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Grapelers' Direftorp.

CARRIER. -Lafourche Packet, the
~ stauch steamer CARRIER, J. J. Psn@~h
Brown, Master, H. STREcK, Clerk will h z.e1dSt
leave New Orleans every Saturday at -
O'Clock NJ, arriving at Lockport on Sunday .l1.,.<
o'clock and Thbodaux Tuesday mornings arriving
In New Orleans Tuesday night.
AGENrs-A LAFORESr, New Orleans.
v. RICHARD, Thibodaux.
w The CARRIER having been purchased by Brown
and Streck expressly for the Laourche ade Merchants
and planters rely her remaining in the trade the
year round apiI4.
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r S. GOODE, Attorney and Counsellor
L at Ldac will practice in the parishes Of Assumption,
Lafourche, and Terrebonne. je11
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-04-28

DOCTER BATEY;-Twice ave. week
IL The elegant and staunch steamer ffMaMAn@ h
DOCTOR BATEY, ApELARD DuGAs, Master ~ Aa44=e7lS
leaves New Orleans every Monday at 5 - s5stsa8
O'Clock, P. NJ, and Friday mornings at
o'clock. Returnng-Leaves Thibodaux every wednesday
and Sunday morning at o'clock. l6-i1.l
CERES-New Orleans and ieMsea.A
" Lafourche Packet For Lockport, SGe223aa4H28
Thbodaux and all intermediate landings.
The new and favorte steamer CERES, J. ]. LABARTHE
Master will leave above throughout the season in the
trade leaving New Orleans every SATURDAY, at o'clock
A. NJ Returning, leaves Thibodaux every TUESDAY at
O'Clock Am. For freight passage apply on board
or to r16tl CHAS DEBLANC, ID Custom House st.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
Il D n

AMERICAN HOTEL-H M Williams Miss VIII.
liams Baltimore; J II Morgan. Washiu gton: T w
Campbell Campbell, l. Whitney, Cumberld;
C M Cummings, Cummings, Danville; A Cren.
shew, Charleston; s Brown, Miss Brown BALTIC:
81 M Savage, Cumberland Watkings Whining
tor; DR. CarriDg ton and lady, U s NJ DR. T w Wright
Miss Wright, Miss Albeit White, New York; w
FL Chapman Orange; NJ Patton, Va; Stone Dr.
w Eppes BuckiD CHAM; A Hopkins, Powhatan;
Stony Halifax; H Leslee, N Y; J H Withers,
Bait; Arlington, WashingtoD; s Jefsrs Miss A
LETTERS, w II Cummin gs, Wilmington; Cushing
J NJ Cushing Chsrleston; Scott, Wmsbg; II NJ
Norton. Cumberland
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.-C Crane, Corn; Fl
Shepperd, Va; Hopkins, Fincsstle; N b Boucox.
Henrico; n Roberts, Texas; w Carter, Il Hatch
Walker, Chest erfeld; G Walker, Chas CITY; ] M st
John, Bait; Fl Brsnch, Baugh. Chesterfield; L
Moody, Texas; w Lubbock. Henrico; T Tay,
lor, Fredericksburg; w Cunningham, Bait; w II
HARDWOOD, City; Lara, Va; w II Bell, Rock
bridge; Donnan, White, jr, Petersburg; J Cur
tbs, Orange.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-R Fl RonsdaIe, w L Bur
roughs, All en- and lady, Y; z Owen.J Hannay,
Washington; Young 2 w Hsirston, c; NJ II
Howard, Nashville: Gilard. Memphis; Miss Nc
Owen, Mrs Walker HALEY Springs; N B Lane Ala;
Grymes Christisnsburg; Avory and lady T
Chalmers, Cosby, Pierce, Halifax; ] A Stisler;
er, lady and child Misses Crowder, Master Crowd.
or, w Coleman, Va g W Bassett, Hanover; C
Scruggs, P, whatau; H Fitzhush, King Geo; Z Por-
ter, Del; C w Fitzgerald and lady, Richmond; T II
Haynes Wmsburg; Weld, T F Weld Boston;
Mrs Ficklin and children, Va; J g Sharkley
Philads; Hunter Caroline; Compton UniYer-
sitJ of Va.
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| By Telegraph from Lynch6srg

By Ieiegroph from Lynchbsrg
LYNcHBURG, May 25, l P. M.
WeI tern cars arrived report msjorities for Wise:
in Mon 'gomery of 125; Wythe 200; Pulaski 50;
Roanoke 292 and Franklin $50 Franklin also
gives Bo' cock 200 majority over Claiborne for Con
gress hlc@ ullen's majority for Congress In Pu-
lsski, So.
With regard to Montgomery, however, a con-
tradictoT dispatch from Lvnchburg, dated
MAY 25th-9 o'clock 2. M.
The freight train this evening BRIGGS a statement
that NJ on tgomery has gone for Flournoy by more
than 300 maj GRITTY.
By Telegraph
Loudoun elves Flournoy 400 majority,
Faulkner is reported defeated by 300 votes Kid
well is elected TO Congress by small msjorities.
Brooke and Hancock counties have given Flour
noy ia majority.
Pendeton, X. N, Is reported elected TO Con-
gress,
Latest by Telegraph
WARRINGTON May p, l A NJ Ohio gone for
Flournoy by 700 and Wood by 600 votes. Shenan.
| doah gives Wise 1000 majority, and Rockingham
| 1900
KIdwell and Faulkner, democrats, for Congress,
supposed elected
Marion gone 7O4 maj. for Wise.
Contest close but the impression is that Wise Is
elected.
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Correspondence of the Dispatcb.I

Change in the Police System-HOn. Robert McC2eI.
Land-EmigrGats, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, May 24th.
The police committee of the Councils is said to
have resolved upon recommending radical
change In the present police force.
Hon Robert McClelland, Sec rotary of the Inte-
rior, and John Wilson, Commissioner of the Uni
ted States Land Office, passed through this city yes
terday, for the West. Mr.. McClelland Is on visit
to his family and Mr.. Wilson on official business
Mayor Vol,z of Pittsburg also arrived 10 the city,
yesterday, On an official visit, for the purpose Of
enquriug into present police system, and other
municipal regulations with the idea of Introducing
the same 10 the Iron City.
Yesterday In the United States District Court J
w. Boileau, who was tried and convicted, some
months ago, ON eleven bills for forging land wars
rants, was again tried tor forging other land war.
rants and was found guilty on all the bills, about
10 In number The defendant plead bis own cause
The packet ship Philadelphia which sailed for
Liverpool on Tuesday evening, took out 40, 900
bushels of corn. Several chips bound for Liver
pool are now loading with gran and will sail in
few DAYS.
Col Kinney, of the Nicaragua expedition ?eft
this city yesterday, and will the United States laws
permitting, sail from New York on Monday morn
ing next, for San Juan.
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Frederick gives Wise $50 maj #, and Faulkner for
Congress lis The two Democratic candidates are
elected to the House of Delegates.
- CAMPBELL (incudiDg ynchburg)
Returns not complete. Give Flournoy GIG ma
jority.
AMHERST.
Powell's majority for Congress 136 over Lyon
Davis, K N elected to the House of Delegates over
Richeson, late Delegate by votes.
APPOMATTOX.
Wise's majority 267 McComas do. 297; w, P,
Bocock, for Attorney General, 346 maiorily. Thor.
s Bocock, for Congress, over Claiborne, 38l. o.
Il Clay, for the Senate, 2l0 majority c. H. Jones
Tor House OF Delegates, 3l7 majority.
CUMBERLAND
We learn from Farmvlle that Cumberland has
given Fiournoya majority of 25. The same ,majc-
rity it gave to Gen. scott.
MECKLENBURG.
n Wise 81; FlOurnOy 47ii Gaode, for Congress- s45;
Mecklenburg gave johnson 2s7 nsjority.
PRINCE GEORGE
I. Gives Wiss 28O majority.
SUSSEX
Wise's majority 295.
BRUNSWICK
Wise's majority $50.
Gives Wise 80 majority.
ROANOKE
Wise's majority 292 Edmundson Dam 9eA
majority over Staples, of the new parry
Bass reasleced to the Legislature by 33l msio-
rity
CHARLES CITY,
Gives IS majority for Flournoy.
WILLIAMSBURG
Flournoy 68, Wise 81 Beale 65, McComss ~
Patton 68, Bocock 4s Morris 65 Holiday 81.
For COngress-Bsyly Is Mr.. R. II Garnett IL
h. OF D.-Segar, American, 90, Jennings, Dem.
ocrat 40, Hurt, Independent, 9.
AT the Raleigh precinct, for York county. the
vote was-Flournoy 90, Wise IA Reale 20 McCo~
mas 10; Patton 81, Boco ok 10. segar II; Jen.,
nings H.
SOUTHAMPTON.
Gives majority OF 80 for Wise
ISLE OF WIGHT.
Gives Millson 500, and Wise about the same
DISWIDDIE.
Majority for Wise 252 Ere.
I LUXEMBOURG. --
Wises majority 200.
LOUDOUN d 81
Majority for Flourpoy .32S, and !, 300 for Bots
Ter. for Congress, over Faulkner. This shows n
gain OF 226 for Flournoy over the vote for Jobr
SON
NORTHWEST.
We are informed the following msjorities ar
given 10 the North est Ohio 100 tor Flournov
gain to Fonrnoy of It's. Marshall 500 for Flony
noy, 42S gain. Harrison 100 for Wise 205 gain Tor
the American ticket. Tyler county gives SO for
Wise, about the same as for Johnson Gain for The
new party 10 these counties and Loudoun, I,03s.
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GEN TODLIBEN.

r,,s os, s.r.nce that. whilst Great Bril-
tain, the selfconstiIuted champion OF Euro
ne,n freodom. Is represented in the Eastern
war by an imbecile aristocrat' the MASTER sp'-
rit in the armies ofdespotic Russia Is young
man. the son of a shoemaker OF Riga whose
remar,rable talents the defence OF Sebsstopol
has for the first time disclosed to the world
Todliben. the Russian engineer in Chief the
son of the Riga shoemaker, at the age OF 81,
is setting at defiance, by his genius ana SKIN,
the most magnificent armies that England
and France ever sent to the held. For SIX
months has sebastopol laughed to scorn the
most tremendous siege and bombardment
that military annals record. Russia, in the
selection of her agents, sets an example
which England might profitably initiate Inc
only patent of nobility which she desires IN
her servants is that which Heaven gives IN
superior talents and qualifications. Todlben,
the shoemaker's son, is the only great man
whom the Eastern war has YET deVeAoPe"'
rs- The rain which fell so heavily IN the
CITY on Thursday, was not felt on Brooke
turnpike. At the short distance OF mile
from the corporation line, the dust was not
laid. Not long after the shower, we saw
man in one of the gardens on the turnpike,
diligently engaged in watering caboages'-
Nevertheless, vegetation in that dlrection'
still looks green and promising.
sTgSome of the New York papers are IN
the habit. on every collision with the N. Y.
Herald, of finging in its editors face the tact
that he was formerly hOrsewhipped. Inc
papers which thus indulge their i'll nature at
Mr. Benefits expense are generally those
which are loudest in their denunclstlons OF
the resort to violence in the Southern States,
so that one knows precisely what respect TO
attach TO their abuse of the South and their
rdicule of Bennett. 1t has always occurred
to us that, if the men who occasionally at
tack Bennett and jeer at his timidity, could
see themselves as others see them, they would
shut up and keep quiet The man who in
suits another because he believes that other
has not the spirit to resent it, is as great a
coward as his adversary and ruffian to
boot. There are such creatures, no doubt,
in every country, who are in the habit of
carefully selecting their subjects, before
they make display of valor, but their char
acters are always well understood and thor
oughly despised. Bennett may not have
much physical courage, but he has quite as
much as his assaiIants, with the redeeming
merit of not making false pretences.
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MARRIED,

At Eastern View, in Culpeper county, on the 18th
instant, by the Rev. ]. Earnest Mr.. THOMAS B.
HARRISON of Richmond, to Miss sYEPTOE 8.
FREEMAN, daughter of the late Gabriel freeman,
Esq.
On Thursday evening last. by Rev C. A. Davis,
Mr.. BENJAMIN 3 BROOKS, to Miss MARTHA
A. CRABBIN all of this city.
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THE ELECTION

The excitement which attended the cleo.
ton, will soon subside, and not a ripple he
leit upon the surface of the political wave
whatever the result may be, the defeated
party viii submit with that cheerfulness, de-
corum ana profound acquiescence in the pop
uiaf VIII, which are peculiarly characteristic
OF Americans and Virginians, and the v;ctors
s s ENJOY their success with equanimity
Ihe fortunes ofpoliticai war, so varying and
uncertain teach moderation to the connper.
ors and fortitude to the vanquisbed
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Corre,pondence of tbe Disnatch

No Work for U. s. PrisOners-C Counterfeit on
Virginia ank-EpiscopaI ConUention, &c.
BALTIMORE, May oath
Judge Giles, in the U. S. District Court here, has
decided that the u S prisoners In Jail, cannot be
forced to work.
Counterfei;s on the branch of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia, at Winchester, are in circulation
here.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention will meet
here according to adjournment, on the 30th inst.
The thermometer stood at so degrees to-day
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Caskie's msjority about i61.

SPOTTSYLVANIA.
For Governor Wise 6l5; FlournoY COL. Lieut.
Governor: McComas 622; Beale 599 Attorney &c.
neral: Bocock 6l9; Patton co., B. .of Pub. Works:
Holladay 669; Morriss 548 For Congress: Smith
902 Funston, 104; arbour So.
STAFFORD.
Wise's majority about 100.
AUGUSTA
Returns from all except four precincts in this
county, give Flournoy majority of l,072. The re-
msning precincts, it is supposed will increase
Flourncy's majority to 1909.
Christian Imboden, and McChesney, running az
members Of the new party, are elected, by large
jorties over their Democratic compettors-loss of
two Dem0crstic members
ALBEMARLE
Flournoy's majority in this county Is 144 Wood
and Earley MS or Americans about the ssme
majority fer the House of Delegates.
Lyon, for Congress- has majority Of 80 over
Powell.
Flournoy's majority in this county 10. Col. Bon
duIant running on the new party ticket, 70 majority
for the House of Delegates.
HALIFAX-[Mr. Flournoy's Countu.l
Wise 1857, Flournoy 582. Wise's msjority SIS
For Congress, Bocock's sjority over Claiborne
III.
For House of Delegates. Paddock dem. I2O6s
Edmunds do, 1l79 Dabbs K N, 5I3 Pettus. Ind
dem 265, Edmundson, do, lO8. Halifax sends two
Delegates
Halifax gave Johnson 1913, and Pierce l6O ma.
jority.
Wise 423, Flournoy 398; McComas 429, Beae
3S4 Boc0ck 444 Patton 2Sl.
For Congress-Goode, Dem, $50; Tazewell, X.
N, 1868
For House of Delegates Il Del -Joseph Fl Ro.
ber,s, Dem, All Thomas E. Watkins, of the new
party, 405.
PITTSYLVANIA.
Letters by the DanvlIle Railroad represent the
contest as very close in this county telegraphic
message from Lynchburg announces the arrival of
the Danve stage, with information that Pittsylya.
MIA had given a ma jority of $50 for Fournoy and
$50 for Claiborne TOR Congress. It gave Scott l66
majority.
REPORTED MAJORITIEs.
The following reported majorities were tele.
gtsphed from Alexandria yesterday evening Thev
we've received by the Manassas Gap Railroad
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We have not the official returns butth Demo-
cratic majority is about 200. White, DEM, for tn
senate leads Reins, X. N, 200, and ts thereto re-
elefted In the District composed OF Henrico nd
Hanover.
CHESTERFIELD.
The Democratic ticket in this CO. receives mt 8
ority of about 500.
GOOCHLAND.
Little's Store precinct gives 90 majority to the
Democratic ticker about the same 1t gave 60 John
son The calculs.ors, however, set 1t down at lG0
or 10 for Wise.
LOUISA:
Nothing definite from this county, though re-
port by the cara represent the majority of Wise to
be $50.
CAROLINE
Wise gets a majority of 40 and Csskie 105.-
Dearnotte beats Dickinson by small majority for
the House.
KING WILLIAM
Two reports from this county. One represents
it to have gone for Wise by $50, another 280.
III. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Csskie Dem.) is reelected in this District by
oh fha foil riDr vOt
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GANG OF BURGLARS AND CoUsTERFE1rERs An.
RFsTED.-A gang of persons suspected of being
extensively connected In counterfeitings burgIa.
ries, &c, was arrested In a building 10 Ninth ave.
nue., New York. "Wednesday night. large guam
iity OF counterfeitng apparatus, burglars tools.
&c WAS found -'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-26

SJudge Edmonds, of New York has
gwen an elaborate opinion in favor ~ The
.on'nluIionslity of the prohibitory LIQUOR
law. From the fact that the Judge is takioa
ground against the worst kind of spir;,.r.n
psrs, we may infer his returning ,sn,,v
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SALMON's PATENT GRAIN AM

SALMON'S PATENT G RAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED sEPARATOR.-Tbj, nosobia.
vas invented and patented by by g. B Salmon NJ ~
linols, and wherever 1t has been exhibited has
Precedsnce Of all others, for cleaning GRAZ s1J
Graas Seeds "'la ana
The first Silver Medal was awarded To the i,x.n.o.
at the Worlds Fair in New York ard the fT.t ~;
at the New York State Fair in 1852 In bas b,aO
adopted by the Richmond city millers who rscoT,.
mend 1t as the best machine known for separsti-,
cookies and other impurities from whe,t If viii 80,
Pafate any two seeds of different size or weiybt j.
simple IN its construction, and easily kept In order
1t ls peculiarly adapted to farmers uses az il rsop
but little power to work it. and cleans grain moTs
perfectly than any machine now in use
Ii can b. furnished at the following nrlcsa viz
For Farmers Machine that will clean Is 10 So IN an
els per hour.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SRO
For Farmers Machane that will clean go to
oo bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, IS
For farmers Machine (arraugcd for horse
power that will clean so bushels per hour 80
For Miier's Machine that will clean so to 80
bushels per hour. Observation-Disclosures, g
For MilleTs Machine that viii clean 50 to
10 bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 100
For Millers' Machine that Will clean I25 to
l5O bushels per hour........................ $50
FOR miller's Machine that will clean $50 to
200 bushels per hour, Observation-Disclosures. 200
Address RO NJ ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmand Va.
N. B-County Rights will be sold on reasonable
terms Ife 20-2swtsI RM.A
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF KIcHhoNp. Msy 25.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Susan Rogers, Boston, rldz Curria.
Schr Van-Name, Vsn-Name, New York salt and
hay.
Schr NJ Whidbee, Rogers, North Carolins,
fish, J Wombe Il Co.
schr Sarah Mary, Weshite, No Cafolina fish
Wcmbe 4 Co
schr Cenava Hill, Capps, Carolina, fish J Wom-
BILE K Co.
schr Truth Creighton, Alexandria, coal Va Tow
Ing Company.
schr Jane C Doughty, Murphy, Philadelphia,
mdz.
SAILED,
Schr Uncle Tom, Rogers, Halifax N 8, via City
Point, ndz Bacon Baskerville.
Schr Ellen Goldsborough, Jones, Washington, coal
w Colquitt Co.
schr Baltimore, Phillips Washington, coal VIM
Colquitt Co.
schr W Spear, Jones, Washington, coal w D Col
quit Co
schr A Terry, -, Wilmington Del, coal w D
Coiquitt Co.
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURTFTFF =

- AND
ANTICIPATING CONpOT-rn
DR.. J. 5. bosses
CELEBRATED F44aj
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD pT-prp,,,r,
As Spring and Summer sstsratip, ~. I'm
migrating DriEk 81 has NO So. s,.J'e and IL
1t purltIes and enriches the Blood. T4l'
Acts upon the Liver, STOMACH and Hov,
Carne' OF all secret,ons and hurnor,,
Cleanses the skin of all erupton..
Gives appetite, bloom and yigor.
Strengthens and invig orstes the rorstg..,
Make. the sk soft, smooth and nstrr.ioc'
ExPels Pimples, Bos and Sores.
Cures Scrctuls and sill Skin Frpntio,
Cures Dtopsy, Kidney and Bladder AF...i.-.
cures hheumati.m, Neuralgia aud Cont
Drives the evil efsc!s of mercury FINN X.
Builds up weak state fbody; ZIG stem
Ailay5 nervous affections snd . I;ra,, a.
FOR Female Complaints which in tba;rsP 'Its
ture are exneustiDg and debilitstipg itis IA
recommended. Indeed it makes The 80
the paie and emacstsd, from sickness ~ r 80 1u
causes, soon have color bloom and baaJ.L Il
aum ner drink, 1t is sxbilarating. refrs.bina a.
iatlng and enlivening Persons (young ana 6isI l
have nsei this delightful compound are snrnr5I 70
lSs IS IN ne1 d benstcial effects. 1t
Quart Bottles 81; small bottles 20, For,,iab
fVRCELL, LADD Co, o. A. strscker. A RojsL..J
AisTr D1Fal, Duval Norton, ] B Wood W
r Laid, s. NJ. ZschriSsou s 2. semp,e and RAM,
l. Beers "4N oeHneI
sp 26-FMk W&cis-ts
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From KEY WEST - The steamer Corirpi has
arrived at Charleston, S c., with Key West dates
TO the 18th. Professor Bache came passenger
me san Jscinto sailed for Havana on the 10Th. The
sloops of war jamestown and Cyane and steamers
Princeton and Fulton were al Key West. The
health of the squadron was good.
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THE CONTEST.

We have given the returns that have reached US.
They show considerable variations upon former
votes, but leave no doubt the election of Wise y
decided majority. Wise has gained largely upon
Gov. Johnson's majorities, while Flournoy has, In
several sections, gained considerably on Summers,
vote with which we have compared. We have not
time, at the late hour at which the returns are n.
ished, to enter into the comparison.
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RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
IA BOTTLING EsTABLIsHMENT.-It set.
tied fact that the only genuine article of Bottled
SODA WATER, in the city, is put up by M Nc
CORMACk Co. who fatter themselves that they
able to compete with any mandatory either
North or South having been engaged IN the OusneA
for seven years past.
To avoid imposition, be sure to call for NJ. MeCOR
MACK'S SODA WATER.
N. B. All orders, either from city or country
promptly attended to.
Soda Water, Porter and Ale delivered in all psftG
of the city daily.
All persons having our bottles, will please return
them Immediately. NJ. MCCORMICK & CO,
&C Ats No 500 Broadgt.
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iHE GREAT RACE Against TIME-A great
crowd assembled at the Centreville course New
YORK, Thursday afternoon, 10 witness the Flora
temple race AGAINST time-twepty miles within an
nourT purse IS 600 Flora Temple lost, having
broken down In the twelfth mile.
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GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEA-
~ SON.-We have cheek. striped and plain Swiss
Musins Cam5rics and Jaconets from the lowest to
the finest grade, which we are selling very cheap
full supply of He sieTies. Gloves, Parasols ar q
Fans. large assortment of Ladies' Dreas Goods and
Emhroderies with one of the haudsomest and best
selected stock OF plain and fancy Casimeres and Lin
en- Drillings for mems and boys wear; also brown
and blesched Domestics, from the bast manufactur-
For ready good bargains apply to
j. & NJ. ROSEEBAUM
myl4 1873 Broad street
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/. CoNeREs SIGNAL DISTRICT.

III illson's mai. about. ,.......... ass
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
Nil l,on, Goode, Bocock and Castle are all elected
BY nv ndsome msjorities to Congress.
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LII Episcopal CosvgETIoN in LexinEton nd.
Sir xsS 70 meet In fTederoksbuIs May next Rev
ss,. ~ ooaordse, Of Richmond, read the opssIps
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STABBED.-Frances Foxwell and Jacob
Garlett, two white men, got into a difficulty in
Rockets, last night, when the former stabbed the
latter In the back with knife, inf1icting him
dangerous wound. FOxwe was arrested and COM
mitted to the cage for examination before the
Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-26

4 NEW DRUG STORE.-HaVihg pur
"A chased the Drug Store at the corner of 4th ard
Broad streets, in daily receipt Of entire
new stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, nc, which
have been carefully selected by of our firm from
the best houses on North. We are prepared to com
pound Prescriptions with the greatest aud in
the neatest styls All orders from the city
try entrusted to wilt meet with prompt attention,
guaranteeing in every instance the article sold by
az being fresh aud Of the best quality We shall
keep constantly on hand full assortment of Fancy
Articles, Perfumery, Patent Medicines Paints, Oils,
Dye-Stuffs, Glassware, Seeds, Cigars, &c. besides
our general assortment of Drugs; sill of which We
offer to purchasers on reasonable terms az they
can be purchased for elsewhere in the city
nah 81 T. II. SOUTHALL 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-26

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