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SPECIAL Morrcna

SPECIAL NOTIcK-Th subscriher venI5
tsspsetfuly inform the public that Iii sAIo0H -.
0esn opened for the season, where ICE S:s 3
49, ano FROZEN ICES can be had Of eli the sscrits
.va-ln Al &. yHs HisAoi.s ailsz.ns; s.I0s;..
nAAL Carr, Dealer ii PAPER Matc,;.l
aos.s.. 1r9pEs. eAssIHs, Ae.) sosth Tr,nsE. =
.rss loss y sss Of Old Nasast bays sail . iii !;
dsm
80 aAisk ,s e MAYO. Auctionecrs, have re-
.;ss a9xsa tner ofce to Mr. Wellinston Godsi.,s
on Bsnf str.ss oI ith and Bank streets. Entrsnss
They win sell At auction or ,,,v.. $3.50,
ssrysnt, Property; Rent out Hoasss ssa hirs on o.f
A. Deeds Of every description win b. ...u,.t.,,
"a AsEL y IN q MAYO being Notary Public vii, !.
Deeds kc. p'A'l0nA' Asknovisdsmsat Of
Their charges will in an cases. 5. s,t,,.,, a
sttsnton - nope 70 merit patronage BY prompt
.ps-s 1SaE zssE 8; .. T HlYAo5.E lnYAo5EE.
GIVE THEN 4 TRIAL.-Mercenarv mar.
sons have In 20 many instances succesaed II foIsr.
ns for them .ls.s Mo,nls.s claim
refuse to take anything not sanctioned 81
pnyneian. This sanction has been Borrowed upos
DIARRHGA CoaDiAL In moro than i've hunirea m
Gances. Indeed many medical men who know their
regularly preseribe the Expectorsnf In eases
sana which come under their care And IN alf dis
e esoss o. ne bowels, too. such q dahe. the Dsr
Coloisl prescribed BY them with the utnost
eellent medicines trial - = -
n See dessriptivs panphlstA % BE- had eatis Of
Il Price for saeh only 50 ssnts. or six bose,ss D
y. H. s4ABLER CO., Propristora
ruscnHn. Ms9Issiis E.ns spr,sB,.s' J6 s.lsip'i';
Wholesals Asents, RishmonA.
-. Aaa y Druggists aaA Asrshaafs generally thsoush.
oss 'nsiAs. =--------- ap16-dksl3t
To w vxf- =
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LADY LzcTuRER.-A Mrs. Thompson, of Ohio,
lectured 10 Sandersville, Georgia, on the 25.h ult
in favor of the Maine Liquor Law. The Editor Of
the Central Georgian advises her to 60 back to
Ohio, and attend to her business there.
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VIRaiNIAN DKAD.-Mr. Albert g. Miller, native
of Spottsylvania, Va, died In New Orleans on the
30th ult
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DENIES THE CHARGE.-Mr Horatio J. Perry,
Secretary of Legation to Madrid, has written a
letter to the New York Herald denying that be
ever abused Mr.. soule to Mr.. Marcy, and Mr.
Marcy to Mr. Soule.
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DESTRUCTION OF CoTToN.-The cotton destroyed
on the steamer Alton on the 10Th ult, makes the
total Of 12 400 bales of cotton destroyed by fire on
the Mississippi river, during the month OF April
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LARGE LoAD.-Mons GODDARD, the Eronaut, as.
cended from New Orleans on Sunday, the o9,b,
with seven persons in the car of his balloon.
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HEAVY ROBBERY BY BoY.-John Fizgibbon, q
boy was arrested In Boston, Friday, for robbipg
his father Of $780,
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DEATH OF AN EDITOR R-Wm H. Green Esn..
one OF the editors of the Snmter WRig died at his
residence in Livingston, Alabama, on the 10th, and
was buried with Masonic honors on the 18th nit 4
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LOUISIANA WoNDER.-A correspondent of the
n o. Crescent, writing from West Baton Rouge,
says:
There 10 Q current rumor In this parish that
child was born near Baton Rouge, few days since
win toll set OF teeth, and that II spoke 10 those
present Immediately alter is rth, and then died.
ins circumstance appears to be well attested. and
generally believed The eldest Inhabitants, the
kno wing ones, the wseacres of the land, interpret
this prodigy rs sign of no more rain"
SurcIpR-A young German, "a years Of age,
committed suicide In New York. Friday. bv taking
poison. The cause of his committing the ras1 act
10 said to have been disappointment In not meeting
. young German lady, who was 10 have joined
him IN this country, and to whom he was to have
been married. He sent money to the girl to pay
her expenses but her father objected to the match
and pocketed the passage money.
6ALx OF PxsNsYLvAEIA PUBLIC Wonxs.-In
the Peunsylyania State Senate ON Friday. the bill
for the sale of the Msn Line was passed finally.
Il fxea the price ct o. 900, 10 any other pur-
casser than the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
which must pay e9. 600 GOO for 4.
HklRsy Rev 8. Lee, Q Methodist preacher in
Canterbury, CT, has be0n suspended from tho ex-
escise of bis ministerial fuuctions on account of
alleged hsresy. According 70 Mr.. Less account
his heresies were sthat man h progressive being,
and that the end cannot Instantly be converted To-
to An angel Of light"
nulDE1. We learn from the Hsnderson (North
Caroilps) paper fhat on Wednesday, he 18th ult.,
Mr.. Asdrcv J. Pain was killed BY tie hands of Dr..
+. Randolph Jones. A. 10 the cause, no one known
what + was, bnf there mus have bssn one.s Il y
contsctured that some very small affair led 70 the
sad event.
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Nor ADMrrTED.-Phineas T. Barnum has highly
incensed the editors of the New York Tribune, by
refusing to admit black babies into his Grand Ma
tional Baby Show.
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BuRNRD.-Georgiana Norman, an idiot girl, wal
burned In Philadelphia 20 severely. Thursday
night, by the bed taking FIRE, that she died on Fri
day
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DEAD Col. CT. DAnnoy, formerly amember
othe Louisiana Senate died on the 3oth ult at New
Orleans.
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FATAL AFFRAY.-Wm. Center was killed 10
Ocals, Florida, On the 25sh ult, In an sfray with
German jeweller named Fabian, whom be was
beating. -
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ACCIDENTAL PorsoNrsG.-Augustus McCary,
child, killed himself In New York, Friday, By un
Willingly drinking prussic acid.
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Strong BANKs.- On Tuesday, last, the Banks In
New Orleans had on hand Sc, ,123, ,54s.
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AanryAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER The steam.
ship Daniel Webster, from California, arrived at
New Orleans on Tuesday last, With NO later dates
than those brought By the George Law, and no
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FUGITIvE SLAvEs.-The Sandusky fOhio) Regis.
ter says that twenty Eve fugitive slaves passed
through that town last week en- route for Canada.
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RICHMOND AND D1N7HT1 NM
sa. -.es ROAD. sssssA aigT
&AU4 81

1u0ry,OSHE " EN- 10 bOSTON-I09 NILES
VIE regular Passenger Trnin rill run
aoND D.g IA SfssSn,sszs snsszss szespssD hstvssn 1IcH-
Al RCsroSSa rnoSa.UNp !. q assoslosk 4. ~ - aszsivs
RICHMOND st7 NP- II, 2. - - ssssss q
Xae Lnin Will stop fo- passsnesss & ~ fcliova.s
po'1n cn!E asnehestel. Roblou's Coo&S -.
Wysnote, Jenningi Ordinary. Hsvtofsk tst.s,~s -
ashsrnn, ksywilIe. Dnke's 1ssneS. II - ss.s
AscahIiHSSss. chiSS. Ciovsr, secttsesrg aa1 sessoa-
price. Is.18 5-'i 7--s-" = s'r''' ~ - nsif
Servants BY themsslvss nase be fsr,,.h.
ca with two pasees 70 that one can - f1lnSon1 4.
the oioe; and II mlst BE- expressly ssfal - ~ -
that they are permitted to 80 on the eassL
faesengere fcs LynehbaFf eonnse9 vith Do.th.
Side Railroad at Hsytokah =.
sp IL - R =. HuaHG0N 80: -. "
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THE REy. JAMKs DANNYLLY.-This venerable
Minister. one of the oldest and best known In th
South Caro- lima Conference, died Saturday. tn
2eth ult. at his residencs near Lowndesviid, SC
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To MAKE RAIN-In consequence of the severe
drouth in Louisiana, Albert G. Blanchard has writ
ten to the papers begging the residents 10 the cities
and parishes to unite on Thursday morning, the 4tb
inst at O'Clock, and set fire to large piles of fuel
He feels confident that the operation will produce
rain
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TFNNKssEE..-T Nashville Gazette, has hoisted
the name OF Hon. Meredith P. Gentry, for Cover
nor of Tennessee ss the candidate Of the American
party, @s4-aas ~ t4s. -'s
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BOUNTY LAND, 60.
Il IL .

raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN
SIONS, on the most satisfactory stermet -
Under recent act Of Cons ress soldiers who serv.
ed period of fosyteea dovs n aav par sinee I776
and II such soldiers be dead their widows OF minor
children are entitled to 160 acres Of land Tbose
who have received less than 160 ac,es are entitled
to a. much more a. will make that quantity.
Having been engaged clerk In the Pensiou
and Bounty Land Department. at Washington for
nearly three years, have peculiar advantages for
prosecuting claims Of the shove description. l5ll
Communications b. mail rcst paid, or at the ofiise
building ON Bank street, will be attended to ct once
Any reference given thst may be desired.
NH S-dGWSm ABEL H. hAYnx.s
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4. o.HksKINs.

= II a VIRGINIA. AND
ENNE IS EHiRAIL.
RA, R0AAD=ME sCHEDULE,-9UMMER Ar.
Passenger Train will lssvs Lynshturr dsilvs fsnn.
day. excepted st o'clock r. M and srrivs &
returning. leave Wythsvire at A. n. snd arrive
at Lynchburg at 10 NJ, mailing the trip from 1ish.
mond and Pstersburs TO Wythssills h IL hsars.
zE sffot t9a. oONEIqTIONa l,gs sasfas.
For BUCHANAN, vis Buford's pspof, on Non.
dsys, Wednesdays and 1rdsyA andfsSsivs 1t Nd.
For FiNCxSTsiE. SWEET asd WRITE SUE.
PhUR SPRINGS, CHARLEoTON,s kA0AWHA.
Wednesdays and Fridays. q = E9tEsFF
vIs EoT AslNopoN JoNEsBoRo, ana KNOX.
WILLIE, fenn, daily.
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The Liver PILLL.-The Liver Pills of
DR.. MLsne were first used by him exclusively In his
of Liver complaint that they became. famous and
attracting the attention Of the medical faculty pass
and regularity; the patient almost ees
the Dispersion Of his disease and IL gradually
to health. With some the effect 10 almost mirscu.
lous, frequently experiencing immediate relief after
having for months reserted to drugs and medicines
of another description. In vain. Diseases fthe liver
are very common In this country, and are often
hightfui In character. Those who experiences any
of the premonitory symptoms Of this DANCE and
complicated disease should st once procure box
DR.. MLsne's Pills. and perhaps thexeby be aye
world of misery. eE.
. r. S.-The above valuable remedy, aISo l.Ms-
Lanes Liver Pills, can now be had ct rexeesta-
BILE Drug Stores In this city.
a Purchasers win please be careful to Il Tor,
and take mono but DR.. M'LANE6 VCRMIHUGE.-
AL Others, tn comparison. are worthless
NH 20-dkc1W t.ss4,t.' .a.ef .rftzs
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Boat suNK.-On Thursday last, an Oswego ca
nallboat bound up the North River, New York, with
freight valued at s4o, ,OOo sprung aleak and sank
near the mouth of Rondout creek The greater part
of the freight was saved
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IMMENSE BARGAINS AT

u AUOUSTUB MAILENTS. NO. II MtlH btl6ot
SILK TISSUES at 25 and 37A cents pei yardi plain
Satin striped Barsges, Of ell shades
BLACK SILKS BLACK SILKS!.- II sell wide
heavy articis rch lustre at 4l.U0 aetnowledssd by
CRAZE eHAWLSi GRAPE 8HAWL6H--Auc
ton Bargains In Grape Bhawls Plain and Embroid.
ered. from eG 20 $50.
MOJsLIN DE LANES atil22 ets. per yard; beau
tiful styles Of Gin ghams; Chaiy de Laines, exfr.
ns. at IS cents, cases Bleached Cottons from Ct
cts 4ad higher; Bsrages at - per dress.
I ease Of Enelish Lawns 1t 12k eta, psr yar6;-
Ere nsh Lawns st IS cents, worth 371 cts. -
HOSIERY AND 0LOVE6.-Ais IN great vsrssty
at cheap rates.
Needle work Of all kinds; Black and Fancy velvet
6iiks lsntillss Of tho newest shspes and style.
Corsefs Ladies Pocket Handkershisfs Irish Linen,
Fisured Swiss Muslins, Bonnsts Ribbons.
The bsrssins Ct my store are very nnmerous. y re-
qurss ony cali from the public generally 70 satsfy
tbsmsslyes Of the bargains they esn get st
mrT No. II Main street.
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''THE whole press of Philadelnhia ra ant

in favor of HeoFLAND,s GERMAN BITrEps a. tb..
are prepared by DR. c. M. Jackson We are ,lsd -
record the success of this valuable remedy for dvs
pepna, a. we believe 1t supplies deside, ttum In
the medical world long needed The wrete he'd I'm.
tatos and counterfeiters have Withdrawn Ii cir nos
trums from tho market, and the public are spared
from the danger of swallowing poisonous nuxtures
In lieu Of the real Bitters ~ Herald,
Agents for this city-Mis issrs. PuRcrLL. ltApn
Co., ana BENNETT BERas, Druggists. =
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. sIE~A STEAMBOAT- OTIRTT6

SkEAMbOAVsG &c CURTlS
APECK.-Y A09A0E TO PORTS.
It's PECK. Captain IoRn DAVIS, will res1ne her
place upon the line. between this and the. sboye
piaces to-morrow morning TUESDAY. i7sh Instant,
~ Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday moipinae q 81
o'cloek precisely. Returning. the Curtis Peek viii
leave Norfolk zach alternate mornings ct the sane
hour, 5} o'clock and touch at a the rSaoiar lanI
inks on tha river, going and returning.
Passage to eortamOuth end Norfoik :. n "A
Meals 500. each. 5 -.
an l6 So Ia - ssefsH5ss Ft.4tf r n avvrSa
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HEART LUMBER.-Having recently

III EART LUMBER.-Having recently
IL received the agency of lumber mandatory
located in region of the State abounding In the
finest Heart Timber, am prepared to receive and
now solcit orders for Heart Timbers of any dimsn.
sions and ordinary lengths.
The great difficulty heretofore experienced In pro.
curing in a reasonable time Lumber OF this descrp-
tou, II obviated, and feel warranted In sssu.
ring those who may want a superior article that
rior 10 nnv in this or other States Those dsrons
examining the character of the Lumber can de 80
by calling at my yard.
Good merchantsbe bills of Joists, &c.. can be fill
ed at short notice. Also good White Oak cut to any
required dimensions.
A full assortment of all Lumber In ordinary use
constantly on hand, which, to pupctual customers,
particularly those who buy large quantities, am
offering at very moderate prices the usual time.
livsre6. G. WALTHALL,
my2-2aw2W Canal between 9Th and 7th sts
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EECHEE! LKECHES! LEECHES'

I kECHEB! LEECHEBs IEECHES!
II Ths sabseriber bsiss Obliged p lssve hisofaes
on Main. bstwsss Sch sa4 tOth Nfese1s yoela. re.
VA be pron0ty sttsndNS 70 ky esvee fhsir orasfs
q Ms Eesidsses Lsieh, hetv e. g sns SD a5ssts
w1ys on hand. EDW0. u. 0A111gs
Essshss and Csppsr. Leigh. bstwssn q ssa srd
ny A-lm etree0.
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CARD.-The subecYiber. An

A CARD;-The subscriber, an experI-
enced practitioner of Medicine, eureery and 0brs.
tIies, having located on Brosd street. three DOOR
above tenth. offers hs professional ssryicss to the
citizens Of Richmond, - .-'>- y '-'
He has devoted much time and attention n III.
study and practice OF Midwifery and to the treat.
ment OF Diseases Of Women and Children.
ap 7-6ms klCH'O 8 CAUTHORN. N. n 81
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AYERs' CHERRY PrcroRAL.-For the

Ayers CHERRY PEoroRAL.-F0r the
rapid cure of Cousha Colds, Hoarseness Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough. Asthma and Congumption, d uni
versal1y known the best remedy 6ver yet discov.
cred for every variety Of Pulmonary disease. 30
wide il the field Of its usefulness and 20 numerous
the country ~ sbounSsin persons publicly iaown, who
have been restored from alarming and even deeper.
ate diseases Of the lungs By is Whsn tried
10 too apparent to escape observstion and where
virtues are known. the public no longer hesitate
what antidote to empioySor the dstressns and dan.
gerous affections of the pulmonary organs which
Incident to climate By its timely many. nay,
almost a1 attacks ofdsease upon the Lungs fhross
are arrested. and thus are nved many tholsnds
should Be without It. and those who do neglect 70
provide themselves withs remedy which wards Of
deplore Il whom it 10 too late. Proofs ofths surDr
sing efficacy Of the ~CheEry fectorsl need not be
gwen to the American psople-thsy hsve living
70 read the statements Of those whose whcie health
hss been restored and whose lives have been saved
By its use, win ind them in my Amerisan Almanac
which the Agent beiew named has to fur nish gratis
Prspssel by DrJ.C. AVER, Lowell. Msss. and
:o,a +, RI4cEI LADD S CO. s1.ss -ss,s;s: aS saa
Rev JoHs LArAHAr, Pastor Of the Exc
II ssross desire to benefit the hi.
thus to certify. We challenge any other me- aieine
s: os1 nom
citissnss Who tsstify Of cares of COUCH 3 ION.
CHITi6, KHEUMxfISM, DYsPEPsIA, "a -
BALTIMORE. Jasussy 18th, Ass.
take pleasure ia aging 70 yos that hay ussd
your .hampeoa's TipstaEsp With vsyy ereat preft.
Prom ssnoas Throat election, my general Rsalsh
had become very mueh Impaired, when eomnsnes
Cd to use .Hsmpton's Tipcture.o foun1 its 6aets
upon my eensral health most alutaYy. Ny nsrvoss
systsn, sad digestive organs sosn rishtsd sr nader
have several times recommended Il to nv 4 ls.Ss
and In every ease, % faf - hsve besn infasusd,
they have used it with success $3.50 7ss-
Yo1rA, truly, f
sAk $50 4y 80 JenR LAuAHAu. Paa<H
OfExstsr strsss u. Z. Chursh, Raltluu ufe. I
BLEEDING or TIE LUNGS.
RALEIGH, n O., Hsb. q tt5r.
Ae0g9. No1tiaU on1 MocbToN: s6ks essts
l 20 hereby csEfify thss Ahest twslve uonth 90
Vas tsksn Ulfh seyare hsmonhaee Of the IU6a
and had four sttssks oft. va a1visel . tfy Dr.
Hampe0uss Vegetable 1incture. procured o1e bot
de. enA eser taking whleh. wes sstis6ea tkafl ~
m1eA bettss ana thst sftsr tekBa thefoarth 1otslD
4 vss entirely vol. aal asw ss3ey - God AsaJ0
- ever did y ny NE. es.. ss1 -. vikhcet ~
least heststios. recommend the Ttnefurs 70 ~ rex
seas $4,000 y M ysy. No. ~ -.
! soiS D nssAses1 b o. 4. SilEoKEf al
HRua0HAxA LAID 4 co. an1 ~ I'll IL nrtagiet
II Pstsrsbsrg sna elsewhere. Cell aDd - ke1Dh
i6ts srasis. - pM-4kssl
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N0TICE.-Tho Annual Meetinr of tha
Stockholders Of ths RICHMOND, FREDERIcKs.
BURG and POTOMAC RAILR0AD COMPxNY.
Will pc held ct the Office Of the Company st Rich.
O'Clock N. C w n MxCMfrRnk n r.
ap 3Q-lm - A'.OO, 40.
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4TfA UNION STEANSHIP COM
- PANY FOR ePBILkDELpHTA vrA

CITY POINT. AND NORFOLK.ISa,--,.s ~
Steamer ~ SiRs SsS,e ~.
81 ss..a.. rErNsYIyAslA. Capt !. el,,e.e.
sf nss: : ,s
s.sses.s ssas sy.., .,a ~
DAY nornlna, g 10 O'Clock. 5Ja ,.Isas!as &
.r.s..i Tas:: a:sasss .ss s 4: 3 Or .
gers hsying been adds1s ~ also aposp ilosm les
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Do rh:d.oSi. s i.s: not isssa III. 8 %
Ps.sses to City Point end Norfolk sane sslby the
u Pssssnssrs by this liss sss. tssp b .psiIsdsl.
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. Jk0. w. WRIsHr u Co. are prepared
g receive ell hind. Of Prcduos and Merckan3ise 81
storage At their Wasshorse on the Dock On ~ rea
sons9le terms - u can be taken In the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-08

/ HE UEP0sIrORY FOR Work. COnnAcfad
with the Union Benevolent Society," has bean -.
moved to the basement room ON the corner Of Main
.nd Sth streets where orders for work from Hacto.
ries Railroad Companies and the citizens aenersIlv
will be thankfully received and promptly executed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-08

FRAUDULENT DESTRUCTION OF A STEAMER.-
In New Orleans on the Both ult. Capt George W.
Cheek, clerk and owner of the boat Falcon, was
arrested for destroying 1t by fire. The boat was old
and had an insurance on her of SIS 600, which
would expire at noon of the day on which she was
burned. Mr.. Frank Barford testified that Capt
Cheek had hired him to burn the boat on the 23d,
bat that he repented of bis offer and backed OUT
On the next night, however, be rowed across the
river aud saw her destroyed about five o'clock In
the morning. Mr.. Cheek was on board at the time
of the FIRE. He was committed to prison:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-08

FEMALE HOTEL THIEF.-Roanna Agnissee q
handsome looking woman was arrested in New
Orleans on Monday, the 3Oth for stealing $l7O0 in
drafts, and $1,000 In money, from the Piney Woods
House. She distracted the money from the iron
chest In the clerks' Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-08

SDAsoxuous CouNrxnFxrr.-Notes on the Chsr-
loste,( n } Bank. Of thsdenomination OF SO are
10 circulation, Of which the following ia dsscslp
& Letter A. No. 543 dated 9Th Oct, 1883; sigustaFss
we'll executed, but upon comparing thsm WIN
genuine pote, . very slight didxmcs may b seen.
The number. dale, names Of Cashier ard Freae.
dent al seem 10 bs b the seme hand wrkinGs God
with the same ink, which b not shc ease wbh Ne
gsnniae. The yisnette Of ihe note q eli1le blnr-
red Tho lege Of Tie hosse settiss shod csn hard
u be Deen, while On ~ goaaine they 9ro platn-.
dose. Tho geaesai appeersncs of he whols nots
4 Ikhtsr than tnS genuins. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-08

ImroHrxD LIouoas.-The city attorney Of Troy.
Of New York. has given IN opinion nat aiter ~ ne
fourth Of July, and under the provisions OF the
prohibitory law, imported liquors may bs solds
Wholesale or retail By any ono.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-08
BY J. A. COwARDN
MILLINERY
NEW MILLINERY,
DRY obs
H AND VARIETY STORE
~ - Main atraei kstveAn I'M ..a la,h

opposite Thos. Pemeerton's Grocery Store
public to call and examine his stock selected with
great care from late importatons and auction enles
priee, cannet fail to piease sS .""
HE stsck consists OF
large aud coed assortment CT Summer Dress Goods
Straw Bonnets. sA
large and good assortment of Silk Mantillas. rm.
bro,deries silk Mitts, Fans, Hosiery, and treat
straw Bonnets bissehed and pressed at the
Come and see our great bargains.
ap &-lms n Drurr