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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20
VOLUME v1r.

EHOR NEW YORK Merchants Line .hsM
The new and fass s,ing packet. bark sMER
WOOD, Capt s. B. Hail. Is iosdug and will have mmsdias
dpsth For freight having ssgsat
ply on board nearly opposs th Vegetable M.Ike
orto q. @. GOGERT u AOs IS Camp strsst. db
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

E ARD-150 kegs Choice, for sale by
a di4 JOSEPH lands & CO. 80 Tchoupitonas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

H1ORK-2OO bbls Mess, State Inspection, for
sa.s by JOSEPH Lands CO. sS Tshsapoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

NT0R NEW YORK-Dispatch Line s5Fc-
vessel-TheA aailng regular pack
ct CKUsOE Capisin Wensoo Burgess the rnciIs M
engaged going board beng capacity nd
requiring 10 Cot nd M have Immediate dispatch balanee
gbt Of the bulk of 80 hhds Sugar passage, apply
slSEPH II. BASS, lia Common street
"a hat IIo !.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

EIsOR LIVERPOOL-The A l fast sail ,5T9e
ing American ship JERSEY, Captain Crosby, hav tsAa4G
Ing nearly cargo viii have immediate Dispatch sor
nd V GiFFNEY LOWELL, Tie Common ssress.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

EyOR PHILADELPHIA Merchants ,,fsSn
III Lpe-Tbe fact saing regular packet schooner =. =.
JAMES Capt Weslcot. loading and will have
dispatch freight apply board Post q Second District Or
t5g- For asaape apply on board ad ia ds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

NTOR LIVERPOOI.--The superior A ,s$se
faat sailing American ahp OTsEONTlE. John Il SfasE
Senng commander y nov loading for the shove Po AND VIII nave
n4 j. H. ASHBRIDGE 4 co, 5S St Charles atreet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

EIOR LIVERPO0L.-The new A ,AsN
~ fss. sailing American ship GULF STREAM 4a&AAGG
loading and will have Immediate Dispatch For
"Ssu' - 'Ss' j. p. WHITNEY co.. camps.s
VIZ yo- nsssays applv 10 the Captain on board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

TANDLES-3O0 boxes Star, for sale by
dis JOSEPH Lands co. SO Trhoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-20

MTHISKY-5O bbls Fletcher's Extra, for
lY .als hy IosEpHLANDIs CO IS Tchouptoalas st rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20
TELEG HIC,
ARREST OF THE wrSpuAM BANK ROBBERS.

ASfssSl VI luE NINDHAM BANK ROBBEK5s
NEW LONDON, CoNN., Nov. 10, 1854.
George Bliss, the sheriff Of this County, deserves
great credit for his success in having SO promptly
arrested the men who robbed tas Windham Ba lk At
WiLdaam, Ct.. last Friday night the particulars Of
which we're publuhed on Saturday in telsgraphic
despatch from Ia, tort Mr.. Bliss appears to have
suspected party Of four men who were hsrging
about the steamboat wharf at Alyu's Point lat
light jost prsvous to the departure Of tho boat for
New York, ard arrested them just as they went 90
boeld. On searching t. cir lugsagc twenty Thousand
~ tie t~enty.tEo thousand .llars stolen were
four d, ard it IN Tobabla that the bsl,ncs will be
recovered, IL is supposed TO have been secreted
on the wharf or on board Of TIE steamer. TIE rob-
bars have been safely lodged In jail at this pa ,s.
We have not lcsrred their nsmes. but they are said
to have she appearance Of genteel ani dnisaei
scoillircls,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20
Affairs In WnsI,in uton.
Correspondence of the Detroit Free Press.
WAaprxurny Nov u


WASHINGTON, Nov. ., 1854.
Great Britain bae rot noihed our govern uJcns Of
tbe abaC don mest CT the Pr"tectorase OF tbs Nos
qptos. S is only holding on, forbea 10 tro tne
C, u,iDued assertion OF the Protec,orlss, "a nppss
OF leading 10 suppose bus aD.nd Juei s. tiss
bye and bye, she may renew her p etc1sioos sieh all
her tsprtr impuden,e. Meantime, Costa ri O.,
which clsims the jurisdiction over the soutn bspk
ti the San Juaa river, s about practically 20 assert
her claim. OF course Puata Arenas, shefe toe
Nicaragua 1rarsit CDwpsny's dspnr~ are, is taus
byoDRbt nnoef the jurisdiction o. Costa Rc4; bur
tie government OF That Sssfe Will tase care ia 10
way 10 haIa-s o. the company, relying ratasr
upon tie coop ration a. tb. Uolsed Sasss snsn
otherrise, in f,vor OF her yer iforisl claim. No
trouble, therefore, need be anticipated In that
quarter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20
Brooklyn City News.

BRUTAL Assault upoy a MLKsAs.-Early on SATURDAY.
morning last, nilkman, named Charles NJ. DAILY, who
was coming In from Hempaiead L. l.. with horse ana
wagon, vas attack the Of Bergen and Hoyt
10 assaulting tn-y @ M "uo
walked on 10 the house of the FIRST customer where he
STOPPED, and Daily followed him he able -
walk. The rrGia1s about five feet eight
inches ia height black monkey jacket aid
cloth cap the other black frocA coat and Kosutk hat
One whisAers under his chin They have not been
arrested.
FrfE ALArI TELEGRAIu--Th fire alarm telegraph.
which designed TO connect tho various station houses
with the City Hall is nearly completed. The galvanis
batteries put up Saturday, and it IL expected
that operations will be commenced either to-day to-
STOLEN PROPERTY REcovTREp.-A portion of the pro-
lery stolen from the swcry store Of John Kern 1l7x
Court street which burgaTbusy entered the night
Of the 18th Inst recovered last by officers Ray
and Hubhs, OF the Chiefs Office at ewery store in
First avenue New York and Of the supposed per-
retrators taken into custody and committed for hear
ing The value of the goods stolen is about 81 500, q
which eighteen watches have been recovered.
BROOKLYN Cry MoRr&tIrY total number Of deaths
IN this city last week was so, OF which 80 males
and 90 females OF adults there 25; children, 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20
Tho Turf
ION COtTRSF. .I-TROTTIN1

UNION COURSE, l.. I-TRoTTING.
Decidedly one Of the best lots that ever took
place came off on Saturday last, bet vecn Frank
Forester and Sontag, 20 mile heats, 10 harness.
The race was won by Frank Forester, he taking
,e pecond and third heats. The friends of S,nt ~
attribute her cefest to the fact Of her drver-Mr.
Ehelan-- weighing nearly forty pounds over weigh.
The time m.de beats anything tiat VIC ever remsm
Der at tos Of the year; In fac:, third
rever hes bsen made in 5 IL before. The time
Sortas's first heat as gwen by tuc udgss-5O7--l,
Two seconds quicker thsn LAZY 5affolk's bes; time
ard eanal to Rilton's famous performance on tn
Hunting Park Course, Philadelphia. The outside
timers made this heat sos two seconds less which
would bring it within one second OF Lady M,scow's
best time. Bnt taking into consdsrasi,n the heavi
ress OF the track, aud the favorable weather,
Sontss's performances on Saturday afternoon far
eclipse them all.
Frank Forester has proved himself better horse
than ne was supposed to be, notwithst sading the
audaticns Of bis friends; and go cond sot were they
OF his winning this race that they went out to bit
almost any ids on his success; but they found
tne bsckers OF Son ae equalIy syngniae, aad soule
curious biting was the result. Before toe word
gwen, one hundred TO sixty was current oa For
res'er; bus after the first eat the odds were th,
came, or larger, in favor Of Sontsg. Some shre I'd
6psncsrs took TIE odds both ways, and came out
large winners 10 the end. All she heats we're close
y contests aud il either horse race until the
terminat on of the last heat
FIRST Heat Frank Forester won the pole. The
horses came mp Dicely, aud got tho word veil toQc-
ther. The trotred faster than Frrsstsr srouod
the turn led sb ,us length 10 the qusrer ,le,
in thu tyeipht secopcs- Going oown fhe book
IT,. I'll .1..~ktx
| ipc,sss.d her sptsd, snj creseJ she gap ~ f.ur
lsiSiLs " ths a. IA. i,.s, l. l.ils fo..usssE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20
williamsburg City News.

LIE, TIE MuRrraEa.-On Saturday afternoon Oliver
Lee, the man arrested that morning en- a charge Of
causing the death Of Harrison, in the election
riot was committed TO the county jail by Mayor Wall To
await trial II s understood that lie has given the names
81 several parties who engaged in the riot nse
heretofore implicated Warrants have been issued fer
their arrest.
STREET PEEAcuNc-There was street aaching yoster-
day afternoon in the vacant lot ut the corner of Second
and North Fifth streets which quito large number
of persons assembed owing probably the recent ex-
ccment in consequence Of the election riot that occur
rcd in that vicinity. Mr.. Yeager, the German stSoe<
preacher expounded his peculiar doctrines hi mober
tongue The audience looked IN silence Understand
ing perhaps about mlb they would IRON tho mo-
tions Of dumb person The Mayor fearing serious re-
suits from gathering in this quarters induced Mr..
feager 10 leave and the gsombsge after sperscd
ARREST or lscFSDiARlF Yesterday afternoon, tws
young men, named Edwa ! Fails and John Hunt, were
arrested by ofcsr Chchen, OF the First ward on charge
of ing fire TO unoccupied house in South Second
street tetween Sixth and seventh, owned by VIM Lake.
The hIe, which was kinaled inside with broken boarls
was extingushed before any eral damage was DONE
The accused parties locked up in the First ward
station house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20
(oronerss fnuucst.

KILLED ny FAILING THRoUGH HATcnwAY. An In
quest held Saturday, at the New York Hospital
by Coroner o'ponnc upon the body Of Lundon D. Fish,
young about eighteen years Of age, residing In
Brooklyn, who killed by falling through the hatch
way Of the store Of Mr. Weeks SO Bcekman street. ro
the fifth TO the lower story. The deceased in the
employ Of Mr. Weeks, and with other clerks was
hosting up goods when his foot slipped and he
precipate to the first door beneath distance " over
hity ieet The medical testimony OF Dr. Chasteney
The inquest TO show that fracture of the Of
the skull had taken place, which produced almost In
slant death. hshaGR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20

baante IN Treasury Oct. J. 1854 ....,..... x3z ~
his institution Is doing much good in the way oi be-
nevoleIce.
MILITARY CnEBRAT7oS or EVACUATION DAy--wc under
sand ha. the First Division under command Of Mscrs
General sandford win parade the 25th nst to cess
brate the anniversary or the Evacuation of New York By
the Pritish, or the 18th Of November. 1888.
Tie parade will take place broadway al two O'CLOCK
and the line OF march will be around Union sauaro
through Third avenue Tenth street, Astor Place ana
broadway 10 the City Hall.
The Twelfth regiment under Col Stebbins viii parade
u said some 600 overcoats and the National uara
under Col Duryea, will probably not be far behind
The overcoats N add much To the appearance of the
troops, and give a very pleasing effect. a
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT "A brakeman named Par
sons was thrown OIL freight train, Friday evening
last near the bridge AZ Chenung before 1t could 10
stopped several cara passed his body killing him
on the instant Ho picked up in horribly mangeA
condition.
We understand that grand pubic entertainments
will be given at the Broadway tabernacle on Monday
evening, Nov 81 for the relief Of the families Of thoss
American citizens who lost their lives Tn. rccen rsx
in Williamsburg Several distinguished gentlemen win
address the meeting. Hon James Harper will preside
Particulars hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20

Many Of these have published several volumes d
their cole ctions and transactions, which comprise
valuable ADDITIONS 10 our historical lite auro, ADD
such ~ probably would not otnerwtse have been
Il'nttt. AN ~ them hav. aid~d Vreatly IN iocraa.
rr nv historical l,erAturs aad snsy shsuld 10 wen
90. ta-Led.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20
Court Calendnr-J'hIs Day.

USrED STATES DISTRICT CovRr--Nos. IL, %, so 10 81
srrRExf CounT--General term--Non-enumera,ed mo-
tlons and Nos So les 12e u, 1oo l36, 46, 1885, l4o
co, ~, 102 los, 112, IFS
Cgcun-Pond the Hanover Insurance Co, still on
SUPERIOR CouRr (two branches Mos. TAI, AIS, 1877
ISL 900, 412 zoos, IT, 2o7, 600 1890 256, s5f esl
1022k, 1t24, 1o25, 1929 1o3T 1o2S, 1929, 1880 1881
loo ,c. Is.-, lSso, loe,, Ioss, loos, lv.l, ivS2
lo44 lo4s lo4s, ioas 1912 ioso IL: sSs rs TO- ISL
IS, sec, 6ee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20

ORIO RlvER.-Tbere were more than three feet Of
wa'c' ~ re c.srpe of the 0cio -'ver ~ Pi,'shrr-
on tho 17th inst., and q sDsd ste-B wosel stsaa-
bcSA we're beginning ~ novs down the hver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20
City Inteulcence,

city intelllf e0ce.
Nof1h WESTERN DsriIsAGY.-From tbs $50 nj Q IN uAf
report OF ne % ID OF Manages OF this Dsspsnsa v W
nnd that its accounts during he rst year. sum ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20

Oct l, 1854, was - 49,
balance in Treasury at last annual report a3a n
sah received from sundry sources to Oct "a 2oi9 90
io'a, 81, ,08S ~
Cash disbursed az per vouchers . o'0hs 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-20
Tha New York Is,sso.ac.l s.s..tv.

CELEBRATION OF the 'FIFTIETH ANNIyERs Apy-
OTHER AIsrOHICAL SOCIETIES.
The geBtCenW nui0l celebration Of the New
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07
A WARMING,

Delay not hArbor that
iosophy that discuss viii ITSELF you
It With sertan medicines dollars how you
per with your general Welfare.
Ye Wild and vicious youths why persist dosing
the y Hdasedng compounds daily preferred, thereby impair
Ing appetite and Digestion destroying you mentally
when can be cured with few doses ofriea
SAINT medcnesf
Ye Of every age condition. why will suffer and
pine drag miserable existence. unified soy
ordinary Of ni You who thus
noyed ane wish DO restored TO health and vor
pleasant should MORRIS.
chronic ddses been than that
physician OF his Many who have years anced
with disease resulting " have been
health under his really
Should personal Interview be Questionable disease
In wrng-enolose ave dUuar-addre,s DR.. W. NJ HoRRIe
through the Post ONCE Eashve Tenn and package
cines securely put will lie sent privately and with dispatch
full directions Herewith, and no questions dieed
e.rs. rer Cancels, Piles Rs,uia in AnO Gravel Structure.
elects disease whatever Of aggavsed
letter, paid enclosing Fee Medicines peAsan,
P:fsusr sasep,op given the
LadIss rss may Dc addicted WIN lrsg.. Flour 4sa,
70 aside ali false dscaey fOp,y consult the
Once oys, T. ONCE Cedar street, near the Post
oPYEE-i0O prime Green Laguayra CoGee Java
~ Collie; for sale by H. SKINNER,
y aad mp an, Chamber Maid city.
81 Crrn-r Gary and Is streets
n nm BBLsN O. MoLAs'Fs md ooLDtN syhuP-ao hhds
lOU U.bi Moasses; 100 bikes TAiow and Ad imsntine
Q. .,les In store and for sale by II. WINSTON Go.
~ Corner Cary aud 10 streets.
DIokLING VINEGAR AND SPICES OF BEST QUALITY
IyI T.wINsr1N CO.
na 3, MINIS and g, ,ns Pro
by, saee.i,ol r. :, S saasDa si SS
oNDoN PoRrEROf superior quality In store and for sale
jyI Successors Sutton 4 Winston.
1N T. WINSTON 6 CO., Successors sutton
ILe Winston, Corner Cry "a streets, have in store
200 bag. Lasuyra, Rio. Java and Manila Coffee
Soters old hominon Nails
loo hhds N. o. and Porto Rico Sugars
81 IBIS Old Rye aud Cincinnati whiskey
10 !. Pipes Hennssse and oaw Brandies
50 ( ea.s. sherry. Madeira and Port Wine.
loo6e'sN N. Q. ard Halifax Herripgs
20 hhds 81 les and Shoulders.
with other article, line,
AMI the pablo On uau'Hu iy datuE terms, Jy7
tHEb II ssS kEsTSaa.aan, :, or decree II hs aal;
Cnof New Kent county I'D the 25 day Of May,
tits, William orunp Mary VIE defend
shall onr for sale public auction highest bidder
Court day, called ASPEN dRovE IS mile, from
Richmond Dying the stag road Ri hmond
River Railroad containing ask acres There {. Hsou, So
Of low DIS, very fertile Of
proveuent There banks
farm he build which ample for farm its size,
There spring whin 80 yards the house. also 2orchards
OF and summer fruit.
TEHs-Ths farm, will on credit Of q, 10 and is
months except 10 the OF suit and which
ona .eeury and the tile Withheld I'm.
I'll all Of the made Possession for the purpose
January Crump residing
examine it, EDWIN j. CioPToN,
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eck eoads Of iseT Inscribsd siook Of ssa i0s Penn.
ssans or 80 l-eiss L.; Maryland Sc boz d., s4a
TO- so ONO es 1905 lVeaio4; Massachusetts, 81,
modage-. l03ai0t; do second 90 l2aol Is third sIa
~; do Conxertibl.a 1850 - -' -
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lsse.. :, ut.SaKs. iA.s sf ni..a....s.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OPpTcr

lux sabscnber having .,eI ~, os,.. 80. 4,
k.hoy IhouAs Lambert, Req ,.c.Ix,
S Ss 'or sss. 70 AL under he OF H. FRANCE
~: VIII meet his
.nd tbs Drawings vail b. orsard.a soon a. ,h.,
TnoS. }. CLARKE,
H.Itlu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07
JOHN q. sisaFEn,
ramon 4 ND URIPER.
EXCHANGE RIrII DINO
NraN"N DUILUINH,

Fourteenth Street. RICHMOND, W..
Would respectfully call attention Ills styles Of spring and
summer uoous. aplS-dly
eV Il. nc. H.-SnRoFULA CURED ~ TWENTY DAYS
VIM Miles, aged 81 had been afflicted scofula for wears
on The LIST OF August - the H7ves Of Dr. wm Root M,ea
ia he commenced the use Of RAILWAYS R.NOykTISG
SOLVE T. In hours ne felt change
pspu''ues covering the whole urce Of ne body
In - hours he was ooyerd with sh pres s
he ke,rsY tey but hndins bis bowels very cosve
sKo RAILWAYS KEdULArOKs. Thes OPERATED powerfully and
pleasantly He ate wards took guator night The
sores caused him some irritation, sheh aaved bathing
them with the esovent The fourth all healed
Tie continued the Reolvcnt and Regulators since the
Ia day which was on the night Of the 2Oih
pereneed any returning symptoms Ills blood
FULTON N' " 49,
Fold by Druggists everywhere. j,T-Iu
~ HoinNHys rili--A c4rfdfq Npec,fc Tor SITr gI-.
LrRes' ~ Sri Disc derd Si,ndcLs The W,n =
egensIatng effects produced by invaluable Pills are
astonishing They set In peculiar
by follow ng the directions axed each mode of
using the nervous rriahy IL alhy d. the
enEheneh the digestion improved ffeeis
70 NE blood and robust state Of health attained Persons a.
sudoLs and sedeniay habits being especially liable 20 N
class Of disorders here alluded to- should tax. Hoosay PHI, 10
ensure good state Of health. -
fof saebT PURCELL, LADD 4 co. ny96-2u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07
IA n ULAIsES.-6o barrels n o. Moiases.
lNH ~ hhds Cuba do
o do Porto Rico do For sale by
iva EDWIN WORKMAN co.

NnISSOLUTION.-In consequence Of the death OF r. n.
~ cHLks the Cop ner.h heretofore existing under the
syc o. KfE CHILES BALDWIN Is this da dissolved The
surviving will settle the busnes,o Of the
Al i-bei to the Hrn wi please
Ike iumtd payment and those having claims against S
requested them early
rable 10 close the businl poss bic.
LIST July 1854. KEEN, UlIfLEs BALDWIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07
v,srs UNDERTAKING..


secured The pfiylers
manufacturer Pkt Burial Cases which attain.
neh general 1e Api Witch highly approved 90 accouS
their nestness enlrIce and durAitly,
The sale OF this article in Richmond heretofore has been ,,e
se having een eonhn'd TO through sone
and viii be Furnished TO persons dCs them os,
heretofore demanded
character OF fnsh wish sEaor5 ard thing such
occasions
strict personal attention will be Fren to the s,,,orr, a,
Harse aud Catges and every necessary arrangement adc 10
snns ~ Wa
Psr'On, ivirE the country nay eesnd cur service, In N,
matter Of farnh az Cons Sh n prompt ate
js3S BISFORO PORTER
BUowN & SHOOK,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Richmond IN
IyE pcrsonsi attention to sale Of FLOUR GRAIN ToBAc
IN 90. As ouI House charges 10 drayase
skMUEL b BROWN JOHN II SHOOK
$40 CHE PTBIIC.-we are running a daily line o,
stages from The terminus Of TIE RAJ road 10 yneS
burg eonnunE on BY The virginia and Tennessee Railroad ard
our stage Line 70 Sweet Red Sweet white sulphur spfn
Whole cot TO the passengers - S. bstueen Richmond AMI ~.
white sulphur Springs, and by the foiowi schedule
Leave Richmond dsiy except Sundays vi. the Danviir
road 70 the Juncou q ih sgu'lie Road Road 10 it,
terminus ard our Coaches % iuchburg By ~ Leave
lynehbarE a4P NJ the Virginia and Trnnrsc Railroad ~
the dysrFug point Of ne and reach
~ dark Leave Hneac AZ daylight day and arrv Al M
Springs ~ ePM. 80 'P'-'
Richmond D,nvs rasoger, are informed ,Aa, ,,s
aet ne 9TH day o. JAW We ~ acc Immediate then In splendid
horse Coaches Speed Increased and fare reduced m,
ss history q The ssrv bweeu the o. the panvis
leave Rshnond At ~ A. NJ AMI arrive =, D,n,l,
night W. ''N'
rare from preisnt terminus to Danviile. tto
De do do 10 Halifax @. II I ~
And 70 be edueed from time 70 time eireumianess nav re-
quite. -' "
Jyi-du PARISH uARu.S a %
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oop'RrEERsHP % the above notice. the
srr bers embe's OF the late Arm Of KEEN CHILE BALD
WIS inform their friends the
have asd the OF Clothing
de- OF that Hrm, will continue the business
brnn At the nd stsni. No. i02 VI ain street.
Thankful for the liberal bestowed the late
they rrspectny solicit Us continuance to the Their
embrares Article In IN h lire suited
weekly arrivals from IN ir they enabled
keep the best fashionable
Ing good CiOhiHg Mt iOir prices
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07
ANOTHER NEW NOTE UFoN

WOHCESrEu'S PIANOS.
FUNHE New York Commercial Advertiser OF the
1854 in an article referring the superiority OF tgsr
over Lnp2d or Fgrciga in,,rumsn pay, s following Dc.
served and Just mplimtut NJ. HOrcSSsrs PIANOS.
We have seen pianos from England, france GERMANY
made by the most celebrated
have heard their tones ELECTED sku
but must that have pianos comparable with those
manufactured bJ H. worcester In elegance Of form hnh
richness Of tone durability Of tune and all other qualities that
render musical Instruments valuable Nr Worcester pianos
unsurpa7sed. 10 IL highly cred;sbie
rority." ~ '1''
AND ANOTHER FROM TUE NEW YORK COURIER AND IN.
QUtRFR, 25th March 1854.
"WORCESTERS PLANO FOETEIAs an honorable ard eap..
eneed Manufacturer Of these Instruments Mr. no
orG and the test u time has proved tie qualities he air
for h, productions possessed by them
gree" ~ w
4. MoRRis, ~ Main Street,
Is sole agent for the sale Of
WORCESTERS PIANOG
aud would invite attention Of Professors Amst.p, and
pubi', TO an examination Of them. "
HIS assortment embraces and beautiful styles and BY
almost every arrival receiving addition supplies ~,
reae ADVANTAGES the purchase q PIANO FoRTEs only
sells ' ~ ''''" w
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Rank oy VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, July D, 1874.
T9SHE President and Directors OF this Bank have declared
dividend OF four and the The
Bank for the last months the deduction OF
the STATE which
payable TO the stockholders.
iy9-daw SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
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'"S '''' '''"'"' "'''" ~ KEEN, BALDWIN, d CO.,



HhIsSOLtEION.-Thc Copirtner hip heretofore Existing
be wesn the sub.crber under the style and drm SUTTON
WlssTON IA dissolved this day by lu aiion II hring
pora IN settle the business Of this all
d'btd TO the requested to make early
all creditor
for settlement kher partner Is authorised to the
the In liquidation w. NJ luton,
July LIST, 1854. y T. WINSTON.
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a. D. LICK. sp'ck and Land Warrant Agency 6ar>r,,
~ Stre stoeks borRh and sold Corauson-Th. hyh
"t price PAID or Land Wsrrants-old and Silver wanted
Prse Tickets In all Lotteries
France Co.. will be promptly paid by me- ana an ENQUIRE,
,auT- 20 the ocness OF " FRAzcg Co. Addressed
Richmond, vim meet With prompt attention. "
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