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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-30

Judge Bridges has been nominated for Congress
by the Democrats from the Dallas and Wilcox dis
trict. Alabama, and Hon. S. w. Harris from the
TaUAdA district.
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THe DAILY DISPATCH
BY ]. A. COwARDN.

yhsDAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
.EyaNp 4 QUARTER CENTsPE WEEK, payable to
- carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year in
sdvsnce D1sp.rCry l., -,
:, and MALE to subscribers at 81 peraunum
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MURDER IN NEW ORLEANs.-Mrs. Julia Hender-
son was fatally poisoned by slave, In New Or
leans, Wednesday. She died in few hours after
taking the drug
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OPERATIONS IN THE BALTIC.

England and France are about to send
$4,000 artillery and infantry to the Baltic, q
force altogether too small to accomplish any
enterprise of magnitude.
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The extensive pork house establishment OF Jarvi'
& Co, in ST Louis, covering SIX and hall acres oi
ground, was I'D on Thursday last.
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VIRGINIA PosT-OFFICE MATTERs-The POST
master General orders the following change, site
and name of Buckton, Warren county Va 10
Water Lick, and appoints Samuel Richardson as
postmaster vice David McIuturff Appoints Thos,
Crawford postmaster ct New Creek Hampshire
county Va, vice Norman Smoot resigned.
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A hurricane occurred at st. Louis, on the 23d
tearing of window shutters and blowing large
stable away,
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REFENTANCE.-Dr Hayne, the notorious iudi-
vidual, who is In the Kentucky penitentia for
marrying nearly every good looking woman he
could come across. leads off In the psalms and
hymns which are sung by the prisoners Iu the
same institution is Jefferson Evans, Esq formerly
member ofthe Kentucky Legislature, and prom
inent politician Of the State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-30

EDITORIAL CONVENTION. An editorial conven'
ton of editors and publishers in New Jersey is to
take place at Camden, N. J., for the purpose of
considering matters connected with their vocation
and the duties of the press Of New Jersey gene.
rallv
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Inc E1dmtner has a leader on the late Democrat
&c victory. Democracy, it says, swept the State
ike torrent, deluging the cuverts. aud drowning
hnow Nothing candidates of every rank and dea
gree, from Flournoy down TO SANS candidates for
coroners and constsbles places. There remains
not one peg for Sam TO hang hope uLon. The
ueuge mas LETT not one dry spot for the weary feet
OF the conquered. few months ago the late
samuel entered this State, took possession of our
culverts, and hissed forth various and sundry de-
crees Tor the overthrow of Democracy, Catholi-
cism, and the annoyance of the quiet unofTending
foreigners of this State But in performing tilt
against Democracy, he ran against a snsg and ex'
plred Thursday, having lived lust long enough TO
bury one small grave digger and extingush an
humble gas man. II regrets exceedingly the de-
feat OF the distinguished Democrat, Robert A
Mayo, and says his services will long be remem4
oered by his party. 1t commends the gentlemsnly
good humor Of the Whig to the subordinate jour
nails OF the Know Nothings, and says the DemOc
rscy are not to be provoked by the impotent exhi
billions of childish rage from the minor organ o.
the party, to which they have just administered
well deserved spanking
The Penny Post says that the Alexandria Gazette
N-- amt AiSoh PoiLy gt cat uEtC6 III dttTlDuH
ting its defeat to the desertlon of its members-
Never did any body of men show more zeal, more
earnestness, or more devotion to heir principles
The Withdrawals have been comparatively few
1t has not heard one among them express any
thipg Ike dependency, and there is no cause TO
doubt that they viii ultimately succeed. The vote
In this election cannotpossbly have fallen short of
10000, and Wise's majority will not exceed 900
making l In every % of the whole e-vote cast
Plerce's majority was l In of the whole vote
caat. Another such victory, and the Democratic
that the psrty.that has thus pushed the Democrats
to the very throat latch, dates its existence from
the 4th of Julysast, and would have succeeded had
1t not been for the foreign vote. The Post says the
Americans will never give up the ship as long as
timber holds together.
The Enquirer says 1t has no room for the jubilaDt
demonstr ations of the Democraae press every
where, on the one hand nor the groans of the Know
Nothing papsrs, including the New York Herald
on the other, over the glorious result in Virginia
II leaves to Its Democratic friends In the counties
the pleasant task of registering the bright chron-
cles of their own victories
The Whig asks why It is that the Abolitionists of
the North rejoicing over the defeat of the Know
Nothiugs in Virginia, and quotes from the N. York
Tribune jubilant article on the Democratic victo.
~ in this State.
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DESPERATE WoMEN.-Last week, Kate Daven~
port and Kate WARNING, two fallen angels while
taking ride at New Orleans, became enraged at
something the coachmsu said, broke up the cab,
and were trying to drown the unlucky driver in
the lake, when the police interfered
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SEVERE SENTENCE-Mrs Dillon, of st Albans
Vermont, recently found guilty of twenty. f We
offences against the liquor law, and fined $50 for
each offence, making in all $500 and costs She
was also sentenced to four months additional i'm
prisonment, making nine months in all.
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John Hsig, former proprietor of the Mobile
Evening News, died suddenly on the l9!h inst
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TOR II | L + A tirst-Iate WOOD
/ COOPER and farm hand. Also, q Cook. Wash
es and lTcner. Apply to X. CAUTHORN.
my .S-at
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John D. Storms, fireman on board the United
States steamer Powhatan, died at Simoda on the
ID February monument was erected over his
remains by his shipmates.
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Frederick Bieba.h has been fined 500 IN St
Louis, for selling liquor Sunday.
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HAIL SToRM-The was a destructive hail storm
Ia Madison, Florida, on the l7th. Mr. B. F. Ward
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Hugh Kirkland has been three times arrested in
ST. Louis by the Mayor, for street preaching, and as
often discharged by nolle prosequi from the city
attorney.
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The North Missouri Railroad will be open in
month to ST Charles, Mo.
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THE NEXT PREsIDENcY-The N. Y. Herald aug
gests for the next Presidency, Henry A. Wise, a,
the Democratic candidate, and ex- Governor VIM
Smith as the Know Nothing candidate.
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= CALAMANDER FIRE PROOF

q q J. a n & D z z FIkE PRUUF'
- SAFES MANUFACTURED BY EVANS & WATSON,
PHILADELPHIA-These Safes have been severely
tested st recent fires in Baltimore Philadelphia aud
New York, and when opened tn cir of books
and papers were found to be unipjured. They
Burglar Proof Locks. Prices ranging from $50 to
$500 Fer sale by H BALDWIN,
NH Sl-ts l48 Main at, Richmond.
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{ NABANOS.-The cubs cTibeTs are re
~ csiving this morning second supply Of the
above named celebrated CIGAR, to which they call
The attention Of the public
NOkBONE NORTON i CO,
nv z8-St Opposite American Hotel
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FrpNn1sH OUTRAGR-The st Clair Herald states
thattwo Young men, whose names are Hail aud
sischo, on Monday last committed rape upon the
person of Mrs Dunn, aged 80 years. residing on
MN Creek, in the township OF Kenockee, 81 Clair
county, New York. The brutes attempted 20 com,
nit a rspe unon the grand daughter OF the old
lady. who fortunately escaped. Mrs. Dunn had
one OF her legs broken ard her hip dislocated in
the ff1rls made by these fends to accomplish lher
purpose The pei petrators OF this nhnnauie
crime are now 10 jai at Port Huron. Mrs. Dunn
is not expected TO recover
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-30

WATCH MAKERS IN TFxAs.-The Houston Tele-
graph states that 1900 Swiss watch makers will
compose part of the new colony which Mr. Con.
sderant is about to establish 10 the neiphborhood
of Dallas, Texas. They will carry on the watch
making business on an extensive scale
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NOTICE OF RENO VAL.-M. L.
n STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor, takes this method
7 inform his friends and customers that he has re-
moved temporarily TO the corner of Sd and Broad
streets, opp0ste MIR. Mark DOwDey's where he will
bs pleased TO see them ALL AID at the same time Of
frrrug his entire stock Of Clothing and piece Goods
az prime cost prior to his removing to his old stand
again - soon as rebuilt. M. L. STBAUS
nv ll-2mF Co Sd and Broad SITS
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ERICSSON AGAIN.. Ericsson, the Inventor Of
the caoric motive power, has written to the N Y.
Times, denying that he has given up the project-
and announcing his intention to perfect his inven-
~
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EXPORTS OF sPEcIE.-The export of specie from
New York for this year, up to Saturday last
amounted to Sll 5l2 300 60
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CRITIcIsISG JULIA DEAN.-Tne St. Louis Mirror
il ortci.n ng the playing of Julia Dean all TO pieces
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FATAL AccIDENr-On Wednesday la1t, two
miners. named John Rsnkin and - Elliott, were
crushed to death at Mr.. Bowman's mines, near
Tamsqua, Pa by tall OF earth from an old shais
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BATHS, BATHS, BATHs.-Hot, Cold and
o'clock P. NJ, st the Hair Dressing, Shsging ana
Sham Pooing Saloon. under the American Hotel
II Single Bath z5 cents, or Tickets for 81 En-.
trance ou llth st. mv9
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By the latest arrival at New Orleans, accounts
heavy rains in Texas, are received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-30

VOR HIRE.-A GIRL Ia years old, &C
L cas.omed 70 house work. Apply TO
my p LOCEETT L PANKEY
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ANTICIPATED TROUBLE IN KANsAs-The St.
Luuis Herald has information of the lesguing to-
gether of seven hundred armed men in Kansas, to
wrest from another party cabin and ground in
d disnnte.
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Fine manufacturing tobacco is selling in ST Louis
at SlOasi2 per cwt.
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E'ARM FOR SALE-A valuable FARM
containing two hundred and fifty and from
three 10 four miles East OF he City of Richmond.
For further information, apply to
my 23-ln WIN NJ HARRISON
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined.
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SELLING OFF.-3o ono do,,.r.
-. DENIAL NOTICE-

TOR HIRE.-A first rate House SER
/ Want, wsster ana lroner Apply 70
nv . LOCKFTT PANRFY
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BOARDING The proprietor ia prepar
- ed TO furDssh Board By the dsy or week or the
most liberal terms, at the MsIbero' Hotel on Wall
street. my l8-ts J. HARDY
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ARRABEES IMPROVED RFFRT
I ! 6ERATOR.-The superior excellence Of these
Refgsrsors is fully atteSted by the many numerous
escouiums lsvished upon them. Having several
apartments for the better preservation OF nests We
ge.ahes &c, and being thoroughly vsntllstet they
cluhiEe sGvsnts ges not possessed by others To be
appreciated, they have only 10 be seen. Call and
eG.uius f.! you-selves.
BULKLEY & CO., Sole Agents.
tFagu
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MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS

w SAVINGS BANK, Office No. l8 Msin street,
continues to receive deposits, which interest OF
per cent. will be paid all sums remaining mos
OF longer, and per cent. for a shorter period
ALEX. GARRETT, Prest.
!. H. WALKE, Tress'T. my Ism
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GUNNER CLOTHING AND

GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN
~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODs-The
subscriber hes just received his second supply OF
Summer Goods, making his stock now complete, EN-.
bacins sll the late styles Of Cloths Cass and
EestinRs. A!ss-8lack, Blue, Brown and Daha
Dress and Frock Coats; Black and Fancy Cashmere
Goats, all styles Silk. Linen, Grass, Alpaca, Shaug
ba GinRhem, DTap-d'Ete and LutOng Costs; Fancy
aud lack Cashmere, Linen and msrseiles Psnta;
ests Of every style and quality; Shirts; Drawers
CoIlars; Stocks Crsvats; Ties; Gloves; suspenders
Hdkfs; &c, to which he would respectfully ask bis
fends and the public generally to call and examine
F.. B. SPENCE,
my2 No. 100 corner Main and 18th stg.
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CODA WATER-The subscriber has
- added to his Cigar estsbli.huenta beautiful So.
d Fountain, and will furnish the very best Soda
Wster 10 be bad IN the country.
bis syTUPs are made of the finest fruit, and will
be at al times fresh.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
my Is Anne ricau Hotel
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TOBACCO, SCREWS AND MILLS
Il have on band, end will sell bargain in three
small size, and two LARGE, TOBACCO SCREWS,
and two Sth's mills. THOS w. KEE5EE,
Office with Geo. }. Sumner,
Wy5. No % Pearl At
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A CARD:-The subscriber. an expert
snced practitioner of Medicine, Surgery and ObstA
tries, having located on Broad street three door,
above tenth, offers his professional services to the
citizens Of Richmond. WV
he has devoted much time and attention to ths
study and practice of MID wifery, and to the treat
msnt OF Diseases Of Women and Children
SD 7-6m+ RICEID 2 CAUTUOPN n n
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Judge W. o,e s,ofspn ID, Ohio, lied on
the 25th inst.
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CORN AND COB CRUSHERS.-W
~ are Just Ia receipt Of the "LirtI. Giant CORN
and COB CRUsHEBS, which commanded the i'd
Htrson Of all planters at the Virginia State gri-
cultural Fair. Call early, If you wish
BRANCH L co,
my i7-dlmGw2n Csrv strset
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G. B. LUCK, Stock and Land Wa

Z. B. LUCK, Stock and Land Warrant
Agency, Governor street
Stocks bought and sold onmssion.
The htShest price paid for Land Warrants.
Gold and Silver wanted
"a Prize Tickets all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
uu der the management of r. FRANCE L Co. will be
promptly paid by me and all enquiries relative to
the business Of K. FRANCE i Co, addressed to them
at Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
my l6-ts c. B. LUCK
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LEEOHEs LEEOHES.-The pub ic are
hereby informed that have just received by Adams
Express a lot OF superior Swedish LeecheI, which
Will be applied upon the most reasonable tenns car
oe found at all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing
Saloon under the American Hotel, and at iSht on
25th, between Main and Franklin streets.
n. B.-Cupping and Leeehing promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice.
nos r. C. HOBSON,
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The DEPOSITORY FOR W0RK, connected
with the Union Benevolent Society, has baeu re-
moved to the basement room the Of Main
and 9th streets, where orders for work from Facto-
RES Railroad Companies and the citizens gepeEally,
will be thankfully received and promptly executed
IN 2-laWlm
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SAm'L Cary, Dealer In Paper Material,
tHGsY RopEs, assfsed kq.1s Bosth SFran din a..
5doots w est Or GA Msfkss buys sasfeiA = IN ~
large lots. .b1isa99ssib yisIua3 10 seas
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RICHARDSON, TmPoRTER

CHARLES RICHARDSON, IMPORTER
~ or HAVANA CIGAPs has ss great a variety Of
fine Havana Cigars, and can sell them as low sny
other house in the United States. His stoCs of over
other favoEte brands, the
GABAEAS, JAsMIE, VIOLETTA,
JACINTO, PRIMERA DIANA, DIANA,
LA FASHION MULeERRY, NEBAJAS
PALMETTO, SiBENA. and
La PAZ DE ESPANA.
American Hotel
my 81 Corner Main ard tn Streets
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A young struck in st. Louis Wednes-
day the first case this Spring.
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GIVE THEM TRiAL.-Mercenary per-
have in 80 many instances succeeded in fo!srs
upon the community worthless preparations claim
ing for them great edics virtues that great many
individuals refuse to take anything not sanctioned ty
a physician. This sanction hss been bestowed upop
STABLER's AKoDYSE CHERRY ExPEcroRANT and
DIARRHGA CORDIAL in more than FIVE hundred in
stances Indeed many medical men W no know heiI
virtues, regularly prescribe the Expectorant In
of coughs, colds and diseases of the respiratory
gsns, which come under their care. And in al dis
Of the bowels, too such diarrhns, the DiaI-
rhoa Cordial is prescribed By them with the utmost
confidence In its beneficial effects. Give these ex-
ce lent medicines trial.
~ See descriptive pamphlets, TO be had Erstise OF
the Agents. ara 81
~ Price for each only 50 cents, or sir kosSss 70
e250. ,sds-as,, 20 I'll
III. sYABLEK CO., rroPrietdrs, "'
Il n,a. Rnff
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JOHN r. D. PAYNE,
Ar EB U. MAYO.
an SIS

The whole press of Philadelphia re out
in favar Of HeoFLAND's GERMAS BITTERs as they
are prepared by Dr. C. NJ. Jackson We are glad to
record the success of this valuable remedy for dys
pepsia, as we believe it supplies desidel stum in
the medical world long needed. The wrete he'd i'm
tatorE and counterfeters have withdrawn Il cir
trums from the market, and the public are spared
from the danger of swallowing poisonous tixtures
in lieu of the real Bitters "-HerGId.
Agents for this city-M rssrs. PURCELL, IkADD /
CO.. and BENNETT 4 eEBAE Druggists.
l6-d2w
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Hon. K. RAYNER.-The Daguerreotype
OF this dsting nguished gentleman, who spoke at the
African Church Monday night, can be at the
gallery of m p. SImONS. It is fine likeness and
will be admired by his numerous friends. Those in
want of good pictures, would recommend to
call on SIMONS. my 23
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WHITE AND BUFF MARSEILLES
hEsTS.-Recsiyei per steamer jamestown
sDe.uutrl lo- OF White end Buff MaTseilles Vests,
Il the newes. styles
g. MERCHANT L WEIsIGER,
nyZ3 ll2 Main 81,
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The LIF Eh ILLL.-IHt LIVCT I IIIs UI
Dr. Nj Lane first used by him exclusivey " in hiI
own practice. So eficacious they in ell cases
Of Liver complaint, that they became famous, END
attracting the attention Of the medical faculty, pass
ed into general use They act with great certainty
and regularity; the patient almost Immediately fesis
the dispersion of his disease and gradually restored
TO health. With some the effect is almost miracu.
Ious frequently experiencing immediate relief sfteI
having for months resorted to drugs and medicines
OF another description, IN vain. Diseases ofthe liver
are very common in this country, and are otter
frightfui ia character. ThoEe who experience any
of the premonitory symptoms Of this dangerous and
complicated disease should at once procure box
DR.. ALane's Pills, and perhaps thereby be save
world of misery.
2. S.-The above valuable remedy, also D Ne
Lane . Liver Pills, can be had at respesta.
bic Drug Stores in this city.
E- Purchasers will please be careful TO ak for,
and take none buG DR.. M'IANES VERMIFUGE.
All others, In comparison, are worthlsEs
NH 20-d&clw
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DEACHES AND TOMATOES.-lO0
n dozen cans, for sale by
LoCKETT PANKEY,
mF % 18th street
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NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGS.-
IN Cut, Gross and Roe for sale by
LOCKETT & PANKEY,
nv 22-6t Iatb st,ast
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n c. No. | CUT HERRINGS-No
1Ns in store, for sale bv
my 20 WINSTON & POWERS.
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Costly LUXURY The New York Mirror of the
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| JOKING GLASSES-Mantle, Pier,
- - Toilet, Station and S~iaR Looking Glasses of
hantlsl for the bsst Frencb Plate Looking Glasses
y ~ q. low prices can be furnished by any house
LoOElng Glssa Pl.tes-All sizes.
myZ J. D. B. EVANS
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,HOICE WITNESSED ia casks Sherry,
~ Madeira and Port Winss ftom custom-ho lse
SIZES oiveIy superior quality; for sale by
ny A-lw DUNLOP, MOECURE CT
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EAMILY ROE N. C.. No. HERRINGS.
4 In whole and half bbls Daily expected, for
sale by nv % WINSTON & POWERS.
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SHAD.-NO. / trimmed Shad, now il
~ store, for sale by
my 20 WINSTON 4 POWERS
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ONE DAY ONLY FROM RICHMOND TO THE
ALUM SPRINGS-ONE AND HALF TO THE
WHITE SULPHUR AND SWEET SPRINGS.
INHIS Route is confidently recommended
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{ NECK MARSEILLES COATS.-J Ist
- received assortment Of the beat quality,
SI'ch We sellirg at the following rates Check
''sfssll!ss Coats. 81; do do whole suits So
my24 IId NM
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TAYNE q MAYO, AucuOneers, have re-
moved their office to Nr Wellington Goddin's new
Bank street.
They viii sell at suction private sals Eeal and
Personal Property hent out Houses and hire cut
Servants
~ Deeds Of every description will be accurately
drawn.
ABEL U. MAYO being Notary Public, will at
tend to taking Dispositions, Acknowledgement OF
Deeds &c.
Their charges will, in s cases be entirely sstis-
factory, ard they hope to msrt patronage by prompt
attention 70 b1giBszs.
JOHN 2. D. PAYNE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-30

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