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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-23
THE GIANT KILLER,

DETTER KNOWN as Leayitt'S Corn Mill and
ID Crusher, may be seen in operation at the of
Broad and Summer Streets adjoining the Manufacturing
Establishment of David NJ. Allen. Farmets and stock
rasers are invited examine this MILL is unsurpassed
in its adaptation to their wants Persons wishing To pur
chase crushed stuff can be supplied by application above
or leaving their orders with R. A. Baowe Of DeadercS St
febI1-im JAMES G. BALDWIN
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=. =. ijAtsvlM'S
EEDEEw JOHNSON. GOVERNOR or THE STATE OF
wrNEEcsEH
To I'll who aaau see thsss Pgssaat7--Greetin

s.tl SlO ai'fii see t1GS- r eetLib' HJtettllS.
~ fli.E3AS. li has been MADE
Ena.r go me .tai q ,rt tain .. ,Ssssr--...z5ss3
, -. CONN, charged with having g.rsss.a, = -
,...a.lI,j toni and -trucipuS MIR
H. ru bee s.h DAY 81 February $50. upon the body
..r.s D. p4the, late OF county of GTundy, has fled
u..H fs. |.n. and s now running al large.
Era.. s..setoro, !. ANDREW JOHNSON. Governor as
aforesaid hg virtue u. TIE Unver and authority IN me
vested 30 la rbg uisT reward 81 three hundred dollars
8 ANY r.ru whnmag arTJcheud The said Conn. and de-
ver h.u HE sheriff alor a. county Of Gruudy
..er that Justice 100 that behalf may be had :nt exc
,IlpH
-..l Do testimony whereof I have hereunte set my
..l hand and caused the Great Seal az the State TO
ii Ia affixed go Nashville ou the 2oth day Of Feb
ru... ra5a ANDREW JOHNSON.
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Look ont for Gonaterfeits I

IlOOh UUI TUT' UUIIICTJttIS
The public cautioned against another counterfeit,
which has lately made its appearance called W. b. Farre
Arabian Linment, the most dangerous of all the
in good faith, without the knowledge that
lists and they will perhaps only discover their when
he spurious mixture has wrOu ght its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G. Far
re sole inventor and proprietor and Wholesale druggist
No IL Main street, PEORIA Illinois, whom all applications
for Agencies be addressed Be you get
the letters II. G. before F6rrels, thus- c. FARRELIS
and his signature the wrapper All others
feits. Sold by
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L NESS At their Old stand, de7org pTonp. attention
t. orders ior
PRODUCE AND fsAhUF.CTI RES.
Making their purchases with CASH, they are many times
enabled 10 operate advnaE CouSlY Tor their friends
than ihnSe who compelled 10 await Tentances 10
buy upon short time C0nsigumentS Of COTTON
FEATHERS DRIED FRUITS, PROV ISIONS, dc, will
have also prmpt aiieal From os expcrie in This
market feel confident in being able 10 give entire salts
faction those OF friends cutFusiiag us with their
business. Iieblsd&wiml JAS d. LEHMER 4 co.
DWELLING FOE SALE Oh LONG TIME.
A DESIRABLE Brick Dwelling, with five rooms. a
"a kitchen, &c, No - Market see adjoining the Az
ncultural Manufacturing COMPANY. Apply 10
teb2e-2w j. l.. 4 Il. W. BROWN, 5i5I Cherry st.
BROWNSVILLE.
20Bsautia Building Lets for Sale or Leasecn long time
WILL sell Ten Lots, about tour acres each on credit
or one two three four and tive years. with interest
persons who viii bind themselves 20 improve Che Lots.
viii also lease Ten lots for tive wears with the privilege
renewing The lease tor five years iAe ground
he paid annually IN advance These lois situated about
two and q quarter miles from the city, near the Galan
p.ke- number Of them frur ting Foster pike The
soil is unsurpassed; the neighborhood excellent.
ieblS-2w r.. W, BROWN. 4il5 Cherry st
ERESlE FRUITS, Nc.-IoO Whole boxes NJ Il
J. Rasns
80 whole boxes Layer Raisins;
80 bait and quarter boxes NJ L Haisus;
goa drums fresh Smyrna Figs.
For sale by rebia DAVIS < SWAMI.
:, u&aT E!OuSc NoiasScs and j:nlien SYRUP
- - hbls fine Sugar House Nolasse5:
20 half bills Golden syrup.
just received and for sale by DAVIS * SWAMI .
L'ISu.-loo bb!s NO MacAercl-fesI aud good;
l. loo boxes Cod Fish;
Is boxes Smoked llerrings;
just received and for sale very low by
iebl6 DAVIS & SWAMI
EIiN: WOODEN wARE.-zO nests Brass Bale
dozen Brass Bale Covered Buckets very nice artice
20 nests Carving BnCkets
Those Goods are of White Cedar, and are very pretty
= y n.
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N A S II V Ill E !:

TIEOS. S. BARR IS TIE GENERAL AGENT OF
TiliS PAPER FOR COLLECTING SUBSCRIPTIONS,
ADVERTISING, sc.
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TNRANk LESlIE'S LADIES' GAZETTE for
l. February For sale by JOHN YORK 4 co.
"a Frank Lesle's New York Journal for January and
February feb1e
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FUDGE DOINGS:
ID ENG Tony Judges Record of the Same. In Forty
ID Chapters By TX. Marvel
The Land of the saracen; Or, Pictures of Paes.
tine Asia Minor Sicily aud Spain. By Bayard Taylor
Rural Hours. By Lady.
Freaks of Fortune Or, the History of Ned Lorn. By
the author of the Rival Beauties &C.
Fifty Years in Both Hemispheres; Or "Reminiscences
of the Life of Tanner, &c By Vincent Nolte
Our Parish; Annals OF Pastor and People
Camille; Or, Life of Coqutte. By DUNES
For sale BY JOHN YORK a co
SCHOOL BOOKS.
JOHN YORK & co have for sale all the Text Books
e adopted BY the High SchOrI. febll
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]. T. P0IEDEXTER,
EORTRAlT PAIN TER.

PORTRAIT PAIN TER,
feblO-tf Studio over W T. Berry & Co.'S Book Store.
DR0FA II BUCHANAN AND DR. G A MAYFIELD
will give Course OF Instruction in all the branches
taught al the Nashville Medical College. commencing on
the first Monday in April and continuing during the sum
months
- Fee $50 in advance. Tfebl0- mdtw&w
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DANCING AND CALISTHENICS.
AFR GOODWIN has taken the upper rooms of the
Nt Odd Fellows Hall, and will commence giving in
slctlos in these graceful accomplishments Friday,
the I'D inst at z. NJ
Geutlenlen's Glass. from too, P. NJ same days.
Terms $40 per Session.
Davs of Tu,ion-slondays, Fridays and Saturdays.
teb2a-u
TEXAS PECANS 20 hbs real Texas Pecans-
febl6 DAVIS 4 SWAMI.
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STEWART OWEN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
No 81 Market St. Nashville

(Net Door to ". H. Gordon d Co..
Z EEP constantly on hand all kinds of improved C60k-
IN ing and Heating STOIES, Enameled and Plain
MANTEL CRATES &c
All kinds of Job Work executed with neatness and
dispatch. feb9-ly
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Making their purchases with CASH they are many times
enabled 20 operate advauagColSy for their friends
than ibnSe who compelled 10 aw; Temttances
buy upon even short time ConsignmentS Of COTTON
FEATHERS. DRIED FRUITS, PROV ISONS, &c. will
have also prumpt aeahon. From ose e&pere in This
market feel confident in being able give entire salts
faction 10 those OF friends eutFusng us with their
business. leblsdSwiml JAS ID. LEIiMER x co.
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nWELLIEG F0E sALE 0I L0Na TIME-

A DESIRABLE Brick Dwelling, with five raons
"A kitchen, &c, No - Market stIee' adjoining the
rcultuTal Manufacturing Company. Apply 10
teb2G-2w j. L. 4 Il. W. BROWN jiL5 Cherry ST.
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Cincinnati Commission II0use.
PRODUCE AND HAnUr.CTUREs.

TIE undersigned continue the COMMISSION HUSI-
NESS At their old stand, de7o.irg Pornp attention
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-23

HAVE several very valuable servants for sale, that
have owned several years. having selected and retain
ed them FOR good qualities, but having moved To the
city have no use for them consequently would like to
sell them or xchange them for others must think they
are getting good homes Persons who have negroes that
they would as soon send South not now exchange
them for negroes that will do TO keep
KEGS W. PORTER.
Feb Ii lS54-tf
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ELECTION NOTICE.

INE annual election Of Seven Directors to manage th
l affairs of the Nashville Gas Light Company for tn
ensuing year. will take place at the Office of the COmpan
on Saturday Sd March, 1855.
ian8-tf JAS. IL. KRNDRICK, Secretary.
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} htislliS
30 whole boxes LAYER RaiSjns;
$50 halt and quarter boxes NJ L H&SiUs;
goa drums fresh Smyrna Figs.
For sale by iebl6 DAVIS x SWAMI
- u=ur .!OuSc HoiasSes and Golden syrup
~ - bbls fine Sugar House NolaSsey:
- half bills Golden SvTup
just received AND for sale by DANlS / SMANN.
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Peru has abolished Il oggine in the armv.

iofu mas aoohsned Il ogging in the army.
d, Inc Frerch war steamer Grandeur put into Bal.
timore, "Wednesday, short of fuel
tralia. aus
r., A total eclipse of the moon will take place on
ioursfag, Oct. 25, which will be visible in North
aad South America " 0-' ~
MRS RI zpatrck, who was tried last week In
Clnc1nnan, tor shooting VIM Langtree, was ac-
Quilted by the jury.
1here was an illumination and a torchl;obt
procession In Montreal On the 2s.h ut ia honor OF
the victory OF the allies at Sebastopol
Ca,hsrine Hays recently gave a benefit for II, a
orphans In Sidney, Australia, which realized
A line of steamers between Aspinwall and Ia.
maica, Is to be put In operation shortly by com.
pany OF French capita lists.
The New Granada Government has imnosad a
tax upon the U S. steamers at AspinwalI and Pa
mama, amounting to $1,000 per month.
Tae Montgomery, Ala, papers announce the
dea'h, By yellow fever, of Nat. Harris, Esa a
prominent lawyer of that place.
VIM II Mccormick, of Harrison county. Va.
Yves killed recently, by the overturning of Stage
coach near Han npibs I, Mis-.
Sterling G Cato, of Eufala. Ala, has been an.
pointed by the President, Judge of the Supreme
Court OF Kansas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-05

BLUE RIDGE TUNNEL.-In the month of ssptsm.
Der By feet Ia length we're excavsred In the main
tunnel d feat In the end and "a in the "
ern end. Since the commencement of the work
there have been exsavat~d in both ends OF the
mel 1895 feet leaving only 883 feet in length to get
entirely through the mountain The work on the
western side Cut the past month Is the hardest
has been ct with since the beginning of the tunnel
It is ike eating through solid piece of iron. The
more DANGEROUS heavy falls of rock continue in ad-
vance of the arch Five hundred and seventy feet
have been srched without accident 2e3 feet remain
TO be srchedit includes the most dan gsrous part OF
tha work. -
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FaoM AUsTRALIA.-Sydnev papsrs to the I'd OF
July had been received at Pansma but their con-
tents are OF but little interest The latest gold cir
cuIar says:
The demand has been brisk. bat very little gold
dust oerinR this may be partially accounted for In
consequence OF the CD price in Port Philip viz
from SIS ia. 4!d. to a3 rs Cd Per ounce; thi,.
with export duty added, mak=s 6 per ounce-a very
high figure particularly for BeAdigo, and gold dust
OF thar quality.
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Il Y L.
- 4. ne .sssss .sss, rsa aoS6sEYs sSpEs .;sf e
ofIHss. FIRST iS1 Daf.sSaDaY -1s sSs1is q oes s.
for all ages; four mile heats four or more to msh :
. h0Rs:ss csssd s e .6a sei 9 ss
ENTRIES: ~ YsIF'a67
Nh. VIM II. Gibbons names b. "a. rhilo, by Mar.
nei, out OF Caszandra, four years old. fs -s
Mr. Towl.: nsmes Oh. m Cordsia Read. BY w.s.
ner; out Of Hadora, Eve years old.
soc; out Of Msdera, four years old = = =.
MT ~ John Campbell names Oh. m. Hloride. BY wag.
Mr: John Campbell names Oh. T. Laura spillm.n.
oy wagner, out OF Gloens, three years DID, s7E
rns. M sser, 1,s nt y asRs: g. ensEys Jos
w M: b. Z. M:ar.th names sh. b. Sam Letshsr. By
Mr.. John Walsh names B. Z. Lsvson. by Wsmsr S
0ps 81 c.I9;n ,,.s. dam .svsn year old
eoe, out Of Msry MOTIF tour var, M oS o'en
a.. A. Cheatham names - - @
SECOND DAY-fUEsDAY.--Asv svespstshs for
hs,s. :l.:ed with the following subssribers
David Mcdaniel names By Regent, dam BY
a css.sh.n hes and James rally names 6. .. by Rsy.
Calvin Green names b. 9. BY Sovereign. dam Ann
THIRD DAY-wEDNEsDAY.-Josssy Club
rai;S To1sTh SsSp Ihris Tli. ssss1 %HRsp.y
Purse $780, two mile hsats. Goile Zsf@' z7TTF
,1r 1sh us,1I.d dPAY.,aiDaX Az. Oct IA sws.g:.as
fsi,-siossd Win tie ioilowns snsiss: n 70
Lilly. - - :, .-Ts-'-'--
3. Mcdaniel & Morris name oh { by Regent dam By
:. Capt John Bsicher names Mr. r. A. Prindsps br Z
BY Cnilde Harold. dam By Boston. - sse-s.,aE
J ohm Campbell names oh Q by Glenoe dam Emily
Speed. by Waguer, - - - n = 80
W. Shaw names A B G. by imported Hooton,
out OF Ellen Bstemsu's dam. - y 77sT.s
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY, Oct. IS -Proprietors
turse $500 three mile heats, for handisap race,
hava ~ Al In ann arnaS
during the week. 49,, - d. -. -, ID
aud CALVIN GREEN Yrnn,r
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A REPRIEvE.-We do u,

A REPRIEvE.-We do not refer to re-
p1eve from Capital Punishment. There ia a slow
torture from which respite is equally desirable -
We refer to dyspepsia-a word in which all the hor-
rors of INDIGESTION summed up. To the sufferers
by this painful and harassng disease, we ran hold
out not only bright hopes, but the certainty Of i'm.
med,te relief and perman cure There Is a tonic.
cordial and alternative principle in HIGHLANDS GER
MAN BITTERs which inevitably arrests and changes
organs removes the disesse and restores to health
Prepared only by DR. c. M. jackson. Philadelphia.
Agents for this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LADD l.
Co and BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
ne 2t-d2w
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TExAE LYNCH LAVA man named Aissworth'
charged with murder, utls placed in iaiI in
De Witt county, Texas few nights after ean =
of men proceeded TO ,he prison, and broke opsn a
door which seems to have been In the top of th :
cell Through this they then dropped an igpii ed
turpentine bali, by the light OF which they could
plainly sse the situation of rhe prisoner They then
deliberately murdered AinsworEh, filing Euccessyely
The cries of the victim for hslp and b. screams of
pain distinctly heard by persons close at haI d.
.itsnce.
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IMPORTANT TO LAND SPEcuLAroRs AND PURcHA-
sERs-kecentiy the Commissions er of Indian # ,irs
was applled 10 for ipforms concerning ths veil
known Gamer Grant," and as TO ,vhather the title
ifoin Caneris good. il being alleged that the Nsnde-
fipee Indians in 1865 1867 conveyed to him 100
miles tquare oflsnd the east side Of the Missis
sippl river. bstween the falls of 81. Anthony and
Lske fepin: The Comoissioner tss decided that
msnt it ia written upon f
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IHk hINNEY GovEANMENr."-A letter from
pan Juan states that Immediately after Col K,nnsu
Gaat a. elected Governor, Mr.. Mason, The new o. s
British Consul however, hesi.ated. bn, /, i. ,an
oned a. singular fact that one. halftbe efices of
tue hinney dynasty, are British subjects. =
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: FOR RENT or LEASE.-That

II conveniently arranged and centrally located d
mi dr. sitaared on the n q. corner of Broad and
itt,, dlas ,ueily opposite the City Cozrthouse
nd il view ftLe Capitol For professional Inen it
,0rsines every convenience, having effices detach.
4 aud sso 10 the main building, the interior Of
which !, Of modern construction, with two rarIors
b,rd,olas marble nsntlepieces, sc Possession of
y. two detsched ofices be given at once, and
sflhs entire premises by the 8th day Of December,
:; ~hsh time the present term expires though a
l.,on st 50 earlier or later date am irforrn ed
y the present occupant. Mr. VIM. Brent, (of the
aiu Of Gre.ter& 8reat,) who will take pleasure in
Sowing the pteni,es to sny desirous Of viewing
lhsm
Apply to sithsr Of tbs Me,srs TABS, Richmond;
uto P. 81. TABB, Jr,
Tiustee Of VIM. Shepard, decd,
2-H Blsudon, Henrico county, Va.
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To THE VOTERs OF HENRIco.-Fellow
Citizsns am candidate to fill the vacancy in the
Clerks Office of county occasoned by the rssig
nation of James Elicit, Esq.
Respectfully DANL E. GARDNER.
Oc 4-dtN2
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KANSAS ELECTION -Ad7ioes from Kansas brinp
fsurns OF the election there for Congressional dei
esste Three conntie es show a heavy vote for White.
h7id, the p7o.slavery capdidate A few votes for
keeder are returned. but the free.soers generally
did not vote. All was quiet in the terIitory
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hANsAs IN THE NEW EsaIAvn c,,r,.
Public announcement has slreadv hohn -
Ms ,as pSmes OF one hundred and ity ruinis.srs Of
Mew England who, by themselves. bv n,s,nhs,. "
tne.f parishes or others, bave been made lie mann
'0i' VI 'ne ne" England Emigrant Aid Comnanv.
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Marx THE TMPRovEMEsT.-HoBsoN, {

MARK THE IMPRovEMENT.-HoRs0 of
the American Shaving Saloon, Is Furnishing up his
Winter visitors Painting guiding, cdypetin9 &C.
He will SOON have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been and will continue to be- the
resort of the old, tbs middle aged and the young
for all who want agreeable Shave and their Hair
cot in a style unsurpassed by any one, will surely
Hobson and get clean, nice shave your hair cut in
beooning style, and take good Hot Cold or Sho,uey
Bath. and you will come away better and wiser.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

y The circulation OF the DAILY DISPATCH
s1eeeds CONSIDERABLY that Of ALT EalypspeEeo Of
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FIFTY DOLLARS RE.

"a WARD Stolen from my room. ON SUN.
AlA DAY NIGHT 18th inst, one valuable
sasfs DIAMOND RING, one GOLD WATCH
AND CHAIN The Ring ia large, open work with
spesry round crown SET with cluster If eight diG-
ncnd' One edge OF the setting 10 q little broke en-
gH
The Watch !, gold, gold dial, open face, Lepine,
holes jeWsllsd, NJ. ]. Tobias Liverpool, No,
hf! having attached plain gold chain of links,
viii make Hook.
The above reward will be paid and no questions
hisi, the property is returned
CHAS. III. WYNEE,
q B-ts corner 18th and M2iu sts
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,,o..S sslcAL CHANCES. Thomas B. Addison pro-
,o.,s a. atnird-c!ass c'erksbip In the Sixth Audi
q, soo emce, vice Mr. Coolidge. DECEASED saisrv
Sn,ooy s per annum. John w Miller promoted 10
second-cisss clerkship In the same Office vica NJ
at aap,son: m Salary 81 400 per annum Renn,ct.
~ ~ nssouIn appointed IN frs..ciass clerksbip IN
tne same Office. Salary 81 200 per annum.-Ipion
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FLoURNoY & PoINDExTER, Attorneys at
Law. Richmond Va, will practise partners in the
CITY OF Richmond, and the counties OF Cheste rie
Powhatan and Amelia. Office in Lisle's Building,
corner OF Main and 14th streets, first door above
stairs
RICHARD w. FLoURNoY. PARKE PoINDExrER.
oc 4-lm
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RICHM0ED, Vas
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER S, 1855
AUSTRIA.


According to the last arrival, Austria has
sent message of congratulation to France
anG England upon the late glorious victory
at Sebastopol. Of all the contemplate gov
| ernments on the face of the earth, Austria
| should be awarded the palm. From first to
last of this controversy, she has been whiting
to see which would prove the stronger side,
and at length, finding the scales incline in
favor of the Allies, she hastens to beSlaver
| them with her Shiny adulation, and to thrust
| out her forked tongue at the empire which q
few short years ago saved her from absolute
destruction. However, Russia is served ex
| aetly right for aiding Austria to put down
the gallant Hungarians. Would to Heaven
that that glorious race could rise once more.
and strike one more mighty blow for inde'
pendence Ii, after the present war is end
ed, such an attempt is made, Austria will look
in vain for Russian bayonets, and the inde
pendence of Hungary will be secured.
Even if it be right that nations should have
no principles but their interests, the conduct
of Austria is indefensible. Her interests lie
in strict neutrality, and when she sbandoDs
that for Western alliance she sacrifices
the friendship of power whose moral and
physical support has heretofore been the
chief bulwark of her own government against
enemies at home and abroad.
EXTENDING THE CORPORATE LIMITS
An Intelligent gentleman with whom we
have conversed on the subj ject, suggests that
compromise this sort might be made be-
tween the city and the people outside of the
corporation line, whom it is desired to take
In: An act of the legislature to be procured,
extending the city limits over the region de-
slgnated, but no taxes to be imposed on the
district annexed, for the purposes of the pre-
sent city, for three years. During that time,
the taxes raised among the new corners, to be
exclusively appropriated, under the direction
of commissioners of their own choosing, for
their own improvements. This compromise,
our friend thinks will be agreeable to many
persons on both sides, who are now opposed
to annexation of the subur bs. We commend
1t to the consideration of all interested in the
subject.
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. FOB RENT OR LEASE.-Those
two large STORES or WAREHOUSES, Nos

two IaTge bKOhEb OF WAhEI1OUbEH, " NOE.
r,od l69 OPP ofte the Exch snse Bank OF Virginia,
"a sioinins the large and elegant stores Of Messs
.sat Paine & Co. Each Of thsse stores front &c
IA feet The Easements open ol a level with q
,,,, paved court yard in the rear, from which
Ss p.ved alley Leads to 1lth street, opposite the
vip, Of the American Hotel These Gre amongst the
.as eammodious and substantial buildings Ia the
~ .ud are well arranged for business nts
f6rn Glass there being in fact room enough in each
,,s,usnt for two establishments. 1uese stores are
nv bsips psi0ted inside and out. lue Ia. 10 store
ou and basement ofEs.i ioI cen be haa iuI edIately
n. gopsr foors being already lease. ezospt one
,r,. raom in the 50 story Possession Of to su4ent
No. i6a, now occupied By Aessrs JcAss fotss, car
!, had on the Isl stSeptemher next
N. superior location OF these storeE bsiL In the
s.r Of the city is too well known t. require fur.
bsr notice. Apply to JosErH JAMES. Jr., at the
rors Of Busb W. Fry, Esq, orto
ie6-Stswts FLEMING JAM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-05

LkEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The pubic are
hereby nformed, that have Just ceved by Adamr
Express 10; OF superior Swedish Leeche,, which
wil pc epphed upon the most reasonable tenus; can
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair iressn.
saloon under the American Hotel, and st nisht on
9th, between Main and franklin 81. eets.
N. .B:-Cupping ana Lsesbns promptly attended
o, az the shortest notice.
Eo6 &c HOEsON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-05

FJREs-During the month of September. there
fifteen fires In the United States az reported
by the newspapers and the telee aph where loss OF
property in escn case, equal to $40 000 and the
aggregate loss resulting. amounts to Si75 0O0, The
lsses si0ce the lst of January (ssys the New Yolk
journal of Coumerce) amounts 20 SO SOS, 900.