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removal,

DENJ OWEN hereby informs his friends and customers
ID that he has removed TO the budng corner Of
Elm and Water Streets where he will attend to orders in
the line OF
House and ship Painting, Gla-
Zing and Paper HangiNg.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-16

NEW AND FASHIONABLE
II u Z 1ture.
which he u selling "a ire lowest ra-h nHrr-. AImr
Painted Window Curtains and Fixfurex On haaa
Uprighi Reirigeraiors, WHion W5saMs. fr, ~.
kEADr-MIDE COFffNs hrP tromstanIiy ON haha
aud manu- tactnrcd 10 order.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-16

III NJ. B0vEY, Front St, Bath, has just received and
offers for sale, large assortment Of Shovels Hoes,
Spades, Garden Rakes and Manure Forks.
BATH April IL, 1855. ~
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A RTHUR'S Patent, Air-tisht SeIf-seat.
a ing Cana and Jars for preserving rssn I5uit
and vegetables, for sale by M. " GANNEII.
July 16. 1855 -
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Plated spoons

H00 LBS. choice family Butter; 100 Bushels Seeding
OOO Potatoes just received and for sale the head
McLellans Wharf by JOHN II. MCCLELLAN.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-16

/ ANDING this day from schr Mary Shields,
II rs bbls Fancy Flour, 0shawa Mills,
90 Sc Superfne do Garden City Mills
90 Extra do Beacon Mills,
Is +" w. Bleached Oil,
III. 20 Bags Cape Coffee,
10 Pockets Old Java Coffee,
aeatus in Bbls half Bbs and Boxes Rasins Figs
Shoulders Sea &c. MeLELLAN, DENNIS 4 co.
May15. AS
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Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
MITCHELL IL Low,

X EEp constantly hand and for sale large and sape
IN ror assortment of Hardware, Edge Tools, Saws, Car
peners Tools Of every description the lowest prices
cash. Also, constantly hand, Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &c, &c. 81
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-08-16

DAPA MACRE CENTRE PIECEs-alarge and wei
l. selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath, June 4. :. w. HEATH * co stiff
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Sold by G. W. ATWELL, under L. S. Hote: Portland,
General Agent for the State Of Maine.
For sale by Agents in nearly town and village in
Mane and by A. G. Page ]. Mathews and t. w. Lucas,
Bath.
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SALT.
Farming TooIs |! Farming Tools

IOO0 HIDs. CADIZ~ALT in Store, and for sale by
iOOO Bath Feb II, 1855. S4u d. Il T. PATTEN.
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Cabin Stoves.

FEW stoves Of splendid design, for Coalor Wood suta-
bic for Ships Cabins for sale by subscriber Also Cam
booses OF all sizes with Galley furniture Of every descrip
ton, at II. L CHAMBERLAIN,S
Bath, Nov. -, 1854. Rogers Block
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12
,RRIV1.,s lT THR PRINCIPAL HOTELS
sArIIRDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL.-H MAY: Mortu w.. "
Nawson. n L G-eeuieaf N y; smith Nc q
o smith, Va; Mi.s J Stone, w Dow9ey, dr.,
D Martin J6nesville: w scruess, Fown aten, " n
r,Isr ] Nickerson E Deepe, Boston; n orewsE
RWiIliams Bait; r d Malone. Lextnston; yno ?
KiseY A M JORDAN Salem O Dehenderh w n
ins: w Towns MeckienbF; T Branch rempa;
Griffin N Y; = n Clark, Richmond; n how'snHa;,
Miss Rowland. Phils; G. West. hompes.
I: p Wrtsop Evans Bedford; N Winson'
Wa,hir gton: q 81 Richards Cumber'ndi n's''
ford Buckingham p..
ExCH,N HOTEL-F Damned, ! ~ p ~,
vs.: w n Belts Lunenburg:J LipscomoJ mo-,
land Dauville; II H.Lee. Lune nburs; onePPs.a.
u 2 Army; Cock, Powhatsp; Snowder 49,. $500
r w Morris, Hanover; J Houston. Ky; MYERS;
N e: ] M BLANKS w Hashirs. E L Dogeett va; q
8 Windle N Y; skipwith, Cumbd; w Esce,
Richmond; J Barnard ALBANY: HARRISON, ben
~; J r McMullen, J NJ simons Phiis;J Donoysn
Va; w Cowles and lady. N Y; T hufnu. y;
Saunders, Ala; A 3 JONES Levy. SIossom.
v; Pratt Petg Mrs Fletcher and family Ss,,; ", w
T. Hardin Tenn: ] Bu!lar B Bular Y; w
Blanchard T Abbott Halifax; Donovan, Freds;
J n Davis Ind; Hon w Ashe. Nc -S.&
COLUMBIAN HOTEL j Conner, Ss'.i n n
Brown Phila; Patterson. N York; = Bowe.
e: w Fl Drown Ga; L F Tals-n, York; sne 2,
Lynchburg; W 81 Rutherfod. Savannabi = nzsS
Coal Pits; a Turpin, Goochland: Holman.
W M Gilvey and lady, Pittsvlvauia; DR. J Archer
BeIIona; A r. strineer, Amelia; e Lerusg, Pow.
hataD; 4 8 Heming. Amelia; w Martin. Aueusts; I
Price, p Grill, Va; w X Arnold. RockbrldFe; q
Echols Richmond; J Booker franklin; Cottre.i
H~nrico; L Bennington. Alexandris Rittel, Phiis;
I. w Paeoud. Richmond; 7 Bandavous and lady, J
D Mosby, Albany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

Two TEsEMEsyswB unnxu.-@ About g
o'clock last saturday, olgbf c6s Of d. oem165
Ct ehe large lnree st0ry IBID houss e. e. ~ strS
eaes q the eeeek, and occsp1u1 By Daniel Masha
~. discovefed lobe on iirs I'd despise ~ bfr1s
9 me nn,ose, seecmplsesay Quilted Tht fames
inc west tenement occupied By Marks, bed no.
taieg OF consequences IN 4, - HI family bed re-
moved 10 snothsr house, ard the sheriff had that
evening seized bic stock Of groceries for rent -
White, colored man, who carried on the cooper
ing business, and who Lost portion of hts stock
The building was owned BY Mrs vsh Lew, and
ras iully Insured. There can be no doubt that the
nre vac the work Of an incendisry
IN the immediate ueiahborhood of fhess burned
tenemenis there are the remnanfs Of three others
all OF which have been destroyed BY FIRE within the
past twelve months
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-
70 fhE PusLlC This = empksticaIIy
" . sss s:ss e. ass
.WsissSsrss q Sissiasd Il snss III. wRIts6srs-
for the ssts off new spripf advertisement appxa
ID ths Dsuafch With fcurish q trsfutefs /
.sssa enc s ssns .s .ets ~. 4: ss.
siSs ss -. sssry e s. ~ ~So ss &:
ssws,d resd OF. II the ststsmsst Of this man Of
b. Dze medal not0Tiefy 30 true, Why doss be bot
ia to t.ke hs bsre e-serios for tbs fact they win
NOT be duped thps-he hiss deceived thsvo 70 onsa
Hss be not told tssm that he Rewarded the high
Ell premium ct the London fair And did b not alec
trl1,h. ecmm'tf Of the kiehmond fsnt that he
colosed photographs wbieh Be bad q the fsir vefe
false, and If necessary We can prove their fsisty
We have observed patiently for year peee tbe fs-
vered attempts Of this man Of bfonze medal poto-
rsty force reputation upon the travelling p.biic
would continue silent observation under the
sriouspess of an upholstered nit, were u not
more tbsu probable that this species Of vain boast
ine Of this brorze medal man may divert the ublic
eve from q candid and comparative exsmnssion Of
ogT nicfnres we would see merit seek an honorable
nubcity and thereby win foritself soIdsn opinions
hut We Sesp.se that misersb'e chicaneTy BY which
mars nevspaper reputation gains sn ovation ever
Genuine worth TITS to make this wanting ambition
overlesp itself wi hdrsw its spurious claims to
curity by throvi,s tbs glove for final test Of skill
1ur gage Is $500 that the average q any given pnm
bsr OF daruerTeotypes taken BY viii be superior In
eyery particular 10 any similar average number exc.
cuted by this man of bronze medal notorte1y. THIS
thrown the glove, will Mr.. Whitehurst pick Y mp
We will see. StmONo.
NH 12-zt l7f maan sases'
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D1srREsslse S1ruArIoN.-Mrs Fensom

DISTRESSING SITUATIoN.-Mrs. Fensom
the WIDOW " man who lost everything she ssess
Fida. m rnins 10 in djstre ssed situatior and up
less aided by the public must suffer severely About
the Richmond and Danviile Railroad Depot. shs
stepped ioto post hole and broke her leg rendeina
hsr cripp for life In short time after that beI
her, cripple, to provide for three small chi d en-
and on Friday morning last her house was destroy
by hre with everything in it. leaving her p.nnilsss
friendies and cripple. with roof to shelter her
self and ohspriog, NO bed ts-iie on, no clothes to
wear, and moi HUG ntbe world to depend upon save
one which appeals to the chasities OF eyery
breast, and We hope our citizens will come FORWARD
aud aid her, Donations may be left At the Dispatch
street, for this hel pless family.
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SrABBIse.-A man named Philip Myself,

STABBING.-A man named Philip Mysel,
was severely stabbed 10 four places on Saturday
night. by aaother known as Barney Tate, In q
house On Union str Get, 10 the valley, The parties
we're drinking at the time of the diff sulty, or the
row woul1 not have occurred Myself has been
removed to his boarding house on Franklin street
near 13 h, where he 10 under the treatment OF Dr.
r Warning The wound though severe, 10 moi
considered mortal Tate and two other men
have been arrested aud committed for exsmins-
tiop. One OF the sfabs the lett shoulder blade
another the left shoulder three inches long and
very deep, and two others on the head When
heard from last evening, he Was thought to be do
recovery
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DARING FEAr.-DuYiDg the progress Of
the FIRE near Msyos bridge last Friday morning. .
rumor spread through tho crowd that living child
was in one OF the burning tenemepfs, and would
most assurediy be destroyed One of the 6remen.
young and gallant fellow. always ready 70 risk
bis life to save that Of others hearing the report
and believing It true, dashed madly through the
cracking a smes flew up the steps leading to the
second story, seixed living object lying on bed
street in q crowd of his friends, rejoicing that he
had eaved from horrid death, q young and beau
tiful-puppy. SO much for daring intrepidity
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, March 10.
SAILED,

Schr Orianna, futile, New York. mdz Currie.
Echr Fiem Smieh, Bridgeport, coal.
schr Brilliant Bailey, Baltimore, mdz w d Col
schr Gen. Worth, Jenes. Baltimore, mdz w Col
quit & Co.
schr Baltimore, Philips, Norfolk, mdz WI Col
schr Courier, Rogers Boston. mdz Curris.
Schr J. II. Deputy, Winsmore, City Point, to load
for Wilmington, Del.
NORFOLK, March 8th.-Arrived schr. Blooming
Youth, Watts, from Baltimore, bound to Matagorda
Raw Texas was dismasted on the goth ult, about ID
miles s. of Cape Henry-was blown off and expert
enced very heavy weather; put in in distress.
HAMPTON ROADS, March 8.-Arrived lark Fame
speight, Of Richmond, from Rio de Janeiro, with
coffee.
Harrison, for Petersburg. Below bark Fame,
NEW YoRk, March 8.-Cleared schr. B. M. Fox,
Parker fer City Point; Henrico, Chester, for Rich
mond.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Julia Payson, Giles, of Bath, Nc. is ashore
on Cape Henry, with a cargo of guano. The Cap
tain has arrived in Norfolk for assistance.
At Rio Janeiro, Jan. IT,. Ships Eierslis Ceuts, fm
Baltimore Just ard; Lady franklin Smith. FIN Bue-
nos Ayres for Bahia. do do; barques Cora, Durham,
from Baltimore, do do; Lidwood, Martini from Lon
don, dse Mary SAWYER, Bartlett, for Baltimore. in
two or three days. Joseph Maxwell. Farrell, for N.
Orleans do; Saone, Ksrstone, from Richmond. arr q
lltb, dsg; brigs Rolling We've: 6owSs, mn Dai ~.
more, dsg Emeline Packard from Wiimnston ror
U. 8 lag; bark Deawarian. Claget, for Baltimore.
aail
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Stir FOR FREEDOM I'm the Circuit
Court of Heurco county, Judge Pitts presiding. !
suit for freedom has just been decided OF consdsra
Bile interest The case alluded to that of Ellen
executors of the late Edward Cox. Ellen Jane
claimed her freedom under the will of the late Mrs
] adson Crane ESQ appearing as her counsel ana
Messrs. Moraon and Flournoy for the defendant :
After hearing all the evidences, well as the arer.
ments of counsel, the cause YVES given to the iutv
who rendered verdict for the plaintiff and gave
her the amount for which she has hired since the
commencement Of the suit
Messrs Merson and Flournny. on learning the yer.
dict, entered motion for q new trial, wh::h was
heard by the Judge, on SATURDAY. last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

36zD TH1vT. Come lev nights since q
nSssn, - side Of I'd srsss, Nofth Clay and
S49oovsd aIl the wood, lot Of costS ID several
s,sker srtIoIrs that hsd been dcposte4 this out
honse for 6afe keeping. Az several nbsries 6evs
been committed on second street WILMA saass
time psst the residents Of that section Of tho city
would do well to be prepared 10 give the depreda-
tors 3 warm recepsloa Wheneser their presence
may be discovered. Powder md stot arc said 70
shaves wonderful effect on r0gues, when properly
administered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

CoSpUcToRs or ELECTIONS AS this is
the time for thu City Council to appoint "Conduc-
tors' of the approaching eections take the lib
ersy of requesting that body not to appoint the day
police Off ers to those positions. The interests Of
the city demand that the police should be on reau-
lar duty election days more than any ctber
occasion; but IL three out of the number are tied
up at the polls they must be for several days, If
required to conduct the elections their force will
be too greatly reduced to be at all efficient 9th
persons readily be had to perform this duty,
and we really hope the Council viii select them.
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I; DID,

n. yvxsussssv moFsina, aasssh I'm 9 Wsgsnss,sz
the resadence of Or Robert =. Nelson; ~ s.e,S
q rf5sn. vosSas u daushssr Of Macon Ecrds aes =
seed u yssrs and ~ sys.
In Nn,s,,. a. Tbur,asy last, NARY COLUmsIss
d.ushssr 81 Johs = sud Mary G. 6.atsr, sssd 'nIee
years and eighteen days
On the sth iusf., ct o'clock -, So, ae - If bs
aee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

BAKERS PREMIUM BIrTERs we have
used ss recomm nded by of the most able ply
sciar In this CITY, and found 1t to be invaluable
medicine. 1t be too highly esteemed in this
country. A prominent physician said to me few
days ago, that it could be with confidence recon-
mendsd in all where tonic is required, such
general debility following diseases of the various
kinds to which liable in this country,
nemic condition of women and children, caused by
want of vitality. of the alimentary canal and all
the innumerahle instances where vegetable tonic
may be required.
ET Price so cauts per bottle.
To be had wholesale and retail of MesHs. PuR-
CELL, LADD Co., and Druggists everywhere.
NH 10
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE AT NIAGARA

NIAGARA, March S-The locomotive London,
with tender attached, crossed the Suspension
Bridge q, 8 O'Clock, this P NJ She had on
board John E. Robeing, w o Buchanan, with q
number of other invited guess. The engine was
driven by William Harrison superintendent of the
machine shop. There is great rejoicing on both
sides of the river
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12
HORRIBLE MURDER.

BosToN, March 9-At South Gardner. Me-. or
"wednesday nieht last, two elderly ladies', sisters o.
the late Adder Kneeland, were murdered. They
were iound welterine la their blood in the morning
perfectly dead, and the house had been ransackod
vagrant had beer arrested on suspicion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

FIRE.-Between the hours of 9 and 10
O'Clock last Saturday night the carpenter shop OF
Mr. N. w. Walton, on the west side of 7th street,
north OF Leigh, was set on fire and entirely con
sumed, together with Its contents, comprising stock
and tools. This, we believe, is the third time
Mr. Walton's shop has been burned. To apply the
torch, in this instance the incendsry had to scale
a fence ten feet high The loss will not fall short OF
$500 on Mr. Walton, In addition to which his
journeymen, most of whom were poor men. lost
nearly all of their tools. Mr.. w. had an insurance
in the Valley Office of $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

NORFOLK, March s.-The brig H. Rider. from,
Pernambuco, with cargo of sugar, bound 10 Bos.
ton, put in here to-day leaking with the loss of her
foretop.gallant mas, N~-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

LADIES FAIR.-As most of our readers
are aware, the ladies OF the new Presbyterian
Church, corner of 25th and Broad streets, Church
Hill, are to com nenee fair to- day, the receipts
from which are to be applied to praisewortby db
ject OF course the pubic will bear the ladies in
mind, aud give them call in due time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12
THE KINNEY ExPEDIrIoN-THE BRIGA
DER GENERALSHTP

WASHINGTON, March 9-Some change has been
made In the management OF the Kinney expedition.
but Its destiny is unchanged. Col. Kinney will
soon leave for Central America
The rumors that Hon Jefferson Davis will pre-
sent'y or ultimately receive the appointment of
Brigadier General In the new regiments is un-
true.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12
'-- REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
rsr D,srArcH Office is removed ifom !"
Ia. lco.tiou on Governor street. 20 the corn
A. az Main and 18th streets.
r,,m The above notice, Il II seen sns. We
have been engaged in the troublesome sas1
~ removing orr office II Is q laberte can
snnrecisse; and Il Is not yet complete. ine
counting room and types are transferred nom
,hs old a. the new Office; bat there is ssill oe.
fore IN the heavy work of removing cur Ns'
r;.r Presses and Eagine If we get through
mi. without suspending the Dispatch for .
dsy, al we think we viii. We shall have &C
comnl;shad. if not wonder, very Credits
BILE feat. Four years ago. the Dispatch could
have been moved in q couple Of hours-now
the operation requires from four to six days
40 the reader can see that il must have grown
tasidhy. The Dispatch has indeed been
.ofaatd yoSfk-=ssd stands as specimen .,
young American process without para4e'
In the catalogue of youthful sfodieaes IN YIN
Gle Ssmuel's family of newspapersr-certanls
=, the south. For this we have to ssank' tns
Kind public. We do not intend from neg
lect to let the youth flag in his rapid ID
vsncement; but by our unremitted exertion'
and the generous support Of his troops 0
friends. we hope he is yet to 60 ahead lodi
way before he reaches his full growth ant
manhood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12
IN FoRMA PAuPERrs.

II walked out Of Psri. at svenins-
while the sua's declining rays
,0ild.d the TOPS Of the erosses
Ofbeautifui Pore Ia Chsise.
And as passed through the portal
Mid the Idle Sunday throng,
A little procession Of mourners
Bore rude comm along.
They seemed very humble people,
= And no one turned aside
To look on sneh homely sorrow,
Or esh who II was bad died
I followed the bier to the corner,
Where just beneath the 500
In atrcnch-pot serass-they would oury
This lowty child OF God
When thev came to lower the comm,
pyisx pour ,He was said
And .aes sprinkled the holy water
Over the dust Of the dead
But q boiler rain descended
From the depths Of bursting heart
The tears Of the little orphan
Who in agony stood apart.
Poor girl. we can offer no solsce
To soorhe the anguish You teei-
But 9Th from on high will be given
As here you shall ofte ntines kneel.
No shrine of the sculptured marble
She'll riss above the spot,
No hsttering false inscription
Shall tell what thy mother was NOT
But here the lilies and pansies
From the dewy earth shall spring-
Here the poisoning Rose OF Sharon
Its fragrance around shall Hing,
And the eye of our Heavenly Father
Shall watch DER the grave OF Ma Mere,
Since IL looks on tbs peer and the peasant
With even an equal care.
Such was the train ofmy musings
In the twiight's purpling haze
As walked back to Paris that evening
From besutiful Pierre la Chaise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12
THE sARDINIAN ExILEs

new YosK. March 9.-Mayor Wood has given
permission 10 the emigrants on board the Sardi
man irRate Des Geneys to land being satisfied that
they are not convicts 'Ae'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12
CPRING CAMPAIGN AT I02 MAIN

GREAT EXCITEMENT PRODUCED
~ BY TAKING LEONARD'S COUGH SYRUP
Upwards of 5000 bottles sold in Rishmoud alone and
net one single failure, when taken as directed
You must, il you wish to secure heath take LEO.
NARD's INSTANT RELIEF 1t has had more
success than all cough mixtures ever produced -
Take dvice in time, before the seeds OF Copsump
ton have tak-n root, and with smiling faces rive
three cheers for LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF
and this good old Commonwealth
a. Price, Csc per bottle.
Messrs PURCELL, LADD & Co Wholesale rsnfs-
to be had OF all Druggists. and Geo. Webb, Norfolk
nh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

AIRS. PELLET, teacher of an improved
lxl and easy plan of LADIES' AND CHILDRERS
DRESS CUTTING, can be found for a few DAYS at
her room at the Augusta House. Main street, be-
tween 9th and 9sh where ladies receive instruc.
ton in this useful, ornamental and economical art
Terms Of Tuition, including one set of rules and
models, S. 90. 'N
Paper waist patterns cut for so cts.
Ladies ale invited to call soon and judge for them
selves. NH J2-6t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

WHEgLInc. March Gs--1he rivsr d gradually ris-
ises sad ssviestien open Boats Of the srssst oiass
eD now Rapidly jmpsovise. In all depssfments OF
tfsAs thsrs u ineseased Snimstion 8oms tvensy
eeets arrived hsre this morning la1sssd with pfoyi
49, asd ethar pso1uea. Onto . large anncunt 81
SseH Y sIzivisg destined tor bsltimose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Seevey sailor,
charged with being drunk and fighting 10 the streets
last Saturday night, has been committed to prison
Ia default OF bail for his future good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

DIAfh OF UNITARIAN PREACHER
re BOTTOM, March s.-Rev. Frederick T. GRAY /.
OaneI'en PIeecner OF this city died 10 dax
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

The Rev. Mr.. Graves editor of the N.,hv,,,.
Baptist who was on collecting tour 10 Missi.sins
dsys ego murdered on the road side AZ i, :. .ew
posed, for his money. sup
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12
THE MURDURERs OF POOLE

~. Nsw YORK March "a reward of $500 has
The .nnn 'or tne arrest and conviction OF Baker
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

LAND WAH1ARr FonGxR The Pensiop ,a,..
lNrns, BY telegraph from New Orleans, that Chss
Beland hes been convicted In that city Of ioreiD,
land WaYranfs s8a'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

HAYES R. SUTToN Attorney at Law and
Notary Public, has removed his office from the Law
Binding to the brick building corner of Bank and
18th streets frat foor under the Land Bounty and
Pension Agency Office of James T. Sutton, Jr.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-12

HUcKsTERING.--OnT Tuesday morning
last a countryman named Wade attended the 6rst
market with load of cabbage, 212 ia number.
which were bought by John F Airport, a huckster'
at eight cents each, the object Of the purchase
being no doubt to forestal the market, cabbages
were very scarce Since then Airport has been
retailing these cabbages at from twelve to sixteen
cents each, thereby making our citizens pay from
fifty to one hundred per cent more Tor this one
necessary of lite than they would have bean re-
CURED to DO but tor his purchasing them to sell
again These facts being brought to the attention
OF the Mayor, Airport was summoned to court and
fined $40. the Clerk of the market being authors.
lied to seize and confscate the remainder of the
eahoages, II he could find them. Airport was fur
Their Informed that II again convicted of orestainp
the markets, his license under the ordinances.
would be taken from him. and be prevented la
future from selling in the city market houses,