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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02
Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD-CHARGE OF
ROBBING BOARDING H0UsE-cAPTURE OF AN
OLD OFFENDER--CAUTI0N~T0 SHOULDER HTTTERs--
A DOMESTIC IN TROUBLE-CHARGED WITH FOR.
GERRY.
Edward q. Hudson lawyer, Of No. so Broadway, and
Edward D. Carroll jeweler, o, No. 200 Grand street
Williamsburg, arrested Saturday last by off,
Moore and Ross of the Second District Police Court
warrant issued by Justice Dawson, charging them
with having conspired together to defraud Fahert H.
Forester of Brooklyn out Of The accused where
taken the Jefferson market Police Court were each
Of them held to bail in the Of 81 to
the complaint hearing in tns will take place
Monday next.
Frederick winslow, alias George Monroe, sn escaped
convict taken into custody yesterday mornnS by
officers Kinner and Smith, of the reserved corps charged
with having stolen quantity Of ewelry valued .. $3.50
way It appears from the testimony taken in the case,
that Monday the accused called at the house OF Mr.
Walord and made arrangements with him for board and
MoSday night be to be very sick and retired
rather early The next morning Mr.. Winslow fouad
to Be among the missing also quantity Of ewelry
two deeds for tracts Of land in Washington county iu
this State Information Immediately given Of the
offence to the police, who succeeded in arresting the
dodger in few hours altar his hasty departure from
Mr Walfords premises. The accused taken to the
Wno ONCE ne s was Locked ss for
the Park about two years ago, while under c,nvicon
arrested man named Philip Laeffel, charged ON the
complaint Of George Runkel with having forged his
name TO letter purportIng to be communication
from the complainant TO tine treasurer Of Concordia
Lodge, No. g. Of the Sons Of Hermann pet,t;oning him
for the OF $50. The accused was taken before
Justice Pearcy who held him to bail in the Of $500
to
Ellen Burke formerly domestic In the employment
Of william Mccarthy, OF 1872 Hammersley street,
taken into custody yesterday by officer Cameron, Of the
Eghtee ward police charged with having stolen S2
in cash. and visette, valued at s5 from her employer
The wearing apparel alleged to have been stolen
found the person OF the accused Ellen brought
before Justice Brennan, at the Second District Police
Court who committed her for trial default Of $500
bail.
In the Special Sessions, yesterday Jacob Chatteron,
alias Pouehkeepsie Jake cent to Black wells Island
for three months and sentenced to pay fine Of $50
unprovoked assault upon the posson Henry Dib-
bon. The took place at the Erie Railros
pier, foot Of Duane street, where, proved Chat
terton who Is emgrant runner gave the complainant
severe beatisg and intimated the time that IL Mr.
Dibbon dared to make complaint against him he would
be under ths necessity Of repeating the assault by
OF retaliation. Recorder Smith presided the bench
during the trial great effort made, BY means OF
morey and Dhuence to prevent Chatterton being sent
to the pentenry, but the prosecution being
carried out Blackweps Island was fixed upon as the
summer residence Of the prisoner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02
PLAYING CARDS.

DLAYIEG cARDs.-FARo PLAYING CARDS, VERY
old and well seasoned with s the hreus other assl.
ves Of linen and cotton cards. made By SAN HART co
For sale 20 the trade end club heusss ~ their store, No
Barclay strest, opposite the Astox Housa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02

WAKEFIELD INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION
w No. a-The members hereby notified to attend
the next regular meeting on Friday evenings Msv 4h
confederation N. B-Deeds ready 10 be delivered
TO such members rs have paid up in full.
-.-,... J. A. HANDSCHUCH, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02

THE NINTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SOCIETY FOR
Il the Relief of Destitute Children Of Seamen will take
place ON Thursday, May Sd, at Ia o'clock p M at the
Home for the Children Of Seamen the Sailors Snug
Aarbor Staten Island Persons in the city Wishing to at
tend the viii take the New Brighton boat at u
distance from the Home. Exercises by the chile and In
teresng addresses be expected BY order Board
4. j. BEMENT. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02
SPRING FASHIONS.

RULPIN'S SIX DOLLAR RMANTILLAs-MOST CHARM
ID ing Of the richest taeta
mix and universally alike superior in rohuess
Ladies call and S6l Broadway
DULPIN's SPRING MANTILLAs ARE NOW READY
- for city retail trade and comprise mstohless coeo
tion Of Partisan novelties from beautiful black silk
tla st ax dollars to the most costly garments manuae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02

.YTlHE LEvENTHlANNIV ERSARYIOF THE NEW YORK
Ladies' Home Missionary sscety will be held in the
Broadway Tabernacle Friday evening next ut
O'Clock Addresses be expected from the Rev.
Bishop Simpson the Rev T. +. Randolph Mercier and the
Rev j. b. Finley, late chief Of the Wyau-
dot tribe The Five Points Mission School will take in
the exercises The public respectfully invited to attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02

TRENCH PRINTED BAREGES AND JACoNETS-
IL JAMES FRANCE, 703 Broadway, will open on Tues
day. May beautiful assort nent OF French printed ba
reges tk tissues and jaconets at very low prices 7O3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02
FASHIONS IN MANTILJAs.
y MoLYNEux BELL.

Has received per steamer Africa, few designs In
mEnas, from his agent in Paris for the coming month
which together with those Of his own orna desisns suit
the chaste American TASTE he will display
after the LIST Of May The balance Of his spring styles will
Of be sold cheaper than before Ladies' please
call and inspect.
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mo THE NEW YORK BAR.-RoBERTs wARBURron

ITO THE NEW YORK BAR.-R0BERTS WARE URTON
i Short hand Writers and Law Reporters infor le
gal profession that In order to meet the demands
the Courts they have
grahers Of the country In cases Importance counsel
be furnished with the evidence each succeeding morning
Testimony arguments Of COUNSEL and decisions of the
bench reported with accuracy and expedition.
ROBERTS 4 WARBURT0N,
Writers and Law Reporters Nos. ll6 and liz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02

OFFICE OF THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT CON
" pany, New York, April 20, lS55-Notce Ia hereby g
ven 70 the in this company that election
for President and six directors wl be held at the Office
of the Company, No Bowling Green from IL o'clock
until O'clock on Monday the 7th day Of May next
day the 30th inst and remain closed until Monday the
9Th Of May, both days inclusive. BY srder,
ISAAC C.. LEA. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02
DRY GOODS, &C.

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS
~ from auction.A rich silk dress for s. so worth $9
yard worth $50 yards superior black silk very heavy
o. yard worth 0s 525 ards extra rich ustre, do do
very wide s worth 3D. a5 yards BishOfs superior
make do s worth Ia yard % 62S G yards extra width
very heavy Bshofs best SO inches wde 2s worth " 90
Ladies will find inspection, that these silks are per
cent cheaper than any offered before GEO e.
BURDETf CO., 19l Grand street, Of Mulberry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02

.pcr
III collection Of minerals arranged for the ttuty OF
mneralogy. For further information apply to VICTOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02

+ EGHoRN BoNNETS AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES
~ Also large assortment of straw goods, Leghern
6ats &c. straw tissue silk and Grape bonnets Leghorn
fronts with silk crowns. for misses. WIN. BROWN, late
Dunsmore Brown, Broadway.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY. +

AMERICAN HOTEL Haley, p; 4 Mqr,
raw High Falls, w Pickuli and lady, d b Clark,
MsaisV Rs: & Iss ssax sRs Ny fS
M n Boilinss Miss nj Bollinss. 0cochlsnd; Geo N
s.ips.h Powhstsn H Rsns amhe.t: ohaien
Cumberland; T csmpSeIl, ] + Robinson, w..h;
i Rssss sasfs Wsite. DsnsiIs
DAYS H Rodgers. Cnmb!d; II W swan Was nl,sg
tsn; Hob.on : PMsy ;.m. ;,; s9oen INV
'e RXcHsNaE HioTEL-J M Monteiro. w Mason.
ehs. cit1; a.shs and ssy Ps sad
Clsxton. RRRL Moore; " 49, Al; Ha.sa, A..
W.ed myds s, kG H Hea GGd scess s.so
nv Falls B Garrett, g Garnett, DR. Chalmers
Haiifaz; Dabney and LADY Miss Lee; L,nshbuss
| F w Tornlin, Hanove:; Il Tomlin, King WIN; Z
| Dorre1. England: A Mosby: We; Barton.
Barton ana lady Fiuvanns Fontin, Soocnian Si
8 Greshsm, King 4 Queer; DR. w Braxtop, King
VIM; A Lawrence; KELLOGG, Phila 9 w ssn =.
s avs Univ Of VI; A Msgluder, Gharottesyillei
| Esttis and lady, Halifax; C soulware, Louisa;
| Marshall, Fauquier; Miss sydnor, Hanoyer : q
| BARTON lady and svt, Richmond co; r stag
an ah,f D Smith. WoodwaTd: = Hatcher Bone.
v, Sem aissl.r Mi. CoaItsr, Hanover; Miss OH
'' co H.pk H HorEL.-H T Kirkland, Peters.
l n
| W Ramsay, Aug usts; J M Baker, Louiss; w Hol,
man, b Holman. BucLin CHAM; b Garple, u, J.
| Hslzbura Bali; w 81 Ches, N G; Mr. Swami. MISE
Sterling NJ sooty. Richd Thos Ruther fer,
Vile. a JONES, Nottoway; Witcher, Pittsylvsnis;
| w Jones Little Rock; shipman, Augustus !"
81. CHARLES HOTEL.-D Maupin, pr
Gregory. Davis, Va; Perkins Wm Ia,.a Ehs
| iottesyilie; NJ Lacy, IIenricc; Moody, X;
| ] r Lynch, T w MeCus, Augusta; Il Siauent!ei,
| Miss Slaughter. Ms L'psoomb, X Warlng, klns
VIM :se sasl REsns and sSa' Tapea.
nan. W jackson, V NJ Kenny, KY; T w VIM, Lu.
nsnbg EloEs Tenn Hsn:1cs, HAN aanc Dr
| Hewlett Chesterfield; T Spencer. Charotte Ly.
| brook, ] Leftwich, BIseksbe; Wilkinson, X
| Read. w Osey, g a Dinsuid. Lynchbg; LiIkons.
| Glst; Boyster, Mrs oyster. n C; Marshall, N
| Wade, Z Ruckles. New Kent; Anderson. v J
Harris Garnett, Mills. A Richardson Fluyan.
nf; A Walton. G Apgerson, Buckinshan; Bra;
| " and svt. Scottsville; Barrett, o X; Wm
Hopkins, C G Travillan L NJ Jones, R r Map, H Da
Wis Louise; Snodgrass, Bait; w Newton and SON.
Buckingham; P r Wren, friend, Petersburg;
Gibson, Stauuton. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27
THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.

All accounts agree that very little proba-
bility of peace can be founded upon the pro.
ceedings Of this assembly. The sticking
point in the Conference is he principle Of
the limitation of Russian poV er in the Black
Sea. According to the Joa.aal des DeJats.
one proposition limited nota ily the number
of Russian ships in the Black Sea, prohibited
the allies from sending thery naval force
superior to the Russian, and contemplated
the conversion of Sebastopol into a com
mercisl port. This proposition, it is said.
PRINCE Gortschakoff decidedly refused, and
declared that upon this point his instructions
were definite, and that he would not exceed
them by one iota. This led to an adjourn
ment till new instructions could be asked for
and forwarded According to the Africa
intelligence, published yesterday, the Con
ference had again met, but the result of their
session had not transpired. Ca,
On the other side, proposition was made
to the Western Powers to establish naval
stations upon the Southern shores of the
Black Sea, at Sinope and Bourgos, or else.
where, to counterbslance Sebastopol; the
Black Sea opened to the ships of war of all
nations; Balaklava to be declared q free
port, and all foreign powers allowed to keep
consuls at Sebastopol. The Western Powers
declared themselves not satisfied with this
proposition.
+. April eth was the extreme limit which the
semi-oficial Journals of France had allowed
for Russia to protract negotiations at Vienna
A sessionAof the Conference was held on that
day, though there were rumors that the
French and English ministers were about to
leave Vienna. Perhaps they win try again,
but they need expect no important conees
sions from Russia. As for The disIns ntlement
OF 6ebastopol, they have quite Abandoned
that absurd demand eN
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SPANISH THREATS.

1t is not at all to be wondered at, that the
valiant Spanish volunteers in Cuba, since
they have heard of heavy military reinforce
ments from Spain, and have been encour.
aged by the impunity with which General
Conchas government outrages American
citizens and American vessels, grayely threa-
ten "to go to New Orleans and destroy the
nest of pirates in that city" We are only
astonished that they don't threaten TO in
wade the whole United Stat es and annex it to
Cuba, II this country can permit its peace
full merchant ships to be fred into, and its
uneffending citizens, like DIR. Peck, to be i'm
prsoned and maltreated with IMMUNITY, we
can't see Why it should resist Spanish in.
vasion. However, before the Spaniards
make demonstration on New Orleans, they
ought to recoilect that the destruction of tina,
city is an achievement which their British
masters once tried with very Indifferent sue
cess. Perhaps it would be most prudent to
restrict their proves to the imprisoning OF
American citizens and the garroting of cap.
tive fillibustess
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MARINE NEWS.
.okr OF RICHMOND. April z6.

ARRIVED, .-
sehr Galleso. Smith, New York, days. mszs, D..
Currie -.
Schr Truth. Creighton, Alexandra, coal, Virginia
To wing Company.
schr Mary Ann aud Caroline, Henderson, Phila.
delphia, coal, s. P. Hawes 49,
Schr Ocean Wave, seaboysr, Nova Scotia, fsh,
Shields Il Somerville.
Schr Adeliue, Cook, Baltimore, shells, w. D. Col
quit Co.
SAILED, s-
Scar Hill Carter, Marshall, to load down the river
for New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

ENGLAND. THE UNITED STATES AND CUBA
The liverpool Times has an article ex-
pressing the hope that. if wsr between
Spain and the United States, arises out of
Cuba, England will not take sides with either.
It says that such is the universal sentiment
of England, -even of the aristocraey-and
that its sympathies, in such contest, would
be with the United States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

NATIONAL MEDICAL AssooiATIOH.-The
Annual Session of this body will be held in Pha
dephia on Tuesday, LIST Of May. We are re-
quested to announce that the following railroad
comp have agreed to pass the delegates to this
Association to and from Philadelphia, al half price
presentation of their credentials, from the oath
April to 12ih May, inclusive: The Pennsylvania
railroad from Pittsburg to Phiadelphis; The Balti
more railroad, from Baltimore to Philadelphia; the
New York chain of railroads, from Elmira to Phil.
adelphia and the Petersburg and Roanoke rail.
road, In Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27
THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

The WEEKLY DIsrArcH for this morning
ceotsins all the recent Foreign news-lates'
intelligence from misunderstanding cor
respondence from different parts of the state
the current domestic news-further &C
counts of the Cuban outrages on American
citixens-some account of the Greek Church
miscellaneous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and
the weekly report of the markets carefully
corrected.
Single copy THREE CENTS; subscription
onlv OSE DOLLAR PER ASSUM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

WooL.-The Messrs. CRfSsHAw have e.
tablished In this eity,a Wool Depot, where
all the wool received by them Is properly
graded and sold. The advantage of this gra
ding may be at once seen in the quotations
to be found in our weekly report of the mar
kets. This process cannot be carried cut by
the wool growers with their small LOTS but
where q large stock is accumulated. 1t can be
done successfully. The Messrs. Crenshaw
projected this enterprise last year, and have
prosecuted it with energy. 1t is important to
the Virginia Wool grower that such a depot
for the accumulation and grading of Wool
should be maintained here az he thus get,
the advantage of a sale of the graded wool
to the manufacturer through third party;
whereas if the sale were made to the agent
of the manufacturer. or to be shipped to him
in the unassorted condition in which it comes
from the grower, he would necessarily be
subjected to very considerable loss, as well
on account of the condition of the wool as or
account of the handling and shipping small
lois. As Virginia is going we hope quite
largely into wool growing, the establishment
ofthe Messrs. G. may be regarded valua
BILE auxiliary to that department of domestic
industry. ssa - ~ xaa :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

Tux NORTH CAROLINA TRADE.-We no
ticed . few days since. q sale Of wheat from
Caswell county, N. e.. and we have. now a
sample of red wheat from the adjoining coun.
ty of Person, raised by Mr.. j. Drumright, and
sold by Johnson 4 PuGH for s2.62 1.2. 5
Not only have We received wheat from
North Caroiins; but some very good flour
has beenrecentlyr by Capt. 8. AYREs.
from CaswelI and contiguous country. WIS q
the Danville Railroad reaches Danviiie, the
influx of trade from the North State to this
city viii be very heavy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

STEALING B ED CLOTHES About ~
O'Clock last Wednesday slave woman, called Hsr-
riet walked into one OF the chambers of the Mount
Vernon Hotel stripped bed entirely of its clothing,
and then made her escape with what she had stolen
In the course of the afternoon officer johnson dis
covered her hereabouts recovered the stolen goods
aud locked her up in the cage. Yesterday she was
brought before the Mayor and ordered twenty stripes
for her conduct % HF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

r. l.. /. BLUEs.--The Blues, at their last
meeting, on Wednesday night, determined to eel
citrate their CID anniversary (the 10Th Nav al
Grifin's Spring. GEORGE c.. WILDE was elected
Secretary in place of ]. ID. STEELE, resigned, aad
JOHN s. RADY Assistant Secre ary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

Vicious Docs Great complaints are
made of vicious dogs that allowed to 60 at large,
and scarcely day passes that ono 10 attack.
ed by them. On "Wednesday evening Iast, negro
woman, in passng the street, not far from lat and
thrown down, and had neatly all her clnthins torn
from her person, before they could be driven from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

Tar HIGHEsr PKIcE-A lot of wheat
grown by Mr.. James F. Brooks, of Halifax,
was sold yesterday at s27O per bushel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

GIRouIr CouAT.-JUDGE. MEREDirH
..ssts,no drtIe court spenflhs entire day yes
p1s.r =, ,,,s frIaI az WIN HGbdep, an old man.
shsrsed With The murder Of John Richards, on the
ss 81 November lsst. Without being able to con.
rlude the evidence, the case wss adjourned uoth
II n,ciock this morning, and the jury turned over
Ia The care Of the Sheriff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

GIGARS.-The Subscribers are receiving
~ thia nornins the most choice los OF ssesn, ~
HAVANA CIGARS that were ever bstcte cen ~, -
this market Amongst the most ehoics efaass ~. ~
the s.Cahauasn ala Cstedrals aCoTonis," ys.s
fian "Prinee Djalms" with grsst variety o. e.a
ers too psmeious TO msntioa. There tis1s.
warranted genuine and Of direct importation ~
being purchased fcr cash, snaelss them 20 on.
same Il - low rates ~ any houss 10 the 80 So
Sfatss. The pablo are invited 70 cell and sxA""'
oar Z. esk. No charge make for loeking .o
EOkBORNE NOar0N EV.,
No. l64 Msin q. oppeslts Alssriesn h'''"
an 26-St
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LOST.

T OST-On Wednesday evening last, be-
IL tween Franklin and Main Streets somewhere
about goth street. my FREE PAPERS. The finder
will please leave them at the Dispatch Office and he
will be literally rewarded.
ap 27-lt* VIM. PEASANTS. E
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I T-Between Richmond and tn

I OS T-Between Richmond and the
Deep Run turnpike, an ACCOUNT BOOK, with the
subzcriber's name on the back. In this book
One note for SS29 &C. dated April st 1855. executed
niue months; one note executed by James Adam, at
thirty days for $5s dated tbs 18th April and paya.
BILE to Edwin Phillips; bond for $50, executed
by George Eubank and Jacob sneed, payable TO Ed
win Phillips one for $50, executed by McCrone
Bsird, payable to Edwin Phillips and one for $50,
executed by Hutzler L.. Helt, payable TO Edwin
PHILIPPE The three last named for the hire Of
wants. I forewaro all persons from purchasing the
above notes. 1 will reward any one who NAV leave
the book and notes with N. C. Lpscomb, Shockoe
Hill, or return them to me.
ap 26-Sts EDWIN PHILLIPS.
OST-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
~ A medium-sized BULL PUPPY, yellow, with
white breast al black mouth, and answers to the
name of "Joe" The above reward will be paid on
being delivered at the Petersburg Depot.
an G-St* HIP. STRATTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

LARGE HAuL.-A day or two since the
police captured ffsy.two dogs, ten hogs and two
sosts 10 one day Forty-sx Of the dogs we're killsd,
s sn .De ctnsr sx redeemed by thar owners The
nogs and goats ell sold for the beneit of tina
Guy. ~ lew nstrnen vera placed at the market
n every morning for one month, they could do
ponce could BY travelling the streets every dsy for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27
NEW MILLINERY,
In DRY Coz D g.

Main street, betwean 18th asd 18Th,
Opposite Thos. Pemberton's Grocery store
The undersigned most respectfully reqass,s The
great from late importAtions and aaetion sales
In New York; and which, In regard to quality and
price. cannst fail to please.
His stock eonslsts Of
A large and good assortment OF Summer Dress Gooes
large and rood assortment Of Ladies' and Chi efsn'
Straw Bonnets.
A large and good assortment OF SAX Msniillsa En-.
broideries. Silk Mitts, Fans, Hosiery, snG gear
variety Of Fancy Goods, too numerous To mention.
u Straw Bonnets bieseheA and prsssed 81 inc
shortest notice. tsssSsf
Come aud see our great bargains.
ap 26-imS 4 DEMELMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

F,es.-lAbout ~ O'Clock last "Wednesday
n,shf ! small dilspidated building at the corner o.
Clsy and lib streets, was set on IRE and paruahy
burned LOIS small.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

GOAPS.--Low's genuine Brown Windsor,
~ Honey and Palm SOAP; & supply Just received
and for sale by A. BODEKER,
epT 10 Main street DE-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

u EERS' CORDIAL BITTERS, oh
- MOANING RE0ULAT0n~~An iasoesns ~, ~ I.
frsahing. sxhilaratAs lsAd delicious bsssAss.
ees<s los 81 appetits. lowness 1t spl.A
and I'll affections ct the Stomach ard bewsn 49,. -
fson whatever eeaee--l.pestine e sAs wnois"'
- DGlliin1f . eEEhs,
= sf-.alvif Dols Assass-
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VALUABLE FARM IN HERICO,

aALE.-The subsciber wishes TO Sc II privately, the
Farm on which he resides. lying in Hsnrieo county
ateiy on Chickahominy swamp. and beautifully sit.
uated on the Richmond, Fredericksbuis aud Poto.
mac Railroad, and Richmond and Chsrlottssvis
Plank Road; both Of which roads withia about
400 yards of the dwelling making access the citv
very easy and convenient. This farm contains I72
acres Of land, about 100 of whish IL cpen land and
now Ia high state of Improvement are cultivation,
the remainder in woods. conveniently located. The
buildings consist of dwelling with four large
closets DC kitchen, smoke house, barns stables &c.
good supply Of fine fruif aud spring Of the very
best water quite convenient II IL thought that this
would be good stand for country and
Persons desiring to purchase will apply to the sub
scriber on the premises who Win take pleasure Ia
chewing the land, 10, or to GoDpiN & APPERsos,
Richmond, Va q
sp as-4t PHI. wALDRoP.