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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

SHOCKING OCCURRENCE AT NORM BAP-
IIsM!-A bout 81 O'Clock, yesterday morning.
a party of Mormons, mum ering probably
about so, under the direction of Elder II.
Greenholy, crossed the river, by Capt. Airs
ferry, for the purpose of adminlsierii g bap-
tism to some or 10 converts. They pro-
ceeded up the river bank to the foot OF East
Row, " here the converts, composed of b tn
males and females, were prepared for oBp-
lism. This preparation was indecent, to say
the least. Both men and women were re-
CURED to strip to their linen in the midst of
the crowd and upon the river bank!
The Elder led an old man aged about so
years, by name Of Alexander Villa rs, who
resided near the corner OF Western Row and
according to the ceremonies of the faith
After this the old man, who was good
swimmer, struck out into the water, for the
purpo 1t is said, OF taking a swim. II is
supposed that his drawers -hppe4 down over
his ieet, which, destroying his m jtion, caused
him to sink. His son, also ma med A /, xander,
aged about % years, and vino was stripped
for baptism, seeing his father sinking, plunged
in after him. He could not SWIM al all, and
getting into deep water, immediately sank
and drowned before his father.
Dragging hooks were obtained as soon as
possible, and in about an hours time both
bodies were recovered. Coroner Foster, Of
Campbell county. held an inquest over the
DO les, and the jury returned u verdict of &C.
cidentaI drowning. The bodies were de-
livered over to a Son and brother, who were
present at the holding OF the inqurst.
GIN. Times.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

tET Messrs. Decker q Kramer's large
vineyard just below the city exhibits an all
most Unprecedented healthy condition. The
vines, planted from sets and shoots year
ago this last spring, look as If they were a
year older, and many of them, both of sets
and shoots, are bearing this, their second
year, and the grapes arc in unusually large
lunches. Our climate is admirably adapted
to the culture of the grape.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

HTLast Friday, there was not barrel of
market had run dry. A few days before, it
was retailing at So, then rose to SO, then dis
appeared. But little new wheat has been
ground yet. At Louisville, last week, a lot
OF 200 bushels new wheat sold for $3.50 -
1t was of good quality. Several small lots
soldfur 81 go which is considered the open
ing price there.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

:. or We have been requested by Mr..
Chas. G.. Olmstead to say that the state
ment made by the Enquirer OF last Saturday,
that he was going to make speech at In
dianapolis in favor of an individual charged
with running off negroes, is entirely false.
This correction, we presume, is entirely un-
necessary when the source of the charge is
known.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

OF Mr.. Brooks in attempting to make is
second ascension at St. Louis, accidentally
tore his balloon very badly. RE had nearly
five Thousand persons in the enclosure to
whom tickets were returned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

NJ Education has on the natural mind
the same Transforming effect that culture has
on the wild rose. In the latter case nothing
new is added, but the leaves are so multiplied
and the color deepened, that the improve
ment looks like new creation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

IL The case Of State Us j. Marlette, for
iiiega' voting was tried on Saturday before
Justice Mills. The Defendant was dis.
charged. There'was much excitement con-
corning the result,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

EcoNoMY.-It is no small commentator
to munage a little we'll. He is a good wagon
er that can turn in a little room. | will
study more how to give good account of
my little than how to make it more.
BtShOp Hall.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

0J The six degrees OF crime are thus de-
ined-"He who steals a million is only Il
financier. Who steals half million is only
defaulter. Who steals fly thousand is a
knave But be who steals pair of boots
or loaf of bread is a scoundrel of the deep
est dive, and deserves to be IYnched.'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

on THURSDAY. A GUsr2ND, AT2P. NJ.

ON THURSDAY. a ~Gusr2ND. AT2P M.
ar Tia cVU"I HOUSE d JvR, HvASsvIsLE. IND.
sell 81 aaeon Oat Lossof abo-s nve acres each
the Lons"ortn UathUiIc Cens.ery bong
Evansville. we'll yer, posslGis
aLso 3us-i0t ~ ~ Ings Ws..isrs Ms1owe,l.s pla.
OF tue Emoree IRA ION fSvo Or. SALT ei
Anns ga eres ruanns la'o Pigeon ereek and embracing
p-ft o thI stone "a rr' anu - ia.riy ti%bered
feet - = ~
u Block 49, ssocsweIls Enlargement Ga In
LOS L. y. 20 q an1 Is StoeA"el's Enalgemsnt.
Frac,.onai Ots. BIO Enlargement.
point ingie I'D AHn trsets.
rh,rl aud DIVISION 1nIrd
~ iet on DIVISION street. opposite fheouor0 Vne
The .itIes good, deeds will be given
Terms SAl.:-Une fourth cash. months
cne.Odrtu u month -ieurt in years with
the warsing relief aGs wiz" On
Pas exhibited at my Otnce and at the Auction Room
WOOisey a Nelson. AuctOneers.
ALSO,
We will sell then and there the flowing out-ots both
sides Pigeon Greek the evansville Mechanics
vile being part of Crawford Bells subdiyislOn
Lot Il 6s- acres 100 acres -ls 7sloo
scsss G 1 ses dOs acres acres lot
The Titles good general warranee deeds will be
Term OF these cash. residue at H.
anu -''- --' wa ,''''o. BnAY a SIAN ff Kiln
ALSO,
will then and there sell tie folio glots:
Lots 25 30 ia Block 49, 20, 81
e. Is and "a IN Block 40 s. in e oasel' enlargement
Also block No 81 and g. block und
lots H. I6. aRd2J block g. Eastern EG-
lsrgement, CITY school building.
Titles good. - general ~arIantee deeIs gwen.
Terms .le.- nth months,
fourth 2 One-IouIth
with interest secured by and wAiug relief laws
Pats be Auction the SALE
JOHN SHA KILN.
Woolsey & N lson. Auctloneers. ys
FRENCH BURR Mill sTONE-.
AND 1uE
GENUINE OLD ANSaoE BRAND BoLTING
A LSO Betting from 2 20 ~ incnrs wide
"A j. X. MONROE. Agent
70 Corner of Ssconu aud Oak
AROMATIC BLACKBERRY CARMiNITINE.
SAFE. eaV and envctual of all disorders the
"a stomach and b0wes. children adu promptly
eyng the obstinate darrhoea cholera morbus
en- cry, summer complaints and X. Call at
j. X. No RUE'S Family Grocery.
70 Corner of Oak and second SITS Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
BOSTON,, July 5.

The 4th passed off with unusual pomp, bit
with guile a number of accidents from gun
powder explosions, &c.
The boat race was pleasant affair and
gave very general satisfaction to an immense
cOncourse OF people.
The anti-slavery K. Ms. /; of Massachusetts,
held political jubilee yesterday at Abing-
don. Henry Wilson and other prominent
leaders were present. The attendance was
large
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

INro HIM" Wife," said a married man
who had just come in to is help-m who
tired OF sitting up for him had gone TO bed,
"here's my boot-jack gone again. have
places where l keep all my things, and you
ought to know it," YES" said she;''l ought
to know where you keep your late hours"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
BALTIMORE. Inlu &

The loss by the Robinson fire is about
$4,000. Several Of the firemen were badly
injured.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
EMPIRE B.KERYv
gEGONn TIE EST

SEO0Np TO NONE N THE GREAT WEST
s
FINDER the immediate direction Of Mr. W Scott late
u of New York avn B.stnn and wl-dGed by the
trade b. the best practical manager of W. appointed
bakery in the Union.
The propretors fully prepared furnish all kinds OF
bread cakes crackers pies hot rolls etc. in
THY to suit purct
Customers Evansville and Lamascn will he suprii with
the articles day with superb carriage fitted
up expressly for that propose.
B-weddings. parties balls etc. ETC.. supplied with
pyrtmds. confectionery. etc. astye
Jy6 JOHN e. RRELL & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MASOAIC.

MASO VIC.
THE Evansville Lodge. No. 81. A. Y NJ. meets
IA the third Monday evenings OF every month
" 81, their Hail. Fosters Block. YIN. A eRsa. ".
NV. a. ii. SANDERS, See'y.
q EVANsvILLE ChaI ter Ne. IL. A Y. NJ. meets
RN the first krIday evening each month, the
w WIN. BROWN. see'y.
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POPE, ELLISON & co.;

COMMISSION AND RwARDING MERCHANTS.
TX P"YDRAs STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
Rs Liberal advances consignmepts the above firm
made hy JOHN BIZ RTIS.
vi-Ivw Evansville Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09

FARM FOR SALES
"A Farm about tw eive miles nom Evansville mile
of the Princeton road and between the Straight
Line aud Evansville era xfordville railroads. being about
two miles from each will he sold cheap fapPicaton be
made sooa. Their said about sixty under
cultivation. good appIe orchard good wei and
good and barn Said farm contains about
hundred aeres.
For further particulars apply James Walker Esl
at Evansville. or to HENRY EHING
y7-Stw&9td On the Premises.
REMOVAL
HAV removed my ofee t. the Warehouse formerly
cupsd by Hill HolI day. of Main street and
Canal JOHN FARRELL,
VI City Collector.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-09
SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL Al
- OTHERS!
Il. ). III ART5!ALlA- THE ACE OF HtRTs-
sTIEL ALIVE AND MOI YET QUiTE BURNT
NOTiCE 20 SEfOEMAKEKS.
NEW 'RRANGEMENTs.


WILL YOU CALLf
TENHE underEnd has his staad opposite the post Of
IL fc. all newly aud neatly htcd and fully
AIRED all ord in his line with neatntss and
CiSna eh Personal and strict enton will be aid ALI
Work him her The rial by
hirns eli the He has hand rxeeens
cloths cassim aud vesting, which lie win
or1eT a reasuDa lie terms. L NELMS.
+. Repariug leaning old clothes done
on application a. sho TT J. HELMS.
Je25
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UNCrTHRENT Nancy

VNCC e
a LABAMA Tennesse e Georg and Carolina taken par
IA cash sales groceries, bought at small discount
tor cash by s. L. GILBERT h CO..
jy6 Sye more st. near Water.
TTBS. BUCK ELS AND HiLF-BUCK ITS.
FUSf reed 100 packages from the Harmar Manufacturing
d Co for saie low by S. z. GILBERT 4 co.
e Syc 5 Wafer.
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\ GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC az
EXCURSION
SLASH cottage.

OS FRIDAY, JUNE 10TH, 1855.
The NATIONAL GUARD Capt. WM. l. PkEx
TON, will make their First EXECUTION 70 Slash Cot
rage, Friday, June l5h which occasion thsy
will be accompanied by the celebrated Marine
Band attached 70 the U ship Pennsylvania. com.
posed Of 20 performers. The Bard will 6urius the
nvenlng. give ose OF their GRAND CONCERTS ct
the Cottage
The Company beg to sssurs the public that thew
have made such gsments cannot fail TO make
the Excursion pleasant to these who may 1t.
tend them. and th.y therefore invite the eo.opers-
ton OF the ctizens generally In this their Grst en-
tertsinment.
Since last sumner the Cottsss and Grounds have
been enlarged and improved. bss'dss being shtsd
up with gas which adds greatly to the oyeliness Of
the place. ss a.s ss-e etsss
To those ladies and ssntiem.n who take pleasure
ia the dance and waltz the committee beg asssrs
them that the best Cotillon Music has been engaged
and will be Ia tendance while those who prefer
quiet promenade, the walks In the sIounds, bril-.
lisntly illuminated. present the most attractive sp-
pearance.
Members Of other Volunteer Companiss, d'spossd
t attend the National Guards ia their Excursion,
are requested to appear in uniform
! Extra Trains will leave the Riehn ond and Fred.
erickaburx Railroad Depot st e. b, and n O'Clock.
P. N and return to the city between the hours of
IL aud o'clock, next morning.
TICKETS tor the Round Trip, ONE DOLLAR
to be had ct James A. Harm ton's Cigar Store, cor
ner OF 10th and Main streets-at the William Tell
House, on Broad stree.-at the Depot-and OF auy
member Of the Corps
~ Refreshments Of all kinds win be served on
the ground. Ia ltd
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ARRIVALS At TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

AMERICAN HOTEL.-CE Lynch. Lynch.
Kidd, w Truhart, McIlwains, M;s1 McIlwaine,
Capt J V Scots. Jackson. = Cuthburt, Main.
Petersburg; Capt Catching Brsmen; Pen
land end lady. and grandmother, N Y; Capt Wiley,
Amelia; r Tsbb. Tenn; " nj Mayo, 3oochiand;
T Spencer. Mrs Sly and ssrvt. Texas Williams
and lady, Mrs. 9 III Boston, onigomery; z Goode,
Wash; j w Smith. purssr s s Jamestown; L Gar
land, Ala; B Nash, Powhatap; Hooper, Lynch
burg; R Scott. Jf. Richmond; G = Scott do; J c
Iiams Charleston. a " Jennings. Cumberland.
EXCHAf,GE HOTEL DIR Briggs Norfolk; w
Ns.on Mrs. Melon and Children. .si n; y
Goode, Liberty; Ham, Bait w NJ Owe rton, r
Caye. W a.hinston; w Clopton and lady hs Cit
w johnson, Tsz.welI; J Horton, NJ C Moorman
Lynchburs; w Holt. Allegheny Springs; 3 r Ed
man ana .sdy. Miss Cclemsn; Miss Moon, r Moon,
N Poindexter, HALIFAX; o WhitalI: Va G Ad-
ans lynch. Hickox NY; Baker, Hauo.
D Fowler, Alexandra; Herbert. Miss Brigg. Va;
G Rose aud lady Misa Rose, N o. J Wallace. H C;
j samuel. Gals; " m P Fasish. G Childress, Char
lottesville; 6 Compton, La; C w Wormy, Bur-
russ King VIM; A Stsnhens Poston.
coLUMBIAN HoTEL-E Thompson, Va; E
A q McKsnny Caroline; John Dickerson B Hart,
Grsyson. III johnson, Cumberland; MaIable and
ana
10 lam; Capt III Ii Tired way. Capt VIM Gilman.
Dauvilie; C Esmes Lgnchbure; J Thomas, Caro- inc;
J Wright and lady. Fermville; E Efg'eston,
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-F w Goodlos, Bait;
FNswmsn. oIaege;J Dousla",Alb; Palmer
Cal; BarksdAle, Chariottssv'le; d W Bunly Alb;
J w Brady. Cbas Cit; a Graves, II Graves,
surry; NJ Pierce, FL Pierce. Chss City; J X Wae.
gousr Surfy w 8 Douaer X VIM; j s Wallace Va
c R r; A A Willisms, children and servant, Lou.
isisna; Vaules, Halifax; z Nance. Nerfolt; Dr.
Je,er. Tourney aud servant. Amelia; C Haush.
tock, Home; w H Fore. Henri A Tucker. Ame-
liza; Barker, Hanover; d Young. Chss City;
NJ Chssttsm, w Wood, Chsstsifeld; Miss Mary
| a RothwelI. Washington; Dsulssberry sAip H.r
| man D II Edwards, chip British Qsesn; B i Pow.
ell, Providence, Il Capt Davis stmr Curtis Psc T.
Fulton, Gs; d Bosthsa, B Il Pridaie, Vs;J Ruth
srford, Louise: B Odsll. RocksIiass; L Taplsy
Guipe per; sMKsiLesgan;s Asx.sdris; Yost, A
mattox; J w Milton, Miss 8 Milton. Misc ONO
hondro, Miss N Perkins, Louisa; w Jonss Fort
Wayne: 3 Berry, Alexandria; a w Tally, Vs.; S
Thomas, Fluvauua
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BNLouis Napoleon, it appears is quite
anxious to propitiate the Americans. The
new Minister of Foreign Affairs, Count Wa.
Iswskl' Is very gracious to Mr.. Mason. His
Imperial master desires to cultivate the most
friendly sentiments and relations with the
United States. Such is the tenor of the Min.
listers communications with Mr.. Mason
We hear nothing more of the desire TO abo,.
ish slavery, or of the regulation of affairs in
the Western Hemisphere. These subjects
seem to be postponed till after the end of the
Russian war;
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u-.., couu,-Aldermen Bray

HusTyres CoU T.-Aldermen bray,
Elicit, Sanxsy Binf1rd. and Butler presiding Al
ter disposiag OF civil matters OF no public impor.
lance, the folio wing criminal cases were tsEen up
and ac.sd on:
Failed to Ansper. - Thomas Fitzpatrick. Law
renee Hanlon. end John Hanon, Indicted for ms
demeapors fai.fug to answer when Called cdptdses
were awarded 10 bring them In. ana the Gauss
continued to the next term Of the court
False Pretenccs Andrew Bennett, charged WIZ
obtaining money from Stephen NJ Davis, unosr
false pretences was arraigued and plead mol gull
~. After hearing the evidence. the jury orougn,
Ia verdict of guilty. when the court sentencso
the prisoner TO ninety days conhnement IN tne
city Jail, and To pay the cost of prosecution
Stealing Clothes.-John Ray, charged WIN steai-
Ing clothes was set to the bar and plead not guilty.
Alter hearing the testimony, and argument OF
counsel the jury brought In verdict OF guil'y'
when the court sentenced him 10 ak months COM
nement In the jail and to pay the cost OF prosecu
tion In the second case, against the same prison
err, the Attorney for the Commonwealth, oy the
adj vice of the Court ordered molte pr0seqnito DC
entered.
Sc. for To-day-The case Of Herman A. Seu-
gers, indicted for . misdemeanor, was set for to.
day. .,,
Continued The case of Charles Doran, William
Earl, and John Doran. indicted for misdemesnor,
was called and continued until the next term oil
the court the parties giving ball tor their appear
ance.
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EXECUTING THE LAWS

The Boston Evening Telegraph, crazy
abolition paper, in its eagerness for the exc.
cution of the anti liquor law, exclaims -
"Mobs must be suppressed at all hazards
The safety of the community requires it,
The Telegraph has evidently forgotten all
about the Burns case. The n Y. Tribune
too, strenuously demands that the laws of
New York against duelling should be rieidly
enforced against the parties to the late New
York duel. All very proper, but this ne "
born ardor in favor of the law comes with a
poor grace from paper which is daily
preaching up resistance to the fugitive slave
lau
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW OPIp.N,
AND SAN FRANCISCO In EIGHT n a -. 9

COMMUNICATiONBETWE NEW ORJE.N,
AND SAN FRANCISCO IN EIGHT DAYS
The New Orleans Picayune says that the
practicability of this has been demonstrated
and that measures are in train for putting If
into speedy operation.
There is now photographic communication
between Vera Cruz, through the city of
MEXICO, to Leon, on the way to San Bias -
Col. Stewart, adds the Picayune, who is the
proprietor of the line, has recently returned
10 Mexico from the United States, and is now
ct work extending the line of telegraph from
Leon to Mapzanillo, distance of not more
than 100 or $50 miles. This line, it is said,
win be completed in few months, and then
there will be instant communication between
Vera Cruz (only three days distant from New
Oriesns) and Mszanillo, only five days from
San Francisco-reducing the time from city
to city to only eight days-a gain of fourteen
or sixteen days on the time now made be-
tween the two places.
The San Francisco Herald of the 10th ult
says that
sHr DOYLE who sometime since left that city for
Gan Bias, with the intention Of making the journey
through Mexico to Vera Cruz, with an eye to the
establishment OF an overland express from the
Colt 70 the Pacific, To time 10 connect with the
steamers on the Psci6c bound to San Francisco,
ma t0ooo on tne 0uH 10 NEW Ofie6De. ne1
returned from bis tour of obssr vation and gives
hj4hly avorsbs report Of the prscicsbi.ity OF bis
.nisrprise, Thepor of MsnzsniIlo. 10 the State OF
Coims, viii bsresfter be the intermediate depot OF
he Neasssus StsameIs between San Frascisco
md esn Juan. Il y Mr.. d. yles idea to run an
xprsss seross the county from MarzaIiil0 to
Hsrs Cruz end back again. This can be done,
vithont di1lculiy. 10 i've days. Tho road, the
hole way, = 10 excellent order. NOT only for cou
len. bnths reports that an express wagon can be
houlA be carry his prject Into operation, the tdp
on Mew Orleans 10 San Frsncisco can easily be |
- n thltsen or aIlovics tor contingencies not
- loveDeeu. - 6hsesp dsys q the outside. This |
IN GIVE De San Franciscans news from the At. |
rte ciflw y from eight 20 ton days In advance
~ mslls. Bat sven II only three or four days
- = gs1ned ~ ths arrasgement 4 WI be Of IT.
cuis6ie ssfviess
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TIE FIREmEN, in active service, worked
manfully last Monday night, and we only resre,
that have not the space to notice In an especial
manner the noble acts of each and every member.
The Phe nix boys were early on the ground, aod
labored continually until the last spark of the de-
vouring element was extinguished. some OF the
leaders continually hazarding their lives to save
the property of others No too did gallant sers
vice. for which too much praise cannot be given
her members. Indeed. as we have already said,
all did WE'LL If we except the fare up" with some
of the runners. which happened at most un.
fortunate time, but from what cause We do not
pretend to say.
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PARRY SpRIsGs The White Sulphur

Sprnss in Mon gomely County. Va. are to be an
Cd in the cours. of few days for the reception OF
visitors the water Is said to possess ual
medicinal properties attract great atten.
ton throug hout the country. These SpHsgs are
within twelve hours travel from this city, the rail
road running directly to Them aud in most he slthy
and picturesque region of country. We understand
that Mr.. Thompson Tyler is to be employed there
for the present season, which Ia sufficient fu,ran.
tie that the tables will be spread with abundance
Of deicaces and substsntials, prepared in the best
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RULED CUr,-Anthony Burke, buck
ster 10 the first market wss convicted yesterday,
of buying eggs to ssll again, and iued S5. This
being his second conviction, the Mayor ordered
that he should not again be allowed to sell In the
markets either as priocipal or agent.
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Local. MATTERS

JupIoIous APPROPRIATIONS II he Coun-
ci'. at tic las: meeting, appropriated the SUN OF
50 600. to be expanded In erecting neat and sub-
stantial sialis Ia the new and beautiful market
house now being built on 18th street These stale
are to be PANEL works, 30 a. To close np tightly
when not 10 use, aud instead OF having isrse and
cumbrous benches of ell shapes ard forms. The
front tables on which the meats are TO be exbibite
and all Of the pattern thereby preserving the
symmetrical appearance Of the building inside IS
well as cut from one end to the other. Already
the butchers are growing impatient TO get to work
10 their new stalls; and from all that we can see
and hear all of them will be willing 70 pay lbera
" for the facilities the city Is about to afford
them TO carry on in comparative elegance their Ia
borious but highly profitable profession.
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rcET OF RICHMOND, June H.
ARRIVED.

AhKIVEU.
Schr P. Lo1and, Patterson, New York, hay
Schr Food, Boone, Georgetown, lime,
Schr Edward Slade, Boqles. Nsw York, hay and
salt.
Schr Henry, Penny. Chieka ompy, fish and corn.
- CLEARED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York, rndze
and passengers
Steamer Belvidere, Pr!tchard. Baltimore, mdze
Ludiam j. Watson.
Sshr Milton, Pinckney, to load down the river
with wood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-13
Loss BY THE LATE FIRE-Mr. Paulir

Loss BY THE LATE FIRE.-Mr. Paulin
A. Blackburn. whose factory Gary street was fired
aud burned last Monday night, had an insurance in
the Richmond Fire Association of $4,000. The
house which owned by MIR. John Cosby was
injured in the Mutual office for $iS 000 Mr.. VIM
Anderson, Jr whose stock was also buroed or dam.
aged by water, had insurance of S. eco $4,000 In
the Fire Association ard $1,000 in the Lynchbure
Ho7e company. The building. owned BY Mr. Rich
ard Anderson, was also insured in the Mutual Office,