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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-22
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RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION MOTTO,
fHto ALBANY, BOSTON. NEW YORK. and all in.srne =
n date stations and places Immediately the compile
hon 81 " evansville and Crawfo rsviile Railroad
aute which VIII be within about
viii be ready to receipt THROUGH for the delivery of ali
OF rehandzs Produce Property from this city
sssEsen this and Tsrre Hants all the above
New York Central New York and AIban and Bos
ton Railroads. 1--'ff
B Rates made known application at nv ofce und sr
the Telegraph Once. Water street
& novis If ds 7aF1u JOHN S. MITCHELL. Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-22

HH 3. SUNDRIE6.
EHLoCK TIN Pig Lead. Sheet and Block Zinc. Sheet
ID Bs- Copper and Copper Bottoms for sale by 3
jy3 SAMUEL ORR.
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STEAMBOATS, 81 RAILROADS
IL . % c. . J
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRO AD AGENCY.

- THE unutrsIgheu having been ap-
ill., e pointed agent for the above oompa- ,lLas "a
ny in this city viii be prepared on MazLxssE
the opening of the Evansville and
Charlottesville Ralroad to Terre Haute
Of River Navigation receipt the delivery
Produce ofeyey description from this city 70 all
the Eastern Cities via Railroad River from here Pitts
destination. t-r-. taf ot.- sr5rs4 erTff n ~
Ia Rates made kno application my Office v
sta) under the Telegraph Once Warehoase.
nOy13-tf i - JOHN S. 11uToHELLnAgent
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'T1ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATER FROM H4yANI

:. CsAaLEsTos, May 1o.--The sclr. Hav.
VAC, watu, captain McDougal, arrived in this CITY
Trsasterday morning, four days from Havana
IN rne only important intelligence by this arri-
val from the ever faithful island Is. that the
yellow fever had broken out q Havana -
Inis Is reported 10 US BY passenger. r
vail pc remembered, However, that the Ca.
nawoa, which brought dates to the 1st inst
20 new Orleans, stated that the island was
perfectly healthy, andthe Hayward, adyices
are only three days later. : - I'VE
IL Is also reported to us, ON the sarna or.
.nority, that several ships Of war. and among
tnem the San Jacinto had left Havana in or
ger 70 preserve the health of their crews -
out tne British frigate Vestal and the French
N of,war Meleagre-which are presumed
Az ~ o q alluded fo--left on the sans day With
,ne Cahawba, and the San Jacinto vas TO
leave on the day after. Nothing was then
mennonsd concerning yellow fever.
Everything was quiet on the Island. a
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
VALUABLE LAND IN HENRIc

" 0AOAo4AAl II "A IN ~ In dENhlCO
COUNTY. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON-rhe
undersigneds BY virtue of dsed Of Trust executed
20 him. and OF record In the Clerks OHice Of the
county OF Henfico, and In pursuancs of the direc.
uons Of the benefciary In said deed named Will off
ior sale At public auction the premises ON NOM
the l4th day of May next three tracts or mar
GELS OF land lying in said county, and descrihaS in
SAID deed A. follows the first tract Containing pa
acres De the same more or less the road lesdin
from the New Bridge Road to the city of Richmond
and bounded by the land formerly bslon aine to the
estate OF John Price. deceased To-, being the same
land which was conveyed to w. P. G. kamssv. nv
Horace Edwards and wife by deed dated the Sd Nav.
1851 and of record In the said Offices the second
containing 1o9 acres be the same more or ess Ivi
In said county, the third containing one acre be the
same more less also lying in said ceunty with ali
the buildings and improvements thereon; the said
two last msntioned tracts of land, being the same
which were conveyed to Andrew Ramsay by 10.
asph c. Haley and Sarah w, his wife. Robert Tate
Wicker. Thomas Hardgrove and Samuel Hardgrove,
BY deed dated the 9th day of January, 1896 and oil
record in said Office.
The title to the above described property is believ
ed to be perfect; but selling Trustee shall con.
vey only such title is vested In me- The lands and
improvements are said to be in good condition. and
desirable to any one wishing to purchase near the eli
ty of Richmond. -
The sale will commence at IL M, and will BERN
upon the premises FIRST named. ~
Terms will be made known at the sale a
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Trustee.
s.4t yere~ TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS, Aucta
an 18-Stawt6th MGdtd Erf {
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

Presidsnt's Tisit- Sale of a .Steamship-Arsos.-
SAILS Of C0al-Sp0rtsnan F0iled-M de Sdrtiges.
BALTIMORE, May 10Th.
The President of the United States who was
here yesterday, left this morning for Washington,
10 company with Mrs. Lawrence and family, of
Boston, who came with him.
The steamship Tennessee twelve months In ser.
vice. and originally costing Sl30 000 was sold at
auction yesterday by VIM. Wallace, for S39. 600
Size was built for the Charleston, s. C., trade and
eau cary 5000 barrels of -four. She viii be offered
for Crimean charter.
Frederick Keller, of South Bond street was ar
rested to-day, for setting his house On fire a.
The City Council has passed an ordinance pro-
hibiiDg any coal, save bituminous to be sold oth-
erwlse than by the ton of 2, 2f0 pounds under
penalty OF SO The ordinance allows il to be sold
Dyihe peck or bushel, but by the load.
policeman to-day, on Calvert street, seeing a
sporting gentleman attempting to persuade ssran
ger to visit a gambling saloon, walked up showed
his star and forced the sportsman to leave his vic.
tim, and go eff
Yesterday, during heavy storm of rain, some
unnatural parent placed an infant the steps OF
tailoring establishment, in Liberty street. and it
was nearly drowned before II was discovered
100000 worth of State merchant licenses have
been cold up to to-day s5
NJ. de Sartiges, the French Minister, Is at Bar
NUNS hotel, here, with his family. He soon goes
- Paris on leave of absence.
There were only tixty head of beef cattle offered
at the scales to-day, and all sold at IS g. rs per
one hundred pounds on the hoot; equal TO $40
Sl4 nett. Market very firm prices upward
average DO l21 gross. Hogs s. 81 g. per ne
hundred pounds. Sheep $3.50 to Sc per head as
to Quality.
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LATEST MALL NEWS
Correspondence of the Dlspatcb

UNFORTUNATE oCcURRENcE-MAN sHor.
PETERSBURG, Mayll.
Our city was thrown into oommotion this
afternoon, by rumors of an attempted muir.
der on Boliingbrook street.
Ii seems that a dispute arose on the race
course this morning, between man from
Baltimore, named WILLIAM A. SLAYsaAN,
and MIR. +. s. ANTHONY, a respectable citi
zen OF Prince George county, relative to the
owuersbip of some checks which had been
won at faro A few hours subsequently.
az Mr., Anthony WAS passing up stairs. in the
Bolngbrook Hotel, in company with Mr..
Peter Wren, they met Slsysman, when, in
reply 10 some remark from Slaysman. An.
ihony dealt severe blow with his fist. stag
ger'ng him down the steps. Upon this s..
Gre" revolver from his pocket, and shot
three times at Mr.. Anthony, one ball striking
hls breast IN an obliqua direction. and CLAN.
cidg OH without injury; another taking EFF.
'ect in the heshy part of the back, and pass
iAg upwards, lodged, as is supposed near the
spine. de. PEBBLES was soon in attendance.
aud proosd the wound to the depth of ten
ihehes' without being able to find the ball.
Siaysman was arrested and committed to
jail. lie will be brought before the Mayor
tomorrow, and / hope to be able to give You
the result of the examination in time for
your next paper a H&-
Mr.. Anthony was placed in carriage,
and conveyed to his nome in Prince George.
His wound, although q severe and painful
one, Is not supposed to be dangerous.
- BLAYDFoRp.
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Ru1UhE DAYs.
By RICHARD C1UT60RT-.'

REV. STEPHEN TAYIOR,H LIBRA.
rv ~ ~ .ill b old q Asstion on fUESDlY
81. r.s 10y l2sh q o'clock, IN the stors suder
III. =. se Hstsl Il includes the Wsvefiv 10
reas g ssia The hsis. % Terror, vois; DcSslsvss
, r1:I ass yols rur.ish SPY vols ne ksSisi.
4 vols ChastlIlssux Trayels Tsrlsfo..
T ~ Life Of Mn- eiddons. voas HoGsth'
,Ss r.sss Atss folio, erimsoa morocco exfrs, With
croft vols: Works Of 1ndrev FnIsr. cSe,n D.s
Inlottson. Palsy; Edwards. Hall, kc comrrehsn.
1yes Ci.res and 9cott's Commcntsfiee: flsvePs
nearly 2f00vols q 80 's.1 s1s.t = "a
change Bookstofe. sssr go
my l2-St L H. n r. rr~rr an~r s =.
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Correspondence of the Dispstoh.I
4 a

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &c, &c.
DANyILLE, May 10, 1855.
Dear Dispatch The weather continues
very dry sud cold, and our farmers are CON-
planning very much of the fly. 1t is the i'm.
preston of all of them, that it will be impos-
sible to plant full crop of Tobacco.
In some neighborhoods the chintz bug is
injuring the Wheat crop very much.
Mr.. George Price, of this place, was mar.
RED to Miss Reid. of Rockingham, sister Of
Ex-Governor Reid, of North Carolina, on the
9Th instant. The groom arrived in town yes
terday evening, and will remain here to day
Some of those who have been burnt out
are about rebuilding. Mr.. c. D. Slaughter
has commenced taking out the foundation
fof large brick building, which, under.
stand, viii be $50 feet long. He is gentle.
man of great energy and industry. I wish
we had many such with US. CHARLIE.
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SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE

GALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE
- AND 0THER PROPERTY.-By virtue Of :
aeea sxscutSd % them ~ Richard ,. Darrasott on
the S0eh OF March, 1885, and Of record n the oice
o. the Hustns, Court Of Richmond, the subscribers
In the city of Richmond, on MONDAY, the ait Of
the present month. eommencina 1t 10 O'Clock A, NJ.
all Of the property conveyed 20 them by the said
deed. compnainy the Furnfture or the sid house.
fourteen valuable Slaves, and other property
TEAMS or eALE.-ror Ill Sums Of $50 or under.
sash viii Be required; for ell over 80 snd NOT
$780, credit Of foHS months viii Dc aiyep;
and for gu aums over $500, credit Of s, 6 and s
months. tn equal instalmenti win Be given, the pur
sn.ssI z sasa case. syins note. weller
y. p; the property should be disposed Of by prt
vsts sale, due notice will be given. -
- 80 WIZ D. WINSTON.
my 1O-dm JOHN q. STEGER
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JUDGR LYNCH in VIKGINIA.-In Guyandotte,
Cabell county, on the Goth uh number of young
men turned cut for the purpose OF riding on rail
a man named White, for whipping his wife. The
fellow got an axe and locking himself in an upper
room of the house, def ed the crowd. The mattsr
was compromised by his promising TO leave town
and not return any more which promise was faith.
fnilv kept
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BY LARIJs 4 SHINE.
sdgIT 8 3 ssa54ssssfa t
CERGEANT,S 8 ALE or RED y

CERGEANT,S SALE OF READY
~ MADECLOTHING, CLOTHS, cIssTm1 1rs.
&c, &c.-Will be sold, ct the store 81 n. InVie'
Gohen No. 50 Main street. on TUESDAY. the
"a Of May, commenciug at 10 o'cloek III RI III a..
tire stock Of FsshionaSis Ready Msds Ciothiss:
french Cloths (sl1 eolors;l French aud Enalish
Slack and Fancy CasimeTse: Linens and Summer
uent OF Cent? shirfa Hdkfs, Socks. kc. La
The stock 10 composed Of the very beet materials
ana soften up In the most fashionable styls aaa will
b sold 70 the highest bidders to satisfy q exeeufion
now IN my hands. Terms cash. 80, =
aes5'A AkkT1N II. LlPaCOMp.
Sergeant ofths City Of Kiehmord.
Sale conducted By LARus & eHInz. .Ancfs. -
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THE Markets.

THE MAKKETS,f = - b
NEW YORK, May 11.-Cotton firm aud unchan Red.
slcnr declined u csnts Per barrel Ohio 80 500
iusoi southern heavy, at SO a71il 81 sr barrel
Beef unchanged: Whisky 80 cents pei gallon.
bALTIMoRE. May lh-Ssles of $500 barrels of
Flour at SLOTS per barrel. No Wheat la market -
Corn adv.nced-White @i.06a Sl0a, and yellow
SI08 per busLel.
CHARLEsToN. May 10.-sales of Cotton fer the
week. Is 600 bales at 104 cents Rscsipts for the
week $500 bales, and stock on hond 81 900 bales
Rice unchanged and stocks dropping.
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dsat-Pic Nie-ErearsiOn Frost-Butchers.
ALEXANDRIA, May 10th.
strange case came up before the county
court yesterday-that OF Grimes vs Bowling
which originated IN warrant before q masistr ate
to recover SIS, and was removed 10 the county
court, where the defendant was awarded S4i5.-
The case was taken to the circuit court.
Five thousand dollars has been subscribed by
citizens, to the Alexandria Water Company, TO aid
them In purchasing steam engine. g
the cars on the Manassas Gap Railroad ran off
a misplaced switch, al PAINS Station, yesterday
evening", tunlbliog ;Ea engine down an embapk-
nent, and cutting the engineers hands
A party of ladies aud gentlemen went to the
Waite House yesterday on the steamer Thomas
Coliyer, and epent pleasant day.
Hydrauon Fire Company has chartered the
steamer George Washington for a trip to the White
House on the 18th inst
There was frost here last night, but not enough
TO iDjure the fruit.
The butchers here have declined slauehtering
aoy more beef in consequence of the high prices
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APPLICATIONS REJEcrEp.-The City Council of
Wheeling rejected all applications for tavern and
hotel licenses at their meeting Monday evening.
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EXPULSION OF JOSEPH HISS. SIS
BORON, May 18th. The Massachu ss.ts IIov !. -
Deiesates this morning, about 3 o'clock. Alter
night session of seven hours, passed resolution.
eHpeiling Joseph Hiss from that body. by vote.of
$50 ayes to Is nays. l<e-T - ~ ~ ~ ss''f''
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STRIKE AMONG PRIsTERs.-The printers of New
Orleans have held a meeting and quit work on the
associated Press" journals in New Orleans because
printers from Havana were imported To underworld
them. -
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PARK LYNcHED.-The Platte (Mo.) Argus con-
firms the rumor that Park had been iynched 1t
Bsyf:- - -
I'VE learn that George 8. Park. the abolition agent
otthe Boston Emigrsnt Aid Society, was severely
whipped 10 Kansas Territory last week 30 IL seems
tbst jusffee though slow 10 ogertskiHg him It last
We undeIstasd thst the timber was well applied TO
his back those who administered the dressings doubt
less. remembering the admoniiion of Soomoa, mot
TO spare the rod This chsstisement was adminis-
tered for Parks participation In the plan of the
sbotonists, bat for the diare crims Of clam
Jumping" He attempted 20 take possession OF
clsim which had been settled first by smother per-
son, and this individual and his neighbos resented
the outrage Ia the manner Indicated. Parks cabin
was reduced TO ashes.
SuIT.-It 10 said that Mr.. Beaie, Indian Agent.
has brought an action against the Commissioner OF
iadisa Affairs, Mr.. Manypenny for maiyefsaiion 10
offl:s.
DErUrY MAnsHAL-R. Blaine has received the
appointment of Deputy U 6. Marshal, OF the
Western District w., vice w. S.Wiison, resigned
nE-ARKEsT or POSTMASTER KEsDALL.--Post
master Kendall. Of New Orleans has been re-ar-
rested on charge OF robbins .ser from Gaiyes'
ton 70 New Orleans OF $500. 5@S
Hos. JoHw O. srsscxs. Of New York, - dyios
o. Albany.
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FIRR..-A FIRE occurred in the building on the
Belmont Fair Ground, at st. Clairsville, near
Wheeling on Monday, burning $500 worth Of cat
tie up.
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN Ey.

VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN Elk
~ TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflammation
from the severest burns or scalds, in hom one to
twenty minutes. and will heal the wounds without
scar; It efectualy cures Fever Sores Piles, Salt
Bruises, Scad Head, Corns and Bunions, Erysirelas
Sprains Sweliings. Felons, Chblains, Bites Of In.
sects Sweiied and Broken Breast, Sore Nipples
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
This article ID now put up in blue wrappers with
new steel plsts label, and signed BY H. Ddllep Ma
ker, and C. r. Ciickner Go Proprietors, to guard
against the numerous counterfeits in nearly every
store.
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, are the only
authorized agents for the sale of the genuine new
style, and they furnish the trade at proprietors pr
ces Retail price only 25c a box. NH 2s-dG won
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RoBBEaY.-The shoe store of w. H. Addingtop,
in Norfolk, ives entered BY burglars Wednesday
night and robbed of quantity of goods
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RAILROAD IRoN--The Manassas Railroad Com
pany have bought l400 tons iron rails, at $55.25
ten, to be delivered In the three fa Il months to be
u'ed on theroad between .Strasburg and Wood
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NEW DRUG sroRE.-Having pur.

A NEW DRUG STORE.-Havinp Dur.
IA chased the Drug Store ak8he corner of Attn and
Broad streets, are In daily receipt of cur entire
new stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, he, which
the best houses on North. We are prepared to com.
pound Prescriptions with the greatest care and in
the nsatest stye AL orders from the city or coun-
try entrusted to us will meet with pit
guaranteeing in every instance the article sold BY as
q being fresh and of the best quality. We shall
keep constantly on hand futl assortment of Fancy
Articles. Perfumery. Patent Medicines Paints, Oils
Dye-Stufs, 0aDware Seeds, Cigars, &c, besides
our general assortment OF Drugs; all of which we
offer to purchasers a. reasonable terms a. thew
can be purchased for elsewhere in the city.
NH 81 r. 81. SOUTHALL & CO.
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Know NOTHING CHArLArN.-The Know Moth
ings Ia Convention, at Syracuse, New York, have
elected Senator Goodwin chaplain ofthe body.
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CPRING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Snhscri-

CPRING HARDWARE Subscri-
~ bers respectfully invite the attention of country
merchants, Ssddlers and Others to their extensive
and varied assortment OF HARDWARE, CUTIE
RY. GUNS, STEEL and SADDLERY, Just received
from the manufacturers of England and America.-
The Goods have been selected with caro- and pur.
chased mostly for cash. Hence have no hesits-
ton in assuring our friends who have hitherto a.
vored with their liberal PATRONAGE and the public
generally that their supplies of Goods may be had
from ON good terms as from any other house Ia
the country. Smith & ROBERTS
NH ~ -s FsE-- ~ ! "
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George Morton, injured recently on the Pacific
Railroad near st. Louis, NO., has since died.
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SAM HousroN.-The st. Louis Herald hoists the
name of Gen. Sam Houston for Presidency of the
Ini,od Gtcfoa
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ZINE GUNPOW DER TEAS-lnclu-
IL ding the finest quality imported; low priced
Black Teas; just received and for sale by
SELDEN 4 MILLER,
my IL Corner Pearl and Cary SITS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF 1--WE LoTs.1

TRUSTEES' SALE OF FIVE LOTS
LIN HEcKLER,S PLAN. NEAR RICH NOM,
FOh SALE AT AUCfION.-As Trustees In dead
% 1as srus. nom MT VIM Mountjoy, dated 9Th Apfii.
shall proceed to ss the premises at public auc.
uon, on MONDAY, the 14th May, 1885 IL fair, (if
NOT .ne next fair day, at the hour of O'Clock i've
hanosome huiiding Lots on the west side OF 27th It,
between and streets. fronting together us feet
running back lao feet to an alley = ,
me deed requires that the Lots shall be cold for
stated at the time of SALE ~
The tls Is believed to be perfect but we will CON.
vey with the usual special warranty. 1900
nv + T., AppERSnN tTruGtees,
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ssow AND RAIN fell at Wheeling, Tuesday last
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EARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR

II @As1s1 eAS41<4Ib u i y II IN y N u EVyh
Il SALE AT AUCTION" BELMONT ftvro
miles from Richmond the residence OF j. b. fsrk.
Auction, on "WEDNESDAY, at r M, the eth dav
OF June neat. The Farm contains about 76 acres Of
land Lies aud 10 ia good state Of cuitiya
tion. The dwelling and kitchen are bricks gardners
house and barn are framed, and other necessary
ont. houses-eli built in the p.st i've years.
Tho orchard 10 young and full for the first time this
year and growing thriftily-comprses ell the most
select Varietes apples. peaches, plums, aprieots,
pens are sherriss-5oo trees In ALL This of ITSELF
We propose to sell the whole tract together or to
divide 1t to suit purchasers. - 15s's5 /
TERMs-Oze-tbird cash balsnce In equal annual
instslmenfs and years, with interest," secured By
Deed OF Trust on the premises. The taxes for the
present year 10 be paid by the purchaser ~
0ODDIN l. APPERSON,
my 5-2awtds s3ls4 Aucfioneers.i
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CAPITAL $50, 0Q0. COMMERCIAL
OgAVIN0g B AN K.-ofnee at thu sfprsof
ouaxiea brooke, on 18th stFest 44F4
DeDositorsin this institufion viii receive ax peS
cent. on Al sums rsmsining on depodts six months
q 1on9os, end I'VE Per cent, for shorter time.
WIN. @. PAINE, Preddsnt.
y 2. BRooKR. Teas iy6-h
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~, NOTICE.-ExTRATRA FROM

~ THE GOTTA DE ON SUNDAY.-On and after
SUNDAY 18th inst. and until further notice. an ex-
ira train will leave the Cottage the afternoon of
each Sunday at z. M. for Richmond by which
persons who 60 up in the mornings can return
at q convenient hour. Fare for the round trim
tickets obtained at the ticket office before the
departure of the train from Richmond in the morn.
ing. SAML. RUTH
Agent of Transportation
Office R. F. u r. R., Richmond May 8.
rnv
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= TATE IN PORT MAYO Az AUC1ION.-4.
ted 2ath April 1851 duly recorded in Henrioo Con- nv
Court shal n sxeention Of the aid trust proceed
g sell ct public Auction, the premises On nj.
not the next fair day, the real estate sonveyed by
ne SAID deed, conssng house and lot on the south
amp the Williamsburg road fronting IS feet runpins
beck l52 feet 8inches. more or less The subscribeS
VIII convey such title only il vested in him,
Terms cash. JAS ELLETT Trnstaa
sale conducted By GoDDIN &ArfERsoN, Austs
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DIG LEAD AGE NC Y.-Founders and
l. others wanting PIG LEAD will do well to give
me call, es shall keep constant supply on hand
and will sell on accommodating terms. .f
A. s LEE. ON the Dock,
my9 Agent for the Wythe lead Mines.
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GTARCH POLISH.-Neat, convenient
~ and sasy to use. for making yoar linen as smooth
ss when FIST bought. Sold by =.
my IL 8 r. SEMPLE, 202 Main ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-12

VALUABLE PRIVATE RES1DENC1

-FOUR Small L TENEMENTS ON
fkANKLlN1ND 2lsr s1kEETs, ron SALE
At AuCTION.-Wih be sold on WEDNESDXY.
the 18th Ma, lass, % the premises senneasiss &
q os,csf. fonr small framed Tensnsnb q 1naklia
side Of Frlnklin street. and two 81 thsm hontisS "a
the vest line ct 2l strsst-eaeh renting Il q Der
TERMs-One-fhirds cash; balanceat "a end month";
TOT negoable notes. Interest added and title reain.
ed till last note 10 paid The taxes for the prvsent
year g De paid ey the Rgrchassss 80 !.