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The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-11-26

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send YOU an article from The Bos-
ton Post Of the Ord inst, which you
will please publish for the benefit Of
your numerous readers The article
as you will see is a keen. cutting and
terrible exooria'ion Of the Abolition
isis Of Worcester, Mass, place poto.
rious even in New England for Adolf
tion mania and Free Soil fanaticism.
Mr. Bu'man the officer alluded to, was
n deputy marshal and n very efficient
man in the rendition Of the runaway
Burns. In fact he was the officer who
took up Burns and after the trial car.
RED him back to Virginia. In conse-
quence Of this, he has been spottsd by
the families of Worcester and has 70
Gently been mobbed / know the
man we'll lie is one Of the best Pc
lice Officers | ever saw Bold, reso.
lutte. determined, still polite and aira-
bic, he is highly esteemed by all who
know him. This man did his duty
in Boston MS an officer Of the General
Government without pay or hire he
was instrumental in arresting and car
rying back fugitive slave, to his
master in Virginia. For this he has
been mobbed. What should be our
course in affairs Of this kind. They
are hapI ening every day. 1t is unsafe
for my slave holder to get into many
portions Of the North. md If he is in
search Of bis runaway Slave. his lifc
is in eminent danger | heard Wen.
die Phillips say, in flannel Hall thank
God, Pennsylvania had wiped out her
stain Of reputation, with the blood
Of the slave holder This is the SEN
tmept now boldly and publicly taught
by the sacred and profane orators Of
the North II is not time for us to
act When good men and true are
mohbed in Massachusetts for execu-
ting the fugitive slave act, what should
we do 7 why retaliate, retaliate.---
Whenever any aboitionist comes
amongst US, mob him, mob him. Let
none pass Do unto them rs they do
unto us. An officer Of the law sim
ply does his duty.--iaids - gentleman
Of Va. in rescuipg his slave, for this he
is mobbed, beat and bruised by cti-
zens Of Mass, Il town meeting is held
and The mob is oomplimented and full.
ly justified Can this last 2 Will
the good people Of Mass. submit to
this hope not for the honor of the
good old Commonwealth. There arg
many and noble hearts in boston, ma.
ny Union loving, law and order men
in Mass. Let US hope they will ye.
triumph. WEST BAToN RoueE.
=. s. The Boston Post you will find
to be perhaps the best paper now At
the North. II is battling nobJy for
the constitution and the law and is
dispised and dreaded by the abolition
purity. The best article / ever saw in
favor Of the Nebraska Bill was in this
paper, edited by Messrs. Greene d
rockingham. men Of talents, frmness
and experience and often spiced by
Sh'labsr the Mrs Darlington Of Bos.
ton. It is altogether one Of the best
conducted journals Of our country, and,
should be found on every gentlemans
able.
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~ A New Drama is meeting
with much success in New York, emit
tied "rhe Upper Ten, and Lower TWEEN
".
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Carr. DoN CARtos Dn VALEsolA.

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IT. is a singular fact, withal strange.
very strange, that people should al
ways be complaining, that other peo-
pie lack gentlemanly qualities. and
the very instant a polished gentleman
is discovered IN the drawing room, or
the saloon, thousand voices are rails
ed to sing out, boots boots Take
him out. Does anybody pretend to
deny that bon Carlos, The Count
Nesselrode, Bellgfoye, and the Baron
Schepk, are gentlemen in the full
sense of the word : And yet they
must be annoyed and maltreated by
their Honors the Chiefs of Police -for
what 7 Why, because they are gen
tlemen-because they demean Them
selves by gentlemanly department so
as to win all the sensitive hearts of
sensitive "Angeliuas," at fashionable
and sentimental watering places. In
common sense, how shall we account
for this persecution, unless it be attri
buted to thai fundamental principal Of
human nature, that green eyed lob
ster" jeaiousy II cannot be denied
that they are gentle and courteous and
dress themselves scrupulously in &C
cordance with the edets Of the last
Mutuiied Paris Fashion. It may be
said that "tbey live upon ere |ulity,"
but is not this the very staff Of half
the human life we behold :? Is il not
q Legitimate way Of living and if il
were taken away, would not one half
Of mankind be Knocked off their legs 2
We have no right TO look behind The
curtain That is, to enquire, how
such and such people manage to cut
such and such eapers. And why ?
Because hall the nabobs who take the
world easy, have arisen 10 fame and
fortune by bald faced rascali.y.-
When you come to enquire into the
autrocity Of crime, what is The mere
fact Of crossing the river without pay
ing the ferriage Of hiring four
wheeled buggy and not paying the
livery bill; or leaving n small balance
unpaid upon Il pair Of snake eolored
brooches You would not have a
man % about with uncovered extrem-
tiles Then WHY spin out column af-
ter column Of abuse Mt Nesselrode, or
Don Carlos They are indispcnsa.
bic characters in the Drama Of life,
and the fashionable watering place
would be insipiA indeed. without them
These thoughts occur to us, and are
by notice in the city pa
pers that Capt. Don Carlos the he
TO Of so many battles of the heart---in
which 50 much Of the best blood of the
country has been made to flow like
water has been ARE, ted and basely
ncarcerated, under the iDglorious
charge of borrowing undor the name
# Lord Ssyre. Jr.. Of Ireland. the
small sum Of twenty five miserable dol
ars Of gullable st. Louis merchant
hat somebody else, less worthy than
he Don, would have diddlo for a larg-
,r amount Vrybum sat, and same
people have no right to enquire how {
'ther people live, or to look behind
hem at their ''antccedeDts
--s~o&e---------
Observation-Disclosures this
read, we again offer our unfeigned
hanks, to our representatives Al
Washington, the Hons. John Perkins
md Slidell, for renewed favors by ev-
Try additional mail. We have com
'lete library Of life and death tables
accounts Of mortuarv proceedings
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No MonE ScHNArps The St.
Louis Republican has letter from
the Platte River, giving an account Of
another engagement with Indians in
that country. with party Of emigrapts
from this; in which we sec that Mr..
Udolpho Wolfe, Of New York, re.
ce'ved a wound in the ,high--a NOR
tai wound. II il understood that Mr..
Wolfe had gone over there to intro.
duce his Schnapps to the notice Of the
natives Of that benighted region, and
also the CanpibaI Islands. Thus it il.
that lie Is suddenly cut of from his
sphere Of usefulness. It's Understood
that the valuable recipe for Schnapps
was in his vest pocket.
May we not, on this occasion very
appropriately exclaim with the Patri-
archs, ''in the midst of life we are in
death" ION what a slender thread
hangs human life The usual Large
circle Of friends and relatives mourn
Udolp's untimely end. and grief is
dcluging the hearts Of "the mourn
ers.' who cry in their agony, "Alas.
Alas. We shall never more see
Schpapps. Bogel has few bottles Of
the Genuine left, which be offers the
i'sdulgens public at very small I'd.
vance for cash.
HA schism has been caused il
the Lutheran church in Maryland, by
the agitation Of the question IS to
whether % Odd Fellow can be good
Christian. .
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The Cuntoslry Snop.-We notice
that lIeroman has moved into his new
brick, Mt tho corner Of Florida and
Main Streets. Here he takes with
him. his accumulated stock Of ages.
1t has always been principal with
this dealer in " notions" TO have a
little Of every thing asked for, in the
whole range of human wants. Hence
it is frequently asked "has not Hero.
man got it," when the customer dis
pairs of finding what he wants. The
fact is, Heroman has anything and
everything not only in fashion but out
of fasbion-from n Madonna in brass, or
bell metal, down TO a dancing Jack.
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ls IT, on is IT NOT A FAcr.-The
Cincinpati Times informs us that pre-
vious 10 the late election in Ohio, sub
scrirtion paper was circulated among
the ofliee-seekers, and no more than
ttcenty- seren thousand doliars was
pledged for electioneering purposes
Here are some names and The amount
given:
Washington Mclean. 5000
w w. Cones 5000
BISHOP PURCELL, 5000
William l.. Gtoesbeck, 1000
g. Pendleton, 1000.
The voters of the Queen City res
ponded to this by giving 1000 ma
jority for the American ticket.
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Enthusiastically morning rain
set in here, with fair prospect Of con
tinuance. The Thermometer stands
TOE Fahrenht.
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Achnowiedgements--under this
head, we again offer our unfeigned
thanks, to our representatives al
Washington, the Hons. John Perkins
and Slidell, for renewed favors by ev-
cry additional mail. We have com
plete library of life and death tables
accounts Of mortuarv proceedings
on the high seas wind charts and
current charts; Patent Reports, and
Reports on patents; 10 short, all that
valuable miscellaneous, and statistical
information collated by Uncle Sam,
and published to the world. for its en-
lightenment.
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INTERESTING rao~ .=.

/ THKAFFAIa OF counr
iho particulars OF the sffsir Of Count Raous.-. !.
Boulbon at Guaymas are extensively g;,e. 8 !.
mexican papers. From several sccouns. II. ~
orleans PicaJunc complies the foIlowins
The Count landed on the niaht of the i, - =.
az point called Los Algcdonales and entered {; ;ys
mas In disguise. He then wrote note - ~ 1.sy
eInos Gen fanez, asking for an interview Win hi,,
which was granted, and 1t took place On th. .sa -
nlgnt. The Count declared to the Governrr sssss
ne nso come with hostile Intentions 10 Soncr. h.
tnaI oe1g well satisfied that the French yoIurssss
-. nm preceoed him were well treated and sI,st
tne uoveinment had confidence In fher, - "a ss
abandoned his former projects md ds;s uc ned
n'rsri, ~ me dispoeai Of the Governn,ens = P'aeo
Inc Governor had no confdence n his ,rrS.
Count, instead of folowipp his II .t ataLe. Tho
~ proceeded to seduce the French vo,. '..1-
greater part OF whom were ner.or.i, - :. sno
him The events that occurred from Il. n. - =, -
" to .ne Ian are NOT stated Onthe l4.h the French
nye OF the officers, stating that 10 view Of ~.
tile measures that were being taken .n.i.. :, 80
they asked for guarantees for their ssfty :. ,sa
,ssrea ,ss .ney might be attacked, which guarausees
tney expected to receive in the shape az hosfsr.s
munitions and artillery, otherwise thew misSf s:
Obliged TO guarantee their own safety ~ - -; - -
arms The Governor replied At once to their later
s.snng ina. tney were under the influence Of fais,
stories and that he had no intention of sttscI;n.
them, and gave them his word of honor that he
would not take single hostile step IL the French
battalion did not first act the offensive but that
the conditions they demanded Compounded his
eonor ana he could not comply with them without
hrst calling council of war; -. :.
IN the meanwhile, says the Mexican accounts.
1en. anez went on making his preparations to a.
.aca mem and on learning that the Count intended
sscs nim ne placed himself at the head of three
nundred men and awaited the coming of the French
battalion. The combat lasted three hours the
French numbering four hundred men, and ended
IN their complete rout leaving fortysix dead, many
wounoed, 'S ana TWO hundred prisoners among whom
omcer and ten men killed and several wounded. =
a court martial was Immediately formed, and lei
.s.s from Guaymas, of the 18th Of July states that
nc. senlsnce was that the Count and the officers be
take place on the 10Th. > "''o'' "ou"
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NoIiCE.-Ata meeting of the President
AZ and Directors Of the Richmond Fr.dsri.n -
and Potomac Rriiroad Company, held =, ths -,
the Company, In Richmond. 22d April, 1854. P'l u
hssofsed, That dividend Of 81 per cent ont of m
Proh1 OF the company for SIX months epdins siss
March last, be declared payable to the stockhoiSs :,
o. legal representatives. and after Tie rsf ~
May next. As s"ist of
A true copy from the minutes
aP % to C. w. MACMURDo, yres,r.
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CHURCH HILL ALUM WATER

ORTcHmoSD. VA.--This water il recommen nded by
Physicians, and has been found highly useful in the
cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Chronic Bron.
caltls, Chronic Dsrrhea Chronic Dyseptery, Memoir.
nssia. Leuconhes. Prolapsus Uteri, Passive Drop.
nes Nervous Diseases, Eruptive Affections, Ulcers
and Scrofulous Diseases
Dose: A ns-glsssful q half an hour before meals
TO be increased In quantity as It may be necessary
scrioeIs - ~ ~
Copies OF the Analysis by Prof Booth of Philadel-
phia, showing Its constituents can be mad of
"a PURCELL, LADD l. CO.
ho * 90 Main nj eorpsr IAth
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M RS. p f l. l. E rs ENGLISH AND
MI FRENCH ROa DINO AND N CGInnI

The eleventh scholastic year of this schot will con-
mence on MONDAY, October I'd.
Able and experienced teachers secured in all the
departments Particular attention 10 given Read.
ing, Writing, Orthoeraphy and Grammar throu gh-
out the school, and the younger pupils share .equdlly
with the older IN the instructions of the principal
pills under the tuitisn of M DE MONTHURNEY
can with dagence and perseverance, learn in year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
guages
TERMs-Board and washing S22o. English tuition
$40. Primary Department $50. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each $50. Payment one half in ad
vsnce-the remainder 18th February.
For further particulars address the Principal
au 7-2m
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DR- BENDAN, Graduate Of the Uni

~ versity of Berlin, and honsred by letters of
commentator frem the Legation of the L States at
Berlin, Baron Won Humbo dt George Ticknor, Esq g.,
President Woolsey Of Yale College sfers his services
TO prepare limited number of pupils for the Uni
veTsity College His instruction will embrace be-
sids the usual branches, chiefly the ancient lam
yuages, the French, German and Mathematics.
he also of rs TO teach the German and French to
Schools and TO private pupils.
Refer, in Richmond 10 the Rev. B. Manly Messrs
Gu.t A. Myers Jas. Binford, DR. Little, Professors
Gessner Harrison and shele de We're, of the Univer-
Eity of Virginia.
Apply at his office on 11th street. near Broad.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

..es.a. .ne circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
RichmorS rSoetIaoy that OF all the Daily papers Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

CAREER & Co.'s RIoAN HOTEL,
Staunton, Va: w. Fl. CARRIER, j. B. BREcKENRIDGE,
L. STEVENSON. Proprietors.
Travellers will find this new establishment a first
class house, and the Propretoys always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests.
The American" is situated Immediately at the
terminus of the Central Railroad. iY 22eSm
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ITO THE CITIZENS AND STRAN

n UEhs VISITING THE CTTY.-If you wish to
get your Hair cut and dressed in the latest and most
approved style, and your Whiskers changed to q
SON, at the Hair Dressing, Shaving, Shampooing and
Bathing Saloon. under the American Hotel.
n Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily from A M to 9 P. M, and Saturday to II
r NJ Single bath 25 cents, tickets for 81. En-.
u Hce on ith street. 5e2
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Old VIRGINIA NEVER TIRES

y The inhabitants of this good old Commonwealth.
ever snkiont 70 preserve health, have pronounced
tnat LEONAhD'S INSTANT RELIEF AND SPEC
of 1uhE, for Coughs Colds, Consumption, Asth.
ma, Hosrseness, Bronchitis, Whoopine Coueh and
Group, the most valuable Medicine ever discovered
IL has cured more of those afflicted with the above
complaints, than gu the nostrums ever compounded
Try it, you whe have consumption. Recommend
it, you who have tried it. For sale by
THOS. LEONARD
iY25 Govsrnors,
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EDUCATION.

NOTICE-The subscriber will, ON MON
~ DAY, the lith Of September, commence teach
ins school In the school house occupied by Mr.
George this year The sehsol-house is on Grace st
near Church Hill. He will teach ten monihS the
school to close the 18th of Julv 1885, His terms TOT
each scholar for the term will be for headipg n
ting. Arithmetic, Geography and Enghsh oremntr y.
S26 for younger learners sI2, rsysble lqate.S 10 10
a., ssysrsl va.r. Strict attention will be paid to
~ iesynins ard morals of all the children committed
80 bisr.re JOSEPH III. ROGERS.
an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

DR.. GEORGE SoHERER, formerly Practi-
toner of Medicine in Baltimore, respectfully offers
his professional services to the public Oce Les
ter ST. Rockets. jy N-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02
ID. TURNER'S "! Il SELECT c CLASSICAL

The 10th Academic Year OF this School will eon
mence on MONDAY, the 18th OF September
The leaving Of one cisss tor College will email.
the Principal TO form ,lsss of beginners ia Latin.
and also class in 0reek.
Pupils can be admitted who prepared 10 com.
mence the study Of Latin. or enter some Of The mo
advanced classes already formed,
Mons. J. MiCHARD Professor Of Modern Ian
gusEes.
For terms. see printed circulars, 2s--dim
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIL o. MAS w. KEESE 4,

Office with GEO. J. SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl st.,
VIII attend to the sale Of REAL ESTATE and eve-
~ description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, &C.
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EOR STORAGE.-D. B. BRTDGFORD

Il cos WAREHOUSES;, corner 20th and Wa
ter streets the Dock for storage of Cotton Coffee
Sugar, Molasses Flour Wheat, Tea, Oils, Metals
Crates and every description of Merchandise. These
sTe hrst-ciass Warehouses, Quilt by the late John
Enders) and insure at the lowest rates. Vessels of
the largest size discharge in front of the house.
within aO feet Of the door, there being about IA feet
OF water. Apply to
10
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AGREAr BLESSING TO THE AFFLICTED

AGREAT BLESSING TO THE AFFLICTED
The number and formidable character of diseases of
the Liver have long challenged the attention of me-
dcal men Some of these diseases, classed under
the general term of Consumption. have been sup.
posed insurable and the unhappy patient allowed to
die, withe ut medical science to ofer him hope of
recovery. Happily this can no longer be the case A
remedy has been found which will cure all com.
painis Of whatever ch racter, arising from derange
ment of the Liver The Pills discovered by Dr.
Lane of Virginia, act dire city the Liver and
by correcting its operation and purifying it from DIS
ease, cuts OH and extrpates the complaints which
have their origin in the diseases of this organ Re-
medies erto proposed for Liver paints, have
Iaea to operate upon the seat of the disease; but
DR. MLaDe's Pills mai e themselves felt upon the
action of the liver, and by cleansing the fountain,
derive their existence.
r 3 The above valuable me edicine, also Dr. M.
LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE can nov,
be had at all respectable Drug Stores In this CITY,
Purchaser will be careful to ak for AID
take mono but DR.. M'LANE'S LIVER PILLS.
Iners are other Pills purportng to be Liver PiIls
PURCELL, LADD CO., Drussists,
au<o-o0olw Richmond Va
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REroRT CoNraADfcrED.-The report that
large fire had occurred 1t st. Louis b wholly un
true, There has been no confasration there.
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A DAMS d CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR-
~ GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM

IA GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSBURG, &c, &c, 4c.-Hsvins effected arran ge.
ments with the u s. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond for, rEcIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, we are now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York MER-
CHANDlSE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wsdnes-
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be re-.
ceived at our New York Office, SO Broadway until 81
O'Clock, T. M, on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
Yo{S are requested to order by 'ADAMS l. CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
=, Our inland Express will run heretofore leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked to go via the in.
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer E1.
press - ADAMS & co.
y: L: McDoNoUGH, Agent, Richmond.
NOTlCE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for shin.
ment per steamers Roanoke or Jamestown. viii
hereafter be received by ADAMS l. CO., 50 Broad.
way, who are the only authorized agents for Expre.s
privileges by those steamships
LUDLAM PLEASANTS
10 o-n IS Broadway, New York.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
ny J. A. COWARDIN.

rhs DAILY DISPATCH 10 served TO subscribers
Ux AND A QUARTER CENTS PER wEEK, payable
90 the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, % year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH IL issued every Fri
lay and mailed to subscribers at 81 per annum.
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TESTIMONIAL.

CoLUMB1A, 8. C., April, 81.
Or. BEEDAs has taught my Greek, Latin, Ger
man and Mathematics for about four months and
rrRret exceedingly that the delicate health of my
twho made excellent progressl compels us to with
draw him from his studies for the summer, and that
therefore, forced at least for time, fore
60 the valuable instruc ions of DR.. Bendan who is /
sn sure, emiDeutly qualified to teach any of the
above branches do not believe that better teacher
OF one 30 good, be readily met with in
Try. ID. J. McCoRD.
N 2i-nlrns
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DEsIxD.-Mr. John Parker Jordan. the new De-
m ,craiic member elect from Perquimons county.
n c. denies the charge that be y pledged 70 vote
far Mr.. Badger Tor the United States Senate
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IbEWUF FED.- Hc DUUECIIUtT Has removed
his Office to No. IA Main st., formerly occupied by
Messrs. Smith L Roberts a Hardware store and
opposite to Messrs. Smith Il Harwood, where all or.
ders for COAL be left and will receive prom ut
attention. lily z2n"I P. C. LARUS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-02

The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-cspit.l $500 900
office on 18th street, merit to the Post Office. This
Company fasures against loss damage by fire in the
city or country, Real and Personal Property, inciu
ding vessels and cargoes In port voyage
au 25-Sm q. r. BRESEE, Actuary.
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I EXTINCTION LAW SCHOOL.-The

i 4 .ixth session OF nv Law SchoeI, at this place,
u,ll commence Monday, the 3oth day of October
rext ard continue until the 3rd Saturday OF March.
IsS5 Gentlemen desiring detailed information in re
frerce to the scheme of instruction. text books and
expenses of my School, will promptly receive il
through printed circular letter, in reply to enqu-
res Addressed to me here.
JOHN w. BRoCKENBRoUGH.
I.xipston AuR "a su 29-7t