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River ard S.cnn,bon, Ncvss


The river is lalHug, ".h barely % inches water
on the shoals
Tn. EHIcame up Saturday afternoon bringing
ure Leishl and passen gers Of the SaiLe West the
latter being unable TO get over the Shoals
Tno AhdI leaves to-day al 10 A. NJ for Plducab
We are indebted TO the clerk Of the Ssac Hca,
FOR late It Loois papers forwarded by the Ella.
Thr St Louz Er1asg Neos Of he 5Jo inst, saws:
We have no change OF moment 20 notice in the
river here or 40 points above or below The Ms
souri, has been gradually falling Tor some time last
AMI las become almost uunayigaBi abova GIl.rpy
The sonora which left here more than &erk apo
for Weston, was compelled to turn back al UIrTs
Landing On her arrival at that point her ireI slt
was all pat 10 store and an attrmpr made to cross
the ban there light, witl the passenger onlv on
board the attempt however, fi;lrd and She found
10 Necessary 20 turn back discharge. PASSENGER. or
turn hom" there benz but % inches water 10 the
chauuelou the bar The Souogu will DO down g. day
With number Of passengers and lisht freirnt
The Mis-ilsI pi 20 Kcokuk ana the Illinois to la
sale are in good boating order as also are the Ohio
and tributaries The weather here continues ex-
ceediugly fne favorable for steamboat opera
tons.
We would call attention to the advertisement of
the Nashville and New Oreans packets, SootLgna.
AayLgi4e and H. b. w. Ill., Our enterprising
friend A. Hamilton is the Agent for this line in this
city.
We learn from letter from our friend SHAW,
principal Clerk u the d,aerica, that on her recent
trip 70 New Orleans, she had on one hundred pas
sengcrs on leaving Memphis on the 25h uit. The
-Imcrca reached New Orleans on the 3u.h ult., at
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 80, 1855.

,,l;,fcr coufcs,s Pint the doctrines Of Washington
c,-,,t a. .-,,D,,,ss nader The rrasent without IA,
,l,,.s.,,.,.,.,.s ~, ,,,,-a who .., chance to be
md ,I, ,,.r,,, ,r ,si. all fs, Administration
,, ,..... ,,., .,,~..is. "a. ,,-sf.,.,.c. f,, an
,,,o-;.,o c,r ollie. oyar q G,r.igpor for fear If
rr,s.i,tio, AMI vel Won cry prescription and on,
,ra.sio, IN tb. po,r forciyner and vengeance
AGAINST American citizen. who dare express a pref
ersuce fo- A native Of his country. This with YOU
+. an uon,r3,n,bIe offence: ana ar4iust whom? none
but such a weak partv AZ is now % power Men
v,a Az. p,Birfa, 10 die passions. and flaming for
the vo,.s and r,tro7ape Of the elected inmates of
f,r.,, rr.,, ,,9s.s. and g5, ar. exercising their
i.a,ane, for the base parp,,e Of making foreign
vot.- for tb, next pesi entail election, which God
pr,gt nav result IN og,,i.r men ia power whose
r,p,rd Tor human Ijf and rs protection Is greater
,l.,o +b.ir ,,l,.-i7r f,. p,Ii,ic,' intrigue
TIN. nr.s.,- Aa-.gf.,r,tinn ayovs itself against
secret political organizations or associations and
e,,,ci,l, when such organizations are striving to
ston ,ha onward m .r.l, of The present so called
Dsmo,ra,i~ marty Blu, rhc public bear no couI. ~
nations Of secret polite. organic rtoB- that favor
the Alm.ni-,r,t3. ana its purposes For tyowiag
mva.lf An American " aal .nee,io. nav fellow
ci,iz,ns IN Co1..-l " asar ial;ri lal American
citizen, am prescribed Blu TO he the foremost,
or among the foremost, TO establish % secret political
organization whose objects and aims are to uphold
the present Administrations and nndeavor 10 thwart
the wishes aud objects Of the Hariv" born Am"m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-10

PRoF WooD's HAIR REsToRAvvE--The testimony Of al
Who have thoroughly the virtues Of this celebrated
article is that will the gray and thr bald, era icste
of he Scalp preserve the har falling and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age. 1t is now put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement.
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WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO IS EAST THIRD STREET,
iy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

BUSINESS NOTICE.
+" Modern Myserie Explained" which has been denomi
mated The Giant Work Of the Age" has Just been ree.
By Charles w. Smith In this book Professor Mahan
Ohio, has srrtualsm its ground meeting and
explaining by the laws of Science all the weattesed facts
which have by the supersuous been attributed sprit-
ual IL fluence"
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS
FtOu y SIIHELLL
IoR sMITHLAED. PADgCAH, LOUISVILLE, ST.
LOUIS, EEEPaIs AND AEW ORLEANS.
1T 4 II

"~--l-a1=-z-a42AS 1a<z-A-z@ -
4 LlD usEsos, Master lsaFvs Nas hyIe Mondays
y AMI It.lfsl.ys a. lt <
HA-rte hue Pass mgr sgsautsr. c. "a, NarssSEH
Masisf, .cavts Aasiyie tgssiAys and P4ays a. 81
ROCK IErA- Ihs st,rada steamer. ROCK cry.
HEs EsAN Nastsr, leaves Aaahxs " Sn.iass ana al.
urlaya a. 10. a.
These baats light, and have exrcleai aaconHraa-
utis hy then ia-ssnsrEe ean ges Lounyiae - LoEs
Mrhs % hrs Orc sckor tlan - aay ether r0a e.
10 iVisht passage spply bsrd g. the Assnts
A HAMILTON - MARI Il street
pce4-a a. HARRISON, 'FRONT.' atreei.
IfIlf>H.-i5o b91ss pr uiaul Western Reserve aad
- p Fhsh Dairy therss, Received ~
rafif ptSssI THOMSON
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, REAT CURE RHKUxA THE Editors Of the
s Richmond Republican Of December cath, 1852, says
that Carters Spanish Mixture is quack medicine.
They had in their press afflicted with violent
aercursl Rheumatism who continually complaining
misery in the back limbs and oinshis eyes had become
feveh msttery swollen throat sore and all the
symptoms Of Rheumatism, combined with Scrofls. Two
bottles Of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him. and in
editorial notice above they testimony its wonder
Effects and say their only regret is that all suffering with
disease Of the blood Of the existence Of such
medicine. Thes cheerfully recomms end it.
See they certificate and notice in u around the bottle.
decl-1n
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s559 TEE GERMANS have produced very excellent
sIS remedies for various diseases. Among which may
be specified DR.. Hollands Celebrated Btters" for sale
by Q NJ Jackson-and used with remarkable success in
Liver Complaint Jaundce, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility,
and general arrangement Of the Stomach. The Sunday
Dispatch says Of this medicine: eve feel convinced, that
in the use Of the German the patient does not become
debated constantly gains strength and vigor to the
frare-a fact worthy Of consideration. The Bittes
pleasant in and in SINE and be administered
der any circumstances the most cate stomach Indeed
he can be an persons with the perfect safety
It would he well those who mitch afflicted in the
vous system with teaspoonfu less and
gradually We speak from experience and are Of
course proper judge The press far and wde have united
in recommending the Bit r., the afflicted we
most cordially advise their use" See advertisement.
decl-1m
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80 I'D ~ vs..

DER known the citizen % Nashville and he balance
- OF the Human Family, lat I, j. FLOWERS, No. al Tn
ION street have just received dLe u spec
tHCICs. known 20 opticians the "C1lcave Convex
Gbsses-bst'rr known in this community BRAZILIAN
PEBBLES made irom brziItu sand, wh ca AN Wiling 70
sell o. reasonable prices, flTJr--
Gold Frame Slide Temples ..-...-.. 6 g Oh
Single o. .-...... ........- % Uu
Com Fiue Silver frsmcs Slide Icr.pics.....- 8 go
" % Single " ..... . -
As 20 selecting SVsc.sc'-s Vrofs, % know an shout o.
having pad parcuar attention % that branch te ba.
mess i0g tie las tEguty ytars. J FLVWEEE
o-l9-u NO. q Union sr Nashville
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MAIDS. EALst!
NE have ra store 5000 Kegs $40 aNBEBGER's JCNI-
~ ara NAfIS We WIN continue TO receive them dl-
rims the ssn-'n, r7f Cornish -1 u t cts Or De-,
fUTstyGH PRICES, >N...h- alied)
cfel vs. %. GORDON A co.
r. UUEGE................ ...........G g. O. ALLEN
u i IL G. l. 4 & LIEN,
tsrr-as7rsr' T. c. Prraa Coz
WEOLLsALE ohJCEFs FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION 7.ElsCszsNES,
Corner o. CoIge aHd spriag sJs NASHVILLE, TENN
r. B-AtHauFb aHy.1- spasei Of uy interest In thu
business ~ r. G. H..r. Co. t0 Asssr5 IrFGg Allan,
viz D. t1l-l - t- pHre, ready 90 sst any 20 NY
OH friends aLl may ilgar The firm with
can. .a-ti&-tuI A. TYt *.
fNg.1E ig EE.UI.s. !!-Wa have now in srors anI
~ reet.riuE --i'. large gu-r.tas oI "a. lr rom
Lebanon 81 '--i..tr, ''.-ie Co.. il os.i and bs.s
Hec1.rt.svll- ~. Z t--d g Il0., -
Spencer NJ. o.. ...H.s. Nrs|s.T y Co...
Prr. E,Faf -'trstheif.It a.. Va.sCr
v''-a Fs lar.l. u.- at..-.ou &c DEALErl ~Uiv-
lr-1 ". o.. Go buuN q CO.
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JAsrsE couSciL-rhe members Of the Fourth
Ward Council, are requested 20 meet al Fireman's
Hall 10 night, At n o'clock.
J T.. Mus, Sc
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CASH FOR WuR4T,

w are prepared TO pay tAe HIGHEST MABKET
" PRICE for " henf aud Corn, ~ the Nash-
vile CITY Mis- and desire ai the Wheat Growers % gyg
call before selling elsewhere. lkeWle shaI be- pre-
pared @ exchange FoH Tor Wheat saoh A. vii
be satisfactory q. HAMMOND a co.
~ y B.-We VII pay 70 per ccnt above he tn4rkst
Eriee for Wheat cleaned through
CHuD'S GRAIN sEPARATORs.
isIi-vstrNt O.. co.
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Purchaser % tase stocs q goai, Ore &C., a eoss
TkRNs 90 sALS .fhe firm wsn he soii ~ ore third
ASH the uanes 20 ous and IT, years, eqssi payusnIs
She Furnace 81 b. ad lr oae iqasih cash. TIE balance
one r3 hrrr and iqur years, fqea pas 1t the last
nssluens 10 bear interest fren dc eud q ye4fs
TIE iauiss WI - -a1 on credit y b.. the Iur-
chaser give seeeriy e4ef case IAis property i ioa
% settle up fhe eepartneth.p.
uoFf-Nlm Ball. R0Hn IFusta~L
y R-Afr Russell wto resides The FEsazlscs sl sses
she Proget e aHy PefseH uto sahes 60 q. RAa-
= n sONNtesN utNT-
" ~ bale No I OsuaAerss
e0l ksgs Pafe and No White Iezd Far aisisa.
s9r45 SEYMOUR TANNING -,
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FaR SALE.

4 ETousc and Aot On NcL-r1festreet. The r--A
y lot fronts l4e fee, NcLruort street, sDi runs 81 y
srk lef ieet Tire House a story nsick alI iss9
contains raa,s ham above ard below VIII kitchen est
house Sc This property IS located ia the nrFluoao q
tle Nashville All HorthN v-ieru G-iroad Depot T. Fiso
uuvenent 90 tAe business portion y the cry, aad r4a he
hal upon good terms. Icr .rther li4rnauon, appY
r. A BALtOWG
Oct5 Gent Agt SO. IL Deasfl-k
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NJ SIfLToS, h-ginF resumed tie aAkhi.sfs NO
W. business, sa.'c.ts D. od tres . and hsA el
p1tfc iu g.rurs ah1 nay desire work Ia IL Tine, ~ n
give Aim esd h.s SHOP, c9rler q Csufch AZ.
street anr Tie NastF .e al1 -llaftal1fsa faiircai
Depot r. SIT keep ccaltanfy o. HAND sapiiE -.
Of Nos ANHTs, IJMls, &e-, of The aacst itasn AID
American Harhis. Al alsk extl-t1d I .hs bst rsHacF,
and warrsatra. stgl3-u
NAfANE r. "a s.tuatal Es q Eo1r-srepff % 1aiss-
w Elsr. D gsnflraal wio give ttr ~ 1cfr
encs. Address ~. L. o.. Tfue Whig Oare a"
ort-sdu
Wool WOOL :! W0OEltl
Asll sHd e. Highest Hzrsss pree paid sar soea aeAa
u aaslei ~ OIL. Is
u. y n rtLta ~
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&CAlGF STCC - S-Fy-rY vare o. % pattern ali
- co az % Scarf St1-ss. Received and Or sale ~
=. a. McGTlL,
Lsiies' and G-nt'cuen'l Furnl.t'nr score,
r1v2- Crra-- % ~qulre ard College =.
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yES'S AND Rows CLOTH AND PLUSHe-S-A
WI CAPS of every description md quality, iusJts2
received AMI ready az the FASHION, 8ta - =
HAT ENpORiUA, 10. p Public Square.
oc,S a. !. FRANCISCO.
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BE NOT DECEIVED. o YE OF LITTLE PATH.
20 'EEsE PUBLIC.

SIC "a. Pc notice tte difference in prices The art
Gle for which you have sd feen do.ar wis se .or ien
Those FOR which you Rave paid Eve viii sell fr three IN
cases autilE o. De the same qualify ~ glasses
the quality ~ metal eqsai, end worAmans Up superior
SIC. 81. Please notice hat seq for caL, ~ prices
Justify. J. FLOWERS
4 INIT
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
VALUABLE LAND IN HENRICO


undersigued, by virtue of deed of Trust, executed
co him, and OF record in the Clerks Office of the
county of Henrco and in pursuance of the directions
of the beneficiary in said deed named will offer for
sale et public auotion on the premises, on MONDAY
the l4th day of May next, three tracts parcels of
land lying in said county and described in said deed
as follows: the inst tract containing 243 be the
same more or less the road leading from the New
Bridge Road to the city of Richmond, and bounded
by the land formerly to the estate John
Price, deceased, &c being the same land which was
conveyed to w. P. c. Ramsay, by Horace Edwards
and wife by Iced dated the Sd May 1851 and of re-
cord in the said office; the second tract containing
100 acres be the same more or less, lying in said
county, the third containing one acre, be the same
more or less, also lying in said county with all the
baildings and Improvements thereon; the said two
last mentioned trac Of land, being the same which
were conveyed TO Andrew Rsmssy1b Joseph C.
Haley and Sarah w his wife. Robert Tate Wicker,
Thomas HARD grove and Samuel Hardgr by deed,
dated the 5th day of January 1885, and of record in
said office.
The title to the above described property is be-
lieved TO be perfect but selling Trustee. shall
convey only such title is vested in me The lands
and improve merits said to be in good condition,
aud desirable to any one wishing to purchase near
the city OF Richmond.
The sale will commence at II NJ, and will be gin
upon the premises iist named.
Terms will be made known at the sale.
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Trustee.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
The above sale Is postponed to TUESDAY next
22d May. TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS,
my Is Aucts.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS
Correspondence of the pi.p.teh.

Correspondence of the Dispatch.I
Another Ftre-Arrest Of the Sapp;s ed In.
ceadiery.
PETERsgURG, May 70.
At o'clock this morning. the fire bells
once more rung out their startling peal. On
going out, we were unable to discover any
light, and at first supposed the alarm TO be
false. but soon found we were mistaken,
dense volume of smoke was found IN he
issuing from the basement of the house ON
Sycamore street. occupied by VIM. Ingram
80 tea and fancy goods store, and Joined
on either side by the hardware store of Ro
G., Donnsn and the house of Dinwiddie
Grigg. The tremen labored zeslously to
copfine the flames to the basement. and bnt
for the failure of the supply of water. their
efforts would have been successful
The flames soon reached the first floor and
in half an hour the whole house was in
ruins, not an article having been saved from
either of the two stores or from the dwell
ings over them.
VIM. Ingram had an insurance on his
stock for $4,000, which will fully cover his
loss.
r. c. Dornan, who had recently moved
his stock of hardware toto this building. and
whose family lived overhead, loses his entire
stock of goods, with his household furniture;
insured for 5000
Samuel A. Brown, whose carriage estsb-
lishment was situated ia rear of the above.
lost bis entire stock and tools Loss fully
covered by insurance.
The large grocery and commission house
of Martin Brother was at one time in i'm.
minent danger, as was also the house OF Din
widdie Grigg. Nothing but the most deter.
mined and persevering efforts, on the part of
the firemen, saved them from destruction
This FIRE following so soon the terrible con.
hagrstion of Thursday night, was evidently
the work of All incendiary. Suspicion soon
fastened upon VIM. Ingram as the guilty par.
ty, and before the fire was fully extinguished
he was arrested by order of the Mayor and
e'mmitted to Jail. The fact of bis insurance
being much larger than the supposed value
OF his stock, together with some doubtful
conduct of his during the past few days,
caused suspicion generally to rest upon him
SIS the incendiary; although, it is proper to
state, that no direct evidence seems to exist,
TO stamp him as the author of the fire
The burnt buildings were partially destroy
ca by fire on the night of the burning of st.
Paul's Church, last Spring, and had only re-
Gently been rebuilt
Yesterday evening, negro woman named
Celia, slave of Mrs. Nancy Broome, fell
dead in Slaughter's Alley, of asthma.
BLAaDFoKD
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Correspondence of the DispatCn,

Rain-Hfgh Prices CoarictioA of VA.
lanas for tie murder otAis tatAel-- The ap-
proaehiRs election.
DANvILLE, May Is.
We have had some rain and the prospect
seems very good for more. This brghtens
the faces of our farmers who look much more
cheerful. The long drought which has pre-
vailed, has caused prices to be very high
Nothing could be had for man or beast with
out paying two prices for it.
| have Just heard from Person county, n.
C., that Joseph Williams who was tried for
the murder of his father, Francis Williams,
has been convicted of murder in the first de-
gree, and sentenced to be hung. He has
appealed to the supreme court.
As the day for the elections approaches,
politics run high and men become more and
more excited. am at a greater loss about
the probable vote, than / ever was about any
election. But as Father Richie would say
I'VE shat see. CHARLIE
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ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC

LII FAlN COhED LIKE Magic
"A IN BoTTLEs l24. Is and SO cents
Pain is the forerunner of disease, cure the pain
and you check the disease.
DR. J. s. ROSES PAIN.CURER
truly the wonder of the age cures pain in SIS
time than it requires to get a physician.
1t cures Tootiiache In q minute
Cures Cramps, or Pain in the Stomach and Bowels.
Cures stiff eek and swelled face from cold
Cures Rheumstism and Neuralgia. fI
Cures Sprains. Bruises, Scalds and Burns
Cures Corns and any pains IN the feet.
. Cures Ague and Lumps in the Breast instantly
Cures Ear ache in q few minutes.
Cures Pain in the Sides, Limbs or Back
Cures Ague aud Chilis and Fever.
This is no hambug medicine, but it 10 made by
regular physician of thirty.fve years. practice In
PhiIadelphia where every family has it n USE and
20 family should be without bottle in case of &C.
cident sudden sickness 1t used internally ard
externally, always giving immediate relief II this
Pain Curer could speak it would exclaim
Whilst most medicines take whole months to slay,
make my cures in half summers dayn
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO., Bennett
l. Beers, Bodeker, o. A. Strecker Patterson &
Jackson Alex. Duval Duvsl and Norton. j. B. Wood,
s. M. Zachrisson, s. L. sempla and W. P. Ladd,
Richmond. my I4-fm&wcifts
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% BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
OoUN rINa-HOUsE FrJRN1TuR,

COUN THIGH OUSE FURNITURE,
~ &c, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, on TUES
DAY rext, s2i inst. at 10 o'clsck, at my store-
splendid Mahogany Counting House Dest; Co.
gylng Pfess: complete; set Patent Balances, with
With Drawers; Ch.irs; Store Stools; large lot Of
Cigars large lot of Msnia and Hemp Rope, &c.
the attention OF mere ants generally 10 respect.
ton. xLEX MOTIF
my 10 -' <<.tz ft Aurtinrea,
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
INPIG GRATING COMPOUND.
DR.. J. 8. ROSES
... {of Phiiad sphia)

=
LNVIGORATING COMPOUND.
DR.. j. 8. ROSES
tof Phitadslphia) IA
CELEBRATED
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER.
As Spring and Summer Alteratire Medicine and n
rigorating Drink Il has no equal
1t purfes and enrches the Blood;
Acts upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels:
Carries of all secretions and humors;
Cteanses the skin Of all eruptone
Gives appetite, bloom and viger;
Strengthens and invgorates the constitution;
Maker the skin soft, smooth and natural;
Expels Pimples, Boils and Sores
Cures Scrofuls and all Skin Eruptious;
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections,
Cures Rheumatisn, Neural gia and Gout;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the syste N;
Builds up weak state of body;
Aifays nervous affections and enivens the sprits
. For Female Complaints, which in their very na-
ture are exhaustng and facilitating it particularly
recommended. Indeed, it makes the weak strons;
the pale and emacisted, from sickness or natural
causes, soon have color. bloom and health. Az
summer drink, it Is exhilarating, refreshing stu-
latng and enlivenine. Persons (young and oid) who
have nsed this delightful compound surprised at
its Immediate beneficial effects.
Quart Bottles 81; small bottles sos For sale by
PURCELL, LApD Co, O. A. Strecker, A. Bodekef,
Alexr Davsl, Duval Norton, J. B. Wood. VIM.
r Ladd, 5. Ii. Zachrason, 8 P. semple and Bennett
Bssrs. -
ap 8-FM4W&cis-ts f5f
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

"A HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
TURE, GROCERIES, HORSE AND WAGON,
&e-Having qualified as the Administratsr with the
will annexed, OF the goods and chattels of VIM n
BOZE, deceased. will proceed to sell at public
suction, OF THURSDAY, the al.t mat, at his late
residence. of 9TH and Venable str eta ali his
Household and Kitchen Furniture. consisting of
Chairs Table, Wardrobe, &c.. the stock of Gfoce
ries on hand, aud Horse and Wagon.
TERMs.-Aii sums of $50 and under cash--sll su ms
over $50 four montLs credit, for negotiable notes
satisfactorily endorsed.
JAS. M. CARTER, Administrator.
P. s. All persons having claims against the estate
will present thsm without delay for settlement: and
those indebted requested to make mmed paw.
ment.
Those having property of any sort belonging to
tho late VIM. T. Boze, will please return 1t at once
to the unde rsigned. JAS. M CARTER
ny l8 Adm'or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21
BY LARUS e. SHINE.

M ACHINE B ELTING, PACKING
w YARN. EGYPTIAN TILTERERS. RE
PROOF SAFES. AT AUCTION-On next WE'D
NESDAY, the Esd Inst commsneiAg at 10 O'Clock,
will se at auction. at store, a. Main strset
so rolls Patent Machine Leather. Betting Of all
widths from to Is inches.
ALsO-l3 bales Packing Yarn for steam engines
ALSO-l patent Fire Proof Safe, made BY Siiss c.
Herring. s
ALsO-s Egyptian Water Filtsrers. suitable for
the sumner season. .-.s.
Merchants and Railroad agents are particularly in.
vted to attend.
Sale oGtivs. LARUS < SHINE,
my 10 Auctioneerg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21
Correspondence of the ci,p,tch.)

EIcGrSionists- Magistrate Rdin-Engine, &c. &c.
ALEXANDRIA, May 30.
The st. Mary's excursionists by the steam
er Powhatan, grounded in the Potomac, ar
rived here yesterday in the steamer Mary.
land.
Robert w. Wheat, K. N, is nominated for
magistrate from the LIST District in this
county.
We had rain yesterday and to-day, which
has had happy effect on the crops.
May flies have appeared in great numbers.
The Sun fire Company expect their new
engine to morrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-21
BY RICHARD CAUTHoRN :

RACON, DO, AT AUG TION-Op
: MONDAY, 2ist inst. at 10 o,elock A. ~. 49,.
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~ Ioo.eeo, Cigars &e. he. viii also cslIs LOT
shsTls Hakfs Battous. Do - 's' ls summer
Knir..sES AND = o B Z S-Also two full sstts
pisse. ana FORKS ivory handles eontsinins eaeh So
my ls aaw l44. Ss ss =. CAUThUHN,