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ING EXHIBITION OF $50
will Exhibit ct Davenport on Saturday, July
18th, 1855, afternoon and evening.
ADMISSION 50 Crs.; rs CTS.
TN order 10 crafty the Public Taste In this elegant
lIstylo Of Amusement, The Proprietor has Incurred
great expense both In ihs variety OF The Perform
snees, aud in the spisRdor Of the aeeompanisments
Nos, Of the Fesis gwen by this Troupe are entirely
usv = I'd pres sntal ION Of which may be seen In the
elegant Wood Cut I'm grayings by which The Pictorial
6tlls are embeliished.
TLs performances will be given with the utmost
grandeur aud peculiarly OF eject, embodying NJ the
asns time the most A rtisiie scenes IN the circle, Ac-
robstic exercises, and Gy M nsstics OF manly agility
ana skill, superb Horsam abship, Comic Buriettas
.tr sexonuauIed nv 4 superb military
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FA1RYANK,s CELEBRATED SCALES.

A DAPTED TO any required oper-
Astion OF weighing, as for iron,
coal, hay, stock, and for the use Of
warehouses, stores and foundries,
and in short for every kiDd OF busi-
nses.
The great skill and fidelity eln.
ployed in their manufacture and
the determination on the part of the
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SPA d ~ PAPERS.

4 living In the country, price i,Ut
NbuDsby Papers, by Brougham 100
De Quincyis Memorials. 2 vols. LIST
Columbia, from the Frsueh, "a
Linda, OF the young pilot VI the Belle Creole,
by Mrs. c. L.. Hsntz, III
Salad for tss Social, les
Married not Mated, I,W
Bsrepice, 1,Vl
second Marriage daughters trials, "a
Island Of Cuba by Hum6olt, (" 1,x'
lntf OductioD 10 Social Science, q.
Fhiliy and Kit or life and raimsnt, )" I,Wl
The Heroes, or Fairy Tales, 2.
Jsss received and for salsat
At ''The Iowa Book Rooms"
~ Brady st., near the Pest once,
Msy3I Eli ADAMS & co.
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NxohAnx0

1kOhAnEO
o 81 parts ofthe United States toughtaDd sold.
COOK, 4 COOK,
Bankers and Land Agents,
Fort Dss AOines, lows
Atlanta and lntsrisr Banks.
VXTEshal COSTUME 70 receive and pay out the
wv notes of tho above Banks las We have done
since their orgapization) alter the 18th inst. And LIi
farther notice. (Janiel COOK 4 SARGENT.
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Graham's
Green Curtain Paper
0UN NucIIAGI.

LroR Bankers, Law ysrs, Counting Houses, &c, in
y large and small bottles, with aud without screw
caps ana brushes--at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. ID Brady st., neAr the Post Office,
9Th mo 9Th XII ADAMS & Co.
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n''lUESr.-~Mr. Franklin Suffer, foreman
= ''aa''on'e planning mill at Rock Island,
"o ot ms fingers torn from his hand BY
'N' machinery last Thursday.
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ALyokp 8 VAN PATikN.
VA sITr fA4p, HssgIp on, pptTf, WsTIsd, IS III
| w SAs ~ a5se ALyUhA . 4 tATsAS.
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Nav YoHK EVENING PosT.-Among tho
pie Of exchanges tina, we found upon our
able yesterday, we observed an open one
.Rh rather unfamiliar face bearing the
,ao's name Acquainted with ii BY reputa.
Ton, and aware that il had at the helm one
4 whom as q poet our nation 10 proud, We
at0lded il 10 see what "the Oldest Demo
G.tie journal 10 the city Of New York.
shleh supports the Democratic party when
. right and Democratic principles al
slys," could say in reference to the Dem
oetstie principles Of James Buchanan
Oaf astonishment may well be conceived
when We found this influential journal .
strenuous advocate OF the claims Of Jno. C.
Fremont for the Presidency, while il de-
Aouneed in strong language the extrsva.
gsnce and profigacy of the administration
shd The weakness OF James Buchanan, and
hs entire unhtness to control the affairs OF
government. We were led to examine the
pspera little more carefully, to see where
Il f~ightiully belonged, when in one corner
We Observed the little name of &c. Dow"
DIT Dow will find his paper in the post Of.
tee; ito Perusal may do him good; fine pos
's''ed q 1.-THE Of the honesty Of its editor,
ne would openly confess, what he no doubt
c'nscientiously believes, that the Republi.
csh party is right.
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COLUMN OF
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COLUMN OF
ELI A g. CO.
''THe IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
No. 80, Brady It,, 8 doors N. Of the PoSts0fdes
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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GROSS , 10DINsOM'S
American writing Fluid.
NOR opinions OF the Press, &c, see copy OF cerlia.
II Gates at the store Of the subscribers,
WHOLESALE RETAIL AGENCY,
for davenport EFT Eli a "a SSsR { o. Mississippi Valley
At the Iowa Book Rooms,
No. %, Brady 81, near the Post ONCE.
June II d.tf
OIL PAINTINGS, E%NGRAvIN0s, &C.
T>HE subscribers having several articles OF the ~
= boye description consigned TO them for PusLIc
SALE, intend getting up DAY Auorlos SALE Of Fine
Oh P.intinEs, Engfavfnys, Fancy Articles, DC, for
the accommodation oil Ladies' and Gentlemen.
Persons having goods OF the above description and
Wishing 10 dispose Of them eas have an opportunity
ELI ADAMS b CO.,
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Graham's Magazine
Il msni Ola new volume, price Is cents each mum.
Der; subscript IONS received ri Q2y5O per yearat
THE IOWA BOOK 1O0xD,"
No. SO Brady Street, near tho Post Office.
a u mo 10 ELI ADAMS IL co.
Green Curtain Paper.
w WAIISaPEss, v.Iioa. q%s.iitss
Fire Board Patterns, DC, Just received a.
It The Iowa Book Rooms"
He. 30 Brady g.. near the Post 0fies.
Gmo6.tf ELI e. co.
GUN HUCILAGE.
L0R Bankers, Lawyers, Counting Houses, &c, in
- large and small bottles, with aud without screw
caps ana bruShes--at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. % Brady st., NEAR the Post Office,
9Th mo 9Th NIL ADAMS q Co.
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bEEAkIss GRousp.--Messrs. Dawson &
'o' have commenced TO break ground at the
corner Of Third and Perry sts., prepare, CRY
Erecting a fine block of fosr story brick
0aildIngs this season.
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FIGURE or SPEECH. THE large
"IoAg OF ate ntiye listeners with up-turned
,u seemed spell-bound, as the dew Of
.a'n ts'iupon them from the mouth of the
speaker. "--D Democrat.
pe" Of TRUTH" Tobacco Juice, only
lobscco Juice.
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'i"ANoE DENiAL.-The Rock Islander has
VIC nardlhood to deny that Buchanan ever
'''''" The remarkable words, that { he had
' "oP OF Democratic blood in his veins he
''"'' open them and let il out. Why, dear
Tue expression has passed into history
ut you might with as strict propriety deny
chip"
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ioRs r. H. TALtnAs, CHAnLBsPovsh
poughkeeps,s, n. y DaveppoFt Iowa
TALLMAN 1 PowE1O.
Attorneysk Counsellersat Law,

NOTCH.
MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security.
VI Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold.
Time Drafs, aeoeptances discounted.
stocks, Bonds bought, and sold on Comm ssioa a.
Eastern Collections promptly made.
TALLMAN & POWERS,
ONCE over wIley's Store, South aide Of Second street
SO -
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THERMOMETERS,

IEGIxSUx0U0A xI1G9'
VARIOUS sizss, suitable for Stores, Hotels, Dive
hngs, Ae., rom IS cents 70 $9,5V each, also
MatnAemaa tical tRusmen
Fzbsr,s v r. wing Feaciis, all numbeu
Gum Rubber, Gum krxssrs,
Drawing paper, sMsil 70 extra large sheets,
Pins for artists, kuginsers, DE.
Horn Centres for /" DC, &C., At
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
@ No. 80 Brady st. near the Post Once
4 mon ELI ADAMS q co.
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NO NOISE NOR CoNFUsIoN.-A friend who
vas present at the speech of Shep. Letter,
'" Monday evening, says that be never saw
more quiet meeting, that there was no
'''AFDance nor enthusiasm. How different
" burlington, the home of Letter, there
Wal honorable individual was sgged. The
''a'es has a lugubrious article upon the
'40lsc'' but the Haoksye puts a different
ace upon the matter, by assuring the ci,i.
a"s 'hst The eggs were thrown from the
Gasste Office!
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"lssIssIfFI BRrper.-The Chamber o.
SVu'''eree OF st, Louis is discussing the
''Olse' Of obtaining an injunction agains,
"ste-constfuction OF the Mississippi Bridge.
'''"NN''tee is preparing an address in the
."" u d protest against replacing so seri.
w. an obstacle to the navigation of the Up
p' mississippi" The Company, we pre-,
.""e' Will have the breach repaired before
'r protest can effect~6nvthino.
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DIE FRUITs-Pesches, Damsons, Blsckbe rries,
Rhubarb, Whortlsberrles, Goose berries, and
Cherries, for sale At the "HAW kEYE.r
June - diff
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fHLI.Y 4 RLAcKAURN

TAnpsrs, Curriers', Importers 81 freach and Engllst
, Lssthsr. Desiers 10 Taalsrs'o OH aud Hides, sA3 Lax.
sErssI, GhiGAso ILLINOIS, lsls sti~ly
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DAVENPORT MARK ET.
CHICAGO MARKET.

hould be noted that the above are Wholesale Prices
,hen taken In small quantities higher prices have 10
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.pyrsrsrarsr'' Ste
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BONNETS,

% bbls Stucko Plaster in store and for sale b!
- s. Co.
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HAWKEYE STORE

Here's the place to Buy your Goods!
Coed Goods at
Low PRICES!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05
Notifications.

Whilst the government has its attention attract.
ed to this subject, it ought to take some measures
for the defence of Washington, the capital being,
atthis moment, almost as open to the assaults of
an enterprising enemy as in the late war. Such a
stigma as the occupation of the capitol by an enc
my ought never again to rest upon the American
flag. Our own coast, we may add, is by no means
secure, for though there are heavy forts at Hamp.
ton roads, the broad stream of York river is en-.
tirely open and there is nothing to prevent an en-
envy from sailing up that stream and taking posses.
sion, If he saw fit, of the capitol of Virginia.
These are few out of many specimens of the
unprotected condition of the coasts and cities of
America. What other government besides that of
this Republic, leavesits commerce and cities un-
defended either by adequate Notifications or fleets
and acts on the principle that the millennium has
segunf II halls the attention were devoted by our
public men to the defences and interests of the coun
try that is given to President making. we should
not be in condition TO invite insult and outrage,
even from the contemplate wretches on the 18th.
mus of Panama.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

The short Track to CharlOtttsviuc.
We arc aratitied TO learn that there 10 some pros
nae. Of j commencement of this important work
q. an earlier day than We had anticipated A com.
pany Of New York gentlemen have purchased the
Deep Ron Coal Pits, which are Immediately In the
route Of the Short Track. They are anxious tnat
Il shall be put under contract. at least a. far a.
their pits. as early a. pcssible, and there good
reason 10 believe that through their agency, In
some mode or other, means may be obtained for
decided demonstration towards the construction Of
the road. We hope this may turn out to be 40,
and that at least beginning may be soon made
upon that straight line which Is 70 shorten the dis
lance between Richmond and the Ohio some
twenty Eve or more miles
We understand that this company viii 60 to
work In their mines a. soon rs the neQpsary ar
rangements can be effected, with great energy
and strong force, and that their operations will
add largely 10 the coal trade of this city.
These overtures from the new company may
cause the books of subscription to the stock OF the
straight road to be opened at an early day. 1t win
be amongst the most profitable roads in the State
as IL win In fact be the fat end of the great railroad
10 the Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

FROM PORT AU PRINcE-We have advices
from Port au Prince to the 14th, and st. Domingo
City to the 9th ult.
It was suspected that the interest shown by the
English and French officials towards Faustin
proceeded solely from jealousy of the progress and
influence of the United States both in the Con-
gress and Cabinet The Dominican authorities
had ratified treaty with the United States. 1t Is
identical with the one negotiated by Gen. Gaze.
neau. President Mosa had proclaimed death to all
decree is mainly directed against President Baez,
as it was reported that he was encouraged by
France, England and Spain to attempt a revolu.
tionary demonstration from ST. Thomas
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APracticai oye.t;or .

The London Times says: ''The practical ques.
ton is-f the two countries have no just ground of
quarrel; If, a. Mr.. Dallas says, no one in the Uni
ted States wishes to engage in warmly, then
this continuance Of threats and recriminations.
An enquiry of great force, considering that no
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VIEWS or THE SPRINGS AND MOUNTAIN seen

VIEWS OF THE SPRINGS AND MOUNTAIN SCENE
RY.-MR. RID. BEIER, artist, has taken a number
Of views Of the Springs of Virginia and surround.
ing scenery. the Natural Bridge, &c which he pro-
poses to have autographed in handsome style and
to publish for subscribers. A view of Monticello
and some other points east of the Blue Ridge, will
be included. He is now in this city to procure
subscribers and has with him his views in crayon
sketches from which the autographs are to be
made. They are highly creditable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

DELEGATES TO THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
The District Convention which assembled at Tap.
pahannock on the Both ult elected Messrs Eustace
Conway and NJ R. H Garnett as delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention. They are understood to
be partial to Mr. Hunter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05
FAIRFIELD RACES.
C Spring Meeting, 1856.


FIRST DAY-TUESDAY, MAY 6. 1856.
heats; $500 entrance, 800 forfeit, to be the
first Tuesday in May, was closed on the LIST of Feb
ruary, with the following Subscribers:
C. Green enters b. o. by imp. Glencoe, dam Dark
ness, by Wagner.
James Tally enters eh. O.. by Tally-Ho, dam Bezy
White.
D. Mcdaniel enters b. c. by Boston, jr dam by Inn
ported Trustee.
Thomas boswell enters b. c. by Tally. Ho dam
SECOND DAY-wEDsEsDAY,M May 7th.-Propri-
etors Purse 8 200; mile heats.
THIRD DAY-THuRsDAY, May ath.-Proprietsrs
Purse $500; s mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, MAYS
sweepsake for year old colts and FLIES tout Of
mares which have never produced WINERY $50
entrance, $50 forfeit mile heats; to be run the
Friday following the first Tuesday in May, closed on
the LIST of February with the following subscribers:
James Tally names CHI. c. by Taly-Ho, dam Caddy
Jones.
Thomas boswell names b. c. by Tally.Ho, dam Sc.
ven-up.
D. Mcdaniel names CHI. c. by Senator, dam by
Hotspur
Henry Davis names br. f. by Childe Harold, dam
by Priam.
Bowie h Hall names ch. c. Expectation, by Regis.
ter, out of Lucy Long.
Bowie 4 Hall names oh. (. Sonoms, by Register,
dam Betty Steel
John B-cher enters a bay Ally, by Revenue, out Of
Miss Bette, by Mammoth Eclipse.
N. B. The Races or this Course will be goybrne9
by the rules of the old Fairfield Jockey Club.
q Gate Fee 50 Cents.
NJ C. EGGLEsToN,
ap 28-td Proprietor
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Arrival of a Surveying Vessel.

NEW YORK, May 3.-The surveying steamer
Corwin from Key West, arrived here this morn
ing Her intelligence from that port has been an
ticipated,
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ApuIrkhATios OF AILk.-Ths COMMITTEES ON
afe o. The hassaehnsssss Lsgislasuss. 70
ss1.. 80, On friday. bin By which, Il person
1919 mslk' With watsr or ctharwsse, Be e %
=. 49, - 1of ne hrst offence And iapsisonsd In
0aA NE nssths fss ~ sssssa
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MARRIAGE ABRoAD.-Patterson Allen, ESQ. Of
Richmond. Va, and Miss Mary G. Wilson, daueh.
Ter Of Dr.. J. Wilson, Of Cincinnati, were married
st Rome, on the Sd Of April The ceremony was
psriormsdb BY Rev. J. B. Mcclure, ct tho residence
Of the American minister.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

THE BAPTIST FAIR.-The Ladies of the LIST Bap-
list Church Grew. DR.. Burrows9 have been holding
q fair for some days in the corner basement rooms
of Billiards. new Hotel, for the benefit of their
Church. They will conclude 1t tonight at IL
o'clock. They have yet number of articles. both
useful and Ornamental that they desire to sell be-
fore they close and they solicit their friends and
the public to aid them in their pious object
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stated that the Rev. DR.. Thompson, of the Grand
street Church. has chartered the cabin of the clip.
per ship Dreadnought. and will start in few days.
accompanied by twenty members of his church.
on pleasure trip for few weeks to Europe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05
Nicaragua Excifement--The Transit

NEW ORLEANS May 2-The news from Mica
ragua caused considerable excitement here, and
the friends of Gen. Walker are working hard in
his behalf It is said that Parker H. French, who
has arrived here is authorized by President Rivas
to restore the Transit Company to all their rights
and privileges.
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Nomination for Governor.

CHICAGO, May 4-The Democratic State Con
vention here has nominated Hon. w. A. Richard
son for Governor, J. H. Richardson for Lieut.
Governor and Mr.. Snyder for Treasurer.
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NEW YORK May 4.-The steamer Edinbure
which left Glasgow on the Goth April, arrived her
this morning. with 70 cabin and 90 Storage pa,
sengers. Her dates are antici )ated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

TELEGRAPH WEsT.-The posts of the Lynch.
burg and Abingdon Telegraph have been erected
in wytheville, and the line is expected to be in
working order to that place by the 1st of Septem.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

PROFITABLE SPECULATION Faber's lead mines,
in Albemarle county, Va, were sold last year for
S25, 600. The purchasers have just disposed of
them to a company of miners, for $4,000 just
double the original cost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

NEWPORT, according to the News there, is to be
very full and gay the coming season. The hotels
have been put In order, and q new one, the Fill
more House, will be finished by the 18th of june
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


FUTURE DAYS.
VALUABLE REAL EST AT FOR
SALE-The subscribers will offer for sale at
public auction, on FRIDAY, the Goth June next, the
following highly valuable real estate, viz:
1 The we'll known fine Brick Store House, on
Main street, Danville Va, now occupied by James
r. Lipscomb ESQ It il 1856 feet long, with sky
liehts erected especially for fne Dry Goods bust
ness
2 One lot Opposite the farmers Bank.
g. 50 fine building lots, near the Richmond and
Danville Depot.
The sale will be positive. Terms accommodating
and made known ON the day of sale.
On the Same day the subscriber will offer for sale
his private Dwelling House. near the Depot, togeth
er with two fine building lots
my 5--1awtds =. LiSbEHGEh.
DY virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed on
ID the Path of January, 1855, BY Patrick H. Bridge
water and duly acknowledged in the Clerks Office
of Henrco County Court SHALL at the request Of the
parties Interested proceed to sell the 18th OF May
at the hour of IL o'clock M, in front of the Court
House Of Henrico county six acres of land, more or
less lying in the county of Henrco. about miles be-
low Richmond. on the Williamsburg road, upon which
there il a small house. The title to the above pro-
perty is believed be good. but shall convey only
such title a. 10 vested in me.
TERMs-One. third cash, and upon a credit of three
and six months fer negotiable notes. satisfactorily
dorsed interest added from the day of sale to the
residue. A. B. HUTCHINSON,
nv 5-tds Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

VIRGINIA POST OFFICEs-The name of the Of
fee at Gipsing, Wyoming county, Va, is changed
to 'Ocesna,' At Shirly, Tyler county, Va, Mr.
VIM. w. Clark is appointed postmaster vice Felix
Watts resipned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

James H. Dulany, formerly of Fairfax. Va, was
killed in Australia ON the 23d December last In an
attempt to separate two parties fighting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05
BY Richard Cauth0rn.

IN LIKELY MULES AT AUCTION...
lU On SATURDAY, 10th of May, at 10 O'Clock, at
the large lot nearly in Of my and the
city gas works. i'll sell auction 10 large young and
well broken mules, credit of months for ap
proved negotiable paper Persons in want of superior
mules will do well to attend the sale.
my5 r. CAUTHORN.
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The Late Fire AT Gowanda.

BUFFALO, May 2-The fire at Gowanda on Wed
nesday last destroyed sixty buildings, and all the
business portion of the town. The loss is I'M
known. .. ,.aE
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The Ounnibus Line.

We are grasifedto see the improvements maoe
In the Omnibus line, Mr.. EARNEST Is conducting
It with energy and good Judgment, and we feel as
sured he must succeed. The teams are greatly
improved and he has added third morse 70 eacn
vehicle which is very proper In view OF the steep
grades they have to traverse. The teams are wen
kept the harness, much of It new, and every thing
sbout the line looks like success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

REV. ALEX. SPEER,a distinguished Southern Di.
vine, and formerly Secretary of State of South
Carolina, died at Lagrange, La, on Monday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

Loss OF THE SCHOONER Ed EvERETT-The
telegraph has noticed the loss off Long Branch, of
the schr Ed. Everett bound from Alexandria for
New York. The vessel had 2,600 bushels of wheat
and l76 bushels of Rye, and is total loss. The
cargo was fully insured in the Albemarle Insur
snce company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-05

The Charleston, s. G., papers announce the
death Of Hon. Robert b. Gilchrist, late Judge of
the u 8. District Court Of South Carolina
There L. gentleman in Staunton, says the Vim
barrel "' ~i' Po'
The pork trading establishment OF ovslev a
20. 10 Lonisvill Ky, was destroyed by FIRE TO the
Aaron Cohurn, member of the Pennsylvania Le.
gsiafure tried at Harrisburg for the larceny of the
State arms, has been acquitted ~
The Fincastle VAl Democrat declares In favor
OF Mr.. Buchanan for the Presidency.
The heavy rains In Washington Friday flooded
the streets, and damaged the wardrobe Of Mas
Louisa Pyns TO the amount Of several hundred
dollarp
There were 2l9 deaths In Philadelphia last week,
81 which is were Of small pox
Bedks of subscription are about tn be opcned N
Losasville, for railroad bridge acvoss the llhiu
nvsf - that Place, 10 cost 100000.