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POTASH

4 fresh supply Of superior quality Just reed
n and sale by HENKING CABOT.
May 81, 1855.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-06-14

1WENTY boxes superior Fancy and
j Rosin Soap;
90 boxes Star and Mould Candles;
is assorted Candy, and any amount
Of Raisins and Figs.
Is bbls Molasses
10 half bbls do;
8 kegs Syrup;
I2 Bbls Refined. Crushed and Loaf Su-
is = gar:
90 boxes W. r. Cheese, received and
for sale by s.see'
June 2. ss65. B. L. BEARD.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-06-14

bacon, Dried Beef, Dried Herring,
ID Mackerel, White Fish, Goldfish,
and Flour may also be found at
April 26, '55. B. L. Boards.
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THE subscriber having just commen-
i ced, and hoping and expecting to
build up an extensive business in the
line Of Groceries, is determined not to
be surpassed either in quality or price,
by any house in the place. Cali and
see for yourselves. o..
April 96, '55. B.L. BEARD.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-06-14
ALEI ALEI

An BBLS. and half bbls Of Smiths PITTS
~ burg) celebrated K and Xxx Ale for sale by
the barrel or half barrel only at
HENKIEG q CADETS.
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MUSEUM And CONCERT.
The Former Containing Up.oard Of
100000 CURIOSITIES.

lOO,UOU COhlOSlllES.
Will exhibit at GALLRoLIs, on SATURDAY, June
18th, on the FLOATING PALACE and
JAMES RAYMOND.
THE Museum contains complete GEOLOGICAL
] Exhibition, of every wild and rare Animal
existing in Europe, Asia, Africa and America,
including full grown Elephant and magni-
hcent Giraffe; innumerable specimens Of Birds,
from the gigantic Ostrich TO upwards of one
hundred specimens Of the fairy Humming Bird.
Il STATUE GALLERY
OF figures, the size of life, among which are
Christ preaching in the temple; the Shaks-
Pearian Gallery; Siamese Twins; the Family
Of Napoleon; Washington and Lafayette, viii
liam Wallace and Helen Mar; Tam O'Shanter;
Souter Johnny; the Landlord and Landlady;
the Chief Utica, in the dress he wore when liv-
ing; hundreds Of ancient and Indian war wea-
POns; Panoramic view of the World.
Mineral and Vegetable curiosities without
number; ancient relics from Egypt, Greece.
Rome, Pompeii and Herculsneum.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY OIL PAINTINGS.
Admission TWENTY-FIVE Cents, only.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-06-14

GLAsS--s0 boxes, of
w various sizes, just received by ]
B. L. BEARD.
Jase 7. 1855.
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GaIlipolis, April IL, 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

The following letter from the Hon. Francis Gillette
was addressed to Mr.. Basse, colsred gentleman in
New Haven:
Washington, Dec. 30, 1884.
Mr. RAssyIT-Dear Sir. In answer 10 your In
quiry Wheeler, in 10y opinion, It would Dc sAle LOT
ee coIoled man Of the North TO visit ashp ston-i
am under the sgd necessity OF saying that Tree per-
sons of color coming into the National Dis1rlc' are
presumed by the laws 10 be abscondlng slaves, ana
are liable 10 be arrested and II unable 10 prove thslr
fT,edom 10 be sold into Slavery for life 70 pay their
Jail fees. BY the law II free man OF color Is apPfe-
hended a runaway slave, he Is subjected 70 az tne
fees and rewards given for apprehendins runasays,
and upon failure 20 lake such payment, nsole 10
be sold az q slave; and 10 crown the vlainy the
Upited States Marshal Il constituted the Judge, into
whose pocket goes the price Of blood Inst ance are
numerous IN which Unclaimed persons have been sod,
upcer this law into lifeorg elAVery-snd tner price
has been received BY the Marshal under the sPeeous
preteAt Of paying their expenses, while IN PRISON:
IL relation TO your second InqUuy-Whether, II hoI
utterly hazardous for free colored man Of Toe NoIh
10 venture into the Capital, whist precauuons shcud DC
ueed-I would advise him to tsks Letter ron SONS
prominent citizen oi the State from when he msh
come setting forth his name herscter, ana OBJECT OF
objects in visiting toe national metropolis, ana com
rtndirg him 10 the kindness OF some man r-silns
here vEo should he fall into the clutches of the slave
hunting kidr apper and pirate, would nterpose ior DIS
rescue. .
Whetber q colored gentleman would be permitted
10 sttend spon the deba'es and discussions IN tne
Cspi.o can only say there is rule in either house
of Congress excluding such persons. The galleries
are free and ungusrded by door keepers, and pre-.
sumo colcred spectator would not be rudeiy thrust
out, though hs might be annoyed and insuted by
"Ike opprsssor, wrong. the proud mans eantrm7ly
Twill add, in conclusion, that the free native col,
ored population in this District amount TO several
thousand and are a. understand, 10 q considerable
extent the owners of property which is taxed TO sup
port the city schools, and for other municipal par.
poses, while they are sunmarily excluded from any
~ -.gA .s h. hAN
estaed to support other ,choos for educ atng their
children. Sill notwithstanding ell the 10 astce ana
outrage which are heaped upon them, they seem 20
bear up beroically under their wrongs, and demsan
themselves mere viruously than their oppressors ior
while have been panied to see, during my short res
i6epce here scores of drunken white msn, IN al me
intermediate conditions, from the hsekney-ooscn 70
the gutter, never have yet seen drunken e''0'sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09
CITIZEN.

Tie Cincinnati TINES gives the genealogy OF the
nuJst,o boy, who was recently turned out Of school
in Cincinnati, in consequence Of bis complexion.
which We copy:
1.-The great. grandfather was full blooded whits
man, and Methodist clergyman 10 the State OF In
diaua, where he died. The father, David r. Gfahsn,
WA. Bapiist clergyman in Athens County, Ohio,
where he preached TO several white congregation.
The wife Of Allen T. Graham was half Indian AMI half
white blood skine ibe grand parents on the mother =
sse-the grandfather one eighth Arican 400 ne req
xbits- Tie Grandmother hsd no African blood at FL
n her veins but had q small portion OF Indian tiooA
Tie mother cf the boy s about one sixteenth Afre IN
flood and shout the came amount OF lnoian blcsd.
but il Of fair complexion. The boy Grshsm hss soe
thirty second part Of African blood 10 his yeins, and
stont the ssue Of Indian. The boy has fair sa.n,
hish Roman nose and light straight hair, and aas no
African features about him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

TIE Ngw POSTAGE LAw.-Eyery per"n ping
interested in the amended set OF March ,, To-,
re. AID to postsges synopsis Of its pro"S'on' -
urdsr this law, ell single letters nailed for nv
d;'.anna 80 sTcssding three thousand niles az to
pay three for any H 'ssd,s .srss
'n -.;...a sinole letter and douole treble, ana
10 Be charged 10 the me proportioa
a',i,. rust be prepaid except such az are TO OF
from oregn cOur'ry or ,hOas sadres'sa 70 Oicei.
81 sfTsct from and after tia next fiscal AFTER.
Sfsr he lt January nert she postmsstsrs are to AZ
81 stsmps upon al prepsid letters upon which none
Are placed By the writer. registration Of valuable
I@tters n required to be made upoa the payment OF
but the Government. viii not bs responsible for me
loss Of any registered letter or packet.
The ranking privilege ia 10 remain O. beretotore.
Selling postage vsmps for 8 larger gun nss sa"u
ss,- Iats.h<sascs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

man, Dor any apparently 'unken to 20 10. "a ssy,s Of
degradation and shsme, a. Numerous csss on VINE
profiestes and debsgctees. Thee ooscrvsaeas go
10 verify remark Of the i.ts DR. Claiming, that se
are trsmplng upon one Of the bes, branches the
tumsn family
In the hope that the nation msy turn and sxPiste Us
great wcb dress, before il shall be overShemed oy
the divine Judgments.
Iren2a. ruly your friend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09

received exactly much reliable infsrmsficu % tAs
subject they bal prcpor nded their inq 1rses 70 -
frs; lsmp-post or TIDE nearest bycrsnt.
IetMiss JAW be admired, and II she would sserd
h.r ,ad;crs fair share Of ment for their money.
smother time give the chairs and tables fsr Oh see@
snd Lot plsy the entire programme herseu. 10 u
utter exclusion Of the furniture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09
SENATOR GILLETTE ON PERSONAL
FREEDOM at WASHING TON.

The following letter from the Hon. Francis Gillette
was addressed to Mr. Bassett colsred gentleman IN
New Haven:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

TOROsTO, Thureday, Hsrch 8, 800
-. Hon. Mr.. Kilaly, Assistant Com missioner OF
,hS. Works, Is here securing buildings for plblic
sEess and making other arrangements for the return
eSthe Government 70 Toronto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09
ARRIyAL on THE SOUTHERN MAIL:

BALTIMORE, Thursdsy, March >. To-
The Southern Mail, a. late a. due, Is rscss of
EesrIy the whole business portion Of tne ' go,
&. Mays. Georgia, was destroyed by hre on 'a'ui
Ia laaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-09
THE OHIO AT WHEELING.

WHEELING, Thursday March :, 1872.
p;,ht feet Of water In the channel. Lrge-class
t.sis running and freight business brisk.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
RUSHTON CLARK & CO.'S

GENUINE MEDlCINAL GOD LIVER OIL, .
For Consumption, Scrofula, &c.
TyHE late firm Of RUSHTON, CLARK
j. GO; being dissolved by the death of w L.
RUSHTON, 1.-THE only Rushton ever connected with
the 6rm,) their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL will
IN future be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
4 CO., surviving partners and sole Successors. 1t
was Mr.. Clark who went to New Foundlend TO su-
perintend its Manufacture and he s the only D.us.
gist who went from the United States for that
purpose; and as he viii continue his supervision of
that branch of our business, will warrant Oil
pure and genuine. As success in its depend.
upon its purity. bs Yarticuar TO that the sgns.
turs of HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO is over the
cors of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been using the Oil of other nekers, without sue
cess, have bee restored to health by the Pure Oil
of our msnufasture.
Be particular, In ordering, to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK l. CO., for many parsons have Unlisted
our .ryle of bottle and LABEL for the purpose of
palming of an inferior article; and since Mr. Rush
toms death, there has been a Rush.ons Oil intro
duced, which 10 not in any way connected with
Rushton, Clark Co, the ouly representatives OF
that firm being HEGEMAN. CLARK l. co.
The genuine Oil of Hegeman, Clark & Co. for sale
by PURCELL. LADD CO.. and by Druggists geo.
orally in Richmond and Throughout Virginia.
fs lS-d&w Sm
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RUSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The
~ late firm of RU6HTON, CLARK l. co. beins
dissolved BY it's own Limitation, now sole pro.
pfietor OF the genuine God Liver Oil which is 40
Generally prescribed by physicians at this season for
C9nnsqqIm mpn' Coughs. Colds, &c, &c. -
GAoTIoN-In purchasing ordering, be care
fu to ask for Rushton's and see that NV mama il an
tae label. and my signature over the cork OF each
ootte as there are several spurious articles in the
market claiming to be Rushton's. -.
FREDERICK v. RUSHTON
son OF the late VIM. L. Rushton, NJ York.
Ihe sboye OH for sale BY DUVAL & NORTON,
mond. sn5Sms
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HAY.-Cargo superior Hay daily ex-
- pected for sale, to arrive by
JNO w. WRIGHT & co,
.uI: ALL Deck WhArf
All kinds merchandise received on s.oIass on ac.
COMMUNICATING terms. myl0 ]. w VIZ co
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REPUTATION INCREASING Colonel McCIune. q
mississippi was noted for killing two or three PEG
pie 10 duels but his fame in crossing the AtIaptj
mas Increased at compound interest,"" The Lon
don Examiner says: Colonel McCIung the poto
rions American dueiist, who is said during his liz
10 nave Killed 10 personal combat more than 81
persons, has come to most appropriate end he
killed himself"
FIRE AT YORK, PA.-Tbe stable of Joshua Fe-
trow, at York. Pa was destroyed by fire on Fri
oay, and two horses persisted 10 the flames, The
mouse OF Peter E. Wilt and Alexander Pfieger
were considerably Injured. Insured.
-, RATHER NIsrRY. The Albany IN. Y.,) Argus Of
from Clarksvilie, Albany county, N Y, the day
osore that there are snow drifts in that neiahbor.
hood eight setdeep
GOOD INVESTMENT The Buffalo Courisr saws
mat htty thousand dollars worth of the stock of
tne niagara Falls Suspension Bridge Company
cent ~ fo
DETAcHRD.-The officers who returned 10 the
onited States few day siace In the ST. Louis.
STRIVING ss Philadelphia, have been detached from
serce. " ao~
uA n. Fon Doc BITE AT the present ses-
sioa OF the supreme court In Springfield Mass.
Ssoan Z; Movers. Of Longmeadow, recovered
% gay ~ oil Samuel c. Booth for mi ries snstsin.
ed BY the bite OF defendants dog
fosr OFFIcR RoRBHRIEs The New Orleans
True Deita states that during the Standardization
Oh PIs'master Kendall. letters inc money n
the amount OF eighty thousand dollars have been
distracted from the Post Office of that city
PoLicE RusINgss.-There were az s,rss,.; :,
one district 10 New Orleans on Tuesdsu r. oL -
inst. Sixteen OF them were slaves, who ware -
ken up for shaking carpets 10 the street
Fatal AFFRAY-C C. Sands, was killed IN MOI.
Io,s Miss, on the lst Inst, by his brother il law
r. Hawkins. 'a"'
RKBvILDfse.-The -four mills of Col, Winter
recently burnt at Montgomery, Ala are to be re.
built. 80
DaovNED. - Manuel Campedona, en- Italian.
mate OF the steamer Balloon, was drowned at New
Orleans on the 9Th instant
FLoUI.-The best article of -four ID selling Ia
Atlanta, Ga, at $40 per barrel.
Moss GoDAsD MARRrxD.-1dons GODDARD, the
bAii0onisf was married TO beautiful creole 10 New
Orleans, Tuesday night last.
The Ere department of Pi.isbure have bought
steam Are engine OF Mr.. shawk, Of Cincinnati.
: Colonel James II. Lane, late member Of Con.
Erees from Indiana. arrived la Lawrepce, Kansas
Territory, on the 23d uit., with bis family
Hon. Edward Bates, OF Missouri, 10 dominated
Tor y, pex. Presidency BY the G.lena On Adj
koseuih, y sseid, 10 TO correspond with the New
York tndepeedeSk ~ $50 lister.
-cosI from the bsli1h proyinces can now be
Gee. w. Foster. printer dam H.yr,.hu,. ..
rs drowneds lew days nsAS near Clevelsnd'
DITTO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

IA spend an hour, free of cost, more pleasantly,
in Richmond, than az OSBORNE'S splendid DA-
GUERREAN GALLERY. At this establishment
may be seen great collection of PAINTINGS and
DAGUEkREOTYPES. well worthy the attention
of visitors. NO PAINS or EXPENSE has been
spared to make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place in the city. a..
We are always prepared to put up likenesses In
every style, and at PRICES that DEFY competition.
Always on hend GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS,
Pearl, She'll and Morocco CASES, of every descrip-
ton. 1asss OSBORNE'8 GALLERY. -
! fa - -e.. Oppoeite EXCHANGE Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

"a IlKACIIV Z VI ENIN0 OE DEAU-
"A TIFUL AND NEW GOODS, from the North.
ern Auctions. just received ct GOLDSm!T'S Trim-
prise the following: or lots very pretty Mantles
some low 81 %; long twisted Silk Mitts only
62Ac; Checked Cambria Nsinsook dotted and figured
Swiss Muslius Bishop Lawns; Collars; Sleeves; I'm
der Hdkfe; black and celored Grapes; Swiss Edgings
aud lnsertnss; French woven Corsets; Ribbons;
for Nantes at only Soc, very great bargain; Wells
of every description; Worsted Braids for Shirts;
Muslin Caps at l2ac and 25c sleeves at s5s AID sos
Quantities; ell tty les black Mite; white Siik Lacss
and Edsings AID numerous other Goods which will
be sold at a considerable reduotion former prices
Now the chance to get great bargains 10 goods by
calling at GOLDSMlTS Cheap Store
my Ia No. 205 Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16
limited STATES HOTEL.

MALL PROFITS AND QUICK RE-
~ TukNs he, always been and is stilI the sub
sta.S - I sp He has on hand splendid
shting OF new sly les Mantles Ribbons Embreider.
re- e. Grape shAwis white and other Dress Coz d..
sHoIseu. Fans Gloyes, Hdtfs. silhs. Lawns. Bril-.
Misses, Gents. and Boys. all Of which mutt be sos
and In order to effect this. great bargain, will he
offsred at VA, CnIFNsah pe
IT'S Broad street, 81 door from the conner Of Sikh
stfeet my IL Cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16
DAi.LEY's MAGICAL PAIN Elk

~ TRACTOR will subdus pain and infiams ton
from the severest burns scads in from one to
twenty minutes and will heal the wound. without
scar; it efectuslly cures Fever Sores, Piles, Salt
kheum, lnfammstacy Rheumatism. Cuts. Wounds.
Bruises, Seaid Head, Corns and Bunons Erysipelas,
sprsins, Sweiings Feons, Chiiblains, Bites Of In
sscss, sweiied and Broken Breast, Sore Nipples,
Esuptions and oil other flammstory and cutaneous
diseases, where The parts effected can be reached.
new steel plata label, and signed by II Daley Ma
ger: and O. y Ctickzer Co Projectors, to guard
store. '-'
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, a~e the only
authorized agents for the sale of the genuine new
yie and they furnish the trade at PROJECTORS pri-
ces. kstai. price only 25c q box. NH 26-SS wSm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

WARWICK M. WOODWARD. Cabi-
nst-maker and Undertaken, Bread street be.
tween I'd snS Sd streets would respectfully inform
pared to do all kinds Of CABINET WORK. Also.
all kinds Of old Furniture neatly repaired and Var.
nished Ia the BEST style
Also, READY-MADE COFFINS kept constantly
on hand and furnished in the shortest notice
ny a-ImN w. M. WOODWARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

T,HE WONDERFUL LADY HAS ar
Il RIVED.-Tbe best Planet Reader in Americs
The most difficult questions will be solved by sci
ence and calculation, from many years of study, for
a short time only, by MADAME MAILOR, Second
street, the second house, the rg ht hand side, above
Main street. sp 2I--lm*
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MrscnLLANuoua.

|ANE HUNDRED DO Liza 8 RE-
" WARD The above reward and all feascnable
expenses win be paid for the apprehension and de-
named MARIA, or, ss she calls herself. MARIA
PERRY. Maria 10 of medium statue, with round
face skin about ginger bread colo, COED Get o.
tes eth, full head of hair and pleading countenan
Her precise age Il not recolected. BAT she u De-
lieved to be sbsst q q 2, ysa,s CD soN .n,.
~ Office on Governor street, between Main snd
Fra ,kln cts. q my 1-dlm
MISERABLE PROPE 4 T Y ON
II CHURCH HILL FOX SALE PRIvATEL1,:o1,i
The House and Lot on the corner of Broad end I'd
street now IN tn o. sas st oa sso.d st.
running back $50 feet to an alley. The ioeauon OF
this property presents peculiar adyahtaees, being
ton within ten minutes walk of The Pos, Office and
other important business localities IT poss:fss: Oil
the ADVANTAGE without iscurIpg soe Oh tue ''i0"'
Amy one DESTROYS Of pureha'ins such properly, may
secure bargain on the most ACCOMMODATING terms,
if early application is msss to ,,p,ru
my 9-dts T.. WAnaEr.
nTSSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHJP-Tbe co.p.rtnership heretofore exist.
ing between the undersigned under the style of
| Saunders Head. dissolved on the 7th OF May,
1882 0S mutual consent DAyID P, SAUNDERS,
NOTICE.-1he undersigned will con-
tinus at the old stand of Saunders & Head where
he will bs at all times prepared to furnish for Hire
Hacks, Buggies and Horses. n.
my 10-lws DAfIO r. cAONDEno.
NOTICE TO PROFESSIONAL CHA
IN RACTERS Il wish to SSH privately the situa-
ton ] reside at In the village OF "a Msngohic;
King William county, Va There are ga acre. OF
have been erected In the past years consisting of
q good Dwelling house, Store house, School house.
and all 9th err out buildings, all nearly new
The Inducements to Merchant. Teacher rhya-
clan or Mechanic who desires comfortable situa.
ton and COED stand 1or dss;rsbe 20 ~
Persons are invited to examine for themselves
Terms will be very accommodating-a credit OF
or years on part or the Whoie OF the purchase
money will be given.
Imme date posse ssion will be given to the Store
T1-diaw1wAc6w+ JAMES G, WHITE,
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1QES SMALL EXPENSES!
SMALL PROFITs!!.


PERSONS WISHING TO BUY
Spring and Summer Clothing, and Gentlemen's Fur.
nishng Goods the latest styles finest qualities and
best make are solicited to call and examine the large
stock at No. 1874, Main street. ?
IA j d.. GOODMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

NEW GOODS.-I have re opened at my
~ old stand, No 204 Broad street. between 4th aud
5,h SITS, large and handsome assortment of Ladies'
Grape, SILK ard Straw BONNETS. made after the
most fashionable styles. Also-Msn's PANAMA
HATS. Boys Straw Hats and Misses Flats; great
variety of Summer Ribbons; French, saxony and
Swiss Embroideries, Gloves, Fancy Articles &c,
which will sell at a small profit. -e s
81. l.. WIGANp,
ap 2i-1m* Ne. 204 Broad ST.
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D DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND

- FOR RENT-The 2 Tenements on
~ the North side Of franklin street. opposite to
The Masonic Hall. Possession given Immediately
Apply to John p. Talley, or TO the subscriber
NIB 22-ts l.. WINSTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16

'DRESS GOODS, MANTLES, go
~ APRIL 20TH, 1855.-The subscribers have just
received another large sssortm emit of fresh Spring
Dress Goods, consisting in part of Bereges; Berese
DeLanes Challies; Chslly DeLanes; Mousiine De.
Lanes; Prints Gnghams; Lawns; Organdv Musips,
&c, together with large and varied assortment of
Spring Nantes, embracing ell the newest and most
fashionable styles which they are offering at uuu
sually low prices and respectfully ask an exaulina-
tion from the public.
DUDLEY l. JOHNSTON, -
apo l45 Eagle Square.
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ARRABEE'S IMPROVED REFRT-

I ARRABEES IMPROVED REFRI-
~ GERATOR.-The superior excellence CT these
Refrgeraiors IL fully attestsd by the many
eneomiums lavished upon them. Having several
apartments for the better preservation of meats
getabies, &C.. and being thoroughly ventilated they
combine sdvantsg gee net posse ssed By cthsrs To be
appreciated, they have only to be seen. Call and
examine for yourselves.
- BULKLEY CO., Sole Agents.
my f0-1m 1877 Main at.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.-M L.
IN STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor, tax s this method
to inform his friends and customers thst be bss
moved temporarily 60 tbs corner of Sd and Broad
streets. opposite Mr. Marx Downey's W.T. ere he will
be pleased TO see them all; and st the same time Of
ferlng his entire stock of Clothing and piece Goods
again rebuilt. NJ. L. STRAUS,
myl1-2m. Corner Sd and Broad sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-16
WIN. S. WOOD, CHI ZAP WHOLE

" u. .. WUUD, e u u a 7 WHUIlE-
w SALE AND RETAIL TIN PLATE AND
DEPOT, No 6 NUN Street, Richmond. IA 2 deors
ADORE Cid Markell keeps constantly hand full
assortment of Plain Tin end Fancy Ja7anEed Ware,
together with a large and varied assortment OF
Stoves Hot Air Furnaces. Crates, Tenders, &c all
Of which he Offers to the public on the most favora
BILE terms
ROOFING. GUTTERING and SCOUTING exc
cuted at short notice, either in TOW or country.
Country Merchants would do well to call and ex-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as |
am determined to sell low for cash
NH 23-d3m WIN SEARS WOOD