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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08
Bermuda.

FINE wEATEEB-IMMrGRATIoN VOTE PASSED IN
THE AssEMBLY--THE NAIL STEAMER VOTE.
From bermuda have files dated to the Goth of Sep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Abdication Of President Carrera, and his
Manifesto on the Occasion.
Adhesion of the Garrison to the Ayusla
Platform.
Tne CehalIo Tariff Restored CONNER.
elaI Advantages Provided.
AZ. &C., &c.

We have received late files Of the Tran dEtios and
pther Mexican papers. From them we translate the
manifesto by which the President ad interim, General
carrera made known the surrender Of his post. 1t is
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BKOAO ROCK RA1sRc
. yryre = 80

hAnl WILL cons.
SS&sN Af1lI. Isss, "a oax o1s,, g
1t Dav srTTr.-.-. 6ve dafs. ss- IS rs-At4Aee
sA.. As.. cl4 colts nd 6iissB ~ pstahs lsr
Thsmssa afnsss elcsed with the loowins esfss..oe .of
Pevton' a. goswen III L Bruoh 20 81 8 81 Rssm.
Tniisy an .nS IL z Emaneipstioa. e s.'ne
drewstsa ea1nen sreby Revenue, dam A.
); ;Ps Psris is.eA's e n.soa., b r.lly.Ho A..
css.s. S.'s'a er's4 y, imp a.s...,.., s.n / !,
Calvin g.ssa Cd ), s.,.A..-.. -
% '|. az \. ssn y os9sss
81 I ~, THuRs DAY, :e.s -. - -.
purse $1eosissle dash cf .n MI. Apra Proprietors
p sdded @ ne parse-free fr Iii ~ ssl.sass e
eoIioefs ail0Wad to enter any m mhar ana sub
iIa aLn lyt osy. IDAY-Joeksy Club Pa:se. - th,..
for years old eoits and is.N @ S1oc ts.ssps.se
lorfsit-nils heats closed With tho foIovsn- ~ ~
John Bslshsr te A rrndls., n y ch,la. a.,
o;i Jssa ssisAsr q 1asD.ni.r0 fl.s.as a.n !, )
r.9,s sovis : Hall n. 9. Union bysassist.r. dan
Cslyln s z Green 81 ws.Eh.n by Child. H.rolds
,yE, Tally : cheatham # BY r.ly.Ho. dam Bets,
n's sseSss S.st! Race same S.y slee
ing, 70 commences on Monday sth ocsoSer. M M iss5
A sweepstske for all ages uxile heat1.-G60O an
trance forfsit-el added hy the propfietra
60 name snd close on LIT June. 1855 - az more e
MAKE q. n mee. To be run on AondaY, sth October
gfbsoa. A Chest6sm, 1honaaaa Moore sai Csivi1
Green. a 17-st
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KrLLRD.-An Irish girl named Margaret Curran
was run over and ki lied the Hudson river rail-.
road on Saturday last. She was thirteen years old
and lived In New York. On the same road, a few
hours before, young German girl was killed.
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8 DDEN DKATH.-Dr. 8. d. Mcneil, dbtin
guished physician Of New Orleans, died suddenly
on Wednesday morning, the 10Th instant. He had
been to the opera the night before with his niece,
and while he was In conversation with her, was
seized with an apoplectic 6t He was taken home
and died In few hours He was President Of the
New Orleans Club.
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TRADE BRAND.-Mr. Samuel Pike il about COM,
mencing extensive suits against parties In st Louis
for using the trade brand on his celebrated "Mag-
nolia " whiskey.
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DRY GOODS STORE

The subscriber respectfully Informs his friends snd
the public Eenerallys that he has remoysa 70 the
corner Of 9Th. 17s
He has now open 90 entirely new stoek of SPRING
risty 70 bs found in Dry Goods seoEs III Of which
be viii sell q low - they can be bought Of any
house In this city.
Thankful for the liberal patronage that hss been
extended TO him heretofore, hs aures that no effort
on his part shall be wanting to merit sontnusaes
OF the same. VAL COHEN.
an l6-d6ts 175 Bruad -
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THE FIRE IN NORTH CARoLINA.-Mr. John A.
Saunders, near Wilmington, North Carolina, lost
ST. 900 BY the late fire in the woods there. Mr. Nc
Henney lost 1000 cords of wood.
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The Tolls calculated in dollars cents and hum
dredths of cent They charged in all instances
on gross weights and regusted according to the dis
tsnces; and no determinations made, except that
lsss distance than so miles tolls chsrged as for
80 miles-which may be understood by the annexed
statement, viz:
Sets ton per mile, is for 100 lbs. 4A cts for 80
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WATER CuaE-Elzabeth Foglesing, living near
Dayton, Ohio, drowned herself on the 10th inst,
Ia the Miami river. She had been at variance
with her lover, and took that step as an "end ALL
cure ALL" She was beautiful girl about % years
of age.
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The "BLAcK SIDDoNs."-This ID the name adop.
ted BY the mulato woman of Philadelphia, who il
to give q series of dramatic readings there.
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ScHIEDAM ScHNAPPs Mr.. Udolpho Wolfe has
written letter. protesting aganst the operation oi
the new liquor law In New York upon his
schnapps
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-In pur-
IN suanee OF the Statute In that case made and
provided shall attend ct the High Constsbls's OF
ce In the city of Richmond, ON the ID day Of April
next, and for one month thereafter. between the
hours of O'Clock A. n. and o'clock r for the
purpose of trying and proving such Balances,
Weishts and Neasurss a. may be brought TO me.
JOSEPH c. WINGFIELD,
Sealer OF Weights and Meesures for the
NH So-2awIm City of Richmond.
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VIOLENT DEATH.-James Butts, while attempting
to force his way into the house of Augustus VOL.
finger In st. Louis, on the 11sh inst, was shot
through the head by Wolfinger, and killed.
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ARRksr FOURTEEN YEARS AFTER THE CniME.-
John Jones has been arrested at Lockland, Ohio,
for the murder of H. McCardle, which he commit.
ted at West Point fourteen years ago.
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ELECTION OF OFFIoKRs.-The famous Tamma.
ny society of New York, elected Sachems on Tues
day night.
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DESTRUCTION OF TIMBER.--The fire In the woods
near Wilmington, N. c., on Friday last destroyed
an immense quantity of timber, and large num-
Der of turpentine boxes, belonging to Mr.. John A.
Sanders
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SPIRIT OF THEPREss.

The Enquirer has an article upon The published
platform Of principles of the Know Nothings -
Save one feature-thatof excluding oil naturalized
citizens from holding oiice-thsre h not clear
enunciation Of any principle Of
practical moment at the present time. In stating
'ne length Of residence Ia the country necessary to
quaiy foreigner 10 vote Il does not specify the
number OF years. Upon the great question Of re-
''gsous freedom. Il does not commit ITSELF In re-
gard TO the sovereignty Of the States, Il only holds
: doctrine which no political party of the country
sever warred against. That and the 1lth ar
sicie, which are intended to cover the slavery
question might easily be subscribed to by Northern
apoiitionis's, and the most ultra Southern allies
u has another article upon "War with Spain. .
u does not pretend to know what instructions have
oeen given to Commodore McCauley; but, judging
from the principles heretofore maintained bv our
government, infers that he is ordered to resist
tne Visitation or search of American vessels by
Spanish men Of war.
The Penny Post comments upon the ..yulssr
sonse' Mr. Wis., has lavished on the Know Mo-
ming party, and II sure that It win recoil on him.
II contrasts the"h toned honorable demeanor,,
OF Mr.. Thomas s. Flournoy, with the behavior Of
"r. w. and asks the public also 10 make the
eomparison, and draw their own conclusions.
The Whig, under the head of aHark from the
Iomos," announces the fact that the "Ghost Of
MsJor James Garland, after altering uneasllv
ABOUT tor some time past has at last been persua.
oed to make its appearance In the metropolb.n
OF his speech. It says: s. 81 IS s-
AS an argument, II was absolutely beneath criti
clsm. As mere entertainment or spectacle such
% put upon the stage by enterprisinQ theatrical
managers, 1t answered the purpose very we'll
and when the curtain fell, II retired with considera
| Bile applause from the pit
eiseWhefe, wilib only announced by posters and
small biils Box office open at all hours of the
oay or night In the garret OF the Enquirer Office.
FaoM JAMAIcA.-The ship Montezuma arrived at
New Orleans on Wednesday last, from Kingston,
Jamaica
Inc Governor had given his assent to a grant by
TIE Colonial Legislature OF $4,000 for educational
purposes the present year. Toe Journal reioices
that this grant, ANAL as 10 the amount, has been
made. and looks upon 1t as an instalment aud as
promise and pledge of something better next
yeav.
n. b: M. ship Imaum, 7a guns, Com Moorish,
ana brig Orestes, 90 guns, were lying at Port Roy.
| q. d.b. NJ. screw steamship Termagant, "a guus
,s Eom henderson. sailed from Port Royal, March
II. for Montego Bay.
The French brig .of war Orestes, put into Port
hoyai on February 81. dismasted. She was re
| htsing, and would soon be ready for sea.
An Italian opsra company was performing a
season OF twenty nights 1t the Theatre Royal In
| kingstoB. They were to give 81 Lombardi" on
the night of the 20.h
The Jamaica Journal has an article urging the
cessation of sugar cultivation.
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MISSIONARY SocIErY.-The Southern NJ. E. Mis-
sionary Society held its annivers n ct Nashville
Tennessee, on Monday last Bishop Early deliv-
cred the benediction. and, occupied the pulpit of
McKendan Church the Sunday previous.
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Recommendations C. C. Jewett, late of
the Smithsonian Institute, In Washington, has been
appointed Professor of Moral Philosophy In Co
lumbia College, In that city.
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James Hutchinson. Of New York, well known
florist, committed suicide In San Mateo. Califor-
gs
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SHOT By HIS BRorHER.-A lad. ten years of age
named James Robinson, was accidentally shot and
killed by his brother near st. Louis on Thursday
last.
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BOAT SuNK.-The canal beat J. Edwards, of
Kingston, New York, took fire from lime In 1t Mon
day evening, and sunk In the river at New York.
Loss, $1,000.
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DEATH OF PRoFEssoR.-Prof. James Henry, q
friend to education and superintendent Of schools,
in Herkimer county, N. Y, 10 dead.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-The undersigned,
il having permanently soeated in yrsdsrieksbura.
4 nrspared 70 euperntend or sndertake the huiding
Of H0USEs, private OF public, DAMS. BRIDGES,
MILLS, YAcTOAIE6, and all description Of CAR
PENTERo WORK.
He has had . large experience - practical car.
penter and superintendent Of work. Having had
eharge of the wood work on the Dam OF the Frede.
riaksburs Water Power Company, be has psFmiseion
TO refer 70 the Presidentend Directors Of that Com.
psny for character and -eompetency.
He viii furnish PLANS for any YORK In his line.
NH S7-tswlm JAMES TkAvEk-
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2&a<r :, Mal@ s. - e9%nsPss saasPes q Z
S&A NAY, and continue for Eve
lsr DAY-A sweepstaIe for Swear, old colts and
Eileys $500 entrance, half forfeit and closed with
w. H. Gibbin names Oh. /. Miss Julia, By imp.
Glencoe. out of Sally Ward. -
0.P Hare names Oh. Q. BY Tallyho, dam by Trustee.
- Bowie ., Hall names q. .. Union, BY Register.
ra;, J; 7; = Doswen n.mes b. by Revenue. out Of
g. Green names Oh. 6. BY Bslshaaz.r, dam By Glen.
j Bslcher names oh. .. BY John Blunt, out Of Peg
J. gslcher also names B. .. By zinsares, dam by
fh1.: 9; Moore name. brown colt BY Glencoe, out
>. Tally and 4. chsasian name B. By T.llyho,
J. Tally and A. Chestham slso name Oh. T. by Tai.
lyho, dam Betsey White.
e ssDBBAAYY-Prop1is.ot. Pure 200 mile hest.
SALE n:I DAY1A sweepststs for 8 year old Colts
closed with the following entries:
Thos boswell names H, L. Brooke's b. G. by Bailie
peyton dam By EmanciPstion
White. 80. - /
,:,sss 51o ssIshsr names Oh by John Blunt dam i'm,
BY Regent dam BY Imported Whale.
9TH DAY.-A match race for $1,000 aside, mile
James Talley and A. Cheatham names gr. by
Revenue, dam Andrewetts.
Dsyid @ @MsDsniel names hs b. C: by Hawkins rnsm.
SAME DAY-A Sweepstake for yesrs old Colts
and Feys. mile heats, Sl00 entrance, half forfeit,
and closed with the following entries
Dr.. A. Crump names b. t. By Childe Harold. out Of
his Priam mare.
D. w. Haxall names b. .. by Childe Harold, out
of Prism mare.
g. c. Macon names b. Q, by Tallyho, dam by Paris.
Dr.. 3: II. Cabell names b. 0. by Zingaree, dam by
imp. Priem.
ja 52awtd JOHN BELCHER, Proprietor.
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FLOATING PALAcE.-A steamer 275 feet long,
called the Mayfower, has been launche ed In New
Orleans and ID attracting everybody In that city to
see 1t. Its decorations, the New Orleans papers
say, are the most gorgeous ever seen, and band
of music is always on board.
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GRAND SwrNDLrNG GAME.-A man In Connec-
tcut advertised for 300 teachers to 60 to CaIifor-
MIA, male and female, at Sc and 81 per day, ex-
penses paid out there. At the end of the adver.
tsement the subscriber requires 81 to be sent to him
at Bridgeport to secure the situation.
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CALMON's PATENT g RAIN AND

CALMON'S PATENT G RAIN AND
y GRASS SEED SEPARATO4.-This machine
was invented and patentsd By ~ @. y salmon Of IL
inois and wherever has been exhibited has taken
precsdenes Of I'll Others for elssnins Grain and
6raas SeeA4 ~
The first Silver Medal was awasdsd to the inventor
1t the Worl6s Pair In New York. and the i1st prize
ct the New York Stats Fair in 1852 Ii has been
adopted BY the RichmonA city millers, who recon.
mend Il q the best machine known foe separating
cookies and ether Impurities from what IL will se
psrste any two sseds Of different size or weight i
simple in IL sonstsuetion. and easily kept in order
It u peculiarly a1aptsd 70 isse usss u requires
bat little power to work 4, aaA cleans grain more
perfostly fhan any maehine now In use.
It car - furnished et the folloWine priooa VIZ
For FaxmeT9 Machine that viii clean Is 10 . bush-
a1e per houg. .....s................... -
Tor fasmsrs nachans that viii clean - 10
30 bushels per hour.. S5
For FarmeuS Maohine fa11aneod for horDo
poweE) that will ciean % bushels Per houf 80
For . Millsrs Mashins that viii eleaa - tosO
bushela pey hous.. q
Tor . Miller1 Machine tAat will elean - 70
Is bushAis per hon. 10
For Mllles3 Machine that viii eleen rs q
$50 buahele per hour. ............ ~
Eor : Miilers Meehins thet will cleen 80 q
0e esshes Per hosr.. !. y
Csumissaon lfesehsnt, Riehnsn1. Va.
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SuIcIDE.-Adam Amos committed suicide By
drowning himself in pond of water near New
York city, Saturday.
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PRoLrFIc.-A colored woman named Polly
Jones, In Cincinnati, on Saturday last, gave birth
to four living children, and nsmed them Joshua,
Hesichiah, Abigail and Narcisus.
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i EATHER, HIDE AND OIL STORE

II =
IL The subscriber has taken the old stand on 18th
street, no long occupied by James Crane and D. r.
Creme Co.. for the purpose of conducting the LEA
Their, HIDE and OIL business, and has now in
store and coming In, an entire new stock to which
he would invite the attention of the friends Of the
late concern Of D. r. Crane L Co., and Of dealers
generally. He fatters HIMSELF from an experience
OF than thirty years. and By strict attention to
business to be favored with due share Of the pst-
ronage of those in his line Of business:
Mr.. WIN. BEAL has been in our en-
poyment fer II or Is years. and We take great plea
sure in recommending him to our former custonsrs
and the public, a. worthy Of encouragement and We
hope he may meet with success equal to his erits
]. C. CRANE l. SON.
an 17-2awSw d. b. CRANE CO.
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WONDERFUL BABY There is a baby Ia Paul
ding, jasper ounty, Mississippi three months old
weighing fhy-four pounds.
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MONSTER FIsH.-A cat fish was taken in the Rsd
River. La, by Mr.. Jacob Waller, weighing ssvsnt5.
four ard half pounds.
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SINGULAR DEATH.-Mr. VIM. Fl. Whitaker oi
Cincinnati, while at breakfast on the 18th inst
eating piece of bread, swallowed a small hard
substance which lodged near the stomach. Soon
and on the next day threw the substance up II
proved to be piece of shinge nail, about half an
inch long, which had been broken, and was sharp
and ragged at both ends. Itappeared to hare been
part of nail used in securing the hoops of -four
barrel, which had got into the flour, and thence
into the bread. After the nail came up Mr. w. was
easy for two three days, when inflammation set in,
causing his death on Thursday last.
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RrcovxnED.-Hon. Darias Tallmadge, formerly
the millionaire Of Lancaster, Ohio, and whose re-
ported utter failure created considerable sir n the
newspaper world, has recovered about &l00, 900
from the ruins Of his estate
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA Ca
- NAL ToLLS-in order to inform the Fsrmers
and Merchants of the late reduction. made In the
Tells on the Canal. which goes into operation on
MONDAY, the 18th iust. give below the Tolls on
Of the principal articles to and from Richmond
to sone Of the principal points on the Canal:
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DIED OF HIS WOUNDS The Irishman named
Tim Ryan, who was 90 severely stabbed by q man
named Mosely, In Nashville, died on Friday last
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Oh 000 CYPRESS PAHlNO-a
y. ~ ~ .sssas ss,;,ss.. a,s!sIs

80, o,000 feet Dgoooo1 kkO011N8 PLANK
Which Will - sold cheap hy ealline Ct my Lumber
Yard, corneI 18th and Broad streets.
NOTICE-OAx WooD CKnsrxRY The
IN Comnittes en the 0ak Weed Cene&oep have
laid oG the same, anA the 0upeTintondo1f 6 now
sss1y % resolve apDlieaeoae O. ntoRsnt ef uhite
persons who % not wish = buy seatlens - ior
The Ensinssr of he sity lsnov sasAssa 4 layiss
~ the ssosisaA vhlsh uik - ready tbsnlo = atlw
xl1lleateas tas iatsr.s.s y sssaa,s - =
81 i-av3n mo. REp5o11. ~.
nR0IRABLE Rke1DENCE on CLAY
IL DI1WEEN tsT AND p 81, H0n oAlE.
EAe anhaeEhofs aRe oatho1o1 ~ ~ thot VoSY -
alahls r.nea n.slnne - ~ - - q Clay
bstNeen 1t anl - oerD9eA aasol3toe - 41anea
e ~. Iacs, 1lsslsys q = 1sellg 20 ua1i-
1oueo. Nn1 hae oyoRy eonVo02onoQ ~ ~ oQo1nno.
dAtion of : eenteel hnllX Aprl4 q -
| iEN6R0i6TT7T II 81 Z ~ Srs1s
IS s:ill;: I: S.: I; 8 |;' |;:: 3
ssn d N n6nr.
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JESSE sNEAD, Toll Gatherer
18th April, 1855 apl8-d2w&cft

~, JLooL dNEAD, dEthtf6r-
Richmond, 18th April. 1855 apl8-d2w&cit
TkIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES AND
L FANCY GOODS.-J. L. WE'LL has Just return
ed from the Northern Cities where he has pur-
chased of the hapdsomest and most fashionable
styles of Trimmings to be had in the city, all of the
latest landed from the European
whilst he was ther 9, together with fine and
yell selected stock Of Needle Work Goods-sueh as
Ribbons Mohsir Hair Dresses, Jet Braceletts Breast
pins and Necklaces, Gard Cases, Portmonnaies Fans
Perfumeries. and q nice stock of Fancy Goods and
Hosiery, to which he cslls the attention of purcha
segs every article will be sold cheap by calling at
]. L. WELLS
Fancy and Trimming Store,
ep 5-lmt 1871 Broad Street
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The Bateman children are performing at Nash
vile, Tenn.
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SICKNESS IN NSAvANNAH.-Pneumonia il prevail
ing 10 Savannah, Ga, with much fatality Whoop'
ing cough among adults Is also prevalent.
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PAYNE d MAYO, Auctioneers. have re-
moved their Office to Mr.. Wellington Goddin's nsw
building. corner Of 11th and Bank streets. Entrance
on Bank street.
They win sen ct auction Of private sale, Real and
Personal Property; lent ont Houses and hire out
y Deeds Of every dsscriptien win BE- accurately
ABEL .; MAYO being Notary Public, will st.
tend to taking Depositiona Asksowlsds snsnt Of
Deeds, 10.
Their charges WILL In aT casss bs entfrely sstis.
attention to buEines1,
JOHN 7. p PAYNE.
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HaAMcB 6uccoRINc 6PMN.-4hs Washington
sorrsspenlsnto Of the Nav York 1imea says:
Althcush soma of ths msmben Of the Csbinst
wsrs at frat opposed e otehisg any asci6sd steps
~ tha oahinet were unsnimous u appsovAl of he
inafruetious e comuolose Mscsuleys dSawn b. ~
Irssllest himaeM and which we're Enthusiastically
IN rssseh Leaetaou hars hss iutnaas1 III
ehou11 the Unite1 Dtates ond Spain engage u 1e1ll
ifiss, 4raaee voald Dronptly s1sees oIaia.
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COMPLIMENT TO NEwsPAPERs-The Company
of the North Eastern Railroad In South Carolina,
have named two of their engines, "Courier" and
Mercury" in compliment to those papers In
Charleston, for their efforts In behalf of the road.
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hAAR BALTIMORE RA-
~ ss5agssa.aH14sass s5gs.a14ss.aiss 81: !. g: 2 \

menee ou-TUEsDAY, the 18th day ofMay, less, and
continue i've days. { So
as-.. -.s FIRST DAY.
= .aTUESDAY-A Sweepstaks for four years old ;
Szoo entrance half Forfeit two mile heats to name
800 provided three or more Start.
SAME DAY-A 6weepstake for three years old
eoNs sna niieyF vl0O entrance half forfeit; mile
neats. TO lame and close the goth day Of April.
SECOND DAY.
.,,s W,sEDNEsDAY-Propristo Purse &5oe; three
THIRD DAY
TnuhSDAf-Club Purss $1,000; four mile hesta
FOURTH DAY. -. !
~. shiDAY = Proprietors Purse, $500; two mile
FIFTH DAY eg 2.
IS1aATUhDAY-A 1weepstake for three year old
eoits and hIieyE $250 entrance, half forfeit: ile
neats the Proprietor to add $780, provided three OF
April. - 'As >o'' 1aS -
ap H-4t CALVIN GREEN. propr;.tor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

JF0. w. WRIGHr q Co. are prepared
to receive ell kinds Of Produce and Merchandise On
Storage, at their Warehouse the Dosk On 9 ree.
sonable terms - It can be taken in the city.
Il Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-19

emoiseIle Rachel, who had accepted an offer ol
1900 600 francs to perform In America, has been
compelled to abandon the engagement ths minis
ter OF State having exercised his authority to re
tain her In France. under q decree of the emperor
Napoleon from Moscow In whc1 It 10 said that ev-
cry societaire of the Theatre Francias ON entering
shall engage to play for twenty years, and affer
that period may retire. As Mademoisel,e Rachel
made her first appearance on the 18th of June,
1888, she belongs to the company until the 1Ith
June, 1858. She declares, however, that, though
the government may prevent her from going to
America, II cannot compel her TO act In Paris and
she IL determined not 10 do 30.