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Correspondence of the Dispatch.
H'chs1te Frtends-Prorisions - Religious
naHsng Of the Baltic Destructive FIRE
Marriage an High Life, DC.

H'cfs1te Friends-Provisions = Religious
Sd1ang Of the Baltic Destructive Ftre-
Marriage an High Lite. &c.
New YoRK, May 3ls,
\, the Hlcksite Friends are now holding
thelr yearly meeting in this city. They as.
senole at the Rose street meeting house. On
saturday last they commenced business by a
meeting of the ministers and elders. They
nave met every morning and afternoon since
yesterday, public meeting was held, and
about six hundred Friends and others. were
IN attendance. The Orthodox Friends will
commence their session next week at the
meeting house in Orchard street.
New butter is arriving 10 large quantities
and the prices for the different qualities are
TWO and three cents lower per pound. Beef
sells at the retail rates quoted last week.
vegetables are abundant, and are offered at
reduction from former prices. The fish
market is fully supplied, and all kinds of fresh
nsh can be purchased at a low figure.
MIR. 5. Parkman Tuckerman, son of the
late Edward Tuckermau, of Boston, is to sue
eeed Dr. Hodges as organist of Trinity
church, in this city. DIR. Hodges goes to the
new Trinity Chapel
The departure of the Baltic for Liverpool,
yesterday, presented a lively scene. As she
passed the Ericsson she was greeted with a
salute from the quarter deck of that vessel.
ana the compliment was promptly returned
by the gunners of the Baltic. The new steam.
er Arago also paid the Baltic similar com
pllment, IS did also the California steamer
George Law and the Empire City. The wharf
was crowded with spectators
Last evening fire broke out in the build.
lngs Nos. 40, 81 and 50 Ann street, the sec
ond, third snd fourth stories of which were
occupied by John F. Trow, publisher of
lr0Ws City Directory. The lower mart of
No. 81 was occupied by Louis Durr, gold and
sliver rehner and assayor, and the lower part
OF No. 50 by Morrill,, Donald & Co, the man.
ufacturers of printing ink Mr. Trow sus.
tanned a loss of about $4,000, and insured.
MIR. Durr's loss is $4,000, and no insurance.
Loss ON buildings S6,0O0-no insurance.
Another marriage in fashionable life is re-
corded the bride Miss Sarah l.. Bronson,
daughter of the Hon. Judge Bronson of this
city the bridegroom Richard w. King,
Esq, of the firm of Fisher, Cushing & Co.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

IeLr5ble Engine E1ploSt0a-IAe Races
Observation-Disclosures, &c.
BALTIMORE, May 81.
a terrible and fatal locomotive explosion
took place this morning about { o clock on the
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Wilmington
Railroad near Aberdeen. 1t was occasion.
ed by the engineer allowing the water to
run too low. A few minutes after the engine
started, the end Ofthe boiler blew oui, throw
ing Monroe Hinton, fireman, some Is
feet from the engine and killing him instant
ly, his clothes being entirely torn off his bo.
dy. Thomas Hinton was so badly injured by
the shock and inhaling steam, that he lived
only an hour. Henry Feltmeyer aud John
Sllls, two other men were badly, but not ia.
tally injured. The engine then broke loose
from the train, and ran about mile before
stopping. The track was torn up for a dis
tance of 40 yards. Both men leave fami-
lies
The concourse at Herring Run course to. day was
larger than for many years, it being mile day and
for the jockey club purse of s., 000 The entries
were James Talley's One Eyed Joe, Captain John
Bolcher's ch IN Cordelie Read, Calvin Green's q
Lawson. The Judges were Col. Odie Bowie and
Genus Barnum of this State, and Col Harrison
OF Richmond. Before the race Cordelia Read was
drawn, or account of lameness. In the first heat
Lawson took the lead, and kept it, coming out
ahead Ia 7.49 1-2. The second heat showed q
closer contest, but was won by Lawson in 747.-
So Mr.. Green took the purse. Tomorrow there
will be two races
An ex-pOliceman named John T. White was
fatally stabbed coming from the races this after
noon, by James Mcdonald. One wound severed
the arteries and sinews OF his arm. He bled 10
death short time after getting home Mcdonald
arrested.
William H. Cole, Treasurer of the clerks office
of the Superior Court has been indicted by the
Grand Jury, for the larceny OF 81, money belong
ing to clerk of said court and Edward Bowling,
the Clerk of the court, has been Indicted for sppro
priating s. 600 OF the money to his own use
The steamer Planter, which was sunk by coming
in contact with Fort Carr oil, has been raised
During the month of May, l72 marriage licenses
were granted here.
In the Episcopal Convention, yesterday, Bishop
WhittiDgham refused an increase of salary
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THE CRIsIs IN MExlCo.-SaRta AnRa's More.
mcatS.-A letter from the Mexican capital to the
New Orleans Delta, dated May 10Th, says:
Before sealing my note somewhat stirring news
has been received from His Serene Highness'
camp. He moved, 1t seems five thousand strong
from Morillo, on Somera, In three divisions. he
himself in command OF the rear reserve. The
march was through country of dtiles and the
advance wings were very much annoyed and re-
tarded by Pronunciadoes. The latter succeeded in
passing between the divisions, which forced Santa
Auna 10 retire on Morillo, where he was with the
third triumphal army awaiting coming events. AS
the communication was thus cut II with the az :.
vance, their Isle Is still ia the womb OF time. All
the indications on the horizon decidedly tavo-
rable TO the Federslis's
The empire SENS to be shaken, and Santa Anna
destined TO fifth exodus, II his prestige don this
time fail, and be loses his head
A crisis is at hand. In ten or twelve days The
long agony will have passed, and Mexico will rest
once more 10 the bosom OF her legitimate feders-
ton Usurpation and 'yranry will be repressed,
and the exiied legitimstes restored.
An arrival from Texas, at New Orleans Saturday,
lDF fha luAt anaf fxan H. nil
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SINGULAR CASE OF DRowNING.-A Canada pa.
per relates the following distressing and singular
case of drowning, which occurred at Otter Brook
"a handspike which young Smith was using slip.
ped from his grasp and he fell into the stream just
below a rapid. The stream at this spot very
narrow, and so shallow that when bis father and
another man up the father was able to take the
sons hand and grasp his hair but strange to say
such the strength of the under tow that both
men were unable TO lift him up, and there the
young man was drowned, his haud holding bis
fathers and gradually relaxing its grasp as be grew
fainter, until life being extinct the body foated on
the surface and was drawn On shore We could
hardly believe this story to be true, strange and
Incredible does it seem, but that we heard itfrom
the lips of the unfortu nate father himself
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uARRISON'S CREAM OF BEATTY

IL We sll love lovelness, whether natural or
artistic. A symmetrical form, and its cultivated
graces of action, We admire. face, soul-inspired
rom within, beaming through soft-textured skin of
Ssrisn whteness, adore Such skin, If nature
has furnished you, preserve it, f not, il, by
using HARkISON'S CREAM OF BEAUTY. 1t
removes all defects and dsformties of the ssn and
leavesit truly beautiful; and is the only thing eser
made that viii remove freckles
HARRISONS ANDALUSINE gives the eyes
that electric fre-hssh peculiar to the beauties of
Andalusia, which pierces and captivates ths heart
For sale by DUVAL NORTON, Druggists,
my % Bank Square.
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CPRING HARDWARE.-The Subscri-

SPRlNG HARDWARE.-I SubScrl-
~ bers respectfully invite the attention of country
merchants, Sadders 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 care and pur-
chased mostly for cash. Hence we have no hesits-
ton in assuring cur friends who have hitherto ta-
vored with their liberal patronage, and the public
generally, that their supplies Of Goods may be had
from US good terms as from any other house in
the country. SMITH 4 ROBERTS.
MI Is
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l IGHTNTNG RODS.-PROTEC'

| IGHTNING KODS.-P z OF E CT
~ YOUR HOUSES AND PERSONS !-STEB-
BINS Il MILLER, having been engaged il this city
and the surrounding country for q number of years
past, in putting up LIGHTNING RODS, and having
they believe given entire satisfaction, would in.
form the public that they are still prepared to put
up, either in town or country, LIGHTNING RODS
made by the most approved makers.
Thankful for past patronage, they respectfully ask
s continuance from the public.
Orders may be addressed to them through the
Richmond Post Office, Box u. NH N--Sm*
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DAGUERREoTYPEs.-W would ask our
numerous readers if they have seen the beautiful
pictures that sIMoNs is taking daiis7 NOTHING can
equal his late eHorts His large cabinet SIZE ike
are cheaper and superior TO any painting Go
and see for yourselves. isI
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NEW HOUSE.-The subscriber offers
IN his services to The public to do AUCTION,
COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FORWARD
ING BUS1NESS.-Hs will sell TO BACCO,
WHEAT, CORN, OATS, &c, on the usual commits
SION, and will receive and forward PRODUCE OR
MERCHANDIZE, with dispatch He expects to
give his undivided attention to his BUSH
CHAS. D. SLAUGHTER,
Danvle, May D. 1855.
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HAIR CUTTNG.-Citizens and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing get their Hair cut i the
attest and mos, approved dye, would sdvise them
70 cali on HOBSON, under the American Hotel en-
trance on lith street
N Blot Cold and Shower Baths can be he'd
ali hours. Single Bath 25c.. or 5 Tfcbets for o..
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ABEL u. MAYO.
kORIT SFNTJMENT-IMEO

NOBLE NTIMENT-lhE0RTANT TO THE
SICK AND SUFFERING-The Rev. JAMES w. Hun
NICUT, the talented editor Of that popular paper,
the Christian Banner published at Frederlcksburg
Va in his editorial OF March 18th, 1855, thus dis
coursss to his numerous patrons of the virtues of
bampton's Vegetable Tincture -" The season of
the year for feebleness of body and debility
is now approaching. and would particularly in
vite attention to Hsmpton's Celebrated Vegetable
Tincture, and can and do feel it our duty 70
mend it to ali who are dyspeptic or otherwise 10 q
feeble state of health. We krow the virtue the
supreme excellence of this medicine for we have
tried it to the saving of our own heslth, and per-
haps life also. No family should be without this
medicine, Especially in all lower Virginia should
HamPton's Tincturs be used freely. The medicine
may appear TO the purchaser TO be very dear at
dollar per bottle but even at that price we consider
it the cheapest medicine in sll our country We
doubt very much whether it ever fails TO do good"
r. We refer to the most respectable citizens Of
Norfolk and Portsmouth, John Lake. Rev. Vernoa
Eskridse and Others. Let all the desponding try
this great restorative.
EY- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures Of
Coughs, Bropchitis, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, scro.
MORTIMER & MoWBRAY.
No. 240 Baltimore street
Sold in Richmond by o. A. STRECKER
PURCELL, LADD 4 co and by all the Druggist
in Petersburg and elsewhere. Call and get PaDph.
lets gratis. my 22-G&cts
DOwDEs's DENTAL FLUID.-For pre-
serving and impsrtinE a pesrly whit euess to the
Teeth eHectualy arresting decay, preventing and
afording speedy and certain LIEF TO
TOOTHACHE, restoring the gums to healthy
condition as wash for all affections OF the thrca
and palate arising from cold, the Of mercury.
&c. it has equal Ii iInpArts to the mouth and
breath delightful aromatic fragrance, rendering 9
them pure and sweet after the Of Tobacco. Med.
icine, Nc, &c.
This preparation is purely vegetable, and is re.
commended by all physicians and dentists 10 super
cede the injurious compounds now In use, " hieh
destroy much more than they preserve;
PREPARED only By GEO. DoWDEN,
INV 22-dlm Richmond Va.
For sale by all Druggists and Merchants. whole.
sale agents BENNETT x BEERS, and PURCELL,
LADD & CO., Richmond, Va.
LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The publ ic are
hereby informed that have just received b. Adzmr
Express lot OF superior Swedish Leechet, which
viii be applied upon the most reasonable tenns; car
be found al all hours OF the day at the Hair rens
Saloon under the American Hstel. and st nlxh. on
z5th, between Main and Franklin streets Al
N. B.-Cuppins and Leeshsng promptly attended
aos \. Q. HossoN.
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BATHS, BATHS, BATBs-Hot q
PAYNE & MAYO, AuctiOneers. have
ep Sta
C. B. LUCK, Stock and Land Warrant

agency, GOVernOr street.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
The highest price paid for Land Warrants
Gold and Silver wanted
u Prize Tickets, in all Lotteries sold 10 Lotteries
under the management of r. FRANCE L Co will be
promptly paid by me and all enquiries relative TO
the business of r. FRANCE Co, addressed to them
at Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
my l6-ts c. B LUCK.
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SAML Cary, Dealer in Paper Material
(RAGs, RoPEs, BAcetNe &c) soutb rrxuti,r a
doors West Of Old Markst. buys email a. . Oh a.
'sree iou fe 9 dim
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RECOVERED DAMAGES George w. McCeren
has recovered S3l, 500 damages from the Accessory
Nicaragua Transit Company for breach OF con-
tract Ia the defendants having let him employ men
aud procure provisions on their authority, and then
refused 70 take them
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JOHNSON, inimitable Cutter of Eair and
Particular attention paid to Dressing Curling and
shampeoing the Hair. ~
Inialhole Tonic to grow the Harlan instantaneous
Dye for q beautiful black or brown nav 81
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Prof. BAcHE and party, of the u 8. Coss. sur'
vey, arrived In Wilmington, NJ c., last Tuesday
Prof Bespoke very encoursgingiy of the prospect
of clearing the bar of that port.
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ONE PRICE JEW ELRY

e ONE PRICE J L w LRY
ga STORE.-One Of the concern has iust re-.
EI%s turned from the North with large asscrt-
assssaS mert OF Watches. Jewelry ard Silveygare
Of the very latest styles. Those in want of article.
If cur line will please call and examine our SICK.
The stock comprises Gold Watches OF every descrip
ton from the most celebrated manufacturers; Jew.
sry Of every description, OF styles ans of the
finest quality; Mosaic Lsvs and Cameold Jewelrv.
which the lates. styles; Brsceets Lcckets Gold
Guard. Fob aud Vest Chains; Studs Pencils; Tooth
Pick'; Keys; Seals; Diamond Breastpins aud Oia.
nOnd Rings. Also a large assortment of Silver
Spoons Knives and Forks; in fact every variety OF
scods kept in our iae. MYERS s JANLE
754 Main street
nv "A Sign of the Illuminated Clock
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BOUNTY LAND, 80

I VIII pfOsbCUL6 cIhlms against tne T Ftue'
raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN
SIONS, on the most satisfactory terms.
Under recent act of Congress- soldiers who serv.
ed period of fourteen days any toGr, since lite
sud if such solders be dead. their widows OF minor
children are entitled to l60 acres of land. Those
who have received less than 100 acres are entitled
to as much more ss will make that quantity.
Having been engaged as clerk in the Pension
and Bounty Land Depertm eu' at Washington fol
nearly three years, have peculiar advantages 70,
prosecuting claims of the above description.
Communications by mail post pdid at the Office
OF Payne X Mayo, in Wellington Goddins new
building Bank street, will be attended to at onV.
ANY reference given that may be desired
mh S-dGw2m ABEL u. MAYO
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Mr. L. Vannerson, formerly Of Richmond, has
made number of photograph pictures OF short
horned cattle for the Patent Office in Washington
from which engravings for the government are to
be made.
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CHARITY AND LAVA. Burnett keeper of a
refreshment saloon in Cincinnati, kept open on
Sunday of last week and devoted the proceeds
after paying the fne-to the benefit Of the Sunday
school children ofthat city,
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JNo. W. WRIaHr IL Co. are prepared
TO receive all kinds of Produce snd Mercbandixe ON
Storage, st their Wsrehouss the Dock ON an rea.
scnsb!e terms as il can be taken IN the city
fs l2-6m -
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Crops IN MIssIssIPPI.-We learn from the
fernando (Mlss.,) Advance, that in consequence OF
the late rains there the prospect for cotton, corn
and wheat is more cheering than ever before
greeted the farmers 10 that State.
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ATTORNEY NERAL.-Joseph R. Batcheder, o.
Warreuton, N. c., has been appointed Attorney
General of North Carolina by the Governor.
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There are 49, 600 children attending the sabbah
schools of Cincinnati.
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THOMAS w. KEEsEE,
OFFICE WITH GEORGE j ssNxy

J. SbMNEh,
No. 20 PEARL STREET.
VIII attend to the slls of Real Estate and avsrv
description Of merccsndise. Household Furnieurs
&s- 1iso-To Renting out Houses, collectias, 10.
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favorite child Of the Hon. Kenneth Rsyne
died suddenly On Tuesday last.
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a. a l. A NJ a n d z K FIRE PROOF
~ SAFES mANUFACTURED BY EVANS WATso
PHILADELPHIA-These Safes have been severely
tested st recent fires in Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York, and when opened their contents Of books
and papers were found TO he uninjured They are
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes with HaPs pstvnt
Burglar Proof Locks. Pnces ranging from 500 to
$50 Fer sale by 81. BALDWIN,
NH Sits 148 Main ct, Richmond
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Shackleford, charged with robbing the U. State
mail, has been acquitted at Frankfort, Kentucky
AID put on trial for deserting the mail.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
BY J. A. CowARDIN.

Ths DAILY DISPATCH is served TO subserIber,
At SIX AND QUARTER cENTsPER WEEK, PAYABLE 70
the Carrier weekly Price for mailing, Sfa year in
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued everv Fri.
Ssv. and mailedto subscribers at 81 peranuum
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DEMOCRATIC ELECTION DEMoNsrRATIoN- In
honor of the Virginia election, the Democrats of
New York, Thursday evening, Illuminated Tam
many Hall from top to bottom, and fred 100 guns
in the Park. In Philadelphia the Democrats, on
the evening, met in independence Square
and fired 100 guns. Professions, interspersed with
transparencies, moved through the streets, and
speeches were made.
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TOBACCO AGENCY.

GREENE, HEATH Z ALLEN,
II and 49 California Street, San Francisco,
CELL Tobacco on Commission direct
~ fir rom and for account of the Virginia Msnufac-
Curers, and TO whom refer.
Messrs EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co. Richmond,
viii reply to any questions and transact any business
for our house.
Messrs ALLEN 4 PAxsoN, New York, will do Hike.
wise. nol3-d&wly
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, REMOVED-The we'll known
. SELLING OFF.-30. .OOO doll,rs

q SELLING OFF.-30, ,0GO dollars
81 worth Of Gold and Silver Watches Jewel.
EN5S y and Fancy Goods, are now offered at
Exz&fe greatly reduced rates.
With view ef making change in our business
ne offer from this DAY our large stock of Gold and
Silver Watches, Gold Chains, Seals, Keys, Brace-
letG, Ear Drops, Bresstpns, Gold ThimbIes. Gold
spsctscles, aud Jewelry and Fancy Goods of everv
Fud 81 srestly reduced prces-nany article, at ard
below cost. All in want OF bargains will please cali
st GENNET 4 JAMES,
nv is Eagle Square
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ERESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
i We constantly receiving extra Green and
Black Teas of the very latest iuportatons and are
selling them at greatly reduced prices for cash We
only charge 80 cts and 81 per H. for extra O.
yune favored Gunpowder and Imperial Teas, and so
to IS cts. per ID for delicious Taiwha Oolong Black
Tea. Try them. HULST KING.
Ga-Gt
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PHILADELPHIA, May 8

Corn TRADE On-NdUy-AHQck on
P0licemen-BUrglary-Ib IbeatricaI-Im -Immi-
grafton, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, May 81.
The members of the Corn Trade Associa-
ton have leased the second story of Len
nig's new building, at the corner of Second
and Gold streets, and met there this morn
ing.
There is much activity at present at our
navy-yard, which is a fortunate thing these
hard times, for q large number of our me-
chanicS The steam ,frigate wabash is on
the stocks, and exertions are being made to
have her ahOat and equipped by autump.-
The number of workshops in the yards hav-
ing been found insufficient, two new ones are
in course of construction and they are nearly
completed. Large quantities of ship stuff
are on hand and more is constantly arriving.
About one O'Clock yesterday morning, ofiicer
Land discovered two men IN the act of getting 10
al the window of dwelling In Hyde court run.
ming north from Fiber street, below Ninth. -
They had removed a shutter for the purpose of
gaining access to the house. The mer when they
found they were detected, attempted to escape,
but the officers succeeded in securing them They
gave the names of James Baker and John Win
ters. The accused were this morning committed
in default of 81, 900 eacbsto answer at court
Mr. j. B. Roberts and Mrs Bowers are perform
ing at the City Museum to kne houses. Mr.. Z A.
Marshall lessee of the Walnut Street Theatre,
still does fns business at his popular establish
meUt
High Constables Johnson and Clark proceeded
yesterday afternoon 10 the western portion OF the
city after goats, and while going over the old battle
ground, having with them large force were as
sailed by mob of hundred or more, and all sorts
of missiles were hurled at them. Fortunately, the
officers escaped unhurt, though several of the riot
ers were struck by the stones thrown by their own
party. half dozen arrests were made.
During the present month the port physician has
visited eighty eight vessels which arrived from oIE
eign ports bringing 3, 397 passengers.
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WHITE GOODS.-We have ON hand
w 8 fine assortment OF WHITE GOODS, con-
ssting Eff
Plain and Plaid Swiss Muslins N
Striped and Figured Muslins @
White Cambrics aud Jacor eta
Checked do. Book Musins @
Plain and Checked Nainsoohs
India Linens-Bishop's Lawns
Csmbric and Furniture Dimities
Irish Linens-Bird's Dispers &c &c
Which we will Sell TO the trade extremely lo%, to
make room for a large fall i'm portation. tf
nv % KENT, PAINE l. CO.
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The subscribe, begs lease to rete, to ae olo,og per-


John w. Brodnax, Pittsy vauis; Thomas D. John
lton, Ysnceyville N c.; William Long, CasWell, r..
G.; Col. Williamson Price. William z Nunnaily, dc,
Dr. E. T. Brodnax, Rockingham, N. c; Burton L
Egg Henry. Va; John Fonteine, Esq., DO; Rsgsdale
&Co, PittsyIvauia Court House, James C. sruce,
Halifax County. Va Stct es Co. IudEe William
Dsnisl, Samuel Ayres, RE bDond, VaI iVm. AyreG,
DanVille, Va.
my 25-dIm Whig and ENQUIRER COPY.