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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10
Chicago aud Mississippi Railroad
G4Es - go


90 - -
PASSENGERS for Bioomington, Springfield. Alton
and So Louis, will dnd the route via La Sale 70 be
the Suecdiest now now open to the public, and not
.uh5ect.h 10 the usual delays NJ the hiYef by taxing
he CHiC Ago l. ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD TO La
sale the ILLIN OILS CENTRAL RAlLkOADto Bloom-
CHIcAGO & missIssIPPIRa
10 Alton and ST. Louis, passengers are taken thfo1h
without delay in Is Hours!
Ths route to 81. Louis via NJ sslssipp kyeTis nHsEs
HuxpsnR MILKs and time FORTY -FOUR HUNS.
stage Connections
Are made at bloomington with Peoria Pesin and tr,
bana: at Springfield with Rardstovn, Petersburg and
Havana; 3. XEdeR with W2verly; al Carlinviiie Win
Halsbaro, Van Bareasburz, Nsndata and Salem; al
Brighton with Greenfield and Scot;yie; and at Alton
with yerseyyilIe. Carroliton. Edwsrdsvfhe hghiand
aad Cariyle The trains also eonneeal spriHded with
The real Western Railroad for Deestar feFrA-Eaute
Jack soEviiie and Naples.
Messengers arriving at 81 Louis, viii .phnect with
Steamers fnr the Missouri, Ohio. and Tennessee Xiv
ers and also with Steamers for Memphls, Niekseirg,
Saiehez, ard New Orleans.
r-PPassengcr Trains leave Bloomington at A. Y,
and 80 r. n, the arrival of the Trains nom the
North. =.
TTTiekeis con be procured Of A. F. LANGLEY,
Agent alta sans for any point onthe Chicago y AXIS
.issippi Rail Road
June sth, 1854 u
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10
ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
RAPIDS MILLS, LIE CLAIRE,

VILLkeep CONSTANTLY on hand aha Tor sale 2 iarse
giles every variety OF size for building purposes
a. aiso bard God for cabinet work ana nacitihery
Being at the heas Of the rapids, he obtain select
edlogs OF best quality aud in unlimited quantity so
ia eep the Mills running every week IN the year
orders therefore be filed on short notice ~ any
time.
He also furnishes Lumbar OF full sizes and al the
lowest edsA gries.
Feb. g. 1855 DIR.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10

rNi'su,IRANcR.s

FIRE MARINE Asp LIFE RISKS taken lais
esao, Ia responsible csmpaaies and ON the most
Nerchantssad Shippers win be allowed return pre-
sNcGgEcoR, LAwEs BLAKEMoRE,
aues No liz cisisx Rev
NgW YOnI IYFR INSURANCE COMPANY
once l0s Broadway, n. Z.
-, xspu. 600.
Ptarv rxxuuas Acsuary NeRsu FsASxlss Prest.
4. ". AeGREGOR, Agent.
Sept.s,, 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10
UNITED STATES
Express Company.
CAPITAL 5oo,eo3 DOLLARS.


Express Company.
CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARS.
WIN Give Special Attention 30 the Transmission Of
con ifank notes Goods ana Packagos and the
Collection Of Notes Drafts and Accounts.
NEW YORK, BUFFALO, pUNklRK. CLEVELAND
Cincinnati Chicago. 81 Louis, Rock Island. and in
termediate cities and towns.
| THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
/ Connects with The American Express Company at
4 buffalo. Cleveland 4 Chicago,
WITH
/ WELLS, FARGO 81 Cos. CALIFORNIA AND
! EUROPEAN EXPRESS.
I Pre- particular and order Goods .'By the United
States Express Compa 49,
Z GENERAL oFFiCES.--s Broadway, Ncw-york-
Corner of West Seneca md pear st. BsHs'S, n.
/ Bazar Building, Packet Landing, DaS export, Iowa.
! March "a '55-d-tf
I Engine and Machinery for Sale
/ INTENDING the present season . increase "a
size and capacity Of FIGURING MIL we oiIerfor
/ sale our Engine with steam pipes pumps water
pipss, sc, 1c. Also main shaft, spur wheel, main
lnslbg wheels pihlehs; mil sinhates. smut mus,
Ae, ac all Ia good running order 70 be Delivered BY
lsi August next. Size OF Engine, - beh tyinder,4
foot stroke. This machinery will be Ia constant OPP
GRAFTON until lat July next. Any parties wishing TO
purchase can the machinery nt work atany time.
4 Those Intending 10 erect Steam FIGURING Mill,
will obtain great ba rgaiB in proc uriIg the above
machinery, which Is ali in good order aud tak enout
I only besaHse we wish TO baild a larger scale
March sI-d~tf. BURROWS d PRETTYAAN.
BREAD, CAKES CRACKERS
Wholesale G Retail
THE purcha sed one d Nee onum's
celebrated Cracker Machines, he is prepared TO
furnish his customers and oil others with Butter Soda
4 sugar, Boston, Oyster and Picnic Crackers. Pilot
Bread. Cakes. Rusk and Loaf Bread at wholesale or
retail. The above rlces wiz he sold q. cheap as can
be boaehtin this part Of the country.
Bakery on Front, between Rock island and Perry
paptn al. he.
DANIEL MOORE.
Dt-.s ,tiMay 10Th, Is54-wirw.u
Plastering Hair.
300 BUSHELS prime hair jq7, red. & ior.ale by
Ap24 Front and Perryst
Crackers. Crackers.
7 UsT received and sale Wholesale or Retail, a
- fna lot Of Boston, Soda and Butter Crackers.
January Is. BURROWS IL PRETTYMAN. 4
FISH
MAcKEREL, salmon White Fish and Cod Fish,
VI Received und for sale by
may IL NJ. DALZELL \ BRO.
ByAss' London orss last and fer sale
Drug and Prescription Store.
octao. Brady bot. cd & 81 SITS. Davenport. I
"A Rare Bargain offered
A DWELLING house with six fine nvenien |
~ rooms situated lie Cha street. betw cen Third
ard Fourth with tease Tor fifteen years, is
read! for sale al a low Cash Price, by
FULLER & PEAsE.
Enquire at the Office Of Or. Myers, Dentist.
Mich 9Th i-55-dtr
~ Barrel. dried apes, 5 do peaches Tor sale by
Nv u gnd " Kelly [
Grass Seed.
TIMOTHY, Clover, Red Tops, Blue and Orchard (
L Grass Seed, constantly on hand and for safe by
JAS. DALZKLL ~ BRO a
Mch Is Front d Perry SITS.
WANTED,
IN coon Minors to work Coal Minc-noue but
w those acquainted with the Business need apply
may lf-d'u w. L. CLARK. !
cHYoTC.T. SzrC
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10
WANTED
CHOICE sHenra


THIS day received by Esrressa choice lot OF
segars, consisting In part Of &. % Genuine In
ported and 10 O6O lover grades. The attention oi
those who are fond Of good segEr il called to The
POST OFFICE BOOK STAND,
where they may be had by the box or retail.
.t----+--s-,s----.-,z---4-. WARREN K RHAWE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10
FRANCIS JACoBY, jas,
new DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE.

THE subscriber respectfully invites the attention of
the citizens Of enportana surrounding country
W bis Drug and caeniezl BIO Brady 5stw cen
ond and Tnird sis.
From bis knowledge an3 experience IL The bu siness
ne can assure tnoss VINO favor bia they viii
sefarnshed with Medicines of the best qaalily pre-
parse sat ha siretess care and 81 moderate prices
fessohai attention will be given 10 The compound
ing Of al. Prescriptions.
he also seepsa goodassortueHt Of efnsn French
5nsish and AaerleaH Perfamery. Tooth and Hair
xeasses' Combs, and General assortment Of Fancy
Davenport Oct 18th. iaszd-if
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10

Vissouvi Statc Mataal Fire, Narire lnsutancs
Company Of St. Louis.
CAPITAL $500, geo ana constantly increasing
DIRECTORS: -
n n Pare C. 8 Greedy, > bakeh,
Ttasy r. w Alexander, E. Wyman,
JSNsrsne ~ 4, January, G. II, rscN.
ps.ires issued from 30 ays u SIX years. anc vac IA
sured rs IA csrs.c in the whole profits
Per Information enquire ofts ands.saSmsa agsh'
1t pasenpcrt- 0-L' PA fHNA
s Jsls zaih, lsSl-trw-ly
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10
rns Western Massachusetts, Izsx-xses es1a
Pi.-sSe&. xkss

Casa CsrstAi,
'1f11''1S Sss1-SssAs. Mss
CASA c. aitai xfas,aee. Ae4 st-ee sas.sSz 2 ~.
case IA lSsford's Sleek AfRoN >, tesANs Ky
Fssao4s 81. IN A<A kssf-~s ~A-S
oHee ia csm asrcial Bal ding.
=. ts.xf pavsnpsr&. tssS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10

Constantly on hand ! large and fresh assountlls \
all kinds OF FANCY GAMBLE :, " hirh ~ ,tesgtsS|
LAaiii, and Variety cahnnt be surpassed BY any We
..t4 biishment IL tie West Msfsb -, is tsG
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10
Grass Seed /.

i Grass Seed, constantly on hand and for safe by
JAS. DALZEIL " BRO
Mch Is Front d Perry SITS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10
FISH.

"a Rare Bargain offered
A DWELLING house with six fine convention
~ rooms situated on lie Cha street. between Third
ard Fourth streets with tease Tor fifteen years, is
ready for sale al a low Cash Price, by
FCLLER & PEASE.
aeh 9Th il55-d-tr
~ Barrels dried sppies, 5 do peaches Tor sale Dy
Nv nod " Kelly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.


The Wig, of Saturday, alludes TO the profes.
slons put forth by recent report of the Democra
tic party In this city, wherein an abhorrence is
expressed OF prescription for opinions sake {;
which the Whig considers nothing less than hy.
pocrisy, and introduces the names of men who
have been thus prescribed by that party in proof
OF Its assertion. The writer says if the Democrats
had the power in this city, 'they would do precise.
iy yas they have always done where they have the
power-proscribe every man not of their party
regardless entirely of his merits and uuaica-
TONS
The Penny Post devotes long editorial to the
"Anti-hnow Nothing Ticket" lately nominated In
this city, which it pronounces real curiosity-a
"ring-streaked and spotted thiug"-like "a museum
of South American animals, or the box of an
amateur naturalist" In conclusion, a comparison
is drawn between "that mongrel thing" the anti.
Know Nothing ticket and the one nominated by
the other party, which it says is composed of
"native American gentlemen, every of whom
ia American to the back bone, American to the
centre of the heart, American all over"
The Enquirer gives a sketch of the proceedings
of the Democratic meeting at Odd Fellows
Hall, on Thursday night last II also recommends
two law books lately published In this city. We
observe moreover a correction of statement
lately made in the columns of the Enquirer, rela
tive TO the letter of Mr.. Loriug, of Mass, to Mr.
Wise. ltwas not Judge Loring who wrote it, but
George B Lering, another citizen of the same
State. The Enquirer says, however, that the letter
loses nothing of its force by the mistake as to the
authorship
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
AFFAIRS IN HAVANA
Ihe Havana correspondent OF the Charleston
Courier furnishes the following Interesting partc.

Courier furnishes the following interesting uartc.
uiars relating to the execution of Ramon Pinto.
more uncalled for or sanguiuary act has rare.
~ oesn commltted than the taking the life of RA.
MON PIsTo, who at most had only consp.red to free
tne people OF Cuba from one OF the most tyranical
Governments OF this age Of progress and enlieht-
enment- Immense influence from the hiohes,
quarters was exerted, and a very large number of
ladies' OF distinction made efforts 10 move the hear,
ana feelings OF Gen CoNcHA to incline to mercy,
ana 10 indaee him to commute the geutepce yerv
generally believed to be an unjust one uassed nnon
tne now trust happy deceased; but ALL alas. was in
VAN by tns act Gen. CoNCHA has made q help
iess "ioow with seven children to mourn and suf-
iet LOT years, the loss OF husband and father
fINTo proceeded 10 the scatiold and met
MS tate, as R.aH, with hrmness His last expres.
sion, as he seated himself in the chair of the ga.
rotte' was u die innocently-a Spanlard i"-and
Wo1io nave SAID more, but prevented. He
o'eu aeeo ABOUT % years. May he rest in peace.
Inc same correspondent states that Mr.. Thomp.
son. the u Commercial Ageut at Sagua la Grande
mas received permission TO return to that place,
without having undergone any trial or examina
ton.
IL Is stated that the El Dorado has been again
hred al by Spanish frigate, out at so great dis
tance from the steamer that tie balls did not po
within a mile of her.
The latest we have from Havana is letter dated
March 25th which Ia as follows:
FELIS' EsTRAMrEs. and Capt McCULLocu, had
yes,erosy, what the Spsnisrds call fair public
,fiai before the Permanent Military Commission
out which most assuredy is not iu accordance with
the treaty between Spain apd the United States,
inSoinqch as they had moi any legal assistance, nor
lnueed were any ot the stipulations OF the treaty
observed. FELIX and EsTRAMPEs were both
found guilty; the former WAS sentenced to ten
years in Chsins and the latter to death by the ga
f"tte; whilst Captain MCCULLocH, it Is understood
will be discharged.
Inc correspondent adds that Felix and Es
'fafnpes are citizens Of the United States there
may possibly he sufficient time for the U. s. gov
ernment TO make such demonstration as shall
prevent the sentence upon Felix from being carried
into effect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

BoY ON TRIAL FOR POISONING HIS FATHER The
trial OF Rolitn A. Leet, at Warren, on the charge
that be had prepared strychnine with the design Of
administering il to his father, which had been taken
6y his sister, causing her DEATH was held last week
The testimony leaves no doubt that Miss Leet wss
poisoned. and her father had also taken Ii. The
lawyers were arguing the case on Thursdsy The
Democrat ssys-'The appearance Of the prisoner
y prepossessing: He ID about l9 years OF see with
dark expressive eyes, and q general appearances
which would not Indicate capacity 70 commit the
this stage Of the trial seems TO be- that ho WA be
acqaisted.' Buffalo Commsrciai 2stl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

IHE ERICSSON EXPERIMENTAL New York cor
respondent of the Boston Journal gives publicity
to the following
"The Ericsson experiment is at an end The
invention Is conceded to be a failure, and moor
Ericsson is ruined man. He has spent ali his
fortune In building his calorc ship, and In the ex
periments he has made on the vessel. He hos
done more, he has spent all his wifes fortune.
which Is great, and she, too is beggared. But the
worst of all s that 1t has led to such
and alienation that they have separated, never to
be united ag ain, perhaps" ~ "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

SHOCKING CAsuALTY-John Rainer, foreman in
a cotton mill, in Philadelphia, was engaged last
Thursday in attending a carding machine when In
come unexplained manner his feet were caught by
the belt driving the machinery which drew him up
bodily to the ceiling, crushing him between a beam
and the drum. His head was terribly crushed,
and his limbs and body cut and bruised. Another
man in the room by throwing off the belt saved
the unfortunate man from further mutilation, but
he died almost Immediately. He leaves vile and
six children
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

The Queen Dowager of Holland is the late Cars
sister. Her Majesty wished that the news should
she lnvoluntariy communicated the loss she had
sustained to the persons about her, and at once
1t spread like wildfre-the live thunder leaned
along the wires to Berlin, Paris, and London-and
serfs were wont to quail, were fixed in their
sockets, Lords Clarendon and Palmerston were
communicating the news to the Houses of Lords
ana Commons some two or three thousand miles
distant ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

:, lHE STRIKE AT MANCHEsTER A letter from
y. ser received In Boston on Thursday states
that the strike among the operatives 10 that cv ia
entirely over There was no procession nor meeting
last Tuesday. as has bee the case daily since Tues
day OF last week The mills are all at work as be-.
lofe the strike about three-fourhs of the machine.
~ running: They are rapidly filling I'D from the
surplus help of Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua and
blackstone. The printery is also doing full work
again. There has been no concession on the part
OF the agents and the work is done on the same
Terms % before. So says the Boston Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
Correspondence of the Dispatch.

Ftfe IN F7ueanna-A1rest for Arson.
PALMYRA, Fluvanna, March 80, 1855.
am sorry to have to inform you that Mr.. R J..
Cooke, of this county, had his stable burned on
the 26th instant and three valuable horses, two
mules aud wagon harness were consumed In it.
You will remember that Mr.. c. suffered similar
calamity several weeks since when his stable was
burned, together with several horses. There Ia no
doubt that the fire was the work of an incendiary
One of Mr.. CocKE's negroes has been arrested on
the charge of setting fire to the building, and has
been committed tor trial. Yours r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
ISES SPRING AND SUMMER.
II kOs11Ia SUPERIOR REAQY-ManE CO

THING-JAMES D. GOODMAN has now open
large and complete stock of Spring and Summer
READYMADE CLOTHING, at No 1S4 Main st.,
opposite Eagle Square, Richmond. Va His stock
embraces every article kept in Clothing and Fur.
nishing House. From tri.weekly receipts direct
from the factory he is enabled at all times to
furnish the very latest yles, and from arrange
ments for the manufacturing of his stock he is pre-
pared to furnish suits from the finest Cloth Dress
Suit to the cheapest Business Suit of the besc work.
msnship, st prices which will defy competition. All
articles warranted OF the best make, from finest to
lowest grades. Endeavoring always to meet the ap-
probation of the most fastidious, GALL from his old
ffepds and the public generally 10 respectfully so-
cited He is determined to suit and sell all W no NAV
give him fair trial and in want of good Clothing
J. ID. GOODMAN
N. B-Trunks and Carpet Bags, large supply on
hand of all styles ans sizes. Also. India Rubber
OverCOats Cloeks and Cspes, and Umbrellas all of
which will be sold unusuaIlY low NH so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
BY j. A. COWARDEN
MISCELLANEOU
DESTINY DEMONsTRATED.-Ma-

~ dam Helm may be consulted on matters of i'm
portsnce. foretelns all particular events of human
life, sueh as marriage, the time when, with descrp
ton OF husband wife; OF riches, changing OF bus
neu situation; Iesaces esta kindred or friends
Il person shall have the thing hoped for; II per.
shall suffer by any particular thing, of which he
persons, dead or alive; OF law suits; Of theft or
things loaf, OF substance lent demanded wife or
husband living from each other II return; and
all the difficulties of life, OF health. fraud sickness
and death; past present and future and oil concerns
Of life.
This lady tells fortunes by the Catds-Prof Leo
by the Planets, or Astrology.
TERMs-so cents by the Planets, . cents lfor la.
dies BY the Cards and 50 cents for gentlemen BY
cs1ds-white or b aek people.
Apply at Adams Valley, S doors from the corner of
10th, Poplar street. 0tiice of Astrology'' over
the door opposite LancasteIian School, over the
Greek. NH hl4-Ius
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

HoMIclDE.-Richard J. Choate the son of Thos
W. Choate, of Jones county, Georgia, was killed
ON Wednesday last by pedlar named Morris
who had called at the house to sell his wares He
and young Choate walked out upon the piazza to.
ge,her, when the report of pistol was heard,
which alarmed Mrs. Choa.e, who, coming out,
found her son wounded and fainting. The pedlar
was arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

NEW JERSEY LEGIsLATURR.-The Airline Rail-
Toad was defeated in the New Jersey Senate on
Wednesday. The Prohibitory Liquor Law was
passed by the Assembly in the shape in which it
originally passed that body, by vote of 80 to IL
1t was then returned to the Senate, and postponed
until the next session. Gov. Price has vetoed the
bill chartering the City Bank of Newark.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

THE JEWISH PAssovER.-This week 10 the Jewish
Passover. 1t will be observed as customary an
nuslly, among the Israeltes, In commemoration of
the departure of the children of Israel from Egypt
ian bondage and slavery, by the eating of unlea
vened bread for eight days the reading of the Ha-
yadah, and divine worship 10 the Synagogue on the
two first and two last days of the festival.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
nALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX

~ TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflamation
from the severest burns or scalds, in from one to
twenty minutes and will heal the wounds without
scar; il efectuslly Fever Sores, Piles, Salt
Rheum, Inhammstnry Rheumatism, Cuts. Wounds
Bruises, Scaid Head, Corns and Bunions, Erysipeas
Sprsins, Swellings, Felons Chilblans Bites of In
sects, Swelled and Broken Breast, Sore Nipples
Eruptions. and all other inf ammatory and cutaneous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached.
This article is now put up in blue wrappers with
new steel plate label, aud signed by II DALEY, Ma
keC, and c J. CliskHer Co Propretors, to guard
against the numerous counterfeits in nearly every
store.
BENNETT Il BEERS, Druggists, are the only
style, and they furnish the trade at propretors pri
Retail price only 25c. g box. NH 26-d& w6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

A daughter Of Mr.. F. l.. Walker, fourteen years
OF age, was accidentally drowned In a mill pond.
near Merrits's Bridge, In Lexington District s. c.,
ON the 20 ult
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
BOUNTY LAND. SO. ai I"
| will prosecute claims against the Fede.

1 will prosecute claims against the Fede.
raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN.
SiONS, on the most satsfsstory terms. -
Under recent act of Conc ress soldiers who sery.
and If such soldiers be dead their widows or minor
children are entitled to l60 acres Of land Those
who have received less than l60 acves are sntised
to as much more will make that Quantity.
Having been engaged a. clerk In the Pension
and Bounty Land Department at Washington, for
prosecuting claims OF the shove description.
Communications by mail zcst paid, or ct tho ofise
OF Payne i Mayo, on 10th street, between Main and
Cary will be attended to At once. ,. 8s..~
ANY reference given that may be desired.
NH hS-d&W3m~ -t8 E.ei ABEL IT,, MAYO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02
LEECHlNG AND CUPPlNG.
AIRS WOOlHOTISE offars bar

AVA vices TO the Medical Faculty and the Ladies Q OF
Richmond "a Leecher and Cupper and trusts nv as-
siduous attention 10 merit their kiad patronage
ET- Mrs W may be found at all times at her resi-.
Drug Store.
N B-The beat imported Leeches constantly re.
eetvine snd for sale. Also, Ladies' Bandages on
hard and made TO order. fa %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

WAsHrNoroS IrKMs-The New York Exnress
mas the following dispatch from Washington:
There 10 no truth In the surmises or nredic,,o,.
lnai az extra session of Congress will be calIsd.
which are likely to happen" ~ '.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

TENNESSEE PoLITIcs.-Hon. James II. Thomas
and Major VIM. II. Polk have announced them.
selves candidates tor Congress In the 9Th district
Hon Andrew Ewing declines to be Candidate for
the office of Governor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

FIRE IN CHARLESTON On Wednesday night
last fire broke out in building at the corner of
Market and East Bay streets, Charleston, occupied
by E. P. Leman and Edmond Bull, and communi-
Gated thence to the blacksmith shop of George
Richards. Both buildings were destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-02

NoTIcE.-To remove the impression in
the minds Of me of my friends that had Jeff the
city, would beg leave to say that such IL not the
Cormack for the last four yesrs, and am new acting
In the capacity Of snperintendsnt TO Messs McCor-
mack Co.'S Soda Water Porter, Ale and Cider Bot
tline Establishment regret that am deprived of
the pie asure OF seeing you often a. formery ow-
ing to my continued iameness but shall aiwsvs be
glad 10 and serve my friends aad patrons of the
establishment. l atm warranted In saying that no
efforts shall be wanting the part Of any one con.
nected with the establishment to render this slree
dy celebrated mandatory equal TO any, and seccnd
to none In the United States - =