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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RaIpo.,
COMPANY

The recent report of the officers of ,b;s
Company shows that its affairs are in a b;ob
ly prosperous state. The road is in ax
csllent condition, having been entirely rel.; a
with T iron, and is now one of the best road.
in the combination of speed, comfort and
safety, in the g. States. Gross increase of the
company the past year, sl45,7ol 60 Or.
binary expenses for working the road, ss4
762 81; net balance over and above WORKING
expenses. s6o.sas IS, about six per cen. on
the capital stock of $1,000, 900. A semi. an.
nuM dividend of two per cent, it is reportsd
will be declared. leaving balance of two
per cent. for the creation of sinking fund
Great credit is due Peter V. Daniel, ESQ
the able and energetic President, who is an ~
ported by skillful and faithful corps Of "a;
GERS, for the successful manner in which the
road has been elevated from its depressed
condition. and the bright prospects which are
now opening upon 1t.
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n.r Nrano sHor nr AnorHsR.-Yester-

OHE Nero SHOT BIZ 10steI.
dsy morning between the hours of 10 and III
o'clock, Mr.. d L Kents carriage driver, Ralph, was
shot ard seriously wounded by Boiling. smother
of Mr.. ks servants The affair ~ we understand
Il, happened thus When Ralph was about ready
TO take his masters family to church, he went Into
the lodging room occupied BY Boiling and him.
sell, and finding Boiling partially undressed, re-
marked that was a good time to give him few
stripes. and started for the whip. Boiling imme
diately repeated that II Ralph struck him he would
shoot him. at the same time selling the whip AZ
Ralph Intended nothing but fun, he caught bold Of
Boiling, when scuffi ensued, during which Bob
ling got hold Of loaded pistol lying 10 the room
and fred on Ralph, the ball striking him on me
left breast, obl!quey, following the bone OF the
breast, and passed out near the arm pit Drs
Lewis and Gibson were Immediately sent for, and
rendered the necessary surgical assfntance Az
late hour yesterday afternoon the wounded neg,o,
was doing WELL and his physicians think ne VIII
soon recover Boiling will have an examination
before they Mayor this morning, we presume.
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- The late rains do not seem to have
had any effect on the prices of vegetables in
our markets. BY some mystery, beyond our
comprehension, the prices of all the main
articles offood in Richmond equal, and some
of them surpass, those in the large Northern
cities
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ALMOST READY.-The steamer Augusta,
under command of the liberal, obliging and whole
souled Capt. Smith, has undergone thorough
cverhsuling and repairing, preparatory to the
summer travel, and Ia expected to take her place
on the Port Wailhall route, next Wednesday
morning. From thu time steamer will run reg
uar each day to and from Norfolk and Rich
mOnd
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Harm PARTy.-Alaxan

HARD PARrY.-Alexander Jackson, the
worst negro In Richmond, made his appearance
before the Mayor last Saturday, to answer the
charge of assaulting and beating Catherine Hous-
ton, white woman, In her own house. Four witt
nesses were sworn and examined on behalf of the
Commonwealth, but as no two of them testified to
the same facts, his Honor discharged the accused,
promising to remember his transgress ions here
tofore, and to give him lamb and peas In future if
ever again convicted of assautng a white person
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HueuENor SpRINGs.-This beautiful sum.

HUGuENOr SPRINGs.-This beautiful sum-
mer resort will be ready for the reception of visitors
by the 18th inst the grounds and budr Is ali hay-
log been put in the most complete order, but the
house 10 now open, persons may be accommodate
before that time by writing to Major Wooldridse at
Coalfield depot Chesterfield county, who will send
conveyances to the railroad to take vsisers to the
Sp ines. The Huguenot ID one OF the most de-
sirable places of resort fer nvalids we'll plea.
sure seekers, in Eastern Virginia, and deserves to
be most literally encouraged Its close proximity to
Richmond and Petersburg-the me dicinal Efficacy OF
its waters-the splendid scenery and nteleen
neighholhood surrounding it-and above all, the ad
Inducements which should be appreciated by dis.
corning public We know that Major Wooidsi1ge
and his polite aud attentive agents will spare no e.
forts to add the enjoyment Of their guests In every
particular. and therefore trust that he approach
ing SESSION may be one of unuIual success at these
Springs.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Our contemporary of the Williamsburg
VA Gazette, noticing the improvements in
progress in Williamsburg thinks it may one
day become one of the most prosperous CT
ties of the South. We rejoice to hear that
the old town is renewing its youth. If it is
no longer the capital, it is at least capital
place in hospitality, intelligence and refine
ment
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DRowsED.-On Saturday night last
about pre O'Clock. negro man, called MAJ, M
property Of Mrs. Martha Goolsby. OF Flovsnna ,s..
rom boat into the basin and was drowned. Nn1
was haud on the canal boat Pauline, kobeIt w :.
MAY. master, and at the time Of the accident was
He was intoxicated at the time, and just be-
fore he fell into the water his fellow servants at
tempted to get him to go into the cabin "a. ne re-
fused TO do so Those with him, soon as they saw
him fails made every eJrt to rescue him oy reach.
ing him peIes and calling on him to catch hold OF
instead of doing 50 he swan rom the ~
abort distance and then sank to rise no more. Inc
hodY has not been recevered.
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CARED FoR-Watt, an old white hail
negro, Just from the luns:ic asylum, was taken te
the cage last Saturday morning. aud locked up fol
rambling about the streets. That afternoon he
was placed In the custody of his owner wi had
him properly cared for.
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MARINE NEWS.
PoRf OF RICHMOND, June Q.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Pennsylvenia, Clifford, Phiadelphia, rndss
and passengers.
Schr. John Bell, Ham, Rockland lime, Bridg ford
Co.
schr. Ocean Wave Davis, Norfolk, mdze. w. d.
Cclquitt & Co.
schr. American, Eversmsn, Alexandria, mdze.
Schr. Emma, Shorter, Baltimore, lumber.
Schr. Mary Ann HsttY, Bunting PhiladeIphia,
Iron.
Sehr. Gallego, Smith, New York, mdze.
Schr. MILAN, Pinchney. New York, mdzs.
SAILED.
Schr. Ophir Blazsdell, Rockland. mdze.
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AN IMPERIAL PERJURER.

Kossuth, in a late letter to a New York
journal, re-publishes the oath which Louis
Napoleon took upon becoming President of
the French Republic. 1t was as follows "In
the presence of God and before the French
people, l swear to remain faithful to the
Democratic Republic, and to fulfill all the
duties which the Constitution imposes on
me-" On the President of the National As
,sembly exclaiming, ave beseech God and
man to witness that OATH" Napoleon So
lemnly added: The vote am to take will
command my future. My duty is fixed. l
shall fulfil it as a man of honor. | shall only
Bee the enemies of the country in all those
who attempt to change, by illegal modes,
what France has esta blished.' 1t was in the
face of this solemn oath and obligation, that
by wholesale assassination Louis NAPOLEON
sscended the throne of France.
This perjurer and murderer, whose ;nne
rial crimes, if committed by priv ate sinner
would have been visited at once by the gull
lotine, has the audacity to announce to tho
world that he is under the especial nro,ec.
ton Of Divine Providence against the as.
saults of all other assassins. This pleasan.
delusion will, in all probability, before MANY
years. be dispelled. If he is preserved from
the hands of murderers, it NAV be- like :.
greater man than himself, to suffer q moro
ignominious doom than death.
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AMiABLE COUPLE William and Mary
Ellen, two slaves, made their appearance at the
OF asssultDg Samuel McAdanl, and using insolent
and abusive language to Mrs. McAdam. On hear.
Ing the evidence, William was ordered TO be fog
ged to the full extent OF the law and Mary directed
to receive twenty five stripes
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CLEAR THE GUTTERs.-Joseph G. Watt
builder, was fined by the Mayor. for damine
the cutters on Main street, between Goth and 2lst
10 get water 10 make mortar and failing to remove
the obstruction afterwards.
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New OMNIBUs.-Proprietor Thurston of
the United States Hotel has just put on the street
a new and beautiful omnibus designed to run be-
tween his house and the various railroad, steam.
boat and canal packet depots, for the accommoda-
ton of his patrons
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VoLusrEER PARADEs The Greys, Cap
Elliot, will parade this morning at 8 o'clock Mem
bers will note the hour and be punctual
The R l.. Blues will parade this afternoon G
half pas, O'Clock, when they will march to Girl
fms spring to partake of a collation..
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GoNE AT LAsT-The old frame building
immediate. ~ west Of Henrioo county court house.
which has been eye sore and disgrace to the city
for years past, has st length been demolished and
ir now no more. There several others In the
same nee hboThood that would detrac. nothing from
the beauty Of the street. by their sudden disappear
Auce.
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The HUsTINGs Court will set to- day at
II o'clock in Odd Fellows Hall, corner of Franks
lin and Mayo streets. The dockets, both civil and
criminal, are very long, and will keep the court
busy to dispose OF them.
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MARRIED.

At West6eld, Massachusetts, on the 9th instant, ct
the residence OF tTrH Tbayer. by Rev. Fl nj. Par
SONS, of Springfield. HORACE B. KENT. of this
city, to Mig ELLEN e. GILLETTE, Of WestfeId.
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DIARRHeA is very prevalent at this time
all over the country. and when not promptly chick
ed |, quite dangerous Bakers Premium Btters IL
the best remedy We have ever tiled for this annoy.
log compfa Mt
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Ivory WoRK-Mr. G.. Fl. Miller, on It'll
street, has just completed another lot of beautiful
Ivory Work, which the ladies should call and see
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" ArrA1a-Wm Emith WIS

FIsHr ARFAIR.-Wm Emith was sum-
moned before the Mayor to show cause why he
should not be iaed for buying FISH In tn firs mar.
kat 10 sell sgain, and for offering for sale unsound
fsh, but owing to The absence Of witnesses the la.
vesrsaiion WAS postponed untiithis morning.
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Dock STREET must be graded and paved
before the fall sets in, it will soon become rnnas
sibIe Let the Commissioners OF Streets for Jefer-
son Ward bear this fact in mind all parts OF the
citv are interested in that improvement
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BEAUTIFUL SwoRD-The Armory Band
to give a concert on the 10Th instant when the
Volunteer Company selling the larges, number o.
tickets will represented with magnificent sword
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FiRE.-The alarm of fire, on Saturday
evening last, was caused by the burning OF small
quantity of hay. 10 Mr.. Edward McAdsms Stable,
Ia rear of his residence on Mayo street Inc
flames were extinguished before doing serious
damage
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VIRG INA AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Chance.
~ for the County of Henrico, the 4th day of June
1855:
Hannah Swartsen who sues by r. r. Howi,on.
her next friend. Plaintiff
AGAINST
Alvin B. SwartZell. D defendant
The object of this suit 10 to obtain divorces nfrom
the bonds of matrimony" and affidavit having bee
made and fled that the defendant above named
is Nonresident of this Com NV ealth the said a.
fspdant notified to appear at the Rurs to be hold
en- In the CLERKS flee of the said Court on the rst
Monday In September next, and do what 10 neces.
rary to protect his interests in this suit
Aeopy-Teste, BENZ, POLLARD, D. C.
js il-1awdw
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VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE hEAL
EsrAry near Rchmord at Auction, THIS AFTER
nooN The particular attention of the public il
called to the sale this afternoon, at 4ocloc< of Mr.
70. r. Duvaps very valuable Real Estate near this
citv and also to Mr. DuvaPs caro- relative thereto
The sale win be made without limit or reserve
GODDIN Il APPERsON,
A1rfa
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REMOVAL OF THE CANADIAN CAPIroL.-The
Toronto Colonist of late date, says:
awe can assure our contemporaries that the
seat OF the Provincial government will be removed
here without fail, as agreed upon.
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AUCTION NoTICE.-At 5 o'clock this af-
ternoon will be sold, at auction, valuable brick
House and Lot, 18th street, Church Hill. See
Advertisement
iel1 LARUS SHINE, Aucts
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= a. ali rerticular atten-

NorroE.-I wish to call particular atten-
ton To INV sale of very valuable Resi- Estate. This
esnno. collect ssss 30 co oleo
=. I, - 81. ssls mu,t be DO itive, and those who
wsnt md even those who 90 not, wsud do well to
attend az from the pressure OF the times snail nave
to submit to great sacrihce' ana my loss VIII %
their gain. n py,y.r
ia I H. III
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DRY GOODS AT COST FOR CASH

TRY GOODS AT COST FOR CASH
business shall sell off the whole of my well select
ed stock Of DRY GOODS. AT PRIME COST FOR
CASH. commencing Monday, 18th June.
The Goods are entirely new, and most of the m
have been purchased within the last two months -
This 10 therefore rare opportunity for persons TO
sur ply themselves at great saving
the stock comprises rich figured and plain Silk
Bareges de LANES; Tissues English, Ere oh and
American Lawns; Ginghams; Sprisged and Dot ed
Bed Fringes; Rich embroidered and plain Grape
shaws and Scarf; Martles In every style; Embroi-
deries con'sting of Handkerchief, Collars Sleeves
cies too numerous for insertion
JACOB A. LEVY,
1e rs Main 1T
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FRESH Sort CRABS Having made ar
rangements to get supply of SOFT CRABS regu.
larry from Mary land the public can rely on always
getting them fresh by calling 1.-THE Vsrandsh House,
Northern end OF the new vegetable Market.
je 7-6t RO. REID, Proprietor.
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Butter, Eggs and Chickens continue to
bring exhorbitapt prices In the markets Where are
the bountiful supplies of these articles that were TO
be poured In Us. dit cheap, soon as the vsiou1
railroads leading to Richmond were ready to bring
them down.
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HOLLY WOOD CEMETERY COMPAEY.-A
called meeting of the Hollywood Cemetery Compa
ny will BIS held over the store of Mr. Alexander Du
val, on THURSDAY, the l4th inst at half past
o'clock P. M. WIN. FL. HAXALl
ia 7-lw Secrstsry
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L excellent dining room servsat, the other hack
driver Apply to VIM GOULDIN
lie list
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v,rss i. Cs was hung 10 sfiigy to the telegram
NV y o0e'ssssown, Mass, Wsduesday k 'pn
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DOETRY FOR THE PEOPLE, by B.
l. W. DAVIS. OF VALLEY sCHOOL.-A few
little poems in pamphlet FORM under the above title,
nity with the hope of their acceptance. The author
believes that eoting m nds will be potably inter-
ested ia reading 1.-THE Babe of Ca ifornia :" Mildred
in Heaven" MARY at the CT Jesus, "Ons Fold
and one Shepherd" &c The poems can be had al.
80 at the School, 18th street, Marshal and Clay.
lie lifts
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EOR RENT.-A brick dwelling HOUSE
4 on Broad st., two doors above Monroe contain.
ing six or seven rooms. Apply to
lie list VIM GOULDIN
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EINE CHEWING TORACC,011 Ii "a

EsINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-In ad-
= dition to our stock Of Ros's Oronoto aud an.
iiam's Wine ssplwe In receipt Of lot Of "R AM,
norn,n by Cosby Winfres, ordered for US by them
Gentlemen wanting fine Tobacco, have only TO
eau &C. our store Us Main street. to find tbs pisk Of
Inc virginia crops. Sold In anv quantity
BENNETT l. BEERS. Drussi.t,.
Je IL Agents for the Faetoriss
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ie II

HOFFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
-. - ani 200 dos Bakers (virsini-) Fremiam Bit.
terra, for sale at manufacturers prices
-, BENEFIT I BEERS,
10 II Dsussists.
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rnw ePDcrAI NOTICES.

PaorEorIOr BuILpise FUED CobfArY.
An adjourned meetipg Of Protection Enildipg Fund
COMPANY viii be held This tMONDAY1 Evening.
June 18th, st o'clock, over Butt re snons bosh-
store.
$1,000 will be loaned ct the above meetiss,
je1l-1t W.. A 1OTTEAs, zee =.
NoTIoe.-On the night of WEDNEs-
DAY 18th June at O'Clock. In the room over nus
ters l. Gimons' Bookstore. on Main street, WIN =.
beld meeting of the st. Andrews SocistJ. o. tnla
city at which full and punctusl atfendsnce = ~
cd. CdAb .. "a GG.,st.,x
Ia list Oes''J'
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/ r. L. /. BLUES-Parade at Lafayette
ID Hail. on MONDAY, the 18th inst, at half past
I'll O'Clock. in uniform, with Cloth
~ Cap and Pompoons.
sSeTgeants w II summon every in their respec.
tive squads to be puactaGl at tbs hour.
BY order of The Captain.
WIN. H. FRY, serg'.
Honorary members who intend joining us on this
parade Invited TO attend at tbs place and hour
above mentioned.
je 9-2t WIN Fl. FRY, Sers't
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DOCKET BOOK L0gT -

L Thursdsy last, between the post Office In r.
containing Sl9o. viz: Two fifty dollar notes on.
the Bank OF the vsiiey-three twenty dollar NJ,
and three ten dollar notes, sll Virgins money 80.
constable OF Richmond for Szos4 win iibsrsnsn %
ward the finder for leaving the same with me IN y
Kent, or at tbs Dispatch Office ~ Tvs"
THEOFfLUS III WOODWARD
JeH-2tT One mile from the Cross Roads N x
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4@a o. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP

&@A q. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
s.s6E JAMESTOWN FOR NEW YORK
VIA NORFOLK, leaves wharf at Rockets TUESDAY
afternoon. tn 18th inst at O'Clock
Freight received to-day, (Monday.) at II o'clock,
anil up to the hour of O'Clock P. M Tuesday
18th inst
Passengers requested to be on board before the
hour of departu Q. O'Clock P. M, Tuesday.
Tickets and Rerths secured at our Office, south
side of Basin, and on board of the Ship
Shippers requested TO send in their bills of la
ding early Tuesday afternoon, or their goods will
be consigned to order.
Consgnses are informed that their goods W ill be
landed to-day, and they are requested to send down
for them.
Only SO through to New York, m cal. included.
je I1-2t LUDLAM & WATSON
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RLANK BOOKS.-J. W RANDOLPH

A. offers for sale. large stock Of Ledger,. Journ
ais Day Book. Blottezs, Cash Books Invoice and
Letter Booze, Memorandum and Pass Books &c Of
various sizes. styles and qualities of Northern and
home manufacture. Blank Books made 20 order -
Those who i9send opening new sets books in July
per ruled for bills and all other artjeIss in .ba
nonsry line are for sale at low prioes, at I2i Main
s-.cot ie ll-2t
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/ OST-SOmewhere On Shockoe Hill, be-
IL tween Main and Broad streets, GREEN sITK
PURSE, containing one five dollar note. three ona
dollar gold pisces and small amount Of silver Tbs
finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at
TINsLEY, TARDY l. CO.'S Store.
je 9-St Cary ,trsa,
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"A MEMORANDuM

/ ,OST.-A MEMORANDUM BOOK
II containing note of 8. l.. Housswrisbt r.,
xS8.75 one OF M Robertson. for Ss5 a ch.ck =.
Z. Allen, for sI25o, payable July and other ~.
pers Of no importance TO any but the subscriber
suitable reward will be given to the finder. IL "a
tnrasd TO r. FL COWLJNG
je IL st No 10 Governort
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CHIRTS, SHIRTS SHIRTS.

CHIRTS, SHIFTS SHIRTS.
~ j. BRUSH, FROM PHILADELPHIA,
wishes to inform the gsntlemeh of Richmond and
its vicinity, that he will remain short time longer
at VIM. II. Richardson's, 14thEsf. opposite the Ex-
change to take orders and for his su
cut az d make of SHIRTS which have been the ad
miration of every gent who has tried them.
N. BAH Shirts made by the proprietor are of
the best materials superior workmanship and war
ranted to it je1l-3t*
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HANTELOPE BRAND The subscrib.
" ers receiving this morning further supply
of the above popular brand CHEWING TOBACCO.
manufactured by N. H. Thornton, of this city For
sale low. NORTON NORBORNE co,
lie LIFT Opposite American Hotel
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R0 BBLS. WASHINGTON LIME
cO superior quality landing and for sale; 20
do. TAR in prime order. in store and for sale by
je lists j. B. SCLATER.
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I OoT BAGGAGE.-Below is list Of
e. unclaimed Baggage, remaining in the Depos Of
the Richmond, Frsdericksburs and Potomac Rail
road Company. for more than twelve months sll Of
wlich will be sold at public auction the 96th in.
slant, unless sooner claimed and the ownershp pro-
ven.
AscatsloEue, describing contents, &c, will be il.
sued hafnre the dav nf
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UNE 18th, 1S55-No. 205 Broad ST., at
- 0OLDsMITS TRIMMING AND FANCY
STORE, can be had the greatest bargains in Needle
Worked Goods in the city. His assortmen MT Is very
large. comprising every sort EMBROIDERED
GOODS imported. aud to only witness at what az
tonishing low prices Goldsmidt sell them IL to be
wondered at You should only cali and see his Col
lars, Sleeves Bands, Infants Waists and Robes In
side Capes, Cambria and Swiss Edeings and Inser
irgs, Ladies' Gents and Childtens Hosiery just r.
ceivsd large lot pretty Spanish Fans at only 81 /
cents; Ladies' and Childrsn's long and short Mitts
from q to the fine quality embroidered ana
plain Linen Hdkfs, at very low prices.
DON'T delay, but cal! Immediately at GoIdsmidt's
and get some of his bargains before they are gone.
E. GOLDSMITH
je IL 2n5 Broad street
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HOUSE FURNISHING AND FANCY
IL GOODS &c.-Wire dish and plate covers, Pa.
tent and plain Ice Cream Freezers and Buckets
Feather Dusters Fly Brushes Water Coolers, large
and nall Walters, Buffers Trays and Stands, fine
com Brooms, Cocoa Dippers, an assortment of Ja-
PANIED tin ware, weod ware, Travelling, Work Key
and Nursery Baskets. Table Mats. Hair and Wire
Siters all Sizes fine Leather Key Baskets; an assert
ment of Bird Csgss, Nursery Lamps India Rubber
Cloth for the Nursery, Fancy Goods; ALSO large az
Toys for sale at prices to suit the times. bv
HARROLD,
jeI1-St lis Broad street