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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFTER
INpIGoRATING COMPOUND
DIR. J. 8. ROSES
Tot Phiiadelphia,

DIR. J. s. ROSES w.
Tot Phitadelphia)
EKLEBRArED
SARSAPAKfLLA BLOOD PIJRTETrp
as Sprfng dnT Summer .4iterafive Med;cio, onJ r
igovstfng Drink, it has no ccuoi 1" ~
lt purifie- and enriches the Blood;
Acts vpon the Liver Stomach and Bowels.
Carries of all secretions and hum orr:
Sfoanses the skin of all eruptious:
Gives appetite, bloom and yfgor;
Strengthens and nvigorates the constitution.
Makes the skin soft, smooth and natural:
Expels Pimples, Roils and Sores;
Cures Scrofua and all Skin Erurtions
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections
lures hheumatisnl, Neuralgia and Govt:
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the system:
Builds up weak state of body;
Alleys nervous affections and eniiyans the spirita
For Female Complaints, which in their very ma
lure are exhausting and facilitating 1t s particularly
recommended. Indeed, 1t makes the weak stronS.
the pale and emscisted from sickness or natural
causes, soon have color, bloom and health. AZ a
summer drink it ID exhilarating refreshing stimu-
iatlng and enlivening. Persons (young and odl who
have used this delightful compound are Surprised At
ITS immediate beneficial effects.
Quart Bottles 81; small bottles sos. For sale By
PURCELL, LADD Co, Q. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker.
AiexI Duval, Dcval Norton, J.. B. Wood. VIM
l. Beers. ~f-e '"N 0eAAe''
- sp 2S-FM& VIZ cis--ts
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FAcTonrzs BUnNKD-We learn from the Wor.
0e iter Spy. that the Dorrsnce Wooden Mil, In
tnomeon, Connecticut. was destroyed by fire, with
al lts contents, on Thursday morning. II was q
large stone buildings, occupied by Joseph Eaten,
for the manufacture OF satInets. Loss heavy. The
old Danelson mill In Killington, CT, occupied by
tne same party for the Manufacture of cotton
| twine, was also burned to the ground The loss
on each mill was partly covered BY insurance.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

JONATHAN sToDARD. distinguished lawyer o
New Haven, CT, died on the Goth inst.
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OswReo CAsAL.-Ths Oswego IN. ~ Canal
will open on tomorrow.
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A MEXICAN CREAM SO4P-T6;.
CHARLES MILLSPAUGH.
ap Is Druggist, q. East ain street

CHARLES RICHARDSON has lust re-
~ ceived 10000 Genuine Havana CIGARS. i'm
ported direct from Havana whish he warrants to be
equal quality to any Ciaers in the United States.
be has also just resolved beautiful assortment Of
Meershaum, Genoise. Lava, Cydrolyts, Jockey and
Cissr Tubes; Cigar Cases; Snuff, Tobacco and Match
eles. 4- American Hotel' :
Corner of Main and 18th streets.
A small lot of Genuine Plantation Cissrs also for
sale. 80 49, An q
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An n. G. HossED.-Hon. w. c. Johnson, OF Nd.
was robbed of GO. ct the International Hotel, Ia
New YsTt, on Wednesday night. sss.
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NOMMISSIONER'S sAI,E m IANr

~ IN HENRlCO COUNTY.-By virtue 81 A..
cree OF the Circuit Court for the county Of Hanrco
pronounced on the 9th day Of March, 1855. in ths
signed, acting a. Commissioners under said dacres.
vii proceed to sell at public Auction to the highest
Of Henrieo county on MONDAY, the 18th dav os
May, 1885, beginning at O'Clock p M, the tract Of
isnd in said decree mentioned viz: tract lying on
White Oak Swamp, heavily set with wood and tim.
Der, about miles below Richmond, containing I5o
acres as per survey which will be exhibited at the
SAFE which land sdjons the lands of Joseph A. Weed
and others Any person desiring to the land pre-
vious TO the sale can do BY applying either to the
county. m - 1890
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash; the rsm.inins
twoth1rds upon credit Of and IL monshs respect.
fvey with interest from the day Of sale; the pur-
ens, and the title to be retained until all the bur
chase money be paid and q conveyance directed bv
the Court. WILLIAMSON ALLEN, Com'r.
Sale conducted by GoDDTN L APPERsoN, Aucts
an Q--IauSEHkdfd - ! ~ -
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VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE

VERY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
the late James Gray offer for sale privately the fol-
lowing property In the city Of Rishmond, to wit:
One half acre Lot at the corner Of Main and 7th
streets-say $50 feet frent with depth OF l53 feet
now occupied by .. 7 Landrum and VIM. Forbes.
T. :. of Jsnnsr rent which viii the
ALsO-Thst large three story Brick Dwelling en
7th between Grsce and Frsnklin Streets now ia tn .
occupancy Of Mrs Mary G. Morton; and those two
streets. the owe occupied by Mr. John D. Blair and
the other by Mr. A. Harring fon.
They also Offer the following dssirably located
property in the town Of Sidney. viz
One four acre lot with large brick dveilins and
and ons four acre lot with q two story dwsllips,
part brick and part wood near to the above former.
u occupied by the late NJ. w. Dunnavant and 1t
present BY Mz.-Dsvis These two pieces Of pro-
For terms no., application can be made to Mcsus
0oddin Apperson, or TO the Executors q the of6cs
of James Gray Sons ap28-Iw
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON
IL FRANKLIN BETWEEN 26rH AND NrH
STREETS, FOR SALE.-The subscribers are an
thorized 70 sell most beautiful Lot on the South
side Of Franklin between 26 and nth strasts 'front.'
Ing go fest. running back I6S feet. commanding .
hns view Of James 1iver md the sd!aesEs eounsry.
As e ss 9 soDDlA : ArrsA'oN'
DLASTER.-FTesh Richmond Ground
j PIsstsF, eropud ftep selected Windsor lump,
se..sss.lg e Asns and ses zk III; aRo
COAPS-Low's genuine Brown Windsor,
- aonsy ;.a fsln sospi nPpiy is:t received
-, !. 90 g s-ie A. ,n9DEkEk. !
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FIRE IN NELsoN.-Ws learn by passengers by
the Canal packet thata fierce FIRE was raging 10 tb
forests Of Nelson, Friday.
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NOTICE.-MILES SELDEN having
=; = purchased the interest of WI. c. RAWLINGS'
,hn.n e concern OF RAWLINGS MILLER. doins
business in the City of Richmond that partn IL
win VIII the mutual consent Of all parties dissovsd
=; naa me sara MILES sELDEN and the other partners
IN inst concern, having renewed the bartuershin
under tho name and style Of sELDEN L MiLLER
they have assumed the debts and liabilities of Raw.
lings Miller. and all debts due In the -
be paid to Selden 4 Miller 49, 80 - l'.eAoie "
w. @. RAWLINGS.
q. MILLER,
VILLA M ALLEN.
JOHN A. seldom
MILES SELDEN.
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VALUABLE FARM IN HERICO,

6ALE.-The subscIiber wishes TO sell privately The
Farm on which he resides, lying In Henriso county
nine miles North Of the city Of Richmond f1aus~d
steiy on Chiekahominy Swamp. and Beautifully st.
uated on the Richmoad, Fredsrietsburs ana fess-
Plank Road; both Of which roads run 'withia ahoue
400 yards of tho dwelling, making access to the citv
very easy and convenient. This farm eontelpe III
now In high state Of Improvement and saItystion.
theremainder In woods. eonveniently loeatcd Tke
buildings eondst Of dwelling With fous larHs roona.
good supply Of hne fruit, and spriae 81 tte vsrv
best veter quite Convenient IL thonshtthak TIE
Persons desiring 70 purchase win spsply "a tlie S
schber on the premises, vho Win take pIeespre in
.heHAns the land. 10, Of 70 0oDDIH 4 xPpKnson.
an A-4t 49, p n yAr.nnoD ~
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QuITMAH CUBA ExPEnrTIoN.-A correspondent,
OF the New York Tribune writing from Eatchez
Miss, speaking OF the Cuban Expedition under Fen
0uitman, says 1t is dead, about million of dol
lars havs been expended, steamers purchased
kets, revoivers and guupowder; but everything ha,
gone 'srong. The barque Magnolia, which had Z
large quantity of arms, &C., has not been heard OF
since she got ashore and paid 600 to the wreck
ers to keep dark.
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SEDUCTION McMahon, a young girl 16
yesH OF age, applied to Mayor Wood, Of New York,
TnuSdsy, for redress. She had been courted by q
man named James Robinson, and had loved him too
fondiy while her finger was yet without the wedding
nns' do had carried her into company several
times a. his wife. and finally a. 10 always the sass
had ended their intimacy by dsssrton. leaving her
fnentlea, hopeless and ruined
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BIZ GODDM e APPERs0N.
MOST VALUABLE BuIr.nTuu ~ 4

N1 ON 18Th AND - ~ ~ t ..I40 AOI
sAtE At AUCTION -WIll - ~ = ~ ~
me- 80 DAY Of April 1856 on tie prs1iess 80
BE sadis. & I e,sosl + that ..siiy 80 49,
sxses. s!joinns the fesidsses - - IA. T.ss
brick building In rear 'ssA sooes ~ - . me
:. The location OF this p,cx~.x. = 49,
the moot valuable for esntesi Sriv.ls ~
,,,,,,k. sE@Unennh cash; balance ct 5, q ~ r.
rstsnsS Nm s notes interest ss1 sisis
sent year 70 be paid by tbs purchsser- =. - -
apis 0ODbIN & APPFaao,s 49,
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} HANDSOME BUTIDTNG LOTS 81

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
80 E 4 s,Jls BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
sold on TUESDAY. the lst day of May, 1855, on the
premises. commencing at 4o'clock three handsome
Claw and Lssh Sn sss ds q h
ming back $50 feet Those lots are located In gem
tesi neishhorhood. and are admirably adapted for
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and IL mos
Tor negotiable notes. interest added and sitle re.
tanned till last note is paid The taxes for the pre-
spss " % so6 B is' Po sPfEssoN, Aue..
r OTIS ON BROAD q 22p STREETS
41FOR SALE AT AuCFION--Will be sold on
THURSDAY Afternoon the Sd Msy, 1855, ON the
premises commencing q n o'clock. valuable bull
ins a f. on south side Of Broad street, run,g back
TERMs-o ne.fourth sash, balance at 5, 6 and mos.
for negotiable notes, bearing interest Secured by
trust deed title retained The taxes for the pre-
sent ysar to be PAD b * RSrsh.ss sprpsou
FRAMED DWELLING ON GRACE,
In 4 BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH sTs.,
TURDAY afternoon, the 9Th day Of May. 1855 ON
the premises, commensins at 4 O'Clock. the framed
Sd and 4th Streets recently occupied By Capt EamI
Cary The lot fronts 6 feet extends baek about l26
feet, with the privilege of an sliey on the West.
The house has six rooms, and 10 insured for 81 400.
The terms will be made accommodating. The
taxes and insurance for the present year to be paid
~ a 1os pu''n'''lai oDpIN AppERsoN. Auet.. &
VALUABLE.PR PRIVATE DWELLING
ON CANAL AND 1sr. SITS. FOR SALE
Afternoon. the I'd May 1855 on the premises. conn.,
mencing at o'clock, the large Dwelling at the cor
ner of Canal and LIST streets, In the occupancy
of Mr.. Walsh. The Lot fronts 81 feet runs back
LIST street $50 feet to an alley. The House has eight
rooms.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and IS
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained. The taxes and in-
chaser. GODDIN APPEk6ON,
ap24 Auctioneers.
VALUABLE-REAL ESTATE ON
Y MAIN STREET, ADJOINING COUNTY
COURT HOUSE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on THURSDAY. ihssSd day OF May.
side Of Main street, joining the County Ct House,
fronting feet, running back SO feet TO alley 80
feet wide, on which there ID an old building
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and IL mos,
ed till last note II paid. The taxes for the present
ss spa % p''' ssoDDiS APPPERsoN. Auet.
TWO NEAT T EN- e n ENTS ON
i FRENCH GARDEN HILL FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold, on FRIDA Y, the 4th Of
May, 1855. on the premises, commencing at ~ o,eik
2. NJ those two framed tenements on French gar.
and John Crawford, ct an annual rent Of $50 per
aunum each. One of them fronts "a feet the east
line Of 9th street; the other So feet snd each runs
These tsnemants are nearly now. and the lots on
which they stand are among the most beautiful on
that imposing hill. w
TERMS Ono third cash; balance ct 4 and months;
for ne sotiabls notes interest added and title retain
cd till last note 10 paid. The taxes for the present
apa IS GOBLIN { APPERsoE. Auets:
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The WASHINGTON UNroH ON CusA-The Union
OF our affairs with Span 1t states that the pres
denf regards the recent bringing to, and examines
ion Of American vessels az violations OF interpa.
tionaiiaw, indgnities to our dag, and aggressions
Upon our rights, which viii not be tolerated.
Commodore McCauIey IL not to argue with Spanish
cruisers ~ to the right Of search or visitation; bn,
ssy 70 them-"You can elsirn no right of search
VISITATION or examination, of any vessel rishtfuly
oesting our nag upon th high seas under any
reach" lfiyou attempt St, she,set will be done q,
your peril The Union further ssys. the Spar ish
government have the ifsue of peace or war In theiI
Own nands; Il they Persist Ia their aggressions
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.

TRY GOODS, CLOTHING, DO, AT
May. commencins at l0} O'Clock A. n, At my Iuc.
ton store, yil sell large and .easonable lot Of
Cloths Cassimerss vestingI Alpacss; Bombszinss
Prints; BedTickinss; Ribbons; Lsces: Muslips; Sat.
tinets; :loth Coats Pants; Vests white and eoored
D1aweI; Pocket Hdkfs; Buttons; Ma pkins Table
Cloths Summer Shawlsi Shirt Collars. &c.
ap 80 $50, b. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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BY DAVENPORT. -ALLR1 & CO.

BY DAVENPORT. ALLRM & CO.
GROCERIES, 60, AT AUCTION
~ On THUkSDAY. Sd of May, we will sell, At 10
O'CLOCK, at our Auction stsre. an assortment OF
GROCERIES, viz: . = = -
Laguayra and Java COFFEE
New York SYRUP 500
Green and Black TEAS
New Englsnd RUM
Rectified WHI6KEY
French BRANDY
Madeira WINE
IL SOAP, CANDLES, CIGARS, 10.
TERMs-Under 800 cash; 500 and over month";
credit, for approved paper. =
apS0 DAVENPORT. ALLEN l. CO, Aucta
I00 CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND
w HATS AT AUCTION.-On WEDNES-
DAY, 9th of May. will sell, at 10 O'clock at our
Austen Room. 900 cases sessonable Goods
TERMs-Under 800 cash; 800 and over, month";
credit, for approved paper. :
spSo DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO., Aucts.
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NOTICE.-Whereas all the claims due
IN Lacy Cartsr havina been assisned to ne By
deed. dated 27d March, 1855 duly executed and de-
whether By bond. note. open account or Otherwise.
are respectfully reqssstsdto make prompt and puae.
fgai payment 10 mo or ny agent lessee =. Kessee.
The eoneern vas diasolved on the 9th Of July lS5k
up 2S-lw r. J. CAkTEK {
GO-PARTNEREHIP The subscribers
~ have this day entered into Co-partnstshIp. III
the purpose Of Conducting . MERCHANDIZk an
PRODUCE RAQKEHA0E Bu1lNEgD undey ~
h,m and style 81 1OYALL Z ehOOGkAoe.
s. JOHN II. ROYAIE.
Ra-2ak osAekDa SN0DekAsA
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The state of my health has induced me
20 sell my interest Ia the concern of RAWLINGS &
MILLER, to Mr.. MILES seldom who. 1r;tb ths
other partners, will continue the business at the
"a stand. cheerfully recommend the new firm
1t acontinuance of their patronage. Z 's-
w. c. RAWLINGS.
nICHMOND, Apr1i 70, 1855. an
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GHEAP CLOTHING AT LEVY'S,-
~ 500 Seersucker Goats, at rs cts; 500 Bingham.
corded edge, do at el us Drap D,Etst Coats, 81 SO:
500 Msrsei!les Vests 81; 1000 pr. Linen drill Pants
$l $50 Hair Stocks Csc; together with general az,
sortment of Clothing and Furnishing Goods, ali to
be sold at prices to suit the times - "
A. LEVY, 50 Main st.
Opposite st. Charles Hotel, Sim of the
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STEINER SuNK. On Monday night last the steam.
CT ID. Lee, Captain sproat bound from Illinois
hiver with cargo f CT ain came in collision with
tne steamer Ocean We've, Captain Marsh, bound
distance below the meath Of the Illinois. and n
X. II. Lee sunk In about fifteen minutes after the
Occurrences, up 10 her cabin floor. No lives were
IosI y tne accident The boat and cargo will be
a sotai 1859. The Lee was owned by Captain Ew.
Ing, and was valued at &c, 200. We have not heard
wnetIer tnera was any Insurance on the boat or
nor The cargo was principally corn, of which
there was o ger 1900 sacks. -
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Col. KINNEY, who stands charged with fitting out
an expedition against the Republic OF Nicaragua
will be tried at the next term OF the IT, g. District
Court In New York. He 10 now baied out In thu
sum Of 10000.
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VERY HANDSOME NEw nuvr 49, :

ING IN SYDNEY FOR sAI.E Az .re3 I'LL
~, I'm oe soId on TUESDAY, the 9Th NAV. Isi5 an
passm.es q the hour Of O'clock that mo.t
pancy OF MIR. Silas Beazley situated In ,Is 0ceu
sn Noftn ade OF Elmwood street frontins tbeJao
~. running bsek 1879 feet to alley The houss
hss rooms besides the usual cut houses - Aouse
tERMs-One-third cash balance at and mo.
tIi notes interest added and title
IN ass. noie paid The taxes for thepresent wear
ap % GODDJN = apururo,,
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LADIEY HEET,ED,0151TTTDs-

49, The readers Of the last pumber 81 the a.
sn article about high heel satsr boots for lsdiss
Is,ss o o h.tom them that We have just ressiveda
ME- iot, Lnas WIN come up to the dassripticn 81
Iies Sussins, Jenny Linds, and every iiuS 81 ~
aies Shoes now worn. Cali at MAURICEsa
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BRis PoRPoIsE.-Lt Rogers, commander of the
Bshrins strsshts Surveying expedition writes homo
that his ship, the Vinssnnes, parted from the Por-
poss On tho 2lst Of September last In gale of wind
between Formosa and China, Just to the northward
and westward Of the Tsseadores, sinse which time
she has not been heard of. There is possibility, he
thinks. that the Porpoise may have put into some
Isolated Island for repairs. The carpenter of the
Vincsnnes, who repaired the Porpoiss out there.
states that she was strong and staunch
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4 NSIAbLE6 GAI1Es-Wa1 r. ~
.ss,.Sn aOHDAY, ApFilsN, 166& ecar1nsei-s ~ T
- ~ ~ g ~ sfofe q AaSuGtos q ~ -.
Tusn,ssyss 49, - 8 q tbs 4ossshell - Ef7SSss
c,.s*l - ~ sffAnt b my kanlS = 49, r as..x
rS.ans " Aseaasc. 6Issecs. =
sp4y--N q p CHTf mnnW =
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.ARM WEATHER WARES-J

M AhM WEATHER. WARES.-Water
1 Coolers Cream Freezsrs. Bath Tubs, Hip
kinda mail Portable Summer Ranges, Furnaces,
Enameiied Kettles, Sauce Pans, Coffee Roasters,
Pans Tea Kettles; Suction. Force and Chain Pumps.
email s Garden and Fire Engines, Hydraulie Rams,
Lead ripe, &c. for sale at the Stove and Pin We're
Factory, l46 Main street, near the Exchange Bank
apN-ln GEORGE STAkRETT.
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81 GODDIN q 1PPTRsON.
VERY YALTTAHT.n Ann mn,

MT ..kOAO4& AMI 6EACyT4.
TaIIn AND cAsATS III ~ - ~ re GG9Rs HI q
81 ~ e ,Sx- y sold On WEDNEoDXY. ~
o;eios2 = n e ~ sss pssn,ssa sc.ns.sne, 4 q
8uidiss Lot q ths corner q a ~ c..s s.1,sss
e s. &c c.s e e. .s g: 6; e!
io H., 11sfly retarded y one Of ths ost bes.f.
Te"s. - 1870 Ell
months for negotiable note Interest sdi:d 49,. 49,
ust deed, or title retained I'll lat rots 4 ~
.ts.s s,1ss for Tie present yssr I: b the pa
40 6oDDln I AfPEKsON.
3: Safer the sale Of foregoing s Pe.l
S..y as O'Clock p n y Viii be spld On NM
carr .esa valuable Building lot On North sdei n
running hssE Isa e.. e % streets fronting % feet
spas aoDD1s / ArrEasor. Au...
IA AHGE NUMBER OF LOTS mi PLAN
on TUEspxY all ALL AT AUc7IoN-win be soId
s.sni.ss sompsness oeIsat LAY ~ ~ On the
sso s and g e. ~ s Il u ana % on 4th srss
IkRMs-One-third caah, balance At : - a
iHa notes interest and ss
to be paid by ~ taxes for the present year
ap3 d0DDIN / ArPERsou a....
OF ON THIRD STREET FOR sAT,r !
1mmedlately after the foregoing 40 Nh =.
" sIa valuable Lot ON the East SIDE Of "a .tr.st
,sa sn o. Leigh street, fronting 50 feet running bseS
TERMs-same a. above
ap2' GOODIN 4 ArPERsON, Auc,.
HOUSE & LOT ON CHURCH HILL
ron CORNER OF NJ nth STREETS
n nunsDAY, the Sd day of May 1856 on the pre
on Cbu SoHHsheins at 4 O'clock the house and lot
formerly occupiea b s ~ OF and 9th streets
Msrsh = 'Ao ia'e mi. Elzabeth w.
month"; =, fourth cash, balance at s. and
r,.. tn last note 10 paid. The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser. ''' 'ue
0ODOiN APPERSON, Austs.
VEEkY HANDSOME NEW DWELL
u,,, 81 so ~ lN sY FOR SALE AT AUCTTON.
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~ LOMAxs DIaEsr-Lsws Of Rsal P,o,ersv.

Vol. 2 now edition. Price - - 8 !. = =.
sAhDg sUIr IN EoUIfY Priss q. II = " I
sOuTas!DA viEwOreLAvERY Thir4 AL
oorrsctlse important nnistAk g 81 reviews~s - s
e0ClQLo0Y FoA THn eOUTH. = o. r5ilsrS
81 70 rcs,sty; ~ Geo, vitshugh. ED. N. 2
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.

NARROW PE-SUICIDE-BENEFIT OF
THE KENDALL sISTERS-ROBBERY-
GUS COIN, DEATH, 30.
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sA4 FOR ME N.-The Bremen
SE bark Caroline, L. Stricksr, master viii load
er the above port For balance freight or passage
| sp2s-lw. EDWD. WIN. Dryoss co. :
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I INEN GOODS-HENRY SHAFER
Lis constantly receiving the latest styles of Linen.
Duck aRd Marseilles Coata Pants and Vests, and is
thus enabled to keep up of the best assortmsnts
to be found in the city An ~
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DLASTER.-Eresh Richmond Ground
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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-05


p6s~ Henry Ward Beecher in a late lecture
delivered at Hartford Connecticut, thus raps
the Know Nothings'' over the head:
"He opposed the Know Nothings and
said that the idea of danger to American in
situations from the influx of foreigners was as
absurd as would be the belief that the the
waters of the Atlantic ocean could be turned
to milk by emptyng into them all the milk
pans of the country. When | eat chicken"
said MIR. Beecher, Il don't become chicken
Chicken becomes me!' So it is he continued,
with the Irishman and the German who pom
into this cOuntry-thcy come to the digestion
OF d young Republic, which swallows them
as foreigners, but turns them into Americans"
He thought there was infinitely less to fear
from the Industrious and hardy Irishman who
comes among us with his pick-aXe and spade,
than than there was from the cOrrupting in
fluence of those "degeneratcd sons of not degen-
Grated sires = who, born on American soil,
think it necdlul to GO to Europe to get an ed
ucation, and after travelling over the continent,
and disappointing all that is American, come
beck to their native land filled with supreme
disgust of everything American, and affected
admiration of mOnarchcal customs. These
snObs were well described in John Randolph's
reply to one of their own kind in Congress,
who twtted the sarcastic gentleman from Ro-
anoke on his "home education'-to which
Randolph responded thus: 1.-The gentleman
reminds me of the lands about the head waters
of the MOnongahela, which are poor by nature,
and cultivation has entirely exhausted them ~