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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

Correspondence of the DiApstch. =
Canal Reesipts CAiid Killed bv Tsaebe, : srocs
&aotionssrs : California Emigraats-- rY,sinia
Rands- The Nee Disease &c.
f.z ae NEW fonx, June 2lst
The receipts OF ell State canals 10 the lath a,
Jdne since opening OF navia aticn, have been s5a3
III 81, failing off OF Sl2s.573 6s compared wi,b
the same time last year.
The Rev. Dr. Penuins toH the colored ct.,rr
man who wss kicked Of the Sixth Avenue cara hs,
Appealed to the friends OF Freedom eenersllv 10
aid him in prosecuting the company for DAMAGES
Yesterday afternoon coroner Hilton received In
farmation OF the death OF child Ave year, of .,a
from ihasmstion OF the braip caused nv . NJ,
from one OF the teachers In the public schools
The licenses OF sactioneers have expirea and
the Mock Auction" men will have some trouh,e IN
getting ih eirs agsio. ~
The Young Mems Democratic Irn,o, r,nh -. !.
celebrate their anniversary at Metropolitan Thsss
tire on the 3oih Hon. X. Al. T. Hun.er .na m A
Wac, OF Viesiaia are invited TO address them
General piiiew, who has been sojourning here.
leityeaArdsy morning.
The bids tor the canal loan OF 81 800 ooo h.r.
been spirited. j. Thompson, of This ri,v' 49,
81 05oo0o worth at Sll7 26 J. T. Sonlter soOo
600, aud Gammann q Co $50 900. The other bid
ders were {, ON Albany. oN-
The steamer Star OF the South ss,lad O., r.,
pool yesterday afternoon with 60 passengers
Tne old rooms In the Aston House. 40 Ions o.c,-
pied by Daniel Webster tina, they were ealleJ the
for a ladies' breakfast room e0 Wy
TIE Illinois. for California. Yesterday took on,
about 3oo psssensers-the Effects of the cbeeriog
accounts from the gold mines there
There was sale OF Us 600 OF Virginia 6's yea
,erdsy at 500 3.4 On the frs, Of lime ,nav
brought $50. on the 18th 800, and now thew are
selling at 500 "a. with a fair prospect In week
OF reachips SOL.
TIE new disease which has appeared here is be-
leved TO be what's called the "Charbon' In Frsnce
IL an incsion is made directly after the spot ap-
pears in the akin. the spread lie stopped but with
out that, certain death foliows.
An exciting contest came OFF yesterday over the
Unioa course between George Spicersb O. Ian.
tern and Hiram Woodruti's r. m. Lady Franklin.
The match was Tor $1,000, trotting hes. three 10
five, Ia harness. Lady franklin won Ia three
straight heats.
Beet 10 faog-fallen now two or three eents
they say, per pound. Butter, too. Ia falling aud
mas got 70 come lower Cherries, goosebefrcs
strawberries, currants, &c prevail, and at cheap
rates.
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nj E. RUM.-40 barrels received on
1Na consignment-suitable for Tobacco manufac-
turers For sale on accommodating terms by
je D CRENSHAW co,
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SY TAYLOR d WILLIAMS.
11yHE HANDSOME EApu 1rax

: sHE HANDSOME FARM KNOWN
fapf az As.WSBshRf PLAINS. WITH STOCK,
~ z ESrS AND FURNITURE Ar S1IC.
p 1aon or MONDAY 9th July at CLOCK
reside known a. "sTRAWBERRY PLAINso j
{lns On the Charles City Road, about miles below
tns Guy IheTe are 60 acres 25 of which ire asared
ana msniy improved. the remainder in woods The
oWsiilns Is an excellent building with rooms .n5
the usual necessary out-houses ali in FOOD o,Sa
rosss'. ion Of the land will b given by ist octo
Tru,.s1sns .s;ns oy lst december uext
at and Y months from day of sale, with interesl
trust deed ~ 'es1ieo "
After the sale of the Farm. will be sold the stocl
OF Horses Cows, Hegs, Carriage Carts &c.
TERMs-Sums under $40 cash; ever that amoun,
W days credit, for approved notes with int res
NEGROES FOR SALE PRIVATELY Il have
valuable young woman accustomed to Farm work
with children, and several young negroes. which
wish to sell privately, to remain in the county
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing. can view the Farm
a. any time previous to the sale.
TAYLOR VII LIAMs Aucts,
je q -eod5thJ uy x dtd "a
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.--After the lst of july
- there will be vacant two verv desrabl, room,
at Mn Id BOOKER'S, on Bank betw een lOth
snd llth Sta They front the street and are yery
desirable and pleasant in their location ie s2-5t
ROARDING.-Five or six gentlemen
- can be sccd 9modated with BOARD and plea.
SAINT Rooms in central and convenient part of the
late T. J. Glenn. on Broad between 9th and 7th sta
two doors from 7th st. < wa ~. ''
Day boarders can also be Accommodated
je 20-3t*-WS&M ',-
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DRESERVING SUGAR.-We are SELL
j ise the best Crushsd Sugar ct oaly 10 gents per
pound At retail; By the barrel e y ste pr D.
: n HUL8T s KING,
FrankIin stFest, cid Market
Z. f6-Iw end leo broad street,
no CONTRACTORS ~,

IO C41N4hAO1O0os- Et0p0s6lp Will
il be recsiyed st this offce until Aopday next,
closing at 70 O'clock n for the foilcwiss WORK.
The 0rsdipg of Sth street from point near Canal
street 70 the bridge over the Dock CsnAl and for the
re-psving and new stone psvenasnf rsqsrsd on aid
Aso for Grsdins First street from Leigh street 10
Jackson street. requiring about 40 yards Of exssvs-
ton Ito be deposited in said street $40 the esti-
mate 10 be taken on cuttings alohs.
: Also for the sxtensian Of ths culvert on eixtn
street to the sreh under Tredsssr .tiset TIE saia
euiyers 10 have the same capacity With that already
huiit, and to be sonstruetsd with saostAsf's nsss
sids-vaIks and coysrs wsil laid 10 cement
The bids f,r the above work muse state the pr'es
oer eusfs ysrd for era1ine-fhe psiee per square
srd soT NV ps,iss and rslsyisg the Cd Psyemsnts
is udpe the urnisbfns Of ard snefor hs cclverss
The nri.s per fnes foofths euivert 70 BE we'll
s1sd Svith esfh 10 Be takes Gon fhs hill immsdi.
stely on tn Noe Of the WORK.
costracia with spprcysd severity, ecseitiosed ser
~ NOR Of and sthfuf executton 81 de WORK, will
BE- sdaired 10 be signed BY indisi6usls 70 whom
wotf u 81 ardsd within tn days sftss the date Of
10 awssd the proposal Will b considered ebsa-
dsned. All the above work viii BE- fsqsired 70 b
sxeepted - early a. practicable.
Tor farther informafioa, ssqsirs o. the City En-
sineer apd Superintendent 81 eexeets.
isa-dH Commsr Streets eensfsIy.
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=. aNoTHkR scHoeLMAsTRR MURDERED. The
Memphis papers state that the keensr Of an go
my at pontotoc. Miss named Brown. rseentlv
punished Que OF his pupils for which he wss
way aud attacked BY the boys brother TIE
only 10 be scutfie between them. unt;, .aas =
d. rug few yards his hands across biz abdomen.
ana feii down iifeless. Tue young man Was ar
rested 81 once Mr.. Brown was a man much re-
to the verdict 10 the case of Ward for kiina RI,
Ter, there Is NO law to punish the murder Of q
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
AMERICAN RATIFT1sITToN 1;;Ts5II-.;-,;;S;;5;

:, Ea.sros. Pa, June e2.-The American
ps h,sa neld here last night, to ralify TIE
sssa ssIhslpnia platform, was tbs largest ever
4 sar;os q nere. Dr. samuel Sandt presided.
sing the Philadelphia fistform ana .. auaor'
ledging It as political creed thew stsnd Nv
ana battle for. for the sake of our cauntry
ana political liberty. in opposition to tyrsn.
ny, civil or ecclesiastical. : - - iAA'
Inc repeal Of the Missouri Compromise i.
deprecated emphaticalIy as breach If a
sacred compact between the North and
, me south, and the resolutions DENY that the
4! I'm section of the platform, does not endorse
sne missouri outrage, and affirm that II re.
iers slavery to proper legislation. -
=: JOY Morris, Mayor Conrad, and Henry
olni1n. OF Philadelphia. addressed the meet
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LATER FROM VENEzUELA.-Datesf from yenexu.
era are 10 the LET OF May. Ell EeoaioHsista laws be-
tore fs readers extracts from Boz ots nsne2s 70.
Ierrine 10 the late movement la Venezuela IA
proof OF the little likelihood of any disturbance to
DC az spprehended from the people OF New Grenada.
eminent has been drawn up by the CommeTcis,
puohc OF Caracas, praying for alters alton in the
present tariH system, as highly Injurious to the
trade aud treasury. ~
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MARKETS

!; new NEW foaK, Jues 22.-Cotton unchanged, with a
gss 30. Southern firm. Wheat dull. with a A..
Snninf tendency. Corn firm. Pork advanced half
oGDtsr per barrel Beef firm and Lard upchar ed
DIAL fiMoRE Juns % Sales OF 700 barrel, Howard
ere greet and City Mills Flour at $40 Wheat-red
SIDskz 90 very choice 1926 white ~ Is Corn
white $lOl "a; yellow 3Ia GS A .
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BRAZIL AND PARAcUAY-The questions in dis.
pate between Brazil and Paraguay, says the Wash
iugton Union. are in a fair way of settlement
right of the navigation of the Paraguay river land
ssven Of the men of war comprising a part Of the
Brazilian squadron now at the mouth of the Pars
quay will ascend that river to ,Cuayls, the capital
of Matte Grasso a province of Brazil. Nothing had
transpired relative to the right copce ded to other
nations TO ascend this river either through that por
ton OF 1t claimed by Paraguay or that claimed BY
-
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HANDSOME NEW DWELLING ON

11CLAY STREET, WEST OF CLAY STREET
CHAPEL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be
sold on FRIDAY afternoon, the 18th day OF Junes
nevis srsctsd frs.S $3.50 y. .soys
sdjoning The residence Of Mr.. Gideon Rag land. IL
is remarkably we'll built, has good rooms besides
the outbuildinss 10 3 sll9Es
TERMs-ons- fourth cash. balance at three six ard
nine months, for nesotisble notes. interest added,
and title retained till last note IL paid Taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
js Y eGOODIN APPERS0N, Austs.
CMALL TENEMENT ON CHURCH
~ HILL FOR SALE AT AUCfTON-Will be
sold on WEDNESDAY,the 9th Of Jene, 1855. on
the premises, commencing at 6 O'Clock. . small
nearly opposite the residence OF M. Jno. B. Meunt-
castle, now in the occupancy Of Mr.. Henry Taylor.
for negotiable notes. interest sddsd and title
till last note IL paid Purchaser pay taxes for the
present year. GODOfN APPEksON,
je22 3 Auctioneers
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VIEws OF THE RUSSIAN MINISTER ON THE ATE
FoRRIaH NEws.-The Russian Minister saws q
Washington correspondent, laughs heartily with
his fft Ids over what be regards the exaprerated
accounts from the seat of war. He says that the
,ople OF France and Eogland required the manu-
fscture Of victories to saisfy their clasaors; and
as to the reported number Of vessels esroyed in
the sea ct Azof he remarks, that 1t far .prpasses
all the Russians ever had there
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MAJORITY AGAI.sr PRoHIBIrIoN in ILLIsoIs-
Returns from all the counties liz Illinoia State
have been received, which show u majority of
I4,0ob against the prohibtory liqaor law. The
total vote was 1857 1886 the largest vote ever DO lied
10 the State. Tho official returns VIII probably
vary the figures somewhat.
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OBJECT CT THE MRxEcAN RxvoLurros. let.
yer from the Rio Grsnde gives the following end,
n'cn are sought to be attained BY the Revolution.
other places mentioned above embraces III over.
tnrow OF Santa Anna. such a constitution A. sha
nation may establish the Caballos tariff The sholi.
on on the frontier ct taxes for FIVE years The free
OF provisions, the abolition of prohl.
declaration that for smuggling there shall NOT be- 1
greater penalty than the loss OF property that ali
the revenue thus obtained shall be expended 10 n
defense OF The frontier sgainst the Indians. and
the extermlnation or entire reduction If ,his en-
envy" - VI 'n'' eo'
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CMALL TENEMENT ON CHURCI
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALC-
" ABLE FAR In HENaInO. ON THE

RIChMOND AND EAEUEdlCA46Qk0 = -
MILES FROM RICHMOND As Commissioners Of
the Circuit Court of Henr;eo In . dsSfss pronoun-
eed the 6th day Of Novsnbsr 1854. IN the Of
Jennin -, he, vs. JenEinss &c / shall proceed to
cell. At public auction. ca the premises. on FRIDAY
THE 6TH OF JULY, 1855. st II O'Clock. If fair IL
not the fair day the vaiuahie landed estate Of
which the late William Jennings died ssized dtps-
ted or the Richmond and frederickshurg Railroad,
shout miles from Richmond, and adjoining HspesIy
Wster Station, combating Of the Farm on hich de-
cedent resided st the time Of his death, and trae
Of wood land Of IA acres, the road leading from
Brook Turnpits TO Hungary Watsf Station fhe
Farm contains 30 "a acres, portion o. which 70 n
high state Of cultivation, the balance II wood and
timber. The imprcvsments nearly new, and are
sufficient Tor ell the purpeses OF the place The piaes
viii be divided to nit biddeu. plat Of the prep
erty can be sssa at flee Of the aucsioneers.
TERMS-ons fosIth cash; bslasss al and 2 yssrs
foI honda beasise inte.sst With sooe ssennty. sns
or the further order Of the count
0An'L. CoIxnELL, Ja,
As4 Co0mioioner.
Sale sosaaetsa b. hssars. oopDsn 4 ArpERson.
10 ls-2awtas
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RUfLD I N G. LOTS ON MARSHALL
~ STREET AT AUCTION-On TUESDAY. 26th
June, commencing ediately after the above SALE
say at 81 O'clock, will be sold beautifu Buildirg
Lots OF ground fronting about 50 feet each on the
North side OF Marshall street adjoining the proper.
about $50 feet.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months,
with interest added, and title rat.ned ---
jei5 TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts
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NRw YoRK STATE TEMPERANCE Sor,vrv rh q
semi'annusi meeting of the State Temperance So.
eie'y met 10 Albany, Thursdsy Resolutions were
aaopted taking strong ground Ia favor of raid
enforcement OF the Prohibitory Law and recon-
nero at some future time. Also approx ing MAYOR
BOWS course at Portland.
Gerritt Smith addressed the society.
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Aucr1on sALne.
AOOxxOS 6AI68s
FUTURE DAYS.
BY THOMAS ~. KEEsFF. =
tOnc0 with Geo. J. Euu,x,er M Qo p..stxI
HUTURE DAY6


BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE
mICs buILDiN0 LOTS YOR SALE Az Arc
aaur.- VIII b cold. on MONDAY uffsrr. an ~.
<2sn yune comm snciug ut o'clock (f not q, possS
OF before that time, those very al sb,v IL
cnlea psiiatne iote on Church Hin It the 1890
ZOE o. 9rsoe and S4ih Streets ffontips On Irsce a.
Iess sna lunsing back $50 feet to an alea % feet
NJ. r ne oa1sinins the dwelling house carnsd by
Tins OF SALE One-third cash; the bal. uce AZ 4
sas months for ueaotisbls Notes. interes { xddsa
ana Ute retained Till the last note Il paid TIE
Tor the present year to To paid BY the pareh.sar
By order Of the owner :
sale to BE- conducted By
js2i THOs. w. KEEsEE Auet 4
VALUABLE HOUS EHOLD Ann
g KITCHEN FURNITUR FOR SALE ArATrc.
aI aep be sold. On TUESDAY morning . ext
1n commencing at 10 o'clock, ct the Tesid snce Of
streets twho IL declinins hoaset ping ali Of M
ption. THOS. w KEFsrTeT
Jo& Auaft 7
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BY aODDIN { AFPERsON-
MI OST VALUABLE BIlILDTNa TOT

-N OST VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
on az! On On THE CORNER OF CLAY AND =, n
paIn Eye SALE AT AUcTION-WilI be sold On
ni.a afternoon, the 18th June 1855 on the nre
ss commencing at Al o'clock. that really most
ontipS on ot tS Se N 5oe q Clay and 90 streets
nipg back $50 feet an alley and nov ,snt a.
next. Ieo.' Hon ist september
TEaAs-One.third cash. baIancs a. .nao
tos negotiable notes interest sddsd and MI
ca Oil lGst note is paid 1 "sio ielain'
Purchaser. 'A ~ Dc PAID by the
js Is GODDIN ApprpcoN -.
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ACTION OF THE NEW HAMPsHRr rro,e

CoscoRD, N. H., June 22d-Addresses
were received in the House Of Representa- a.
yves to-day. asking the removal of an Demo
cranc Sheriffs and Judges of Courts of Com
oonn Sullivan, the present Attorney Gen.
erai, rs TO be the candidate of the Democracy
for Governor next year. = '~. ~e'
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BY LARUS & SHINE

IMPORTED CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c.
Il AT AUCTION -On TUESDAY, the 26th inst,
commencing at 10 o'clock. will sell at cur store
~ 600 imported CIGARS, Of the following bra de- :
Lord Byron, La Especial, Fleur Cubano Regalias,
FL Lon EsperaDza, superior Havana,
La Silva. ss-- 800 aoi1 e
article. - --.,-. LARUS SHINE
js22 ,-eT EAucts
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AMERICAN MERTISG IN WA.HISGroN-A large
And enthusiastic American meeting was held al
the City Hall, Washington, Thursday night. Jos
Bradley presided and there was gu te dis
play OF fAes, transparencies, pyrotechnics, bon
frsf, &c. band of music was Ia attendance and
many ladies were present
Resolutions were adopted ratifying and adopting
the Philadelphia platform. after which Jacob
Broems, Kenneth Rsyner, Messrs. Bruce, Boudin,
and others addressed the meeting Mr.. Brooms' g
aiusion to the purity of Willard Fillmore was en-
Enthusiastically spplauded.
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II. TALL OF susPnNsloE BRIpGK.-On the I8h
ins about hall Of the cross tibers aunnostins she
hoor oithe suspensl.n bridge over the Cumberland
rive, az NASHVILLE. Teue gave way In the centre,
preSs'p p large wagon and elk horses loaded
snro i.voV pounds of groceries. and buggy and
one leg broken, while the man In the buggy swan
ashore untnjured. II Il reported that there were
several foot passengers on the bridge Al th time
who II IL feared were Loaf :, ''.s , -.,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAVa-

WILL be sold on TUESDAY. the Al Of
w July, at 10 o'clock at Sharn,s Mil ~ Ro.L.u
one STE " ENGINE. to satisfy an execution
70 my bands in favor of 0sIaher, who susr ia ys
1EkAS-Cash. p p uINcrC.y "A .,
j. 23-dtd 1.&-. Am y. ..
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1hoert hsines, the leading villain of the eight
seounareis who committed the outrage upon an
fsio.
fIAk IN LouhvILLE.-The fifth ward public
schools Louisville. Ky. valued at SIC OoO was
Durnt On sundsy isst The Chair factory OF Dula.
Col p. Bates 10 the Democratic candidate for
consress from the Third District ofKy
Two masses Of copper. weighing respectively
fifteen aud twenty tons, have been discovered a,
Toltec Mine, Lake Superior.
Tickets for Parodfs concert In Gallena ILL.,, las,
week, sold at $40 EACH such was the &C xiety to
hesr her.
widow named Sarsh Hall, aged 81 years, star.
we'd hersslf n death 10 Union township, Montgom.
cry county, Ohio. Last week. She sbstsibed from
food or Deurishment OF any kind for nearly four
teen days.
X b rt Richardson. one of the earliest seitlsrs 10
Cincinnati, died on Sunday last.
George CONWAY. the lniian. 10 lecturieg 10 cia.
eisnath iss
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:. The land sales of the Illinois Central Railroad
last month amounted to $3.50 00C, and for five dsys
Of this month to !$l25, 000
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RRICK MAKERS, WOOD GETTERS
~ LUMBER MEN. SPECTATORS. GARD


II LUMBER MEN, SPECULATORS, GARD.
NERS AND OTHERS ATTENTiON!-I offer fcr
sale the following most desirable property offered
in this vicinity. for many years:
18S acres OF Land lying on the Charles City road
four ( miles from this city, (nesr enough to make
three tS) loads Of wood per day,) adjoining the
lands Of Messrs Bragg, Jordan, aud Others The
above land is covered with growth of original pine
some of which is prime heart timber, and il esima.
ted to cut thirty cords of wood per acre There il
no such land now to be found ss near the city, on
which there il such growth of wood and timber;
the wood alone will pay the whole Of the purchase
ALSO-Lots Nos. and 8, containing Eve and a
quarter acres each These lots lay within of a
mile Of the city, adjoining the land Of Mr. Ne son
Barrett; one 10 covered with q growth of original
pine. the other adjoining, making besuiiful lot OF
ten 10) and half acres has Of the handsome 1t
sites for residence In this section.
ALSO Lots and lying on Almol's Greek. con
tanning upwsr of twenty aces within ct mile of
the city, il covered with growth of orieinal wood
and imber the soil 10 we'll adapted to cultivation,
having the advantages of high land snd creek bottom
There IL also upon them good clay for brick making
The above lots are most desrably situated in per.
fectly healthy location. Persons in want OF proper
ty will do well to T. he q look at this before psr.
chasing the opportunity now offered will most prob
ably never occur again ~
Terms accommodating. - x
4 = EDGAR MACON.
Agent and Commission Merchant.
je 2l-2awts Metropolitan Hall.
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ROARDlNG.- The proprietor ia prepar
~ ed to furnish Board BY the day or week. on the
most liberal terms, at the Marlboro Hotel. on Wal
street my 18-ts J. HARDY
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OUR RELATIONS WITH MExIco.-P rivate and
reliable accounts received at Washington from
Mexico represent that Mr.. Gadsden, our Minister
TO Mexico, 10 10 bad odor with the Mexican Gov
ernmenf, which regards him q nucleus around
which gather the revoutionists of that country.
1t win not be surprising if Mexico shall refuse
to have diplomatic relations with Mr. Gsdsden, as
complaints have been made to our State Depart.
IueDt
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colored man named Israel Williams, residing in
Canada West shot and killed his own son ir ft OF
anger, last week
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NOTICE.-There was left in the p0sses-
IN sion Of Mr.. Thomas 9. Loswood some few
veehs before bis death. VERY noted DIAMOND
RING Ii 10 probable, from what has been learned.
that Il 10 in the possession OF soma freed Tor s.te
keep II 20. the person VIII csnfsr favor By
calling ct this ees. when sstisfAetoy proof VII be
furuished g 20 the tyapsr 0wasr. II taken othsf.
vse, the publis ara hsrseg eastionsa sssiss. tn
6ing fcs TIE ane. saga as *sa @Se-iS =
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David Orndorf, shot lately in Hampshire county
Virginia. by S. Mcdonald, has since died of biz
wounds
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A WHOLE FAMILY PoIsosrD.-The Schenec tad v
Morning Star states that man named Jno Gilchrist
on aiondsy attempted to poison his brothers. family
10 Johnsown, by putting arsenic in a coffee rsill -
Nine members of the family were dangerously ILL
but by prompt and skifd treatment likely 70 re.
cover. The man is In jail
The court of Loudoun county, Va has refused to
grant any more liquor licenses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

Doors, SHOES AND HATS ATAUC-
- TfON-On TUESDAY. 18th June. we will sell
at 10 O'Clock 1t auction room. 100 cases BOOTS,
SHOES AND HATS. ell desirable summer goods.
TERms-Usdsr 500. cash; el0o and ever, msa
credit. for approved paper.
md
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

FEE ENGINE MANUFAcToRY BuRNr.-A fire
occurred Thursday morning, at the fire engine
mandatory of James Smith, on Anthony street.
by which eleven first class engines were more or
less Injured. The loss il shout 81, co.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-23

MUTUAL BANK REDRMPrroN.-Delegste from
ninety seven Banks met in convention at Boston,
Ihursdsy. and voted tina, it was expedient TO orga
nizs Bank mutual redemption under the char
ter granted By the last Legislature.