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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18
THE NEWS FROM UTAH CONFIRMED

ST. LOUIS, May ia dispatch received here
dated Leavenworth 18th inst, states that the news
from Utah is unofficial; that private letter re-
ceyed by Col. Rich at the Fort corroborates the
statement of the peaceable conduct OF the Nor
mons. and the entry of Governor Cummings into
Salt Lake City The general tenor of the report is
universally credited at Leayenworth.
Governor Cummings was represented to have en-
tered Salt Lake City on the LIST of April. The ar.
my was ready for immediate action in case OF an
emergency.
New YORK, May II A dispatch from st. Louis
says advices have been received here by the Repub-
lican of the same tenor those from Leayenwortb,
with the addition that the Mormons had laid down
their arms. Governor Cummings, at the invita-
ton of Brigham Young, had entered the city with
out escort. Many Mormons had gone to the
southern part Of the territory, and their women
and children were preparing to follow them.
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ruLa0RAPHIC NHWo.
rvpoxrxp ron THT DAILY pIspAruH
ARp1yAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.

ournsc. NAV II The steamship North American.
with dates from Liverpool TO the 9th Instant mas
arrived of Riviere du boup. A..
The North Star arrived at Southampton on tue
2st inst, and the America on the ID.
The resolution relative to the future govern
ment Of India was steadily progressing In the
English Parliament.
gha resolution endorsing the union OF the Danu.
b;an Personalities was rejected In the House Oh
Commons by large majority: o
The French legislature had adop'ed 'he oo'e'n'
The envoys of the leading European powers bad
x,,n..,ed The (,erman Diet TO consider the propo-
alton of Denmark relative to the Duchies.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. May 5-Cotton advanced Saies
for three days of 10000 bales. Breadstuns steady
Provisions steady. Consols s3s
rsEcoND DISPATCH
A collision had occurred in st. Georges Channel
betweep a steamer and bark. Both were sunk,
and thirty persons drowned.
The schooner George. bound on the Niger Ex
ploriug Expedition, foundered in the channel, and
seven lives were lost.
In France the grain crop was promising. Bread
stuffs were firmer.
England had made formal demand on Naples
for indemnity, for the Imprisonment of the Eng
li-h engineers, of the steamer Csgiari.
Letters from India state that Nens Sahib had
been reinforced. and was about to commence OF
fensive operations.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-Cotto Sales to spectators
500, bales and exporters 1000 Manchester advices
Flour dull Western 2l(a2ihs: Philadelphia and
Baltimore 2t1kGl22,ss: Ohio 2llaHD41a
Wheat qais Ssd 8, % ts, wSt s g a. esrI
Resin dull a. Is Sd Spirits Turpentine teady, al
AS Sugar firm Ric. quiet.
LONDON, May 5.-sugar buoyant at an advance
Consols s7k@e7S.
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- To THE PUBLIC.-Tn look

~ " -
w>-l-a ing over the columns Of the Dispatch TINS
Jury of the Hastings Court had made presentment
against me for perjury IN procuring register Tor
Isaac, slave 10 Albert Aiken, by swearing thar ne
wac free negro born Of free mother. and tlat bls
name was Isaac JefferAon" brief statement oi
the facts of the i'll BE- my beet vindeation ana
satisfy the pnbic in which have lived all my lie
of IN y innocence. These facts can and gill prove
whenever the Commonwealth shall be ready 70 pro
coed with my trial
About the year 1856 was the tailor OF the County
Court Of hentico. and this boy Jefferson was COM
mtfed for want of a register He had previously
been ssld by the order Of the Hastings Court, OF
Richmond, as free man, having been committed
for the want of register. and was bought ~ Mt.
VIM Smoot of Henricn or Goochland: lie had
certificate stating that he was Free and had served
man named Dnnavspt or Dunaway for SIX years
When he made application to the County Court OF
Henrco for his free papers man named behty
smith proved that he was born free, OF Tree mo-
ther in the city of Richmond AMI the Court refused
to grant him q register upon the ground mat ~
Afterwards. when be made application to the Hust
ings Court for his register, was called upon a
witness and stated the foregoing facts never ni9
stat haiti knew he vas born free for d1stincty TOTO
the Court that all the knowledge had OF MIN was
derived from the oath of MIR Smith, in the Comfy
t'ourt and from having him in my POSSESSION as
Tailor as free man. and from his being sold 0y me
order of the Hastings Court free man to MT
SmGot This can establish upon the evidence o.
Mr. John Davis who was counsel tor isaac IN wy w
Hastings Curt. therefore ask the pup'ic 10 az
stain from forming any oninlon preJudiciaI 70 ny
character until can have trial upon tue Pesen|
ment, when these facts shall be proved
Very respectfully, prpr TT GoFF
Richmond Nav 18th 1855 my lS-lt~
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ELECTION I'll, IKE is.

IT, The DISPATCH JOB PRINTING OFF.
is pi epared to execute, at short notice and on
sonable terms. ELECTION TICKETS Candida
and others wanting Tickets for the approach
election will find it greatly to their interest ca
at the Dispatch Office corner OF Main and J.
stree 3, and leave their or5ers
Sc The best Ambrotypes aud photographs in
Rict mond, are those made by the artists, TYLER d
60. l3y Main street.
TYLER Co do not engage good operators fur +
few weeks 10 order to get up specimens for the door
but engage them By the year, and pay them high
salaries Visitors TO TYLER and Co.'S Gallery receive
the style OF pictures those exhibited at Iheir
doorway, as is the custom with others Price from
35c. to $25 500 taken daily. Old Fogy's clear the
track
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Northern Markets

New YoRE May I7-Vlour firm-State s4@14 10 !;
OHIO 81 ~ "a As southern 81 45(l4 20 Whel firm:
Outhern ned sl05(9I.l1; Whit Sl.l5Ggl.2n. Corn
firm and cent better-White 7l1sGg.Z7a; Yellow Is
as Stacks higher.
BALTIMORE, May l7.-Flour u1 hanged-Howar6
and ohio $i37; City Mills B4GIil2. Wheat dull and
unchanged Red 81 039I 06: " hite 81 20dI 80. Corn
tirm-Whi 60G63 Yellow 6f6GSS.
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This new and desirable invention combines the
follos ing important uses:
FIRST 1t 10 an Ice Dish. constructed as to pre-
serve the ice, by excluding the atmosphere and
d aiming he water from out 1t.
sEcoyD Ii ia rapid and perfect cooler, cooling
hutter With the ice which Ii put into 1t Tor other
purposes and with which IL does not come in con
tact thus economisng in the use Of ics and at the
anne time cooling on the only proper and scientific
prneiplethat of placing the les above the article
be cooled so as to get the full benefit Of the cold
u condensed air, which, frvm its specific gravity
always sinks, or falls.
THIRD 1t is a compact portable refrigerator for
cooling meats dishes Of any kind on the table or
sideboard thus giving the advantage o. cooling del
icate dishes separately without rendering IL neses-
sary 10 place them in the large refrigerator, where
they frequently partake of the kmeli peculiar TO It,
Or OF dishes contained In IL.
An Ice Dish, for keeping broken Ice on the table,
20 constructed as TO exclude the atmosphere and
Train the water from about it-thus tending to pre-
serve it-and one that, unlike the china bowl. will
stand the roughest usage, and last for years. and
which at the same time answers the purpose 81 q
cover, FIR keeping hies aud dust from the butter.
aud coz ling IL without separate Ice for the PURPOSE
must be an impor tant desideratum.
The apparatus Ia exceedingly simple, easily kept
clean and not liable to get ont OF order, and 10
ceptible Of high ornament, It Is made OF various
waterfalls silver, silver plate, brlttania and tin and
Il variety OF prices; thus adapting IL 10 the means
md table Of all, from the humblest to the most
wealthy f < s stsi sy IA, Main street.
sTEBBINs POLLEN, Broad and 9th sts.
GEO SUMNER, Pearl street,
my l5-ts. tt%f
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THE DISMISSED DoORKEEPER.

WASHINGTON, May IT.-Jos. l.. Wright, of New
Jersey, was to night nominated Democratic can
dismissed.
The general impression is, that Hackney's de.
linquencies arose from the fact that much lar
ger number of employees were forced upon bin
by the opportunities of members than the law al
lowed him, and the deficit was caused by paying
them.
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ORDER, AT THE SHORTEST NorIcE;-We are now Pre-
pared to make to order. BOOTS sHtEs s,u hat
quality. ,M NANzsI. who
bas been 10 the Boot and Shoe business Ior
the mast twert niue y, ars being engaged In ous-
ness three in LONDON FIVE Years IN
aars In rE1s CRY and ia well nown as competent
workman We will Their, fore give particular a.
teution to all kinds of Measured Work. also 10 TEN
T)ER and DEFORMED FEET: q we warrant 20
give entire satisfaction in instance as REGARDS
material. workmanship and nice and easy Mt
HARRIS & co q Shoe Depot,
Is-6t No. 1923 Main street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
rort Of Rschnsoad, May 17-d,9h Wate. "a q'ob
ARRIVED.

TIT y H'Vf"s0''1' may II -aWH Nule' "a ToF
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown, ParIi.h New York mdse
and passengers, Ludlam d atson.
Steamer Geo Peabody, pritchett Baltimore IL disc,
Luilam Watson
s. hr Haxall, Winters, New York, mdse, W
Currie
schr Mary Skinner, Waugh, N C, fish. Womble
i Claiborne.
schr Geo Henry, Smith, Philadelphia. coal, Morris
4 Tanner.
schr sonth Wind, Mitchell, Paltm re, guano, S
Mcdruder's Sons
schr Ju ia Rogers. Perkins, Porto Rico sugar and
molasses. Dunlop Moncure q Co.
Brig ID Mallory, SIeelman. New York, hay and ce
ment, Crensbaw Fisher
soop New Paekett, Smithfeld, peas Womble
Claiborne
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THE OUTRAGEs ON AMERICAN VESSELS BY
BRITISH CRUISERS

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE President has de-
manded explanation from Spain and England,
with reference to the boarding and searching of
our vessels in the vicinity of Cuba.
The frigate Colorado takes orders to the Home
Squadron to stop these interfereuces with our
shipping. If Spain cannot protect our vessels in
her ports and off her coast, will do it for her.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-18

HEAVY ROBBERY AT BROWNSVILLE, IND.
CINCINNATI. May 1.-THE Post Office and jeweIry
store attached, at BroOkesyile, Indiana. were
robbed Saturday night of all the letters with $500,
and So, 900 worth of watches and jewelry.
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Dtsgasttng Scenes In New York.
At Wosnen's Rights Convention 10 New York
one Of tho speakers. Stephen Paul Andrews, said;

At ,women's Rights Convention 10 New York
one Of tho speakers, Stephen Paul Andrews, said;
nonsht t5s In wv s q m.rrass
ton; One Of the dearest rights of woman was that
Of the maternity Of the coming generation. and 10
change the copdfiions of that maternity 70 experi
msnt a. be rouid say, aud 70 decide az TO the best
msthod Of string aud generating the forfhcomins
population iHsnsation.l At the conclusion of ma
piaUss.n -
At the sams Convention George W. Curtis, mo
,se,'a Who declares that there are NO gentlemen
n sno south, and that such thing - love 10 M.
snesn between the sexes here. made ,peech :,
perfectly live fointish I'm it, phraseologv ,h.,
eseh sss dseassd assembly, which greeted andrews
Appisnse could not stand II, and they over.
"e'"ea howacji With hurricane Of hisses -
s1s so.asf may imagine what sort OF maa Ho
saap Y. aud what Kind Of Language he u.e.. 70
-. 49, psopis' who can applaud Andrews, blush and
eecp thsis &Fsi So s's'. -Aa
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NorrcE.-FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE

NoTICE.-FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
MANCHESTER BAPTIST CHURcH.-The ladies connected
with the Manchester Baptist Church and congrega-
top will bold FAIR in this city, at the store re-
Gently occupied by Binford. Mayo & Blair, No. %
Main street. commencing on TUESDAY night the
18th inst This Fair was planned by the late Pas
tor. before his DEATH and the principles upon which
il was to be conducted Chose of the strctest rel
gious proprety) leftin his own handwriting. These
rules viii be faithfully carried out
Persons having contributions to make of money
or other articles will please send them to the above
place, on Monday next. The Fair will be kept open
during the week.
Price of admission, l21a ceDts-Children Ga cts.
my l5-ts
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R~THE STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL Con-
rEyT1oN will meet in the First Baptist Chur Oh,
on THURSDAY. the 10th Of June. 1853
IT O'clock NJ. and he opened with sermon by
he Rev JOHN A BRoADDUs of Charlottesville
Delegates coming to the Convention will report
at the book stores of Messrs Workman 4
Cottrell and b Price. THE COMMITTEE.
my IS-d2aw&cwtd
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.


COMMISSIONERS CERrINcArE.-The undersigned
sworn Commissioners TO superintend the drawing OF
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, do hereby
certify that the above is an accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn BY US this
day at Augusta, Ga:
l. l. + :. b bHass Sworn cOm'rs.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day,
May 18th, ls5S. LEWIS LEVY, j. p.
ExPLANATIoS.-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to.
All Tickets where the Number ends in 4 are enti-
tied TO $40 in addition TO any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle it to- Half, Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages are entitled to all they
draw over the $50 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
The principal prizes in this Scheme were distribu-
ted in the following places No 1924, s70a sept
a Charleston, s. u, correspondent and returned be-
cause the number did not suit him No 1888, 800
go. Philadelphia. Pa and Burlington. Vt No. g353,
$4,000. New Orleans. La. No. 5000, 5000. Nash
vile. Tenn No. $3.50, 5000. Montreal Canada. No,
1854. S3aO0 sckson, Miss and Austin, Texas. No.
52s4, $3.50, Savannah Ga.
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HS-.BooKs! BOOKS! BeoKs!!-The Gift Boob
Store No So Main street, has just opened, with w.
ry large and choice collection of Books and shower
of elegant presents. Of which is given with each
book. This is the place to buy books Gail at 81
Main strret n.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FaoM Rsv. PHILIP ANDERSON.

vnorNIA, ENoRr P.-O., WAsHIsaTsN To-
February gath, 1855.
IA y BAKER Dear sfr--My wife has be- ndread-
nearly III years She has lately made trial OF
your Premium Bitters with great success ana sat-
sfsctory conviction of their superior and inestma-
hia value 10 pasjeuts of this most distressing dis
ease. i would like, for the sake Of our common hu
mainly, for you to send me packard Of these Bit
terra M am fully prepared to recommend them con-
fidentl from an ample experiment Of their efficacy
ia mn family. Please send soon, and oblige one
whose prejudices against patent Medicines have
Welded once to the force of a fair and full trial
''' Yonrs truiy. PHILIP ANDERSON.
Price 50 cents per bottle. To be had OF all the
principal Druggists In the city OF Richmond ana
Elsewhere in Virginia also Ia North Carolina and
OF CHARLES sTeTT 4 Co, washingt n. d. O.; =. II,
SrABLER q Co.. Baltimore Orders filed by address
ing IL. bAhEns rLopIIogs"-vv u.
mylS klcnmohu, W.
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~ r. RES, the Artistic Operator of the firm
Of YIER Co, has returned from Petersburg where
ne took and distributed about 5000 Portraits du-
ring the past five m1nths Pretty good for little
Petersburg.
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SENATOR HArsE Col. Arthur P. Hayne, who has

SENATOR HAYNE-Col. Arthur P. Hayne, who has
been appointed by the Governor of South Carolina
o. s Senator, to fill the vacancy occasioued by the
in Congress. He considerable military dis
tiuction during the last war with England, and
brevetted three times during the war, first for
his services at Sacketts Harbor, next for his
vices at the stormog of Pensacola. and lastly for
his services during the night attack of the 23d of
December, and at the battle of New Orleans He
a. ain served under Gen. Jackson's command in
the second Florida campaign. He WIS afterwards,
On bis return to private life, elected a member OF
the South Carolina Legislature. and was for five
years U. s. Agent for Naval Affairs in the Mediter-
raneau.
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AGENCY m NOR POLK.

VIM. n. FOSTER, ESQ. IL the Agent for the DAILY
pssPAscn IN NerfbSk, the circulation OF the paper
there having Increased to an extent demanding per-
sonAl attention to los distribution the eo'ieeson OF
lnoa
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my IS--6

n@ CARD would call particular
attention to my large sale Of Dry Goods. common
cling at 10 O'Clock. THIS MORNING.: In my Males
Room up stairs. ALEA Nu'I,
my lS-lt AuetloneeT..
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Re- 1000 LADIES' DRESS CAPs-New
patterns, Just received, frora 374 cents up.
Also NEW STYLES HEAD DRESSES.
LADIES' BAZAAR.
my l5-6t IT'S Broad street.
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DIED.

On the f7th instant. after long and painful afic,
ton, which she bore with Christian humility ana
Ertiiude. ELIZABETH. the beloved WIG OF 'onn
Dsy les, Jr
Her friends and acquaintauces as also those o. the
family, are invited to attend her funeral at cIks
this day. from her late residence, Edgemont HOUSES
Main street. between 9Th and 9Th.
Yesterday morning, about II O'Clock, 81 nis resi-,
dence, Tay lorsvilie Hanover county. In the Iotn
rear Of his age, VIM ID TAYLOR.
The friends OF th family are invited 70 attend his
funeral at 10 o'clock on ednesday morning. l9th.
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ANOTHER AMERICAN VESSEL FIRED INTO BY

Boston, May 1.-THE bark Ringgold arrived
here, reports having been fired into, with mus
kets by British cruiser, after leaving Sierra
Mosenia Cuba aud that she was afterwards board
ed and searched by armed boats crew.
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Capttal Punts h m cnt.

The London Times, Of May 2, comes out In an
elaborate article against capital punishment.
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NEW BOOKS-At
~ GEO NJ VESTS Bookstore
HARPER'S New Monthly Magazine for June, Sim
gle copies Csc.
The CycIop@1ia of Wit and Humor; containing
choice and Characteristic selections from the
Writings of the most eminent humorists Of
America, Ireland, Scotland and EnRlaDd-lilus-
trated with "a Portraits on S,eel aud many hun
dred Wood bnsrayings Edited by Vim. Il. Bur
ton, with Portrait. vols, clio q, sheep IS
HISTORY OF the origin Formation and Adoption of
the Constitution of the United States; with Notes
Of its principal Trainers. By GEORGE Ticknor
Gu tbs. vols 81.
Commentary on the New Tesla
ment. Edited and Revised by A. c. Kendrick,
b. d. Vol 6, So.
A BIOGRAPHICAL Sketch of Sir Henry Havelock,
X. g. B. BY Rev. VIM. Brock, with Portrait
II
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LEGHoRN AND STRAW BoNNETs Also,
Gentlemen's LEGHORN and PANAMA HATS.
BLEACHED by NEW PROCESS, to look as well
as new LADIES' BAZAAR,
INV l5-Im IT'S Broad st.
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l.n FAYETTE ARTILLERY
wv Meet at Old Market Hall, this (rUES-
1921 DAY. evening at O'Clock. Punctual at
E4azt2 tendance is required.
by order OF The Commanding officer.
my l6-lt LOUIS BoTTb, o 5.
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ARMY WosM-We regret to announce that this
destructive insect has appeared in immense guam
titles in the wheat and other fields near this city
On the beautiful aud productive farm OF Col. II. ii.
Herbert, tn re are millions Great efforts will be
made to get rid of these unwelcome visitors
Norfolk Ia Argus.
The receipts at Hon. Ed. Everetts lecture in
Norfolk. Va. reached 1883 81
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Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
The Petersburg lntelligencer says that the Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad will not probably be
comnleted before September or October.
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GREAT INDUcsMENT -SANxAY & Co.,
AS Main street have concluded TO give to every per-
son who spends one dollar with them for pictures, ~
splendid Photograph of the Virginia Washington
Monument. my T-3t
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, PARRISH.
MASTER, From new YcRK:
J Appsby. w Nash, CIV Mills.J Booth, J
Chase, Jno III gran, } X SweetZer, Boyles. I'll Nj
smith, Fl Riidick, Cnrrant Mrs Z Clough,
Hr Mitchell and lady, A Henderson. A Tuttle. NJ
K Gooding, storm Mrs Phillips, J Oldner ADD
lady; Jno l. worden, U 8 N, Luther Manson U :
N, George Weemes, Mrs Barker, Redheld.
hos Smith, j o iilingsworth. Miss Wolfe, Miss
Wolfe j Dillon, hichard-2s steerage and 50 sea-
men for u Sloop of War, "PrebIe"
Also from Norfolk Mrs Wood and child, W 3
Hudson j X Ilko IL NJ Miller, D W Sayory, Chase,
j l. Cook A Woodwork, J o Burroughs, } Daw-
son W insiow.
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TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE OF DRY

Il GOODS, at the Great Rar gain Store Of e. GOLD
SMtT 2lo Broad street Handsome checked Dust
ers only 81; rich Black SILK Nantes 81; Black Silks
AT IS and S4sc; Corsets 81; p.rasols Use; Twisted
uitts 25c; Bands, 2yaids Of worked l21zc; eleached
Cottons superior article, Sc; Dotted Mullins l21ac;
handsome Emb. do zoe; TariatfLs 2 yards wide
Iss4 and thousands of other great hars to be
h;tu at GOLDoMtTS Cheap store.
NV IL 205 Broad street,
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NUrlCE.-Th Subscriber weuld re

\ UTICE.-The subscriber would re-
~ spectfully inform his friends. and the public in
general that he, having purchased the U 'OPER
SHOP. formerly occupied by DANIEL White. situated
on the Valley between Main aud Cary streets. eppo
site Stearns Thurston's Office is low prepared
TO execute all orders in OPER .t4E promptly, ana
on as good terms as others. Always using the very
best material, he hopas by due diligence to merit
liberal share of public patronage.
nv lS-6LS FRANCIS NIEDRMAYER.
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sECRETARY'S OFFICE BOARD OF TRADE
RICHMOND. 18th May 1853. !
THE Annual Meeting Of the Board of
Trade will be hely at the Banking Office OF Isaacs
Tay lor, on WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, AZ O'Clock.
Z. NJ. Members are respectfully invited to attend
my 1t
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,YrIcE MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.. !

OFFICE MERCHANTS INsURASCEO-
Richmond. MAJ nth. 1855. !,
The Annual Neeting of the Stockhoid-
off,ca corner I2ft and Main streets.l on MONDAY
NEXT. the 24th inst, ct ~ O'Clock. NJ
INV is-td MONTAGUE, Secretary.
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lust RECEIVED
u IL hhds prime Porto Rico SUGAR
Is boxes prime Pine Apple CHI EESE
so Country English Dairy do
40 hbs Portland SYRUP
50 bbls Extra and Superine FLOUR
Is pkgs Black, Young Hyson and Gun Powder
TEA.
Together with large and select stock of LIQ0URS
and GROCERIES, generally, for sale at low prices,
by NURVELL Il WAGNER
myI Corner Pearl and Cary streets