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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01
BROTHER.
Another drunken Melee

The tar-room of the City Hotel, was the the
are Of noisy and fstcufFing melee, last Mon
day noon.
TIL hero Of this war was one of our merchants.
It seems he had got pretty blue and was for
fgh: anyhow. After maltrcatng one of his
friends, he began on another, when he'took little
himself; at which time he was unccrcmonously
huddled off to chamber and bed, where by the
application Of cold water--anl abstinence from
liquor, he soon cane to himself.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01
MOI Power Enough Vet.

We shall have to have u new charter or some
thing which the authorities of the city can fall
back upon. in order to carry on any improvement
about the city. We have been told in serious
manner that the reason the city authorities do
not drain the pond which accumulates on the
side walk near the Methodist Church, every
time it rains; is, that they have no power--and
so the inhabitants who have to walk along that
way are obliged to wade knee deep over the side
walk in water, or ANGLE deep in the mud in the
street.
There was no want fpowcr last year to squan-
der $50 of the peoples money, in digging and
planking a reservoir to hold water for the hogs
to waow in, and to breed frogs in. There was
no want of power to throw up the earth and
make frog pond, where it naturally drained off
but to drain it off and fill up the side walk;
there is no authority for it.
There is authority enough to keep the street
where teams and horses 90, in good order, so
that they can get along; but to keep the side
walk in repairs, so that foot passengers, men and
women can get along, there is no authority for
it,
Wei, we are getting to b a CITY any how.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

ALady correspondent OF the Chicago Tribune
is outin favor Of the Hats fora ladies ont door
Head Dress, Is much more convenient ana suit
able. She protests against bonnets on account
of the difficulty in seeing any way but right
ahead, and the trouble in adjusting it in putting
iton. She says she has adopted it, and Will wear
it any how-that's ri ht, wear what suits you.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01
ISAAC P. WALK F3Fs.

The New York Tribune names fifteen papers
besides several in Wisconsin, that urge the nom
nation of Isaac p. Walker, by the Democratic
National Convention, for the next presder-
cy.- Cincinnati NoaPGreH.
We should like to know what papers in Wis.
consin are ofthe character, above spoken Of?
The Cry Counsel have resolved not to grant
any licenses for the sale of liquor and the May
or has given notice that he shall prosecute all
who violate the law where proof of sale can be
cd.-RQcine. Com ar.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01
RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Every Sabbath at the Court House.
"a Chnnfer ON Worals.

= Chapter Oh Morals.
The article spoken Of in the heading, may be
rare in this vicinity, but, in order that the word
and meaning may not become obsolete, we pro-
pose to say few words upon morals.
The word is derived, as every body knows,
from the latin word mos, which signifies man
ner or custom. Hence the term is significant
of two meanings, and the adjective in connec-
ton will tell, whether the moral is good or bad
And, indeed, we often hear good and bad morals
spoken of. But, by men generally, nowadays,
the word morals is used in good sense, and IS
applied to a character who is not immoral 1t
is still. dispute among some philosophers,
whether the world is growing better or worse !;
but, to man who looks on the practical side Of
every day life, and every day, takes q bird's.eye
view of the actions of men as they are develop
ed, say, in this country alone cannot long be I'M
decided
The christian religion has been preached in
the world, more or less, these eighteen hundred
years, yet, to-day, in looking over the long black
catalogue Of crimes, that are every day commit
ted in this christian land, who does not almost
despair Of its saving power?
Are the inhabitants of the United States, on
the whole, any better than the Inhabitants of In
dia, China or Africa Yet the latter have new
er heard Of the teachings of Christ while it is
difficult to find a man, in the United States, who
cannot enjoy the preaching of the gospel
This detection minerals seems to be almost
universal among the masses, in greater or less
degree, while the habitually vicious, are every
day breaking out in some new unheard Of, and
outrageous crime from common lying, through
the scale Of vices, up TO relentless and cold
blooded murders. There seems TO be no exemp-
ton to any class or condition.
1t becomes the philanthropist to enquire into
the cause of all this delugc of crime, which
seems to be devastating the world Is it the in
creased and maIdcning thirst of gold, which
has unsettled the mind of every body Is it
that which has compelled the preacher to leave
his desk, the lawyer his clients, the doctor his
patient, the mechanic lis tools, the farmer his
plough, and the merchant his desk?
I'M t'''e~' ''''SD".'' ana "Ie'
O'0''''S anu S'9'eFS' helsh
'',' ''''
- = ''''' N'''" n'' 'uF'leo me hunting ground
u 'n' 'n1'anS' '"'o Il hish"ay OF travellers,
"i'U U"''1u WIN grave s'"heS' me mics OF the
"Ty " y "''u .'I"-O'S'','o lug''''e'
-, 80 '''' '''"''' 'O''o'' oo"c'' from
An1Lo.I.,3,... .'., INV '''oi's,''S
,;a.;.a L,.-;.,.,'. l..-,. '''o ue''oI0
-,.-. h'',''9 ''',s'' - V ''0'i,
IT, - ',- ''.''' =, ~, ''',l must
- '''''oI ma il"9 "o"O'-
Wv ''''''' ,'''s'i's '"Hocn-
0'' - ',.',.'' are ''' OH IN 'e land
'''''- ''''' ~ '.o Ic'"'h' from CaIior-
mo- ''''' "'' S'.''s :" give ''aoty 10 business,
- ''"ue' ana happiness 10 the domes-
,r Sl','~c
~ - :, w. - u''' any ooay DOUBT but
,,.0 '',lD ,u'' 'I'''''S Oh 'ne plouS labor
los '7o'' ,'0'', ','0 P'"yeFS Oh Inc ChaP-
n,',e ',o ''>-,' . ''' '"'i'aSe o' ule battle
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

In This CITY, 10y The Rev Mr. Grdlcy on hc morning Of
me IN M hr 1T CItN LATliBOP and Miss SARAH j.
HAGERIl, both of kCnusha Compliments acknow led red
IN belmont, Wis, on The 99h ult hy u. f. striker ESD
mr.. iiV1ikR DELONG and Miss MARY t. L.ANGLN, all
OF Belmont: > "
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01
Fire Meeting.

-" The members of Eenosha Engine Co No. ., re-
aus cd 10 nee, nj their Engine House, Thursday the 9Th
duy Of August, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
in, Z. u. WALKER Scc'y.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

u The alarm Of Fire on Wednesday pro-
ceeded from the Bell ringer Of the Presbyterian
Church He got up an hour earlier than the
rest Of the folks and thought it was noon at II
o'clock.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

u ANOTHER ARREsT.--A man by the name
of Downey, was arrested atthc Runals house on
Monday morning last, by some officers from N
Y. City, on a charge of Swartwouing with the
funds of firm for which he was agent in New
York City. lie was employed by them in sell
ing coal and after having taken from FIVE to ten
thousand dollars, he left for this popular city,
where he was taken care of. His wife was with
him. We understand she was left here to take
care of herself Some four or five thousand dol
lars was found about him, which was taken care
of. He was placed on board the Arctic for
Chicago, and Sing-Sing.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01
Foolish, Scrape.

A couple of young men from the halfway
house, were in the lake in a small boat, on Sur
day last, and thinking they would save the la
Dor of rowing back, they hitchcd their boat to
to the rudder of the Arctic while she lay at the
pier; consequently when the Arctic backed out
she swamped the little boat, and gave the boys
a sousing. AS soon as Capt. BUTLIN learned
what was in the wind, (or rather in the water)
he stopped his boat and sent TO their rescue, help
enough to save them.
The fools deserved the punishment for their
tcmerty and folly.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01
SOi9iCrs' NEnrrniIrs.

NJ, cIr..-.;,,.-
rorad ,,i,ns Yaop ;d , '', , '''c I'VE" OK
jat,r. a. IyosI,i,,,,tr,1 s''o 9PT'",
,orron,s IN aJ,a5a,,t' ~ o"' I'no
.iti, tIoro on c,-,,,l C -, Nv ''','y -
- so,To nam Ma - w. '"'''o - ''''u
co,n;,.os ot,hn,o lo,,,I .,.,,,,;1, :,
G., ana rs u'
o i,,ao - ~ a. 'o, 9,,.''' Ia
saca,,I '''O I''' '0'''' III '"'
~ Am, man WISHING r. ,,ot ont ,,.or-,,,. .,,,,
natnni ,rjIo,,,L JuI51 ca7 t,,n,l;,,.a
rf to,, ,I,,ar. i, c,.i, nr ~ = 80
named, step before twenty or thirty thousand
warrants winch have been for long time on
file, waiting their turn, and come into market
sufficiently in advance To commando nigh price
Spectators who are so continually engaged in
ooing up c,a INFANTS, buy mp claims for about
80 cash. by PayinG > ~ Tor hunylng the GER
uhcatc7 through inc land ONCE, and as much
I mere LOT hu'F!,ng me warrant iiiTo -tt the Per
SION 'IiI'c i"'N''i@ ;@-u W"th added 10 tie fist
COST ihah,s 'o'3I OF fo50--"Al Oh" marks price
acre Is %l'o eAch' llhG profit OF 1850 on each
warrant The SPccuIat"r las thus almost tie
monopoly OF Ihc market.
! TIE STATE pRfsoy--rbn Naror,o,,., P..,
lister saws that the deed for tho % ocros L,n,,0
TO the State has been recorded ot Do,,o Cor,~o
and that "nronosaIs have boon i..nrJ G,r ~,
bpildino Of te,nnorarv wooden nr;.n, ., -
tocon,,;sI h,, tho rr;s,,,ox,',,tl ~ ~ y
Lu;IInrs c.n bo ornn,,,I J. ''''"lo 1T
1to''o' h"S"' :" Ieet VICE ana o. ieet long
| Gems are 20 oe cf5ceu II thc Ar-t aud second
SORES Nv" tIeFS OF ce'7 each el9hI ieet Witc,
VIII, VIII oe eI'c'ed ID t"e GENRE OF Gach DRY, Wh'
WIZ IeaEe s"l'GTy I'VE lert WIde' Tor ne guard.
.IIIIue g., '''e N''o % t'ie ou',I,hg' ne Whoie
10 DC ii'''a''u 'l"'eu'a'e'y' ms building IS to
and they are 10 be set to work upon the rcrIna I
nent structure"
Er1or-rrrr Am Cur,p pn.r,rr no s,.-
tom, Of nrona,,;r,,no.t.l,li.
oJo,tod L,.tLo rodrotoTt, : ~
I,,tcr. however oro .tili con, tl,ra,,, IL D.,
o,,;,,,' ',,.,.a;I trt; - Wy '' !
Po'L': "a '"i'e''e III
I'M ~ ,o ' ~. "'''lu W az sure
Erao,s I;a,.a.,'ips e,',''',,''" Wa" "!C'
old Post Office dispensation, the rule was that
letters between friends need not be PREPAID
II that custom ever had any claims to approval,
'hey were cntlreIy swept away by tie operation /
OF the new Postage Law. letter which is moi
prepaid IS charged two cents more than when
prepaid. Is It polite, kind or gcntlemanly to
subject friend to tax of G6 per cent, which
Dement'S neither party to a correspondence? The
polite world should remember that the times
change, and that etiquette must keep pace with
the times, if it would not lose lis claims to gen
''''''''''' 00''2 ."cl u.lo".
THE RAPPERs.-Qnite a larre audience as
sembled at the CITY Hall last uioht, 70 witness /
the appearance of the ssnjrit' The Medium,
was not in very rood WORKING order and tho com
mittee appointed to jnyes,igate tho matter carao
to the conclusion. with the audience thar i ,as
a humbuo- chi .IoDr
-
The Cholerais beginning to disappear fromthe
Western Rivers. There are fewer cases on
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

n ESTR AY.-Takcn up by the sutscrilcr in H.
~ Town Of Salem, few weeks ago. a three ,ear ld
Z1-ZA- CREAM CDiOBED HORSE COLT Tn 80
er requested to prove property PAY charge and take Elm
away. 'TIICVGs = ~ nj mn"
August lst l3jl-4w, o. L-l+Lh'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

THE POTATO RoT-We are sorry TO be com
PEELED to say, that the concurrent testimony of
the farmers in this vicinity is, that the potatoes
are rotting horribly--worse than last year.
Potatoes and wheat--what shall we eat?
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

The B'oomer Costume has been generally a
dI3,Pied by the women Of Franklin, Iowa Co.
Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01
FROM THE DRUGGISTS or CIUCACO.-SALIs IN :
ONfiiS

Price one Dime per Roll; Rolls for - Cents: or 81
per doz. Liberal Discount made to Country Merchants
me candy Is neatly put uP with directions fur use
ha ONE engraving Of the Scottish Coat ct Arms. ard the
written signature of Hamilton Wndn tpruprc,Drj j. on
she "Ht'd" wrapper Of each roll and package. 10
FOR sGtc bH I. ID5las0a. ami start ErtalEtrA. Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01
C2lttiiIg wheat Euriy.

The unanimous opinion of those whose ex-
perience and knowledge has made them capa-
bic of Judging, goes for cutting wheat early, fer
two reasons, the straw is better for feed, and the
wheat is not half 50 likely to be injured More
wheat is injured from being cut too late, tLan
from ali other causes.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

rTr,,,. 8 *
t i,'n,,rl im n o. Suil9heh'' ~ ofc"
,ll, tilis Juusulthl' - ~ Holt 90
n S, :" ihe Propositions M emo no zee &C. o'ee
i.ctuihto -ilpeaL w per iioio, W go, %
i.t se 10 Otuofdrl per iol ~ 40 y, III luh w
ath!dayt' do. II - no fee
C"I'll' ~ ni, ~ ~
'f'ier 10 pt'h prisoner, - no nee no ;t'
Order TO discharge pris. = noiee. no fee
tNecuuon, - - ~
I.'tiH oti'I wiz ~ Scl itt' no S''' re
Taxing H.a costs, /! 49, no Zee. no lee.
-Noiee lor o1ii l" "ihCsss III Il cfuse'
Inc rracucil opcrahoho inns system is SHOWN III Inc
following charges for Justices costs merely in proceedings
y ''9 '''''"s up "'e"
WIS Mich w
Affidavit for warrant two folio So %
IakinS atid;yit, 06 "a CO
u"arr,,'t - S2 n %
six srbpocmas issued to plaintiff, 50 20 30
tiiimg T,,,, i Win oo'is''o'c' iV'Ih' 20
Filing Declaration 05
lliug pleas, %
( i H i! felnC!i!'i'h 10 special pleas 10 IN
tiint, 1,.r,,rit,' " " J 0J o3
oath 10 def. On application 10 adjourn, Of " 06
Adjournment, II l3 90
[iis % suopoelHS % o. - 10
FIing ycnire a.
oath to Jury, y = ID
G Dl' t ~ c i,r ~. slS' "o WI" d. 9G ~ oc
Filing affidavit O5 03
Attachment, % p 10
,, a. I,n, ~ W,,n CONSUME rr'uf" -
order 10 discharge him from arrest Is
Filing two orders, 10 06
Dath to constable to attend Jury, 06 o. o.
Entering Judgment thereon. . p .
E frInsGfp, Oh JadSlhen'' - % % 10 10
Filing execution, %
Taxing costs. Il -
og ,i 'S''"S' '"c'uy found Tor Plaintiff d GEMS dah-
Judg1ncnt-damaces found by Jury. "a
Constable $ jurors witnesses and justices COSTS = !"
In New York to COST. nv .'',S ,oo o,,,;ns,
the defendant to exceed five dollars which greatly tends to
suppress petty qrrcIS and gaiion' and desire 10 make
7,, r,a 't ,'' ,,,,. ,a.,
py e '' Tor Il 'h'y allowed =, NUS Of Potatoes to yield a
they were selling in market for % Cts He brought ccro.
ri therefore the Justices suggestion, and the justices
r zee, 'g'go' WERE as ,"I""s
Ccrriiorari folio, " ''' 3 90 - 10 - 81 81
', rr, 20 Go'''ol'r 10 t'I'o' %
ont Of. ,b,..,,i,
And yet has a right to complain, The Justice
charges only what the law allows him. the Ii:s"nts pay
c the NATTER is to rc tc a ', nv which men ca, l' in
duc hcr spleen at the expense Of their pockets and let
the costs system be introduced into dc,and let mems credit
'' 1910 ',y - o''' '''''''
Cutting wheat Early.
The unanimous opinion of those whose ex-
perence and knowledge las made them capa,
bic Of indopr. cocs for cut,inr whoat carly, for
..'..7 7,5.,....
wv" gre S''"M - "e''e' LOT eeo' ana me
wheat IS ho' ''"'l 80 nke'y 10 De injured. More
wheat is injured from being cut too late, tLan
from ali other causes.
u There lsa splendid chance for the fellow
that borrowed those scales of Elkin 5 last winter
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

u The Eclipse came of on Monday morn
ing last, according to the programme. The first
part of he eclipse was seen admirably well,
through veil of thin clouds, that was suspended
for the benefit of those having weak eyes.
Soon, however, the timex clouds came to the
relief of the gazers--and the Sun went along in
his usual track and the moon as if ashamed Of
her blackened face, hurried away and is now
displaying it nightly, as bright and sweet as
ever.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

THE RAPPERs--Qnite large audience as
sembed at the City Hall last night, to witness
the appearance of the spirit The Medium
was not in very good working order and the com
mittee appointed to investigate the matter, came
to the conclusion, with the audience, that it was
humbug Chi Jour.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01
LARGE Lot OF
FASHIONABLE EADTES-SEsOEs,
GONE NEW STYLES. Just received by
+. " LYMAN
A LARGE Lot OF
CREIT ATTRACTION!
AT
w. o. EsECK,S.
Watches, JegcIry. &C. Sc.

c7, "eHciFy, &c, DC.
TEFHE Snbscrber has just opened Mt his Establishment
h on Main -. n large invoice Of
1'la ana SILVER Patent Lever and plain Watches;
90 do Spcc;aclcs;
Ladies' Bosom, Scarf and CuG Pins newest styla,.
Jenny Lind and plain Ear Ioots: -"
Finger Rings and Lockcis. E1ira quality:
Cold and silver Pencils;
II"id and steel Pens. Belt Buckles and Slides:
Cold Vest and Fob Chains;
Sivcr ard Plated Tea and Table Spoons and putter
Knives: ID "''N D"'V'
livery Kind Of Jcwelry not enumerated above
FANCY GOODS.
Port monies. Card Cascs. Wallets Trirkct Cases:
daIr Bri-he. Tooth and Nail Brushes.
ioft ono. backgammon and Chess Boards:
Jei'n! Lind Port Folius for music
MUSicaI Instruments.
IIANO~, Guitars Violin Flutes. Accordcons, Flies.
.'S'" els' lanburincs. Bauos. Music Boxes
,.ih Row. iplin and Guitar Strings extra quality:
'iolh Bridges Refined Resin, &c. &c.
IN short every article kept Music sore-al o. Itch
VIII be sod unusually low for CASH.
uF. GOUfrcdscn
W i'll always be hand 10 REPAIR all kinds Of Watches.
Clocks and Jc"ery, with punctualy and despatch An
work warranted "
Anstruments repaired and tuned on short notice -
Persons wishing to have their Ianos tuned can be nccom
moda'od atany time by leaving their address,
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver
Kenosha July 81, Ie5l. w. "OUN'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01
Artesian Wells.

We see by the travelling of the machinery for
making these wells, that our citizens in various
parts Of the city are determined on having good
water if great bore" will do any thing in eff
Getting so desirable a result.
We learn that those who have had them dug
are we'll pleased with them.
One has been dug by public subscription, on
the Market Square, whether it will be good for
anything will be known when the pump is ia
ken out OF durance-ever since it has been COM
pleted large cask has surrounded the pun p
and looked defiance upon the thirsty whether
| this has anything to do with doubts about the
supply of water, we are not advised.
We should be glad to see the experiment tri-
ed, of digging through the clay bed if possible,
and seeing the result We have 10 doubt but
that any quantity of water would be yielded with
in about 5 or 90 feet of the surface. West OF
the Ravine we are confident, better success
would be the result of digging, than cast of that
locality.
1t pays we'll for any body who is able to COM
mence the labor, to dig for deep, pure and con-
sequenty soft water.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

RISE OF WATER.-Lake Michigan was play
ing its antics again all day Yesterday. the water
rising from two to four feet, every haIfhour or so
and as suddenly receding
At dusk, while the Lake was smooth as a mir
ror, without wind or any apparent cause, the
water rose to the height Of four feet twice with
IN an hour. What has caused this great COM
motion with old Michigan, is a mystery. 1t is
certainly very naccountable.-C Chicago Jour
nal Of Saturday.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

The Cholerais beginning to disappear from the
Western Rivers. There are fewer cases on
board the steamers, and in many localities it
has entirely ceased. Among the Sioux and 9th
er Indians Of the Plains it has made its appear
ance, but as the trading posts are well supplied
with medicines, its ravages were much less than
they otherwise would have been. During the
winter from three to four thousand Of these IN
dams died with the smallpox.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

SPlritual C0RreHfl0n.-We are informed that
National Mass Convention of Spiritual Rap
pers,'' is to be held at Rochester, New York
in February next, at which il is expected that
all The Mediums" in the United States will be
present The Spirits have been consulted by the
mediums in this city, and their replies have been
highly favorable to the convention. There are
said to be almost four hundred mediums in the
country. IF these knockers should all assem-
be at one point, look ont for earthquakes.-CH.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

u II Is supposed that The cost of the Worlds
I ar 10 The cluzens Of this country who visit
the palace of Glass will not be less than $4,000
600.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01

~ There isa splendid chance for the fellow
that borrowed those scales of Elkin's last winter,
to make $40 by carrying them home. Look at
tue reward offered, and show your honesty.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-08-01
Thc Mystery Explained.

Well, we are getting to BE- city any he
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-18

ND OBERT McNAMEE, MAKER OF SUR
Ee> GICAL AND DENTAL lNSTRU MENTS,
stock, which will be found to comprise all kinds OF
Dental and Surgical instruments, Trusses Cutlery &C
He likewise makes to order and repairs all descriptions
Of Instruments Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has already received he trusts to be able to merit
tinuance Of it, by increased business facilities and de-
termination to give entire satisfaction to his patrons.
MAIN STREET opposite American Hotel.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-18
NEW LINE OF STEAM

AIsaWn NEW LINE OF STEAM
IAMA9K5NG SHIPS BETWEEN RICHMOND
-1-zAAz4sA9 AND PHILADELPHIA-TOU
- ING AT NORFOLK AND CIYiR
POINT.-The UNION STEAM SHIP CONF
PANY having built two beautiful first class steam
ships expressly for this trade respectfully give notice
that the new steamship VIRGINIA will positively
and the ship PENNSYLVANIA in few days there
after One of these ships will leave each port every
five days, and will go through in 4s to SO hours and
to from Norfolk in "a hours-ofering unrivalled ia
cities to shippers and passengers economy and dis
patch, avoiding all transhipments. Insurance will be
as low as by the inland routes Each ship is provided
with two Of Francis life boats, and have the credit of
being the best built ships in Philadelphia. Due notice
will be given OF the time for leaving each port.
RANKIN q WHITLOCK,
Agents at Richmond.
JOHN ROWLETT,
Agent at Petersburg.
T. P. CROWELL,
Agent at Norfolk.
LEVI ELDRIDGE,
General Agent, PhiIa.
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-18

ENIRE, LIFE 4 MARINE INSURANCE.
II The Richmond Fire Association are now prepar-
ed to policies of Insurance the above descrp
ton of risks on reasonable terms any similar
pany and respectfully ask share OF the patronage OF
the pub ic Applications will be received at the Of
fice No 223 corner Main and 9Th streets. where the
officers will cheeruly furnish all information that may
be required All losses promptly and literally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN H. BosHER, Secretary. no7