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Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-08

Bsag" Don't you remember old Towser,
q, ar Kate, Old Iowser, so shaggy and kind;
How he used to lay day and night by the
gate; And seized interlopers behind
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-08

Ieas- Men are frequently like tea-the
real strength and goodness are not drawn
ont OF them until they have been for some
time in hot water.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-08

tag "Do you think you are fit to die !'
said stepmother to her neglected child
81 don't know" said the little girl, taking
hold Of her dirty dress, and inspecting it,
II guess SO, if / amt too dirty"
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-08

b~ A popular writer, speaking of the
ocean telegraph, wonders whether the news
transmitted through the salt water will be
fresh.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-08

The latest Fall style of Bonnets. etc.
Alexander's Kid Gloves. Ladies' Shoes, Boot
ees, Caters, etc, and great many other articles
too tedious to mention; all of which we offer at
Wholesale and Retail as low as they can be pur-
chased anywhere in this State.
To the Gentlemen we would state that we have
on hand very fine and well selected assortment
of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS!
From a Linen Collar to an Opera Cloak. Also a
large variety of Boots and Shoes, and India Rub
Der Goods. Gloves, Hosiery &C., &c. HATS of
every variety and the latest styles.
We would respectfully invite all to call and
examine our Goods,
L. & A. SELIGMAN.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-08
81 A. S ELEG VA N.
LA
STAPLE & FANCY DRYGOODS,
CARPEzT.IN&S
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, &C., &c,


haven
the
FANCY
WHICH I'VE OFFER
Ou Stokcon ssts n of
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-08

FOREIGN IMMIGRATION INTO New York
According to the Journal Of Commerce the
foreign immigration into New York during
1854 has been 248,923. Of these, 168, 723
were Germans, and $4,000 were Irish
This is the largest immigration that has
been received within eight years past, and
the German immigrants were more than
twice as numerous as the Irish, and exceed
ed the number of Irish that have arrived in
New York in any one year, for eight years.
For three years past the Germans have
been gaining on the Irish, though for a pc
riod Of eight years the Irish immigration
has exceeded the German by 166,83O. In
1851 the German immigration was only co.
o83, while the Irish was l63,l ,l3l; but in
1852 the Germans increased to 1l8,O11,
which was onl y 20 less than the Irish; in
1853 the Germans numbered 1l0,644, while
the Irish reached Il3,lGl; but this year, it
will be seen, the Irish immigration has fall
len off greatly, while that Of the Germans
has increased some $4,000 beyond what it
ever was before.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-08
Central Hotel.

NO. 800 CLAY ST, (COR. WAVERLY PLACE
ffs5,EA SAN FRANCISCO.
IgllMJ r. SAVAGE, PROPRIETOR.
L1Ia.Ea This establishment is conductedas here
tofore, strictly on Temperance principles.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-08
Is there a hereafter =?

Is there hereafter?
(And that there is conscience uninffdenced.
And suffered to speak out. tells every man0
Then it is an awful thing to de
More horrible yet to die at ones own hand
Selt-murder- name it not!
Shall Nature, swervng from her earliest dictat
Scli-pTeselyatlon, fall by its own act?
Forbid it, Heaven.
The indulgence in secret practices is the most
certain, though not always tie most immediate
and direct, avenue to destruction. Phvsicians If
al ages have been most unanimously OF the orin.
ion that the loss Of one ounce of the seminal Sc
cretlOnS, by unnatural aid or emissions. Weakcns
the system more than the abstraction of fOrty
ounces of blood. One of the FIRST writers on
medical Jurisprudence states that threefouItbs of
She insane owe their malady to such abuse.
How lmportadt then, it is-for every one. hay.
ing the least cause to suspect any trouble in that
way, TO attend to it Immediately; even one single
occurrence should be sufficient to cause doUlt
nd much more so if the person had ever indrlged
n the souIkllling habit. The treatment pursued
y the justly celebrated DR.. j. C. YOUNG in cases
OF seminal weakness, impOtency, sterility, ncr-
vOus debility ard paralysis, (the last is tie most
dangerous, and when it once occrrs. incurallel
IS not surpassed by any physician in the country.
1t IS the same as that followed by him for wears.
under the guidance of the woTld-ren0wnpd Zee
oid OF Pans, and Acton Of London. Dr. Yonnc's
office Is at the corner of Montgomery and C5li.
Sarna sts., Where he can lie consulted on that and
all other private diseases, with the utmost conf.
dence and secrecy. DR.. Young will warrant q
perfect and permanent cure. or make no CHARGE
N.B-Letters enclosing SO will receive 1}roD1Dt
attention. Tie doctors time being SO mucht2Itn
up thal he cannot attend to letters unless maid fer
T. 'S-ApaItments privately arranged.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-08

A THoUGHT Each heart knoweth its
own bitterness, and the secret, deep down
springs of action which govern it; of the
many seemingly small circumstances that
color the destiny of its possessor! Each
heart, say, knoweth its own bitterness, its
own dark woe and sorrow, and is cognisant
of its own impulses. Perchance there is 6
den of poisonous serpents within it's secre1
cells, and perchance these venomous reptiles
coil darkly and silently, but surely arOunC
the hearts most sacred things, giving bit
ter, blasting sting to each of them as they
emerge into the daylight OF feeling; and th(
heart knOweth it, and shrieketh and wallet
from very weight of sorrow!
Doth not each individual heart know o.
anguish that would make world weep
were it known and appreciated, and which
would scar a Satan's brow, and burn his
brain? And doth not many a heart, al
times, feel impulses and p omptings dark anC
terrible as those of lost angels? Verify
yes! And the crowd goeth by, and laugh
eth, and jesteth lightly and wantonly, while
this heart gaspeth for breath, and none but
itself knows its bitterness.
Beware how ye drive kindly feelings from
the heart of fellow creature, and leave {
vacuum for such things! Beware how "
plant the stingings and billings of hydra
headed monsters, where confidence, faith
aud love, with heavenly perceptions of beau
ty, should ever find resting place
Each heart knoweth its own bitterness
and believe me, 1t hath enough! GRIP.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-08

EAn. j. 6. VOUNG-Offce corner of Mont.
Ely gomery and California streets, second story.
over Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Banking House, San
Francisco. Read and reflect.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-08

ire-Proof Store, Placerville, Dec. 20, 1854.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
Spring: DRY GOODS.
WM. l.. PERKINS,
No. III, I:n"l,. square,

II. VIE VARIES y PEKKISSD
now receipt al an "niIt' ir~ STOCK ." sriIh- M"
Summer Iiry i"p- bought lat" ~ VI" S'as"n ~ sci
reduced pricrs He respectfully s"li'.t-H ra rom lh'
friends nI customers ali who buy CO. urrn- ~ pay
their hill promptly ~ ~ mu'i'-, as IL" i.ri'hi"d
+. offer Great mrrnin, Ills pIct c"Lfnr hi hu-im"-'
10 cnsn FIX months md uniform price,. Every read
or viii readily see tn. t.!VHiiHl" h.. d'rIy's y rnhias h
rurc!as"- 0i hous" doiu. husiucs7 this rm'" "v'i
The old ufr time and long prob: lie moi only chT
afford hir Inu-t necessarily -"I good NJ ow"i rhi'-.
lis stock consists OF Nh" following IA part, "i ii' "t'
-tvl..- rui best qUrl1--
Irown and Bl.-chcd Cotton AMI Linen ~h"ctin:a, every
grade
Do do do do *hiriiuss do
Striped and Plain Osnnhnr-s Tor -crrits
Linen TnbIr Dnnasks Napkins, DOyicrs and In"''lnS3
ITrgc stock
French. rnc';.h md American Prints iar-" sork
GincEam. Jacunrts Organize Mu.lm ami Lawns larg'
stock
Chniy inrcsc4 md Bare. lie lrin" rni" Ciall,es, ut
cokrs
Hnrrrcs Grape Bnr".r- and Grenadines
Bl..E Gro de Rhine md InIc'H silks
Black Rc,n silks, Plaid. Striped rii PLAIN SKIS
Hack l.nmbalimcu and .tlpncas
White, skv huc and pink French Nriinc-
Mons. cline De Lime. MI colors and quantities.
Cambria Jsconrt Swiss, AainSEnk md Null Mullins
Cullrr- sleeves, Chrui,cc-, fiJunclu.s ana t.nhf"
,l-ric, new aud beautiful
Hosiery Gloves Hdkis and Ribbons III great variety
Curtnin M,,>lils hnd Luce Curtains T.
Cloths. CH-sinIcrrs, Ncsiiigs. CrHEh's Sc"r'r 49,
Anil dow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
pREMIlm TuHESIIEHS.

TNE'TII VI TFfIt!.NTIEItN.
az iNiNG been awarded nj" highest premium tor
lhrrrhrrs, ma i"r lr'~hrTs HnG Cl"lnfs hy il.
L.r.iEn Agricultural %,..'y in la. and ur1iu -.'i.
when, each y"nr they operated III competition wIi
nl il prominent nnchn''- The and bII,l n
L. than 1909 fIurrs who have Them
;rr! competent 10 satisfy NIL purchasers ." Tho superiority
Of .uciI Il, ! "i"r Ihru
Th"Ii,ls Ihrcrh"r, vii" Separator md Cleaner mount
cd wheels, the rnnhlr machine for 'hr"- hing
remote h"hiE on lnrac nrus; mul pnrahl" machine
inikrr-h TOLL '- advantages pOsscss"d by other
maze great variety Of nr, hers both stationary anal
portable and pay particular the repairs
Turc-n' ndc 10y Jhb"h Parker, ana by Parker smith.
Have lot -mlr ius"y McCUrmi. R"pr:, und DO rcpnr-
Unlr- should c -rnt -oon insure rclnnahlc fulfil.
m'n. H. NJ. SMITH.
Anil n-c2aw:in
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VALUABLE JA,.Is- EIID.K I.AHD

xN-E urc nu,huri2, 70 -,ll tour hundred md thirty
w four nld malt nCr'- ui land, lying oh James
River, about miles b,iuw Richmond Ia the rCUuiy a.
hcsicr,rl about 200 acres which III good hTNLlr
order rrn,uciu. crops al Wheat, Corn, sc. ana %!
which nhOur - III m" very h'-' 10" gr"mn' tho
whole ri ti- Is good rs any JHr"r River nLd mo
balance il covered with .Inwh Ui nnk pine" SO tr'a'
hr Tor timber wood. Examinations hy competent ui
n,r. show deposits oi coal irou and rEcr minerals. Fey
SOM disposed purchhr viii h" Snown the pr"m'- iy
Mr. Il. i. Gregory. GOpbiH Allih"'H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
SOREEi.I iIOi Sc,
FORMERLY ER.IIGLIN HOTTL.
Main street, I.ymhhur., Va.

FaHIE suh.cribr- desire ~ present their and com
mu"us Hotel Ia III" favorable atii"nIm III the pui,
lc with The assurance their part thai the .h cfnc
II !Iu, hitherto held slu lee tally maintained "a future.
III" rooms nuIpi, well iurui-hcd, and woIl vcnln
tod. commanding u the whole city. The servant.
chosen with special rgGrl To their Intelligence courIr
~ nii activity.
Mir. VIVA. H. Bishop. formerly "i Powell Hotel, Peters
hlu. In. hcru retained iy ia" rr"pr"t"i- irrk and
Manager. The Bar, nhd"r the Superintendent" "i Mr. II
ilarl=J viii hc constantly supplied "rI ia" choicest
" II"- and Liquor, ana the finest brands Of LlcarJ
M Eri"ll' who f- had charge 81 the rrt table in til.
oca!I soon uli give lin trial MARI ANTHONY,
Nm. MOORE.
hpriI 7--Ciw TllDS. ROSSER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
For THE ESQCIRER

? ..aaqr.,r; If the Reception ot tie Banner aSro'd-
~, PgrFa'Go, tythc Sac 1gric"ltnr,I Society.
IN consequence ii the exciting nature Of the pre-
~. noliicnI canvass, il has been deemed best Ia
,,rone thu reception OF the Banner previously I'D
i.r,iscd 10 take place at our May Court until after
"a STATE elections. Due notice will be given OF The
HILARY HARRIS, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
WILLIAM i. BTit.EEI.L,

VVTiLL practise III III" cnU:'s .! III" City ri Rich,
w mIund AID the Counties Of llcnicO, Chesterfield
mad Powha;nn
Prompt attention viii be paid the Collection Of HIl
Claims entrusted To mm.
lie VIII also attend 10 III" prosecution Of CinDs for
Rruniy Land uudCr the set Di March III. I-,-I
= Office ui Governor aud Main Streets. over
tie store OF f. l.. spence.
- Communications addressed through the Post Office
nI be- promptly attended to- March .u-cA'il nit
PENSION AND LAND WARRANT AGENCY.
HNRiSkiiN MhIiilENS, 81, = h!s .,ryirss 10 claim.
n "nIr,i to Tensions aud Land Bounty under the
.n nets 81 Congress Charger HOiernn. Uihcr on Wall
March ,,--lSr.!n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
srIIIyC orr, SEII,ING OFF

ZONES 4 POTTS No la, Nam Street, otter thc
- immense -,0ck ot FlRNlIlRE. at prIm" cost iron
This dat" 10 1t my al lime intending to coo" "n ti'
whole riOck preparatory Ia removing to
CuKISTiiiAE HALL,
NJ which plnc. they nnw arranging hhh VIII rIHy
xLi the u.urr "Nirnryr varied Hud ma :nlr'nt h--"I
,urm OF Chamber and Cortns" Furniture" ever exhibited
South go,
.inrr 40 100 for rent Alri Ii
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING:


III EREEET Y. GRAVES m- ai,"c.ncd with himself
III WILLIAM IT, GRAVES, Tor the purpose q" conduct.
ia. III Richmond, 'nNNlSSitH Eu:'l"f': principally
IN rho .l Of country produce l the forwarding OF
cha,,sr unLcr the slytc Of H. y. GRAVES co, VIII"
respectfully tender 10 their TRENDS and the public their
be-, -rryi. Their hn,c is lh street, between Cary
..rrr.. nnd M1yus lri.".
They Kindly permitted TO refer TO III" following pro-
mInrUr gentlemen:
Col Edmund Fonrainc, Mcssrs Hugh w. Fry 4 Co..
NT Jr-ln ry Mrssr- Hiram l.. Dickinson X Co. ilcll-
mou,I: Acssrs Wilnm a. M0ncurr, William w.
n Waller Dr. r. j. IInnrnck Spotisy lvHnI"; Col.
Clny;nu q Coleman. Mr. K"ub"n Davis, l."ui-';
Mccr- VIM T. pckin-on md Eur,T"ll r. lhrtinsoa and
DIR TLr. T. I'hnmpIni Ilmn0v"r; Dr. Tho. .,"c.r, sir
Itcp!Irn s. Porter "ih Mr. j. H. ',i', LyHchburs; Nr.
B. Dewitt Nelson. Cot samuel D. Burke,
Dr WIn II. llu.rrt. Mr. G"t B"wmhu linc" edward;
Rev D stewart hiesr- 'ic0re" w Bell John D. rrid.
d. Charlotte. Mr Thomas +. 'iood", Dr. NJ NJ. Jordan.
Mackenburs Col Joseph NJ. Scott, Dr. \. Clarke, Amc'
lin; Mrs-rs a. T. ZONES, j. ~ Good" rown"tnn Mr''r
i + d clifford VIM Wallace ii"y Chesterfield; VIM. +.
Wuor,,n Prince Edward county. AWIl eft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
,nrs,,rr IN CONNECTICUT.

.,,,pn Arrl HS.-Thtrr Is Srtut ITtshtt IN
H'' ", Ei>cr. The lower part oi Hartford
IT, '" i'I Ne water rt,rlei slightly yesterday.
,-, nr r,,r STEAMSHIP MISSISSIPPI
iH nm, W. Arn,l .2rhe steamship Mississip.
MN ,rr;vrd Yesterday afternoon from hl". She lott
iA,, P%'' % N;ssssirpi WAS at Rio the Russian Min
"h!. "a, sl;n a,rI was received with salute.
i;e rn's;a nar was hoi,ed causing considerable
nc , MMs, "n"ns the French officers IN port The
sYe't'iHo,,; Ins hs.n absent >ncr November. ls5-
Sh .islG Japa thrice and sailed more than ty
= ,nI mill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24

yrN YORK. APRIL 2S.--Cotton ia dull, with n
.I'rir, i.a,!,ucy. Sales of good Ohio flour at
siN M :, ~ >. Southern is quiet. Corn is upward;
.le> OF MIXED nj ;! l.. Pork and bect nave an up.
49, ,,I1 urv. sales Of country Mess Pork ut -
!, so. Lan! i, higher. Whskty is dull. Stocks
b. b.rr,r und money abundant. Virginia Skies "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
,pr,vAl. OF MUTINEERS.

>,w Y"Kk. April "&.--rho ship ty""sa!re, from
Nod arrived 1T this port yesterday WIN sever
i,S,t crew in irons They are charged ~,li! an at
ii 'S ~ revolt When three days out, they refused &c
S'.Rt ,ir In,y. Tie Captain aud Second Mate; eno
fired ,sy %nn at ana, f was s shot in the
el,1', ,e heart and has been removed to the hos
eN several others are woundcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
HorEI. Fon HENr OK LEASE ~ rORT-.

u,
HtllE Ocean House commenced III i-', by g..
Company ct G"r'hIuru 81 Portsmouth,, wall to- HIii
completed hy rnr 1t "t July nest AMI i offered "r HILL
Rent or Lease III Tho modern improvements aud r"iv"'
m"n"rs are Introduced and the Company intend 10 pnC"
Il upon .Iun ODu. with Nh" first ln;r- IN the Son
Sni Bnlhing. Billiard saloons Ladies Public rh''
PrivnI" Par"rs aud Drawing Room. Gciicn"h' '''"'
and Rrsun: Rooms Ladies Hni Gentlemen 'tnIhHN'
Private and Public Entrance. Gns FiNinT's 80 &c m'
Introduced The Ocean ilEu-' contains nbout l"o Ilh-
front. High street 0prn-i:" ih' hHiE an! =
icrt ul Cont Street uppO-'" III" '""r; House WIN no"
v.r.,lL over ,I. rmip cnrrnu.c. mad hrtGny
iur The cui of both Underneath nrc tcl st"i7
ur,picl -, the vnrpU. hIamchrs OF i~'nr" l"a&'h'i
unn Ihurnr rhly competent and possessing some chp'h
liz Iu,rpy ar.. enabled (" uI N'i-,c'"rE inducements
h,lIrr,- 't)c"nm iIo"- Company, Portsmouth, Va.
su-i l,,.-rtN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
R0JSTy LAND, &C.

II WILL pro.sc,, cn!n- rgsnsf III" Federal Govern
Il rr,if to ROT NTY LAND and rEHSiOSS "nth most
Satisfactory terms.
T'E,!rr IT recent Of Congress soldiers VINO s'T''H
iI -, ,.,, r liam. in mn 3s4r since 10. and II such
soldiers I've, ,nd their widows minor children hFc en-
tcd 10 ITO arrrs .and Those VIII" hive received les
linn 100 acres nrc entitled 10 much more will make
that quantity
Having been engaged a clerk in the Pension md
Bounty Land Department nj Washington Tor nearly three
year, have. peculiar advantages tor prosecuting claims
of tia. nboyc arsrripOa
Communication. hy mail posi- pad or ut the Office OF
p,yun & M,vn IN 10Th street. hrtwcrn Main nni Cary,
vii lee attended toni once.
ANY reference given thn, may be- desired
Waynh In, ABEL. u. MAYO
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Nt;nIJI.S ROOTS
TNt.UUT1 BUUTS.
SETE once heard iro'n The - of mn old man 90

WYE once heard ir0rn the lips al old man t.,
w OF inr Purtnilcnl school. thnt when brown HHl
top Roots wcr" introduced hr took fancy a. ~
n par, which he wore ipr SUNDAY Two, when, 49,
hi surprise and annoyance" he sumnGnoi IN attend
CHurch meeting. To for ;h. Iu.nily manner IN
winch hc appeared on the sabbath Tie GOOD man looked
NJ awe stricken h. hid been charged with visiting
bartholomew Fair The Ehrr -rnv"y and stated the
'ud.rnrnr nj the Church which ran Thus:
should hr"hr irur-r Slater appear on the Lord
Day .oy brown top BODs, he will hc "xlrllcl IRON
I'M Church
To prevent nnovamc- of this kind Invite tho pur
ciu- - i.nor- Shoes. and Iihi,Ts visit NSIllE -
fn-l,"Eah" Metropolitan Boot aud ~h"" -nlo"n I'll Mn
street. EHsi" square You will Ind thor" the bet nn
pr,il..~. gUn,t- IN that Inc which now made.
Aun = e :. MAURICE. Richmond, Va
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BROAD STREET. HOTEL,

TOKNTKLl SWAN IANIkN, KIIIMONV, W
FHNiE Proprietor Of this rmc"nr nni we" known "-tUh
q hshmclr having recently added 10 and mad" Interior
,,,Inip- il I'll" general Irn al IN" nnu-". enabled
tender III" travelling public and ci''"n- generally.
H 81 ia" roiOiI Ia be- expected Ia hly hotel hmd rl-i"-
tI, assured ihhi reasonable effort will b."
withheld which maxi, ih,u ''.'l nj home" '0Inr no
trkccp"s pr"rui Ia otter better FIRE, and that too
l"- price inn other lUr" Keeper upon the continent,
b, the proprietor Of Tins rhin old fashioned establish
mrnt n" not desire 10 obtain pntr0Grc under uc PR"
uis. h" will content himself hy snvn. that HI pra shall
b" solid ani ,oud Hn charges satisfactory la Ill monet
r"r.un@. Respectfully,
Ami ln---.,,iN lSNAE ANINI GnnnIN
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BY RICHARD ChUTIORN. hIIT.
yayRUSTrF.S SALE OF TIE STOCK II
III & II IL - AINEs IIllLL-- Ill

THSRTSTEF'S SALE OF TIE STOCK N
TEADl OF TIE FIRM or GAINES hi'ht:,' -
Peter bur. IN the Uuor the IN"ibU-. lIo'i E"i
m"ud Va THURSDAY, Alu 10Th 10, TT To O'Clock
l. NJ lnrluliu: 1000 volumes 81 School BOOK, nv
immense collection at SEr" Music. several hundred Mu-lr
Euok MU-Icul Instruments 100 r"amI, Letter and Ihp -
per. Blank tar- 80, ~.
On n ESpiY. My 18Th, by order Of IT," Administrators.
the valuable THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY al the hs.p Ery
stephen Taylor comprising ah"U' 200 volume. nua ~ tho
snrrir time Il" Library ut -rnt"mnu IA Prince ldwhi
county I'll Irry loco volumes. IN every department ~
,rriurr Catalogues iDr sbI" on lih May wi. 3 r""iE
IN one week and b" ODtarG nt the store %! Clio NJ
WEST. near II,. Post Office.
On TUESDAY. NAV sIrh ih"'N"ry valuable LAW u.
BHtKY of the bate Geo y Johnson E- ly .ri'r 81 tho
Executor acui. In, Ir. nu Report ana siTu''s, Eng
- Common ilwauI Chnu,"ry Report. IN lp-U"s On
the 9Th a. Nav, H. the store ui GEO. VI WET
i,rI -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24

+ Arcadia Madison county, Missouri, on the 18th
.rr,l 1nrng Storm the lightning struck the Area
lii. school -Four boys, pupils asleep in the build
were burned 10 death. One Of the boys was
ned Harry. son of Mr. l.. Ridgclv OF ST. Louis
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,,TEST By TELEGRAPH.
autographed for the Richmond Enquirer
From WASHINGTON CITY

,rsvxcroN, April ga Geographic iieiu IN me
y"rh papers last week, announcing that some VI
We" 'y.r,lurnt clerks in Washington city were en-
r =, Prosecuting claims. has created much excite
81 x. s,I !, has been intmatcd that summary pro
,r-s will h. pursued in regard I" IN" lei
nt "e,,bokl.. however. that an investigation VII, WI
j when, if such transactions eNist, they VIII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24

TryHE sub-c rin"r In, Oh hand ,atls Gonrh s.,o @.
n making establishment on Engle Alley o.&AS2/
between 18Th md lih stress, the E$Sr%-
Columbian Hotel. Conrhc- Chario,rcr- -NZ~-W-
EnGoUrhrs, Bug:lrS with hId without tops, and sui
krs. all OF his nuke, OF bc-t nin,rinI- Snd
,wur knnns!iip. al OF which will hc sold nj III.
most reasonable prices. the times. Aud r"spcr;
fully n>k II cri from "-c ia want Ui any article in the Cur
20 line will make order any article a lnw
ran Er rnudr in the city OF Richmond OF the kind
Al new work wmraNrd.
Srril l1--lnIn MIrtJiII MtNtIM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
BY GODDIN * ArPEHSON AUCT-.
TEr>TEE'S SALE OF RICHMOND THEATRE

IT iECTIUN
a TRUSTEE 81 CERTAIN ,''"'! 81 iru-t. IunGr ~
''iiii :. Myers 10 thu subscTIrf, Trustee iUf
IN" r"ir"-' Of securing &. / My"l.. Esq, .Ud,r,I
uN"i l'h November l-i2 daily recorded IN ,h..Bi
i"'-r "ft "n fh" 18th February l-.i. sU'li.
c"nm at The -'I" trust G'ni request IF III" shii
=" Myers proceed 10 sell al Public auction. The PIE
ii>tr, 90 MONDAY, the 'il ry Mny lsa h Tie. Huur
oi 'uc"rk. l. NJ il i,tr (ii not i:. rx, ,.ir .I,y grr
oil Ill" Real Iridt' conveyed ih.r.hv iI.r" tho r ,.l
thereof consisting Ui the RiclIMOND THEATRE -Iru.
ai'n III III" riy oi Richmond trr rurl"r OF ElonI nni
Seventh
This properly Is we'll known Ia thr citizen. ,!at
further description i deemed unnecessary: but tor iI ia.
formation at those abroad. would r' tie, IriI',
fronts ErUuI street about - ,i. ,NIruilu h,rb a.
seventh Street 40 'rt To alley TI- ium Is iIl. If
slai,r and 'l whole buhng within the let f,v ,nrr-
hn, been conp!"icIy rCTG', uui repaired aud . l,v
III III" irOs' perfect order liz" usual rent received ain
j. about 5000 per
TERMS -On--.I>h cash: bnlaTc. t. -. !" II sui
~ mGn~ tor u,:oub notes TI".,-; added EtCLl.i ~
a trust decd The tX", nui insurance ;or I'll" l,-rrt
year To b" paid hy the purchaser.
W GODDIN Irrsier.
p ".lH" Trustee has been requested Ia Md IA" -
lOVrln: mott
\, Theatre, it Is understood ;iar the property a.i.
offered h' tor several years i~i, PROVE! N.' t. n'.'
pniiomii"d ESTABLISHING Sind IN the south tie
Increasing population ct IT." cy EtOrd- EVER -
b.!"v" tina; II vii cOim"" To- h'' wil aUI ,'i u'fsrr
supported lHaH hrlruGDrr. Ii therefore u...r- r,gr
iucr.'ItS iDT Investment either puIu-'a-
IL plncr amy U"r public NhIlIuu--Ui yu,l i''
ry stands greatly A. -ii" Tor u'"l ur iur
business houses, - position, the Seventh ard
Broad Sr"ls, AMI nearly immediately opposite the De-,
pot thu Richmond FRI 'ricksblrG and Potomac
p,ry recommend, ia" property now utrr" tor -.ir,
Ill" h-t-, manner. 10 persons d'rIng !" make si ri
advantageous, IEV,' tm"Ht
sale CUndu'I.,i 10y
GoDplN : ArrERsON, AusD-.
Richmond 18th April >:..-'.'Hwtd-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24

BALTIMORE, April 23.--rhe receipts of grain are
I.-,4. amounting to some 10000 bushels ot Corn
n selling at IS cents Tor mixed and 81 90 81 G
D.. ,rlit, and yellow. Sales of Howard Street Flour
:. <lO - aud City Mills at slo 50 d $40 o. Whiskey