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XsNG PAINTS.
nNE-THIRD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
Z l Ii and f..ce FINN al r,r.-...-L...s


nNE-THIRD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
~ LEAD, and fee from all poisonous
qualities.
THE NEW JERSET ZINC COKPfNY. having
greatly enlarged tt,r works ard improve the oual,i
Of their products prepared 10 orders
SUPERIOR PAINTS, Dry, and Ground in oil, In
assorted packages OF from - 10 500 pounds; also
pEN, in bar.rs. OF 20 pounds each.
Their WHITE ZINC, which is sold dry or ground in
oil, is warranted pure aud unsuria for body and
uuiiof m hitrntss-
method of PREF aration has recently been discovered
which enables the Company to their paints
fcon fresh and so in the kegs for any reasonable time
In this respect their paints will be superior any otLe
in the market
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT. which is sod at n low
price. ant; can only lie made from the Ziuc ores from
New Jerssy is now well known for its protective quail
ties when applied to iron other me n lic surfaces
Their Stone COLOR PAINT possesses all the proper
ties of the Brown and is of an agreeable color fer pain
uDg Cottages, Depois, Out buildings, Bridges, &c.
FRENCH & RICHARDS.
Wholesale 7 Paint Dealers and InInrters,
N. W. cor Of 10th and Market sts Philadelphia
6ms2Stiih
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VINO the honorable the judges The Court o!
Qlartcr Sessions OF the peace, in and for


Il e county Of Union. at Nav Term 4. y 1855.
The petition ~ Emanuel rctts respectfully represents
tha. your Prtioncr.oc-upas . comm dious hou-e stu
in the Borough OF Lcwisurg, which is VIII calc
lstrl for public house of eD.-rt sn,s Mt and has lee
and OCCUPIED suci and from ita neigh '"Thooi
and situation Is suitable wcll necessary or n" a.
corlrdation 81 the public, and the entertainment Q:
strangers and travellers That be- Is well provided with
stabn kr ho:es and NIL nverncns Ieccs-ary the
entertainment of strangers an Travellers H. Therefor
re pect fully rrav. the Court 10 grant him license "a
keep an puhs housr II entertainment ~ Tie place
herein named and your Petitioner will prsy. &c. &c.
EMANUEL PETERS.
We the undersigned citizens of Lewsbur- aforesaid.
being p.rs nally acquainted with Emanuel letsrs the
a'ovc petit ard having know'etce of the house
wh!ch license prayed do herhy certify that such
house Is t. accom'atc the public
tain strangers trsveier, that c is person OF good
rrpute fr honesty and eperance. and that he is
provided with housr-rtom and ccnrcnicnccs for the
lodging md oaod. .tiHn Of strangers and travellers
therefore he leave to mend tata license be grant
cd him agreeable to bis Petition.
Thos A. ii. ThCrntOn. John Tess, Samuel Dietrich.
Jam l.. Lev $, james VI Nowrer, ir, C. T. Iir.s = H.
Vanvalxal. Henry Frick, William Moore james CriswelI
Thomas Graham, J.. W. Moore. April G. 1sj5.
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FRENCH TRUSSES.
HERNIA or Rupture success

L L treated. and comfort insured. by use Of
the elegant French Trusses, imported by the
subscriber, and made 10 order expressly ior
his sales.
All suffering with Rupture Will he gTaiifed
10 learn that the occasion now oilers 10 procure
a Truss combining '.treme HghfH'ss, ,riih ecse,
durability and correct construction in lieu uf Tie
cumbrous and uncomfortable article usually
sold. An extensive assortment always On
hand, adapted 10 every variety Of Rupture in
adults and children. and for sale at range Of
ptice to SUIT all. Cos, Of Single TrussrS. 81.
~, 81 aud IS; Double. 81, s.. sc, &s aud $40.
Persons al distance can have Truss sent
10 any address by remiiling the amount, send
ing measure around the hips, and stating side
affected.
For Sale Wholesale and Retail by the In
porter. Caleb 81. Needles,
5. w. cor. of Twelfth x Race SIS. Phlaia
Depot for Banuing's Improved BODY Brace
Chest Expauders and Brrctor Braces; Patent
Shou!Ger Braces SusPcn>ory Bandaces, SPi-
nal Props and supports. Ladies Rooms, with
competent lady attendants.
March 80. 1885.
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EXECUTORS, SALE.
THE subscribers. Executors of the

4 Will and testament of GEORGE ADAMS,
decd, late of tie Borough OF Selinsgrove, WILL
sell, al public vendue or outcry, on the prem
iseS,
on Tuesday. the fsfh day Of prii
next, The following described REAL ESTATE,
situate IN the Borough Of Sclinseroye, Union
county, IN part lying on the I>!e Of Que.
Three lets on the nor,h lde Of Market street,
numbered %, 80, and 81, IN the plot of the
town OF CharleStown, row composing part
Of the Borough: Of Seiinsgrove, extending from
said Market street 10 CHERRY alley, on
IL which Is erected on lot NJ CO. 4 TWO
k.IlSfORY HOUSE weather boarded, with
Kitchen, well Of good Wafer and Out Build
iHSs
Also a HOUSE and LOT, M. Al. IN %-a
the plot Of said town of Charle>iown ly-Eia
ing ou the south side of Market street, and
running soithwaidly to Strawberry alley toyeth-
or with the appurenanes. Late the property
OF George Adams, deed.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, when
terms VIII be made known.
JACOB OFT. Ir
MARY ADAMS, AA'ou'o'S'
Se'insgrove. March 81, 1855.
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BLINDS AND SHADES!

u Selling OF at Reduced Prizes.
= J. WILLIAMS, No. y North
~ SIXTH STREET, a ferr doors above
Market 81, Philadelphia. ORIGINATOR OF
iLL NEW HTiLLSt Bays the best mate
rials cheap for Cash, which enables him To sell
superior Window Blinds & Shades
as low as others sell inferior ARTICLES.
Gold Bordered and Painted Shades, Of beau
tiful drsignsq'
Buff Holland Shades. Trimmings, Fixtures
&C. wholesale and retail.
Store Shades Painted and Leitered to order
Repairing in general attended 10. Purcha-
seTs please call.
1--WE STUDY TO PLEASE
March 80, lsb5-2r,h7c
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MEXICAW GUhNO,
THE subscriber has for sale Mexican

i Guano Of the bcs, quality {cargo of ship
Thcrndike3 This article has given entire
satisfaction 10 those who made use of it the
past year, on Corn, Grass and Oats ground +,
its effect on the soil is much more lasting than
that OF Peruvian Guano, and the cost nearly
forty per cent. less.
D. s. BURLING,
i0l North Front ST.
oms0s Philadsipbis.
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SALAWAMpEa SAFES, ,

ALSaI'bHHsy :, o' nT'',7,a,.h,a 3ai',h o"''i'
- Great FIRE at
sasss-szss.a :.-::- -:-4sszs+ Chestnut & Fifth SIS,
FRIDAY morning. Dee. 18th. lari-ENANS K
WATS0N'S s SALAMANDER SAFES TRIr-
MPHANf, as they always ale when put to
the tcst
"PnIL.prLrnr,. Dec. Is, 1854
MessrS.Evans Watson, ,No.2a South Fourth s..
Gentemen-Ne take much pleasure in rec
ommeadIng your Sa!amanler Safes 10 Merch-
ants and Cihers in wan, Of secure means of
preserving their books, papers &c. from fire.
as the one VIC purchased from you about seven
months since has preserved our books, papers
and cash in as good a condition as they were
when put into 1t, before the great FIRE of this
morning, which destroyed the entire block of
buildings corner of Chestnut ard Fifth streets.
The above safe was in use in our office, on
the second floor Of our building, from which
place ii fell into the cellar, and remained there
until the fire was ont The Safe was then re-
moved and opened in the presence Of at least
1000 persons, who witnessed the good condi-
ton OF lis contents. VIII you Please have
the Safe and Locks repaired. as we intend TO
pn, ii in use again, having perfect confidence
IN lis ire-proof qualities.
Yours, respectfully.
LACEY S PHILLIPS"
Evans & Watson take pleasure in referring
10 the following, among the many hundreds
who have their Safes in use: U. :. Mint. Phil
ada; Farmers d Mechanics Bank. Phllada. :;
Samuel Alien, Esq, High Sheriff, Philada. /;
John ". Henderson. City Controller; Caleb
Cope & Co., No. ls3 Market ST.. Richard
Norris & Son, Locomotive builders, PhIlada. !;
Bancroft g. Sellers, NachuiSis corner 10Th
and James Sis; Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
Phllada.; Penn> >ylvania Railroad Co, Philada.,
Lacey & Phillips, corner 9Th and Minor SIS;
Sharple>s & Bro, No 80 South Second ST ;
James, Kent IL Santee, No. Ii7 North Third
ST.. w. II. Horstman y Sons, No. 81 North
Third ST.; smith. Williams & CO., No 81 Mar
ket ST ; J. & h. Ornc, No. 1875 Chestnut st.
- A large assortment of the above Safes
always on hand (warranied 10 stand at least 10
per cent. more fire than any Herring's Safe
now in use). EVANS & WATSON also
manufacture and keep for sale, Iron Shutters,
Iron Doors and Iron Sash. for making fire.
proof Vaults for Banks, stores, public and pri-
vate buildings; Seal and Letter Copying Pres
ses; Patent Slate Lined Refrigera,crS, &c.
Please give Us call, al Nc. &c South FOURTH
ST., Philadelphia. IApril 6, '55-573yl
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Real Estate.
Orphans Court Sale.
DY virine of an Order of the Orphans

Orphans Court Sale.
HY ViriGe Of an Order of the Orphans
- Court Of Union County, will be sold AT
pub,ic sale, at the residence Of the widow Of
George Gundy, deceased, in East Buhaloe
township, on
ffn'oy tie iM 9ny # .Noy
nrxt. a valuable ir2c, of TlMBER 0HNN.
LAND, s,luaIe in East Butaloe GE ssSS
township, containing about IOG 3Te
Acres, adj J1ining lands OF William
Peters, heirs Of Michael Quinn. and others,
il being part Of The real estate of which said
George Gundy died seized.
Sad tract Of laad will be sold in pieces of
10 or 20 acres, 10 suit purchasers. Sale to
Commence at 10 o'clock A VI Of SAID day, when
terms OF sale will be male known by
JOHN GiNDY, Administrator
Of SAID George GuHdy, deed.
East Dufaloe, April 9. 1858
n u. Any person wishing TO examine said
Timber Land, will he shown II by calling on
either the Administrator, Jacob Guudy, OF
Simon 7 Gundy
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Philadelphia Adv'ts.
SAM'L II. FULTON,

CTApLE and Fancy Stationery. and
y Gard s..grnvlng. Establishment.
10 South EIGii Il s., PhIlada. .April !, %
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Paints, Glass, varnish, Drugs, &c.
DOB'T SHOEMAKER { ca. .NW

ROB / NhUEMhkEk L TO-, w
i 1 corner Second and Green Streets. Phil,
delph:a. have constantly on hand a large a.xo,,
ment Of articles appertaining to their lin. .,
business, comprising Window Glass -
every description, as French and English p,,,'
:or Store ami Parlor Windows: Epan.n.s
Colored and Engraved Glass for Ckureb.,
NcShbuleS. CONSERVATIVES, &c. Aueric,n
Window Glass. Of all sizes, AT manufac,ur,r,'
prices. Zine Paints, OF French ,,d
American m1uI.acturc. Snow White. Broy.,
and Stone Color. These Paints are nr-h
cheaper, and more durable than White Ie,S
and are fast superSerilng that article VAR
r,is!,cs. of all kinds. equal TO the hes, =, "a
dnced pricr-. Also, BRUSHES. and every A.
i'cle reGnired to make Complete sssor,,a.n,
of PAINTERS MATERIALS.
We are extensively engaged in the nanufac.
ture Of Paints I'm Oil al.d Putfy. and
are prepared to supply Dealer, or Maputac,n.
rerS on the lowest terms.
Prices Current sent per mall en- application.
April 4, ls55-57lm3
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MRS. E. MITCHELL,

\ @. % North Ninth st.. fhilada..
l Y manufacturer of fNanfisiHs. 4 lOana.
Sc, of all descriptions. at WHOLESALE
and RETAIL. Orders made up at short notice
in the best and latest stye. [ApTi! 4'5jm3
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TRIUMPEs OF "SAM."-"Sam" has
swept st. Louis by HOO msjority, and
New Orleans b. l9a7.
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FRIDAY morning, Dee. 18th. la:li-ENANS K
WATS0N'S SALAMANDER SAFES TRIT
MPHANr, as they always are when put to
the lest:
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EDITORIAL CorrssPoEderso I: ilew,sburs Ci.roric.o.
HAmRsCuaG, Arri. 10, II. P.M.
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aWHAT SHALL WE DRINK q"

Hal w Dh1NA
The New York Sunday Atlas propounds
this question in much tribulation. 1t says
that, according to the teetolers, there are no
genuine liquors imported, and that domestic
spirits are beneath contempt; whilst the low
ers of the ardent retort, that small beer fer
ments upon the stomach; that tea is but
another name for gypsum and copperas; that
beer is SYNONYMOUS with coculus indicus and
rotten wheat, that the water is 30 filed with
animalcul@ IS to make ones stomach an
aquatic menagerie; that soda water is often
impregnated with copper; that milk is but a
miserable imitation of the tactical secretion
Of the COW; that coffee is identified with Chi
cory and peas; that lager beer tastes con
foundedly of pitch; that the ale is only fit II
kill fish; and theporter made principally from
decayed herrings and rain water. In view
of these facts, the Atlas is justified in it
despairing exclamation, "What shall W
drinkf"
That question, oh thirsty populace of New
York, is not as easily answered as the ques
ton, "What shall you not drink7' On ant
after the 18th Of July next, the doors of tn,
spirit land will be shut, and you will not drink
any of those inspiring draughts which used
to elevate you to the seventh heaven You
may be ever SO hot and thirsty, but those
cool, celestial juleps, fragrant with mint, and
tho sparkling ice kissing your fevered lip,
shall be yours no more.
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UI ND,

on Sunday. ehs ssth 6ntsnt, 81 e'sloskt 4. Il,
rf1fI ~ vcanaeet dsue hssr Of NJ. Lafayette Buss
L.. sasd yssr, msnth 8 and1e deya
bs friends and eeeueig tanees 81 the nmil g aiso
thoss Of III Leroy -. hsphef9 are ID
s1fs 10 stfend hef fan srs this (h1onasyl svsnine
n 4 O'Clock. from the fssidenee Of ~. Leroy -.
Gaepher1, eornsrof Rr ssklin and Oovenos 6rsess.
A. Mn reeiSsnss, IN Sidney. % Sunday Eth insas
HHMRY a. IUTLER, d tie 57d year Of BE ass.
Tho ffisuds and ssq ssntsnsss Of ne m@.lZ ass
sueetfuy invited 10 q tsnd hie funeral tnm
IS Z o'elock. without further Invitation
o. SATURDAY.. the z.sh instsst .assd y mossnss
LELI1. the osiv rem sinins daughter Of Edwin =.
Truly the provldss ,ss Of Him. vithoss vnsl !.
s'knovledse not sps now fslleth 70 me eioana..
freerutabls within the short spese os ~ wsotks
two promuing buds hsvs bsen taken swsy 10y sns
devotsd psrcuts be- enabled to ~, moi my viii
but thine, q Lord, b done
On Sunday mornys Z, 29th inst. eboss 10 ss!ocs.
d bis rssldsass on G hursh Hill, rHiLir o. nAA'
WOOD, In the 45th year Of his age:
The friends ard esqusintsnees OF the nmny -
invited to attend his funesl from Leien sstees
Church, this Mond ay) afternoon, at O'Clock.
On sunday, the 18th iast., at o'slosk. LUCY g
daughter Of Lisby and Rsbeccs ksdford, ssed nx
years and one mont h..
Her funeral will take place this lMondsyl sss h.
ting, at O'Clock, from Clay street CnapeI 11e
friends and acqusintancss are respeotfuiiy tpvisoc
attend, without farther NOTICE.
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JOB PRINTING
NEATLY Exc UTED At THIS OFFICE
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
@2ATTTH DAY

AMERICAN HOTELeW Dunn. Greensboro;
L Rsdd, Mrs Lsnsrd, Prine Edward; Mrs 6tsunton
and Sdaughters, Albany: Parrish, lady and child
Poughkspsie; VS. Burt, SuIry; D jarrett, B
Smith, Church. Pstg; Q = Winfree, Jackson; X B
Dorrine, England; g w Morgan. Lynehburs C M
Clark 8 Peck, VI v p 0roner. w O Smith,
Va; r Nash and lady, NY; J r Roberts. Wis.
sonsin; W 9 EPpss w. BinSSp, Lynehburs; g =
mini ton; Cook, Bait; 8 81 Cummings. Phfs.
EXCHANGE HOFEL.-W Wiskhs n. Hsnovsg
XG Goodaii, PhiIsdsphia; 4 Gould. lady and son.
n J; Judge 1 Coufstsbe. L w VIM ans and lady,
Nd Perrin. c; WslSon, Phil adslphis; Y B
lockwood, l; Z skinner, r etsrs'.srs; , Huston,
Abingdon; w Trayzsr, = 4 epril.gS Bill. Snow.
vile; DR. w Ashly, Iasqsisr; J q 0resnwsy, D G
Greelway, Abingdon; G latham. 7; Sshe-
ley, Aususta, Ga; w Nosby, vss C w Coleman.
Cows. cJ H:.,Is9..G S'1; Z PGn e !,
q Notting CHAM, w 1sunders, Hanover; 81 3 Doug
Las Z; + , Randolph, %; z g Mcconnell,
Abinglon; Mis- Mitchell, Washington, Minor, Va;
Royal, Tsuqsisr; D Wsrrtsl, Hanover.
IT CHA1LES HO1EL-C Middleton, Ameliai Z
81 Poindsxter, GsIthra(e. Henrso; Wight. Ca
refine; g Wise, Mrs. Wise. Warm 0prinas w 2
Reynolds, Losisa; Damon. etauntou; J eprasue,
Mrs 1prasue, 3 G.: j H 6mitb. 81; w Mallory,
r 4 Wren, w Hare, = Friend, J Saith. Pc
tsTHsso5e I Psw.y a psSsY 6 c:,s VT
W Barker, @ Il Kiss, Ala; J , coutsa Louisa; Dr.
8 Humphreys Mss; Capt Chambers. Nova SEQ.
mond; p H Hicost, 81 GILLIAN. Sucking CHAM; 3
Pittert, Amherst; e Grifin. Seottsvills.
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GOVERNESSES.

We see sometimes in the New York pa
pers, communications setting forth the griey.
ances under which governesses labor in that
large and wealthy city; their inadequate CON-
pensation, and, worse than all, the unfeelinp
and even brutal treatment which they fire.
quently receive. We can conceive of no
situation more painful to a sensitive mind
than one like this. aggravated by the super.
cilious pride Of vulgar wealth, which looks
down with scorn upon honest merit, and the
ingrahtude which never rewards the best ex.
ertions with an approving smile or word, but
regards them a. nothing more than a duty
which IL fully compensated by the miserable
stipend which barely keeps body and soul
together. The ladies who fill the position Of
xovernssses, are generally in every respect, in
educs&ion. In manners, in refinement, in moral
culture, and frequently evenin family superior
20 the vulgar herd Of wealthy upstairs by
whom they are employed. How upon such
natures must grste the illconcealed contempt
and the everlasting efIsrt to make them feel
their dependence. by frequent suggestions
that the market is overstocked with teachers,
and unless they are duly painstaking and OBJ.
sequious, they win lose their "situatione r.
A lady gently bred. high minded, generous
hearted and faithful in all her Duties cast aside
With = little osrsmony'as . chambermaid
or 81 the sristocracies on the face of the
aasfh. dof1nd M fjom mushroom money
nrietocrscyl or I'll the slaves, both white
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SELENE.-This fleet footed race mare,
whose performances well known to the friends
OF the turf, was sold by her owner, Mr.. Thomas w.
boswell on Saturday last to weslthy gentleman Of
this city for 81 800 Selene" ID, beyond doubt,
of the fastest animals in this section of the country
and if placed in proper hands, will soon pay back to
her present owner all that he gave for her
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FlRE.-Last Saturday afternoon, while
One of Mr.. N B. Dickinson's servants was engaged
In preparing avoring for tobacco In his factory, In
rear OF the American Hotel, quantity of Alcohol
blaze. which, however, was speedily extinguished
by the use of hand hose attached to q hydrant
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BARBECUE IN HENRIoo.-The people of
Henrico county are to have barbecue at 'voglsrs
Spring" tomorrow. where all who feel disposed to
do 30, are invited to attend. We undergtand that
speakers of both political parties invited to be
present the OCCASION to discuss the topics of the
State canvass. VoGlers Spring il but . short dis.
the most delightful places to spend day at that we
of.
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sprorAL NorIoE.-The

SprorAL NorIcE.-The following Books
ara missisg from this Library:
CALL;S REPORT6-vols. Let and ID.
LAW LTBkARY-VoIss Q, IS and as.
perseng having these any other Books Of Mr..
GEO n JOHNSON, decd In their possession. are re.
ouested to return them immediately to GEO. III
Tire Catalogue will be resdy on the 9Th of Msy,
and tbs sale .Till take place ON the S0th.
SN-Sk
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LOST.

II OST-F Z E + PAPERS-On Friday
IL last somewhere In or near Richmond . small
Tin Box, containing my FREE PAPERS. liberal
reward will be paid for their delivery ct the Dispatch
Office. JOHN HICKS,
sp50-1tA Frsa Boy of Color.
r OST CERTIFICATES OF STOCK,
IL Lost or mislaid, some time in September. 1854,
two CERTIFICATES OF STOCK in the Virginia
Central Railroad, dated August H. 1854 Nos 9S4 and
$685. for ten shares saoh issued to Wallace Enwrisht
and Mcdonald, under the acts of January 80, 1880,
and March e. 1855. Application will be made to the
Company for renewal Of certificates of the said
Stock, should they not be found. NH 2S-1aw2mt
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HoLLYwooD CKx RrERY COnPANY.-The
annual meeu1s q ne ho I,o cs en- Uom
buva, at the corner Of ain and 18th sts, on TUES.
DAY, the 1st day Of Msy next, at O'clock z. N.
an 26-dtd WI. II. HAXALL, Secretary.
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TINTED STATES HOTEL,
NAM c1ip NET pTCu Mr.

I.
The undsrdsnsd, formerly, proprietor Of the
Fountain Hotel Baltimore, and Congress Hall, Phi
iadephia would respectfully inform bis friends and
the travelling public that he has leased the UNI
TED STATES HOTEL, Richmond, Va. This
House il now in complete order, and will compare
favoraby In every respect with any other Hotel In
the city-the location being convenient to business
and the different ldspots the rooms large, airy and
Summer house in the city of Richmond. All the
proprietor asks 10 trial.
r. COACHES will be In attendance at the va.
hous Depots and Steamboat landings, to convey pas
sepgers to the Hetel
- FARE @l50 per day.
ap S9-d1m& wSm p. THURSTON
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
(RAGs. RoPEs, HAcGJne, Gc-) South Franklin It,,
doors West Of Old n arkst, buys small a. wsll a.
large lets fe d6m
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SPEcsAL NoucE.-Attentio is called to
| my sale Of Groceries, Furniture, 60, at my store
| this morning, ct 10 o'clock.
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C,Rcurr. Couar--Judge MxnEDEIH pre- Is.
sdius -This ccsn, asposee 81 - -
mssrSer'-asbsces Chapman. an o'd wons.. m =
dlstsd With william Chagmssns , os ~ vss
-. ~ ths har. when the Commonwealth stsornsys
g scnsspt Of the C0srt hsd nolls prosefm ensefoes
en S,nns,v.Jsmes Williams and John kennedy atsas
C.vsnsush. indicted for stealing o9o0 Eoa Hnyi M
Inderson, vas trisd for that onenee. ~ ts,rs ~
snninsmeue cd 6 three Jesrs IN the
tisry: bat Kennedy wss disshasgeds ..,.,..
vi 1890 LJoseph Burch, indicted Tor reeeiune
aso srom i.mss Willisms. MOVING the same TO have
Ssen stolen was tried and acquitted IL the Jury.
The Court then adjourned until 10 O'CLOCK 'nn
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-30
NEW s,FHCIAL NOTICES.

NOrTcE.-The Annual Meeting OF the
stockboIocrs of the RICHMOND, FREDERICKs-
Hing and POTOMAC RAILROAD COMfANY.
Iii he hold st tbs Office Of the Company, ct Rich
mnnd or "WEDNESDAY, the S0th Of May. at IL
O'Clock M. u w. MAOMohDVs At'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-30
T1HE VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT

i CALLED "MOUNT ERIN" NEAR RICH
MOND, FOB sALE.-The owner Of this valuable
country seat finding his business engagements re-
quire that he should reside in the city he has do
termined to sell It. The place lies within II miles
of the Capitol, and il 20 well known that minute
about acres most beautifully decorated with Trees
shrubbery, &s. The buildings on the.plsce am
ple for the senteel accommodation of large family.
Attashsd to and opposite Mount Erin, on the South
there IL lot of well enclosed, which will be
sold with or without, appendage to the place.
and II desired city property will BE- taken In OK.
change. Apply to G0DD1N APPERsON.
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