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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-07-20
NOTICE:

iTHE firm Of Cu;bertson & Buckinghams is
L dissolved by the death of our Mr. Philo
Buckingham. The outstanding business will
be closed BY John G. Culbertsoh.
JOHN O CULBERTSON,
ALvAH BUCKINGHAM,
B. H. BUCKINGHAM,
July 5th, 1853. Surviving Partners.
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COOK, SARGENT 4 DOVNEY
IOWA CITY. IOWA.

IOWA CITY, IOWA,
Coox 4 SARGENT, Cook SARGENT 4 PARKER.
Douenport Rock Island, III.
= Cook, SARGENT, BARNEY & Co,
Dubuque, Iopa.
Bankers & Dealers in Exchange.
Notes and bills collected and proceeds remit
ted to any part Of the United States.
Bills Of Excldnge ON all the principal
cifies of the United States, bought and
sid.
LAND Nv nR.ANTS !.
ron CASH OR ON TINE TO SUIT PUR-
CHAsERS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
REFER TO-
e. W. CLARK 4 Bios, st Louis,
e. w. CLARK 4 Co., Philadelphia,
GEoRoE SIXTH & Co, Chicago,
N HOLMES 4 Sous, Pittsburg.
e. w. CLARK, DoDGE Il Co., New York.
j. w CLARK & Co, Boston.
HArcH & LANGDoN, Cincinnati.
July 10, 1853.
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NOTICE.

TNHOSE knowing themselves indebted to E.
Clark, by note or book account ARE for the
last time notified that they must call and settle
if they wishto avoid the payment Of costs.
f. CLARK.
Iowa City, Jan. nth, 1883.
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LEGAL NOTICE:
johnson District Court, November term D 1858
Stephen b. Gardner,|
Joseph Barber.
11HE defendant in the above entitled cause,
/ who has been returned mot found in John.
son county, is hereby notified that on the 2ist
day Of October. 1852 the said plaintiff fled in
the Office Of the clerk Of the district court in
johnson county. his petition praying for judg-
ment for the sum Of one dollar aud thirteen
cents, with interest. against the fol owing de.
scribed real estate, to-wit: Fifty feet off Of the
south end Ct lot No one. in block sixty three in
Iowa City, and that the equity Of redemption
Of said defendant in and to said land may be
forever barred and forcclosed; and that unless
he appears and answers thereto on or before the
morning Of the second day Of the next term Of
said court, which term will commence on Tues
day, the first day of November, 1858, the petit.
ton will be taken for confessed, aud judgment
rendered accordingly.
SAMUEL J. HESS,
Clerk OF johnson district court.
". PENN. CLARKE, Atty for plaintiff.
June %, 1858 4w prs fee IS.
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PERILS OF NAVIGATION.

The advantages Of this contract need scarce.
~ be urged npon wealthy men, or merchants,
for they rarely neglect it. and il they do. fires
leave them other resources. 1t is especially
valuable to lahoring men, mechanics and
others of moderate means-who, perhaps. have
little else than home and its contents in the
world.
! These should never neglect to insure; a fire
That may visit them at any hour would leave
Them homeless, and with no capital bnt their
labor to begin again the struggle Of life, and
years OF toll aud watching must pass before
they can regain what they have lost. if indeed
il is ever done. To such, insurance is Il duty.
Ifthe individual is worth little, the expense, Is
less il he owns much property still, the expense
is trifiing. and by investing few dollars he is
safe. II he is oveftakcn by misfortune and
his al laid in ashes, he receives recompense in
cash capital equal to his loss. and may soon
restore what has been destroyed.
POLICIES issued at all times, upon favor
able terms by
GEO s. HAMPTON. Agent
for Iowa city aud johnson county.
June 18th 1853 I'm.
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RENO
toHN o. cuLBERrsoN. MORGAN y
CULBERTSON & RENO,
IOWA CITY. IOWA

Witt allow a liberal interest on thirty, six
w ty aud ninety days deposites; buy, sell,
and locate Land Warrants, and attend to ~
business pertaining to General Land Aged
June 8, l853sy
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WORMS.

No part Of thu stem is more Liable to dis
ease than the Liner. it beirg supplied with
numerous blood vessels and nerves, aud il dis,
eased. the blood of course flowing through all
parts Of the body produces Liper Complaints.
Jaundiee. Bilious Affections. Dysuepsia, &c. &c.
LIVER COMPLAINT
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The BURGLARY CAsE.-The negro wo-
man Nancy, slave to Mr.. Richard Morieu, noticed by
yesterday, as having broken pfo Mr. Patrick Nor.
ns house on Saturday night and robbed it of various
articles, examined BY the Mayor and sent on to
the Hastings Court for final trial. on the charge Of
burglary. The prisoner after being taken into Gus
deed with which she was changed declaring that no
aided her in the preparation Of the deed. Some
Of the goods stolen recovered and now held
by the police as evidence of her crime, After being
remanded to Jail to await her trial on the second
Monday in December, an application was made by
her master to bail her, she had very young child
at home which required her attention. but the Court
refused to do this not having the power to admit to
bail any one charged with felony.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING AT
Xl WHOLESALE AND RETAII-IEUx has

now in store, large assortment of Ready-rnade
Clothing. all manufactured in this city thereby Civ
own citizens and enables him to offer to the public
superior article of Clothing He has ow in store
Goats OF every description. from S3 to $50.
Pants of 100 styles, from 81 so to $l0.l
Vests DO do from ST. to $40. W s ~
Also in store, a large assortment of Cloths Cassi-
meres and Vestings which will be made to order in
the best style, at short notice.
Also ou hand, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods of
every description,
All of " hch will be sold upon good terms, as the
subscriber has determined establish the low-prce
cash system. So give him trial
tE1 A LEVY, No. SO Main ST..
Opposite the City Hotel, sign of the large Red
no i6 sr. Gear
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PRIZE FIGHTING.-in Cali.ornia, ,Ithe intellectual
amusement of prize fighting is openly indulged in
The time and place are advertised in the public
papers. This is not much to be wondered at the
terrors OF Massachusetts justice are not suspended
over California.
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BOWLING GSALOON.-Theu undersigned
~ has just fitted up an elegant SALOON in the
rear of the Arbour, for the amusement and exercise
of gentlemen; with three splendid ALLEYS just put
down in the best manner by Mr.. r. England, and
pronounced by judges the most superior IN work
nanship ever seen in the city, which will be opened
this day to the public.
He has also completely remodeled his ARROUR
RESTAURANT, and it is now pronounced the most
splendid establishment in Virginia where can be had
all times the greatest delcacies of the season. and
where everything good to eat and drink will be al
ways ready for his friends and patrons,
returns his sincere thanks TO his friends for their
unbounded patronage, and them every atten-
tionef himself and assistants will be always rendered
oc 10 r. w. ALLEN
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The TELEGRAPH.-The Charleston Courier
learns from reliable source, that tie receipts q
the Washington and New Orleans Magnetic Tele
graph Company, for October, 1853, have exceeded
the same month Of last year by the handsome
amount OF $1,000
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On Fri lay last an American Eagle alighted on
one of the flag poles of the City Hall in New York
He attracted general attention, and gravely sat
til, no doubt, he became dsgusted with his hume
rous friends, when he darted away towards the
Jersey shore.
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DaowsEp.-The Raleigh Post OF Saturday learns
that corbin Edwards. Of Wake county. was drown
ed ON the 10th Of this month inthe Yadkin river at
Trading Ford, in Davidson county, whilst attempt
inetto cross, In a state of intoxication.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

The ship Victoria, which was burned while
passing down the Clyde Glasgow on the an
instant was owned by ,Zeraga Co, of New York,
and was valued at about $4,000, which. togssher
with the cargo, was insured.
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DURE COD LIVER OIL.-We have
i ustreceived full supply of pure medicinal COD
LIVER OIL very recently obtained fiom fresh and
healthy liyers, aud imported by ourselves directly
from the banks of New Foundland.
We recommend it with entire confidence to inva-
lids and physicians being perfectly fresh, aud
pure to be scarcely Objectionable to the taste Fer
sale by the bottle or gallon
ADIE GRAY, Druggists,
nov l9 l47 Main street
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The ST. Augustine Ancient City ofthe 18th inst,
states that 4the General Government has ordered
asurvey of the most practical course for ship ca
nal, to connect Tampa Bay with the spacious har.
Dor of ST. Augustine AMI that officers OF the q. s.
Engineering Corps are now engaged in .he sur
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FurL.-It is not our intention to become

FUEL.-1t is not our intention to become
annoying to our readers on the subject Of .'FueI'
but as that article enters largely into the necessary
expenses of the working classes whose means are
limited, we have determined to ascertain the cause
of the great rise in prices, and to make them known
to the public. If as has been suggested, the result
complained of has been produced By q combination
entered into among the wholesale and retail Dealers
the people shou know it, But If it hss been pro.
duced by scarcity of wood and coal and from ofher
good causes it sbut justice to the dealers that the
facts sheuid come out From personal observation
we are satisfied that any quantity Of wood may be
had along the various railroad hnes if it can be got
ten to market. and we, therefore, desire to know
what facilities offered each road for bringing Ii
in. Possibly these questions may be annoying, 20
certain extent citizens have not forgotten the
promises made them when their aid was beins
sought to build these roads, but Notwithstanding
this fact, they should be answered frankly. Viii
those who know, inform us how many cords of wood
are brought TO the city per month"; and what freight
per cord, is charged ON the Richmond and Erede,
ricksburg, Richmond and Petersburg, Danviile and
Central Railroads? We are extremely anxious tG
learn. te kx
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The New York Herald says thatthe name of the
politician of Troy, who has been discovered to be
defauter in his financial affairs, is Bosworth. He
is a postmaster OF the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

coNsEcaArIoN-By Divine permission, the con
secration Of the new Episcopal Church in Ra
leigh will take place onthe lItiI Of December en-
suing
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New NovEL.-"The Iron Rule or Tyranny
in the Household" is the title of new Novel,
complete in one volume, by 7. s. Arthur. 1t is for
sale at the Book store ofM G. NJ West under Ex-
change Hotel
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Book AGIN.-Poor Patrick Martin is
book aginn al the Valley Iun from which place he
was discharged on the 18th inst, after having spent
tw elye nlonths in that quiet orderly and well.ar
ranged receptacle where boarders are fed high with-
out charge, and labor is unknown. Last Sunday
evening. as Williamson L. Kirby was leaving the
ht use Of David Eagie. near the Old Market, where
he had been spending hour in social converse who
should pop in the door but Pat Martin, demanding
something to drink. Nagle showed hin. q pitcher
aud glass sitting upon the counter, and invited him 20
iubbe to his hearts content, but Pat wanted some
thing stronger than Adams ale. and on being re
fused seized the tumbler and threatened TO give IL
forcible landing the Uranium of the landlord's
head, If little of the "o-bejoyfup was not dealt
out to him al once. Thinking this rather strong
game to be s.osd in mans own house. Magic seized
him By the arms. and thrust him into the street,
when Pat discovering AIR. Kirby. gave hin side
wipe on bis right cheek bone, which made him see
more stars than he ever before btheids With this
Mr. K recovered himself and returning the sempii-
npenf, with interest," stretched Pat high and dry on
the sidewalk and then mounted him Tor further
consideration when officer Johnson and some Of the
wstchnen came up, and discoye the two; and TAX
ing them into custody landed them IN the second story
of the Old Market, from which place. Kirby was
bseauentIy baed After esrning al the fasts the
Mayor decided that Martin should give bail III abe
sum Of Sioo to behave himself 10 The fatafe, and
falling to DO ths he was again locked mp for another
twelve months bleaching. Kirby was discharged.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

ieseIuaJs HAig thinks its Democratic coufern
porsnee' u selzing upon Mr Cushing opinion on
Ine usltiSe Slave Law certain persons are said
to catch al straws, are thankful for small avors for
Mr. Fillmore IN the christiana affair. went trthcr
and lent, as far ss his high positiou wonld admit
his whole influence to puaisa he osfaniser. IT..
Wing has also some editorial shafta a;,nsa - i.
neighbor, the Enquirer.
The Enquirer has a long article from the Wash.
iDgton Union, embracing Democrasic views ,,ran
Internal improvements Rivers and Harbors. and
the power of Congress. which Il introduces win
highly commendatory remarks. g
The Mail quotes various causes which operated
upon the election Of Gov Price, Democrat, in New
Jersey, and thinks that when the condition Of affairs
IN that State is considered the result is not 70 be
wondered at The Mail also gives the puritans Of
massachusetts chastisement for again setting YAM
aee sullivan loose upon the community, to repeat
~ aeeas OF disgusting enormity, and bring disgrace
upon the humanity of which he forms most un-
worthy portion.
The columns of the Baltaia are chiefly deyoted
20 current news
DhoKE JAIL johnson Jones, who was confined
IN me hanawha Jail under sentence to the Peniten
uary ior horse stealing, broke cut few nights ago
ana decamped. man named Roberts, csn6nea
In the same apartment, intended to have escaped
| Through the same hole and threw ont his boats
coat' ana pocket book; but when he tried to throw
MS mortal body out he found to his sorrow, il was
TOO big and there he stuck fast unable to move eli.
fher way. Jones then picked up Roberts properly
and fled while R., becoming weary of bis unplesan,
position gives the alarm, but Jones was non est
The Charleston Republican says of Jones 81
Heis young man OF education-hasp proved tha
he has considerable talent for writing. His pros
pectus for paper to be called the "Sockdologer
writIen last summer, while in jail, was BY thu
Messrs Harper & Brothers, of New York, deemed
worthy OF place in their magazine
NORTH CAROLINA iCoNFERENcE.--An extra O
the Raleigh Star contains the list of appointments
by the Methodist Conference. We extract the fol
lowing:
Daarille Districs.-T S. Campbell, P. e..
Danville-Thos. B. James y
Casweii-William Carter, VIM. A. Brarne.
Halifax-Linville L. Hendren, Jas. Z. Mann.
Halifax African Mission-Jos Goodman
Mtaunton-AdamH IL Johnson, Jas H. Jefferson
Plttsylvania-Evan Z. Freeman, Nathan Ander
son, supernumerary. .affse fF3 =
Alleghany--To be supplied. Sy
Patrick-John T. ST. Clair.
Franklin--Dayid w. Doub, s. S. Bryant.
Stokes-Wm. Clege. RI 93s
Henry--SamuelJ. SPOTS.
Duplin-Janies L. Fisher. tt
+ Delegates 70 General Con aference-C. F.. Deemes.
VIM. Gloss Ro. J. Carson, Robert O. Burton, D. B..
Nicholson, VIM: Carter, VIM. Barringer
AtternGtes.-N. Fl. D. Wilson, Jas. Jameisou
The next Conference is to be held in Pittsbo-
r5ugh
The name of the girl who committed suicide in
New York last week BY jumping from ferry boat.
was Margaret Fitzgerald.
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The former Miss Susan Denim, afavorab!e actress,
il now Mrs woodward She and her sister Kate
were performing at Syracuse, N r., recently.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The CoURr OF APPEALS will probably
decide the application of Montague, which was 50
ably argued last week, on Wednesday Thursday
next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

Thirty. .one Of the nine hundred officers of the
United States Army have died OF since the lst Of
January last
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DENTISTRY.
IYTHTTE TEETH. HEALTHY GUNS,

w AND A SWEET BREATH-Ail these hene.
dts are derived from the of Zernlans pehghttui
Tooth WASH Ii Is used and RECOMMENDED by the
most eminent dentists in the country lt will cleanse
and preserve the teeth from decay, Il viii cure all
grant odor to the breaih Prepared only BY Francis
Lerman, Druggist, Philadephia For safe wholesale
or retail hs 4. 4. DUVALs 4 BRO. Richmond, and
all Druggists, stoniy % cents per bottle. Fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

Thomas Hanna, an old and wealthy merchant of
Pittsburg, Pa, died last week
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The civil term of Judge
Meredith's Court Is in session, and will continue
for some weeks, the docket being large one -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

Mr. Renwick has resignsd his Professorship In
Columbia College New York
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One hundred and thirty shares Of stock In the
South Caroline Railroad were sold In Charleston on
Friday last 1t sls5
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Acc,prsT FROM = Guss--We regret to
iearn that Wfilism Thomas Ego, son Of James L.
Fre ESQ. Of Hs1rco county, accidentally ahot him-
elf ID tie arm with . gun on Saturday last We
have not learned the extent Of me o. how
fatal ia ifs result. Tho use Of tire arms, By boys
who are universally careless sa practice thai no pa
rent should tolerate for moment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

Judge LaTue, of the first district Court, in New
Orleans, has resigned.
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The DALI Y DISPATCH.

ne eireulation of the Daily Dspateh erce.ss
that Of oil the Daily papers Of Riehmons
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Il AIDES WORK BOXES, &c.-Rose-
IL wood, Mahogany and Pspier UachIs BoxeA b.
fiemen's Dressing cases 81 superior HnAsh and tke
handsomest assortment ever offered. Tor saleby
mol zIMMEnMkN.
CILVER SPOONS, FORKS. &c--We
~ ara reeeisias Asuperior lot of the ahove, msde
Of fine Silver, and warranted.
Also-Soup Ladies', 6neax cpopnA ounar Qonss
Stuee Lsdles putter KniVe4 rlah knife en1 IoSk
Pastry Knife. Tea Streiners Dessert Knive6 Nankin
RinsA Pickle Knives md FoskA cnpA Qoklala Tea
Sets, "a. GENNE1 5kHE8
uolt Eallo 6G1Are.
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Frgx.-Shortly after Q .o,cloek last niol

FIRE.--Shortly after 8 so' clock last night
an clubhouse on Mr. v. Heckler's prsmisss, near
Fairfield Race Course, containing large quantity of
ket, was set on Ere, and with its entire con-
tents CONSUMED, Loss estimated at about e00o upon
which there was small insurance ON the h0use-
Several Of the fire companies, notwithstanding tho
distance, soon on the spot, and rendered all tha
assistance In thei ir power.
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THEATRE. yo,l seen Mr.. Co,,ldocl

THEATRE .--Have you seen Mr.. COuldock.
the great trasedan, now playing an ensasement at
the theatre II NOT you would do well to make one
character Of noiordnsy interest. We gave In ouryes
terdsys edition, an article from the ST. Louis Repub
can, which describes this gentleman as one of rare
histIionc talents, and truthful fe-like actor
When we siiaf have seen him, we shall then a1ve
our own opiniou.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

PHRRsoIoGY-Professor Holland, gen.
tlenlan whe brings with him the most nuquaEfed
reconme ndations Of very distinguished persons has
arrived In tis CITY 20 pursue he proesaoe q pbrs
ID the delineafion Of character from Genealogical de-
veiopmenrs. He IL stopping at the ExchsBse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

The GUTTER ON Dock Street, In the
neishborhood Of Enders buildings Il n koYrd con-
dition. VIII the Commissioners Of Streets for Jef-
ferson Ward give attention to this nuisance, and
have Il remedied 1t oneei
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

Walk YoUR H0RsEs.-JOhn ID. Quarlts
wa mulcfed for dollar and COSTA By permitting one
Of his driverato trot bis team along ths street
Thursdsy last, In the presence of oadcer Irving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22
GAS REGULATORs.-Read the follow

GAS REGULATORS the follow
~ ing certificate:
Astoy House. Nor. I've have had Dr. Walter
kidders Gas Regulator in at the Astor House. for
several months past. We have three Regulators at
tached TO as many metres, Tone to each, and they
supply $50 burners. The Regulators operate finely
they perfectly regulate the burning of the gas, and
with as good light, handsome per centage
upon our bills of consumption, say about Is dollars
week which is equal to 25 per cent. our gas BILLS
We consequently feel very great confidence in the
success of the Regulator. COLEMAN & STETsoN.
For sale by
STEBBINs, DARRACoTT CO.,
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OBsrRucTios.- - William Dodd was re-
ported By officer Kelly, for ebssructina the sdewak
and failing appear and defend The charge tined
cnSea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22
RARE Fos.-Haworth e. Horton's Opera

RARE FUE.-Haworth e. Horizons Opera
Troupe will give another of their capital entertain
menfs az Metropolitan Hall tonight They had 4
iarge audience last night and If We may Judge from
was perfectly delighted. All who desire to enjey the
ianghable burlesGues of this troupe-aII who are
willing to acknowledge that s 90
"A little nonsense, now and ffep
Isrelshed by the wisest men,,--- g p 81
all who wish to hear the music of the banjo and se
the dancing by the graceful MILES LefofIe and Au-
gusta-should go to metropolitan Hall without dssv.
time. - p NJ ~ 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22
REAIIy Dyrrcrous w,

REALLY DELIcIoUs.--We have accident
ally ne elected to notice present Of Tomato Cat
Henrco, surprising tn favor anything of the kind we
have ever tasted We do not know that Mr. n. man.
uiactures these articles for SALE but II he does and
SHAH be greatly disappointed in their good Judgment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-22

CLrAR TIE Oficer Irving re-
ported jesse Williams for ob@truetne the unsssr on
Gary street BY dammns = up 70 catsh water ana All
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Too MUCH RooM-Mr. A. J. Addinoton. !

member of fire company 7, No. /. lodaed cannl.;nt
60 the Mayor against John d. Quares for obstruct-
ins 18th street With brick to the annoyance Of said
nIe company. M. Addinston stated. on oath, that
pied by bricks, to the inconvenence and danger Of
members OF his company, several Of whom had been
tire. by this obstruction. On the other bapd MI
Quares stated that he had only one load Of bricks Ia
the street, notwithstanding the fact that he had 9
Mayor adjourned the case over till this mornins : IN
order that be might examine the premises befofa