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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

, VIOLENT STORM IN VIRGIsIA On Wednesday
Iest most violent rain ard hail storm occurred ~
Ao,pEdon. The lower floors of several residenc..
including shat Of the editor of the Virginan were
saomerged In water 10 the depth Of three or four
rect large stable was lifted from its founds tion
sod landed across of the principal streets Tba
ssTdens In the vicinity were completely Iuined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

FIRE.-At II clock last night, an effort
was made to burn Leighs stables, on Franklin st
by firing the hay in the loft, but the flames were
discovered and extinguished, before doing any Sc
rous injury.
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WEARING AwAY.-The excitemen

WEARING AWAY.-1ne eXcltement incl
dent to the late gubernstorsl election is rapidly
ingsvsy sufficient re 'urns having already been re
to satisfy the pubic mind the election of MI
Wise We understand that the American patty
though defeated in their first pitched battle
asolve dthan ever to carry The Old Dominion, a d
that they are rapidly forming for the Presd entsl
sht tocome off next year 1t Is gratifying to witness
the good feeling which seems to exist between t e
nev.fseep an election in Virginia in which the pee
MIA seemed SO intensely INTEREST,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

NUlsANoEs -Messrs. John Turpin, Jas.
II. Phillips, William Flanagan and Hannsh Smith,
each fined s. for permitting nuisances to re-
main on their lots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

SEND IN Your BoOKs.-All persons hav-
ing Books to contribute to the Library of the Me-
chanics Institute requested to send them MI
g. P. Mitchell, of the firm of Mitchell l. Tyler.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

ARMS FOR KANsAs.-The Philadelphia Ledger
states that Theodore Parker told them In his amt
slavery address In that city, last week that 200 ot
Snarpe,s rifles had been sent from Boston in boxes
Labelled books, to arm as many of the New En- .
land settlers in Kansas territory against the attacks
of mlssourian incursionists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

ARRIVAL OF MoRMoNs. packet sbin wu,
Stetson, from Liverpool, arrived at New York Sa
turdsy, with two hundred Mormons, bound to Sal
Lake.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

POSTMASTER KENDALL Ind cTEp The grand
Jury nave returned true bill against Postun aster
Kendall for embezzling valuable letters
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excepting with far more numerous forces sosn
Austria possesses. On the other hand nesf 'n.ee
hundred thousand men oil the flower oitne RUSSIAN
army, under PRICE Paskiewilch, menace Ss'sc'a ,
bat one fortified place ntervenes between Nsss"
a,d Vienna, and single battle iost "ou,u peIueps
put the capital OF the Austrian Empire AZ tue moIoy
Of the Cossscks. A premature decIarauen Vi wsi
against Russia by Francis Joseph wouiu DC le-
carded by all Europe as an act OF national euiclos
Il would xtend the area of hostilities, and open
campaigns on the De pube and Vistula but would
b. at best an unnecessary defentive war, unser,
vceabIe to the Allies until the affair OF Seoastopoi
shall be settled and the second question OF the war
concerning the re-estsblishr1ent OF tns Rlneuom
OF Poland-can be propouuded to the Gar oy 'ne
combined powers of Western Europe
Ten months ago, the problem oil the war seerneo'
for zone weeks TO be whether the court Oh Fle"ns
would fulfil the promise 1t had made 10 occupy tns
Priucipslities The Radical Press OF England
prognos,icsted that 1t would not. In que une'
Count Coriuini was sent across the Danube; but
10 lees than month from that period, the papers
wb ich had accused Austria OF perhdy for non"oc
cupation as positively pronounced her control OF
the Principatiss TO be an act OF treachery. lhen
now, owever the policy of Francis Joseph was
pronounced upright by the English ana french
Governments, which certainly possess the most
reliable means of judging through what phases INC
Western Alliance will probably pass. The rumor
IN n Napoleon Ill censurPs the contderce OF MS
late Plenipotentiary at Vienna in Count buols
professions Is the more improbable, as the pohtica
portion of the famous Manifesto In the Mon'te@r
concerning the Eastern war, contains the french
Enperors own explicit declaration OF firm trust IN
tn sithulness OF the Vienna Cabinet TO Ito engage
ments
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Secretary Davis has left Washington for his horn,
IN Mississippi Col. Cooper, adiutant general, /,
Secretary of War pro tenn
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AFDlGNATloN-The citizens of Rocky Point Mon.
roe. helda meeting on the nth inst and spcoirtsa
delegates 70 the county convention which o. eet. nm
t1e "a june for the purpose of taking ate y, TO
tho norious Graham family out OF the county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

Mary Hedrick has recovered 81 900 from Henry
Pro'zman at Cincinnati, for breach of promise
OF marriage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

IhoSkEss OF THE REVOLUTION IN MEXICO -Tbs
steamer OTz4ba has arrived at New O-issO, i ne
A. eAee dates TO the 18th Santa Anna had REACHED
moreila and marched for Zamora, where a lsrss
oaltle was expected letter saws that tbs i,snr
s sens NAG succeeded in separating santa Ann.
~ ig. winch marched In three divisions One bo5S
CIV Try a'eu oy the government
Mexico On the e.h S>sieo AZ the city Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

The account stands thus: In the 1l6 counties and
towns, given above Wises majority is $40 There
are II counties to hear from. These gave Pierce q
majority of 1912 If thew give the same to
Wise his majority will be 10 932
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

ARRIVAL OF THE UNIoN.-The steamer Un;or
from Havrs. arrived at New York Saturday nisbt
one was detained BY heavy weather and by ge'ti,
Alter remaining ashore for Is hours she got of bv
throwing overheard some Fl ty tons Of coal and ST.
demsfe ~ AcIi-
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COMPANY No. This energetic fire com

COMPANY No. This energetic fire com
pany the pride and boast of Monroe Ward. para
ded the streets of our city yesterday, in uniform
thirty-five strong, preceded by the COrnet Band,
and drawing after them their new and beautiful
Hose Carriage, just completed byiMessrs. Ainslie
Bowen & Co, Carriage Manufacturers, of this city
The Carriage" was neatly decorated with wreaths
and boquets of natural flowers, arched lenpthwsys
over the carriage, and four American lsgs floating
above each wheel, while little boy, dressed as a
fireman. and bes ring the flag of our country In his
hand, sat near the bell After marching through
the principal Streets the company repaired to their
engine house, where they partook of collation.,
which greatly enjoyed by themselves and tn cir
friends In future, we trust the Fire Depart
ment of our city will fnd it unnecessary to send
North for those crabs" any other article of that
kind and we feel assured thatthey will not do so,
after examining the substantial well finished and
beautiful machine inst manufactured for the
Rough and Ready boys Letus encourage our
own worklnsn In every branch of mechanism, and
thereby keep at home the immense capital now an
nualy expended az the North for such articles as
can be made In Richmond just well as In New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, or any where else.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

HoLIDAY.- Yesterday was a great day
for the coored population ia this city, thousands
of whom swermed in the streets from morning I'M
til night enjoying the delightful weather, and the
pleasant greetings of old friends that had been
separated for months. We know of no happier
the face of Gods earth than the iyginia
negroes free they are from all care and blessed
with profuson of liies necessaries, whether pro-
Visions are high or low, or crops good or bad. If
the horde of ignorant abo inonsts at the North
could Only their condition, we have very little
doubt that they would readily change places with
Sambo and Dinah, provided they would let them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29
DRY WEATHER.

Dry WEATHER.-Our country friends
are complaining heavily of the present dry spell,
ard the great want of rain. Crops are no doubt
suffering serious injury from the continued drought
and unless rain falls in a short time. bresdstutfs
will command much higher price than at pres-
ant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

NoTICE.-The ladies of Duval street
Church, will hold STRAWBERRY FEAST, to
commences at the Church on TUESDAY 10Th inst,
at O'Clock P NJ. Friends and the public in gene
raj are invited to attend my 23-2k*
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DERIODICALS AND NEW BOOKS

Il Harper's Msgszine for June-25c.
Virginia or q Little Light on a very Dark Saying
forming No. 7 HsrpeFs Story Books-25c.
Codey's Ladys Book for Juue-25c.
Ediuburgh Review for April.
Thu M issing Bride, or Merriam, the Avenger; by
Thos southw orth-papsr 81, cloth 81 IS
The Theory and Practice Of Landscape Painting IN
Water ColLrs haud,omely illustrated. London-S6
Dickens New stories-Paper SOC fae edition.
cleth 81 so. ~ 49, .
my 29-3t JAMES WOODHoUSE CD.
- FOR RENT OR SALE.-The
30 Dwelling on 9th street, between Franklin and
Grace sta containing rooms, kitchen ard serya t..
ROO ns In the yard. Possession given INN distely
Apply 10 R. FOX or B. B. MINOR. my 2e-lt'
DOTATOES.-We have on hand few
ii bushels more of W hts srcsT Potatoes, suitable
for Planting, for sale Apply at Mesrs in w.
Wright d Co.'S on the Dock.
INV 2s-It LUDLAM l. WATSON.
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SHIPMENTS FROM PORT OF RICHMOND
COASTWIsE. D'
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

AMERICAN HOTEL j K Irving, H,povs,. w
NJ Williamson, Memphis; R A Moon and Iadv n r
Dean, W Trickmor, McDouyali NY.T II a.,
ringer, White Sqlph Springs F Miller, Louisa; w
Amber. J Jones' J Coz, w Morean Psf.r..
burg: DR. Wight, c; CLARK D 8 Walton
Portsmouth; Boswell, Va: J Wiley, Amslis; ]
Haney, Buchanan; Lie Garland, Ala; w AIsx.
snder, Ga; Capt Kelly, Cspt McLane Burlington;
w II Pierce, Pbilsds; J Winston Suffolk; VIM T
Dabney, Caroline; DR. N Ashby, Cartersvlr; c NJ
Dougherty, B Clark Bait; J NJ Travfllsp. Gaorb
lana; H NJ Campbell, Dauvi!ls; C Scott, ] 81 Wi.
liAms, Cumberland Il ScHbnsT, Washington; M
Prics, Wilmn gton.
EXCHANGE HOTEI-pr Poindexter, Henrieo;
7 aaldwin Richmond; II Rutfin, G Albersor,
c; II Montetro, A A Raines, R Kent Lynchhl;
FRuqaison. Petsbg; Chalmers Halifax; g "
Weaver, franklin; J "a Clarke, Washington; Pou-
dexter D Weyd, Richmd; w Hughes, C B Duff
F Sheppsrd, N u G w Reed, T Webster, Phllads
D Leyden and lady, Chattanooga; G C BRYANT Va :
M q Gentry Miss; R + Wynne and lady " ms5E;
J NJ Gresham, misses Bagby, miss Courtney, King
Queen; NJ Gsrnett, L Fl Garnett Essex;
Claxton Harrison. Richmond; F Cooke G
Miller Ssdgwick hrs Sedgwick Misa sedgwioE,
J Van-C hss.rard and lady, N Y; Wkin,, L vii.
kns, w Bolts. Va; II Sand, II Sand, R Schri-
veI Brooklyn; w Camp, Norfolk; jas C Horton,
Lynchbg; g Turner, Mrs Taylor, King Geo; W
Gland, 2 Parkinson. DR. Parkinson, Texas;
Tyler, Soottsylvanis; C + Golding Goochland
ST CHARLES HOTEL.-R H Moody, Va; J r
Bouey, G Durfey, Eve, R Taylor Wmsbg Il
l1r jr, Yorktown; DR. Webb. New X ut; r II Shaw
jr, Buckingham; Ellis, suuy; Spears, Chs..
terfieId St Clair and son, Wytbe; z VIOLENCE :,
lady and children, Bslt Mrs NJ Cannon. Phila J P
Needham, w Bryce. Anderson. N Y; z L sor
rifle Washington; J 3 CsdweIl, King WIN; w
Fichenor Pete; S Libbett We; r Mscouber, PetR;
J Chopper, Bali; Johnston, Robinson, C w
Waring. Va; w L Cheaibam, r L R R; How
ard, Brunswick
PASSENGERS per u. S. Mail Steamship
JAMESTOWN, LEWIS PARRISH, master, from New
York, arrived Yesterday morning at O'Clock:
TIP Reed, g w Hobsou, capt Hopkins, II n
WaVeIly, D Moore Devot, Gill, Mrs Bremen
and daug liter, Mrs Taylor, mrsP Aylstt, Hey
man. 5 Heyman jr, Mrs Bolsnz Mrs Rogers, NJ
Bib aud lady Miss Dupuy, Mrs Z James and
children, Miller, Rev Skinner, f Cooke. 5
Pescud, Williams W Camp, r Cary, John 7
Wilkins, L I Wilkins Derrick, H Parker. } o.
Brian, P Farrell. capt w Wilson, II M Shaw, 3
w Baxter, s Warren, S Woodward Kline II
d Townsend, J Halsey, l. w Chapman, Hathaway,
J Carter Pslmore, NJ c DsushertreY, c
Riddick, Benson, DR. H Nelson. w Nelson, o
Sutton and lady, StarkH, J STOW, Hall, yro
Nimmo, II Upton, Mrs Cutts Mrs Donaldson Ms
Mott Schneider G H Sands, II Sands, Mrs
Gamble and misses McKeiver and 70 In s,eeTage.
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RECEIPTS,
BY CANAL, RIVER AND Par1po

For the Week ending Nav 2s,b
BY THE CANAL.-5C9 hbes and 1,ls -
ESQ o.is riouri l7ft bushels Wheat, ~
Cosl a. goo lbs Pig Iron; So 42i In c no to1s OF
and snndry other tonnage 49, oP7er Ore;
58l pounds e'0e8'7 up tonnage 90 {.
by THE CENTRAL RAILROAD 1876 by.h.r,
hhds tubs and boxes rsb.ccr' 20 Com; 81
Oats; 465 bbls Flour; 10 bess Vs. 90 ogsnss Of
-. IDS bscon; boxes Shoes; 1871 rss,. rye;
lug apeIi 90 tous Pig Iron; 10 bag, FIsr..sl.n M
oags "ooli 1857 Hoz,; 81 Sheer; 20 Tsr.so; ID
Calves; Cattle; z67 CbIcksn.. "a 10 Hs,nos; "a
Castings; 70 sundries Esq., 4ooO lbs.
BY THE RICHMOND AND DAsvILLy P,r
SOL hhds., 933 boxes 81 ksgsand 3 ~ - DAD -
Al bushels Wheat; n do Corn. N ~. Looaeco;
boxes ssconi ? 40 lbs. Bacon: 4 To-. .oari
S S OLE | 90 Moiss.e.; ysals; ban5is 81 -,
hidefi set Carriage Wheels Lc d 80, raw
boys; "a bundles Bags: Is emit Empty ear.
iron; hAts Timber II bags feather On L Iot Of
Wool DO Rootf; do Bs.,wax; ? bnr9 9as'o
otls'' . ooAss suoanesi bags Ginseng Rcof. ~
pkg' by express; l450 kegs Nails; 80 car. 81, "
IS cars Coal 0AIs s'oae;
BY THE RICHMOND AND PErERsavRc P,,,,
254 hhds sud boxes Tobacco; "a b aI.. S SB-
81 empty liquor barrels; bag Hsir, iG SJ 1GH
Sotton aste; 3 bags and box Bacar. les lies
Strawberries; do. mcz; | sar Furn;tnrs yCA5s
Green hides 700 bund les Pipe STEM n, NJ h9da.
LUMBER ioAes' Spikes; ) tons Soap Iron. ''s'
LANDEDAT The DocK.-l43 hhds Tobs,.o. sgIo,,,
Fish; 598 bids. Sugar; 5g7 bbls Moia,...t. POS.
feet Lumber; 86 tons Railroad Iron: 355 Ivy W
Hay; 1850 SACKS salt Wheat Reapers and No. o.
1oTk pSc<st' and Baltimore packet, with Tosr
chand q. '' WIN Ahsf'
LAFDED AT FoCKETTs.-l16 tons Gas Pines and
fixtures; IoO tons Cumberland Coal N
ohIFmENi is FROM PORT OF RICHMOND.
COASTWIsE.
FROM THE Dock -8l5 boxes. 825 cases and a5bLs,
Io6nccf; 500 bhls. Cement; 80 boxes persSsp
dize IL Strsw Cutters; 1872 tons Irou; 100 tisrcs,
Iobseco; 1910 hbis Flour; l404 bushels Corr: S5e
60ls Fshi Machines; l Locomotive and Tn.
Ge'i 3yO bushels Feed; y hhds Sugar; 5000 feet
Lumber Az tbis. moz; 80 tons Copper Ore &c
FROM RoCEETTs -279l boxes SS7 cases AZ ksVssrd
% bhds Tobacco, and hhds Stems; 9 bbis "a
II bars of Iron; 48 bags Potatoes; 20 bslss Cot
ton Yarns; 466 bbls, Flour; 81 bags Wool:1I bss,
kasF; IA bushels Wheat; 100 boxes Soar; 20 40
Spaoish Mixture; 8 rolls Leather; $40 bund..
Railroad Chairs ii kegs Spikes 10. FurDiturs.
ia su1dres Il, O4O bushels Coal; log ton. stons'
FOREIGN
FOR BREMEN, per bark Caroline.-365 bbds Tops..
&C; ISL do. Stems.
FOR AUSTRALIA, per Aura 800 bbl, Flour an
bundles Sroomti 800 pkgs Woodwars; 5000 feet
Lumber. '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

NOTIoE The annual meeting of the
Stockholders cf the Glover Hill Railroad Company
will he held at the Office, in this city, on THURS
DAY, 3lst inst ct ii O'Clock A NJ.
By order of the Pre- si5ent.
D. S. WOODBRIDGE,
my l8-dtd Treasurer.
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MARINE NEWS.
PoRr or RICHMOND, May %.

ARRIVED,
stesmsbip Jamestown, Parrish, New YorF, mds
and passengers -. ,,. -.
udlam l. Watson. ,r
sebr Josiah Achern, Merrell, Roskland, lime L.
Libby. ,L1, L.,
r. II Whitlocz Son. .
NJ Downey ,,, III
Pickett a Maynard. sr
Webb Son. r,r
schr W. w. Griff7. Livermore, N. Csrolins, fish l..
Webb & Son and J. Womble
SAILED,
schr Sarah and Mary, Weshte, N. C., light.
gchr A. 81 P Whidbee, Rogers N. C light
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NOTICE. appoint WIN GOULDIN
~ my Agent to collect all claims due r. NJ. RO-
BERTSON, whether on open account or otherwise
which claims have been conveyed by deed to SECURE
to certain debts due me by said Robertson.
nv 29-SLaw2W VIM. CATLIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

DIsORDERLY HoUsE-Susan Via was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday. charged with
keeping disorderly house. After hearing states
ments by the police, Miss Susan was required to
give bond and security 10 the of 800 10 be Of
good behaviour in future, which ehe did and was
DISCHARGED.
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SUBMISSION TO THE POPULAR WILL.

SUBMISSION TO THE POPULAR WILL.
There is nothing which strikes intelligent
foreigners who visit this country, with more
surprise than the cheerful obedience with
which defeated parties submit to the popu-
lar will. Just on the eve of an important
election, there is perfect whirlwind of ex-
citement, but no sooner is the decision of
the people pronounced, than the storm disap-
pears, the passions of men cool down, and
the party that had just stood with appraised
arm and sword, cleaning in air, recognizes
the sovereign majority of the popular will
and bows its gallant crest in graceful &C
acknowledgement. Such a spectacle as this, no
other country on the face of the earth but
America could present. 1t is the no blest tri
butte that could be paid to the capacity of the
American people for selfgovernment.
We have just passed through the most
exciting election that Virginia has ever wit
nessed but, the battle fought, the late foemen
will once more meet and mingle in fraterual
harmony. By-genes will be by-gones; forget
aud forgive should be the general maxim,
and the only competition be fraternal COM
petition for the common glory and honor of
our common mother, Virginia. Let US re-
member that we are all embarked, for veal
or wee, on the same ship of State, under
flag, which partisans on both sides will ad-
NIT is more glorious and beautiful than the
standard of party-the flag of the stars and
stripes-a flag cOnsecrated by the hottest
blood that was ever shed in the battles of
Liberty and cleaning in every ray of every
star, with joy and hope for the world.
The N. Y. Tribune says: "The sad,
the deplorable error of the South is, that it
does not, or rather will not, see how all its
inferiority springs from this single cause of
slavery" The sad, the deplorable error of
the n Y. Tribune is, that it continually at
tributes an inferiority to the South which
does not exist. In all the elements of hui
man happiness, in plenty, purity and content
ment, the South is equal to any country on
. r. 80 80 6ao 18th Il
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HARPER FOR JUNE.

H AMEN FUk JUNE.
IL BUFFERS & SJMONS
Agents for Emerson's PIANO FORTES,
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank,
Have received
HARPER for Juue-s magnificent number
VIRGINIA. beautiful Juvenile hook
BELL SMITH ABROAD-a charming work
THE MISSING BRIDE-Mrs Southworth's We
~ last.
TRICOLORED SKETCHES IN PARIS-full of
wit and humor.
HUE's TRAVELS IN CHINA picture of Chi
nese life
BLEssINGTON'S MEMOIRs-an exciting W ork
MY BROTHERS. KEEPER-A moral story.
THE TWO GUARDIANs-a picture Of ordinary
life
MUSIC at reduced prices.
Elegant ENGkAVINGS, very cheap.
Sci
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THE firm of GEO B. SAUNDERS &
Il BRO by agreement, will continue till the lst
day OF January. 1855 All persons having claims
against said firm, will present them the old stand
for payment. Those having claims against Geo B.
Saunders will present them to the undersig ae6 or
D. J. Saunders for settlement.
DEMETRIUs w. SAUNDERS.
nv 2q-2sv2w
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lTHFR RANGEOF CHEAP

CUGAR AND M0LASSES.-lII mus
- choice N o. Sugsr; S9 bags prime LAsu'''-
Coffee re ceiving and for sale BY ,vrpvtrL
nv SO BACON bAs hcn- -
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7 EATHER BELTING.-We are now
81 the Agents of q superior article of patent
stretched Leather Betting, which we will always
sell at manufacturers prceEany size, from 20 "a
il ohes Call
WINSTON l. POWERS,
my29 Corner Pead and Cary sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-29

T0A0 CASKS NO. 1 ROCKLAND
IOOO LIME-Now landing from the Dock
aad for sale by d. B. BRID6FORD co,
my 20 On the Dock.
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I EONARD'S DOLLAR CORDIAL-Is
"a certain cure for Gravel, elect, Fleur Alous
and all diseases arising from imprudence. IL has
cured upwards of 5000 patients and not one single
failure. Persons suffering from any of the above
diseases must try it if they wish speedy AND per-
manent cure. No difference in diet is required;
hindrance from business, and warrant cure in few
DAYS. All should try "Lennard's Dollar Cordial"
To be had of l.. b THOMAS, Br )sd stu et Shockoo
Hill, ana of ali Drug gists in Richmond. my2)
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ORNATE BOARD-Two or three

900 BBLS. CALCINED, AND 10
~OO BBLS. CASTING PLASTER, for sale by
d. F. BRIDGFORD co,
my 20 On the Dock
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TOR SALE AT A BARGATN-1 hand
a some Rcckaway CsUi4se-second-ha hard Fur
niture Wagon; superior Drausht Horse, 5yesTs old
nquirs at the RichmoT Stove Works.