats the
Jesuit and Felou all over,
shall take occasion TO draw up a picture of this
gentleman's doipgs during my mission to Spain in
the history which preparing of ii for the press
and whilst unsealing the secret of his treachery
give clue to the encouragement and support
which it has secured him in the State Department
at Washington. Your obedient servant.
PIKRKE SoULE.
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THE INsTRUcTIoNs TO COMMODORE McCAULEP.-
The following extract, from Commodore McCau.
ley's instructions, embraces their gist:
"rhe President ins.ructs me to say to YOU that if
any officer in command OF ship of war be present
when sn outrage of the character heretofore men.
toned is perperaied ON vessel rightfully bearing
flag, be will promptly interpose relieve tn ar-
rested American ship, prevent the exercise of the
assumed right of visitation search and repel the
interference by force. Your instructions are con-
foed to csses arising the high seas, because, as
at present advised, the offensive acts which have
been committed are of that character. Other Of
lensive acts, however, undoubtedly, might occur
within the proper territorial jurisdiction of Cuba
to which this government could not and would not
submit for moment. Should such case arise,
you will Immediately report the facts to this de-
paltment, and await further instructions, unless
your prompt interposition should become necessary
for the preservation Of the lives and property Of
the citizens of the United States"
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An ignorant fellow who wss about to get mar
ried resolved to make himself perfect In the re-
sponses of the marriage service out, oy mistake.
he committed the cfhce OF baptism for those of
riper wear; so, when the clergyman asked him, in
the church Wilt thou have this woman to be thy
welded wife p the bridegroom answered in very
solemn tone Il renouuce Them all Ihe sstonisneo
rnjnjster said Il think you are fool; TO which he
replled. 'AlI this steadfastly believe
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At Ministerial meeting In Lafayette, la the
other day, the pastors of the churches resolved
that henceforth they would read no notices from
their puIpits unless they directly pertained to the
advancement Of religion or morality, 1t being their
opinion that pulpits are sought as mediums OF ad-
ysrtisiDg hy persons too stingy to pay for an ms
sertion In the papers In a certain city recently,
notices were sent to the pastors to be read stating
where and how any person in need could secure
the seryices of nurse.
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ERESH SUPPLYING are this

ETRESH SUPPLYING are this morn
Il ing receiving, direct from our Mandatory Sc
versl packages Of NEW SPRING CLOTH1NG,
embracing in part
Black and coloI'd Cloth FI0cks.
Black. plain and fancy Cashmere Pants.
White and fancy Linen Pants
Fancy and check msrsailIes Pants
Plain and fancy Marsales Vssts-a great variety,
with many other articles. which we will sell at
usual low prices KEEN, BALDWIN & co.
les Io2 VI ain street.
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GENTLEMEN THIEvEs.-From the following no.
tice we find in the Mobile Tribune, 1t would appear
that farther down South they have gentlemen
thieves, who when caught in little pecadioes, fork
over so much to an Orphan Asylum
A gentleman" we'll known In the city was
caught yesterday stealing cigars from the counter
Of Mr.. Asa Holt. This is not the Fl ret time, and it
Is understood that the Orphan Asylums will make
one hundred dollars, or he will be prosecuted for
the CffauCe
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STORM THE MIssIssIPPI.-On Sunday me E.
ing of last week, sudden and violent storm OF
wind arose in the neghborhood of the Lower Rap~
ids OF the Mississippi and In the space of few min
utes caused the sinking of four lighters which were
al the time loaded, some of them with grain and
other things, destined for St. Louis, and others
with freight for points on the Upper Mississippi
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The WORM IN THE BUD.-The Jersey City IN.
Sentinel says that gentleman of that city
opened d few Of the buds his grape vns, and
was surprised to find snugy enconced therein 3
small worm, which he forth with removed and upon
careful examination through the whos VINE, nearly
every bud the bed of one of these detested
worms. 1t would be well If every bud was similar
ly exs mined, If garden fruit and flowers are eIpec'
cd
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NEW EsTABLIsHmENT.-JOHE JoHNsOr
lately of the American Shaving Saloon has tska
the house next door to DR.. Powell on 10th street,
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for mis- busiDess where ell who de-
sire easy and pleasant shave will fnd him here
tofore, ever ready TO please his customers
His superior style of Hair Cutting is proverbial,
and he is sure he please the most fsstdious HI
will costnue to manufacture the celebrated hair
stoIative and tonic, which, with other popular pre-
parations and dyes, together with the delightful
shampoon BATH will make his shop. he hopes. tSs
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TNHE undersigned have his dav formed

THE undersigned have this day formed
a a copartnership for the purpose of writing up
Books for those who have no regular clerk prepaT-
ing legal Instruments ana copying in ell the various
branches They consider themselves compe tent,
from experience of many years, to give satissc-
ton TO al persons who msy think proper to patron
ize them.
Ohic9 franklin street, between 9th and 9th sts.,
in rear Of the residence of John Nj. Patton, Esq.
HUGH H. GODDIN,
LEWIS W. .CHAMRERLAYNE.
May 29.h, 1856. my S0-d3m
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MASONRY IN CALIFoRNIA-The Grand Lodge
of Free and Accepted Masons, of the State of Cali.
fornia assembled in San Francisco, the LIST ult.
Some eighty subordinate Lodges were represented,
and about one hundred and fifty delegates In at
9 ldance The proceedings were marked By the
utmost harmony and good feeling.
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4 CARD.-MRs NJ. +. BOND would
"a respectfully invite the ladies OF Richmond and
surrounding country 10 her fashionable PATTERN
EMPORIUM, on Msin street 2 doors above the Uni
ted States Hotel, where they make selection OF
ths most desirable Spring styles of patterns of Man
tllss Dresses Bssques, Morning Dresses, Childrens
Clothing Infants Sets, &c.
ALSO-Wil teach the art Of CUTTING and FIT
TING in two hours, Wsrranting to hr.
~ Five Apprentices are now wanted.
Il
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ONE PRICE JEW FJRY

ONG GhICE y T. w Il l. Is \
ga STORE.-One Of the concern has Just re-
ENA, turned from the North with q large assort-
Ssss$s ment Of Watches Jewelry and Silverw.re
OF the very latest styles Those in want of articles
r our line will please csll and examine our stock
The stock comprises Gold Watches of every deacrp-
elry Of every description, of styles sn6 of the
finest quality; Mosaic, Lava ana Csmeold Jewelry
which sre the latest styles; Bracelets; Locksts: Gold
Guard Fob and Vest Chains Studs Pencils; Tooth
Pek Keys; Seals; Diamond Bresstpins and Dis-
uoud Rings. Also q large assortment Of Silver
spoors Knives and Forks; in fact every variety Of
goods kept in our line. MYERS & JANKE,
75t Main street,
my q Sign OF the Illuminated Clock
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MATTREseNs

A h6EAH r u hNll u ne, tu6 IsE't1I1A1o
~ AND GENERAL HOUSE K f 9 AR
TICLES.-JAMEs LUXFORD has removed to the
two stores occuried by Mr. DIcken, oPPoslte Lhe
and Underbe6s, cheaper than any other house, ss
well as 8 quantity of second hand Furniture.
MATTRE ESsES made over, to look as well as new.
L. has in the d'oining store an excellent stock
of FAMILY GROCERIES.
Sslf-Risirg Flour and a new Kind Yeast Powders,
the best now in use, at shilling box
FOR RENT-The store recently occupied by him.
Possession given Immediately, snd rent low.
nv 23-Im%
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An editor ont west gives the following notice -
aonr nurse Ia lost The finder is requested TO re
turn IL being careful not to disturb It's contents,
,Sbicb were brass rule, a piece of leaf tobacco,
nicely twisted, the stump of cigar, and very
GOOD leather string.
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A NATURAL BARoMETER.-They have in Gsru a.
ny a small green frog, termed BY them the leaf
frog" which, when caught Is placed IN glass jar
uartly filed with water, and steps erected which
the little chsp sits II the weather is to be clear and
fine he recines the upper step; but if storm ia
approaching he goes down part way and If the stoTIn
Is to be severe one he goes 20 the bottom. He is
seldom more than an inch, or inch aud half
long and his TAtions consist of one fly per day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-07

BOUNTY LAND PAPER FoBGER CONVICTED
John Psrham, formerly respectable citizen in
Eastern Tennessee, has been convicted of forging
papers for the procurement of bounty land, a.
Knoxville, Tenn. according TO advices received al
the Pension bureau In Washiue eton.
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ON Tp1A1.-Among the oficers arrested on the
eve Of the famous coup d'etst on the I'd OF Decen-
bsr Iss, vas Colonel Charas, formerly min'st, Z
Of war under the provisional government. tn, Ih,
Of police who sSv went n 20 dres.oe
GOWN The Colonel had scarcely any clothes on
The lady it appears. was Madame Bose, the vile
of General In the French army, now on serve
at Rome, and she has just been tried for aduiier!
before the tribunal correctionnel ei rsfs'
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MURDERED BY A SLAvE.-On the 9th ult, Mr..
Holman Smith, of Spartansburg, South Carolina,
was murdered By negro boy whose sister he was
correcting. The boy was aided by his mother,
who with himself has been sentenced to be hung
on the 9Th of July.
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sp S-ts

G. B. LUCK, Stock and Land Warrant
Agency, Governor street.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
The highest price paid for Land Warrants.
Gold and Silver wanted.
tS Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold In Isottsri
under the management of r. FRANCE Co., will be
promptly paid by and all enquiries relative to
the business of r. FRANCE Co, addressed to tn en-
my l6-ts C., B LUCK.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT on RICHMOND, June g

ARRIVED
Schr Clara Belle, Parker, Baltimore, mdz w D
Colquitt Co.
SAILED,
Schr Haxall Chester, New York, u'dz D. Currie
5chr 5. II Allen, Baker. Boston, mdz D. Curris
schr Hope, Creighton, Baltimore, mdz w D. Col.
quit Co.
Schr John Beatty, Wescott. light.
schr Ralsgo, Hooper, City Point.
SchF Hill Carter, Marshall, Baltimsre light
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PAYNE & MAYO, Auctioneers, have re-
moved their Office to MIR. Wellington GodGin's new
building, of 1lth and Bank streets Entrance
on Bank street
They will sell at section privsts sale, Real and
Personal Property; Rent out Houses and hire out
Servants. .r-s
drawn.
ABEL U. MAYO being Notary Public, will at
tend to taking Dispositions, Acknowledgment OF
DeedE, &c,
Their charges will, in all cases, be entirely satis
factory and they hope to merit patronage by prompt
attention to business. =
InEu q pAvHE
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RECALL OF HoRATIo J. PERRY The Washing
ipgtou Star of Tuesday states that Buckingham
Smith, of Florida has been appointed Secretary OF
Legation at Madrid, vice Horatio j. Perry, recalled.
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HARPET WAREHOUSE,
~ 95 MAIN STREET
Wishing to reduce as much as possible before the
Fal Trade commences, our large stock of
CARPETINGS, RUGS, MATS, 60,
We will. during this month, offer them at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Those at present in waut of these goods will find
prices much lower than ever cf5red In this mar
get before and those having to buy the approaching
Fall, will find it to their interest select now from
our assortment, which is large and complete, in.
cluding
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
That will be- so!d at less than cost of importation.
ALSO,
The largest assortment and greatest variety in the
city of
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Which Cter at low prices, and which we will
have cut to fit Rooms, Halls, Passages end Stairs of
any size.
RICHARDSON & CO,
je 1-1m* 95 Main Street
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The Arcadia Cotton Factory at Bsgdad, Florida,
was totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday morning
last, with about three hundred bales of cotton.
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STREET FIGHT-A street fight occurred in Nash
vile, Tenn, Saturday last in which spectator
named Fullbright accidentally received two shots
Two Caseys, father and son, were severely wound
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voune fob. ordering SEAL expressed his de-
sire 10 have something engraved upon it, to denote
what he was. "You cannot have anything better,
observed the ieweller, "than cypher =
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L1BERAL.-Mr. Thomas De Graefenreid, oi
Chester, S. c., has donated number of houses
and lots In that place, for the purpose of establish
ing Presbyterian High School.
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LEEoHEs LEEcHEs.-The pub ic are
herebv informed thst have Just received By Adams
Express lot OF superior Swedish Leeche., which
will be applied upon the most reasonable ten as
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing
saloon under the American Betel, and at night on
25th, between Main and franklin streets.
B-Capping and Leeshing promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice.
no6 X. q. HQBHON,
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FATAL DIsEAsE.-A fatal disease similar to diar-
rhoea is prevailing In Msrengo CO., Ala. whole
family named Henry, consisting of husband, wife
and three children died there In two weeks.
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NEW HOUSE.-The subscriber offers
~ his services to the public to do AUCTION
COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FORWARD
ING BUSINESS.-He will sell BACCO,
WHEAT, CORN, OATS, &c, on the usual commits
sion and will receive and forward PRODUCE OR
AERCHANDIZE, with dispatch. He expects to
give his undivided attention TO his business
CHAS. .. SLAUGHTER,
Danyile, May p, 1855.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COwARDIN.

-he DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscriher.
,sxa AND QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, pavahIs 10
tbe Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, S4s year in
ADVANCE y, n,s,.rr,
The WEEKLY plsPATCH Is issued every Fri.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-07

Lieutenant General Winfield Scott arrived In
Washington Monday evening, to attend the meet
of the Board on the Military Asylum
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The shipment of turpentine at Cheraw, N. c..
this season, will be 80 900 barrels.
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REmovAL.-Ihe OFT CO OF the RIcHmorD

REMovAL.-lhe OFT CO OF the RIcHmoND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has be-n removed to the second
story of the Building corner of Main and 1Ith sts-
re- Entrance on Ilth stree
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE IEkU-
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boasting of ths r ability to comply with
their obligations they take pleasure In referring
ali who have had business with the Once for the
satisfactory in whiah II has been transacted
JAMES G. CRANE, President.
Ia
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An election for Town Commissioners, in Ashe
Vile, N C, on the 18th ult, resulted In the tri'
uunph of the American ticket.
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TOLD YOU so-'Wifs, wife our cows dead
choked with tuTnip' L told sou SOL always sed
shs ID choke herself with then turnps But II was
a pumpkin, Well it's all the same. know'd all
along how 1t would be. Nobody but MANY like
YOU " ould feed a pumpkins that was Mt chop
nedi They was chopped Aud 'tw ant the pump
Eins neither that ehoked her. Twas the tray-and
the end ont Is sticking out of her mouth now =
'Usb! ugh! There goes my bread tray. No longer
than ysstsrday, told you that she would swallow
that tray
Tho Arctic Exnedifinn nailed fin allx from EeM
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

y The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-07

Two hundred and fifty U. 8. recruits have been
ordered from the barracks at Baton Rouge, La to
the Indian country, on the Upper Arkansas river