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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02
Correspondence CT tba Disnst.h

Aoa"cs'oa Case-Arriual of TIC Osprey-Dedica-
'1o"-fasa1 Accidsnt-Fremen- Sale of Horses.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30, 1855
girl, four years OF age was on Saturday carried
on from tne vicinity OF Filth and Marshall streets
causing much excitement among the residents -
Inc parents OF the child had lived unhappily TO :
ee'nef, ana a separation took place some time
s'nce Both parties claimed the custody ofthe child;
out, after hearing of the circumstances bv the
court OF quarter Sessions, she was cous;oned to
the care OF the father. The latter subsenuentiv
went South and died there, leaving the child In
charge OF Its grandmother, Mrs, Wolf The abduc.
ton was made by man employed by the motber.
and he seized the child while sitting on the front
step OF the house occupied by the grandmother
placed her in hack and carried off Her mother
Sarah Van Orton, being already in there. War,
rants have been issued for all the parties.
The steamship Osprey, Captain Greetham ar.
rived on Saturday, from Bermuda having made
the run in four days. Captain Greetham succeed
ed in securing the grants from the authorities OF
the various islands for carrying the malls to and
from this port
The First Reformed Dutch Church. corner q,
Seventh and Spring Garden streets, of which Rev
A. A. Wilits is pastor, was dedicated yesterday
mornirg.
An inquest was held on Saturday evening upon
the body of George Heller, boy seven years of
age who was found dead in an old well upon an
open lot back of Palmer street, near the house OF
bis parents The boy was missed on Friday alter
noon, but twas not until Saturday evening that
his body was found.
A magnificent clipper ship, to be called the "Ma-
nisou." built at the ship-yard of William Cramp,
on Pet.ys Island, will be launched at high water on
Wednesday. She Is 800 tons burthen, and is In.
tended for the East India and California trade.
Messrs. Bishop, Simons & Co. are her owners.
An adjourned meeting OF the non.accepting fire
companies was held on Saturday evening pro-
position to issue an address to the new City Coun-
ellis was laid on the table, until it is known who is
elected Tomorrow
At the Bazaar of Mr.. Herkness, recently, the bay
horse Defiance" was sold for $3.50, and the black
horse 'Goliah" for $500: They were well known
trotters,
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CorrespopS.n.. .fn
oofresponssnee Of the Dispatch.
Female Shop Lift0s-D Drorned- -Ded;ea,on u,,
fary Funeral Installation Unexpected pa.,en.
gr-Stock Market.

'emate Shop L.fters--D Drocned Dedient;on. a,,,.
fary Funeral = Installation Unerp.ctsd pa.....
gr-Stock Market.
NEW YoRx April 3o
reh-oressed females called at the store ef
Ieorge Etv, No. 60 Sixth avenue on Satu,dsr s,.'
ning, under prefence Of purchasing some shoes
ana wniie there, were detected In secretIns 3 mai,
of gaiser boots. The 9th Ward police were caIiad
10 ana arrested them, and on searching their per-
soas, !ound SIX pairs of gaiters, two shawIs, two
pairs OF glass lamps. besides umblers wine glass;
pieces Of calico delaines and other articles sui.
ncient 10 all to fill wheel-barrow. The articles
were found to deep pockets In their various under
garments They were locked up by Justice David.
son Tor examination.
Jno: Casey, g years old, was drowned yesterday.
oy falling into pond of water corner of 3lst street
ara FIRST avenue. This 10 the second boy drowned
tn the same pond
ri. Rev. Archbishop Hughes, and Rt Rev Bishop
10 hougnn oiciated yesterday, In the dedication Of
the Sea, just finished In Brooklyn.
me funeral of Thos. Thomas, late captain of
,ae w asnineton Light Guard, Company B. I2th
regiment, N 8. Militia, took place Yesterday
ss,nernoon, from the residence of his family In
Wash ington avenue. The whole regiment turned
nj on the occasion.
Rev Or. Cochrane was installed Sunday, as pas.
Iyn.
Saturday afternoon last, as the Peck slio ferry
boat "Onalaska" was making .rip to New YORK
lady residing in Jersey City was suddenly taken
~ ana before the boat arrived ia the slip che gave
olftn to child. Every attention was paid to her
Dy the ledy passengers, and she was rersoved in
Company.
To-day a new Insurance Patrol. composed of
e"o w captains and ten men, all old fremen, will
cotnmance g. duty 10 the Third, Fourth, Fifth aud
Sixth Districts
~, me stock Market was still less active and on
me az whole less firm on Saturday. The demand for
I'll K'nos OF securities was quite limited, and sellers
W. were unable to sustain prices. The plentfuness
OF money and the ease with which responsible
borrowers could obtain it. seemed TO offer no in
oucement to buyers to operate, with anything like
q, Inc = steamer Atlantic, from Liverpool, on the
sist, Will be due here Wednesday.
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Tue LIVER PuIL-Tha Liver

The LIVER PnLL.-The Liver Pills of
Or. MLane first used by him exclusiv ely in his
own practice. SO eficacious were they in all cases
of Liver complaint, that they became famous, and
attracting the attention Of the medical fscuy pass
ed into general use. They act with great certainty
and regularity; the patient almost immediately fees
the dispersion of his disease, and gradually restored
to health. With some the effect is almost mirscu-
lous frequently experiencing imm sdiate relief after
having for months resorted to drugs and medicines
of another description. in vain. Diseases efths liver
are very common In this country, and often
Of the premonitory symptoms Of this dsngeren and
complicated disease should at once procure boz
DR.. MLsne's Pills, and perhaps thereby be s9ve
world of misery.
PB.-The above valuable remedy, also -. .Ac.
Lanes Liver Pills, can now be had ct respests.
bic Drug Stores in this city.
~ Purchasers will please be careful TO ssk for,
and take none but DR.. MLANEE VEKMIkUGE.
Ali others, in eomp psrison. are worthless
,nb 20-dAaiw
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Loss OF PROPERTY BY DRoUrK.-A letter from
the Western part of Georgia, says property to the
amount of several thousand dollars have been lost
there during the great drouth. This property CON.
sisted of cattle that perished for want of food and
water; and corn, fodder, houses and fencing being
DESTROYED BY fire.
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BOUNTY LAND, go.
/ will prosecute claims against the Fede

VIII PIUboCuto Cl0ImS dEnIHst JUG eu6'
raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN
SlONS, on the most satisfactory terms.
Under recent act of CONG ress, soldiers who serv.
ed period of fourteen days In any trdr since l776
and If such soldiers be dead, their widows minor
children are enttied to $50 acres OF land. Those
who have received less than l60 acres, entitled
to as much more will make that quantity.
Having been engaged ss clerk in the Pension
and Bounty Land Department. at Washington, for
nearly three years, have peculiar advantages for
prosecuting claims Of the above description.
Communications by mail rcst paid or at the Office
Of Payne Mayo, In Wellington Goddin's
building on Bank street, will be attended to ct once
Any reference given that may be desired.
NH S-d& wSm ABEL u. MAYO
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The CASUALTY AT SAvANNAH.-Messrs. w. p
Rowland and D. P. Landershine, whose death by
accidental drowning at Savannah, we have motto
ed, were both prominent citizens of that place
the former being merchant, and the latter skill.
ful shipbuder and the constructor of the dry dock
there
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Il capped from the jail OF Hsnrico county on the -
day of April. 1855, were FRANK, committed ss the
prope rty Of Henry Wickhsm, Of Hanover, who 10 3
feet inches high about 40 years old, black, stout
built, and had on when committed grey net sd
which he wore away; GABRIEL, y ho calls hnssif
hired the present year TO Edward West, in ths
lower end Of Henrico; he u feet inches high,
about 20 years old bsct stout built short curly hair;
he wore swsy striped vest and bask satinet sack
coat; and MINOR, committed the property Of
George Todd. Of Caroline, Ia feet inches high,
about 45 years old, very black lower front oyth
out black hair little grey and matted, black thin
whisk era and 10 very badly dressed. an Sf---ta
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VILLAGE SuBMERGRD.-The village of Gridley
Hollow, New York, on the Big Brook Creek, in
New York, was submerged by the rising of the ri
yer on Friday last. Three dams above the village
had been torn loose, and an immense body of wa
ter came rushing down.. Andrew Bruisie's grist
mill was turned over. E. B. Russell's wagon shop
was swept off. Mr.. Woodward's dwelling house
was also carried OFF, the inhabitants barely having
time to escape. Several mills besides those stated
were swept off, and the loss was very great.
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PosT MASTER KENDALL.-In speaking of ths
case of Kendall, the post master at New Orleans
who was recently arrested for purloining letters
the Picayune says that suspicion has long restee
on him, and that be was unfit for the office.
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CHARLES RICHARDSON has Just r.

{ lHARLES RICHARDSON has just re-
~ ceived 10000 Genuine Havana CIGARS. i'm
ported direct from HavsRs. whah he warrants to be
equal in quality to any CDrs In the United States.
He has also just received beautiful assortment Of
other Pipes; Pipe Stems; Amber and Meerschaum
esissr Tubes Cigar Cases; SnuH, Tobacco and Match
Boxes, &c.
eles ! American Hotal
Corner of Main and 1ith streets.
sale an O
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DHYEHKscE.-A portion of the New Jersey Le-
eisiators who wrots 20 Commodore Vanderbilt
about shr Presidency, say they were In earnest.
sad another portion say they were jesting.
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SUICIDE OF A YoUsG GIaL.-Charloae Preston,
girl aged ninsteen years, committed suicide in
New York, Saturday night, by taking laudnum.-
She had led very riotous life, and being seized
with fit of melancholy, wss induced to destroy
herself.
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MONEY IN MExIco.-The circulation duty on
money in Mexico has been raised by the govern
ment to per cent and many of the merchants
there would now be willing to quit the country
with half of the capital they started with.
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BOLD RoBBERT.-On Wednesday afternoon last.
a rogue entered the store of McMullen & Son, In
Mobile, and, while the proprietors were In the
front part of the store, opened the iron safe
wrenchsd out drawer containing $50, and es-
capped undiscovered.
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DRIZE MEDAL CIGARS.--The sui

DRIZE MEDAL CIGARS--The sub
Il scribers ksve just csived small lot of the
celebrated CABANA CIGARS, for which splen-
cid Gold ke dal given st the late exhibition in
London, as the finest favored Cgars ever imported
from HsvaDs Also q great variety of other brands,
which the subscribers warrant TO be equal to any
Cigars in the United States. The smoking public
are invited to call and examine stock.
NORBORNE NORTON CO.,
No. 1e4 Main at, opposite American Hotel,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

MAHTrs VAN BuaEs, JR.. who died In Paris, has
besn buried st Kindsrkook
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DEPREcIATEp.-The furniture of the celebrated
Count Foster In New York, which cost 100000
only sold for one-third of that amount.
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UNION STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's LINE FOR
PHILADELPHIA Shippers by this line are respect.
fully informed that, a. running our three
steamers, leaving Richmond every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, zee are prepared to receirs freight at all
times for the ADORE port
Ifshppers will give US the consignee's name on the
ticket for the last load, and state whether receipt
is wanted oi take pleasure tn sending bls tadias
to them. Ii, e, TUTTLE
NH Its Agent.
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NOTIlCE.-Under the authority con-
= fefred upon me by Deed OF Trust executed
W hsnry hosenfeld, dated April 26tb, 1855. and Of
record 10 the Hastings Court of the city of Rich
mo9d; have hereby appointed the said Henry Ro.
senieio my Agent to collect the ogtstsnding 6ebts
cue 10 me ss bis Trustee. and payments will there
IoIe be msde to him. aud bic Tecsipt as my Agent
VIII be full discharge 10 the debtor.
HORACE l. KENT
sp Nv Trustee for H. Rpsenfeid
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OssTRUcTIoNs.-Complsi has been made to the
Mayor of New York, that the Bulls and Bears OF
Wall street constitute obstructons by gathering In
knots on the side walk for conversation
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SPECIAL NorIoE.-The subscriber VouId
oesn opened for the season. where ICE IN ~ -
favor no1EN ICES can be had Of all the fayorits
40 ao-,m JUAN PIZZTNI,
At St Nichoias saloon
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CouNrERAcTIoN.-Ad dinner is to be given to Ed
win Forrest in New York, by way of ofcompensating
him for the criticisms of the press there especially
of the Tribune.
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND

~ NEGROES The subscriber wishes to sell three
valuable farms in the neighborhood of the city Of
Lyncbburg.
One farm Of 100 Acres in mile Of the city, on
which there 10 about 80 acres of very fine creek bot
TOMS one ether farm containing 95 acres well i'm
proved, with building anS very extensive Orchard
and Garden and has about 10 of creek sts and
one other farm OF 2l acres miles from the city,
which there is good dwelling and other out build
ihgs and has about 20 acres of bottom land.
Also, IL very valuable NEGROES, amongst which
there are some Of the valuable house servants
The above property will be offered privately until
the l5h OF hsy; II not sold by that time. 1t will be
ihen sold at public auction very accommodating
erns
Are offered on thu same time, tive improved lots in
the city OF Lyhcbburs PAUL JONES.
ep 20--dtd
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ATTACK ON TEHUANTEPKc "A correspondent OF
the New Orleans Picayune gives an account of the
attack on Tehuantepec, on the a0th ult, by 1900
troops under Christobal Salinas. The American
nag at the consulate was torn down, but the act
was apologised for by Salinas who expressed great
indignation at the conduct of his Mexicans The
soldiers committed excuses disgusting to relate,
sex was no security, places most holy were no
longer sacred. A pious old lady of sixty years,
who spends most Of time at her prayers In the
church of Jalisco, was seized by band of the
ruffians, and her person violated NOT once or
twice, but time and again. young girl who re-
fused to submit herself to their lusts, was shot and
killed upon the spot, the clothes stripped from the
body, and carried off. In the second house from
ours were nine females, from fifteen years to fifty,
who were all subjected to insult and such was the
case in every house they entered.
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Mn. SouLE declined public supper rendered
him by his friends in New Orleans. Among ths
names appended to the letter was that OF ]. 9
Thrasher.
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STRONG PRAcTIcE.-Dr. Ladd, physician, in
New Orleans, WIS arrested there Wednesday, for
beating and kicking female in the open street,
early in the morning. The docter had adopted the
"kil or cure" line of practice.
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OUTSIDE PAssENGEn.-On Wednesday last, at
Charleston, South Carolina, as the steamer Marion
was about to leave for New York, an Irishman was
discovered secreted 10 of the paddle boxes, and
had the vessel moved, would have made remark
able short voyage. The poor fellow said he had no
money, and was bound for New York at any haz-
ard: The captain gave him a steerage passage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-02

cHoLxnA.-The Pin,burg Chronicle. on the au.
thorily oi private lsasr, announces thst the chol
era has appeared q st. Louis.
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4 SMALL FA RIM OR MARKET
Young MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso-

ATT o N.-Persons dssirous or willing to
make donations losss of Books TO the LibIary Of
this InstitutioB informed that they will confer
benefit by sending such books, or lisr of them as
they intend contributing, 1t their esrlest conve-
nence. TO tbs efhse of John o. Steger, ESQ on
Frsnklis street near 18th, or to that of Peter "
Daniel, Jr, On ilth bstwsen Main and Broad SITS.
TIE Librsry and rooms of the Association, will
sb-rtly be opened for use, and it is very des:abe
that the committee be early apprise6 what books
will be given or leaned in order to avoid expeudug
the limited funds of the Association in psTcha asug
duplicate copies of the same. Books loaned to the
Library, will not be taken from the rooms BY any
persons except their owners and If injured or lost
they will be replaced by new copies
By order of the Committee on
ap l9-3tsw2w LIBRARY
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SAnASOLS AND FAES.-Just receiv
"a, large lot Of Parssols and Fans Of every va.
J 2. styls and price, to which we call the stten.
'Ds ~ 81 e. ieessieh GfNTER 4 ALVEY,
-" No. 10, Pearl Street.
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JoRs LANAHAN, Pashw
or Exeter streer M z Chureh. Baltiu ore.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

RALEIcH. N. O.. Feb. q, El5s.
Mesns Mortimer 0Md Mosebyav:
do hereby certify that Aboat twelve montAs no
and had four attacks oft. was advised 10 TN 6r
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. procured one bot
tc, and after taking which, was sstisel that wss
mueh bettef and that after taking ths fourth bottle
was entirely well, and nov enjoy e good hsaltS
% eysrI did 10 my life. csa and 90, without the
least hsstsion. rssomnsnd the Tiastase 20 eli per
sons affiiotsd In my way. - 8 - s s.
Your4 Gro w WsAxrlu
SOLD IN kiehmon1 y o. A. 6fKECKE EHSei
rukCEi4LA LADD / DO snd 81 sil the DsnxSist,
10 fstsissurg and slsswhsie. Cali and sst fs1ph.
. ,ess sreih. aD1-dksts
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T1E Valuable CUUN IK1 SFAI
Il CALLED "MOUET ERIN" NEAR RICH
MOND, FOR SALE.-The owner Of this valuable
country seat fading his business engagements re.
quTe that he should reside In the city, he has de-
termned to sell it. fhe place lies within II miles
of tss Capitol, and is 90 well known that minute
description is deemed unnecessary. 1t contains
about acres most beautifully decorated with Trees
Shrubbery, &c. The buildings on the place
pie for this eentsel accommodation of large family
Attached to ana opposite Mount Erin on the South,
there is lot Of acres we'll enclosed, which will be
sold with or without, appendage to the place.
The terms of payment will be made very liberal,
and If desired city property will be taken in ex-
chanse. Apply to 0ODDlN APPERSON.
SD-6f
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NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.-JOHN JoBNsoN
the house next door to Or. Powell. on 10th strsst
between M ain and Cary. and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business vi here all who de-
sire an easy and pleasant shave will find him a.
tofore, ever ready to please his customers
His superior style of Hair Cutting is preverbial
ana ne ls cure he can please the most fasdious He
VIII costnue to manufacture the celebrated hair re.
setatve and tonic, which, with other popular prs.
Parstions and dyes. together with the delightfal
resort of ali who desire to be waited upon in his
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NEW GOODS.-I have re opened at my
IN old stand. No. 264 Bread street. bstween 4th and
9Th SITS large and handsome assortme ent of Lad eg
Grape, silk and Straw B0NNETS made after the
most fashionable styles. Also-Men's PANAMA
HATS. Boys Straw Hats and Msses Flats; CREST
variety of Summer Ribbons; French, Saxony and
Swiss Embroideries Gloves, Fancy Articles. he,
which will sell at small profit.
H. T.. WIGAND =
sp2i--lmA Ne. 204 Broad st
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FROM TExAs-The steamship Louisiana arrived
ss rew orleans, wednesday, with dates from Gal.
weston TO the 2lst instant.
corpus Christi was still the scene of desperate
nenu. On the 7th instant an ARRAY occurred. In
wnicn Two persons were killed and two wounded.
on ~ tne 18th, man named Foster was killed by
mexican. 1t was rumored that the Mexican had
Deen caught BY Fosters friends and killed.
>, we learn from the Indianola Bulletin that the
Hon. Harvey M Watterson, formerly M. C.. from
tennessee and for q time editor of the Washington
union, passed through that city few days age on
ms way to San Antonio. The Bulletin understands q
that Mr.. w. visits Texas with view of selecting
home somewhere In the State
Inere had been no rain at Indianola for six or
eight weeks
The scarcity Of water 10 becoming matter of
serious alarm to the citizens of Galveston The
Journal says majority of the cisterns are almost
II not entirely exhausted.
The Columbia Democrat of April 18th says that
curing the last two weeks cotton has been coming
In faster at that point than at any time previously
tns season; also that the ground 10 getting to be
very dry, 30 much so, az TO seriously retard the
growth OF crops, especially cane.
bia.
An ordnance, prohibiting the keeping open of
drinking houses in Austin was to 60 into effect on
the 18th instant.
Saturday, the 1eth, was the anniversary of the
oate OF San Jacinto. The flags of the shipping at
galveston were displayed and salute was fred on
noard the steamship Charles Morgan in honor OF
the day.
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METHODIST MISSIONARY SocIErY.-The appro.
priations made for the ensuing year. by the Board
of Managers of the Missionary Society of the M, E.
CHURCH. South at their recent meeting In Nashville
amounted to 100000. Of this SUM Sl2, 900 are
appropriated to carrying on the mission in China,
and about the same amount to California. 1t was
determined to establish a missionary post at Santa
Fe, New Mexico; also, one in New Grenada and
Central America. Abou: Sl0O, 900 was appropria-
ted to the missions among slaves.
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In favor OF HeorLANps GERMAN Buffers, - they
are prepared by DR. C. M. jackson. We are elad to
record the success of this valuable remedy for dys
Pepsia 80 we believe it supplies desidei ,tum In
the medical world long needed. The wrets he'd i'm
itators and countereiters have withdrawn ii cir nos
trums from the market, and the public ar. spared
irom the danger OF swallowing poisonous mixtures
In lieu of the real Bitters ~ Herald.
Agents for this city-Msssrs. PURCELL, lApp
Co.. and BENNETT BEsas, Drus sgists.
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EUANO.-4O00 bags best Peruvian; 400
~ bhls best Mexican, receiving and for sale by
70 H-2fu3w HUGH w. FRY l. SOE,
BUILDING FUND COMP'Y STOCK
- FOR sALE.-Ten sh ares Homs stead, On which
the loan of $1,000 may be obtained.
Ten shares of Richmond, which about $3.50
msy be had.
They will be exchanged for other Stocks or sold
on very favorable term if early application 10 made
at the Dispateh office. ap I2-eots