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PRENTISS, HOPKINS g. co,

PRENTISS, HOPKINS g. co.
SPRING COOS, 1855.
w A are daily receiving our stock of Spring
w and Summer Goods, all of which are bound to
be sold cheaper than ever. Call and examine before
purchasing, for we still adhere to the motto of the
''nimble sixpence." Particulars next week.
May l, 1855. PRENTIsS. HOPKINS & co.
HARDWARE AT REDUCED PRICES
IL We had desired disseminating that branch OF our
business, but hearing many complaints among our
customers ofHIGH PRICES they had to pay at other pa
ces, and being solicited to replensh our stock have
done so, and now have the pleasure ofotering
toners and friends large and general assortment of
Hardware at very low figures for cash, ready pay, or
approved credit. Those in want of hardware will
please drop in and save some DIMES,
juno 10 1855 PRENTrss, HOPKINS & Co.
TABLE CUTLERY--A fine assortment
I iustreceived and selling very cheap.
Ravenna. June 10. '55 PRkNTIss HorK & Co
A RGENTINE SPOONS new and
"A beautiful article, and warranted not TO arnish Or
June 10, 1855 PRFNrlss, HOPKINS & Co.
WHITE FIsH-Just received light from
w Lake Superior, ,also Macknaw Trout.
June 4, 1855 PRENTISS, HOPKINS & co,
SPRING STYLE, ls55.-Just received
~ one case Of ga No. ~ SILK HATS latest style
and selling cheap.
Mar. .26, 1855 PRENrIss, HOPKINS & Co.
RONNETTs, BONNETTS-We have
- just opened large stock of Bonnets of all sizes
qualities and prices consisting orduDstable soft straw
hair lace guap and fancy French, lace, embro'd bel
sPtane satn bs brilliant emSrod tuscan diamond
cts to $500 Also some yery pretty stvies Of Misses
and children a. honnets and 6ote p,e"sa Soit ohS %
them MnGa on ,azz PRENTlss, HOPKINS & Co.
-lo. ., .ooo
M MANTILLAS-A beautiful assortment
LII just received, of latest styles, all colors and all
Cali and see them Ladies' PsrsTss orss ~ gen en r.
NAV ID 1s55 --''' '1'f A" ~''
- - I'5T :,
sortment' consslins Of nlon and smhre;dored ae
crane shaws, black and colored silk 6pJ and nlain
cashmere. and single and doubie brochas. Ladies
@ e ea sGGa wlsa 70 SEE Se BEST
fast. Nav IA, 1855 PRENTISS. HOPKINS d Co
- -
~ quantity and all kinds; patn, pertal and canton
panama, mg% grahauH &C. Also
colors All selling s low as can he bonoht at retaii
this side of the manufacturers.
Nav IA, 1855 PRENr1ss. HopK1Xs e. Co.
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CHEESE SACKfNG-Cott yarn, carpet
" warp, white and bla,k, Just reed by
June4 AV HORR e. CO.
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SlLKS-A large stock of black, striped
~ and changabc just received and selling very low
Mayl4 AVH0RR & Co.
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SILK SHAWLS-48 black silk shawls
~ reed BY express, selling very cheap.
Juue HORR CO
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SEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DR.. Hardman,
Physician to Salem Lung Ans nstituIe
lFOrmerlY phYsiean to Cincinnati Marine Hospital

RAvENNA-Prentlss House, Tuesday, Sep. 2S.
AKRoN-Empire House, Wednesday, Sep. 26.
WARREN--Gaskill House, Friday, September %.
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GOD FISH-400 lbs. of prime Cod Fish
y reed this day by tJune4l Av AoRR & CO.
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RONNETS AND RIBBONS-An end
~ less variety can be found at the store Of
May AV Horn & Co.
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II ATS AND CAPS of every description
Il Just received and selling cheap and fast.
May II A V HoRR & Co.
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pRINTS AND GINGHAMS-- we have
l. now received and opened the lnfxeSi stock We ey
or had. Tney are selling cheap and fast.
May IA, 1855 HORR & CO.
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new YORK LUNG INSTITUTE,
No. q Bond street, New York,
uND4R The MEDICAL CHARGE OF
D. SlNBORY, II. D
Gard to COaisumQtive IMvnlids.

Established for the exclusive treatment of Diseases
Lungs and Throat by the Inhalation of cold
ModicHted Vapors.
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Notice!
WM. BARKER offers his stock of Lawns,
w Shawls, Embroidered Collars, Sleeves &c &c
at New York prices, for short time. Now 10 the
time to secure astonishing bargains: Call early
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MARBLE.% %tmn ed sa, opened 0HpsHnlGHs his MARBLE
WORKS, in this place, with view Of doing regular
and thorough business in every department in the ne
TABLETS, SPIRES AND MONUMENTS,
of numerous aad varied styles. finished in the best
manner, and put up on the most reasonable terms.
We desire to do business, and shall seek to make 1t
an object to all who may have occasion for any thing
in the line to give call, NJ. PALMlTER.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE - No.
II tieeis hereby given that SALMON UPSON has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
estate OF james w. Crocket. of Randolph, Portage
county, Ohio, deceased.
Randolph, Aug. IA. 185j-2-3w
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M ANTILLAS-A beautiful assortment
LII just received, ofatest styles, all colors and all
prices from one dollar and fifty cents to ten dollars
Call and see them Ladies'. PRENTIss, HOPKINS e. Co.
May IA, 1855
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H |. DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS.

nRESS GOODS-A fine assortment of
~ French Muslin, berrages, chaeys and lawns, just
receivedat Ne Phenix Block.
May22 ". L. DAY.
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SUGAR-A choice lot of Sugars just reed
- and selling fast by lJune AVHoRR CO.
OANAL GOODS ARRIVED.-We are
" happy to to customers that our Foods shin
ped by canal have arrived, aler being from ave TO six
weeks on the way from New York. The transporla-
ton men are entitled to much praise for the long time
they sake to get goods through.
June4 AVHORR 6 co.
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SILK SHAWLS-The largest stock Of
~ black changable and Grape ever exhibitedin por
tage county, can be found at the store of
May IA A V Horn & Co.'S,
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FISH, FISH4Trout and White Fish, by
Il bbls and hall bbls, bust received by
June4 A-V'HoRR & CO.
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r. w. SEYMOUR,S ADv,S
NEW GOODS

NEW PICKEREL, Mackerel and Trout
1Nat F. w. SEyMorks.
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0IL CLOTHS & CARPETS-A great
May IA HoRR & Co.
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ACE GOODS Embroidered under.
~ sleeves der-handkerchiefs, and edging of every
description, for sale cheap by AV Horn & Co,
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MACHINE Spread, Strengthening Plaster,
Ul Wedgewood mortsrs, wedgewood tunnels, bath
brick brick dust, sponge from 90 TO 100 per ounce,
sh bone bird seed salts OF lemon, LP GLun, smelling
salts, shaving cream. cologues hair dyes, OILS ana
brushes amber lustra orhair beautlfyer PR
fume, soap cakes and bars, transparent soap Dals'
handk Y extinets, havoring extracts, &c.at
Ravenna. July 4. 1855 SWlFF'S Drag asnfe...
HG0T 4 CSEG-- Raaf Nav Qrlanna Molas
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MARINE NEWS.
TORI or aIcHhcNE. Sept Is.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Sehr Exit, Grsy. Napssmopd. bacon, to owners.
schr Orisnnz, Tuttls. New York, mdz, d L w
Curris
sohr Hugh W Fry. Booze. Baltimore. maz. w o
Colquttt Co.
schr Mary Arna,trong. Baltimore, suano, Crsn-
shaw Co
schr Ben Frsnklin, Johns. suny, lumber, J
Grey
Schr Chief. Hopkins. New York, hay, NJ Downev.
sehr Col. Davis. Bailey, Baltimore. susoo, Fry 4
Soma
schr Monterey, Gray. Nsnssrcond. msz. to captain
schr Mary Willie, Wilson, Baltimore. sgsao, w
d Co;qutt Co.
schr Oxford. Travsrs Baltimore, udz, w D co!s
quit Co.
SAILED,
stesmshlp Jam estown Parrish. New York, m6s
snd pssse ngers
Steamer Belviders. P,itchard. Baltimore. mdz
Ludam i Watson.
schr Patrick Henry, Nelson, Bahia, -four.
Sshr Louisiana, Stevens Port Walthail. light.
sshr VIM Chattsrfeld. Sale, New York, dour.
NEW YoRR. Sept. 2s.-Arrived, sShr. BauvssS.
Curtis, VS..
spoKEN lat. 43. long. az IS. bark Globe Of Rich
nond. short OF provisions; supplied ~ ship Alex
ander.
wILMINsToS, N. c., sspt % Arid sehr Jane
Ipgraham, HAYES, from Chsrisstou. The j. /. was
bound to Alexandria. Va. with d cargo of wheat,
but this night of tie 18th iast, she sprung leak
and put in here pairs leaking about 1000 strokes
hour.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Burning of the Oceanic Hotel Naval At-
fairs-Refugees Going Home

Burning of the Oceanic Hotel Naval At-
tairs-Refugees Going Home
NEW YoRK, Sept. "a
About Q o'clock lsst night the Oceanic House,
on Coaay Island, owned by Judge Vanderbilt, was
destroyed by fire. This 10 the second time In two
years ihis hotel has been consumed. 1t originally
cost $50 600.
The sIuop of war Cyane went to sea yesterday,
and the u Surveying schooner Crawford. Acting
Master Luce, arrived Saturday from Jamss River.
No clue has yet been had as to the missing $50 8
600 10 gold sen. from Dubuque. The Deputy
United States Treasurer, Mr. Cisco, says the bogus
boxes received by him are precisely similar to the
genuine boxes which he has heretofore received
from Dubuque, ard must have been made by the
same maker.
TIE decline of tho yellow fever In New Orleans
ia hurrying home hundreds of Southern fsmi-
lies, Tho have been tarrying here TIL the epidemc
had run its course. The steamer Florida, for Sa-
nah. on Saturday, took out ITO passengers, and
tho Nashville for Charleston, AS The Mississippi
route Is avoided In consequence of the appearance
of the pes.llence at V.cksburg Natchez, &c.
Com. Boarman lie packing up to leave the Brook.
yn Navy Yard, and retire TO his farm in Virginia
He will probably be off on the 81 October his time
expiiing on the 1st
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LOCAL MATTERS.

yor,a Ansoosp.. Yesterday afternoon
. negro boy about ten years old. owned BY Mr. Jas
LYONS of this city. was found 10 Petersourg IN the
cara, and brought back to his master % being
questioned to how he came there. ne ssatso snss
% wss anxIous 10 20 10 the South TO his rela-
,s.os' and a. there were some thirty or forty SER
vautc about to leave Richmond, In the cars for
petersburg, on their way to the South, negro man
told him 10 get among them and be could go TO
ostelv for Hr. Lyops, servant man owned
by M r. II. Dickinson, named Warner, was In
Ps.ersbure when the cars arrived. and discovering
the boy, handed him over 10 his master to be
trough, hack 1t is quite likely thst the boy was
serted nv aoe white fellow, who intended to steal
and sell him. a. soon a. he found an opportunity OF
doing so.
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COMMERCIAL.
RIcHMoNp MaRKrrs s.., OK.

FLOUR.-There 10 still nothing doing In Flour,
aud very little arriving. AZ light were the arri
walls this time last year, they much iess In
New York the arrivals are very heavy. Here holders
demand more than shippers willing to pay; but
indeed the amount arriving 10 not sufficient to
any snimatior
WHEAT.-There has been q great falling OF in
the receipts OF Whsat owing Ia part to the seeding
operations Of the farmer; bat 1t is supposed that
many are boidiDg 70. anticipated hisher prices The
mari ct 10 stffer We quote 81 350el so for Red !;
ei 9G0Si IS for white :
CORN The market 10 . little frmer. We quote
s5187i cents per bushsl
OATs.-stock din inished and may be quoted at 20
alta buahol
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]. GARRETT, Pressr

STUDENTS OF DARTMOUTH CoILRGE dis.
tutbance has taken place among the students Of
Dartmouth College Several sophomores net hsv-
Ing the fear of the consequences before their eves
painted the seats of the freshmen recitation room
The freshmen retaliated by gressng the ssa,e of
the sophs. TIE last now broke into g freshman,
room and shaved off h!s hair close to his head -
They regarded him a leader In the grease
m movement, but he ives not. o. coursa the mis-
cbtovous sopnomores were called up before the
college suthorites, and at The last account twenty
of Them were likely to be expelled. Such ecenes
were formerly common at Dartmouth at6 o,her
colleges, but for lumber OF years the7 have been
rare
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REsIsr TING The PoLIcE.-Watehmen
Hill and Wsssermsn, Monday night. arrested
negro named Dennis, belonging TO Kerssy end
On bsrs brought Into eour. yesterday, ihs negro
showed marks of severe Injuries and the case was
continued until o.dsy for Investigation.
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,ra.rnr.K AND PoRIsNOUTH.

M 1000 this morning pretty full de.
,.,i. from Norfolk and Portsmoufn. II WIN
:. .ssn that there has been considerable
.h..sment in Portsmouth. Though tnere
e. been . falling off in Norfolk. 1t Is no'
40 decided as that in Portsmouth. 10 'ne
latter city the deaths Monday Announces -
seven, In the former fou,teea- We re.ei INC
-s.a.r 70 our letters. We are grafifed 70
no. ,h.. DIR Rizer, of Philadelphia, who was
-s,o,,ad a. dead, is alive and getting better
nr mchard Tunstall, of the firm OF Ludlow
& TunstaI, Druggists. and John u. Goroon'
ths Banker, are among the dead in Norfolk
of Monday In Portsmouth Mr.. ). u hoi-
lsdsy, a very important citizen, is still very
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ANTI.RENTISM.

The spirit of Anti Rentism, which has so
long been rampant in the rural districts of
New York, has manifested itself at last in the
metropolis of the Empire State, and select
ed as its first victim in the wealthy corpora,
ton of Trinity Church. The rich possessions
OfTrinity have long been an object of solicit
tude to that large portion of society who
covet their neighbors goods. Various at.
tempts have been made to invalidate the fl
tie, and despoi, the church Of its great pro.
perry, but the law has hitherto proved an
impregnable barrier of defence. AT last
however, the State has entered the lists, and
is offering strong inducements to claimants
TO Dust the corporation from its possessions
1t is a regular war of State against Church
and no one can predict the result. This is
the first time that the spirit of Anti Rentism
has manifested itself in a formidable form
in the city of New York If it triumphs
over Trinity Church, it will probably turn
ITS attention in the next place to the Dutch
Reformed Church, whose wealth is second
only to that OF Trinity; and afterwards pro
ceed from corporations to individuals. The
plea that riches are prejudicial to the spirit.
uaiity Of church can scarcely be consider
cd good ground for depriving church Of its
property. We might, for the same reason
justify the robbing of wealthy individu als
because we have high authority for believing
mat great possessions are drawback to in
dividual piety, and that sit is easier for q
camel to 60 through the eye of needle than
VEN 1''ii Vi iAoa
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JOB PRrNrrse.-In all the various i'm :
provements now making that In letter press print
Ing has not been neglected. and the consequences IL
nov reash the public eye with cards and circulsrs.
got no in the uestest STYLE at cost 90 trfns that
the expense 10 scarcely worth calculating In the
saving machinery IL in use. and the best workmen
are employed. the Proprieto,s are prepared 70 fur
tbousand white or coIored. and circulars at from
Oh 50 to ss per thousand The f.citie. they possess
for rapid printing give them the means Of doing
work a. cheap AZ ii can be done at the North; and
they are masers Of their profession, they get It
up ia a. good style All who wish Cards Circulars
and Show Bills printed for distribution during the
approacbiue Fair would do well to aend Ia their
ders and have them supplied at once, while there s
ample time {, fill them. se2o-6ef
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IhLSEkI 1 DE-
By CANAL. RIVER AND RAILROAD,

70. tas s ssss ending SsP:em5e, % SSd
81 hbds Tobacco; s. hhds Stems; 1896 bbls Flour;
4st bu.hel. Meal; $50 bushels Corn; 4 bags Shot;
I SS Dbl; Li~s sa ton. Ps sscs s .os. Coal
down tonnage: Mershsndize; Groseries; Gusuo;
Plaster; Coal. 10 -rnskins 2.6o5.4s4 lbs up ton.
By THE CENTRAL RAILROAD e9s2 bushels Wheat;
"a tushsIs Corn; 1881 bbls Flour; $50 bushels
Meal; $50 DO OATS s42 do Rye; - Dbl: Rye Flour;
I.s. s pr Fee s5cs.; ton: aaa ga S:,s
g,sa.; ! Bag. EIsssssdt q boxes Soap; 5 Bis
.1s s s.aa T:.:r Ras Bate,
psF; Ps:.shs.' do Appls'; pots PrsssIvs'i
bids Tobacco; 2o5l *, mapufsetured DO; 57as
car Slaves; s4s lbs Rags; Wheat Drills bbl.
Piper; l. boxs. Pipes. su:hsl: Fl,1sse'; Shsad
noAp-lOas bushels cern; 40 bushels WHEAT ;
Tobacco SO sSl. Fleuf: ast LUMBER ;' b asa
Rs.a s,i b21s: ohis'sO'i hfla saissli
BY THE RICHMOND Axp PETEssaURe RAILROAD
i2s hhds Tobacco; boxes Mdss; let Furniture;
co.tez 70 Bag 20 sb. Flour 70 p.t Is
sanSrie. q boxes Pesehesi IS bbis Fish; 1000 It
LANDED IN THE Dock -4i95 sacks Salt; a 600 feet
tgbmbsf sse 5s .ors Lee zoo tons Coal 1900 sgshs.
Gusao 50 FL foD ss GO
cases Matches; 878 bales Hay; $50 tons Plaster;
800 casks Lime.
LANDED AT RICKETTS, during the week 6 s.eemsrs
with assorted caTsoes Of Merchandise; and 10
the Dock New York and Bozton packet with
similar Freight.
EXPORTS CoASTWiSE.
FROM he Docks 200 bushels Feed; 6285 bbls of
Flour; 1867 packages Manufactured Tobaccc; III
hogshesds Tobacct; 1900 kegs Nall; toa, 20
bags aud l2 bb!s Guano; l6 sacks Salt; 426 bales
Wool; 20 doz Brooms; ST $50 lhs Copper Ore; l66
psRs and bbls :nerchandizs; hhds Bacon; 81 tons
lrJ1; u Pioughs; 100 bales Hay; 2 bags Coffee; |
HID Sugar; 80 half bbls Fish; 20 bundles boxes;
ND bushels Coal; so pads Cotton Yarn, 80 empty
bbis, IA bills Beer; cssss Lime.
FROM ROCKETS rs hhGs Tobacco; $3.50 packages
manufactured Tobacco; % bile Smoking DO; and
l5S hhds STEMS S55 bbls Flour; 81 pa rs sundIiss;
i6 kegs Nails; 10 hh5s Hides; AZ bags Wool; IS9
bales Dcmestics; bags Wsx; do Ginseng; 2 do
Snake Root; bags Wheat; 4 bags Feathers; ITO
empty b5!.; 81 hbls Domestics; q bags Rags; 10
60 Seed Dbl Brandy; 10 bbls Porter
To GLAsGow-Per barque Fsnnie Currie.-S07 hhds
Tobacco
To BsEMEN-fer ship Hern.ine.-7l7 hhds Tobacco
TO HALIFAX. II. S Per sshr Uncle Forn.- 34l4
bushsls Wheat.
To Rio JANEISo-Pes barqus Fame -14o6 b5ls of
Flour.
70 AUSTRALIA. Per ship Raven.-52GO bbls Flour.
To LIvEPPooL-Pe barque N HincAey- 49l hhds
Tobacco
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Still ArorHER CAsE-Henry Abbott
oHns Barnard Hamblin, the notorious thief who
escaped from Officer Tyler on his way from North
Carolina here was arraianed a. court yesterday
for stealing purse containing "a. and watch and
chain worth $50, from Mr. Cavsnagh. The purse
was produced by officer Tyler, who obtained Il from
the officer who arrested Abbott in Wilmington, N.
C. and IL was identified by the prosecutor.
Abbott was sent on 10 the Hastings Coart to be
examined on the charge Of felony.
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VIRGINIA. 1t a Circuit Court q,

" lhtlNIAi AC CIRCUIT Court OF tue
County of Henriso, held at sts Btas Can't
house in the city Of Richmond, on Wednesday H,y
81, 1854:
Jas r Parkinson, Nathaniel Savage and ETnis,h
hla wife, Albert 7. Parkinson. A Terry ana s.ns
A.. his wife, Mary A. moGntesstIs. Wm. A. GirsH
Cornelius Clump, T, II. Wood ward ard Mm,.
his wife. susanna Gary, John Parks, Betsy H.r.s
AID Washingto on Poindexter, Flsipt1,
against
sranci. T. Isbell in his right, and as sduipat
tor of Ed win Waddell, decd, fabitha w. b.
wife. l.. q. Waddeli. Bat g. sves and Eis,sa,
bis wife, Mary 8. Sehermerhorn, John W1ot'0a
and Ann, his wife. Henry Duesbs,ry and sa,a
h.s wife, James e Riddios and Jane, bin VII,
Arn C. Parkinson. Margaret 8 p. Crump, Wa \
Tamsn. Sulnmerfield TslEian. the las, f0a' 10
fants Jesse w. Parkinson, James 5 PsrIifss,
Richa,d Parkinson. John Waddeii, GrsrViIs Vs.
deli, Joseph Waddsil, the descendants Ct Re ".
CTump and SalIie. his wife, pstsadnh
Among ether thnss, it whs d5orssd Ihst ffsats
: ishell, administrator Of Edwin Wsdtell de,s.rA
10 render further nc count OF lis Transaction h
r1lnistrstor ga Aforesaid, bstors one Of! CoEn'
siurzrs OF this Court, which accour: tbs "a Con
missioner 10 required to state and settle and 70 10
Court report, with any msttefs especially fifs
dsemed pertinent By himseif. or which any 81 10
p r:es ns7 Isqu,reito be - stated.
Teste, JOHN N. HARRISON, D. {.
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MARRrun

- pts,sdephi., on Tuesday the 9Th Sept. By the
a Van Dshe. WIN. q. MA3SIE, ESD Of
N-~y X to ARABELLA, dsushter OF Thomas
A. htu., d. Esq.
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DIED,

On Tuesday morning last at 81 O'Clock, ut the 3
ideuce Of Mr.. James H Coehi (churoh Hill. J after
. ipe.vins iiiuess, Mrs. SUSAN POLLARD, aged
about 10 yeats
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Hnw apuc1AL NomcHe.

ErreAsT FuarfTURE, ROSEWOOD PIAso,
L. - Aucrror Particular atts3t IL requested
TO the ne Of elegant Fursiture. Rouswood Piano
"a comm snsine this morninE .. 10 O'Clock, at the
,..,aan.. ri Mr VIM s BEERS. corner Of Mayo and
e,asS .t,.st. THOMAS w. KEESEE,
- Se Auctioneer.
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20 OR 100 DOLLARS REWARD -

DV Lei my residence, In Ofa0ge county, " -.
Saturday night the 22f inst my dini1Ei2og w w
want. ROBERT. | have no doabt bic otsa'
make his escape Horth-yet. hsyiIs mI,.. ~
Charles City county, Va, he may hr.t ms.' ,ss
70 her. FER $50 reward for him, Ile4 = sr
State and lodged la Jail. that get hg .s5,.
500 II taken tut Of the State and .ee@sd ,im
lie is SO o. 40 years old: sbou: re! ~. ,,,r
built; brigh. m ulsttc; bushy hair 800 W. ~,
generally quick when spoken to. ane =. asnoss
with much strength. FRAHtIs 'LHD
SO ee-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-26

VIOLATING THE LAw.-Messrs Schaap
s. Co., charged With selling liquor contrary to law
in several instances, were yesterday fined by the
Mayor In two cases and cent on 10 the Hastings
Court la g like number
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-26

OBsrRuc rIoN.-Messrs. Gretter and
Brent were Aued by the Mayor yesterday for caus.
ipg obstruction, ia the shape of pile of wood on
the south side of the Basin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-26

LET OFF.--Martha, slave to Cornelius
Tyler, was before the Mayor yesterday for being
out Of track and having suspicious pass. The suspi
cious circumstances being cleared up to his Honors
satisfaction the woman was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-26

Nor PaovEp.-Chas. Green. free ne.
ero charged with breaking into the house Of Thos
Cooley ard taking $500 thsrerom was d'ca:r n
Client proof to send the prisoner on for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-26

ComMIssIoNEs's OFFICE, WIG Bun1lsi,I
Ri:hmon5, sspt. Is, 1855
The parties interested in the decree whsfaa =.
treaoins Is an extract, are hereby notified % ',''
at lhie office on FRIDAY, the 26sh day OF Vt.@
rext at 10 o'clock A. NJ, with The eyidsn'sh;s'.,
sary to enable me to perform the duties gI;r@''
by The saId dserss. RICH. M CARf
"a 9f-wIU Commlssissd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-26

PAYING FOR THEM--Oliver, a slave to
John Gilmore, was yesterday ordered logging
by The Mayor for stealing lot of corn and peaches
While 10 Cour. he referred TO a negro as the per-
son from whom he bought them. but the witness
being produced denied emphatically having sold