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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-25

CIGARS! CIGARSu
2OOOOs1sd5as aG r H a.: so GaFa P Ps
of the following Brands Jupiters La Favoitas La Hs.
benera La PEDRO Garlic, Napoleon, Pensadosa. With
various other brands Of choice Tobacco. Little Indian
corner Cherry and Cedar streets.
dec5-u J. MOORE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-25

- UNDKIES.-2o bbls crushed and powdered Sugars;
- 10 bbls Glover Seed
20 bags Early Irish Potatoes for planting;
20 dozen boxes fresh kentucky Mustard;
20 Brooms
ALSo-Sugar, Coffee Molasses Spices Indigo, Nader,
and many other articles in nv line.
In store and for sale low by r F. BELL,
apps No. % COllega St. OnnOsite Sc anee House.
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Premium Boot and Shoe Manufactory

- =, :, :, NO. x bTUddWhy, New Ork
orders executed BY all booksellers Gdpc1o
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NoTTON destined for Charleston WILL on and after this
cae be charged 81 25 per bale of 500 lbs or less and
% cents per 100 los. for excess of over 500 lbs
septic Ii. l. ANDERSON, SUp't. n. &. c. RR
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No. 8 Union Street.
WYE are now offering and beautiful assortment
w of Dress Goods unsurpassed in the market consist
ing OfPlan, Black Plaid Striped and BrOcade Silks Cha
leys plain coors Plaid and Printed Berrages Printed
Jsconet Muslin and Lawns-ogether with general assert
of Staple Goods Hosiery, Parasos Twisted Silk
Ats &C. Isp26 THURST0N & BERNARD.
AT COST.
T HAVE lot Of fine eastern made OVER COATS which
Il / will sell OF cost for cash
jan2, JNO BROWNE
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Jrir ll-Leorod SchWorgtop, Simon Fbu--Tbs
cefspdant IL and the plaintiff 10 tenant of pre-
misss No $50 Bousry II ia alleged that a, ths time
plaintiff hired the premises and before the lssss vas
signed the defendant promised 70 pa, the place In god
repair, and Keep tsnsntsbs during the term o. tbs
Lease that lie neglected 70 10 o. and that ,hory aer
plaintiff moved In his stock OF ssgsrs and goods
we're damaged by the Leaking IN 70 tho sr,snt %
1880 Hence tbls action for damages. Tho testimony
ia led N show that any such agreement sds II
made that 10 was indaoemrnt 10 plantd to sign the
Lease. Tbs Judge granted a ponsuit.
F0I SehIoffh>ner HHgA CoutaS.--Ths parties o
The premises 1876 sod is7 Houston street Asoui y-Ar
ago the paintln built house the ~ lot %
oss 70 the yTivy, On dsfsntants lot No ig1. tn.
privy old one built twenty y~srr ago. asf
rot cenebfed TIE piAiniig. vhle baiifinx not ssi
defendant of the fact ana rsqnss<d hin 10
II that his (plAlntins) bouss should not b. Ia ar-i
sfsnfsn refo-e1 " 90 anything stout ~ bg. referred
plssun and bis sgsnt 70 the tsnsn' Of No is In
squspce Of the osfspdsn's L~g@et plsintfs hDus-
much IN By the nolso. matter sskng tarough
the basement wall, which rAs t-sbty lnshss thick
much that part ~ Is must b@ taken dovn sni ~.
built. Plairtns aSsnt tsstifed that osns ,o ths
suisaaee IL Anaot impossible - vs, OF s~sp ,sssn
Ia the hous~ the nEissn-s has bso Atstsf snes this
sut -ed. on the part of tss dsfsne- u
insisted that the tenant aod rot the ovDsr iAbls
and bound 70 msts all necessary rspais II. Court
bold that the ovnsr liable this nj eomiss ~iih
The term ordinary repairs II vs p.rm,n~r, detect
plaesd BY sni permitted 70 r.mss ih.rs ~ ths
aDc gave Jncgrnsn, for pain,ln fos slE dansg.
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The American officers refused permission by Res
ala 70 xiat nebnaLopo corres spondent Of tho I0adsa

-. r.,n..A ,,.~..,..,.. - No.
80. a,,
- : .~' ~ -, 20 -
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hs,. arrived mere from 81 Pe,.rsburs h.r. thsy v-ua
TO AK permission to 20 seosstopol 20 wsth the Dr
srss o. events toey appear 70 hsss oceu ac.u.Ns
WIN return n, - =, n.rnsnw
Queen \ c,or,. III, h.r ,..t ,.v.. a. IN. .a,.oo -
the 27th Jun. III p,on.n,r and IN. n,.,,., "a
Mexican Minister. v.,. ,,...,,
grand banau., -. ,'v.o H. NJ a.,,,. p..hoa, Al
the star and Garter Ionaon - N. r,,,s...u on ~.
dsy the 25th Anopv III. ,n..,. ,oo 10 ,,,nn,, v.r.
mspy distinguished America. ~, ..~.1 :, al. pnv
lish mobility ana gentry
yiscouut CANNING ia apnoia,.a cov.,no, a,,.r., -
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crsnHxyrf.LH corRsr. 1.

CENTnEvfLLK COrRsK, = Is-rUTrisg.
Another s'rnp, viI b. mad. his sf.srsssn . sroi
twenty miles within hoar Tss nsth Ls for o. 900,
and the rag sslse,ss - hns vsl brss, op~n rsfss
mare, With sp~sd enough 70 prorn he sisssos 10 -.
uns siios-d. fnoos nssss bottom .n1 Z LAZY Fslas
hes enough of u she oil -in, tsrriax sessssis Ia,
IA The faycf.,s st swo 10 cas
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BOARD or COUNCuMEN.

The Board met last nigh, at the usual hour, As their
chambers In the City Hail. the President, D. u. Conovsr
In the chair.
Petitions rst In order AMI It'd in regard
to Improvements streets presented aud re'err.i
Resolutions nsrt In order, and . resolat,n wss
offered directing the COMMITTEES on whsrves 10 sp1rt 70
this Board the proprety Of causing the Fall 1iv~r
sionpgton apd Norwich steamboats, 10 BE- removed 20
the foot Of Delaney street, EAst riyer
After resdIDs fsv uDimportant bills for the third
tine and adopting then, the Board adjourned I'LL this
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BOARD OF sUPERYIa aORs.

This Board met a. In the chamber Of tho Bo,ra
of Aldermen, the Mayor 10 ths chair Afsr the easg
of the roll the esrs reed the misus.s OF the last met
ing which vss approved Of. The follovins eomuuoi.
cation from the Com 2'rolisr thsn handel H. and
lsierr.d 10 the Co nmttes on Ansusl Tars-
TisAscs DvAxrnxsr
CosPrsouU's oyyics, Ssv Yons, July n, 1856.
10 h> beard AZ Ssy~vr7sous--
The 70 sseson ~ The at (chapr I11 OF the session
svt os is5O prtvess tost the sssess.st Yos of "a.
several vsrcs ssr 5ens corrected ard csru6ss BY tss
ar fornsssisssvr "m at before nrst sy of
July sasn Jssr te delivered ny tos Tar assoasrs
70 he cenp'rolsr o. The CT, ei ssv YsrH, ssl " ~
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ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Terrible Fight Of the 18th
Of June.
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THE LOSSES BY THE ALLIES.
Account Of the Affair by Prince Gort-
schakoK.
Interesting Description Of the Capture
Of the MamelOn, by Gen. PeIiSsier.

THE PROGRESS or THE SIEGE or SEBasTOpol.
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X KNOWLES d WALFORD, SrArIoN-
PUBLIC NOTICE.
RUSHTON CLARK & CO.'S

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrofula, 8.c.
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
Il & CO. being dissolved by the death of w l..
RUSHTON, 1.-THE only Rushton ever connected with
the frm,) their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL will
in future be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
L CO., surviving partners and sole successors. 1t
was Mr. Clark who went to New Foundlsnd TO au-
perintend it's manufacture, and he Is the only Drug.
gist who went FROM the United States for that
purpose; and as he will continue his supervision Of
that branch of our business, viii warrant our Oil
pure and genuine. As success in It's use depends
upon ts pnrity be particular to that the sigma
ture of HEGEMAN, CLARK l. co ia over the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been using the Oil of other makers, without sue
cess have been restored to health by the Pure Oil
of our manufacture. et
Be particular, in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN.
CLARK & CO., for many persons have initiated
our style of bottle and label, for the purpose of
palning of inferior article; and since Mr. Rush.
toms death, there has been Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which 10 not in any way connected with
Rushton, Clark L Co the only representatives. OF
that firm being HEGEMAN. CLARK CO.
The genuine Oil of Hegeman, Clark Co. for sale
byPUkCELL, LADD CO, and by Druggists ges.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
fe IS-ddwSm +f-- .. -
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SUNDAY L1ouoR LAW IN NEW YoRK-Ithas been
decided in New York under the new liquor law
that man can only be fined once for selling H.
quor on the Sabbath, no matter how often he
sells on that day. So that liquor dealer may sell
liquor every Sunday by paying s5 every Sunday.
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UsIoN SrEAnsHIP CoaPAnY's LISE

UsI0N STEAMSHIP CoMPANr's LINZ FOR
PHILADELPHlA -6hippers by this line are respect.
steamers leaving Richmond every MonpAY ana
Thur spay zoe are pyepassd % recsies 1rssAf at ~
eimes for the above port. .ssl I,
n snippers viii ave n the consgness on the
tlck at for the last load end state whethef reeepf
is wanted ps Mill take piessvs = sesdssa ~ taene
% them. Nss - - - - - aus.. j
NH z7--fs as eehst
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6 Goop News FOR THE SIoK.-hev. Jas.
w. Hunnicutt, editor of that popular paper the
Christian Bsnner,n published at FredericksbuIg,
Va in his editorial Of March 18th, 1852 thus speshs
OF Hampton's Vegetable Tipcture
The season Of the yesr tor feebieness OF pooy
and general debility ID now approaching, ana We
would particularly invite attention 90 Hampton,s Z
Celebrsted Vegetable Tincturs and cdn and DO feel
it our drty to recommend Il TO all who are dyepgP
tic or otherwise In o feeble state OF heaith. We
know the eiytue the suyse ezceitence OF this medi'
eide for n have tried it to the saving OF orr own
health. and, perhspa life Also No family SHOULD be
without this meoicins. Especially In all lover VIZ
ainia should sHampton'a Tncture' be used freely
The medicine may appear to the purchaser to be
very dear at dollar per bottle but even g the
price we consider II the cheapest medicine In all
country. We doubt very much whether IL ever fail
to do good. 9s He
Cell and get pamphlets and $50 cures Of Coughs
Bronchitis Rheumstism, Liver complaint Scrohuls
As liver complsintit 10 unrivallsd.
Sold by o-A-sTRECKERa and PURCELL. LADl
l. Co, Kichmon6; by DIR COOKE, FredeTicksbart
By al the Drugysts In Petersburs by MOkTlMEl
u MOWBRAY. Baltimore, and BY Druggists an
Storekeeper everywhere.
~ One Dollar per botsls--ix bottles for IS
--At ar sitezss 8
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HORRIBLE REPAsr.-At an examination, held
before Justice in New York, on Monday, In regard
to tainted meat at the Fulton Market, a man named
Perringer testified as follows:
81 was at hotel In the Bowery, at an affair
called tackle" In which every person pas1)As-
pating contributed some article of food to be pres
pared tor the dinner; this place was a resort for
medical students, and the body of Gibbs having
been handed over to the Medical Faculty for dis
section, wag OF a student conceived the Idea of
playing eff joke upon some of the participants at
the "tackle;" he accordingly procured some slices
of the remains of the pirete, which were cooked
and passed off as the flesh of some animal; those
who partook pronounced il most delicious,
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ENrRAPPRp FOR THE CHImEA.-The Boston Post
has the following despatch from responsible per.
son, dated Halifax April 7th:
"Sixty Irishmen, enirspped In Boston as rails
way lsborers, sent here for foreign legion. Circu.
late this"
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DIED OF HIS WoUNDs.-A boy named Patrick
Riley died 10 New York on Sunday, of wounds
received In a burning house, from which he was
rescued after being badly burned.
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nEsTINY DEMONSTRATED.-Ma-

~ Dam Helm may De consulted on matters of i'm
portsnee, foretelling all particular events of human
life, such "a marriage the time when, with descrip
tcn OF husband or wife; OF riches changing OF hus
or sitasston ieesciesc estae kindred or
II person shall have the thing hoped fer; IL per.
son shall suffer by any particular thing OF which he
she Is IN fear long short journeys; of sbsent
persons, dead or alive; OF law suits; of theft, or
things lost, of substance lent demanded; wife or
husband living from each other, If ever return and
all the difficulties of life, OF health, fraud sickness
and ceah past, present and future and all con
of life.
This lady tells fortunes by the Csrds-Prof Leo
by the Planets. or Astrology.
TERMS-oo cents By the Planets, 25 cents tfor ia
dies ov the Cards and 80 cents for gentlemen by
esrds-white or back people.
Apply at Adams Valley, doors from the corner of
18th, on Poplar streessG Office of Astroloey over
the 5oor, opposite Lxhcasterian School, over the
Greek. mb11-Ins
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DECREASE IN REvENuE.-The receipts of dutie
at six of the principal ports of the United States
show decrease for the last quarter, when com
pared with 1854, of $4, 500, coo.
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RAN OFF.-The train with passengers from Au-
gus.a for Charleston, 8. c., ran off the track Fri
day night, when near the latter place. The passen
ger car was set on FIRE by the upsetting of the
stove but no other damage was DONE
Mr.. John Barnett and Mr.. David Truesdell, pas
senrers. from Charleston, narrowly escaped se-
rious injury The former received slight fesh
wound By the upsetting Of the car in which he was
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DANGEROUS SPORT Mr. Derveloy, French
asronaut, advertised to ascend from New Orleans
on Sunday, suspended from the balloon by his
heels, with his head hanging down
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COLONEL KINNEY's ExPEDIr1oN.-A detacb,
ment OF Colonel Kinneys men will sail for Contra
America from New Orleans, ON Friday next.
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SUIcIDE.-Thomas Ford shot himself In New
York about week since, and died Saturday night.
He had been out of employment and 1t weighed
heavily on his mind. After committing the deed,
he was asked who shot him, and said, 81 shot my
self, and on being further questioned as to why
he did 1t, replied 'that's my business"
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FIRE IN WrNcHEsrER, MASS "A fire occurred
In Winchester, Massachusetts, Sunday night, de-
stroying Felt factory, saw nn and two dwell
ing houses belonging to Robt. Bacon, ]. II. Bacon,
and Parker & Co. Loss $4,000
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ANTHONY BURNS This once fugitive, and now
free negro, lecturing In Massachusetts to raise
funds to educate himself for the ministry
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SEIZURE OF CIGARs.-The Custom House Off
GERS of Boston Saturday seized g, 900 cigars ON
board the brig Emma F. Chase, from Matanzas'
and II 600 cigars board the brig Montrose, from
the same port
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-George Bartol OF
Portland, Me-, died on Thursday last He was the
father of Cyrus and George Bartol, Influential
ministers of the Unitarian denomination.
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JULIA DEAN.-Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne appeared
at the Boston Theatre, for the last time, Monday
night. She goes to Europe
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LrrTLE GIRL KuLEp.-A little girl named
Christina silvyer, was run over bya car in the
streets of New York. and died on Sunday.
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CHEAP SHOES.-A small lot
Of Ladies' Jenny Lind Shoes, worth el.25,

Also, g lot Of the name at IS cents. worth 81 -
Misses Patent Leather Boots at rs cts, worth 81;
and many other such bargsins-together with large
and beautiful assortment of Chifdrens Shoes at va
rious prices, to suit the tmes fsgf 49,
The Shoes are to be sold, and will be found a. low
ast they can be had anywhere, by Nsl1lH
apt sign Of ths Root
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/ Coop MEDICINES. Long continued and
systematic puffing will succeed In bringin any
worthless nos,rum before the public--but, lacking
merit it cannot long retain the position IL for while
assumed. We desire mersly to make STABLERS
ANODYNE CHERRY ExPECTORANT known to
the public feeling conhdent that good medicine
which has been endorsed by solos of the brightest
ornaments of the medical faculty, will fealizs its
own popularity, and which will be as lasting 80
the good effects It's is constantly producing This
excellent medicine is very efficient In Coughs, Colds
throat 1t has been productive Of beneficial results
IN great number of cases in different parts Of the
country; and physicians of the highest standing az
in the habit OF using that and 6TABLER'S DiAR
RHEA CORDIAL In their practice:
~ See descriptive pamphtets, TO DO had graas
u Price for each only 50 cents, or sx bottles TO
u. 81. sfABLER CO., Prophetors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore.
PUkCELL, LADD CO.,
er - Wholesale Al gents, Richmond.
And BY Druggists and Merchants generally through
out Virginia. 10 t0-oesi
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DEATH IN A STATION HoUsE.-A respectable
looking man named Charles Jones, fell dead in q
station house in New York, where he had been
committed for drunkenness, on Sunday.
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Row IN THE THEATRE AT HAvANA.-A letter to
Ine charleston Standard, frora Havana relates the
iact that row occurred in the Theatre at Havana
IN Ihursday night last. negro threw down
bucket of water with crash that was sufficient to
be heard throughout the whole house. cry was
Immediately raised by some timorous or mischie-
vous wretch of " "fbustiers :" and the scene which
followed can be better imagined than described
The pit rose In body over the orchestra, which
was then performing, rushed upon the stage, and
behind 1t, kicking out the lights by the way the
gallaries jumped into the pit, one box burst into
another, and altogether there was just such row
as mightbe expected among three to four thousand
people in the greatest possible state of excitement
Cries of Vica la Coneho helped to increase the up
roar, but unfortunately for his immediate gratif-
cation Concha was not present to hear them.
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EsTRAMPEs.-The Prensa of Havana, has long
aE4 IL e.. L., ,cEEa

account of the family origin of Estrsmpes:
He was born In 1880, 10 Cuba, his mother Span.
ish, bis father French. In 1850 young Estrampes
got among the "Exllados" (patriot fanatics)-and
being accused OF treason, fled to New Orleans,
where he mixed himself up with all the movements
and excitements directed against Cuba. After
wards he came to Cuba port of Bsrracoa) with a
vessel loaded In part win arms and munitions of
war, in concert with Others to get up an insurrec
tion There he was arrested The Prensa pays
high compliment to the generosity of his character,
but says be was led away by bad company.
No means were left untried to move the stony
heart of Coneha. His own young daughter, upon
her knees, prayed to him to spare the lie OF the
doomed Estrampes He listened to her appeal,
which was uttered while tears streamed down her
checks all unmoved.
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SUDDEN DEATH ON sHIP.-John Stephenson
a stearage passenger on the Steamer Quaker City
from Philadelphia. for Charleston. 8. C was foun'
dead In his berth Friday morning.
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49, COACH MAKER@,

of conductins the COACH-MAKING BUSINESS
in this city In all its branches. under the firm Of
BAILEY FRANCIS, at the establishments on
18th street, occupied by the senior partner for seve.
raj years past. They will keep constantiy on hsnd
fine assortment of COACHES, cHARIOTTEES,
BAkOUCHEB, ROCKAWAY6, BUGGIES Sui.
kIES. &c, all Of the best manufacture and mate
rails ! ir.s
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms. Thankful for past ia
vors to the old estsblishmebt solicit continue
ton of the custom of the public. All we ash b
trial. satisfied to rest our claims for share Of bus-
ness In cur line on our worhmanship..
WIN w. BAILEY
ap6-d&wSm o. A FRANCI0
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ACCIDENTAL DEArHs--J James Culligan was XIII.
cd in New Orleans Wednesday, the 4th instant Dy
falling under his own dray. John O'Keefe WAS
killed BY leaping from the steamer Falcon, - Oh
was landing; and Daniel Geran was run over by q
locomotive . few miles from New Orleans. and IN.
stsntly killed
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EEGRA WE'D LIKENE ssEs The
subscriber proposes publishing Engrssea Likeness
es of the Pastors of the different Churches in this
of Subscribers to pay the expense of publication
Those favorable to this enterprise. and who wish to
secure good Likeness of their Pastor, will please
call and subscribe when the style and size of the
gravin Is can be seen. Price of each portrait 81.
NH so INK T'9 M. P.SIMONS, Isl Main 1t.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR RESERVOIRS Mr.. Alfred
Guthrie, OF Chicago, has patented new steam
engine to raise water for the use of cities and dis
tribute 1t: .
An air chamber is connected with the pipe that
supplies the city with water. By valves the water
Is admitted on one side of the chamber, and al
lowed to escape on the other. forcing pump,
used In connection with the water works, forces
the water through the air chamber, and, as the
pressureis increased, the air In the chamber acts
propelling force, which forces the water
through the pipes with an immense increased
pressure, which will throw stream of water to a
height which cannot otherwise be obtained. This
pressure is maintained in every part of the city,
and all that is necessary to subdue fire, Is to ap-
kept up without intermission as long as the pump
at the water works Is kept In operation.
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SPECIAL Norrcne
BOUNTY LAND. 60.

l will prosecute claims against the Fad..
g 81 ,Gsovernment TO BOUNTY LAND .nd srU
sinuNo. ON ths most satisfsetory terms. cav
a recent act Of Cons ress, soldiers who serv
srS snsd OF Fourteen days n any scoy sinca i71e
cs;d sucn soldiers be dead. their widows or runo,
vhn ha are entitled to l6O scres of land Thoss
In =. received less than l60 acves are enfiasS
Hsvins hofe more e will make that quantity. :
and Bopnt- engaged - clerk In the Pensiou
oaa,Iv 10y Land nepartu eof al Washin ston n,
prosecptin Jy;, have peculiar edvantsees 10,
Conmnn5,..sns .,slns or the above descr;ption
nj Psvra by mall Tcst paid or AZ the of;..
hniisins On payo, In Wellington Godd;n,s nsye
Anv ,sssr.na stfeet will be attended, to At oncss
mhsEda vs0a gwen that may be desired,
ABEL U. MAYO
PAYNE d MAYo, Auctioneers hora
moved tner once to Mr.. Wellinrtoa Goss;, 10
building, corner Of llth and Bank $780, new
on Bank street. Entrance
They will sell at auction or priyst. al.
erson.l Property; Rent out Houses and hiaa sns
~ Deeds Of every description win be aocur., \,
drawn. Se1a.eiy
ABEL U. MAYO being . Notary Public. vii, -.
tend to taking DepodtionA ASknowled gment Of
Their charges WILL In ell cases be entirely ..ti..
factory, and they hope to merit patronage by prompt
ap Sta ABEL q. MAYO.
JNO. W. WRIGHr & Co. are prepared
to receive all binds of Produce and Merchandise on
storage, at their Warehouse on the Dock on az res.
sona6le terms a. it can be taken In the city.
fe l2-6m tAd ilsi&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-12

SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
{RAGs. RopEs, BAGeING, &c-) South Franklin It,,
doors West Of Old Market. buys small a. well a.
large iots, g = ! Z lss3 ft1A f-fsE8 fe e-d6m