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Land Warrants secured for Sol.
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NIlI6 WIIN pIWII.IIs
T'NDER The Act u 1855, who were in actual
l -.ryirs n t1,s under state or 4. ;. Ofhr,rs,
iu tha War ct 1872, lI.Iida Mar, &C var With
Mexico, and tor their widows and childisu, uuw
miHuIs, unless loo acre warrants have already
ts,H chained; and where warrants les than 100
acres have been obtaiusd. urW ones viii BE- pro-
cured .ulIct,nt 60 uaAc up that amount, can appli.
ing ia psr-1n o. b, letter o. llOkAIlO WOOD.
Man, 20 Railroad ENChaugc, CVuu Squre. n 40
PAYS cssh ior thc Warrants.
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CHARLEs COPELAND,

CONFECTIONER. IS & 81 Court Nr,si,
BOSTON.
CONSTANTLY on haud The be-, Ice Creams,
" Plum Fancy Cake, astry and confectionery,
Parties supplied, in Addi,i5n 70 ,he above ARTICLES,
~ith frozen Shsrl,', Jelly Blsat Nans, aui Ia.
li. sHsaF1ssfF.
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nAnM ~. nrNnNAIINGR rSnLNrNT
rrrilr NJ An MnNEN.

NLl.r nupll l,rls Tor ,sirs have lse1 cnuchr.
ufJtarrIi1imcnt aud rrgrri will hud RAILWAY
G.ru,ling lirsul,gHt tu, r'unN't't a1i iuNtg-
orator Of thc diseased and disabled pilt.. Al
uu.arudu,., BE- removed iH few DAYS and c,rN
ORGAN in the system b. restored e. health aud ygor
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Wholesale Agents.


RAILWAYS WNoyNIING Er~ulNENT
r.ss.ss,. ilr mHsf 4r..k 900 potent power over
b# ,Hr.Hl., ~.f.fH'I, ~FUhIHu., HHt HAiH H.s.I..
... loci. booze sn.I h, ..stfHs, .. iaa,r, ial
lu.Ht ,..| I..I irs f.r.TanH- slHr1rE.
TuU Al lIu NuE~
o.. moot fool prI rrrfrnf buu.fs 1911 IH H irN
frfs,I.hI f1 tis rIH.rsl1g. ruf,IIug BuI ruH.
,sr.rr r.Furr,s uf fh. ELNuN NTING m.
~OINENT. Ttr m.sf l.1tH.Imr sIfrs, I.rrs,
N.Trs, ~v. Irs.. pHI fhr H1.t
IUIGII11rL SKIS DISEASES,
IIty, I... rIT.I IHH '.v fts b., iiHIvHN's ilrH-
...tI.g E...ITrri lf ls U'.lsHut i1 uAr, ard
Hr Ifu.rf ft'. r. |lH-l,rsI'a srrHrnn ri
..ULr... 90 f'. stomach.
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Agents Wanted"

IN AGENTS wanted immediately, 70 Sell
III BOOKS, STATIONERY, AL FANCY
GOODS. Good references required.
Arply 10 T.. n. SIMONTON,
III Niss's Street, rORsJASD.
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FOR BOSTON.

Dutr. rs ,rrEuArs s scSuAIi rNcrrrruJ
s-,-.,,A ON auJ after MONDAY, ths
EgJ-N I7,h int, the f,'' aad 80.
ihi.E - reriar sr1--1irg Steamers ~.
- LAWRENCE. (tsrt. CIHus
>rrHuu,Nrl ari ATLANTIC (CaPi. Gao
ksIHr,I eiH rurBs fI'Bvs:
lTBTtr- Nr'a,.ic Rail Basi Wharf essry Moe
1,, Tuea'y, Wr.IarsIa Thursday aHd fuia,.
,t : O'Clock r. w.. lpi Central Wharf, Ho.tun. q.
cam. days. nt.5 a'ri,rk =. VI.
Cabin rI..-r, Sl,25
U.-k 100
Freight BhrH no las rates.
y. B.--E1th B.htis furnished With large nu.n-
lr Ul state k1l,a. Ilr che accommodation I'd ltiIrs
sl.l fani.Ti and fravclsu are reminded that b,
aaAir. Ibis liH,. iau,A saving 90 tiac AND eNIsnse
suI D. az,.s, alI ihat thc iHcuWsuisucs Il srriv-
Dog on lis'an az ate bears u che night wall also ~
avoided.
lhe Boats srri,s IN season for ths passengers %
iaAc ihg earliest trsius out oi the city,
l.. BILLINGS Agent, Portland.
}. BROOKS Agyni. Bo-ton.
Y.rsi 1F.l.CI ~
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IANE q WHEELER.

CTArlONl.RS and Account Dock Mandhctur-
- crs, pealcfs in Americans, ffe"ch nnd tuglth
Sliiuugt,, ami AGENT. Tor Owen : lludbuu's
celebrated utihnF raprrs, 4 Shiplsy's seal pttss.
No. 10 Nlis Nrld, B0VoH.
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DpTu Arci0N. /. r tao iuurilb.e
practice throughout Holland o. bii down iu.
stead Oh "a; ian auction in article is sot
zap A. any price ths sucuruoyr Tl.as,s, u
a0boiy bids, De lowers until sumo person
sries " Mine. - and that person who o. claim.
j, = then entitled toii practice c.ag,ni-l
4. Dr.,l .,-i.r--i'-
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Tu forur.s... E..r. ~. ,irru..
..nv rr>Hu,rsr A'Ewtr NII.hrl
L...su Ayrua, brought 'r.r Of. Court
fr -rHt.ur. lra .'.Hr hrasm- committed
ia I,Il Af.. tm. NO I., an. h. ua.
uHI.r '...I l.r ~Iun, auIur.a lamla- .as
,a'urr ag Che T.z'..th. o. IIl- hrf.
a.r. Forfeited, ami t.. amount va. ra.I m-
o. tHr tra.ar. N0u H...- ..r.. Oh. n..
arr-..la' ra..,.ur I. t..rr -n..--l
Hfu FL. .t..r.H.- o.. f.. ~.r. 'r.-...
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The Great European Cough Remedy
Universal Cough Mixture

g. a. .lf H'l rI,.'u1I rrmsI, nr Coughs ~ every
description. vhrthsf ut rh,alrru aI adr.H
ftt.rlt ur l#ug sIbudIuT.
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IL h. thr. ve e..gat. uu. hru-u. On
Franc, fr instance. the lny would have
besu spoiled. 70. u.aI i,. '..u u'us'-
~, promoted and BOO CHM. 30, base naui
one ofh, lltfe Iuu-,tcE. e.u.r.eI tu %.
Marshall ir.aH. We know l.,..-. N.T.-
vur,l ,al1r iu rraeu,l, ha-.1---I.k. way
W. pay ready money orii: auI b, ha1.
done With q. i1s uUrr and ..r gl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28
Netg York Markets, March 81.

The news from Europe hiss unsettled the Cotton
market Flour firm and tending upward. Sales of
Ohio 90 s7d9 ST. and Southern at 90 s7d9 81. Whe.t
upward and frm-sales of Southern white at S246
G2.5o. Corn firm with an advancing tendency
Western ssas64 cts Pork upward and firm. Beef
unchanged. Stocks heavy and quiet. and the money
market unchanged. Sales of Virginia Skies at SOL
fennsylvanis Coal Co., &l.06.
Baltimore Market March 81
We note no change from yesterdays quotation .,
although the markets were little dulier towards the
ciose' owing to the arrival of the steamer. Flour
howsfd street, choice brands $ss7i and City Mills
S''"' "heat-good to prime white o. Is q 2.25-
very choice will command more; red aominslly S2ts
$"l< per onshei. Corn-white SO a SO cts, yellow
85 d 30 cts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28

bENAToR WILSON ON sLAvERY-Gen Wilson, the
new L. s. Senator from Massachusetts, everybody
thought, did modify his abolition views, few
months sgo after his arrival at Washington, but this
sasms to have been mistake. or else the General
has repened, fof Friday evening in the course of
d lecture in b oston he said
III there ia any one here tssid the lecturer with
fmphasisj who believes that capable of modify
,.E "Y sentiments and opinions, cherished by for
twenty ysars-ether at home or abroad either in
pubic OF Ia private, before friends in the face of
e1emIes-I commission him here and now to pro-
''7.u II send II abroad on the wings of the wind
nat am com 1tted fully Committed, committed to
ht iuiest extent in favor of immediate and uncon.
onai abolition Of slavery, wherever il exists under
tLe authority Of the constitution of the United
States"
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THRUST SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
\ trust executed to the undersigned as trustee by
Anthony Roberts, bearing date June g. 1851 and ad-
mitted to record in The Clerks Office Of Henrico
county court on the 26th of the month"; secure
to- Hiram w. Tyler the payment of the sum OF S242
till paid shall, MONDAY, 10th April if fair if not
on the next fair day at4t oclk P. expose to sale
at public auction, on the premises piece of land in
the county of Henrice, in Port Mayo below the cty
adjoining the property of Henry Sanders and -
Lumpkin, and opposite the property of E. Wadd
inches, more or less.
The title to the. property is believed to be good,
but acting trustee shall convey with special
ranty only. Terms cash.
NH ltd JAMES Elicit Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28

ITsTHER FROM AUsTRALIA.-Laler sdVices from
Australia give official account OF the military rem
c'nire with the gold dggers at Baerai. The
collision occurred the Sd of December: thirty
u! the insurgents Were killed and much larger
number wounded. The government troops had
captain wounded in the storming of the rebel bar
Iicade, and a number of soldiers were killed.
Martial law was proclaimed on the 9Th, but discor-
uaued two days afterwards. The papers blame
In" Governor as the Of the disturbance, and
censure the whole management OF the gold licen.
sing The gold exported from Victoria from jan
uary J. 1854, to January 9, ls35, is set down at
ul- J37 ounces.
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE g. CO

CARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LASSES AT AUCTION On Friday. the goth
inst, commencing at I0t O'clock at our Wharf and
Warehouse, at Rockets, we will sell the CARGO If
the schr Almira T from Attakapas with -
l82 hhds. SUGAR. fair to choice quality
l42 bbls. prime MOLASSES.
Also
The cargo of the schr. Matilda, from Attakapas
with
"a bids fair TO prime SUGAR
100 bbls. prime MOLASSES
TEsMs-Urdec 500 cash; over $780, mont his
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE l. CO.,
mn ~ Auctioueers
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A MOTHER EXPLOSION.-The His

A MOTHER EXPLOSION-Th His
"A tory of the Hen Fever, by Burnham, the "Lit-
tie 'Un;"-$1 %
The Lamplighter, Tone of rs 900 published) 81.
Kate Aylesford; By Peterson 90.
Capt Canot, the African Saver; %.
Katharine Ashton-a novel; vols; so.
Virginia Comedians vols; co.
Chestnut Wood-a novel; 2 vols so.
The Hive and Bee Hunter; 25.
Farmn gdale-a novel; 90.
The Lofty and Lowly-a novel; vols 90.
Pepy's Diary; 8vo; vols. fine; IL 90.
DeBow's industrious Resources; s vols; 90.
Goldsmith's Works; 8vo; vols; fine 90.
Napiers Pennsulsr War; 300
Cosas Espanna-Travels in Spain; 90.
Satire and Satirsts; by Hannsy; 75c.
Ida Norma; by Mr.. Phelps; Is.
The News Boy; by Mrs. Smith; 1.25.
Woterfs Roost; by Irving; 25.
Memoirs of Napoleon; by DAbrantes; 2 vols; 4 Oo
Lewis American Sportsman 5 50.
Frank i orresteI's Field Sports; vols; So
Valentines History of New York; 80.
History of Louisiana; 2 co.
Constitution of the United States; co.
VESTS Analysis of the Holy Bible; 5 co.
For sale by BUFFERS & SINONS
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
mn <f-oL II Isl M ain
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Suicide.-Soiiing of the Affca.

BosTos, March 27.-Thomss H. Hooper who has
for some time filled the Office of Paying Teller In
the Merchants Bank In this city, hung himself this
morning in the cellar of the bank His accounts
far as known, are all straight, and the cause of
the rash deed Is yet unaccounted for.
The steamer Africa sails at noon tomorrow. for
Liverpool Her mails will close at O'Clock, A. M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28

TEBETIc EXPLOSION OF Powder Mill
Through a friend from heahticoke, we learn that
coi the mills belonging 10 the powder Inanafac-
tory of L00mis, Masters 5, Co, at that place, cx-
pioded ms morning at O'clock seriously. and, it
feared fatally, njuring Peter Coon, ana one other
employee, whose name was not obtained
The mill Of the series OF new ones re-
Gently ERECTED by the company. Tho explosion
Was terrific, being heard at great distance The
building WAS blown into OF ruins. We
have been unable to learn the primary cause
Coon II Is thought, Will not recover, being dread
fully maugied III. Trans. Saturday.
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A LII PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC!

IA USE DR.. ROSES PAIN.C.JRER-Thisn re.
paraton is truly the wonder of tie Cures all
pam external or internal; Pain in the Sides
Limbs or Back, Chilbains, Aguo or Lumps in the
Breasts Corns, Bruises; Spraios, Tooth-Ache, Ear.
Acne. sun Neck, Sore Throat, Pains in the Bowels
and Stomach. Sudden Colds, &c. The PAIN CURER
being fine Tonic Mixture, is also used with great
benefit for Weak stomach and Bowels, likewise for
Fever and Ague. Whenever you have pain use the
Pain Curer freely, and you will obtain immediate re.
lief. It acts like magic. Every family should have
bottle in the house in case of accident sudden
sickness Iii truly the poor mans friend, and the
TIE ms assST SoaH IS Hh 50
MEDICINE.
DR.. J. 8: ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR Ex-
Coughs Colds, Hoarseness asthma, Bronchitis Spit,
ting of Blood, Inflammation of the Lungs or Throat
| and all Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation not
only cures Consumption If taken in time but it for.
titles the system against future attacks As Cough
Medicine, it is the best in the World! 1t is now
used and recommended by Physicians at home and
DR.. J. S. ROSES wHOoP1NG COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate relief, apd frequently cures in
DR.. j. S. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fails in
curing the Group; that dangerous complaint among
TO CURE DYsPEPsIA AND LIVER COM
DR. RosE,s Dv PsPAiMTS. or 1,vvD cou
POUNDS sure cure for Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach,
Indigestion and Liver Complaint This Compound,
used with Dr. r. SEES Family Pills. has cured thou
sands of confirmed Dyspepsia and Liver Comp aint
1t is tonic, Alternative, Stomach and Liver Medi-
cine, and was highly recommended by the late cele-
pIhtco III nSslCk-oO cts
DR.. ROSES ALTERNATIVE or FAMILY PILLS
for Liver Con plants, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Sour
Roses Medicines, contain Mercury; they are mild
in purging, and, when used with the Dyspeptic or
Liver Compound. will cure these formidable COM
plants -25c.
FOR BILIOUS HABITS. BAD COLDS AND FE-
YER AND AGUE.
DR.. ]. s. ROSES ANTI-BILIOUS OR RAIL
ROAD PILLS-Thsse Pills are called Railroad
Pills. because they 60 ahead of eli other Pills in
their good effects; as an active Purgative or Catbar
tic Medicine, they have equsl;-free from gripping
carrying Off all secretions and bile from the stomach
and bowels-they be taken at all seasons by
both of all ages, and without regard to wea-
Their or exposure. If taken with DR.. ROSES FEVER
AND AGUE Tonic MIXTURE, they will prevent and
cure the most stubborn cases of Fever and Ague or
Bilious Fevers.-l2t and 25 cts.
All the above celebrated Medicines sold by PuR-
CELL, LADD Co, o. A Strecker, A. Bodsker AL
exander Duval, Duvai Norton J. B. Wood, VIM.
P. Ladd and s. NJ. Zachrisson.
fe 12-FmAW&cis-ts
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IMPORTANT FROM OREGON. The government
have Information that the legislature of Oregon
have passed on set TO change ther seat of govern
ment Ia Corvallis, houEishing town about thirty
i've miles south OF Sa lem the present seat of their
territorial government As the government has
already expended acme $4,000 on public buildings
al Salem, we take it for granted that Congress will
be likely 10 put It's veto on the proposed removal
Star.
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BY GODDIN a. APPERSON.
AUKEL SPRING, A MOST DEST-

.n ~ KAsLE COUNTRY SEAT, FOR SALE AT
BY the late Or Thos. E. Cox and wife. be.rips date
Sotn May, 1884, duly recorded In Henrico County
O9ut snail In execution of said trust procee ed to
sell az pubic auction on the premises, on WEDNES-
the 18th March, at neon If fair Ii not the next
t,r day. that most desirable country seat called
Laurel Spring. about two miles below Richmond
On the Osborne Turnpike late the residence of Dr.
mos, mos e; Cox and of Edward Cox, deceased, con-
n ns about 81 scres of land, more or les of good
nos,iy. The dwelling is large, and surrounded bv
san ,os the out-houses large, convenisnt, and
nai ample acco Gmodations the whole in good re-
mood ana commanding full view of the city Of Rich
f.ctors one- Eth cash; in lieu thereof salts
at - negotable note at so days balance
ing intsrs "a months, for negotiable notes bear
trust ass satisfactorily endorsed, and secured by
the uesa The title s believed to be- peIfsct but
warranty. p Wy N, WIN the usual special
'a mh eS % By GoDDIN ArPEssos, Aucts.
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TIE GULF SQUADRON TO BE AUGMENrED.--We
lesrulrom Washington that all vessels OF War now
IN port have been ordered to equip forthwith to
augment the squadron in the Gull OF Mexico; and
81 is further stated that ii any u. S vessel is here
after fred into or molested by Spanish cruisers
,hssisemeut will be promptly and etfectually adj
u.iuslerei.
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WANTS.

WANTED-By a Northern man, EN-
W ployment in Grocery Store or at some bu-
sness at which he can make hi,nself useful A note
through the Post Office, addressed s. B. NORTH
Rem, will meet with prompt attention. and ascertain
when and where an interview may be had.
NH z7-St*
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THE POOLE MUBDER.-A dispatch from New
York, dated March 20, says:
Ia the case of Morissey, Hyler and L inu the
three accessories 10 Poole murder Judge Morris
10 day discharged the haJcas corpus, considering
that their indictment for murder superseded their
III! 70 sn examination by magistrate. The par
t!es We're accordingly remanded 10 prison
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28

AN TEN FOR TEE DEMoCRATs.-The Washing
''o Union states, on the authority of teegraphic
ul'pslchr that On Saturday evening last, eighty
members withdrew from the Kaow Nothing orRani'
+'U'n st bsIpers Ferry, vs., and openly expressed
'AeI determination to vote the Democratic ticket
IL Is siso stated that seventy-Gve more announced
'"7H intention to withdraw from the Order at the
next meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28

STATE CONVENTION The Know Nothings of
Pennsylvania are 10 hold State Convention at
Harrisburg on the first Monday of May, to nomi
nate candidate for Canal commissioner, and to
appoint delegates to National Convention. The
Convention Il to set with open doors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28

fIRx IN ALEXANDRIA--A fire broke out last
Sunday night in a stable on Fish Wharf Alexan-
dris, adjoining the warehouse leased to Mr.. Henry
paiuseiteld, and both buildings were Destroyed
frame shed belonging to Mr. A. J Fleming was
also consumed. 4 considerable quantity of salt,
.s1 &c, WAS destroyed Loss about - 900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28

The Russian Ambassador at the different courtS,
announce the succession of Alexander II, and a
synopsis of his manifesto, received by telegraph,
via koningsburg, makes him declare that the well
fare of his Empire is his only ohject-that he will
endeevor to maintain Russia In the highest posi-
non OF power and glory, and his grand aim will
be to accomplish the ncessant wishes and views OF
his predecessors, In all these purposes he hopes
to have the zeelous cooperation of his subjects
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l AND, SLAVES, AND OTHER PRO

u AAAsD, hL1A aND VI fhSf-
- PERT4 FOR SALE.-Will be sold at public
aaactlon; on the 18th day of the present month,
March) at the late residence of Phinehas CLAW dec
in the county OF Chesterfeld Va, if fair If not the
next fair day. one half of all the crops of every de-
scription, ons half the Plantation Utensils and one
halt of lthe Household Furniture, five or six likely
Negroes, consisting of men, women and children.
Also. will be offered at the same time a valuable
TRACT OF LAND, containing 1876 and so
Poies IN the county OF Chesterfield, lying Swift
Greek, and adjoining the lands formerly owned nv
Archibald Ball About so are first-rate low
grounds and well timbered. About one half the re-.
mainder is of such growth as Is suitable for wood
and fencing purposes-the remainder has not been
cultivated for several years, and has grown up in
small pines The soil of the land 10 very Susceptible
OF Improvement and in coed heart. Any person de-.
string to view the premises before the day of sale
can have an opportunity of doing SO by calling on
n showing them.
The purchaser of the land will probably have an
opportunity in a few months of buying other land
adjoining, If desired. N
Terms of sale will be made known on day Of sale.
C. H. A. CLAY,
JNO. T. g. CLAY, Exor's
PHINEHAS W. CLAY
NH l6-d&ct
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
[Ofice with George J. Sumner, No. 90 Pearl ST. !
. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON

81 VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
III 18TH STREET. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on MONDAY afternoon. the I'd April
on On, the premises commencing at u O'Clock the
utter, fronting 18th street SO feet and the Dwell
ing House adjoining, fronting % feet inches The
above property is now renting for $500 per annum.
and is desiraby located and in improving part of
the city.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the balance at 4, 9 and
IL msnths for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained until the last note is paid The
for the present year to be paid by the purchaser.
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
NH 26 Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28

Miss Catharine Hays gave a concert at Calcutta
'n the 9th OF January. She is the first priaQ
a'..ya that has visited the Hinioos, and there
fore The created much excitement The high
prices Of admission 81 30 for reserved, and g. 90
Tor "ther seats created great dissatisfaction
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28

DEATH OF Hon. S. S. PHELPS Hon. s. S
Phelps, late U, 8. Senator from Vermont, died a
hI4 residence at hiddebury, in that State on the
18th inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. TO
IN COUNTRY MERCHANTS - Understanding
that some person or persons circulating, to my
Disadvantage the report that have received any
goods this Spring, and have assortment or stock
on hand, take this method of announcing the SAID
REPORT AN UNMITIGATED FALSEHOOD,
started and circulated by its authors fof selfish pur-
poses.
l respectfully invite call from ALL in want of
anything in my line, to examination of my stock
and prices, assuring them that furnish full as
sortment of stsple and fancy goods of the newest
styles and at less prices than they selling for in
the market. HUGH WATT,
NH 26-l0t ~ Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28

SUICIDE OF a DUELLIsT.-Coi. McClung, the
Celebrated duellist, committed suicide at Jackson,
Mississippi on the 26th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-28
AUCTION SALES.
BY LARUs 4 SHINE.
TRADE SALE OF C1ass w.pr ooo


RADE SALE OF GLASS wARr aoo
>. u PACKAGES AT AfIcTIoM o w w AisE, bUu y.
mokmiNG the 10th inst commepep, ~ n s,s,l
off3i., Wn .. orr sales room, about 800 psets se,
embraeps In nv. reserved from the Manufacturers
a sa. ana rIess Tumblers Gobletts, Champayn.
stsna. dc. ospt,efs-a great variety; Pitchers, Salt
sowlsl Molssses Pitchers with Britsunis Ton.
" aps ane Uanais'tlst. Celery Stand. Wines. Je.
Pitchs,, hnmas as.'ss Casters, Frames Psrian
r. ALso0A Splendid assortment Of Gold Band China
msns n9 oner sets toxether with general assort-
.eountfy merchants and the trade would do well to
.snd asthe goods will be sold In lots to suit the
Goods can be packed for SHINING nm tb. n,.r,;...
at q reasonable charge p'eA''''''
na,e % positive without regard to weather.
mn 9" LARUs SHINE, Aucts
SPECIAL SALE OF GOLD WATCH
a. a ~, CHAINS. JEWELRY. &c AT AUCTION.
I'm I'm SAIU kDAY Evening, the 3It inst commene.
r O'clock we will SELL at auction to close sun
90 Gold Hunting Levers
,o oo 30 DO Anckers and Cylinders
i ~ silver Anckers and Lepines
% GIT Hunting and Open Face do
A'so handsome assortment of Chair. Isu-.,r-
NC, &c. Sale positive. " "H'' 'e"eify'
NJ ~ S or OF the consi gnees
I'M LARUs l. SHINE, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a REsTORA
4 TIVE, &c-By virtu. ~ ,ha a.n..;.,a INA "a
trust deed dated 10Th day of Novsmbsr Issa OF
d dea 10 nchmond Hastings Court CIsrk,s of,ce in
tain debt therein set forth shall beipe hv
the se.heac,sry; proceed to sell, on FRIDAY next
ginning ct 10 O'clock A. M "ai the Bsr Rno, oe
Tavern Fixtures and right of lease (expirns on
Cesooe1 1877 OF the Shakespeare House On Brosd
other furniture new therein"-embrscins What !.
usually found in well furnished Restorative
sale conducted 1ds" by VIM g. ALLEN Trustee
NH q LARITs g. SHINE A..