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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-07-13
N EW SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS!
w M. ELDEN

rs In receipt Of his Spring Stock Of Dry
I Goods to which he invites The attention Of
his customers and the public generally, and
wishing 10 meet the views Of purchasers as
nearly as possible these hard times, he is de
ermined 10 sell at very low prices.
April l3 1855. Mt,a dsH
IT IFEofJAMES GORDON BENNETT
ILl Editor ofihe New York Herald with a
ortrait. This entertaining work may be had
by eoclosing ieU cents 10 J, L. SARGENT,
266 Hicks, corner Of State street Brooklyn,
| N. B--Newspnpers copying the above with
tlis mott COZ once, will receive SIX copies in 70.
tuin,
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]. K. LODWICK & BROS
Hare reeeiped their entire stock Of
SPRING and SUNNI ER
DRY GOODS.

N0TluNS, Carpets, &c., COMPRISING eve
MY variety o. seasonable goods at he very
lO,Dsst cash poiees We deem It useless 10 eGp
merate or 10 sev how cheap we are di-posed
TO sell, you can only know the facts by giving
us an early call, Feeling grateful to our nu>
merous patrons for past lavors, we can oniv
say that for The future that we shall endcav' 7
in all cases 10 give satisfaction and misrcpIe-
sent nothing. XII
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NOTICE TO FoRWARDERS AND
BOATMEN.
Ohio Canal. June5 1865.

OuiO NWhNis SuMO" ACO"s
H'Ht. water will be d,aw from the Ohio Gas
nal, near Mi,lport.9 miles above ClrrleVille
for the purpose Of rebuilding Lock NJ. 81,
south of Lickiug summit, o.. The 2ilh day OF
iuur, and con,inne OF thirt, or III rly>ive day.
Navigation a, This point will not be enlirel
susp, need as all merchandise, tolling freight !.
aid uch cummocilts as can be ,ranshipped
convcnicr ily can be drayed around The Lock
The Packet, will run ss usual on their regular
trips
junetS-3w LEWIS W. sIFF6RD,
Rest Engineer Southern Division Ohio Canal.
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-H-v--es-a~SA-ssls~-~~v--N -r
$9RQDGDaGDGD4D
III GiftS for the People!
Capital City Art Union.
[BU[SN1E'll g. COS
BWl&NIgII q Co.'s
coudCretGin Di-tribn.l

{. on d C re q 4 II Di-trihutl
LIVERY Pc ON II WING A TICKET
IL gets an Eng,av worth One Dollar.
The prnpreiors tase great pleasure in an
noun lug TO the citizens of The Uniuu, thai in
co lsrqunce nl he gre.l satisfaction manifest ed
by he ticket holders Of our great Drstr button,
.und the many thou. and solicitations from Ill
part. of the country, in re aiion to whelhe. we
intend gcltl G upSnother distribution of Gifts
for the people, We have, after an immense out
lay, heem enab cd 10 oIIer TO our thousands oil
putrons the lpllnwing valuable, magnificent
aud unprrdr nted (: ILL Mt SCH
gers the Capital City Art Union.
Tickets only one DolIr.
and every one entitled to ndseme Engtav
in and n share in the distribution Of The fol-
ging valuable pr perlH
Farm in the stale of Indiana 5000
do in Ohio S0nl
do do 600l
F"ur>s,ory Brick Dwelling and
Lot IN olun bus, Ohio 6h0(
90 do do $500
Beautiful residence in the town
of Mount Vernon $500
Two story brick building in Chil>
l,cohe 350t
Brick cottage and o. ia olumbus 800
do do do do 300I
( Fame do do do $50
Ha a,dsome ounlrv residence in
Sege, Ferry county, Ohir l,5o
Splndid Ruil7ing OTIS 0n Coz
umbus, at $500 500
I llo do do OF 81 500 Is. .00
4 do do in rlevehnd 6 OO
Grand action Pipno hickcriugs] 100
! 5 Gold Watch set with Diamonds ,0n
! 10 God Watches, nj $500 ach $50
( I Rose Wood ri nos a: $500 500
/ do do do at 400 A 0L
10 do do do ai 800 8 90
50 Gold Warches at $3.50 100
90 do do at 100 10 90
100 do do at rs 700
100 do do at 40 400
/ 80 Silver do ut 90 600
$40 30 do ut 10 $50
1910 aides Breast Pins al S4 400
900 do Il ochl Snawls at 5 500
$40 do e. ilk Dres Patterns al 800 10 90
5000 Gold Pencils at SO 1850
10 100 do Pens, with silver eases SO 90 90
2oOAN do Rings at ST. SO each 1000
l2Os4 do 10 at on each 1870
III
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NOVcI1Dber 25th.

TTANNA, on Market street, has just receiv-
Hard Times BY Chas Dickens; Manoevsring
Mother. Alice Seymour Sybil Lennard by Mrs
Gray; The Iron Rule, Lucy Sanford, Celia
Howard, Insubordinaiion: The Lady al Home,
The Q, phan Children, Bankers Wife. Agnes,
OF the Pcssesssd. A year alter Marriage, &c. q
|pyT.Sy Ar,hur.'rh, or sair,. ty Geo, Sand.
den; aayrnsiaie, s or thr Fatal Duel. cnnelle
or the Royer's D th, Jack Ariel, the Spanish
Cruiser, Eogene, rthe soldiers Bridei YaIs
College scenesi Silver aud Pewter And many
'4fs &.s 'iS Ss 1H%ssgiI ssSs IfSsaRY PAPERS
hs day. Declt,
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MED1oA ADVERTISEMENTS.
JCHN PAUL. g. co,

V@AA4N AA w WI
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
F2RLlGS AND DOMESTIC DRUGS. MEDICINES
ciiEalc us PERFUMERY, Sc,
NOth west 4 recrDf 9ad & y >hingtOn Sts,,
LLoYD'S BUILDING,
Orts m o uail ohio,
THE subscribers re .peclfally announce to II. {
L ciixeus and public generally, that tn,
have u well solec,eh stick Of PURE AMI
UNADULTERATED articls and Ooul
be- pleased IL sell at lair pg'ces Ior Cash. Ha'
vinr proc1red the services of Drs. Corson 4
Mussey I, attend To the Pharmaceutical De
par,ment phys clans Prescriptions and Do
mestic rec ipts will be COMO n!ed with accu,
racy nj III times. JOHN PAUL. & co.
Jan. 1855 If
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PENS o ms
ENHE heirs Of the following persons, by call
L ing oo me at my Office in the Court house
IN obtain information which will b, 10 their
special benefit.
James Thompson Nathan Wheeler
Christopher Crumb Geo. Hutton
sou'hey Copes JOS Haskinson
William Conner Samuel Salter
Jacob Moore Amos Wheeler
Henry williamson Uriah Barber
Isaac Wheeler Jose h Conclm
W iliam Brady Isaac Hull
Job Foste, JOSEPH Faverty
Harry Baker Adam Bunyun
VIM. Harbert
MARTIN GRAIN. Pension Agent.
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Stage Regulations.
JUST RECEIVED 4

JUST RECEIVED.
4 ND FOR.S LIE BY N. D. GOLDBUR6
n the following invoice OF fine Cigars'
4,00O Prncipe,
4,0O0 La osa Regalia,
4 000 Jenny Lind,
10000 Crystal Palace,
4,OU0 Lcndoners
10000 Tres. 0mingo,
5000 Know Nothing,
Oct. 81.
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1910 ! aides Breast Pins ai 81
900 do i ocha SiiawIs at 5
$40 do ilk Dire s Patterns al 800
5000 Gold Pencils at SO
10000 do Pens, with silver eases SO
2oOnn do Rings at ST. SO each
IOOgl 5o IN nj on each
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-09

LATER FROM TExAs.-The steamship Persever.
ance, from Galveston, arrived at New Orleans on
the 1st instant, with dates from Texas to the 2Sth
ult. R-
Two thousand bales of cotton had arrived ct
Galveston during the week ending the 2ssh, and
the receipts in Houston had been very large.
The Galveston and Red River Railroad Com
pany had but As miles of their road under contract
to be completed l0ih OF January, and the Calves
ton, Henderson and Houston Company had but 25
miles of their road under contract, to be completed
first of February.
cotton factory Is about to be located on San
Marcos river.
Capt. Richard Fl. Chisholm, an old Texan, died
at Clinton on the 9Th ult., aged about 60 years
Andrew Jackson Walker better known as "An-
dy Walker" a famous Indian fighter died in Cor.
pus Chfis on the 18th alt, of consumption, in the
33d year of his age.
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AMERICANS IN GEoRarA.-The American party of
Georgia assembled in Convention In Macon, We'd
nesday isst resolution was adopted affirming
that Congress has no constitutional power to inter-
Vene, BY excluding new State Supplying for ad
mission into the Union, upon the ground that the
constitution of such State recognizes slavery.
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VIRGINIA.
nuSiorrAI ELKcrIoN-On Saturday, the 18th
.i1. mr. L G. Hewiand was elected Mayor Of AbiDg-

MUNICIPAL ELxcrYoN On SATURDAY.. tbe 1ath
.h. Mr. l. G. Newiand was elected Mayor of Abine.
DON sg
iHE ELEcrIoH IN PRrxnsBuao.-The follow,
ing the official vote 10 the election At pster.burp
For Mayor-W. w. Townes, anti i-Americ.n. sa3
samI Williams, American, 67l. For Co,lector Of
City Taxes-G. v. Rambaut. Amer;c.n 7es. c.
"'am'on, anu-Americsn, 756. For Chamber
IN, McGowan, antiAmerican, 7s3; Jno.
Ie'e'' american, '09. For Gauger-Jos. v. Scott
no opposition. 7sl. For Com'r of streets-
ley antiAmericsn, 1877; Chas T. Scott American
TIT. For Keeper Powder Magazlne-Pey,on Al-
friend, anti-American, u.s. Alexr Moody. Ameri-
can, CAT. For Keeper Hay scales-James Tipuips
no opposition, 7s4. For Clerk Lower Market-H.
IL. Gresham, Independent, e46; Ishan, Tallev
American, 566. For Clerk Upper Msrket-Abram
Ford, auti-American, 1913; Jas. W. Burgess, Ams-
rican, 63s.
10 the East Ward, the entire American ticket for
Councilmen was elected. In the Centre Ward 3
Americana and 3 anti-Americans were returned.
In the South Ward, anti-Americans, 1American,
and Independent were returned. In the West
Ward, anti-Americans were returned.
Among the Councilmen returned are Thomas 8.
Ghoson, anti-Au., Jno. R. LeweIlen, an,-Au., r.
K. Meade anti-Am Darcy Paul, Am, T. d. Wat
son, Am, Daniel Lyon, Am, and John Kevan, Am.
ADDREss.-W. X. PendIeton, the American can
didate for Congress from the Wheeling dis.rict,
addressed hepeople of Wheeling Friday night.
MILrTARY.-A new military company has organ
lied In Fredericksburg, by the election of ThomsD
j. Moncure, Commandant and. James. Carmichael,
Captain.
VIRGINIA AND TENNEssEE RAILAoAD.-The res
cepts of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, for
the month of April, were, for Passengers mail and
express freight, 5000 s6; Freight, sl4,1ss e5;
Total, s22, III 81; being about SO per cent more
than the receipts for April, 1854.
NEW STAGE ROUTES. - The recent contracts
awarded by the Postmaster General have opened
two new stage routes from Abingdon to Cumber-
land Gap. and from Abingdon to Lecbahon.
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DIsTREssrNG AccrpRNT.-In New Orleans on the
LIST inst, the body of Gotlieb Rapp, German boy,
was found in the river He had been missing sew
eral days. His poor mother, who is we'll advanced
10 years, could hear nothing of him, and was well
nigh DISTRACTED visiting every station house early
each morning, leaving descriptions of her bow
She Is out Of suspense now, poor thing.
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THE SELMA PHENOMENA A correspondent of
the Milton IN. CO. Chronicle, writing from Selma.
Alabama, says that when the artesian well was
sunk there, the earth split up for three hundred
yards up and down the river. Property In the
neighborhood fell three or four hundred per ct,
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IMMENSE BARGAINS AT

II AUGUSTUS MAILEKT'S, No. At Main street.
SILK TISSUES at 25 and S7f cents pei yard; plain
Satin striped Bsrages, of all shades
BLACK SIGKSi BLACK SfBKS.i-I sell wide
heavy article rich ustre at 81 90, acknowledged by
all nnequalled at the prices offer them.
GRAPE sHAWLS! GRAPE sHAWLsi!-Auc-
tion Bargains in Grape Shawls Plain and Embroid-
cred. from Sc 20 $50.
MOUsLIN DE LANES stil2t cts. per yard; beau
tiful styles of Gin hams; Chaiy de LANES, extra
fine at IS cents, cases Bleached Cottons from 81
cts aad higher; Berages at 81 per dress.
l case of English Lawns st 12s cts, per yard
French Lawns st Is cents, worth 37t cts.
HOSIERY AND GLOVEs.-Mits In great variety
at cheap rates.
Needle work of all kinds; Black and Fancy velvet
Silks Msntillas of the newest shapes and styles.
Couets Ladies Pocket Han kerchiefs Irish Linen,
Figured swiss Muslins, Bonnets Ribbons.
The bargains at my store are very numerous, it re-
quiss only call from the public generally to satisfy
themselves of the bargains they can get at
my7 No. 4I Main street,
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RICH M 0ED, VA

THK CHARLOTTE N. C. CouNTEnFErTs The
North Carolina papers notice extensive attempts
TO put In circulation $40 counterfeit notes on the
Bank of Charlotte, N C. In addition to deecrip.
tion of them yesterday, we give the number and
letter: vignette rather light. One dated 18th Of
July, 1853, the other ssh October, 1852 letters A.
aud Nos 542 and 1923. Signatures well executed
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DIscouSTIse MosEY.-The North Carolina mer
chants are complaining ofthe Richmond and Dam
Vile Railroad Company for making discount on
North Carolina money, when !. Is offered at their
ticket Offices
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FAIL FROM A RooF.-A prisoner named Ryan, In
the Paris Prison, In New Orleans, attempted to es
cape on the Both ult, and fell from the roof break
iug nearly every bone in bis body.
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Musau1roxs have appeared In Mobile, Ala.

RAIN IN LOUISIANA heavy fall of rain wa
experienced In Louisiana on the 30.h ult,
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MERCHANTS WAREHO u 4 E--For

M MEnClANIO WA0EdO u b E--k or
III the storage Of Cotton, Coffee, Flour. Wheat
Cement, Iron. Oils, Metals, Lime, Hay, duano, su.
gaIa, Moissses, Potatoes, no, 60. els7 ~,.ft8
We offer 70 merehsnts the greatest facilities for
z Vessels can lay In front of our warehouse drawing
twelve feet water and discharge their cargoes with.
in 80 feet OF the door, thsrebJ Saving the merchant
very great itsm Of drayage.' 'I,,,,... al.,,, :. a
Insurance will bs effected at the lowest city rates
= For storage, sppiy TO- .s.tEaa TIsIIf
't -. Corner 10th and Dock sts
N. B.-We attsnd personally to the fecsiyins,
marking and delivery of all goods stored with ~.
4t4s z Z 81 3
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BROKE JAIL.-On Sunday, the 29th ult, Reuben
F. Samuel, confined In jail at Wentworth, N c., for
the murder of Reuben Southern, made his es
cape. He was recaptured on Tuesday morning.
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Nor DEsrsucrIvE-The papers In Georgia, where
locusts are appearing say that they do osdestroy
the vegetation. ~ -
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SAMUEL WATTS, of Cobb county, Georgia, shot
one othis negroes few days since, and, giving
leg bail, has not been heard from since.
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e~ AINSLIE, BOWEN q

So 20 w ELL. MANUFACTURERS
or CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS BUGGIES,
~er Ssoss STREET ABOVE THE BANKs.-The SUBJ
scnoers are practical Misunderstanding had lons
e1peflencs at the business and devotiug tn cir
fonai atenuon to all work done in their shop, re-
spsctfuIy solicit call from ali who wish spvtb;,.
IN the Carnage line. We have on hand, at this
time, the best stock OF Buggies ever offered for
In this city, which we will sell at exceedingly low
prices an l6-dIms
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UEIeN STEAMSHIP C0MpAry's ,xr ro,

~ DAGUERRE0TYPks hQuAL TO IyoRY Mrr-
IATuREs The public, and the Ladies' in particuIar
are invited to call and examine this new ssyle of Da.
euerreotype, which will DO found delcsts % any
painting; and in view of the execution thev win hs
found chesper than the Imitation Dagusrreotypes
my ,.-ss1.ss. NJ r. SIMONs l5l Main st.
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BA KER.s PkKnIuu Brrrr ccr-
u nsss 20 se srsss tiessias 70 ssr ess.sssss.
his ssssoa q iis re ess s.. ne. sss ss.s .ass At
2 Rrssensssiys. pre- ~ fos sai. ~ 1slsss P0icrIL'
This is to certify that have csderei =, 4 =. =
Jesrs with pain in the left sida and the ~ -
. great at timss thssI = say = t~c ~.
ss uss Il Fl sxKEks mn
slTT E9si whch am hsppy 70 ny. has nsvSr re-
sssn uns them IL various dse...sis ny Si s1s. s.s
eli iss and can sdss r.ss% .es%
mss ne '''' 'n''' fss;siis DAVID %coD Ss d .''
THE whole press of Philadelphis IN ont
In Isyer OF HsovLANDs GEaMAs BrrrEns. = thew
are prepared By DR. G. N. Jackson We are rlsd 70
record sne suseesa Of this valusbIs remedy Gor dys
the medical word long The sass S u
ifafor and eoupterfe.ers have vithdrswn q cir noe
from the danger of swsllowins poisono.s sdrtn,es
In Hen OF the real Bitters n-Heyaid
AGENTS for this sity-Msssrs. fuscsLl, ilApp /
Co., and bsSHErr BEBxs. Drussists.
ap l6-d2w -
LEEcHEs LEEoHEs.-The pub fc ara
hereby informed thatI have just reoeived by AdsmS
VII hs ,ss Of supsrior Swedish Leeche., which
be found n upon ne most ressonabIe tenns
18th eetgeen Main and FranEiin strests @ '-'sA' ~
tl. 1E0D0oQ
nos t -
HAIR CurTMe.-Citlzens aud Strangers
ne city, wishing TO get their Hair cut it the
etesI ane noss approved 2yIe, would advisa than
trance on llth street. esi'ah noeei, eh-
~. b.-Hos, Cold and Shower Baths een 4. h.a a
I'll noars. single Bath 2as-. or s fietets for o.
REMovAL.-1he OH ce of the R,ouxorn
FIRE ASSOCIATION has besn removed to The seeonS
story OF the Building corner Of Main and IIth -
= Entrance on 18th stree C..
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIE INsu.
RANGES. will be promptly attended to-
without Boosting of their ability to comply With
their obligations they take pleasure In refsrfins to
all who have had business with the (Jfsce H,rthS
saflsfactory manner in which It hiss been transantea
JAMES Q. CRANE. Presidsst.
UNION STEAMSHIP C0MPANY's LINZ FOR
fHILADELPHlA -Shippsrs by this line are respect.
fuiiy informed that a. we running our three
steamers. leaving Richmond every MonpAv and
THURSDAY re are prepared to ysseirs SsioGs at ali
tiMss for the above port '
fahippers will give us the copHsnsss name on tbe
ticket for the last load asd stste whether receipt
TO them FEF1 Il Tff1sTf 80
mn <f-u Llsl q 81 NxHaa Agent.
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NHILDRENS HOISERY.--Chiidren
~ and Misses WHITE SILK HOSE, do Tartan
Plain and White, open DO. hslf DO, Boys White.
Girls open, lace do, do, Girls short ana long Black
Mitts, Girls Kid aud silk Gloves all sfzsf; Chdren's
Ladies long and short Black Mlts; Ladies' open
Lislie and Transr aren't Hose .-,...,-.,.s
.nl8 All TO be had for cash, at 80 Msis street.
mvn CHRIaTIAN A. TARHQ0p
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MRS. j. MOODY. (next door I

e. MRS. j. WOODY, (next door to
ES$<1 Mansion House, having returned from the
IN North, where she has purchased a large aud
spiendid assortment of MILLINERY EN-
nrscing ali OF the newest and most fashionable styi
to which she invites the attention of the Ladies'
she has msde arrangements to receive weekly, from
thelNorthern cities the newest and most fashions.
bic goods in her line. an Sins
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thereby tender my sincere thanks to my
friends for the very liberal encours cement hsreto.
fore extended to e and solicita continuAnes to the
new firm, pledging renewed exertions to give sat-
isfaction. RIO. W.LHRKE.
nv al v* s=s 5s.s>tf,f srsssfsg.s ss--' -.
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COPARTNERSH SHIP NOTICE.-The .

" subscrbers have this day entered Into co,part-
nenhiP for the purpose Of conducting the CARPEN-
TERS BUSINESS In all its bsabehes. under the
firm and style Of 1LARKE 4 FLQURNOY, n the
corner OF Grace and 18th Streets lately occupied bv
John Nsttles, ESQ, but more recently BY the Senior
partner, where we shall be pleased see our friends
try. psdRing united esrts to sivs sstisf,c,ion
both in workmanship and prices All we al II :
trial. sSiH Fs8 ROt w LARKE. -ff0N
ssrE -ts,- Es- SAM'L G., FLOIJRNOY
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SANDERsvILLE, GEORGIA, recently destroyed by
Are, Is rapidly being rebuilt.
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~ Receved this day from the Northern suctions,
splendid lot of Ladies' Dress 6oodE Grape ehawis;
superior French Lawns Bereges shailys, D sLsines;
Gnghams; Tissue ali styles rich Dress Sks; varie.
ing at great reduction of fsrmsr prics sprig and
worked White Dresses white Satin Plaid BaregeG
Lace and Muslin Curtains; Sleeves; Collara and
splendid Embroideries Of i'll kinds. sellips at
hslf their value; Psrasols Of all kinds ~ sLisen
Sheetings. Call OF LEFY,e old estabIshsA cheap
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EECHES! LEECHES! LEECHES

I EECHkSl LEECHES! LEECHES
IL The subscriber being Obliged to leave his Office
on Main, between 9th and 10Th streets, would re-
spectfully inform his friends and patrons that they
will be promptly attended to by leaving their orders
at his residence Leigh, between I'd and Srd streets.
supply of the best EUROPEAN LEECHES al
wsya on hand. EDWD. r. MARTIN,
Leeehsr and Cupper. Leigh, between I'd and Srd
NV 4 I'm streets.
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MILLINERY
>NEW MILLINERY,
M Dry obs,
- AND TARIETY STORE.

Opposite Thos. Pemberton's 9ro,ery Store.
The under,isned most respectfully requests the
public TO call and examine his stock sele cted with
great feom late impoftstions and auction sales
10 Nsw fora, and which, in regard to quality and
price esnnet fail TO please.
His steck consists Of
large and COED assortment of Summer Dress Goods
large and good assortment Of Ladies' and Chitdrens
Straw Bonnets.
large and good assortment of Silk Mantillas, Em-
broideries. Silk Mitts, Fsur, Hosiery, and great
variety Of Fancy Goods, too numerous to mention.
q straw bonnets blesched and pressed at the
shortest notice
Come and see our great bargains.
ap 26-lms J. pEMELMAN
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BY j. A. CowARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 served 10 subesr,ben
at SIX AND QUARTER cENTsPER WEEK, payable to
abe Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, &4s year In
advance
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 issued every FRI
day, and nailedto subscribers at 81 per ennum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-09

WATER is dissressingly scarce in Cherokee, Geor-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-09

SPECIAL N0TICEs-The subscriber wauld
respectfully inform the public that his "A f0N -
oeen opened for the season, where ICE On IN
aaoh aao FROZEN ICES can BE- had Of eli the svosits
.p aa-ln A.ss.y ssySa Eishol.. hdl..1IS.; s.Ia.,
SAM'L CARY, Dealer IN Paper Mster;.,
laAss. norEs. sAesIse. de-, oonts rr..sSa "a =
isrse lcss sss Of Old Markst, buys small e vel. a
70 2-d6n
I AisE q Marc, Auctioneers. have re-
h-;,J .oen omce to Mr.. weIlinetor Godsir,s nsw
on Rans cuner OF llth and Bank streets Eptrsnse
n They win seil at auction or ,,,v...
ssl fropsrtyi Rent out Houses sna srs s1a ana
a-E:. e. Deeds of ever, description vim b. ....,,..,,
ABEL o: MAYO being . Not,r PIN
tsaa % taking DspesitonA xsknovlsHs,. lH, vii
Their charges win, In all cases. bs .nt,..,.
factory, and they hope to merit pstro.. sssis.
attention to business. y prompt
ms. JOHN 4. PAYNE.
AsEL o. MAYO.
GIVE THEM A TRIAL.-Merceuarv rar-
o M IN 10 many instances ucceeded in fossr,
upon the community worthless preparations s1s;ns.
ih5 Icl tnem great medical virtues that Qrest mar,
refuse to take anything not ~
9 pusnclsn. This sanction has been bestowed upon
DIARRHGA CORDIAL in more than 1--WE bnna,sa sne =;
s.ancss. indeed many medical men Who know their
.uea regularly prescribe the Expectorant In cases
esns, which come under their care. Ana in III Az.
eases of the bowels, too, such as darrhma the Di.
Inoss Cordiei n prescribed by them with the Utmost
ceilent medicines trial "a
tbs Agents. ~ 70 nso s'Asis OF
ffi'' tor each only 50 cents, or NJ bossle. 70
=. H. BiABLER CO., Proprietors
Wholeseie Druggists, kaltimor<s