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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-14
LAND FoR s,tE s,i,

ENINE Of Land the Boon WILL rood krides asd
III equally divesd by the Canal This desirable properly
situated rapidly Of the oered Ter
sale on easy terms For further particulars
j
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-14

RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION. 80
VuNHAT valufble land belonging The ate
A. Warner deed suate about eight miles fire. the
city OF Evansville aud known Oak God tanning
rs in market aud for SALE IL will be divided
into lots but will be sold entire quantities
suit purchasers .s Z r-.rrf ~ Iso-
For wishing residence this affords
facilities the lots fronting the Craw-
louisville Railroad Terms and beral Enquire of
BAKER GARYIN,
| ey3l-tf Atty at Law and. Real Estate Ag't.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-14
SCNCRIES.-1 case Sewing Sikh. r.,rf-... 8. f...l
q - do English Prints (faneies);
80 pieces Silk .vesting.- ..ss.t .s..r IA. Ers.
N "a 4 case all wool Printed de- Lanes; ..r.--tl 4
- ] do Hall 4 Moody Patent Thread;
80 I do de Cege
bale Negro Blankets; reed this day and
fors.e by novS JAS. Low & co.

| DLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS We have on hand
ID stock Of these desirable goods which will Of
the trade heavy discount last years prices Call
aud sea them octls JOHNS ~ FRENCH
| TNRiMMiNGS.-lo cartoons<aney Velvet Trimming;
20 do Plain black DO;
Reed this day and for sale by Oct7. JAS LOW CO..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-14

6sCNDRIEs.-
- bxs Orvis Corn Starch; boxes Ground cofee
l. so do Durkee's Bsking Powders; -
10 bills ass'd Nuts 5 bbis Ground Ginger:
5bxs Chocolates; l00 do Sriee; 20 bxs Mustard:
! Is do Pepper Sauces 20 bxs Tomato Catsup;
"A do ass'd Pickles and preserves;fi F-laf
10 do Brandy Peaches and Cherries 10 baes Spice
10 bags Pepper cssk Nader; hale Cloves;
ease Nptmegs: Sardines: D.. s. ID. and
water proof Percussion Capsjust rec and for
nov20 .sisss Il ifs, y 4 Ess.s PRESTON BROS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-14

-. OLDWasHINGTON HOUSE.
ENOR SALE OR REST.-This House. cecupiedL Sy@
IL Woolsey Nelson. Aueoneers will be sold btrrsin
sold will he fo For further
janis-tf o'r-'sy * OF B. NURR1E owner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

co,,..no,sence of The Dispsfch.
TIE a6,rd.,er of Helen observation-disclosures IA
: 800 Es,.e, i, Ner Orleans-Pofafoes,
DC. yopp Arc
gentleman of this city has come in.s possession
| ss.nnscript said 10 be the Life OF Richard p.
o, ,.an wr9tten bv bimself 10 which all the facts
| II circumstances connected with the memorable
,,rder Of Hsleu Jeweit In this city some twenty
sesrs ago. are set forth In . light, rumor ssys,
syhteb will change the current conviction Of Rob.
,..ans gntf. Robinson, who died at the Gait
House, Louisville, KY, on the sh instant, had
been sojournng there for several years under the
nom de plume OF Richard Parmelly. II b probs-
bic that these revelations will be given to the pub
lie at on early day.
Moses r. odsIi, Assistant Collector of the New
York custom-bouse, has resigned bis office, with
view to engage In mercantile business on his own
sccount-
Nearly one hundred families came passengers from
New Orleans in the steamship Crescent City, which
arrived yesterday via Havana Some OF them rep
resent the yellow fever there spreading very fast
aud being quite malignant In its character a.
that of summer before last. The Crescent City has
UNDERGONE : Thorough fumiss'ion and will oe at
The Whig General Committee hsvs designated the
7sh Of September a. the day for holding a couven-
too to nominate candidates Tor police justice
There 10 to be a new daily newspaper here soon.
1t to be the special gan OF the Protestant pisco
pal Church will be the first instance In this
try of daily religious publication 1t is to be gen.
ersl newspaper besides It's prootietor IL Mr. John
Hecker, the present owner Of the Churchman, the
organ of the ultra High Church party
A compliU entary dinner to fhu-low Weed 10 talk
cd OF BY his brethren OF the press here.
Mr. Psschai Donsdson, TOR several years con.
nected with the city press, and recently assistant
editor Of the National Demo ;rat died suddenly yes
terday.
Excellent potatoes are selling jim this city at Sc
cents bnshel. They will be lower before they are
osn Laseiax a Sa e9n,s al they bring
No. u.s. died yesterday at the hospital from a wound
received oD the evening of the Sd inst at lager
beer saloon in William street
Twelve persons were arrested in Williamsburg
yesterday. charged with counterfeiting on a large
scale the bills OF the Ocean Bank of this city. A
number of the counterfeits were secured
The English herring, supposed hitherto to be pure
y local In its habits has been recently caught in cur
pay This fact overthrows some long received opln-
cns, and Strengthens some of the current theories
Of 1t. Meury.
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PAssMoRE WILLIAMSON APPLYING FOR
HABEAS CORPUS.

:. BEDFORD. Pa. August 16.-Messrs. Gilpin and
meredi.h, counsel for Passmore Williamson, who
rescued the slaves OF Hon. John L. WEBSTER from
him 10 PHILADELPHIA, made an application to -dsy
az tue Supreme Court of the State, now 10 session
here, Tor habeas corpus for their client The arr
sument delivered occupied three hours time. The
court Is nov consulting, with fnll bench
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
BY virtue Of the provisions of Deed Of Trust to A.
NJ Davis. dated 18th july, 1884, and recorded In the
osiee of the Clerk Of Henrco County Court. the
subscriber the Trustee substituted by said Court
the 9Th August 1885, in the and stead of said
Davis lwbo has removed from thi. State) win sell
on THURSDAY, 25d of August, 1855, upon the pre-
said deed being parcel of land containing IL acres
lying II miles from the city, near the Brooke Plank
Road, Immediately to the East Of Dickmann's Tay.
and adjoining the lands Of jesse Williams, John
A. Parker and others
This land IL well enclosed; has upon It q new
framed house with rooms, and may be made de.
sirabls place. 3*
TERMS viii be In accordance with the deed, and
will be made known at the time of sale.
JAMES M. TAYLOR,
Substituted Trustee.
s7TAYLop 4 WILLIAMS Aucts aus
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;H#~1 COMMERCIAL. .

EESsssy4 COMMERCIAL H31E
New YoRK. Aug. IS -Cotton steady Southern
Flour IL cents better. Wheat firm, with sn upward
tendency. Corn trihs higher-mixed clio Pork
sitter Beef firm. Lsrd higher. Whiskey is I'M
changed.
Stocks higher Money unchanged
BALTIMORE, Aug. 16th.-Flour advanced II cents
per Dbl Wheat better; white 81 SoaS2 red 81 .85a
Sl.9S. Corn-white 87s89c; yellow CSC.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. l5.-The news by the Leba-
mon has unsettled the markets, but prices are un.
lasses Soc Pork 8.
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rELEGKAPHlC NEWS
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH SUFFERERS

NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH SUFFERERS.
PHTLADELPHIA Aug. Is "A meetina was held
IN the merchants Exchanges here at noon to-day 10
procure funds for the relief of the Norfolk and
Portsmouth sufferers =" :. -
BALTIMORE. Aug 10 "A meeting was held 10
tne Merchants Exchange here to-dsy, for the re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
MURDER

CLEVELAND, o., August Is "A man named
Mathews was robbed and murdered, and his body
i4fs en- the track below gainesville yesterday morn
ing He had only thirteen dollars. An empty
wallet was found beside him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
ANTI-MAINE LAW MovEMEnT-

:, BOSTON, "wednesday, Aug. Is. 1855 A convsn-
ZION OF Anti Maine Law citizens was held In Chap.
mao Hall last evening, when I, was determined to
,s,ue call TOR State Convention TO be held In
business toward a political compaien was also
transacted. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
I AND OF GOLD-Received at

The Heiress Of Haughtsn, or the Mothers Secret
BY author of Emily Wyudham"-S7c.
Harpers Story Book-Vol 8, 81.
Leaning to Talk. By Abbott-50c.
Letters to the People on Health and Happiness
BY Caroline E. Bucher-S7c.
Waikna. or Adventures ON the Mosquito Shore
By 8. A. Bard-Plates 81 25.
History If the Council of Trent By Bunsener Il
McCntock-$I.
Art-Hents Architecture, Sculpture and Painting
By ]. Jarvis-S1 Is.
Kirwans Letters to Bishop Hughes -75c.
The Reporters Chronologically Arranged. By j.
w Wsllace-SS
General Digest of the Principal Matters CON.
tanned in the Exchequer Reports from 1924 to 1854
Edited by A. J. Fisk-$5.
( Rose Milton; Romapce-50c
The Land Of Gold Realty versus Fiction. ByH.
4. Heper-SI.
Six Days of Creation a series OF familiar Letter,
from Father to his Child, describing the Nstu1aI
History of each days Mercies. By w. G.. Rhnd-
81.
Lays of Ancient Virginia, and other Poems ByJ.
A. Bsr,ley-e1.
Win Terrell, or the Adventures of a young Gentle.
man born in Cellar. By J Il. IngrahamS25c
Sam Slick in Search of a Wife. By Judge Hallv.
burton Soc.
Our First Families; Novel of philadelphia good
Society. BY a Descendant of the "Pens"-SI s.
The Escaped Nun, or Disclosures of Convent Life.
and the Confession of Slater of Charity-SI
Memoirs OF James Gordon Bennett and his Time
By aJournaist-With Portrait, 81 25.
The History of Russia from the Earliest Period 10
the Present Time, compiled from Baramsin Tooke
Seear, &c BY W. b. Kely-P Plates, Bohn's London
Plny's Natural History. Translated by Bostock 4
Riley-Vol. 2 Bohn's London Edition. $l.25.
au l5-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.-NO.
IN lf6 MAIN sTREET.-The underlined have
for ned Co. Partnership under the firm and style Of
CLARKSON ANDERSON, and taken the store
No. Jos Main street, next door below Messrs Mitch
el Tyler. jewellers, where they are now opening
Guns. Edge Tools, and every other article ususiiy
kept in their branch Of trade to which they respect
fully call the attention Of meIchants and
farmers, and the public generally.
"A. CLARKsoN, 4
au 10 I'M ANDERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
DOCKS FOR SALE

RVOhO EOk DAAE-
~ Hening, Statutes. Is vols-50 cts per VOL
Shepherds Statutes Continuing Hening to the
year 1908; 5 volss-S2 per vol
Code Of Virginia, (is49.) yoLes.
Code, Interviewed, vols -o3 per vol
Gilmefs keports, voi-e2
Rsndolphs Reports. 6 vols.-e4 per vol.
Leigh's Reports. vols. and to II incIuaivs-A
per vol.
kobinson's ksporta 2 vols.-A per vol.
0rattan's Reports, IL vois-e4 per vol.
eessions Acts and Journals Of various yeaSs-vl
''' secsEifHis Z 81 81 THE coMMoNwEALrH.
an IL d6te3t ~
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Blk DUNLOP, MONCURE L CO.

CARGO OF LUMBER. FOR SALE
~ AT AUCTION. ON THE DOCK.-On WED.
NESDAY, the 22d inst, comm encine at 10 O'CLOCK.
we Will sell near the Bridge cargo of 5-4 Dressed
FLOORING PLANK
TERMs-Under 800 cash; over S1O0 4 mos credit
for approved negotiable paper -.
DUNLOP, MONCURE L CO..
su l6 Auctoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
DEPARTURE or THE PREsIpENT. 81

WASHINGTON, August It, The President, ac-
companied by Mrs Pierce and Mr. Sidney Webster,
his Private Secretary, and ] Hoover United
States Marshal of the District of Columbia left
here this morning, for q short sojourn at the virs
ginia White and Red Sulphur Springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

He e 8 E.-A lot Of very superior
~ Cheese justto hand and for sale By
a. lS HAAvEY, WOOD 1 CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
TO BUILDERS-Prono,aIs will be =

ITO BUILDERS.-Proposals will be re-
L eeiyed at the Office of the City Engineer until
IL O'Clock M, on Wednesday next, thu 22d inst for
constructing the Msgstrate1 Stand, Bar and other
fixtures required for the Hastings Court Room in the
Clsy HALL and also for making the necessary Tables
and Counters for the Council Chamber and the
various Offices in the above Hall
The proposals must state the time which will be
required to eomplste the above work and satisfacto
~ security must be given by the contractor for the
prompt and faithful compliance with the terms of
the contract Pians of the work can be seen nj the
ONCE OF the undersigned, where all further infor-
nation can be obtained. w GILL,
al ltd City Engineer,
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BY LARUS e. SHINE.
A DMINIsTRATOR,S SALE or

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
"A HOUSE FURNITURE, &c.-On TUESDAY
morning, the 2lst inst. commencing at 10 O'Clock
we will sell at public auction, at cur store "a Main
street, lot of Household Furniture &c, belon gin
to the estate Of the late Gsorge B. Golden consist
Their Beds; Blankets, &c; Mahogany Washstand,:
Toilet Sets; Cane and Wood seat Chairs and Rock.
ers; Trunk; fine Gold Lever Watch; Double Bar.
rel Gun, FLAX and Belt compl etc &C.
HENRY GOLDEN, Admir-
Sale conducted by LARus SHINE, Aucts.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
arch Street THEATRE Shocking Case of
Infantlcide-FoU Trade &c.

dFc@ DtTeet misunderstanding Case OF
Infanttcade-FoU Trade, DC.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Is 1855.
The Arch street theatre will reopen on Saturday
evening next under the sole lesseeship of Mr. VIM
Whestley, and with VIM. s. Fredericks as acting
manager. Mr.. ]. s. Clarke the popular comedian
playing for some time In Baltimore, is engaged for
thT season
Another shocking case of infsniicide was broupht
10 light on Tuesday morning In the first ward. It
appears that the house of a man named Gore
has been under the surveillance of The police
during the past day Or two In consequence of sup
position that child had been made way with At
An early hour a child was fished up from cess
pool when the man and his wife were arrested -
Coroner Delsvsn held an inquest when a verdict
was rendered that the child came to It's death bv
sutfocatfon at the hands of it's mother the father
II Is alleged, beiog an accessory after the fact
The tall trade has commenced, and promises to
realize all reasonable expectations The merchants
from the South and West are beginning to come
In, and our leading hotels are rapidly filing
up
The Democrats of the Eastern and Northern
counties OF Pennsylvania are to meet in Indepen-
dence Square, In this city, on the 13 b day of Sep
TENDER, TO commemorate the adoption of the Con.
stitntion of the United States
Ine wing city convention met yesterday and
elected delegates to the whig State convention
DIR. A. w. Grswod, for long period popu.
lar and efficient mail agent on the Camden and
Amooy railway, has been appointed to similar
office between New York and California Mr.
Griswold starts on Monday In the Illinois. with
MS hrst trust since bis promotion, for the Golden
State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND

SALE OF HOUSE AND
l. LOT AT AUCTiON,-By virtue of the pro-
visions OF deed of trus. to the undersigned Trus-
tees. for the benefit of the M onroe Building Fund
Association, dated the 5th day of August 1854 and
OF record in the Hustings Court office of the city of
Richmond, we will sell on THURSDAY, the 30th
day OF August, 1855, on the premises at O'Clock p
NJ, the property conveyed in said deed, being
House and Lot the South side Of st. James street.
about lao feet, adjoining the properly owned by d.
Wright on one side. and T. Kppes the other.
The dwelling is good two story brick house, with
3he terms of sale will be cash for the sum of one
thousand seventy sight dollars and fifty cents with
fae and sill necessary expo nses attending the exc
cution Of said deed, and the residue on such terms
as may be agreed on by the erantors in said deed,
FLEMING GRIFFIN, lm
JOHN w. BURLINGTON. trustees.
an 11-dtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

DREADFUL SHrPwREcK- letter received at
this office from Capt Mooers of barque Maria. of
this port, dated Bay of Islands, March 10Th 1855
Capt Penney. oo the 81 of July 1854, on a reef to
the westward of New Caledonia, In latitude 10, As
SOUTH longitude 16l, Is east, no, laid down on the
charts She went on at two O'Clock A. M. The
captain, with the mate, doctor, and four sea-
men let her In boat, and saw nothing of her
after, and thinks she went to pieces She had on
900 coolies from China, and crew of so men, and
all must have perished, with the exception of the
seven Ia the boat. Mr.. " Bottom - was killed by
the natives on the Island of New Britain In July
He belonged to Fairhaven, and had wife and
family there; he had been absent from home some
time. Captain Penney was board of the Maria
on board the barque Rio Grande of San Francisco
bound to Melbourne; from there he would pro-
coed to Callao to see his owners Capt Penney
and MIR. " Bottom" were the only Americans that
belonged to the wrecked ship.-Nep Bedford
MercUry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

School nni.,rs. DISTRESS fIsED.-Miss De Ford. a
s1sed sI0 sns' 81 Newburyport Mass has been
Duni,b,r snd costs. about SIS in ALL for ssyersIv
eone sI1 .. g PUP She has, however appes led -
Soi n. oi QUO ladies'. who believed her innoc.n,
y onsfge, attended the trial o"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

SUPERlOR PASTURE.-I have fifty
~ acres of very superior PASTURE, two and a half
miles from the city, enclosed with good plank fence
well shaded. watered &c. Every precaution will be
taken to prevent accidents or escapes, man being
In constant attendance-but will not be respousi
BILE for either. The whole Pasture 10 in sight of
and surrounds the house.
Persons wishing Horses psstured by the week or
month, on reasonable terms may do so by applying
to me. on my Farm on the Railroad, Prices TO Mr.
Geo L. Earnest, Council Chamber Hill or G w.
Macmurdo, at R., +. r Depot, Richmond
CHARLES r ALLEN,
15-Im Priaets Henriro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
BY ALEXANDER MOTT,

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FIR
IL NITURE, DRY GOODS &c-will be soJd
at auction at my store SATURDAY Aur 18th
at 10 O'Clock large and general assortment House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture from family declining
housekeeping.
ALSO-seversl invoices Dry Goods, Shoes. Clio.
thing, Crockery and Glassware. Matches &c
ALSO-15 Gold ard Silver Watcher s ar casks of
Cosnsc Brandy; 10 900 Cigars, some very fine
au Ia ALEX MOTT, Auct.
HORSES M UL Els AND WAGONS
IL AT AUCTION.-On SATURDAY next Aus.
18th at 10 O'Clock, win be sold at the horse lot sew
erai hne Saddle and Harness Horses end Mules
ALSO-2 Spring Wagons and Harness.
au IL ALEX MOTT. Auct.
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L. M. HARROLD, Trustee
TAYLOR L WILLIAMS. Aucte an Is

pUBLIC SALE.-On MONDAY, Aug.
Il 9th. 1855. shall expose to public sale, the
FARM lately owned and occupied By Samuel Cot
treli, deceased, tosether with the personal estate
thereon, consisting in part of fur negroes-three
men and a woman; two of the men are good carpen-
ters, the Other good farm hand the woman 10
good cook. washer and ironer. Likewise, horses,
cows and hogs, and all the farming utensils house.
hold and knitchen furniture, together with all the
crops on the place, comprising corn (now growing)
oats and hay. The land lies about III miles above
Richmond, in Henrico county, adjoining the lands
of DR.. Coates and Others and contains about two
hundred and hasa good two story DWELLING and
all necessary out houses, and it 10 supposed by good
judges that the land has quantity Of coal in it. The
sale will commence at 10 O'clock
The terms of sale will be for the land one.third
cash. balance and two years credit bearing inte-
rest from the day sale the credit payments to be
secured by deed of trust title withheld until the
whole 10 paid. The negroes will be sold for cash -
The other part of the personal estate will be sold on
credit of six months for all sums over twenty five
dollars. the purchaser giving bonds with good and
approved security; under twenty. five dollars cash
balance of the year. ..--l = -. 80
P. g. All persons indebted to the estate will please
call and pay and persons having claims aeainst the
same will present them properly authenticated, for
settlement.
SAMUEL 8. COTTRELL,
Admr Of Sam'l Cottrell, decd.
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MORE SLAVERY AGrTATIoN.-The Methodist Pro
testan' Church OF North Illinois, propose to holc
a"conventional mass meeting" in Centre Grow
Bureau county, Illinois, on he 17,h Inst to agre,
upon some plan for separating said church from
Its connection with slavery B 9TH ministers anc
members are invited to be- present
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

pEMOVAL j. LUXFORD begs TO 10.
III form his customers that no intends rsmovns to
the Of Grace and 9th strsets by the 9Th Inst
where he will still carry the FURNITURE ana
MATTRESS business in all its branches.
FOR RENT.-The Furniture Store and Dwelling
now occupied by J. L. Rent $3.50. -
ALSO, FOR RENT-The adjoining Grocery Store,
II desired his entire stock In trade for SALE
Rent $50. No stands for business moro desirable In
the city than the above. 90 I5-12ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

sACTUS SKIRTS AND b T. l. Il 3 -
~ Received THE morning BY Adams 4 Co = Ex.
press lot Of Cactus okirts grey ard white. at u
each. Also, Leather, Elas'ie and M0ris antiqus
Belts for ladiss, as the Central Sore
ALFRED MOSES,
~ II - Main street.
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~ 75t Main street, Richmon6.-We have added
few articles Of new style, beautiful fine Jeweiry to
our stock, which makes our assortment very large
and complete; such a. Painted. Cameo. Gold Stone,
Earrings
AlSO-Onix. Gold Stone Lava. Cameo, Painted,
Goid'mounted 0eutlemsH's Bosom, Sleeve aud Col.
lar Buttons, Of our own manufacture.
al IL MYEH6 JANKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

MI ISSES KINGS SCHOOL, CORNER OF
w BROAD AND MAYO STREETS, will open on
MONDAY. the 18th of September next Fhe In.
struction thorough the discipline mild, but firm
Competent assistants in the French, Music DRAWING
and Painting departments have been engaged.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS:
SALE OF A HOUSE

Il AND LOf ON Esd STREET, ON UNION
Hill. AT AUCTION I'm part ez ecution of a Deed
Of Trust executed By Jane c. Shields the subscri-
Der, dated 18th May 1854 and duly recorded in Hen
rico County Court Clerks Office. being thereto
qcestsd BY the party secured thereby I shall, on
w. .hs 1870. asn OF aueus a1 ocaoca M
in said Deed, being lot parcel of ground lying in
the County Of Henrco, on Union Hill, fronting q
feet the East side OF Esd street. between -
streets, and running back within parallel lines 1872
feet. upon which Lot there 10 framed Dwelling
now in the occupancy of said Shields and being the
same property conveyed to said Shields by Mary A.
Howle, by Deed dated Esd June, 1858, likewise of
record in said Court
Terms will be made known ct the time of sale.
L. M. HAROLD, Trustee.
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e.. On no. D. hIor. The Irish and German labor
|lrs.. nave allowed their nasionsl prsiod.css ' ~
ors n. .nso open hostiliss, and on Tuesds Az sst
WA Killed Ia q melee between them.
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BOARDING.

kOARDING.- The proprietor is prepar-
= ed to furnish Board By the day or veef. On the
most hoerai terms. at the Marlbsro Hotel On Wsll
0ee'. my ID 70 J. HARDY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

kayoc.,s 1T no LEAvE.-The st. Louis Christian
Wiley. p,pso oLnes an account of Rev. VIM. II,
h";uri, who a. OF the Hsrrisonvllle circuit, in
Sdocumsn "no accused him of circulsting sboli,ion
sten dsy, shd ordered him to leave the state In
Zied 10 81 mr. Wiley Left that neiQhborhood and