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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21
EXCURsIO IS.

GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKs-oN
VI Friday June I'D, Faro 80 cents. By the safe and
9onmodious double engine steamer MASSACHUSETTS T.
~ o'clock pier foot Of Amos street. O'clock pier foot
Of Broome street East river at o'clock pier No North
river at 9 o'clock Fishing tackle and bait board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-21

UoR THE VIRGINIA sPRIHGs--THRoUGH TICKETS
for s%h0no az ana bali sny from Richmond 70
visit the Virginia sgrngs can By taxing the ihps
Saturday atsrnocs connect at Richmond with cars Of
the Virginia Central Railroad staunton thence asss
ard rairoa to the springs For further inform an
ply TO a. LUDLAN PLEASANTs, Sc BrosdwavP
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A FOREMAN wAETED-IN ONE OF THE PRINCI
II pal iron railing, door, and shutter manufactures in
his city. He must be strictly temperate man. and
thoroughly acquainted with the business AddressC b.
pacity Also, wanted first class safe maker Address
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DoARDING.--A LADY is DESTROYS CT LETTING
- sentlenss ard HE vfs aroom and bedroom the
be accommodated With pleasant rooms and bosr With ali
the comforts bone 10 the drst class modern house No
"a West Fourteenth street. between fifth and sixth ave
nues and Fourteenth street stages PASS the
dcori also convenient to Sixth and
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A sTROLoGY AND PHRENoLoGY.-THE cELE
n brated RS, FLkURY, from Pans whose relation has
been constantly consulted BY Napoleon gives
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OVERS OF AQUATIC sPoRTs.-AT INGERsoLLs,
~ 250 South street. be found pleasure boats OF
boats from to 25 feet in fitted ont com.
piete in q hours notice. Remember 200 boats always
rand At $50 South street.
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Queens B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIoNEER-BY FRANK.
II LIN 4 NICHOLS-Important ana peremptory sale Of
household furniture to morrow Frday) at 10 o'clock,
at7 sssau street between Fulton and John,
Of parior chamber and dining furniture
without rDfsrve.
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ITO LkT-THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, No: los
1 Leonard street. few doors east Of Brosdway. This
with su cient closet and 10 suitable either for pr
CONOYER, 29H BrcAdMaY.
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GRoCERlEs. WAGONS, COFFEE, cIAEET sRANpY
street. Greenwich, sarch, teas Chocolate Cocoa
pesper dried peaches knives scissors 6es scales
clothing clocks china ware liquors
tobacoS. soap, Goldfish. w. A. CARTER, Auotioneer.
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WTAETED-AS GOvERNEss FOR TWO YOUNG La
w dies, lady who will be willing reside In Q per-
feo hseshy part Of the city q Ch.rlston and
well the higher branches Of English education OF
able address, and appearances and not
to character aud capacity will 30 required salary
3 Charleston South Carolina until the l0sh of July
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A TTENrION PIANO PURCHASERS HALLS PA
"A celestial double octave pianofortes, cay hun
Ing the place Of the ordinary p.Aofors they
superior In and gwcetness Of tones "a they
stand In ws being made with frames; and Sd
they sold ~ low prices and recommended by all
ELY 4 MUNGER, No. $40 Broadway. st. NloholAs Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27
PORT OF RICHMOND, March %.

ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown. Parrish New Yerk, mdze
and passengers.
Steamer Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdzs
Ludlam & Watson.
schr Almira 7, Candy, Attakapas, sugar and mo.
lasses. Dunlop, Moncure Co.
schr Matilda, Burgess, Attakspas, sugar and mo.
Issses, Dunlop, Moncure Co
P. Halves
schr. Lynchburg, Dodge New York. mdzs., D..
Currie.
Schr w: L. Dayton, Ham, Philadelphia, COAL J..
Wright L Co. ' -
SehI. c. r: A: Cole, Travers. Baltimore, mdze, w.
ID. Coquitt Il Co.
Schr. Ellen Godsboro, Jones' Baltimore mdzs..
w d. Colquitt Co. The L, g. sustained a loss ri
foresail and lib in the severe blow Saturday night
last. g
schr: Truth, Creighton, Baltimore, mdzs w. d.
schr. Judge Hopkins, Dssroot, Philadelphia,
mdse.
. schr. Sarah Jane, -, Baltimore. shells, B. w.
Green. -
SAILED,
schr. Hard Scrabble, Salem ndzs, d. Cnrris
Schr. T. johnson, Brooks. Boston bsIlast
Steamship Pennsyl vania, Clifford, Pennsylvapia.
mdze. and passengers
Bremen Bark Philadelphia, Sanders. for Brem.n
Voss Co. 49, We
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DIED

On Sunday afternoon, between the hours OF ana
4 O'Clock, Mr.. WILLIAM J: MADDOX. sen'r. In
the 10th year of his age, leaving aged
two sons and several grand, and great grand
besides mum relatives and rieads TO mourn nis
loss. -, fl, ~ ~.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family OF me ne
deceased are requested attend his funeral az ns
late rssdencs on Byrd street, between 9th and 7th
This Morning, at IL O'Clock
In this city on Monday, 26th inst, Mrs. oELiNa
r. THORNTON, wife Of Charles Il Thornton, sho
daughter of the late Richard BROOKE OF nenii'o
Her funeral will take place from the Fir.1 rIsscy
terrain Church This (Tuesdayl Morning at IL oclsGs'
Tbs friends and acquaintances of the family are IN
vitsd to attend without further invitation.
On Sunday 18th instant, at OF O'Clock, +. q
m. Ricbmond House, of consumption, Mrs LUCY
McCAW, widow Of the late DR. VIM McCsw. 4
Phe funeral will take place This Afternoon, q.
o'clock at the Presbyterian Church they. MI.
Moore's) Her friends and acqusintances, and those
of her sister Mrs Thos. Tyrer, are respectfully re-
quested to attend.
On Sunday morning, HENRY JOHNSON, in the
65th year of his age.
On Saturday night WIN. FORD, in the 7ith year
of his age
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LIGHTNING RODS

In order to correct any erroneous opinions that
may have been formed by those who read the yerv
incorrect statement that was published in some of
our papers few days since of lightning striking
rod attached to the dwelling of Mr.. Benjamin Pill
cher deem 1t our duty, (as our reputation is at
stake) az well as to quiet the minds of those who
may have their confidence shaken in regard to the
utility of Lightning Rods to state the simple facts
and leave the public to judge.
On Monday night, the 10th of March, 1855. the
neghborhood OF Benjamin Pitcher was visited by
one of those fearful thunder storms that fills the soul
ofthe brsvest with dread and anxiety Cunless their
shelters are furnished with Lightning Rods, the
only protection that science has yet discovered
During the storm, electricity passed down the
Lightning Rod in copous illusions melting tn pont
on the Rod about two inches. A few drops of the
point went down the chimney and struck saw
making two holes ia it, and knocked off a piece of
brick which was lying under the about the size
of hens egg. The damage done the saw and
brick was from the pt ints melting as there are no
traces ofelectricity being in the ROOM There was
not any other damage done other than stated above
The rod was not In the least injured, but stands
erect In Its proper place. with its silvery point tow
eriDg above the chimney, as much as to say, am
good tor another storm, and able TO protect this
dwelling and Its inmates from all damage from thar
dangerous element, Lightning. This is certainly
good evidence that Lightning Rods of vast i'm
portance. STEBBINS e. MILLER
The following certificate of MIR. Pitcher speaks
loudly In their praise:
HENRIco COUNTY, March 90, 1885,
This 10 to certify that lightning rod, put up on
my dwelling house by MIR. Stebbins, of the firm of
Stebbins g. Miller was on the night of the 10Th Of
March, 1855, struck by lightning, and did conduct
large quantity of electricity down to the earth
without doing any injury to the dwelling or any
person In It. My vile was within two or three feet
of the chimney and did not receive the slightest II.
jury. ! wish sincerely that they were attached to
every dwelling, as think no house lie safe without
them. My house is small and would undoubtedly
have been injured very much and perhaps some Of
my family killed, had It not been provided with a
lightning rod do most sincerely bless tho day
had the rod put up.
NH 27-ltf BENJAMIN Pitcher
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Few are aware how frequently publishers are com.
PEELED 70 insert among their advertisements state
pleasant exception to this disasreeabe necessity
are the advertisements of DR.. J. c. AYERS Cherry
Pastoral and Pills, which will be found in our COT
umns. We have published for him before, and al
ways with the feeling that in doing we in DO wise
lsnd ourselves to deceive m islesd the public for
strictly true, with abundant to believe that
his medicines will do all they PROMISE and all that
can be reasonably expected from anyinledcine. His
Cherry Pectoral 10 too well known in this commuDi.
ty to need any from us, and his Pills
we crsdiblyIu formed not inferior to his PEG
tnral Prnridence Mirror r L
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coMMERCIAT,
!. ,,,umonD MARKETS. March %. 1855

FtOIfR-There 10 change whatsoever to note.
and the recsipts and stocts limited that theIe
1. yerv little doing. 6uperhne $3.50 straight
hr.nSs 10 IS. Extra SO.
WHEAT-Ws continue to quote prime white
Al. 10 prime red 92J5, lower grades sccofding 70
CORN-supply moderate; quotations uueh changed.
Soie, Of Sugar and Motasses, BY Dunlop. Moncnre y
Co on Friday.
$50 bbIs N o. Molasses at GA0 % CEN IT,
200 hide N. O. Sugar at ~ IS to S6.l5-from p OF
10 strictly prime; average about g. Attendance and
bidding spirited. s
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AYERs CHERRY PECToRAL.-for inc
rapid cure of Coughs Colds, Hosrseness bronenIIs'
Whooping Cough. Asthma and Consumption, 10 UNI
vsrsaIfy known the best remedy ever yet discov-
cred for every variety of Pulmonary disease 30
the cases of its cures that almost every section OF
the country aboundsin persons publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and even desper-
ate diseases of the lungs by When tried
its superiouty every other medicne ofits kind
10 apparent to escape observation and whore Its
What sntidote to employ for the Distressing and dam
gsrous affections of the pulmonary organs which
incident to climate By its timely many nay,
are arrested, and thus are saved many Thousands
every year from premature grave No family
should be without 1t, and those who do neglect to
provide themselves with remedy which wards off
this dangerous GLASS Of diseases will have cause to
deplore 1t when 1t 10 too late Proofs of the surpri-
sing efficacy of the Cherry Peotorsl need not be
given to the American people.-they nave living
proofs In every neishborhood. But those who wish
to read the statements Of those whose whole health
mas oeen restored and whose lives have been saved
by It. use, will find them in my American Almanac
which the Agent below named has to furnish gratis
Prepared BY DR. J. C. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LADD CO.. wholesale and
resaii, Richmond, Va. NH %-deod&w2m
UNION STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's LINE FOR
PHLLADELPHlA Shippers by this line are respecs
steamers, leaving Richmond every MONDAY and
IHuRsDAY zoe are prepared to receiVe freight at all
times for the above port
ticket for the last load. and state whether receipt
10 wanted, ace ao take pleasure in sending bills ddig
to hem. IL. e. FUTILE.
NH Its Agent.
NOTIoE.-The subscI her respectfully in
forms his friends and customers and the public gen.
orally, that he will coutine the
NEWSPAPER,
MAGAZINE, and
CHEAP PUBLICATION BUSINESS.
At his late stand, No. $50 Broad Street. nearly oppo
site the Theatre, where he will be happy to all
those In want OF any thing in his line.
.--. .ssa. LEWIS l., SMITH,
General Cheap Publication Agent
N. B.-Those of his subscribers that have not OBJ
tanned their for the past two three weeks
can do 30 by calling &C his store on Monday next.
mh 24-St
DR. a. +. PIcOT has removed his resi-
dsnce to the corner of Broad and Esd streets.
NH 2S-at u. -
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False PRsrENcxa-.At late honr last

False PRrTENcxa--.At late honr last
evening Consta Bile Lewellen sscceedsd ID arrestins
GEEoRGE W.WALKER, charged with obtaining from
3. sshshs5 By talse representation. six feather !.
beds valued at Ss5. two oil painting, valued at
and ESQ In money. Walker informed Schafer that
he had purchased the Broad Street Hotel of Mr.
dsddin, Tor $50. GOO, and had paid S5 600 In casn
Tor III and to make bis story appear plsusible he ex-
hibted two checks for S8 O00 each purportng TO be
dened 20. Gilman per BFown 4 Brothers,
seer snd nra .ne cage , ran rem
by gentleman Franklin street on hearing the
cry OF "stop thisf" and deposited Ia the cage
Constable Lewelleu lost his cap and papers Ia the
race, and had not recovered them al 10 o'clock last
night.
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Passengers per Steamship ,Jamestown

Passengers per Steamship jamestown,
Lewis Parrish n1aster from New York, yesterday:
Miss e FL Read. Miss Jones. Mira Lsforge, Mrs i
Werkmuller, Mrs Sallisburry. Z Meade, Mrs Wind.
D Mott. Il M Thompson, T Green and lady. Miss
Humphrey, Dyer, Johnston, Miss RI sram
W Mccoy, Morris, Waterman. A Yatemsp,
g Kay M RS NJ A Judson, Mrs Hardwicke and chill.
dsep. H Martin, B kinsburry, X Hardwick
D Wallace, Stannard, Robbins, Merritt
w Curtis. w Chubback, s Eddington r Voik. p
Bsllow, J Magilton, g Westell, A Albrecht, j s
Hopkins, Lovina Goose, Musker. Capt Jones,
Shook, Smith, Kinney. D Collins and % in the
steerage
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FIRE ON THE RAILROAD.-We are pleased
to learn that the fire at Roanoke Station, on the
Richmond and Danve Railroad last Sunday morn
ing, was not SO destructive az at first supposed
The engine house be rebuilt for ST. 600 and the
two locomotives, supposed to be ruined, can be re-
paired for about S., 200.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

DEATH OF THREE OLD CiTIzENs.-Wa
are called upon to record this morning, the death
of three old citizens William Ford, VIM. I. Mad
dox, Sr. and Henry Johnson.
Mr. Ford died on Saturday night last. in the 74th
year of mis- age He was well known in Richmond
as a man OF sterling worth.
Mr. johnson died on Sunday last in the 65th year
ofhis age.
Mr. Maddox died on Sunday last, in the 10th year
of his age. For many years he has been employed
as Watchmau at the Virginia and Farmers Bank,
and always proved himself worthy Of the trust i'm
posed in him.
This trio of old soldiers lived and died in the
neighborhood and almost at the same time. They
all leave large circle of relations and friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

Dock STREET needs paving and gutter
Ing more than any other public tboroughfare In the
city. 1t is In constant use by wagons and draya
the Council should have put in complete order al
once. We invite the attention of the Commission
or of Streets TO it.
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So Mucu FOR Run. - James Gaines,

So MUCH FOR KUN. = James Ualnes,
free man. while In state of intoxicaton, on the
18th instant assaulted and beat Litteton Boazman,
free boy, giving him a severe cut on the back OF
his head with large brush. Yesterday, Jim was
arraigned before Alderman Farrar. who, after
hearing all the particulars ordered him ten stripes
From This decision the accused took appeal to
the Hastings Court, and gave bail for his appear
snce. When sober, the defendant is quiet order,
" servant and conducts himself with marked
propriety but rum makes fool OF him, as II does
of all others who use 1t freely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

HELD TO BAm.-William j. Irby came
before Alderman Farrar yesterday morning, 10 an.
swer the charge Of threatening to assault and beat
William A. Taylor. The complainant testihed mar
he was afraid the defendant would do him some
bodily harm, whereupon, the Justice required mr.
Irby to enter into bonds to keep the peace and De
of good behavior for the next twelve months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27
SUDDEN DEArH.-On SATURDAY. afternoon

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Saturday afternoon
last an inquest was held by DR.. R. B. Lyme, of
Rockets old field, over the body of an old negro
man. about sixty years of age, named DANIEL
MEREDITH, who was found dead. Daniel was we'll
known In this city as beggar and psuper, not be-
ing able to work for a livelihood. In several in-
stances he was sent to the poor house to be taken
care Of but whenever an opportunity offered, would
make his escape, preerring the liberty OF stroling
about where he could get strong drink to conhne-
ment without it. The jury rendered as their yer,
dict that he came to his death from exposure and
disease and not by violence.
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acknowledgement. a slave, was con-
victed before Alderman Farrar OF stealing tin
canteen from Mr.. William 5. Wood The PROOF OF
bis guIIt was 40 conclusive that the Alderman
ordered him to be punished with stripes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

PENCIL LosT.-Some few days since a
young lady lost gold pencil, either in of the
omnibuses on Brooke Avenue. If returned to
this office the finder will receive liberal reward
and confer great favor on the owner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

ANOTHER FAIR The ladies of the Leigh
Street Baptist Church are making arran .ements to
hold Fair In the month Of May next They are
anxious to finish their new church, and there is
very little doubt that the public will readily assist
them la doing So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

RooKETTs presented more lively ap-
pesrance yesterday than we have Seen it for sew
eral months. There were several vessels in port
lorking and unloading. In the dock tho number OF
vessels was also large
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Msssrs Goddin & Apperson will sell at auction this
evening, at O'Clock, several valuable building lots
ON Venable, Darlington and 25th Streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

THE MAYOR is detained at home by seri-
GUS disposition in his family In his absence Al.
darmau Farrar will oticiate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

Yesterday, bringing large number of passengers
and the greatest amount of freight she has ever
landed at our port. This steamer is under the
command of that popular old salt, Capt. Parrish,
and is great favorite with the travelling public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

A CARp.-We beg to return our SIM
eers thanks to the resn and our 70, - on,
prompt and timely asistsncs during the h1o - e.'
STORE On yo'oi's5 PURCELL. LADD co,
-. Drurrists 70 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

NATIONAL GUARD.-This new Company
will make its first public parade next month. Its
uniform is very attractive one, and will make a
handsome display if the turn out ia as large the
officers expect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

A CARD.-In answer to the inquiry of
Citizen in the Dispatch of March 18th, have on
y TO say that have said did expect to be
reeiocted or that did not dos being candidate
for reelection
have now been nearly four years in the Office,
during which time have underworld to discharge
the duties OF Superintendent of the City Gas Works
faithfully and impsrtially, and il in that capacity
have given satisfaction hope it may be the pleas
ure of the citizens to elect me again.
NH ltd Very respectfully,
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THANKING my constituents IN Madi,op
Ward for the evidences of their eon6dsne. =, go
ing me msmber Of the Council for 90 msny ycss.
respectfully request that may not be yeted Eor =.
representative OF Madison Ward In that hoSv ~ ~
approaching municipal ele ctiess = '"e
mh Tilt n A nvru.
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G. A. MYERS

To THE VorERs OF THE Cry or R,ou-
MoSD IL respectfully announce myself a eanddst.
Tor reelection to the Office of CITY ASSESSOR.
NH T-Sts d A MITTTP
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The HON. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAs. U. b.
Senator from Illinois will address the citizens OF
Richmond, tonight, at the African Church at !
o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

Txy DfsrsrcH office is removed from its
late location on Governor street. to the corn
ar If Main and 18th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY OF RIou-
nosD.-I respectfully announce myself a candidate
for reelection to the Office of City Danger
NH r. tdes SAMPsON T0Nra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

CRY CANDIDATES are announcing them
selves for the SURFACES of the people, as will be
seen by reference to their cards In another column
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL. - The Hon.
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, of Illinois, arrived in this
city yesterday, and is stopping at the American
Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

POCKET PIcKED. Last Sabbath after
noon lady had her pocket picked of $40 whils
attending q funeral
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

DIscHARsEp. - William Taylor, a free
fellow, was committed to the cage tor being drunk
ana having no register. Il being his first eppesr.
sncs, he was discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

SuGAR--Two vessels arrived at this port,
yesterday, loaded with sugar for Messrs. Dunlop,
Moncure & Co.
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Fifty CENTS A QUIRE.-Canal bliis Id
din, a. BtTTERS& SIMONS. nearly opposite the
Exctapce Bank Canal Bills Ladins at 30 cents pei
auire; Negotiable Notes so cents per qnire Disns
Books; Stationery, &c, at very low prices.
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"nOohbINUlN6 In superior style.
NH M-dot - w. RANDOLPH,

1m HBLa P RIME new Her
lVO kIN0e-5o bbls. No. Mssk srsl; e hslf
Deis no. 40 extra large and hns; h store end 81
sale ~ 8AWLlN0o MILLER,
DhW Corner Cary and Pearl e..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-27

Know NoTHINe NoMINATIOEs.-The En-
quirer of yesterday, publishes the following list OF
nominees for the municipal Offices, which 1t says,
was made by the Know Nothngs on Saturday night.
On looking over it. we find that the new order pro
poses to make but two changes, and those for 'Su'
perintendent of Gas Works" and Manager OF Poor
House" We give the list as matter OF news, WITH
out vouching for its accuracy
For May0r.-Joseph Mayo.
Superintendent of !Streets.-M. Bates.
Superintendent Of Gas FORKS -Thos. H. Wynne.
Assess0r-D. NJ. Miller
Collector Of City Tdres.-J. A. Hobson.
Sergeant of the City M. M. Lipsconlb.
High Constable y. P. Tyler.
Capt of Night Watch-Archbald Wilkinson.
Manager Of the Poor HOase.-John Pearce.
GauSer.-Sampson Jones.
Grain Measurer.-L. ii. Luck.