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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

CHINEsK LuxuRY.-The Chinese Of California
celebrated May day In high old style. Among
the dishes prepared at the "Bow-wow Hotel !"
was pot-pie made of the following delicate viz
snds: One door-mat, two cats, three pairs of
boots, dog, four poll parrots, one pair cotton
socks sixteen swapping turtles, and the fore quar-
ter of horse The calls numbered some six num-
dred. That's pot-pie as is pot.pie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

MARINE SIGNALS Mr. Henry Rogers the dis
uaguished inventor OF the system OF marine Sig
nails, as at present employed 10 our merchant and
naval service, is about TO visit Europe with the
,ionsl marine signals, or of so combining those
now 10 use 10 the European service. with his own,
ne. Ine merits OF each may be embodied la one
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I GREEN. Prop,r.
FAIRFIELD RACES.


E{9&> 1s55.-TUESDAY, OCT. q
&> sweepstake for year old
". - colts and fes two mile
heats S2e0 entrance 800 dollars forfe-closed let
January 1855 with the following entries -
=. r Hsres oh by Tally Ho dam By Trustee.
drewetta.
Tally L Cheatham's by Tally Ho, dam By Ora.
trix. a-tt.-. ...tt --s g. ..z-s,
Jas. D. Doswelps b f by Revenue, dam by Emily
Thomas. r E1rf Is-t18
:. VIM Il. Gibbons br Whistle, by Mariner dam
Bslchsr McDanieps ch by John Blunt dam by
seicher L McDsnieps BY Regent, dam by imp
FlatteIeT ,s ..,as-- - ~. : .,. -
Calvin Green's b by Sovereign, dam by Ann
Chase.
ThOs G. Moors's br by elsncos dam by sidi.
Hammet. .-.-ss- .- ~, 81 80
Thos. G. Moors's ch by Yorkshire, dam by Mar.
grave. I I#9l$ = HuF- t3
WEDNESDAY, Sd Oct.--Proprieter's purse $500;
THURSDAY, 4th Oct-Proprietor's purse S4Oo;
three mile heats-free for all ages "a s.t
FRIDAY, 5th Oct-Jockey Club purse $500; four
mile hests-free for alt ages. 'e ,ssif.w sd'
olps; mile heats; $500 entrancs-plsy or pay-eos.
cd with three entrances: -'t,g 80 tgf
VIM FL. Gbbon,
John Belcher, .lss.,t 1A4eeA ENh
James Tally.
The following stakes are proposed-three or more
WEDNESDAY, Sd Oct "A sweepstske for untried
three old (mile heats) $50 entrance S1O0 for
feie, This !. to be the second race.
SATURDAY-A sweepstake for four years o,d;
S20s entrance; $l0a forfeit; mile heats. Second
race. - -1T-- -
The above stakes to close on the 1st September,
ty entry to John Beiehsr Riehmond Va:
~ Delinquents to the Fairfield Club are notified
that unless their subscriptions, due, are paid
oy the ls OF Sept their bills will be placed In tho
hands OF the High Constable for warrant. 70
10 fu6F Ftd 'fsF
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FALL OF A BRIDGE As Van Amburgh & Coz
Inenaserie were crossing bridge In Burlington,
N. ] T., on the 24th ult the bridge gave wav and
the cage containing the rh inocerOs went down -
The rhinoceros, horses and driver were badly
bruised, and a lad who was standing on the bridge
at the time was 80 seriously injured that his life Ia
despaired of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

NEGRO MINsTRRLs IN INDIA..-A Calcutta paper
OF June 2lst, announces the last appearance there
OF the New York Serensders Mark Thayer, drec.
tor, under the patronage OF the Lieutenant Cover
nor OF Bengal. Messrs. kits, Clark, Thayer, FRY.
or and Others gave good programme. Reserved
seats, So so not reserved 80
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ANOTHER REvoLUTIoN.-The Cayugs Indians In
Western New York have revoted, deposea their
chiefs. and set up new rulers The revoutionsts
they have been victimized by their chiefs Imi-
ta,ing their more civilized ghbors the of
fee holders have kept upa wstchful eye upon the
spois, and instead of administering the affairs of
the tribe honestly 1t 10 alleged, have avaed them
selves of their official positions to unscrupulousy
pIunder the people of the annuity received from the
State BY virtue OF certain treaty stipulations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

PREPARATIONS FOR SLAVE TRADING IN CUBA
The New York Herald learns from an authentic
source, that contracts have been made for the in
PRODUCTION this year into the island of Cuba of
large numbers of African slaves. One party alone
has contracted for the supply of seven ihuusand.-
Portuguese agents are now in tina. city making an
ralsemeIte,
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ILL LUCK FOLLOWING THEM.-We have pub
lished the particulars of smash up on the Ohio
and PeDnsy lvania Railroad, about 20 miles from
Pitsburg, by which four persons were Injured
The part OF the road upon which the COW which
threw the train of, was standing, was fenced In
train who were getting west after the accident at
Burlington, N. J. They seemed to think the fates
were determined to railroad them to death, and
one man, 1t Is said. picked up hls carpet bag and
started off on foot, declaring had decided pre-
ference for locomotive that was slow but sure.
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FOREIGN HoNoRs TO AMERIcANs.-Two distln.
guished American sarGns. James Dana of New
Haven, Conn, and Asa Gray, of Cambridge, Mass,
have been elected corresponding members of the
hysico.msthemstical class of the Royal Ac sdemy
OF Berlin. The botanical works OF Professor
Gray, particularly his "Fiora of North America >
and bis General Boreah American Illustrata," "
are said to be held 10 Ign estimation In the scien
ihe circles of Germany
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

IMPORTS AT BnsToN.-The following Is state
ment OF the value OF the imports at Boston for the
week ending Friday last Dry goods 1913, ,si3
iron and STEEL Sll4 900; Coffee $40 970; Linseed,
ore, S22 67s; fish. $50, 900; other articles, sos
862-totaL SS6S s66
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g A L A N ANDER FIRE PROOF

~ SAFES, MANUFACTURED BY EVANS WATSON
PHILADELPHIA.-These Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires in Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. and VIII opened tn cir contents of books
and papers were found to be uninjured. They are
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes, with Has patent
Burglar Proof Locks. Prices ranging from $40 to
$500. For sale by FL BALDWIN,
NH SITS I48 Main It, Rich ropd
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RAILROAD BRIDGE BURNr.-The Rensslear and
Saratoga Railroad bridge, near Green Island. N.
y, was destroyed by FIRE Friday evening. Loss
Sl2 OO0
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IN FOR RENT-Two desirable new
~ briek Dwellings on Clay, between 7th and 9th
,rs,b Possession given imm medistely. For terms,
srply to the subscriber, at the store OF Mr. Thos A.
Egst T.. A. J. CLOPTON.
Iu
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CENrEsAHIAN GoNE.-Mrs Mary Fsrrar, of
Petsrshsm. who attended church the day che was
100 years old-which occurred on one OF the cold
est days of last winter-died last Friday She had
bean Nabout house" until q few days before her
dea h. Capt Joel Brooks. Of Petersham, brother
ct The deceased and now In his 9eh year, 10 able
10 DO good days work ss hsying - Bdrrss Mass.)
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L II 0 M AS w. KEESEE.
AUCTONEER,


oFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 30 PEARL STREET
VII attend TO the sale of Real Estate, and every
description Of Mercaandise. Household Furniture.
&c. Aiso-fo Renting out Houses, Collecting, 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

PROTEST AGAINST u 9. CoNsuI. IL stated
that the Americans residing In Buenos Ayres have
sent protest TO the President against the appoint
mens OF Mr.. VIM II. Hudson as u. 8. Consul al
that port, In place of Col Graham, who has held
the flee for several years. Mr.. Hudson's former
connection with the Paraguay Steamship Nsviga-
tion Company is said to have created this opposi
ton to him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

HAY IN MAINK.-The market price of hav In
Aroostook county, Maine, 10 said to be S. Der
ton, and large tracks of grass land are left uncut
as the farmers believe 1t will not pay for the cut.
ting.
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SALMON'S PATENT GRAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.-Thia mschina a

SALMON'S PATENT G R AIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.-This mscbiu.
was invented and patented by by g. B. Salmon of II.
inos and wherever it has been exhibited has taken
precedence Of all others. for cleaning Grain and
Grass Seeds. - - -
The first Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair in New York and the frst prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, who recon-.
mend it as the best machine known for separatine
cookies and ether impurities from wheat 1t will se.
parate any two seeds of different size or weight il
simple In its construction, and easily kept In order
1t peculiarly adapted to farmers uses as it requires
but little power to work it, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now In use. ~
II can bs furnished at the following prices, viz:
FOR FarmerS Machine that will clean Is 10 50 bush
els per hour. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $50
For Farmers Machane that will clean so to
30 bushels per hour. ........................ IS
For farmers Machine (arrangcd for horse
powerD that will clean SO bushels per hour so
For Millers Machine that will clean so to 50
bushels per hour. ........................... IS
For Millers' Machine that will clean so to
Is bushels per hour. ur.....................,., 100
For Millers Machine that will clean 125 to
$50 bushels per hour. our........................ $50
For Miller's Machine that will clean $50 to l.
200 bushels per hour. Observation-Disclosures. 200
Address RO M ANDERSON
Commission Merchant, Richmand. va
N. B-County Rights win be sold on reasonable
k0rma. Ne vuts
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DoNsYBRooK FAIR The subscri iption In Ireland
to raise $4,000 to purchase the patent by which
Donnybrook Fair was held, from the proprietress.
Minis Madden having been successful, the Lord
Mayor Boyee OF Dublin, has issued his proclama-
ton suppressing this veteran scene of fun, irolc
and riot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

sa CELLAR FOR RENT-Opposite
IL the new Vegetable Market, on 18th street,
l1isble for Huckster Market man. Apply at
II. store Of HENRY SAAL.
saA-2ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

sSlEssxsssssk We have on hand and for
lle A',11say' '.ls DECK BOATS Of the largest
k,huon4 ~ 0uf nGst rard, renitentisry Pond,
60 l0-sso,t HOWELL & MESSLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

x NOTICE.-Being about to re-
ia move from the city and give up business
4zs5 hereby request all persons having lef,
Terair to call for them st once.
si'o oher the balance of ny stock at cost.
s,e,4 JOHN KLOEBER,
t'iI IhS Rrnad nt.
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IA NEW SADDLE AND HAIR
EaA Nk.SS N NILE CMnp

vel having taken the stoIe No 5, Pesrl
ff0m the Ko,,eet near Main, (having just returned
oHers stss With fresh aud new style of goo ds)
tomeu =. aaaacsinents to his friends and old Gus
Ing done 81 ~ dstermined to sell cheap. Repair
GUa, and J.,. Indebted to the old firms of Otey
snd psy lb.11 ea e. Gof, will please come forward
Tie bu.5.s. sls as aln very anxious to close up
-u JAS. w. GOFF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

"A FOR RENT A Brick Dwelling
III House at the upper snd of Clay street. Pos.
,son given immediately. Apply al this Office.
t.
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E'OR RENT-Two newly-erected Brick
L Tenements, on 25th street. near Leigh st. Bap-
tH Church. containing rooms, including basement,
with passages, porches, closets rsntrys, &C., with
nden sttache and we'll of superior water on the
pennies Rent $50 each per annum.
Apply to Ed. ID. EAcHo, or
JAS. M. CARTER. 1.th st.,
jeS-ts Opno.ite Posf OfEss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

APPoINrEp-The President has appointed
Squire CottreIl. Esq. United States Commercial
agent at San Juan, Nicaragua. vice Joseph w
Fab6ns, removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

@ FOR RENT-One of those beauti-
EN full new Brick Tenements on 25th street, be.
twsen MIR. V. Hecklers and Yenable street. The
House has good rooms and Kitchen with rooms,
and there 10 an enclosed Lot of about II acres at.
tsohed Of excellent soil for gardening and aa excel.
lent well OF water within a few feet of the house.
Rent at the rate of only Sl25 Four times the rent
might be made of the ground easily. Apply at my
Shoe store, No. 43 Main at. WM. WALSH
hu LIT
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LEEcHEs I,EEcuF

LEI IoHEs LEECHEs.-The pubic are
hereby informed that have just by Adarns
Express lot Of superior Swedish Leechei, which
will be applied upon the most terms; car
be found at sl hours of the day at the air DRESSING
Saloon under the American Hstel, and at night on
25th, between Main and franklin t.eets
II. B.-Cupping and Leeshing Irompty stte ndsd
o, at the shortest natise. =
nos r. G.. HORIZON
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IL wHoLEsALE 6 REyAiL prAtrss
10 Drugs Medicines Painte OH, andtH assis,ss
ususiiy keptiu Drug Store. sFtsss -
sfsg6Gsx sfsgs'6S'Gi1s'i s.1s'ss s'' " '!tEinis6fs3 iiis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

NOFICE.-By an order adopt
NNsrs ed BY the Board Of Directors OF the
&N Richmond fire Association, all persons
Pig.n.n r. Isyins IN their possession Helmets,
ss Uniform Coats. CAPS, or Spanners,
,.n. ~ ,t % Mste an Immediate return of the
ten. iSe I0 tlc1mond FIRE Associa-
9,..., JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE.
u2l ''n'ipai Engineer OF Richmond Fire As.'n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

POPULAR ACTREss.-Mad. Riston, the French
actress and rival of Rachel, was recently called
before the curtain ten times. Before her advent
twice was the very utmost attained by the most
eminent performer. In consequence of this mark
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p A NEW DRUG STORE, corr

uS A NEW DRUG STORE, corner
w Main and 18th street. -WILLIAM r. NOEL
~ would respectfully inform his friends and the
public genelsllY. that be has opeped an
APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE,
shsre he will always keep on hand a stock of well
Selected
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, &c.
ana every article generally found in O Drug Store,
Shleh be will sell low, for cash
y Prescriptions prepared accurately, both dsy
and night an InIm
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4. @. HOBsON.
"a CARD.-The suhscriher. I'm

a CARD.-Ihe subscriber, an expert
enced practitioner of Medicine Surgery and Obste
tres. having located ON Broad street, three doors
above tenth, offers his professional services to the
citizens of Richmond.
as has devoted much time and attention to the
study and practice of Midwifery, and TO the
ment of Diseases of Women and Children.
ap 1-6u* RfCHO g. CAUTHORN, M. D.
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FOR RENT-One upper room In

"a ,hs new Briek Tenement on IUth stfeer Dc
tsA Man snd Csry sts.
I've, sGIn Office in same rooms on lst Il Dor and
49, ,oseru ccnveriences suitable for Dentist,
Lspysooa large Store near Warwick & Barksdale's
- o1 Cary street. sdmirebly suited for whole
~ 'a,oeery srd Commission House. Possession
zen immediately ,r,,
Applsto NJ fsS c.1s ~
~ % NO loo chfS ST.
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HAIR CUTTING.-CidZens aud Strangers
whiting the city wishing get their Hair cut In the
latest and most aPpro, cd styIe would advise them
70 call on HOBSON. under the American Hotel. en-.
trance On 1lth street.
N. R.-Hot Cold and Shower Baths can be hsd 8
eli hours. Single Bath 25s, or 5 Tickets for 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

& FOR ENT-On 25th street, in the
- neighborhood of Leigh Street Bsptist Church.
Church Hill, the remaining rewly erected and well
arranged Brick Tenement I'D joining the residence of
Mr. B. Bridg gford, containing six rooms with pas.
sages, porches psn,rys, closets, &c. Garden at,
tached, and well of excellent water On adjacent
lot. Price per annun $3.50. Apply to
JAS. Nj CARTER,
sc. 4-ts 14'h st opposite Post Office.
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CO FOR RENT-On Union Hill pos
Ea session given on the 18Th inst, comfortable
Famed Tenement, with Brick Basement, contain.
iFsi rooms with other convenience adjoining the
residence Of MIR. Jas w Verser, with Gsrdeu at
hched and well Of water on the premises. Price,
per anIun $l08. Apply to
JAS. NJ CARTER,
It's 1ith street, OppOsite Post Office
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has recently made Its appearance among the cattle
at Long Pond, on the mountain. about the con-
junction of the county corners of Columbia, Sui
Ivan and Luzerne, Pa. About two weeks SINCE
In one day. they found twenty dead cattle In
the woods on the mountain The disease by
which 30 many have met their death 10 supposed
TO have originated from some impurities drank
from the stsenant pools, without being accessible
u any pure water. -.s-. ..e
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THE BURLINGTON RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.-The
total number killed by the late accident at Burling.
ton 10 90, and the number injured is 70, making
total of 101 killed and wounded. With the exs
ceptiou of the Susquehannah Railroad collision on
the 4.h Of July 1854, tn is Burlington accident has
injured more persons than any of the recent rail.
road massacres. The Norwalk tragedy killed
4s and wounded 24-total 10, and the collision be.
tween the Illinois central and southern Michigan
cars April &c, 1853, killed 81 wounded so total
Il.
Atthe railroad station 10 Burlington there are
between forty and fifty hats and caps crushed up
Into the greatest variety of shapes. One beaver
hat 10 crushed into triangular shape, and 1t the
head that has worn 1t was in 1t at the time the
jamming took place, the wearer Is certainly
among the departed. There are also some valises
smashed into several pieces. quite pile OF torn
clothes, five or six good shawls unipjured. and
quite a number of bonnets. which have evidently
been worn by tastiy dressed ladies.
MIR. Kelly, of Philadelphia, who was killed leaves
seven small children, who are now orphans, their
mother having died 10 March last
The Philadelphia papers report Mrs. Boyce, of
Georgetown, D. c., a. rapidly improving.
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~.
sicasSSa sstH Il - pAssSuaERs 8 y g s @ ON sIrH THH
SIDE Rail- AND DAHVILLE, AND SOUTH.
DAKVlLIE hoAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
BREHa-E OR LYNCHBURG:
tna,FA STi FASTll
fb. .asa,PLE asaPLE TINE GIVEN 70 Ear.
.esen dsiin now prepared TO furnish the par
o. he kishy, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction
''sdi ana Dsnville and South-side Rail-
9y l7-ISos' On their arrival On the cars.
Tr-- SAM'L d. BURKE.
III 1sahnnWrsAkE, g UNS, CUTLERY,
@, gsl sDnLERY. Ge We are now In recajpt OF
sSEsrlC p5 saa5 Of Goods, both FoREIGN and DO
,Htesnty particularly invite the attention Of
end largest stocks Of HARDWARs sls svsr o.
nay Us pleasure to exhibit the same TO all
..u ~ roos " with call, and are determined to
"sast hos. .A"peenspts to purchasers ss any other
sa SMITH 4 ROBERTS.
~ Pearl stsst.
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ROSCOE b. HEATH, Attorney at Law.
Va, Practices In the Courts of the cifv Of
Hcayico. VI S"ss1e"eto ana
Omee Nortseast corner Of Main and 11tb st,.
Se "n Aisn ~. au I6-tmt
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5PHcIAL NOTICES.

w. LEIGH BuRroS, Dentist. Office On
Main bet~een 9Th and 10th streets. forme,lv oc.r-
pee ey McCopnsil & Burton and next door below
>. r sempls's Drug Store. An sa9irn
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II 6hN v II1IIII hEI ODAI Y a N OAN-
~ WILLIE REPUBLICAN.-Ica call the attention
Of the public TO this most valuable paper. FrUm its
large and rapidly increasing circulation and the re-
sion through which 1t circulates, make Ii medium
for advertising not to be surpassed by any journal In
the State 1t is found in the hands of nearly every
planter, merchant and mechanic In the Southsds Of
Virginia and in North Carolina. 1t bids fair before
the expiration of 1855 10 be ahead Of all competitors
1t 10 conducted upon the most liberal princpss but
maintaining its own with frmness. Persons wish.
ing to subscribe will leave their names, and those
wishing to advertise will leave them at my Office,
where they will be attended to with promptness.
yt.E .l7& EDGAR MACON.zAsenk
Metropolitan Hall.
N. B.-To Country Papers wishing Agents in this
cty 1 oder INV seryicea IL a0-2av6w
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M FOX SALE-A neat framed House
HS On Maso street. containing rooms, kitsheu
wood and coal houses, with water in the yard The
otirontf l6 feet on Mayo st and rans back Cy-
pea street 100 feet. For terms, which will be very
LIBERAL, appIyto THOS. w. REEsEE,
IL l3-ts No 20 Pearl st
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. FOR RENT OR LEAsE.-Those

Ia two large STORES or WAREHOUSES, Mes.
IA ,nd l6s,opposte the Exchange Bank OF Virginia,
.s,o,uipg the large and elegant stores of nessrs
T',f Paine Co. Each OF these stores front 26
..t or Main street. with FIVE hcors, running bsck
,,96 feet The easements open on level with
- ,syed court or yard in the rear, from which 8
- n.yed alley leads to Ilth street, opposite the
", N the American Hotel These are srnongst the
-ost commodious and snhstsntial buildings in the
m,nd are well srren ged for business establishments
,isss there being Ia fact room enough in each
.u,snspt for Two establishments These stores
~ beins painted inside and out. The large store
- py md bs.eme Mt CT e.l67 be had ediately
S -rnsr floors being already leased, except one
.rs ,eoup 10 the Sd story. Possession Of tenement
.. iea COW occupied bT Msssrs Jones Potts csu
:. y" h.s on the lst September next
IT. ,nnsrior location of these stores beine in the
..,t n ths city, il too well known to require fur
~, ~ nstiee. App, to JosEpH JAMES. Jr., at the
..oTs OF Bugb W. Fly, Esq or to
FLEntN0 ia MES.
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HAIR DYE, HAIR DYE-JOH

Barber, has a Hair Dye which is instantaneous
and never washes OF. We will advise all who Dye
to give johnson call he warrants to give perfect
sati-fastion charge.
Also to be had FLEfCHER'S HAIR TONIC-an
infalble remedy for all the ilH that the human hair
10 heir to-
10TH ST, BETWEEN MAIN & CARY sTs
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60 FOR RENT.-A nice brick Tene-
~ ment, corner of Sd and Marshsll. Apply to
~ Ii-ts GRUBBS l. A?PERSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-05

xN FOR RENT.-A Store aud Dwell
e ips House fer rest, No. rs. Broad street. at
-. viii be given on the 26th day OF September
nsrt Apply to Thsoes ssmanni. au 2S-Im
N FOR RENT-A Cottage residence
M5 containing nine rooms, on Grove stseet, in the
town Of Sidney, a short distsace FROM the Fair
0rcUnds Apply to w. J. HUBBARD.
IL 14-tf
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g p. SEUPLE, DRUGeIsT AsD APorHE-
OILS, VARkISHES. WINDOw-GLASs, CHEMI.
GALS and FANCY GOODS, will be happy to receive
calls from those In want Of articles In his iiue. He
has large and complete assortment of CIGARS,
BRUSHES and FANCY ARTICLES, and will sell
as io1 any house IN Richmond.
au 81 MAIN, BETW'N 9TH AND 10rH 0Ts.