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SENTENCED TO DEATH.-John Boues, George
King, and VIM. Bryan have been sentenced to be
hung at Cayuga, New York, on the 18Th of May
next for The murder Of Mr.. Neles. They are all
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AffoiNrMENTs IN WAsHISGroN.-J w. Huston
s'@oo cierkship In Office of Sixth Auditor of the
Treasury Gilbert Crane, $500 light house keeper
at Half Moon Shoals.
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MARRIEp.-Mss Catharine NJ Spiller, the daueh.
ter of Mr.. William H SpilIer, who was so brutally
murdered in Wytheville few days since, by J.
Austin Graham, was married on the 18th instant TO
her lover, DR.. James M. Hammett, of Montgome
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ARREsT HIsEs.-The notorious DR.. Hines, a
convict In the Kentucky Penitentiary who escaped,
was arrested In Louisville Wednesday. He was
living there under the assumed name Of Col. Ham,
iton
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FIRE The dwelling house and outhouses of Mr..
Jacob spangler, of Lee county, were destroyed by
fire last week, with all their contents. Loss yery
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~ EXECUTORS MFa
9ASALE OF HORSES AND ~
MULES AT AUCTION.-Wiu be N
sold, on SATURDAY morning next
2lst Instant at 10 O'clock at the Horse Auction Lot
near the Gas Works. four very fine large mules,
wears old They are said to be very fine; and one or
two large Work Houses.
TERMs-Sixty days credit for approved negotiable
paper.
Two very fine Mich Cows The Cows are OF nne
stock ard giving q large quantity of MIX.
az i9 THOMAS w. KEESEE, Aucer.
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LAKE NAvIoArIoN.-The steamer Mayhower
intended to run between Toronto, Canada, and
O,wego, New York, arrived at the latter city Wed
nesday She establishes new direct route, via the
Collingwood railroad and the Georgia Bay and the
Upper Lakes
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CELEnRATIoN.-The Baptist Sunday School 10
charlottesville had celebration on Sunday, and
were addressed by Messrs. Dickinson and Fristoe
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BY PAYNE L MAYO.

BY PAYNE MAYO.
WILL be sold on TUESDAY next
w the gath inst at half past O'Clock, Frame
Building, with brick basement, together with 9
brick kitchen, situated the east side of ID street
between Leigh and Duval streets, and opposite
Jackson street. The said buildings to be removed
from the premises BY the 18th Of May, 1s55-the
lot having been condemned by the city of Rich
mond, TO. the extension Of jackson street.
Terms of sale cash.
apIs PAYNE MAYO, Aucts.
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FATAL RAILROAD AccrpKNr.-Geo Field, while
walking on the track Of the Ashenlot Railroad,
near Greenfield, Massachusetts,, on Wednesday,
wss run over and instantly killed.
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MD NARSEILLEH sUITA-Just
j racsiysl Il No. lla beautiful lot Of Cid Mar
asI1es Coats, Pants ana yesta q The latest sfzis
40 3. MERCHANT = WEi1l0Ek.s
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VALUABLE LAND IN HENRICo

=
undersigned, by virtue of deed of Trust executed
to him, and of record in the Clerks Office of the
coanty of Henrico, and in pursuance of the drec.
lions OF the beneficiary in said deed PANIED will off
for sale at public auction the premises on MON.
DAY the 14th day of May next three tracts or par
cells of land lying in said county, and described In
said Iced follows: the first tract containing 248
acres be the same more less en- the road leading
from the New Bridge Road to the city of Richmond,
and bounded by the land formerly belonging to the
estate of John Price, deceased. &c. being the Same
land which ives convened to w. P. C. Ramsay, by
Horacs Edwards and wife by deed dated the Sd Nay,
1851 and OF record in the said oce the second tract
containing los acres, be the more or less lyr
ia said county; the third ptanng one acre. be the
same less, also lying in said county with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon; the said
two lsst mentioned tracts of land, being the same
which were conveyed to Andrew Ramsay BY Jo-
ssph C. Haley and Sarah W., his witt Robert Tate
Wicker, Thomas Hardgrove and Saua Hardsrove.
by deed, dated the 9th day of January 1886 and oil
record in said Office.
The title to the above described property is beiev
ed to beperfes; but selling as Trustee. shall con-
vey only such title is vested in The lands and
improv sments are said to be in good condition. and
desirable any wishing to purchase near the CT.
ty of Richmond.
The sale will commence at II NJ, and will begin
upon the premises first named.
Terms will be made known at the sale.
EDWARD Y. CANNON, Trustee.
TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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LATEST Mali. NEWS
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
TIE BUCKINGHAM MuRDER-pEArH. po.
LIrlsS, Sc.

FRasiLLE, April is, 1855.
have just time enough, before the leav.
ing of the train, to tell you that Garrett and
Taylor the two white men arrested at Buck.
ingham e. H., for the murder of Chenault
and Dean, in the store of Moss Il White.
which was afterwards burned. have been
discharged upon that accusation; but are vet
in custody, for a petty theft committed by
them. The two slaves who have confessed
10 the commission of the murder, and the
two who deny it, are still in Jail.
Old Thomas w. Wake, who everybody
knew in this village, died at Buckingham G.
especially to the fan loving Youngsters of our
] community, who amused themselves with his
eccentricitieS.
Monday last was Court day, and the people
Of Prince Edward were addressed at the G.
II by Messrs. s, &. Seuthall, T. III. Camp.
<sell, Fernando II, Farrar, and VIM. C. Flour
noy. brother of the Know Nothing candidate
Tor Governor. Know Nothingism and De-
moeraey were fully discussed.
Yours, COMO.
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE Some Of the recruits on
board the receiving ship Cling. in the hsrbor oil
BALTIMORE attempted to escape Thursday night
last. They were oil recsptured save one man, who
It is feared, YVES drowned
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/ SMALL FARM OR MARKET

N GARDEN. NEAR THE CITY, AT AUG.
TION.-On MONDAY, S0th April. at II O'Clock M :.
on the premises, will be sold the Farm ON which
Mrs Susan Holmes recently resided, about miles
below the city. and adjoining the lands of Gen. ].
B. Hsrvie, Dr.. Christian and MIR Otey. There are
So acres of which one third is In woods the remain.
deris cleared and in good oder. The improvements
are good consisting of an excellent dwelling with
rooms kitchen, and the ususl outhouses.
Any one wishing to locate on farm near the city,
or to in the cultivation of vegetables for the
markets. could hardly be better suited than in this
place.
Terms will be made accommodating.
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
EJJRNTTURE AT A u G ITO Non
E THURSDAY, 18th April at 10 O'Clock, We shall
sell at cur auction room, large stock OF FUkNI-
TURE direct from the manufacturers
TERMs-Under $l00, cash; 800 and over, months
'''1''' W. DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. CO.,
an II Auctioneers.
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ITGARE.-The very best imported PTin-
s c'ssD p The city s5i E :; 1 sossIrux
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BY GODDIN & 1PPFRS01
TRgsTEE's SALE or vALuABl

KU6TEE'S SALE or vATuARrE
ING THHnrn1GCo FACTORY AND LOT ADJOfn-
AND cnHsAELO: ON 7Ta. BETWEEH C11Y
trust msde \. ssxs;-Astustses In sssesin dss1 81
Iss dSy aaKks Ill., s. s 49, g 49,
sseured iy liz .sSaess Ct the holder q de .otss
oeioeh on FRIDAY sfferuoos .ss 49, s1alS e
III ~. not the next tain DAY. st he 80 Co. ~
ssns q she sspn1 .,y y The a tru dssd co.,
On the East side Of 7th street. between CO. ~ -
r n sGreets now In the Occupancy Of Hsss.:y 49,
.st g the ,.nusl rent Of eis5e front;ss g
a tne vacant lot adjoining on The North Sn.e;.
running back $50 feet TO suid ailsv '1"' ANs
sss. sns e cssh 70 dsfsy the sxpspsse Of
- ~ Until 4sh April lass; On e e +
Of "A Until 4th April 1857 M = = ~ rssIss
Hughes sSs pr.: q ale On seh time 9 - I'D
BY nssotssss interest nom day Of NJ. q 8 srsl
The t,tis y notes and trust des6. = -
be perfect M lofeeons real estate i hsievel 10
usual special wsrrset. ssss Win convey With tie
ton and ~ la sststs from it, o..
luHly regarded smcur - .st q she Factory. y
iissv so. y any Of that kind Of proSs,t. ~ "a
/ 800 ~ nslket Tor = long tina. . 1 WAs
A. II. 6AND0$ Trustees
saie oy ooDDih AfFERsoN, Aret. -.
VALUABLE LOT on srvr,v
| M, SETWEEN MAIN AND CARY NM xIa,
rrVoHH sALE AT AUcTlON.-Wilb b ,oia :. H.
Tob.cso Fns9o. 1,s sfssr TIE ale Il ths
% feet Of Ground the west line Of 7th. hstwsss,
mn ana Gary Streets running back about so feet q
TERMs-One fourth cash: balance A. .,a a
months for negotiable notes interest added secrreS
tu9 eeed or title retained till last note d pai6.
Inc taxes for the present t. be paid b. the ppr
ap 10 -1sVrs
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SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE From NEW YoRK.-The
amount taken out by the Baltic. and what VIII DO
'sken Out BY the steamers Of tomorrow, WIN 4aks
ne aggregate shipments Of specie from Nsw 1ork
the present week exceed ~, 600. 600.
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z1lHnn~-111-1-----11I-1-l1-----.-z-.-..
TBIN DAY


kY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES. IL
s,.s..A At AuCTI0N.-0s FnIDAY. 81 - q I (
GooSs aaofs s ~ g suetioa. assortmsnf 81 DRY
Additions solicited 10 the xbSve.
ADDITIONAL. asss =
VIII BE- s1asd to the shrves & ~ - ~. 49,.
a 49, Csps, fs1t.looss vsstf q Vsseis@ aS.~ts
i rnnI hdkis, Gloves ~, tke 5Ssek 81 : 49, ~
70 declining business esss 80
Elbow CAsEs.-Alss two Isrss spa a,,s.ss1
Aanessny Counter Show cssee. -
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WANTED-50 SERVANTS.-Wan
w for the different watering places, fifty Ser
wants. male and female, Chambermaids Dinin groom
Servants &C., &c Apply to
JNO. r. COOK. General Agent,
a 17--4t I,isle1s Rnildnr NJ
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WANTS.
WANTED-IMPORTANT 70 MER-

" CHANTS "A young man from the county of
Fluvanna, who has an extensive acqusutance In that
and other counties. and who has had five years eI-
perience in the mercantile business desires a situa.
Grocery and Commission business preferred He
could influence considerable trade to his e,auovers
City references given. Address "INDUSTkY,n
Richmond P. o. an 9O-1tx
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A. n r. WnLIs-The Home Journal announces
VIC recovery DIN. p. Willis TO complete health.
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A4-- va, - TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
an 17-eota5tbkdtds Aucts


MULES AT AUCTIoN.-On sATUR-
1l DAY. 2lst April 1885, at ~ O'Clock A. M. Nj at
: soaa eTsss sn nd: aid e B w superior
TERMs.6o days credit for approved paper with
sp II TAYLOR & WILLIAM. Aucts.
HOUSE AND LOT AT THE CORN
II Err OF MAIN AND MONROE STREETS,
AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY, sd. April, at a
O'Clock, P. H., upon the premises will be sod the
and and Monroe streets, oceupisd By Mr. George w.
Evans. =,
two rooms well OF excellent Wattf IN the YaIo sno
The whsle premisesare in perfect order, having
recently undergone thorough repair.
The lot fronts S. feet and runs back l5S feet to
alley of 20 feet. The location OF this property, a.
well as the character of the improvements render u
the terms-ss will be perceived-are unusuaily n
vorsble to the purchaser.
of tss cs9ssa Z
which amount the purchaser may at bis option re-
tain out of the purchase money he aasumng the pay
msns, with interest A. to the remainder, one.third
cash. balance ct months, with interest added and
'a - 10 ''s TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Auets
VyHE PATENT RIGHT OF A vALU-
On sATuRpAY next aist April 1856. 1t Il o'cioei
NJ. It the store on Main street, doors below the
Exehange Bank, We will sell at Auction. the Patent
II Hsrds, Patent Portable Circular Saw Machine
This machine IL designed for Cerpentera Cabinet
Makers, Box Makers and all Wood workers. use. and
can be- adapted either for hand. horse o. steam
mower; ID occupies but smal compass, and can be
Dealers d Patent Rlsht.. mechanic. and ether.
IL msnufscture Of these Mashinss. which vs thtnh
esn Sc essy proved By sallisg on ~ ct the above
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By LARUs { SEINE.

bi LARus SHINE.
MICH COWS. HORSES, CAPT. a..
-. A.,A1AUCIION- On next THsrS N 49,, 49,
~. tne 18TH Inst. at 10 O'CLOCK ws Iii ~ e oxn
se...at the residence Of Mr. Jeh. a.s1l = 80
vn-.I 1. bruMmelPs DistilIery. fno.s.ses, ~
Csst ncLcn Covs, one young work Nor. ! 49,
49, Sutting Machine, with masy &c. Elsn
LARUs SHlNE. A.sss
CAY EXPERIMENTATION abova al. .<
isg Il ia - postponed to next SATURDAY 49,
Horss Lot eock, whom Il will take plaee A. ths
on sstusssvs MI b exhibited In font Of our .t.,.
sp 20 morning, from 70 10 o;eIoei.
sf RICHARD CzUTHoRN.
SoorrE1R = HORSES At AY,crrou
stor ,eeI 8 the large Ho1.. Ios 2st ins .t 10
sun., m sell 1t suction ~ s nssrlI In Of my
snS nor,es, vsrranteS ~ ne young Mares and
MAJ. ARE Mule The sboss . or wo5f and ride WELL
A. ~ ~; Tot disposed Of pre,; excellent ami
= 81 s'me above specified. oesiy. Will be cold
ePS n. CAumr,o.
iOW AND CALF.-WaI ~. Aust.
calf the absvs' fine Mich Cow. " w,.s sdded to
CARRIAGE AND HARNEss.-a,
morse Carriage and Hsrness, but little 1. light one
=. CAuTHORN. Apct
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MERRY'S MUSEUM,
~ THE MOTHERS MAGAZINE.

Prize q each ,.,no,v .,n
BOOKSTORE, No. 1877 Main street, whsrs.lepsei.
mems may be seen.
The character Of Merry's Museum, ~ an sntsr.
tanning and instructive companion for youth y we'll
established. s. -
The Mothers Magazine, which has reached its SD
volume, 10 well known a. one Of the very best PERI
odicsls Of its kind in the country.
ap list r. B. PRICE.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE on mn

SkOES.-ln further execution Of decree of
1882 10 the case of Peares md Others ": Evans and
IssaeIs. the subscriber. Commissioner appointed
24th April 1885, 12 o'clock ssl at publia anc
tion at Taylor Wiams office, on Ii tn Sire ct the
slaves In the proceedings in said cass mentioned to
wit: Lacy Charity, Patssy and her child; Susan and
her child; Maria and her child, WasLirg tou and Luz
MOST Of these negroes are young some of them
ter. Terms cash. 49, SN"N"s'
JAMES M TAYLOR cornp,;.ssa
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ED-TEACHERS-A Gentle
and modern Languages. Also. a Lady capable of
teaching all the branches of DRAWING and
PAINTING in oil and water colors, and to assist In
Music, If necessary.
Apply to Rev. CAMPBELL, Prsst of War.
renton Female College, Warrenton, N. Carolins-
Satisfactory reference required ep eff
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wv ANTED.-A B A r G AIN FOR
w CASH.-Tbe advertiser wishes to purchase
neat and pleasantly situated residence on or near
Church HILL or on Shockoe Hill below I'd street,
Price (Which, if an object to the seller may be cash)
not to exceed S25oo Any person having bar,ain
to dispose OF may sodress stating location and price,
I'M. D." Dispatch office ap 1886
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JAMES M. TAYLOR Commissioner.
apis TAYLOR WIiITaMS xrn,r
ga T, E-Ru virf,,a of .

II TO 011 - ~ a y Cs-Dy VIFCU0 OF B
trust deed: executed the 18th day of March.
1852 BY Frederick F. Mayo to H. A. Claiborne, decd
az Trustee and Of record in the Clerks Office of the
Hustings Court of the city of Richmond, 1 shall Of
fer for sale. at pubic auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. the I'd day Of May, 1855, at 1--we
9,ciock eli the right title and interest of said Mayo
and being at Port Mayo, in the County of Henrico.
about mile from the city of Richmond and known
by the name of SPRINGHILL, containing about sx
acres, and formerly owned and occupied by Frederick
A. Mayo, deceased. H. A. CLAIBORNE.
Executor of Fl. A. Claiborne, deceased,
Sale conducted by TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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! VALUABLE REAL ESTATE r

tALF.-Will be scld upon the premises re-.
spectively. on FRIDAY. the 9th day of April 1855
commencing at O'Clock several most desirsbIy stir.
sted Lots Of Land upon and near to the Meadow
Bridge road. adjoining the beautiful farm and resi-.
walk Of the corporation line OF the city Of Rich.
loond. Besde the value for general gardening Dur.
poses. several of these Lots sre we'll located for
cottage residences being retired and ENJOYING the
benefit OF several never-faillng springs OF Hmpid.
Terms at sale, which will be accommodations
ap 20 TAYLOR e. WILL.IA md 49,.
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AMNIBUS MOTTO E.-On and after
" MONDAY mex. NO tickets VIII b tahen for
No sDHt tick st. nor those marked N. will be taken
after the zlst Instant The public viii bear II MIND
that abe fare IL CT cents and not cents. - many
su III WV. 4. WRIGHT. Propf. stor.
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AVER RAI6INS.-5O bxa fresh Layer
Ii Rslsins Just rsssivsd, e. sale ~ ..,r,,x
ap 20 LOUIS !, bOoSlEuA..
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&Hfh The ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner,
leaves CITY POINT for NEW YORK,
every SATURDAY morning at 8 O'Clock. Those
who wish to take the ROANOKE at City Point,
must leave Richmond by the early morning train OF
Cars which leave the PETERSBURG Depot ct 81
o'clock. = -
Tickets and berths secured at our Office South ride
of the Basn during the day ofThursdsy snd Friday,
or on board of the ship. sssGs -
ap 1875 LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
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RICHMOND AND UNION HILL

~ LOTS FOR SALE VIII be- sola - Mrrn
NEsDAY, the 18th day Of April. 1855, At o,.lc.I
several small sized Building Lots, frontinr an II
nearly Opposite the handsome reaidence Of John .
rearson and Henry P. Stratton. and near tbe tvc
osaufifoi Churches recently erected on that Hin
Alter which will be sold Lots ON 5Sd street. A.
joining the residence of Mr.. Charles Leber. Jr.
Terms at sale, which will be made to suit bidd.r.
ap@ TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Will also be sold, several other very hand
some Building Lots, In the vicinity of the above.
ap2o T. W., Aucts.
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ARBOUR COT

PLANK r. O .-Thig ySYNA
plessaut Summer Retreat, -n~
kept last year BY Mr.. ALLEN, Il now 70 opened By
the subscriber, who has added to the smussments
BOWLING ALLEY, SHUFFLE BOARD, Ac.. and
will furnish Breakfasts Dinners, Suppers and the
best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars - 80 =
An omnibus will run next Sunday two trips, Isav-
Hotels at q and ~ O'clock p. N. Fare each way, Is
cents.
N. B.-Military Companies and SOCIETIES furnished
with Dinners &C.; IN SPLENDID GROVE.
ep I9-2t* z. Y. McALIsTER Prorrietor
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BY TAYLOR . WIiIIs-
DEsIRABLE REsTnrrcr -.

NJ n q 1T Ar AuCTiON- as, yn I7TH
sod Che ssss.om, spon he premise. Ii, It
:trs.ss nearly opposite the On the West sids III
The Ica sna n Of ESsseeisd - Wm E John
wood planned aud tsa o ssss' y. Il
nsr sns presents quite hsnd,oma, ...ty man
the nj e
Lot fronts 20 feet and runs bsck iSe - family The
TEsMs-One.thiTd cash; balance - q a. -
with interest added and scared bv to-. ne ~ mos,
apN TAYLOR 4 WILLiAMa1 s xe..
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4 AOSBY STREET. UNION HILL. AT AIJC.
TiON.-on WEDNESDAY. 25th April, at n O'Clock,
newly built Houses and lots on Union Hill. on H.
East side Of Mosby street, South of Pleasant can
the new building Of Mr.. Robert Cartwright, and
near the Methodist Church. These houses have The
first story Of brick and two stories Of wood contain
four rooms each. are in excellent ORDER and nov
rent af Sl2o per ennum each. The lots together
depth. 1855
The property is desirable, either for purposes OF
Investment. or to thoss seeking pleasant residences
at Q moderate cost.
TERMs-Ons.third cash, balance at 4 9 and II
months for notes, with interest added and secured
by trust deed.
sp 1-tds TAYLOR4 WILLIAMS. Auets.
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4TR FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA
80 CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.-The
A No Steamship VIRGINIA. Capt. DAVID Teal.
is now ready to receive freight, and will leave On
MONDAY, April 3d. at O'Clock A. M.
For freight or passage. having superior acsommo.
dstiops, apply to II. l., TURTLE
ap 20-St Rocketts
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a FOR r ENT "A very desirable
Warehouse, In excellent location for bust.
ness on Pearl street. Apply At this Office.
-qtk
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-16

" g have never been SO thoroughly dis yust-
ed and ashamed of the North as We were
upon reading an article in the Richmond En-
qulrer, copied from poor miserable Locofo-
co print in the city of New York, called the
\. J. Day Book. II is the only paper in that
great commercial emporium which could be
found for ang reasonable price 10 stand bv
and defend the present administration In
the course Of u most abject cringing article,
wherein the writer begged the South 10 stay
IN the Union, and that he and his doughface
friends intended 70 stand by them and con-
tlnuc to give them all they asked, he adds
when, gentlemen, did the Democracy Of
the North desert you, or refuse TO stand by
you? Never. 1t gave you President Polk
and Texas, and it gave YOU the Fugitive Slave
Law, and it gave YOU President Pierce and
the Nebraska bill. What more can Won ask !?
We readily admit that these were your rights,
but we point to them only To show that Nor
thern Democracy always has and always viii
give you your rights"
These arc pertinent questions. When in
deed, did the Locofoco party Of the North
ever fail 10 play the tool of the Slave pow
er Look AZ the ABOVE coufesson The last
crownIng at Of lnfamy, the Nebraska bill,
was given to the the South bS the North The
subject of slave extension came w ia the
councils Of the propagandists, and the de-
mand Was made Atchison told Douglass Of
his wants, and forthwith, Douglass FASTENED
to do their bidding. The President and the
party. ever subseryient, were equally anxious
10 show their devotion 20 the Slave Power
And all this has been done and is still done in
the much abused and outraged name Of the
Democracy g
People Of Ohio, YOU see what is expected
Of you by your task masters. You must con-
tinue to support the Nebraska bili You
must sustain the President, and biz tools and
ininions IN their war upon freedom. You
must wink Al the invasion Of Kansas. and
must submit quietly 10 the dictates Of u
Missouri mob. Vote for Medill and the Lo-
coioco ticket, and YOU viii receive the plaud-
is Of the New York Day Book, and papers
and men Of that school. The pro-slayery
men Of the South declare that they have u
mortgage on yonr services, and that YOU
dare not and cannot escape. We shall see
how you treat this claim when the day Of
election arrives Ohio State journal.
The daily Gate City., 1855-10-16

CRY We zee that Mr.. Chamberlain, who has
rented one Of the stores IN kilbourne's block,
is getting his stock in store. Our shopping
friends willdoubtless be pleased to find friend
DAwkNs, 50 well known in another popular
and successful house, translated To this new
establishment. With his accustomed suuvity
he will be found as ready as ever TO do the
amiable to the ladies, and sell them silks and
laces, all "cheap for cash" no doubt. Sue
cess To the new house.