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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30
FROM SANTA FR

IsprPEsDEscE, NO., Monday, Nov. 20, 1855.
The Santa Re mail arrived on the 23t, bringing Us
but little news Of interest
The excitement occssicned By the election had not
subsided END much dissatisfaction against the Gal
le, o. party felt because OF tle manner 10 which
tie po-books urned-tb ne OF a Lca Couafy
being kept back while the opposite pnty. TO counter
act this seized the poll book Of Taos County, despite
Of sn Galegos's cries
M. Otero has started to the States to attempt to
snest the De esste eject He is accompanied by
Judge BrocLus and Mr.. Pelhsr, Surveyor-Geners,
and viii cone in BY the southern route.
Galegos came by this stage, the Northern route.
Tie Indians have commenced their dspredstions
sgar septic Of the 'restiee Of peace, and ss have
written fully by mail you will see what effect these
treatie. have upon them expect the hsKicAns are
also in fault for tie Indians have come in and co
plsined 10 the Alcaldes. and they, Of cause, keep
sleat on the matter.
Tie Salt Lsle m.l is not in yet, but looked for
daily, as the weather here hes not been unusually
cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30
ARKANSAS.
Ioe Of The St Louis Rspsbliesn.

Corespon .srcs Of The St Louis Rspsbiesn
LITTLE Rock, tuesday, Nov. Is, 1855.
The emigration to Texe has fairly Get in-wagoa
after wagon and otz of csrkies daily pass through
sireets ard sl for Te1s There seems but little eni
.iaiion 10 our state. We have far better coas'ry
than fexss ali taings considered. We have toe becl
cotton lands in the world ana they be purchsssa q
very fair prices
Crops are generally very good throuyhoat tais
State The cotton vas injured by the heavy rsins u
lsst mouth yet there viii Be very fair crop rssel.
The political csuidroa II boiling very hot in Arksn-
cas- bow il viii end y difRcalt - fs1etsii iaslias
to think result ~ 1t may Arksasss vi b Seas6tsl
She csans. be Injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30

About l2i O'Clock this morning the alarm of FIRE
in the Thirs Datrict wa occssi aed BY the burnrs
OF range Of frame stables and sheds in Leroy seet,
pear " ashisgiou- The buiisiass ves entirely Go
stroyed. Tia loss cosld not be sscatsnsd although
Il viii not probably syssed d 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30

ses Mr.. Hayden 70 Leave wiAis ssvsa day. tv
be .eeu .hs. the extent Of Mr.. Hsyden's sssasias~
thx 10 holds opinions which DO not exactly sqse"
w., ,hcse Of the human aesh-mongers OF F'oras'
al Ceumbis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-30

Wendell Phillips In his lecture on Slavery lest night
said there wa nothing too high or too low for II
shat il rrrped after Webster and grubbsd sfte,
Chicago Journal,
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PROSPECTS IN EUROPE.

The last accounts from Europe increase
the probabilities of continuance of the war
Were Alexander ever so much disposed, be
could never sign treaty which would di.
minish, in any degree, the power of Russia
uponland or sea, without imminent peril to his
throne, and the allies could never. on their
part, consent to peace, without such dimi.
mutton, except at the price of humiliation, and
SO far as Napoleon is concerned, of the loss
of his popularity and sceptre. And if peace
be not now made, the war may last for qua
ter of century.
Sebastopol still holds out manfully grows
stronger in fact, as the siege progresses II
has already had powerful allies in Generals
January, February and March, as the no
weather approaches, it will have still NOR,
powerful auxiliary in General Plague.
Should the Congress of Vienna adjourn
without coming to an agreement, we may ex
pect to hear OF stirring events, both in tn,
East and West. We have sick man dow,
here in the Gulf, who, in that event, will h,
soon put out of his misery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25
ARRIVALS Ar TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HoTEI,0GA Freeman. J FIeeyer
and LADY, soherr, L Elmendox, Y;J danny
Bucking ham; MS vausnsn a. sond and iady'
Buckingham; & Clark. G; Besty, va;
Crouch Powell Powell. Goochisnd; Bllsses
sslden City; c d EePSR osbwed R; 1
W A Turpin. Powbstsn; M w Micheux, dc; :
m ~ ntC Cnmberlsnd w Palmer
r. " p Dabney, do; DR. W Vaughan, - q Jones
T M Ines Hampton; Or o CrenshaW, NJ n, S St
e Citx.W Allen lady and servts, surry; M Snlth,
DuTssr str Jamestown; T Miller, c; ID Boldern,
Baltimore
ST. CHARLES HoTEL.--E Hawkins,J But
Ter, Wilknson. Miss WiTiTs a, M[s d, But'
Ter Cs,oline: L Claggett, stmr BelvideIs; Epes
Petersburg; Brown, r Christian, mortcastie
ssParrv. M Marable r A Baker, G A stu66le-
field Christian Chas City; hartsher, rh1Iads;
Wallace, CR; Anderson, FnGas≤ tt9 % n
lett and SON Wood A M ChaPpell Am !, Il Il
| Woodson Appom'x; Hall. Lynchbgi snead.
| F Rashsw. Steers, w Fl Mann Va: 9 Rutlsdge,
Memphis: NJ Les Richmond; VauRht, GILES;
| Dr. Arderson. NJ C smith, Hanover; Samuel, King
WYn: 81 Csdy Va w II Rocock Henrico I ho-
berts C; NJ Anderson, Oak Green; koane' TAP
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-Geo Finch, Campbell; z
| B Flood, Buckin ham; Wakeham, ColuUbai ID
Sjsast PesoE SScfey, "a F 5%y W 6sxa
| s SIR; J NJ Watkins G w Turner, Goochland;
| " Carline Va; 4 w Peace DR. Archer James
| Allen Pouhatap; w Gretter, WythsvilIe; A
| Betting N C; Johnson, Nelson; @ A DInguid,
| Lynch6g w P Gilmore, w L Cheatham, i
81 Thomas Richmond; J NJ Paul, Rochridge.
| EXCHANGE HOTEL Seldom, Stafford; H b
! Monteiro, Lynchburg; Miss Fowle. Aexa; Dou-
that child and servt, Chss City; Mrs Wssee, mis'
Wallace. n Y; T Goode, Miss f Goode Miss A
| Goode, Va; Mrs G w CTabb, Miss Trige, Miss ao,
| gan, Ala w II Goffot5, Va; H Jordan, c; " j
Bsrksdsie, Amelia; J Coleman, Halifax; M Teli-
aferro H w Jarvis Wythevilie Chicawood, Va;
| r johnson, w Thornton, Hillsville; J Yaught
| Giles;J Oldner, Y; Hare, Petgi w Glib
| bons N J; H C Coneman, Texas; NJ Coleman, Bait;
| P H CARPENTER, w Wickham and lady, Hanover;
| E Williams 70 Gordon snd lady. Fitzgerald and
| lady, J Phillips N Y; A Vepshle, Fredg; E
Guggenhemer A Herbert, Va; w Dickinson, K
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25
MoND MALE ORPHAN SecIErv

RICHMOND MALE ORPHAN SecrETy.-
The ninth anniversary of this Society was held IN
the Lecture Room of the lst Presbyterian Church
on the evening of Monday, the Esd inst
On motion OF Rev DR. Moore, Col. ThomakH I'll
Us was called to the Chair, and by his request Mr.
motion Of Lawson EunnAliy, VIM. F. Tay or was an.
pointed Secretary. Np
The htst business in Order was the reading Of fbs
Annual Report; but, in consequence of the absence
OF Rev Mr.. Sands, to whom the preparation of the
report had been committed 1t wac not reaCy III
meeting resolved that, when prepared the renort
much of it mil ht be desirable should be nmb
| shsd. F
The Chair called on Frederick Brsnsford Prs,;
dent of the Society, to give general account ~
the proce edings of the 6oard of Managers and ~
progress OF the Society, during the past year
Mr.. Branstord stated that II gave him pleasure IN
announce the continued prosperity of the instu,ion
%, but it expected to be 80 in a short tiTs
The funds and property Of the Society were in ,sfs
condition, and the Income derived from su bscr :.
and contributions (slthough not a. large a, vss 4.
sired had been sufficient 10 enable the Board 10 an
large its work of humanity and reform Ths Git,
Council had voted $500 during the past ear instead
OF Sz5h, which as the regular contribution of ~
city, but the additional $50 was not A neyn.,H-,
subscription, and therefore private dontrjbnto-s
ought not diminish, but rather ncr. 50 thai 80
to this good work. Recently the ard had bsan In
dueed by their past experience TO appoint ,mui >
tee of ladies 10 aid in experimenting the asvlum il
providing sup ss, attending to the cloIhins -
morals OF the boys and their aid in all these r.np
had pr we'd exceedingly valuable
X. Howison, being called ON by Mr. Rran.fo.a
made a brief address 10 the meerin ing urgins ,ha ,
portAnee OF THIS Society Ia practical point of viay,
ne portrayed the sad coalition of boy utterly des
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DIED.

n e9s irst SARAH ALLEN, infant
daughter Of lanes and Mary Mccormick aged
months and II days. !, AZ NJ, e T.
On MONDAY Esd inst, at O'Clock "a 1,h " 49, a.
DFLANY vita OF Mathew DslanY, in the z'tn year
of her age. u..5 ,o attend
The friends of the family rsgn.ssp,sd 10
Church. on Wednesday, 18th instant, at III ecloct
A. M.
On Monday plight last Esd April, about ~ oeloss,
WILLIAM D. A. COUSINS, in the zsth year OIL h'
age ,t.k .his Oyed
His funeral will take place at O'CLOCK TINS eo-
nssday) evening at his residence on oregon hiii =;
The friends and acqusintsnces OF the ianiJ are IN
yited to attend.
On the 25th of March in the city OF New YORK.
Mr.JOHN SMITH. in the 30th year Oh MS age, SON
p.l,w NJ Saignor George, of this city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25
CUBAN AFFAIRS

The eyes of the public are turned with in.
terest to Cuba, from which We may expect,
ere long, something decisive. The people of
this country are anxious to ascertain whether
al American citizen who travels abroad. less
thereby all claims to the protection of his ca.
vernment. We apprehend that the publ;c
sentiment of the U. s. will not be satisfied
with anything less than the most prompt
ana ample reparation in the case of DR.
feck. 1t is case which, unless humbly
, anu thoroughly atoned for, would justify
the immediate seizure of Cuba. For e,,ary
American citizen, thus arrested and imnri
soned; the American authorities ought to
seize half dozen Spaniards, and mefs ont
10 them precisely the same measures which
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

CIRcUIT COURT-Judge MEREDITH PRE-
sIDING.-The Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, when the jury in the cause of John F
Manch ester, charged with passing counterfeit mo-
ney was argued by Messrs iCrump and Crane for
the defence, and Mr. T. P. August for the Com
monwealth. The jury after short retirement. re-
turned verdict OF NOT guilty
By consent OF the Court, a aoUe proscgHi was on
tered on each OF the 9th ers on three cases sesins,
Humphrey, and one against Whitman, after which
all of them were discharged from further prosecu-
ton.
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NEW SPECIAL HorIcr.


10 PfFTERs AND EDrToRs.-We IT
attention to the sdvertssmsntia snotbs' invite
FIXTURES, to take place on the ~ - re ard
any person wishing to snzags in the nsw,n. may To
ness an excellent opportunity ia prs,antpsr ba'i-
ap Z5-It 80 a. . low hgurA
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J. HARDY

oPEoIAL TIoE-A meeting of -.
COMMITTEE ON INLAND TRADE IN " me
rms Afternoon at 5o'cooE !, " ga
Punctus attendance is very desirable =, ponnan:
importance Will os presented for consids,st'1 Of
ny request of the Board of Tra5s' '''h'
ap 25-lt
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE or W.,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURstrr. n0AhLE
attention Is requested to my sale THIS pp1iGg'ar
a. 10 O'clock Of valuable Household and RI,lHt'
Ricbs-s S Soofs &c At tbs late residences Of n,
tween Sd and 4th SITS AN street., os-
By order of the Administrator
ep25 THOs, w Krrsvr
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BURNED TO DEATH "A young white man who had
gone to see in the cleft OF some rock near Elysve
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was burned to
death on Tuesday, the 18th instant, by the woods
catching fire.
The fire came to him while asleep, and soon envel-
oped him in flames, when he made outcres tor hei p,
attracting the attention of several coloted men, who
endeavoTed to rescue him. They put down their
hoes to him in the rocks bat the smoke smothe fed
and stiied him 80 much that he could not hold on,
and fell back burning to death. His body soon
recovered, but he a stranger in the neighbor-
hood and could not be identified The coat. which
ne hung on a bush. was saved-it was made of grey
cassimefe and on one of his fingers gold ring,
marked v it'll the letters "a. A."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

FAsH1oNAB1r Cz,RrrY.-The female upper tens
dom of New York, have deputed the best singers
from their number TO give concert at the cnurcn
of the Puritains there this evening, tor the dement,
of the widows and orphans OF the city"
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ADJUSTMENTS
BROAD ROCK RACES

BROAD ROCK RACES
9hSA SPRING MEET
SE5f SSsaA ING l855.-2d day wa,
.SSM SEsDAY, Aunl 25.-p.o'
mile heats. F0'V-t|o
Maj Thomas boswell names m Ssleps - =.
sl9p- years oid Dress green aud white IA ~
Capt John Belcher names h m Die CIa,n ~. rs
BY Boston dam by Monarch years ola: hi II. '0u
z Hare names ch m. Florence BY Harold H.
ny Rowton, years old; IS lbs --''0'D' oah'
Calvin Green names CHI a. BY Shsrrock dap.
King, bT Pram. Dress blue ard buff. A'9
CALVIN GREEN, Proprtst,,
u Members and strangers can gst thai, III. .
and Badges at the Gate a. a. 5.'S 80
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FRANCE AND THE UNITED CT, rDs

ne Indignation manifested by the French
trns.aS ,t because U s. ship at Rio Janeiro
20 the ship. with the usual honors avas s,sli
10 such personages on such occos;n aued
highiy amusing. Will the French aIIom' Is
one 20 DC polite but themselves? Or do ~ 40 ~,
Upset Americans to play second fdai IVY ~
40 IVA, war TO Louis the 1llegitimsteq IF .sd -,
ana 'asy are greatly mistaken. The in,e. snay
Russis mpathies of America are ali w vSts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

a LUSoH will be served at the Msr,t,
Hotel, formerly known a. the Wal s,.4 ioor0
"WEDNESDAY, April 25th at II o'clo.L Fet Hots,
81 fancy drinks prepared Choice Lia1or. "a veSi'lsy
FREE public invitation is sxten3s5 s sqa Cigars
spects ofthe proprietor with the rs-
ap 25-1t+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

MANCHESTER ELEoTIoNs. The election
of Trustees for the town OF Manchester, were &C:
cidentaily omitted Ia our paper yesterday. We
give this morning the vote OF the seven gentlemen
who were chosen; DR.. Samuel Patterson, 1876; DR.
Samuel Taylor, 49, Claiborne Burnett l09. VIM.
w. Day, So Thomas Walden, jr 70; C. C. McRee,
70; and Joseph Butler, 70.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

BUReLARY.-The store of Mr.. Andrew jamie
son. In Alexandria. was broken open on Saturday
nicbt and quantity of harness taken theretrom
THO thief Harrison Ward of Baltimore, was ar
rested, Sunday and committed TO prison. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25
MARINE NEWS.
roEr OF kICHMoNn. April %

ARRIVED
Schr. Florence. Noycs, Philadelphia, iron, W. s.
Triplett.
schr s. G Ring Groves, Baltimore, mdzs w. D
Coo quit & Co.
Scnr. Robert Henry, Penny, Chickshominy, corn,
to Captain.
SAILED
Steamship Jamestown, Parrigh, New York, mdz
and passengers
stesner Belvidere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdz
Ludem Il Watson.
Schr Sarah Griffin, Halifax, N. s., mdzs., J. r..
Claiborne
Schr. s. D. Hart Wall, light.
Schr Albert Dexter, Nickerson, light.
Sc5r Falmouth Warren, Port Wathal to load
for Alexandria
schr Accomcc, Clegg, Norfolk
Big Star light, Cook Rio fl ur, Hsxall Bro.
LIVERPOOL March 3I.-CIssred, shipVenice, God
frey, City Point.
CARDIFF, March % Arrived, ship Yemssaes,
Childs. from liverpool to load for Portsmouth Va.
Bark Herslis H4lIet, from Callao. for H4mpton
Roads spoken on april 6, lat Y N long. 81 ".
Rio JANEIRo, March I6-Sailed, bark Virginia.
for New Orleans.
ANTIGUA March If The Industry, M'Neily, I'm
Marssilles put in on the Sd. with her iIsuboT-
dinate, aud sailed again for Norfolk, Va
DEAL, ENG. April Sd.-Arrived ship Gauntlet,
Pollard, Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

REnosArroN OF JosEPH HIss.-Mr. Joseph ii''''
of the Massachusetts Legislature, VINO mas oeoono
90 famous In connection with the Nunnery invesu
CATION. ha. resigned his seat in that body IN conse
ousnce of the difficulties growing out Of the inves
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

DEATH FROM INHALING CARBoNi0 hoiD
Sylvia, mate of schooner In new iofk' was
found dead In his birth on Saturday morning rom
having inhaled carbonid acid slowed IN 'ne noo u
L Tho ueaael
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

s,rrc1px OF A womAm-Mrs John F. Averhil a
native of England. hung herself in New York on
Saturday morning, to the bed post She was 10
years of age and 10 I'LL health
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

JUDGE LUMPKIN has opened the supreme ooui'
of eorgis, and there is much doubt as 10 ms &C
ceptipg his appointment to the Court OF Claims.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

su,crpE.-on saturday afternoon an unknown
man. IN Philadelphia, tied a bag of rocks around
hi. neck, threw himself into the sehuykil, and was
drounad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

SCARLET FEvER.-This disease 10 preSa'""S
with fatal effect in Birmingham Conn., 0sFefd'
children have died from Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

HEmoRRHAGE Judge Bsyly, OF Accomac' while
speaking at Northumberland Court House, on
Monday the 18th, was taken with a hemorrhage
of the luags 1t was a severe one, thought not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

For Bilious Diseases, Fever aud Ague, Liver Ds-
ease. and eli dAeases arising from disordered or
tmpute state of the Blood. CARTER's SPANISH MIX
TURE is a certain add positive remedy. 1t attacks
the seat of disease by rendering the Blood pure, and
expeiipg all unhealthy particles from the syste IN.
Every one should this inva liable remedy W no is
exposed to the heat of the weather resides In an
unheathy location It is equally rood a proven
tative as Il Is IN curing disea-es. Try il at once
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

NOTICE.-It orewarn any person or per-
~ sous from employ ng GIDEON JOHNSON
AUGUSTUS SMITH, PATRICK JOHNSON and
RICHARD FORTUNE, as have employed them
by The year and p4id the n money in advance | am
sure no gentleman will employ either of them
ap A-5t w w ALLEN
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MUSICAL CELEBRITY CoMING.-Among the pes
seugers by the Nashville are Messrs B. Ulllnan and
Maurice Strskosch. The following artists, Engaged
by them, were to leave Havre on the l1th instant
per steamer St Louis Madame Lagrange, sigma
Parodi. Sig. Nitrate and Sig. Morel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

WANTED-A COOK and BAKER for
" the Allegheny Springs. For such as coms
we'll recommended, q fair price will be psid. Apply
to CRENSHAW 4 CO,
NH 81 Mouth side Of ss4r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

w ANIED-By young man, Situa-
w ton in a Drug Store. who has had betwasr
two and three years experience. Moderst. ssla,v
347. an "a 80 ~ OK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

M ANTED-IEACH Gentle
w man who is well qualified 10 teach MUSIC
and modern Languages Also, Ladv capable Of
teaching all the branches of d RA W N g and
PAINTING in oil and water coiors, and to assist IN
Music, if necessary.
Apply to Rev. T CAMPBELL, Prest of War.
rem on Female College, Wsrrsnton, n. Carolina
Satisfactory reference required. sp 6-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

A r. L. I. BLUES.-Attend a quarter
q ly meeting of your Company, At LAfsY srt7 Hall
III on WEDNESDAY evening next, the 18th int,
~ at quarter to O'Clock.
Court of Enquiry will sit for the assessment Of
fines and is hoped that every member will DC Punc'
tual to the hour.
The roll will be called st o'clock precisely.
BY order OF the Captain.
ap "a ct VIM. Fl. FRY. Aergt
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EARM IN JAMES CITY COUNTY

= VIRGINIA, FOR SALE-We offer tor sale
the Farm situated in James City county Virginia,
about - miles distant from Richmond, on the maiD
Stage road leading TO the City of Williamsburg, and
known by the name of "PARKER's TAVERN y
1t contains by survey 495 about 100 cleared
balance heavily timbered with pine OAK, ash maple,
poplar aud hickory, principally the former The
Dwelling House is in good condition, having under
gone thorough repair; the location beautiful and
heslthy, There is upon the place an abundant sup
ply of the best mari.
Exclusive of oak, ash, poplar and hickory, it is
timated that from 10 600 to 10 600 cords of
be off the land and delivered on Il navigable
creek, (three miles OFF, emptyng in ChickshoninY
River, and shipped thence to New York, where it is
in great demand.
Asths o~neIs of the land reside in Richmond, and
have no use for it, great bargain Will be sold, and
terms made accommodating Apply to
ap 23-4t 0ODDIN L. APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

WANTED--A COOK, WASHER ard
" IRON E r for a small family. Ami ~
BRIGGS Shoe store No. 223 sread st 4 wbita
Girl preferred an 81
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WANTS.

JOB PRINTING
NEATLY Exc CUTED At THIS 0EEr,
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w ANTED-A COLORED NT7KSE -
w For one that can come well recor,r,sas-s
liberal price will be paid Apply to
ar |5-fs LARTJS l. SHINE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-25

Y-fffSSS@ NOTICE-The large and
&SiSz-S5=SI comfoTt:be wagon LONE
sTAK, will run, and after Tuesday, April 23i,
1856 to and from Bread Rock race track leaving
Richmond at half past 10 O'Clock, from st Charles
Hotel. LEWIS BOTTO,
ap "A ~ Proprietor
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WAN I j D-For the balance of hi,
year, good COOK, for a priva'e f,mily.
Apply to TiNSLEY, TARDY a ca
27-4t
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EOR HIRE-Two Negro Men just from
4 the counhy--good Farm har ds Aiso, Tho
is coed Striker, and do most any kind Of out
door work. Apply to VIM. GOULOlN.
ed 25-2t
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49,. ss,,,vsd OF father and mother and thrown
usase' .ha world while yet too young 70 80
spon s.hts Of virtue, and showed the rno5a Ie
.ons 81 the corruption of such boy aId ~. .,
AMY ~ infusncs on others Illustrating ~:
1 ~ an apnsal TO actual experience IN this a.
o ; W that this Society was the true anu
pnoI remedy for this evil 49,, cL.tr
tu g.. ELM Nj Moore being called on by the IN a.
~ faw appropriate remarks, seconning tne
previously expressed and encouaslne ane be
49,. =. On ON with its work Their EFFORTS Hu.t Vs
I'D he sustained; the cause OF the nestltot7
opnbsn bow too strong and appealed TOO t.it
pi - the heart to be sufe red to lang ulsn-ne IeIl
s.s,y,ysd that when it deemed necessary hss
i ed united effort would be made, and success
tIi sde to plrce this Society even upon orosdef
a r,' srner ground than 1t now occupied.
M sneety hen proceeded to the election OF olll-
Ih ne % on motion, the officers now acting were
elected as follows: - ,-
ep.s;dcnt-FREpERIcK BRANsFoRD-
r. Presidents WIN. Sands, James q dardnef,
pi. ~. Il, Whitield and Thomas Il Ellis
Tr.asurer-James Dunlop.
Secyctgrv-R. Howtson CT, M
91tr,arss-Alfred T Harris, George ID. Shell, WI
d No Bragg w II. Gwathmey, Thomas v
nrar1ss w. w. Parker, J. J. Fry, Philip HOWARD
and Fl Sands. n, AZ yx1a5 W.
The Society then adjourned, Rev. MI "eeo PIC
pounciuE the benedlctlon
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WAl4TEU-TO WOOD CUTTERS
w AND OTHERS. SEEKING EMPLOY.
MENT.-We wish to employ Immediately, nun.
Der of HANDS, to cut wood by the cord, about ons
mile from the city, for which fair price will be
pad. GLENN Il DAVIS
ap 2f-St* WILLIAMS K RAGLAND