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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-24
Eos. 81 { 33UNIOYsT, PORTLAND,
American Cream Soap IN bars, baur.
dry and Manufacturers IN barrels
and cans, Toilet, Shaving, SHAY
ING Cream, TranHpnrCnt, Go.

These Soaps are presented 90 tle raa.-, ae-r
hBv.u. been ihlmu.hy tc'trl D., ourselves unl
ficHl., a. thr bet Labor Saving Articles,
ever disco, ed, anil see uhcr ih.n 10 tie puuIe
as css.y Wa worthy thr'r oH1lirrrs
They DO iic vUfh ct ihr Laundry ln rHs't
isryu p1isr. cIihsr son, Hand az SAT; si'psn.
sing with Boiling ur Pounding snd The Wsshuhard
-cor.cuucD1, 70 large amount of Iu-l art war
lud trar ~ t'rtlir. ssag, a0l NO. o1g-t urih thr
amount ui ltUr 3. rJ4aitcd o. 90 the washing oi a
family. The trplrury ui these su1i' b. Oh snitf-
the ,athrs lri lH0fsa ihr h.li ofthr ON, without
ir.uy.. Na.hias d. done W. simply ullrr tho
su..,H de rant. Ui tie clothes mHst suiisd, ab,
placing thcn in vagS su.. sufiri0H' ts cover thsn
there Do thsm rrftin irv louu, Coz an night.
Do rHuycnirlt) th.n With II-hl haui lutD,n. aad
ganl riasiug, they villlrpsri.Jty ogln, ani silh.
aui ilify g. the urft d,Iicats uhrir. herir"s.
Sill, Shawl, So, mIN o. va.l.i Nith p'Ilcct
safety. Cotton Good, rriuis ~ a1, color that
vii fade IN water alone. whoa Ns'h-i with Ties.
soaps. ,rrrrliugt- directions, MI n1t ohsszc lri'
rruail i.m AL JAo Cn!sIs rendered more b.'iianli
ror washing Wogler., Pilots, Eilwg, Niu3u,
Nsrs, paiuiir--, L4urs, Silver Ware, 10, 81.
'hr.e SI7p- sIs rnHgri1r 90 ssy in che market
Tho ru,f IN hr4s sa1us y. no more gl1 or ~ 80
au.asfiiv uacd. and lesij's this he trrlt wear
and tear 81 tlHthirg corresponding. he Old Hrthsd
Ut hard mlLii. rpnn b1sri, machine, TgnldinS
barrel &c, sud ne necessity a b1lins' o. NAo'y
D. wholly avoided.
Veal ~ thi. .7ap flir trial. ch1o'n. to
tuist t1 iis own meriis nthrr than fcs"it a. he
publication Ut Boo. l,i 0f Certificate, from ihu'.
who have u..j II. wherever it has lc-n iEanulac-
tuned, which ve lays it 10 our power TO 40 we're u
necrrslN
Tor .ile, Whalr,ale, ssly. n ~ arl IS Uror
Street, Portland. and retail nv Graccrs gcn,ran.
IN ,ity anl country. Ascnis supplied ~ l,Lsml
terms. Al orlrr- aldresscd O. &. W. u. \
Co., POSTPAID. Me-. 81 81 % Union ST., roulssd.
Ne, vii. receive prompt attcntion.
For sale. Wholesale and Retail, ~
STEVENS & sHURTLEFP.
10 EOtITlI PARIS, Ns,
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C0rNTRY PR0pUCE WiNTEp,

NUINIhl INUUINh W Nv I'U'
NOR which Cash aul the hish,', Market rr
j ces viii L. paid.
jO1 Round HOGS,
- tons ~ Driei APPLIES,
200 IBIS. 81 green Do,
10000 lushels Of pOrATOEs,
1000 Ne. Of COOL BuTrER,
1000 10 OF CHEESE,
1000 do Of BEANS,
1000 do Of HONEY, ..-
WI. n. NcwEALL.
SO. Paris October 9Th. 1858.
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sNlNNNrs rnLANn. I.,.nfr-rL.

TIE .ulscril &C. hereby gives rub'ic notice 10 NJ
| concerned. thathc De-. lr,n duly appointed D.,
tb, Honorable Judge ofPmhal', lrr The C"on'y II
ONf.rI. ard assumed Ihc t,u', d Administrator Of
tas estate q
LEONARD srALDlNG.
with IA. win annexed late II Burkirli, IN
Il, tbc count, 81 Oxflri, deceased, hy giving iund
a. the hv directs Ne therefore requests ail per-
sous VIII. arr indebted to the sald a','as'd's 80
rr.tlIn4Lg iumrliaic payment AMI ihUf' who
have any demand. thereon, 10 cNhlhii Nh. same 10
jon PRINCE
October l., 1851. "
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CAUTION.

WHEREAS, JOSEPH DESsE, n'n.r,
w bound To- me by the solsstssn Of fan's ~
ring hi, mnority, has lsft without rny oon.est
aud without proyocation this i' therefore, 10 for.
bid All psfson, hafboling OF trusting hn "a Ny as-
count. a, 1 ,hail pay ~ d-hs ofhi' C0.traeiiat.
WILLIAM CIlrtCHHL.
su,ner, Sept 10, lsoL ~
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900 Doe. Mohair Mitts,
1UST OPENED, ani Tor sale, wholesale AMI
j r.tsiI, by JOHNSON, HALL 4 GO.
Portland, M. 70 10
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Cabinet Shop for salo

y = = - = - ~ = .
nm -.l,.rf,r. r-r. 90 .lIr ft..r & ,bi.,,
Shop. situated 'LA5g.
together uTh iHs
Tools and Machinery,
Drr....Ire ~ V.unr. T.nnHr, nrI Nrulalry
Na...rs.. fvn .r..'Ir .nvF. s.s Sow, I.rf...
g.. T.r rHHI. rs rfrr.I ur a T.rfr.u Tl.t
Er,t.' Who'll o.. r'.Ta De-. DO -.II atp Ir.-
-I.u .aHHI.l o.. ...r, toe. .r.ru.a r.-rsi..k
,. lurl-T, .rI lnr.H.r. o.. ..f.rr t.rt.,H-
lus irInr, r., OBJ. 80 tfsrs.
TugrLC 2 COLE.
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CASHMERE SNAWLS

same good, COO g. .a,t4.sI r''rvhcis.
5'GM1tSiR SttAEYIS,
10.
49, '''..' .t'.
-
=, ,r,r ,r, q" ~
e." P,vs,t raii.d.frvyrb. ~ "a
" Nar5l., b1h, rna, = n. -. lgI.2,, e.
" h.ha.r' anl NaA1is, l5os5
I..h...'.'I'' ""'''..i o.' -, '2'o ;
$50 600 ~ r.men Goods!
a.. .H.s l.." Dor 90 .....f t'i' 80
~ '', fh'' TOUT. '.'...' I'''.'s
'...' ZOO '''t '.., OH. "..'' '' '''N '','.
.'' '..' '.. % mo-" 90 '.' Co.,. l'.. ''''.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27

MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE AND DEATH.-The
Batavia Times says
"That on the 10th of January last, man by the
name OF Nicholas Philpot, a saddle and harness
maker in the employ OF Mr.. Ensign in that village,
was married at the Episcopal church, and in the
evening, himself and bride, together with about a
in East Pembroke. Shortly after the party, all that
attended were taken violently i'll. The Bridegroom
and bride, and young man by the name of Peard,
all died the early part of last week. and the others
are still very sick.
Some suspect thatthe liquor used on the occasion
was poisoned, but whether purposely or acciden-
tally is not stated nor is it known that poison had
anything to do with the matter Two more of the
party are dangerously ILL.,
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PURCELL, LADD & CO..
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW
are GTACC 70 -

DhOGGISIS AND DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW
Hs GLASS, &c,
NO. 90 Nam Street, cofne. 14th, Richmond.
nFFER for sale large stock, embracing
- the following in part at low prices for cash, or
on credit to punctual dealers:
5000 los best Indigo, 81 .rl
5 hhds. prime Madder,
1900 lbs. Cream Tartar,
800 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda,
"A bbls. Spirits Turpentine,
so do. Burning Fluid,
a $50 dozen Yeast Powders, .
1000 gallons Linseed Oil,
500 kegs White Lead. dry and in oil, b.
1700 gallons Lamp Oil,
$500 lbs Extract Logwood,
800 Nutmegs,
80 bbis Tanners Oil,
25 cases Chrome Green and Yellow, i
200 kegs White Zinc Paint H
. bl Is. Venitian Red and Spanish Brown,
20 do. Alcohol o
10 do. Yaruishes
800 baskets Sweet Oil, t
1000 boxes Window Glass-French and American.
~ cases refined Borax
rs do. Coopers glass;
1000 lbs. Paris Green,
600 ounces Sulphate Quinine,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Mustang Liniment,
Arabian Lninent,
Bulls, Sands and other Sarsaparilla.
6icines.
Their stock is large and we'll suited to the trade of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, -.
n. B.-Particular attention is paid to packing and
snipplng fe 2f--d&c 6
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Counr DREss--John N. Daniel, U. s. Charge at
Turin, in recent letter, speaking Of court dresses
says
81 have put myself to great deal of trouble
about this very thing, because / wished to estab-s
Iish the freedom OF the dress' here for oil future
Charges, and after delay ofseveral months, was
the Other day presented to the King of this coun-
trv IA suit OF plain black which have Often worn
in Richmond attended the first court ball ofthis
scsson. IN the same dress, and these are the only
times have appeared at court at ALL Since then
have received an intimation that Il would be es-
nniforn ana a. donot wish eilher to do 50 or app
,,ssr mncv the probability 10 that shall keep
away from the psla hereafter as much a. etiquette
viii allow me-
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JOSEPH R. ANDERSON, con,,;.+oo
r. 0. HAsKINs. 'e'ee'

WASHINGTON Feb. 90, 1854 Joseph lR. Ander-
son, ESQ.,, and R. o. Haskins, Esq, Committee
Gentlemen: 1t is with pleasure that inform
you of the safe arrival in good order and condition
of the block of granite donated by the city of Rich
mond, Virginia. to the National Monument, now in
course of erection in this city to the memory OF
Washington, Virginia's noblest son.
The Board of Managers tender their sincere
thanks to the city councils of Richmond and to you
gentlemen for the interest manifested in the great
National Work in which they are engaged, and they
will with pleasure assign this mememto suitable
position in the noble structure.
Most sincerely and respectfully yours,
ELISHA WHITTLESEY,
By w. EcHLoFF, Clerk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27

CHARLES III. BOSHER, Provision
~ MERCHANT, No. IA. Front Street, New York,
keeps constantly on band large stock Of WeGerp
and City Smoked HAMS. SIDES and 9H0uLDER6,
be sold st the lowest market rates e lain
NEW AND ELEGANT.--We have Just
Kid Gloves Of sixes also large lot of fAe steet
style Collara Thoee In want q either 6loves ~
Collars can Be sepped with the --latest stye Of
Ing aud Fancy Store, under the American Hotel
feN WM. =. Auc0cK = 90.
nAY-A small lot superior Northern
IL Hay, recsivel pr sbeAn1klp Nk6teiss - -
ssls ftum tie wharf ...-..... -...s,s
70 II sa JN0.lWs 'We1asx1s = "
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CoTTeN.-On the l7th inst, 49, ,977 bales of cotton
were received at the port of New Orleans.
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CAWS, SAWS, SAWS! Of every descrip.
~ tion, manufactured and sold by

~ IUIANV 9 BUHG3EH,
10th, between Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
CIRCULAR SAWS Of al sixes and styles, and
every other variety Of SAWS that msy b called for
TO give subtraction, not bcine fairly tried viii
be exchaneed or the money refunded
STRENGTHENING. re-tocthing and repairing Of al kinds
done at the shortest notice. t1
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to prcdaes
Circular Saw, either large smsil that we cannot
srsiehten. no matter from what cause o. how badly
Il may have been sprung or buckled.
Ali fCrculErs warranted TO run true. Dc l6-6m
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THE BLOCK FROM RICHMOND FOR THE
WASHINGTON MONUMENT


The following is the correspondence on the sub
iect of the block of granite contributed by Rich
mond to the Washington National Monument
RICHMOND, Feb. l3, 1854.-HoN r. WHJTTLE-
sEY, Commissioner Washington National Monu-
ment.
Sir: The city of Richmond, anxious tp partici-
pste in the demonsiratonIof national gratitude to
Vrginias best and gallant son, has honored us with
the commission to procure block of granite for
the Washington National Monument.
We have performed the grateful duty, and have
forwarded it TO your address.
This granite was quarried near this city, on the
banks of the James River and kanawha canal, and
is an appropriate memorial to him who was the ad-
vocate and pioneer ofthat important improvement,
designed to connect the union between the East and
West, by union of heir respective waters.
We are sir, very respectfully your obedient SER
want
JOSEPH R. ANDERSON, cor,,,;+..o
R 0. HAsKINs OoIili1toe'
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They are performing ''satircal, quizzical bur-
lesque at Dan Rice's amphitheatrei in New Orleans,
entitledi'Uncle Toms Cabin, or Life in the South
as it is," by Mrs Harriet .Screecher Blop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27

MACON RACES The Spring meeting over the
Central Course near Macon, began on the alst inst
For the Dean stahes, there were three entries but
Two of them paid forfeit and the third, Grif Ed
lnondson, walked over the course. mile race FOR
purse Of 800 was then run, and won BY Boston
colt
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The Southern Rights press OF Georgia with great
unanimity and zeal, support the Nebraska bill.
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The property Of the National Academy OF De.
sien. on Broadway, New York, wassold on Thurs
day, Feb. l6, for $4,000
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

o. The circulation Of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
that of all the Daily papers Of kehmona
combined.
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ID DECOU Il CO., Franklin Clothing
He store, Richmond, VI. = the besf and chssp-
eat stors Is he city % buy Al tiads of READY

cat 9f0E0 IN he fIly 70 buy ~ 41ztts ~ A<1z-
MADE CLOTHING.
We are oonstsnEly mailing up, ard hsve for sale.
al qualities ard Nyles Of Gsrmenf4 from ~ wnien the
ties "a enoy With ssfsrencs sofhs sssetions Of ths
newest ssd Tjchest styies cf foods = e.s = they
Z rssSrsstee thsf ~ viii ~ sesq1A " none II the
hc tnsfefu end excellent ehaiacter cf our
s<soas fusisd "a iu or stoek. VII be f0nn9-
nressspd Exuek Costa, g Al eolore 80 nassFiaiA
suitable % the pcasco.
Plain ssd laaey caelmsFe 4sntes of nev and
eseaJ Mn pises "a RIsis vssss u ssSss slrissy
t Il. faof 7every sxeiele teqnIro3 ~ compteto The
wsrarois 81 tke eentisnan nd he nsu ef bustnoe2
~ Is 80 wi6k ugabeves sndeI1 qf Nhleh - vii
M. ~. 3ksssl5rSs II Wa ~ = q 1anf &
1 dQisskisls aesAa 1ssahlla cloths
q 8 :s''' 9 . 7s' "a a 80 u pncou 40.
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TFLEBRzTED TONIC ALE.-Thi

[TELEBRATED TONIC AIE.-This
4 ALE 4 prepared expressly for Invalids and Dys
..rf;rs II being prepared from Pure Malt and III on
K Il stronsiy recommended by many Of our best Pay.
sicisus g perfect cure for Dyspepsia.
''s. - 3ss ALSO. ~ -s @8 a
Scotch and Philadelphia Ale; London and American
Porter constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest
ca:a pre.. na.. wine. and Br.nde. for .ai.,, ,u,,
Sea Sold by DUDLEY CO
Y Main Street, Richmond, We.
Delivered in any part ofthe city free Of expense
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KENT, PAINE & KENT,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC A
DRY GOODS,
No IL Fourteenth Street Richmond
SPRING TRADE, 1854

SPRING TRADE, 1854
WE are receiving per steamers and
w packets from Glasgow, Liverpool and Havre,
our spring importation of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
DRY GOODS,
purchased upon the best TERMS entirely. for cash,
comprising very large and splendid assortment OF
new and beautiful styles. And by various arrivals
from New York and Boston. we are receiving full
supply of AMERICAN FABRICS, embracing every
variety. fa
We are also prepared with large stock of ready.
made CLOTHING, manufactured at home, under
our supervision, in the latest and best style.
With stock unusually large and well selected ;
with increased facilities for doing business and with
every exertion on part to the best trade
that comes to TIE market respectfully invite the
merchants of Virginia North Carolina and Tennes-
to examine stock before purchasing, with the
assurance that goods will be sold as low as they
can be bought in any market in this country.
1t Is our purpose to keep our stock up throughout
the year. and merchants visiting city, any
son, will find us well prepared to serve them.
KENT, PAINE & KENT.
RICHMOND, Feb. "a, 1854 fe "a
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/ GREAT REDUCTION IN
pEMOYAL,-A CHANCE FOR BAR

DEMOYAL,-A CHANCE FOR BAR,
Ia GAINS IN CHINA, GRO OK E RY N
GLASS WARE.--R. L HICKSON. No. 2l8, Broad
street, being about remove to Main street, will,
tensve and well selected stock at cost and charees
This he considers preferable to paying the expense
ofremoving and incurring heavy loss by breakage
thus verifying the old saying, that the first loss
always the best"
Therefore, now ia the chance for the inhabitants
OF Shockoe Hill and vicinity to supply themselves
with China, Crockery and Glassware, and end
less variety of other goods both useful and ernamen
t6l
c. n B.-The Store and Dwelling for
ii rent. Apply as above. jaA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27

Madame sontag is shortly to appear 10 Opera at
NJ Orleans.
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rHINEsE GOODs-We are now open

~ ing splendid assortment of Chinese Goods.
;unorteS nv personal friend of of the firm. and
10 which we call the attention of the citizens OF
Richmond Some of the patterns are very uniques
and are for the first time introduced INTO tins city
Work Tables Cabinets and Chess Tables; japanese
do Fine Chess Boards with Metallic Men; Chinese
Work Boxes; Bsckgammon Boards OF new dssigns.
Poys. In lots of ), of beautiful nish Chinese Fruit
Plates and Stands; very rich Tea Csddies; japanese
for gentlemen; Vases Cups and Saucers; Chinese
Gcngs, nc.
We warrant the above goods to be of the real Can.
ton and Jepsnese manufacture and to those desrous
OF Purchasing. excellent opportunity is now offer
ed.
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NIFW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. r.

NEW EMPORIUM.-FRANCIS A. r.
IN GEORGE respectfully informs the citizens Of
Richmond and vicinity that be has opened store for
the sale Of CONFEC1I0NARY; bothof forsisn e q and
TIcKI.E. Wigs. RAIsINE. TOYS, and every de-
scrntion OF articles usually kept in such estab
lishinent. at the CORNER OF BROAD AND
THIRD STREETS. He would be happy 10 receive
calls from his friends and the public generally.
r. His assortment Of 0oods for Christmas pre-
sents he h complete. de -
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DRITISH DRY GOODS,-We are now

~ MI lSH OhI UCWOUC,-W0 are low
- receiving by various arrivrls from Liverpool and
Glasgow, portion of our importation Of SPRING
GOODS, among which may be found }fs
White Cambrics, medium and extra
Checked and Piaid Muslins, In great variety
Striped and Plaid Swiss do. ss
Plain and figured Swiss do.
Farmers Drills brown and bleached ~ II 80
Linen Ducks brown and yellow Linens
Irish Linens, Bird's-eye Diapeg
Huckeback and Bird's.eye Towellings
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
Black and white Prints
Plain black do
Printed Lawns $50
Bleached and brown Long Cloths
Manchester Ginehsms, &c. kc
Which we offer to the trade e yey mail ad-
vance. lfe 22l KENT, PAINE KENT.
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Several arrests have been made of persons sus
pected of being the robbers with whom Mr.
Wright had such desperate conflict in Philadel
phia, but all of them have been discharged except
a young man named Barr, who has been identified
by Mr.. w. as one of the gang. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27

ma FOR BALLS AND PARTIES
eSM Ladies' in want of HEAD-D RE S E
DASCOlFFEURES of any description, would do
..seS|~~well to call on CHAS. Fl. LOEWEKTHAL.
at his French Flower Emporium, Millinery and
Fancy Store, Broad street. corner oil Sd street. as
he is desirous ofmakng for his spring imports-
ions. Ladies may expect great bargains.
CHAS. II. LOEWEkTHAL,
is is Broad ST., corner of Sd.
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SPECIAL ror1cus.

a.
p,rsu... kItAL AGENCY, ron THr GArr -
tayv Of y q xL.xDs.-FKANKG g. RUFFIN. go
N. AUG fYsxr, r,sgszia STATE Agri1MfwaI Soeieft snd
GENER AZ ansrthei S9ss their services to tie public =
Siase.. = Ifsginia and the sonfse1s and Wsssess
asas sss;s, sas ss ef tn. rrgiasa sas< Ag,es
Ofiee-as sbor. SorARY PuBL1c AND AccorxrAxr.
e8-ts
offer 1HaF nRr .51ARGAIss.--T. r. PRICE r. co
MousIiFEsI DE- psEAkeAINs ksiAsNs u .ish Dre.. SILKS,
DE LAifiEs. French IAwHSsa sa1E9ES; n5gS; BAREGE
many cred MusLINS. FoULARDS. Ic. CO. ~ With nj
pro-. Mn. 0ooqs suited to the present and s,.
be season. LETT over from former ses.or. =
,a at low prices to make room for nav .sn.s =
( Thomas ]. Evans, ArroRsrr ~ I..w
rractices in all the Courts of the city of Riebmaus
an0 Ine county of Henrico.
Once moved to Whig BUILDING corner oe &C.,
nor and Franklin streets fsa,rsf- J1ssf-
DR; =. N. BRoocKs-office on the South
s1e o. man street. between 7th and 9Th street,.
/ f Oice mourn: from to 10, in the trnorninr and
| - sAo a1einoon. ia 50-1mA
| SIGHT DRAFTs ON NEW OR,r.r.Tr
b. .MACMURDO, at Exchange Bank. " =
| u'o o-oom .----a
| HENRY u. CANNON, ATTORNEY ar Law
NOTARY PUBLIC, and Commissioner of n..d.'
&c, for New York: Pennsylvana. North Carolns
south Carolina; Alabama Tennessee, Ohio. Indi,
| ana, Missouri, Wisconsin, lows, &C. - -AH'-
Practices in the Courts of Richmond civ and 5.r
nco county. VIII attend promptly, to all lie rsi and
Notaral business with which he may be entrusted.
Office on franklin near Governor street,
se Sim
j. J. CARSON & Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE. Ann No 90
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A GOOD assort
ment Of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand. and
Tor sale at lowest market prices ie 1Q-1v
ABEL Y. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY Office on Franklin street under
'ne metropolitan Hall Richmdnd Va mol
AMERICAN HOTEL.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
j. JM!LDEBERGER SMITH PRoPRIErop
selo-ly Formertyat Jones's Hotel, PAiladelpAia
ROPER q MURRAY, UNDERrAKERs, Gov
ernor street, between Main and Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27

SIGHT DRAFTS ON New ORLEArs-In
B. Nj q for .as ct all times by
dec &-d6m DouA'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27

!. ). CARSON q Co., Nos. Al AND az
light IL 1T STREET. BALTIMORE, AND NO. Sc
WAIEh STREET, NEW YORK-A good assort.
naent of Bacon, Pork and Lard alwavs on hand ,s-S
Ior SAFE at lowest market prices. ie l8-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27

BACON. WESTERN CURED AND
DsaMOK fD-15 hbds Sides Shoulders aud Joles
strictly piimA quality, 10 store and for sele by
EW WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27

1HoMAs y. Evans, ATToRsEY Ar law
Practices in all the Courts of the city of pi.h:
and the county Of Henrico. ~ u hiSnmond
Ofice moved to Whie Ruildin, .or,.. - 9,
nor and Franklin streets solAof 2, Tover-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27
TIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsU-

I RAHCE.-The Richmond Fire Association are
now prepared 70 issue policies Of Insurance on the
above description of risks on as reasonable terms
any imilAr company, and Respectfully ask share Of
the pstYpnsge Of the gubse Applications will % z. rs.
strssfa where the officers win cheerfuly furnish all
inforrnaton that may be required. Al losses prompt.
= --s A1s JAMES BosHER, President.
yoHH H BoanER. Secretary. NH II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27
7 EWIS WEBB g. SON offer for sale
IL It's hhds. New Orleans, Porto Rico
and Cuba, part choice.
150 bbls. crushed, powdered and gra-
nulated fSUGAR.'
100 bbls. Coffee,
boxes Loaf, .
heo 1il |

COFFEE ,s rs
IT'S boxes Adainantine, Hotel and Sperm Candles;
40 hhds prime new crop Cuba Molasses 200 bbls. do.
do. do. New Orleans do: $50 bushels prime Clover
Seed; % half-cfe SITS Black and Gunpowder Yea; %
boxes Gunpovder do; 325 bags Shot; Bar Lead; 50
boxes Soap; do Hull's Taliow Candies lbs boxes
Glass 8xl0 and 10xl2; IS boxes Starch SO bbls No.
Mackerel; 40 baskets Sweet Oil, and Tanners Oil in
Sides; Vinegar Tar; Salt Painted Pails Brooms;
Pepper; Pimento; Bed Cords; Leading Lines; Wrap
ping Paper Powder, sporting and blasting, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27

CHINGLES, NC.-I2U,UUU 8 inch Cy-
~ press Bunch SHINGLES,
qualify.
5e,Goo eetseasoned9 do: do. do.
100000 do. do Michigan and Canada White
PINE all sizes.
so 600 feet ROCK MAPLE, for machine purposes
2ae08 do. Northern and Southern HICKORY.
20,0o0 do. do. do. ASH.
$1,000 do. Oak Tobacco-box BOARDS.
Ie00O do. Black Walnut BOARDS and PLANK
10000 do. {, ], II, and inch CHERRY,
together with an assortment OF st. Domingo MA
HoGANY.
The continued favorable attention of the trade is
q * BELVIN l. PARKER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27

DR. j. N. BRoocKs-Office ON fha Sou.h
side OF Main street, between 7th and stb .t-sst.
fs,.a Uce nour, from to 10, in the Imornins. and
- @Ao oAseInoon. ja S0--1mk