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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06
MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Cotton is unch apred and
only moderate business doing. Flour is tending
upward. Good Ohio flour Ia SELLING at 60 ~ a S,o
% Southern -four 50 so a $40 % per bbl sop,b.
efn white wheat Is quoted at So so per bushel.-
western mixed corn bears nominal quotation OF
- Us per bushei Pork is higher. old mess selling
at SD %. Beef firm with an upward tendency
Ohio Whiskey "a 81 cents per gallon.
Money easy, stocks better Virginia Skies
quoted at S97.
BALTIMORE, April 5-Flour is advancing. How.
ard street is selling at 1915 per barrel. Receipts
OF gram are much larger and wheat is advancing
we quote req at .. ~ 40, and white at 50 35 a
2,52 per bushel. Corn advanced. White % a OK
and yellow 90 81 cents per bushel. Virginia oats
81 90 cents per bushel
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- L. X. WHIIE.-LADIE -
MSHOE SALOON. No. 10 Main st. vea1Aan

The subscriber having at conside able
- pense, recently fitted and re-furnished In 9
most superior and elegant manner, the store former
ly occupied by White Pag., and having just
turned from the North, where be has purchased an
entirely stock OF fresh and desirable soods.
would most respectfully solicit his friends and others
in of any artc lie in his line, to give him call
assuring them that he will sell as low any other
house in Virginia. Country merchants would do well
to call and examine bis stock before purchasing else
where, 40 he 10 determined to sell as low and -
favorable terms any other house 10 this city.
He begs to tender his thanks TO his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
on the late OF White Page, and respectful
ly solicits continuance ofthe to the new con-
cern assuring them that it will ever be HE constant
aim to merit further continuance ofther patronage
and support.
He has within few days psst, received large and
we'll stock goods for manufacturing gentle-
sn,s and lsdfsS Boots and Shoes of every csscrip-
ton and would be pleased to receive orders for any
rt;rs 10 either branch To the ladies department of
manpfactutinx shall devote my personal attention,
md nedse myself tn every effort to please both
re Article and fit The gsntlemens branch IL under
H. mana sement OF M A. NJ DaviS whose reputa.
ZION as cutter is inferior TO none, and who win
svery efot TO D ease all who may favor with their
nxtronsge. Ny facilities for manufacturing good and
fashionable work, unsurpassed In the South. |
employ none but the best journeymen aud always
keep the most fashionable lasts.
P. K WHITE,
apps No IS Main sreef.
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A MEXICAN CREAM SOAP.-This

"A Soap 10 presented TO the public the be u To-
Dor. saving article ever discovered and every wsy
worthy the fullest consideration IL will do the
work Of the laundry In cold icatey. either sof bard
salt, dispensing entirely with boiling. posndiss.
rubbing, &c consequently large amount Of fsei
and and tear Of elothins 10 sayed and not oae-
half the amount of labor 10 required 70 do The wash
Ing of family.
The tendency Of this Soap 10 10 soften the cistses
and remove the dirt and In their use the banda Me
Washiue is done by merely rpbbinx the soap over
the Parts Of the clothes most soilsd. and plssins
them in water sufficient TO cover them, thefe sns
them remain q few hours. and then with q slight
hand robbius and rood rinsne, Will Be psrteezly
clean and beautifully bieaehed, and witho.t lnisiy
10 the most delicate fabric The cost ei this sosP .
no more than those ordinarily used.
Manufactured aud fer sale BY
CHARLES MiLLSrAu9H.
ans prursizt n Eat Main skfeAs-
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CINCINNATI Election Riots.

CINCINNATI, April 4th-l M. There is
no lighting. The Germans have Delivered
up the cannon and retained the wheels. and
are now quarreling about the latter. The mill
tary are under arms.
L. Nj. The Sheriff marched over the
canal and took possession fthe wheels, upon
winch the crowd dispersed Things are ra
pidiy becoming quiet, and no further disturb
ance is apprehended.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
fofgery an Observation-Disclosures Of a

fofgery az Northumberland of q
nv Ch,ef Cterk, &c.
"AsHlNGTos, APRIL SIT is now said
. mere that the forgeries of Col. j. Littlepage
Taylor, accomplished by using the name of
t .he Hon. jeff Davis, win not exceed $4,000
thoomgh nothing definite is known.
Inc temperature here is mild and rain has
been falling all day. '
Dr Charles 5. Frailey chief clerk in the
oehsral Land Office, has resigned on account
W u, III health. Joseph Wilson, brother of
W r' commissioner of the Land Office,
will probably be appointed 20 fiji the vacan'
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CINCINNATI, April dth.-Mr. III. III. Robin.
SON VINO was fined $50 and committed to
PRISON oy Judge Parker, Monday for con.
s se.. o' court IN not producing the girl Ro,
Lean, of the L. S. Supreme Court. to dav
Judge Mel decided that the Imprisonment
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AUCTION SALES.
FIXTURE DXy-
- r---------------------.- y.
bf DUNLOP. MONCfTpE
-
NJ AKBLE AND ALABAsTER 8


M ARBLE AND ALABAsrpp CIR,
~ ~ TuARY, BOHEMIAN Glass AZ. En STA
w, WAhE AT AUCTION On WEDNrsun CHtNA
ith INST. ncing at 10 O'clock at tbs The
lection of nsrS,s wa WI eel arse and splendid col
assortrn emit Of Italian Wsrks ~ A.. acins
10 the collection will be found variety Of rich
sieooratsty carved statuarv in groups and fsn,. o
Venus sfter Canova Venus In the sbeli: Hehe 81 IS
nova; Psyche Of Tenevani; Dancing Girls of C.no
Groups Of the Graces; saccbanites firm Hsrcusns'
other classical subjects beautifully executed eesr
the italian masters. amer
ALSO,
large assortment Of rich Bardislio Marble, Agate
and elbow OF Sienna Vases of various STYLES and
szes; Hebe. Et-uscan, Medicisn, Grecian. Gothic
Floieniine and Roman tasteiuly carved in alto and
ba'so relieves Pompeii Urns aud Vases suited to de-
corate halls. parlors. nches etc large Remsn Tsz
zn, ornamented with grape leaves ar supported bv
swans; Transparent Aabaster Vases for lamps; Mes.
poiitan Texas; Verde Praie Work Vases; elegant
gothic and Grecian Vases fer 1wers Tazzss of Adri
enne; large Fruit Vases and Urns large size VestaI
Temples; Gothic and Roman Tezzas; Fountains: Mar
PIE redestais; rich Florentine and open work Bas-
sets with relieve figures; Watch Gases; Asste and
iniaid Candl estcks; Obeisks; Marble Lions: Groups
OF Animals; Shells supported by Dophns; Martle
Co,nucopas and great variety of other marble and
aiaoaster articles, useful and ornamental
ALSO,
An assortment of B oh eman Glass and China Ware
1ERMs-Cash on delivery
DUNLOP, MoNcuRE CO.
The above splendid goods were imported direc,
.ioth itay during the present season. They have
selecied by S'gnoI g. D. Pandol6ne Just re-
ana most accredited studios, and secured the most
eautitui OBJECTS of art. The sale will comnrise a.
nnbl; gu a.s9rtment as has ever been offered to the
poho' aug Will e1ford an excellent Opportunity to
who may bs desirous of decorating their res.
''g me- with articles of taste acd ornament
Ahe goods viii be arranged for exhibition op the
day previous to the SALE when ladie. and eantIana
are invited to examine the collection ans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

HE LoBos COMMONWEALTH Guislo Com.
mercia OF Friday, states that Mr.. Fillmore is now
satisfied that he did and approve OF the letter of
Mr. Webster TO Capt. Jewett ia June, 1892, expires
ing the opinion that Americans could legally take
susno from the Lubos Islsnds.
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Rhode Island EIerfioa.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The elections for State off
GERS and Congressman took place in Rhode Island
to-day and went all one way Hoppin, w X NJ,
was elected Governor, and Rose, NJ, Lieutepsn,
Governor In the Eastern District, Durfee, X. N =.
was elected to Congress, and In the Western Dis
tFict, Ihurston Dem. X. NJ was elected to Con-
sress-all were elected by great majority.
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1pDlScdtf0H f0f. Te]e0ro,,b TLo,.t>

W7VJ CNWIEtT.
HALIFAX, N. s., April The parliament is pro
rogued, and the application from the New York
and Newfoundland Telegraph Company, for a
charter to build line of telegraph across tho n,o-
VINCE has not been acted upon. Nearly every
member OF parliament was opposed to it on the
ground that the Nova Scotia line offered every faci.
lily for business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

Trans. Arr ANTIC TELEGRAPH Charles Archie
bald and others, from London, and from the Cana
dian Parliament have been sppointed to facilitate
ID" construction OF transatlantic telegraph, de-
signed to connect the Nova Scotia lines with Ire
sand Capital has been already subscribed suGi-
e''nt 10 insure the completion OF this gigantic en-
'eFPrlse. This new company is not connecte with
the New Foundland Company.
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7ENTENcED-Wiltis Hester, who had been pre-
S'ously convicted of negro stealing in Chatham, N
- was last week sentenced to be hanged on Fri
day lh OF May 1t is said that ne citizens are get
ting up petition for his repreve
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BY PAYNE 4 MAYO, Auctionee1s

Infice on Bank Street-W. Goddn's New Building.
MISERABLE REAL ESTATE AT
H. AUCTION,-Will be sold MONDAY, the
9th instant. on the premises. the House and Lot on
5th street between Leigh and Clay streets fronting
9Th street 60 feet aud running back 1872 feet
alley. The House contains rooms, with all other
necessary out buildings, viz two story kitchen,
green house, bath house, &C., &c. Will be sold at
the same time Al feet of Ground adjoining, which
will be divided to suit purchasers
TERMs-One-fourth cash the remainder on a
credit of g. and u months, secured by negotiable
paper satisfactorily endorsed interest added, and
title retained till the last note is paid.
The taxes and insurance on the above property
for the year 1855, to be paid by the purchaser
PAYNE l. MAYO
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SrECIE EXPoRTATIoN.-The steamer Atlantic
called IRON New York for Liverpool, on Wednes-
day, having board 40 passengers, and 81 ,276,-
900 ia specie
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PRINT Works BURNr-Tho print works of Je-
gcmlah Knight, at Cranston, Rhode Island, were
burned Tuesday night. One thousand pieces of
calico were destroyed.
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DEATH OF TIKI OLDEST lSHABITANT The
Hagerstown Md, Torch, records the death OF Jo-
seph keenan,, at the Washington county Aims,
house, aged lnG years and T. days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

HEAVY RoBBERY.-Mr. George Adds, Jr, OF
Hackeu Town, N. J.. while passing in the cars from
Philadelphia New York Tuesday night, was rob
bed Of $1,000
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DEPARTURE OF TRooPs On to-day, 1t is ex-
pected that detachment of one hundred and fifty
troops, trccrus Tor the most part) will sail from
New York for California
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

ELECTIONS IN NEW YoRK- At the charter cleo.
lions IN Llmirs, Schenectady, and Ogdensburgh
n l., the Know Nothings elected their candidates
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fIRE IN NEW JERsEY-A large body of pines,
at South Amboy, N. j., were burned Tuesday
Pour or FIVE houses were burned et Cropwicks 9,
aud barn near Heightstown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

MuRDER-On Wednesday last, man named Fox.
on the fhliadephia road, eighteen miles from Bst-
more had his throat cut in ARRAY with man
named Valentine Filnger. Fox died immediately
and the murderer escaped
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a
Il daed of trust executed to the undersigned as
trustee. bearing date on the 18th day of November
1854 and duly recorded in the Richmond Hastings
Court Clerks Office, to secure tho payment of a
URDAY, the 14th DAY of April, 1856, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, at the auction store of Richard Cauthorn
expose to sale, at public auction, the CARRIAGE
and Harness therein mentioned
Terms ca'h. JOHN W. COSBY
ap 4-f0t* Trustee
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NEToISG RANK BuLs.-On Wednesday, the
Governor Of New Jersey vetoed the Freehold
Perth, Woodbury., and Hunterdon Bank bills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

PRoHIBIToRY Liquor LAw.-The temperance
bill passed the New York Senate Wednesday.
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''IEhSNr OF THE CINcisNArr SLAVE CASH
commissioner Pindeny, OF Cincinnati, on Tucs-
NY oec'ded that the negro girl Roset,a, was Free
'''u she was delivered to her guardians The com.
missioner decided that, having been carried TO
CINCINNATI by her owner, she came under III. ope-
rs"oh OF Ohio law and was moi, therefore, fugitive
n''n slavery. Rosetta formerly belonged to exc
resident Tyler, who gave her to his daughter. the
we OF the Rev. Mr., Dennison, OF Louisville Mrs.
lately died, and the woman was on her return 10
virginia when she was brought before Cour, in
Ohio, and declared free
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

AAiLisG OF THE JAmEsTovE The u 8. sloop-
Of war Jsmestown sailed from Norfolk Wedp esday
with sealed instructions, not to be opened until the
vessel was at sea Her destination 10 supposed to be
Havana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

ST. LOUIS ELEcTIoN.-At the St Louis and JEFF
ferson, Mo. election Wednesday, the Know Mo-
things were victorious
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STEAMBOAT ON FIRE.-The steamer Charles Os.
good from New York to Norwich CT, took fire in
the Sound Wednesday evening. Her deck load was
thrown overheard. She was much burned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

bEsTErcEp ToTHE bree Ger.
mans named Keilig, Rommett and Ebsr have been
sentenced to three years imprisonment In the pen-
Tertiary. at the Norfolk county superior court, for
hOK stealips
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DON'T READ THIS!-Be Il

FWkA known to sllwh are now o. mavheyeafser
be in want of anything TO carry vou from
snd ,p'sce to place, with the greatest comfort
the lowest rate, that the undersigned bas ga
mig the last year, greatly enlarged ard ipurorrd m.
III by adding TO his former business All
81 10 " hsht Carriages BUG0iES, ROCKAWAYs.
UaRNs,SWI nicn, being connected vii his SADDLE
r,o nnnEsS and TRUNK BUSINESS, makes II tb.
m. c;t Puste nonse to equip any one ia want In
assoItsS IN stock on hand ia very large and well
rshI;t, a hot 10 be surpassed in neatnesy and du.
~ tiio,.y, ne would respectfully return thanks 10
pstronse pesss and soliciting their continued
price and quality His store fronts n, Is.h M Tn ~
streets, opposite the Columbian Hotel '
~ f-on G. Il MILEa
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PAGE BACON Co.-The branch of this firm al
ST Louis, on Wednesday published in card theil
determination to close their doors, but assurins
,he'r friends that assets largely exceeding their lie.
oiltles, but not Immediately available, will be ap
pied faithfully to the paYm ent of their obligation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

bAkk UFrIcERs.--Mr Jos. II Pool has been
elected Prssaeut Of the Fsrmers Bank at Elz abeth
City, ~ C., and Mr. w. w. Grimm cashier of tho
ssme.
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HORSE: DEowsEB.-Two valuable horses belong
ing to Mrs Wynue, of Williamsburg, were drowned
On Monday week, having run into the river with the
wsson attached to them
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""'ANoE IN SUGARS AND MoLAssRs.-- There
was good deal oil excitement in the New Orleans
'"s'Ae' Tor sugars aud molasses on Tuesday last.
ana further advance 10 prices Sales were made
Vi pf''ne sugar at } cents, and prime molssses
Al - cents which is advance of three CENTS nsr
gallon within few days past. The stock has d.
m'ni'hed, and there is an upward tendency \,
prices :"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-06

NEGROES IN fuBLIc SCHooLS-In the Massa-
cnnsetts Legislature land not Wisconsin, as our
geographic agent incorrectly stated il bin has
been passed to its third reading, which admits ne
grocs to the public schools.
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The report that the Messrs Dupont, of Del, were
manufacturing powder for the French army is con-
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By TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
4l ON BROAD STREET AT AUCTION-On
THURSDAY, 18th pr at Al O'Clock p. M upon
the pre- mises will be sold that valuable Hon "a
and Lot on the Moth side Of Broad, between 9Th
James and others 49, ~
me Lot fronts "a f.et and runs through to Pink or
Market Alley about 80 feet, and is imnroysa hx
large four story Brick House Broad street. with
hitchen, dc, aud by Brick Tenement on Pink
Ita location and arrangement make this one OF the
most valuable pieces of property on Broad street.
ana worLhy me attention of those seeking profte.
TERMS -one.fourth cash; the balance at 4, 8 and
u menths, for notes, with interest added and Sc
taxes and insurance for the present wear f'
sp5 TAYLOR WII.Jfams Arct.
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WARRINGTON PUBLIC SCHooLs-There are . 100
scholars in the public schools at Washington city.
The Pennsyivsnia and Ohio Canal will not be open.
ed until the 18th met " fe
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN L APPERsoN, Aucts.
NH 29-dtds
OH 3D. ACRES OF WOOD LAND

Ok 3-4 ACRES OF WOOD LAND
eD) l. ON WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, MILES
BELOW RICHMON FOR SALE AT AUG
TION-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the 10th day of
April 1856 on the premises commencing at IL o'cik,
S54 acres of land South side of the Williamsburg
road about miles below Richmond adjoining the
lands of Messrs George and others. About 30 acres
are cleared. the balance covered With Oak and Pine
Lots of suitable size be agreed at the hour of
sale A plat Of the land can be seen at our office
The attention of Brick makers and Timber getters
called to tkis SALE as it 10 believed that the wood
and timber alone will more than pay for the land.
TERMs-One- cash ba lance at s. 6. and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added. secured
by trust deed title retained till last nete IL paid
NH so GODDIN APPERSON Aucts
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&ARREsrs FoR FoRGERY-A yount man named
VIM Davis was arrested in Buffalo, New York. on
Monday, for iorgcries perpetrated on parties in
New York city. He had committed the forperie.
In New York, obtained the money, and purchasing
astock OF goods, had opened a store In Buffalo.
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LEASE ON VERY VALUARIE

A LEASE ON VERY ABLE
"a PROPERTY UNTIL THE 1sT OF FEBRUA-
RY, 1865 viii be sold at auction. the premises
and if not the next fair day, sale CONNIE ncjue at
O'Clock P NJ, the above lease lot of ground in
the city of Richmond, fronting 200 feet on the south
side OF the Dock and running back l25 feet to tine
river There is upon said lot brick building 80 feet
by 40, in which is an excellent steam engine of 20
horse power, with other achinery, used as a PIa-
premises With small outlay these fixtures might
be used for Plaster MILL for which business the Sit
ustion OF this lot together with the improvements
upon it, furn sh much greater advantages than any
other in the State. Plaster is brought to the SPOT by
vessels as ballast whilst the canals and railroads in
its immediate vicinity afford means of
to every section of the csuntry.
Terms made kr ewn on the day of sale.
PAYNE & MAYO,
Ofice in w. Goddin's New Building,
I'm RanE
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Il PORT MAYO-By virtue OF deed OF truat
from Anthony Roberts. to the undersigned a. trut-
tee dated 18th April 1851. and admitted to record in
the clerks Office of Henrico County Court, on the
9th day of May, 1851 to secure the payment of $3.50
[ shall, on MONDAY. the 10th OF April. 1855. If
fair If not, the next fair day. at ~ O'Clock M
expose to sale at public auction on the premises
low the city. containing 26 feet front, and running
back 1872 feet inches, more or less, opposite the
property of f. Waddell, aud adjoining Henry Ssun-
ders and - Lun kin's lots
The title Is believed to be unquesonsble; but act'
ing as Trustee, shall convey with .gscsi wsrIanly'
JAMES Elicit. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDpIs K APPERsoN, Aacts
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NEW SPRING GOODS, Is55.-WM'

N EW SFhlNG GUODS, IS55.-WM.
IN P. PERKINS. No. 14i Eagle Square, (Iate War.
rem Perkinsl is now receiving an entire new stock
of SPRING and SUMNER DRY GOODS pur-
chased within the last fifteen days, at prices much
beloto those demanded for the same Goods esriy in
the He respectfully invites the attention Of
the customers of the late firm and ths public gene
rally, TO this stock, consisting of the following in
part: Brown and Blesched Cotton and Linen Sheet
ings, of every grade; do do do Shrirgs do; Striped
and plain Osuaburgs, for servants; Linen Table Da.
masks Napkins, DoyIers ard ToweIings large stock
very low; French, English and American Prints;
Ginghams Jaconets. Organdie Musns aud Lawn,
commencing at 81; per yd Chally Bereges and Be-
rege DeLaine; lain Chaies all colOrs and qu ali
ties: Bereges, Grape Bereges and Grenadines; Black
Gro de Rhine and Tsffeta Silks; Black Rspt SiIks;
PLAID. Striped and Plsn do; Plaid India do, very
cheap; Blk Bombszines and Alpaca; Plain Bereges,
all colors and prices; Mousselins DeLsine, do do;
White French Merino and NJ DeLane; Cambria, Js-
comet and Swiss Muslins; NansFok and Null MusEs;
Plaid Nsns1ok do; Cellars Sleeves, Chemsettes
Caps, Flouncings and Embroideries, styles; Ho-
siery, Gloves, Ribbons and Hdkfs; Curtain Muslhs
and Lace Curtains; Cloths Cassia and Vessipgs
Linen Duck and Drills, for Coats and Pant; together
with every article usually found in Dry Goods
house. Country merchants and others who buy
Goods for cash. pay their bills promptly at the
expiration of months. will be offered very great
bargains. ap4
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me report that the naval force in the Gulf of ex-
'So' 10 70 be Increased, 10 without foundation.
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MORN, CORN-Receiving daily and for
~ sale BIZ ops EDWIN W0NTHAM 4 co.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES --Thomss J. Semmes former
y OF Washington city, h 10 Instituted sut at New
Orleans, against J B. Walton aud jas Ross for the
recovery OF damages, which hs lays at S. 900 1t ap
pears Inc defendants were inspectors of election
aod refused to receive the vote of the plaintiff al
eSng that he was not citizen of Louisiana although
be claims to have resided in New Orleans nee De-
cemher 1850, ~